The Evening Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 68

THE EVENING SUN 7 5B PAGE 68 PAGE 68 Tommy Triumphant 50 Of Jobless "a Alcorn Sees GOP Doing Fine In Md. Mayor, Cut To Quick At Whirlybird Ceremony, Cuts Up Over Protocol Slight Susquehanna Bids To Be Sought Bids will be advertised to- Seek Benefits On Wrong Day By Richard Frank The State Employment Secu By Walter Ward The city got its first sched By Louis R. Rukeyser Washington. June 19 Meade uled helicopter service off to a flying start today after a hi rity Department said today that morrow on the first section of the 37-mile pipeline that will make Susquehanna River water available In Baltimore by 1962. 50 per cent of those reporting larious protocol hassle over who would cut the inaugural ribbon, Governor McKeldin or Mayor Alcorn, the uniquely cautious chairman of the Republican National Committee, predicted today that the GOP will do just under the new extended benefits program appeared at the office Bernard L.

Werner, city water D'Alesandro. llliSiiMiilll fY fine Maryland this year. engineer, estimated the con- tract would run more than Before the ceremonies, held Mr. Alcorn shook up the poli to build up an atmosphere of i e-T "J1 I tical cliches two months ago when he told White House re $3,000,000. The whole project la expected to cost $30,000,000.

porters that while he expected Open for bidding tomorrow good will, were over, the Mayor had walked out in a huff; other city officials were trying to restore some semblance of order, and a public-relations man reversed the order of the day. FRANCIS M. THOMAS 3d the Republicans to win the House of Representatives, "I don't think it is in the cards now for us to take the Senate." will be a 6-mile stretch of con- duit, 8-feet in diameter, from the Montebello Filtration Plant to Kenwood avenue in Balti-, more county. The hassle started when the In assessing the party's Mary at 37 Hopkins place on the wrong day of the week. In a spot check of the first 127 to report early today, 64 were found to have been scheduled for other days.

The other 63 were on schedule. Robert B. Kimble, executive director of the department, warned that serious tieups would result unless claimants for extended benefits reported on the same days of the week as when, they had last collected benefits. Earlier, the first unemployed person in the nation to file a Boy Who Died land prospects today, he did not repeat this flight from tradi Mr. Werner said practically tional optimism.

Mayor drove to the heliport at the end of Pier 4, Pratt street, and smilingly walked up to cut the ribbon which would formally establish helicopter service between Baltimore, Washington Mr. Alcorn said the State all of the rights-of-way have been acquired. From Fall Due Cub Uniform Eleven-year-old Francis M. Route Given The line will run south from and Andrews Air Force Base. GOP will reelect Senator J.

Glenn Beall, elect Representative James P. S. Devereux to the governorship and succeed with much of the rest of its ticket as well. It was then that someone ex Montebello through Herring Run Park, swinging east at Sinclair plained to the Mayor that Gov Thomas 3d, who died today ernor McKeldin would cut the ribbon. Mayor, it was ex lane, then roughly parallel to electric transmission lines to claim tinder the new Federal unemployment benefits program passed through the line at 37 Hopkins place at 7.30 A.M.

"That's a governorship we from a fall off a scaffold, will get the Cub Scout uniform he wanted so much. Kenwood avenue. should get," the chairman said of the 1958 Maryland race. From there, Mr. Werner said.

Yesterday afternoon, young Francis, as boys will, was Charles James, 42, of 1334 the line eventually will follow the route of the proposed North-, Present Set-Up Republican Governor Theo climbing on scaffolding that had been set up to paint a house Wet North avenue, received claim card No. 1 as Maryland in the 300 block East Cross began its participation in the east expressway to Robin Hood road in Harford county. From this point, it will cut cross country to the Susque new program of extended street. He lost his footing and fell to the street. dore R.

McKeldin is barred from a third term. The Democratic candidate is J. Millard Taws, veteran State comptroller. Mayor D'Alesandro, of Baltimore, is opposing Senator Beall. CUT-UP Mayor D'Alesandro triumphantly cuts the ribbon inaugurating helicopter service in Baltimore after a protocol hassle that almost broke up the ceremonies.

Left to right are Senator Beall, Governor McKeldin, the Mayor and City Councilman Leon Rubenstein, chairman of the Council's Aviation Committee. hanna Power Company's canal Shortly after midnight today, Mr. James, who lost his Job despite the efforts of doctors as a stock clerk in a tire com at Deer Creek, following the Canal to the river at Holloways Mr. Alcorn said the national to save him, the boy died at South Baltimore General Hos pany last October 2b, ran through the allotted 26 weeks Cove above Conowingo Dam. pital.

GOP recognized that "a different situtation" is indicated among Maryland Democrats this year namely, that the party Deer Creek Station A pumping station will be A little while later, the be Are You Paying 'Hi' Dough For A Lo-Fi? Bid For Tunnel Land Renewed seems more unified than it has been in the recent past built at Deer Creek, Mr. Werner said, containing three pumps. Ultimately, five pumps of similar size will be installed. reaved father, Francis M. Thomas, of the 1100 block Riverside avenue, called Patrolman Raymond Mackessey at his home.

Patrolman Mackessey, of the Southwestern district, had He acknowledged that this plained, would stand beside the Governor to have his picture taken. That did it. "Don't they know I'm Mayor of this city?" Mr. D'Alesandro cried. "If they're going to have a Republican cut the ribbon, I don't want to attend." "I never heard of such a thing," he continued.

"You don't think they would invite me down to Annapolis to break ground for the State House, do you?" "I'm Going Home" "I'm going home." With that the Mayor strode angrily off the dock, leaving the distraught public relations man fignring out what to do. "I don't blame you, Tommy," said George Carter, director of public works. He left, too. But City Councilman Leon Rubenstein had other ideas. He chased after the Mayor's car, which already had started moving, crying: "Wait a minute, Tommy, wait a minute." "You can't leave," Mr.

Rubenstein said. "You're the Mayor. You ought to attend." The Mayor said he was leaving. "They won't let the Governor Continued, Page 61, Column 2 made the Republicans' task more difficult and required the When the river Is tapped, the By David Culhane waging of "an aggressive been young Francis cub pack leader. but the ones I've seen on sale city will take up to 225,000,000 gallons a day, if necessary, until the year .2,000, Mr.

Werner said. don't." His son had wanted the Cub How hi is ft? Or, how high is hi-fi? A City Councilman says it is Mr. Byrd says that perhaps "Great Campaigner" But he emphasized that he ex uniform, the father told the po- Added to its present water of jobless benefits in April. 13 More Checks Under the new law, he Is entitled to 13 additional weekly benefit checks beginning today, so long as he remains unemployed. The first beneficiary of the new program, who is married and has a son In the Army, was among 50 unemployed Baltimor-eans who gathered in front of the Hopkins Place office of the State Department of Employment Security at 7.15 A.M.

today. The early morning lines have been running shorter than anticipated, according to Robert B. Kimble, executive director of the ESD. Claims under the extended Continued, Page 36, Column 1 ceman. Could Patrolman Mac too high.

pected just such a campaign. He kessey get him one? the manufacturers themselves have some useful definition that would protect buyers who think they're getting a hi-fi for a song. Councilman Richard D. Byrd Third) says he thinks there The police officer said he could. praised Senator Beall as "a great campaigner" and repeated his prediction of a top-of-the-ticket sweep.

resources, Baltimore tnen will have a potential daily source' amounting to 468,000,000 gallons. This should care for the city's water needs "way beyond" the turn of the next century, Mr. Werner said. One expert defined a hi-fi set Now it is certain that the lad may be talse advertising involved in the sale of lo-fi phonographs billed as hi-fi. as the reproduction of music will go to his last resting place Maryland Democrats have not in the entire range in which it The Federal Government stands to lose from $3,500,000 to $6,300,000 if it doesn't grant fifteen acres of land at Hawkins Point for construction of a second harbor tunnel, the State Roads Commission predicted today.

In a letter to the Federal Bureau of Public Roads today, the SRC restated its request that the Federal Government turn over the land to it at no cost, as provided by Federal statute. The General Services Administration, representing the Federal Government in the land transaction, has already made a tentative agreement to sell a Continued, Page 36, Column 4 He visitea a inena ot nis tne fully attired in the uniform of a Cub Scout. elected a governor or senator is played so that the music other night, an intern at Johns The Susquehanna Water Sup- sounds the same as it does when you hear it in the concert hall. since 1946, despite a 2V4-1 edge in registrations. Bflt they profess to sense a Democratic trend in 1958.

Woman Shares Award Mrs. Lorraine Bertolini, 39, of Hopkins Hospital who can ill afford to spend more than a few patients will bear. But that's a rather hi-fi defini piy rrojeci, wiucii is ueiug ii-nanced by the city, consists of six separate contracts, one of which already has been the 1200 block Chain court, has "See my new hi-fi set," the This "trend," which has been tion in itself, covering a pretty wide range. Mr. Byrd's question is what components must a hi-fi doctor said proudly.

awarded. reported nationally, was discounted by Mr. Alcorn. shared a $1,090 damage award with her husband in a verdict from a Court of Common Pleas Grates On Ears Mr. Byrd, a hi-fi buff who has "In 25 years in politics." he Many experts would disagree jury.

said, "I've always heard about U.S. Pay Raise To Bring $5 Million Into Area tweeters (high frequency speak Mrs. Bertolini was injured Continued, Page 36, Column 4 trends, but Tve never heard ers) and woofers (low frequen AIM them defined." when she fell over bathroom fixtures trying to escape a stream of hot water that shot from a broken shower nozzle in a city-owned apartment. Adams Controversy Asserting that elections are cy), looked down at a normal looking phonograph that emitted sounds and noises that grated on his sensitive ears. By Robert Blake Law Revisions Urged In Case Of A-Attack "That certainly is quite a won In November and not in June, the GOP chieftain pointed to the Republicans' unexpect send it to the White House without debate or opposition.

The President is expected to More than $5,000,000 in Federal pay raise funds will be placed into circulation in the Baltimore area within the next sound you've got there," he VACATION CASE: said, wincing. ed success in 1946 and the But on his way home he de sign the measure into law next week, thus ending a two-year battle to win higher salaries for Democrats' turnabout two years later. By T. Denton Miller Staff Correspondent FUN IN-'UJ THE SUN few weeks, after President cided that Baltimore's buyers Similarly, he Indicated that were often-times paying "hi" white collar personnel. Bar Association that was ap he believes assessments of the dollar for lo-fi players.

Atlantic City, June 19 New dangers inherent to the atomic July 1 Plan AT pointed during the current pres Mr. Byrd's idea is to estab age require changes in Mary several agencies here are political impact of the Sherman Continued, Page 61, Column 2 PLAN lish some standard for hi-fi pho idency of G. C. A. Anderson Baltimore attorney.

planning to start distribution of nographs, if one hasn't already the retroactive pay checks "There Is a present need to been legislated, and restrict aa around July 1. land legislation and constitution to provide continuity of governmental functions in case of widespread disaster, officials and citizens of Maryland were insure continuity of state gov vertisers from calling routine Other agencies hope they can players "hi-fi." ernment in the event of atomic attack," it was declared by the release checks on July 15. GROVE Eeacli FAST! FAST! Before the Classified employ- warned today by a legal group. Useful Definitions But the problem is, what is a Continued, Page 36, Column 6 Eisenhower signs a bill to guarantee the Government's classified employees a 10 per cent pay raise retroactive to last January. The measure effects 26,598 Civil Service employees in Baltimore, and 50,000 employees in Maryland.

The bill will grant an average annual increase of $531 and will increase the annual payroll in Baltimore more than $13,000,000, officials estimate. $250 Retroactive Average The gross retroactive pay In Baltimore will average $250, but the "take home" will be $188.75 when 18 per cent for Federal income tax and 6V4 per ees bill, the President approved Action by the 1959 Legisla hi-fi player? a measure to give 530,000 postal ture was urged by a special committee of the Maryland State 8 8 8 8 fl.g.t-J)-9-tt-Q-Q-9-B-IL "My understanding is that it employees, including 4,051 in Baltimore, a 10 per cent raise should at least have more than one speaker," Mr. Byrd says, TOMORROW! retroactive to January 11. IELMRY! The Post Office has set a tar get date of July 25 for the dis PtIIFIEB tribution of retroactive checks. iniveraiieinit Special radio-equipped trucks with speed delivery of cent for Civil Service retirement IIBEOGEI FRIDAY'S SPECIAL Baked or fried FILET Enjoy a real summer vacation without any' Money Worries 1 HERE'S ALL YOU DO! Decide where you'd like to go! 2, Figure out how much money you will need! 3e Phone or come to the nearest Ayares Office for the Cash Don't wait! Arrange for your Vacation Cash NOW See page 28 of the white phone book for the office nearest you.

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