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THE SUN, BALTIMORE. FRIDAY MORNTXG. APRIL iS, 1S5S PAGE 14 that by next autumn the plantings SUN Temper In High Places THE would be supplying abundant food and attracting 'the ducks. What's more, the grass seed costs less than frig OFTeH SARCASTIC Politics and People I THOMAS O'NEILL. and with that information right on tap, the State will be In a position to start weeding out bad drivers.

Southwestern The forthcoming opening of the new Southwestern District Police Station will be the first step toward modernizing Baltimore's almost in cracked corn. 7.D.R- 4S Do we hear of any duck hunters accepting the district attorney's challenge, and setting out forthwith for the blinds, laden with seed? Clear Choice credibly anachronistic station-house setup. The stations range in age from Northern, a mere 59 years old, Published Every Week Day Br JHE A. S. ABELL COMPANY WlLLXtM F.

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Eisenhower has offered the W- 'mar lx 5r to Eastern, which was built in 1845. Democratic opposition in Congress a perfectly clear choice. They can They are mostly set in downtown enact the mixed-up emergency un corners of their districts, remote from the majority of the people employment aid bill they have reported out of the House Ways and they serve, and lack the space and equipment for their current task. Means Committee and end up with a veto. Or they can swing over to The figures are fairly familiar, but they bear repeating.

The new The Associated Press Is entitled exclusively to the use for republication of all the ward the White House proposal on true unemployment compensation local news printed In tnia newspaper well as all AP news dispatches. Southwestern, replacing a building dating from 1883, will serve nearly and get an early law on the statute BALTIMORE, FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1958 10 square miles and a population of Bowles For President? Harttord. Letters circulating among the delegates who will pick a Democratic candidate to run for the United States Senate in Connecticut this year carry a blunt suggestion that the supporters of Mr. Chester Bowles are looking still further ahead, with the White House as an ultimate goal. No year is specified, and so there is nothing necessarily unneighborly toward the more Immediate ambitions of Senator John F.

Kennedy, of Massachusetts, who is a big favorite in Connecticut It Is plain, however, that Mr. Bowles and his admirers dismiss his 1950 defeat for a second term as governor of Connecticut as no more than a regrettable lapse in a political schedule that began to take form more than a decade ago when he was Federal price administrator, and that this setback has been more than overcome by his remarkable success as Ambassador to India. Mr. Bowles is one of three candidates contesting the Democratic nomination to oppose incumbent Republican Senator William A. PurtelL One of the opponents is Mr.

William books. One way relief to those who need relief will be delayed a good 119,000. ThU is nothing compared The Weather Map fltd Commentary on Page 451 deal longer than the other way. with Northwestern district, whose population is 220,000, or Northeast COUIDNT UMT Tofttstst What the President has proposed Forecast for Baltimore and Vicinity Mostly sunny but with some cloudiness and cooler today. Highest afternoon tem ern, whose 280,000 people make it about the size of Fort Worth, Texas, is an extension of the present system of state-Federal unemployment perature about 70 degrees.

Fair and much cooler tonight with the low 45 to 53 degrees. Partly cloudy and rather cool ALMOST SAlNTiy tomorrow. Northwesterly winds (IS to 25 miles an hour) today, slowly diminishing and the country's biggest police precinct When the six new sta tonight. Tottutief I compensation. He would retain the present machinery, the present rules of eligibility, the present methods II I ft Yesterday's City Temperature! tions are built at a cost of $3 mil A I II 31 4 51 71 81 9 10 1112 of financing the aid offered.

Then Temp 165 64 63 62 62 62 62 64 69 66 68 72 lion, there will be a good deal of redistricting, and the city will be P.M I II 21 31 41 51 71 81 9 10 11112 Temp 169 72 72 75 75 76 74 72 70 70 71 73 broken down into nine less unwieldy and sprawling districts. Not only the police but every 88 when the recession eases, the sound system now twenty years old would emerge again, tested and tried by the experience, but still offering the special virtues for which it was first 34 Airport High. 73: low. 52. City High.

76; low. 61. Highest ot record In 1886 Lowest of record In 1930 City degree days for April 24 Airport degree days for April 24... City total degree days for season City normal degree days for season 0 3961 4087 4793 Airport total degree days for season. 12 Airport normal degree days for season.

46 one should benefit from a streamlined station-house plan. There will be adequate office space, parking, places for target practice and for Benton, who was for a number of years a partner of Mr. Bowles in a erected. These virtues were to tie the sup Precipitation (Airport) For 24 hours ended midnight April 24. .02 Arcumulatpd deficiency this month 31 port of unemployment closely to hugely successful advertising agency venture, Benton Bowles, from the tremendous amount of equip Accumulated this month 2 69 Accumulated excess since January 1 2.55 the industries in which unemploy which both have retired, and who Total precipitation since January 1.

15.83 ment arose. With scientific exacti ment modern police work requires. Turnkeys and prisoners alike Humidity And Pressure tude, so far as that is possible in went to the Senate in 1949 by appointment of Mr. Bowles as Governor of Connecticut. The third, a more threatening contender than- should appreciate the more secure rh.

legislative programs, the burden of i 7 I 7 I A.M. P.M. I P.M. t)ry bulb temperature. 56 64 70 Wet bulb temperature.

51 60 63 Relative humidity ..70 79 68 Barometer (sea-level). 29 91 29.85 29.79 and sanitary cell blocks. Above all, Mr. Benton, is Mr. Thomas J.

Dodd, drove HiMTomyw having proper quarters should im Temperatures Elsewhere Yesterday assisting the hitherto employed was laid on those who no longer offered them jobs. And inasmuch as ours is a decentralized system, in which local affairs are left as largely as prove the morale of the officers who have to spend so much of their lives Low a Hartford lawyer and former congressman, who was nominated for the Senate two years ago and went down in the landslide which re A Letter From Britain Budget; Politics; France By LORD' WINSTER in the present gloomy and imprac tical buildings. College Money High Low Paul 51 37 New Orleans. 90 75 New York 68 56 Okla. 58 41 Omaha 51 34 Philadelphia.

73 52 Phoenix 82 52 Pittsburgh 83 55 Portland. Me. 59 45 Richmond 86 56 St. 60 48 Salisbury. Md.

74 49 Salt Lake City 44 33 San Antonio .78 65 San Francisco 65 42 Letters To The Editor High Atlanta 88 Boston 66 Buffalo Ch C. 86 83 Chicago 54 76 Denver 41 Detroit 72 El Paso 84 Harrisburg 77 Houston. Tex. 88 Los Angeles. 75 Memphis 79 Miami 83 possible to the states, the states were brought into the intensely local business of handling joblessness in the 69 50 49 63 62 44 59 55 25 49 61 52 72 55 58 73 elected President Eisenhower.

Each of the aspirants was defeated in his last appearance before the electorate Mr. Bowles for a second term as governor, Mr. Benton for a full term as senator when his candidacy coincided with the first Eisenhower There was a glad little corusca covered industries. London. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, tion of scholarship news in the The original framers of this legis Seattle 38 Mr.

Heathcoat Amory, is a dry, pedestrian type of man and has, Scholarship Needs To the Editor of The Sun Sir: avalanche, and Mr. Dodd in the sec PI characteristically, produced a dry. out into the streets and asked a sample of people what they thought of politicians you would get a familiar set of answers. They would be accused of talking too much, of being afraid to be honest with the people for fear of losing an election and of being, "in it for what they can get out of it." Sun rises 5.16 A.M. Sets 6.53 P.M.

Moon rises 10.19 A.M. Sets 12.36 P.M. First auarter, April 26. pedestrian budget. It is sound but ond when he sought to move up from the House of Representatives.

papers one day recently. Two Goucher girls had won scholarships for music study in France this summer. A Goucher professor was named a temporary member of the Institute for Advanced Study to "For the bright student, at least, there is no lack of assistance toward the cost of higher education." This statement of your editorial (April unambitious and, in fact, is already well on the way to being forgotten. All of the other of the 895 dele lation understood perfectly that there would be jobless people not covered by the unemployment compensation program. This was because the unemployment compensation program was administratively feasible only in certain lines of employment.

The uncovered people The Tides The Opposition arrived at the Water PM Low AM High A.M. Water P.M. 19) is open to question. I do not House full of fight and scenting gates to the Democratic State Convention which will make the nomination in June have received a letter soliciting support for Mr. Bowles from Mrs.

Winifred McDonald, of think it is true of Baltimore county, It is easier to understand why work on a book about ethics. The National Science Foundation announced eleven fellowships for Fort 11.06 11.43 4 25 5.57 Sandy Point 9 36 10.13 2.55 4.27 Thomas 8 51 9 28 2 10 3.42 Cova Point 6.11 648 11.30 1.02 Cap Henry 11.41 1.09 6.12 6.23 men enter politics than to under blood but were soon yawning. Attlee was present and as Amory proceeded on his boring way I felt that his was a typical Attlee wet-blanket speech. The Socialist stand why they stay on after they would, however, get aid as needed in especially referred to in your editorial, nor is it true of the State or nation. Studies have been made which Indicate that many qualified students are unable to go to college A Year Ago Today Marylanders.

And Harvard Uni Waterbury, a party leader who is herself a delegate and was a mem other ways. But the House Demo .87 Low 66 High. Cloudy. have found out what the life is like. They may think the initials M.P.

are versity was out with a liberalized ber of the Governor's cabinet In the crats want to help these other people shadow Chancellor, Mr. Harold Wil scholarship program as well as useful to them in business, they Bowles administration. Mrs. McDon because of financial need. This ele by covering them into the quite dif son, quickly perceived that he had may hope to collect an honor.

Some new scheme for installment pay been given no straw with which to ferent and specialized unemploy ald describes Mr. Bowles as "a man of presidential caliber." ments of the always rising term are out to "destroy socialism," others to "fight the Tories," either manufacture bricks and could only ment might appear among the more positive statements of the Baltimore County Board of Education. It already appears in the studies of the ment compensation system. As the A brochure prepared by the chair bills. aim being regarded as essential for President says, this would mix up make an excessively tedious speech at far too great length.

man of the Bowles campaign has All of which is excellent and calls the national welfare. direct aid with the actuarially based also gone to the delegates, and The only real difference of sub Governor's Commission on the Needs of Higher Education in Maryland Most of them wish, genuinely, to touches upon a point of concern to serve their constituents well, others unemployment compensation system. That he rightly resists. stance between Government and Opposition is that the latter would (1955), and in the Second Report subtantial party figures who are ap prehensive that the nomination of of the President's Committee on Education beyond the High School are assisted financially at an election with a view to their representing other than essentially con- Mr. Bowles would provide the Re encourage productivity and clean up some small pockets of unemployment by giving the people more attention to the proliferation of special awards in the educational field.

The Guggenheim and Fulbright programs are well known to the public and there are many others. All offer occasional help to the occasional more than ordinary student or mature scholar. But education is not (1957). I would like to quote from New Driving Licenses The present driving licenses of Accident Or Blunder The extra hazards faced by members of an airborne division of the Army are universally recognized. But the Army does not take them for granted.

On the contrary it has gone to great pains to keep the men in tiptop physical condition and to train them in jumping in order to reduce casualties to a minimum. Those safety precautions have paid off. While individual jumps in ordinary training each year have run into the hundreds of thousands, casualties including both deaths and injuries have been held down to around two per thousand jumps. Deaths have not exceeded four a publicans with a welcome talking point on radicalism. The brochure specifies that Mr.

Bowles in the the latter document: "The committee recommends that private, local stituentcy interests e.g., those of coal miners, schoolteachers, steel manufacturers, etc. The pocket spending power, which means inflation. The Government is deter Maryland motorists whose last Senate would associate himself with the all-weather liberals, and names boroughs of the Eighteenth Century names begin with and expire on June 30 of this year. Those be and state sources increase their support of scholarship funds to several times the present amount and number of scholarships." (Page 56). nave been replaced by seats con mined to pursue the straight and narrow path of fighting inflation and keeping prices down.

They are encouraged in their rectitude by Senator -Paul Douglas, of Illinois; an occasional thing and cannot thrive on peripheral and specialized trolled by trade-unions, cooperative Senator Joseph S. Clark, of Pennsyl societies and so on. I would like to emphasize the im clear evidence that the budget is longing to drivers with names at the far end of the alphabet (T Z) are good for an additional 22 years, expiring on December vania; Senator John O. Pastore, of Rhode Island, and Senator Hubert portance of awards to individuals Looking at the parliamentary sys not unpopular and has aroused no general hostility. tem as a whole Mr.

Maude con Humphrey, of Minnesota. They are assistance. Massive and inclusive increases in education money are needed and the main need, as usual, is in faculty salaries. free to choose their college, public or private. The majority report of the Maryland Commission seeks: names designed to recall the kinship The Chancellor may decide to 31, 1960.

If anyone wonders why a cludes "whether all this adds up to the best way to govern a country is yield on one point. He has proposed Some mechanism whereby another matter. Looking round the of Mr. Bowles with the Americans for Democratic Action, an association with which Republican orators The average pay for college teach year. Last year saw a minimum casualty figure of 1.8 per 1,000 simple reregistration by mail should be stretched over so long a period, the answer lies in the 1957 General 'gifted youth may be assured of the world, it is possible to discern ers now runs around $5,000 with many worse." very best kind of post-high-school jumps.

to make the tax-evading device of "dividend-stripping" illegal. So far so good, but he has also proposed to make his action retroactive. Most people dislike any form of retro frightened conservative voters when Mr. Bowles was last a candidate. full professors averaging $7,500.

Assembly. This is only slightly above the aver education available in the State and suited to the talents of the students as individuals. It is obvious, also, A friend, long resident in Paris, Mr. Dodd has fired no shots pub The bill to provide for a registra It is against that background that the tragedy of Wednesday at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, occurred. In that single mass exercise in which age wage for all employed people active legislation and it is, I think, licly at that target.

Instead, he has had some sour observations on ad tion of Maryland drivers was in from the statistical studies contained in the United States. When Brown in principle, objectionable. It is has telephoned to me that the fall of the Government is likely to provoke the most serious of the long series of crises. As usual the French are completely unreasoning and vertising men in politics, a com tended originally as a traffic safety measure. The bill not only called especially so as in this case where it in this report that many of the most talented young people are not now University announced its forthcoming tuition boost to $1,250 it ex is aimed at closing a gap which one for a relicensing of drivers but also 1,400 men jumped, five were killed and 137 so badly injured as to re-Quire hospital treatment.

That is going to college. It is the main purpose of the scholarship recommen or another Chancellor ought never piainea mat tne actual cost of a attribute Gaillard's fall to Eisen provided for a reexamination of to have left open. dation above to make provision for hower's letter advising him not to mingling which he regards as detrimental to the profession of politics. A campaign publication in which he refers to himself in the third person says on that subject: "In an era in which public relations men and advertising techniques have brought year instruction was $2,300. As Anyhow, Conservative backbench drivers.

Furthermore, the new bout 50 times the normal rate. this limited and exceptional group. President Barnaby C. Keeney sees ers are in revolt against the measure go to the United Nations but to be guided by the American and British licenses were to be subject to re One of two things could have The program outlined above the difference between the two being made retroactive. In any case it would not be easy to collect the pair of conciliators.

happened: the wind which caused would give these superior students the greatest possible freedom to newal every three years. Rather than have all drivers come up for figures, it is "a kind of scholarship The anti-American flames are the trouble may have come up so taxes that the stripped dividends from the faculty: They pay for it select the college or university best artificiality into politics, Tom Dodd stands out because of his ability, experience, genuineness and sincer being fanned by the Russian Ambas reexamination in the same year, should have borne. The Treasury suited to them, whether that institu out of their hides." officials have given the Chancellor tion be public or private." (Pages staggered schedule was established, with the A drivers coming in sador who goes around saying that his country is taking no line on Tunisia and Algeria, holding that ity. He does not use ghost writert Few Americans will applaud that suddenly that it could not have been forecast, or else the commanding officer who gave the order to jump showed inexcusably bad judgment. There should be a full and thorough bad advice and the Government may well decide that it is not worth kind of "scholarship." Certainly the first half of 1958, the France should maintain her posi while to incur the hostility of their or fake television devices.

He has no staff of publicity men and no funds for advertising gimmicks. He has only his own record." none will who realize (what is true) drivers in the second half, etc. own supporters for what would be 115-116). John E. Wise, S.J., Professor of Education, Loyola College.

Baltimore, April 22. Loyalty Day To the Emtor or The Sun Sir, that in the United States we spend The legislators struck out the pro investigation to fix the blame. only a very small financial gain. tions as regards both countries and stay put: "You should make a few democratic concessions and then we should like to see you stay there." about seven tenths of one per cent visions for reexamination and three- The Opposition will not vote In view of the past favorable casualty record the unfortunate in of gross national product on higher against the budget as a whole but year licensing, including the state Soundings by the Bowles campaign staff convinced them they had He, the Ambassador, hints that education while the comparable For years Communists have been cident cannot be dismissed merely threaten to move a motion of censure against the Government's gen America wants to help the Algerian more than a third of the delegates waging an intense and invisible cam Russian figure is two per cent ment that the intent of the bill was "the promotion of traffic safety." The measure as passed was purely rebels and to be friendly with the as a chance a paratrooper has to under commitment before the astute eral economic policy. I would leave Tunisians.

At the back of this Democratic State chairman, Mr. take. it alone. If the censure is moved it The Noble Savage American policy, so the Ambassador John M. Bailey, directed local lead will have no more success than paign against one of its greatest enemies, American patriotism.

Only when communism has weakened or destroyed American patriotism, and thus our unity, can it defeat its strongest opponent. Do you realize a reregistration bill intended to clear the motor vehicle files of ers to put an end to commitments. Treat an Indian as a friend so as to let him feel through Intercourse with you that he is of the same flesh long series of Socialist censure mo Legal Baiting insinuates in the friendliest manner possible, is a desire for the oil of tions have met with. Baiting blinds has been a persist the Sahara and the Bizerta base and blood that he honors and re names of drivers who have died, moved away or ceased driving. But As regards the budget itself, Mr.

ent bone of contention between spects in yourself. Do not budge a that the Communists have gradually Amory can congratulate himself that Maryland duck hunters and the Fed the original staggered schedule of single hair's breadth from the truth; been trying to convince the Ameri What I think is fairly certain is that if France were to lose Algeria, it would be impossible for America to retain bases in France and France it will have a smooth passage. He has gone out of his way to avoid eral authorities during every open can public that patriotism is a nasty word, out of date and absurd? And do not be guilty of any weakness he might be inclined to commit; be circumspect In everything you do; duck and goose season. Now Assist license expiration dates was not changed, which is why a simple operation is now spread over nearly stirring up trouble, might leave NATO. that in some intellectual circles it is now frowned upon as old-fashioned A leature of Parliament today is three years.

the steady stream of members an do not repulse his friendly advances, however hard it may prove, with severity or false pride; share his and somewhat ridiculous? Loyalty ant United States District Attorney John G. Underwood, who has argued cases against the hunters, suggests a way in which the hunters can do their baiting and still be quite With so much time to replace old nouncing that they will not stand What the French are saying is that America does not help France but tells her to talk to Bourguiba while he, Bourguiba, continues to help the Algerian rebels and tells France to withdraw her troops from licenses with new ones, the De innocent pleasures; let him see that Mr. Bailey is intent on working out an agreement that will put an end to the contest before the convention meets June 27, a task that would be immensely magnified if any considerable number were on public record as backing one candidate or another. The principal idea of the agreement he is seeking is to avoid a postconventlon primary election that is provided for under new Connecticut law. A loser at the convention is entitled to a runoff primary if he gets as many as one fifth of the votes in the convention.

The party leadership is appalled at that prospect, both because of the ill feeling likely to be created by a bard primary and because it would use up funds that could be used to better purpose in the general election against the Republicans. Day is a day when every American can join the rest of the United States in showing the Communist world what the majority of Americans again or resigning. Among the latter is a Mr. Angus Maude, who Is leaving this country to take up the editorship of an Australian you sympathize with his troubles and sorrows, and truly you will get on better with these folk than with the within the law. Tunisia and close her bases there, partment of Motor Vehicles is in a position to do more than simply learn for the first time in two decades how many active drivers we really believe.

Let us proudly and patriotically proclaim our faith in My informant is quite alive to the newspaper. He has not been con Tht bait he suggests is not the cracked corn customarily cast upon outwardly brilliant companionship of Europe. Morality and virtue need not and loyalty to our priceless Ameri hysteria and distortion which inspires these hostile attitudes to spicuous as a member of Parliament. He has published some last thoughts have in Maryland, what their names be brought from civilized Europe can heritage. Indians have a far more tender America but says we have to reckon on Parliament which reflect his dis are and where they live.

The de with the fact that these anti-Ameri appointments. He regards the word, the waters in the hope of luring the duck. It is any one of five types of grass which can be planted during these fine spring days around the blinds. Mr. Underwood promises partment can also make it a point to note the past driving record of regard for them than we have.

Richard Schombuhgk, Nineteenth Century explorer of Central Irvin E. Marders, Loyalty Day Chairman, Department of Maryland, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Baltimore, April 22. can misrepresentations actively exist and that Eisenhower Is regarded as "statesman," as conceding honesty while, "politician" Is a term of each applicant for a new license, the mischief-maker. abuse, a dirty word.

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