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PAGE 38 THE SUN, BALTIMORE, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 9, 1963 No Trade Winds Blow For Flag AGNEW SEES G.O.R.E. TODAY ON P00LPLEA Talks Set In Attempt To Avert Picketing During Weekend Af i I 1 a. 9m I I ASSATEAGUE DELAY ACTION DISMISSED Public Works Hearing On Island Will Be Held Thursday A property owners' petition for postponement on a public hearing concerning the creation of a Federal park on Assateague Island was dismissed on a State motion yesterday In Circuit-Court by Judge Joseph L. Carter. The hearing, set by the State Board of Public Works, will be held at 2 P.M., next Thursday in the Civic Center, as originally scheduled.

Judge Carter cited Article 8 of the Declaration of Rights in the Maryland Constitution as the ma a -tWS AND LEAVE THE DRIVING TO US-Mayor McKeldin tries out a new air-conditioned bus, one of 15 Hie B.T.C. puts In service Monday. "A great improvement," the Mayor said. MARYLAND LIFE A drug on nice looking flag," Mr. Stevenson said.

"It ties industry and agricul Mayor Blames Monuments9 Bad ConditionOn 'Austerity9 1,657 NAMES ON PETITION IN CAMBRIDGE Referendum Request Is Filed By Enemies Of Equality Plan By CHARLES WHITEFORD Sun Staff Correspondcnt Cambridge, Aug. 8-A peti tion to force Cambridge's proposed public accommodations law to referendum was filed this after noon by forces opposed to the low ering of racial bars in this Eastern Shore community. The petition bore 1,657 signa tures, more than half of the total number of white voting regis trants. And a spokesman for the drive to annul the public accommoda Lions charter amendment said that additional petitions would be filed tomorrow. October Vote Likely If the petition is found to be valid, a special election at which the question will be voted on will be held, probably early in Octo ber.

Mrs. Gloria II. Richardson, chairman of the Cambridge Non violent Action Committee, which is spearheading the Negro civil rights drive, said when she learned of the move to KnocK out uic charter amendment: "I think they can outvote us." However, Mrs. Richardson said, "There will be no demonstrations pending the election unless everything goes to pot in the meantime." Kennedy Gives Aid An agreement reached in the office oi Robert F. Kennedy, Attorney General of the United States, late last month, brought to at least a temporary end the demonstrations and other incidents that had this community on the verge of civil war.

Under terms of the agreement, civic officials agreed to try to avert the filing of a petition and promised that if one did come in, they would battle to uphold the (Continued, Page 21, Column 6) St. Marys Indicts Aide In Gaming Leonardtown, Aug. 8 V-The St. Marys county grand jury indicted a public official today for malfeasance of office following a twelve-day investigation of a Charlotte Hall gambling casino. The jurors also indicted three persons for conspiracy to violate the county's gaming laws.

The persons indicted were not identified pending the issuance of bench warrants for their arrest. The warrants were expected to be issued tomorrow. The grand jury heard 24 witnesses in its inquiry, which was touched off by a raid on the casino June 13. Twenty-two persons were arrested in the raid. SHCIAl NOTICIS Summertime Jazz Festival la now being featured Friday evening from P.M.

to P.M. in the Dlamondback LounM of the Lord Baltimore Hotel. Featured is the Sophisticated Jazz of Harry Steyert Quintet. Come in to the air-conditioned comfort of the Dlamondback and hear your favorite artist playing the very best selections from current hits and old standbys. Free Admission Reservations not necessary towever, for better seating call the captain of the Dlamondback Lounne it the Lord Baltimore Hotel! Baltimore and Hanover BtB.

Le. 9-84QO Featured luncheon today at the Chesapeake Restaurant! Refreshing Sea Food Salad ft luscious blend of shrimp, lobster, crab meat, lanostlno, In bowl of assorted mixed greena, topped with Russian or French dressing I Chesapeake Restaurant Charles St. at Penn Station Tkt your service, free, Chesapeake DeLuxe Air Conditioned Courtesy Car to the Civic Center, theaters, nd other special events. Advance reservations required. Ve.

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"We did this entirely on our own, noted Murrell Stevenson ruefully as he explained how his tirm happens to be stuck with about 90 unsold yellow, black, red and white county ensigns. About this time last year, Chris tian H. ham, then county ex ecutive, signed an administrative order formally adopting the standard. Plow Featured It incorporates a red cogged wheel and plow and a yellow and black design inspired by the county seal. A county councilman and number of others attacked the flag for being "too Communist although it had been selected over 29 other entries in county-wide contest won by John McLemore.

a Parkville High School student. Last September the Council re luctantly went along with Mr, Kahl's decision in a resolution designating the banner as the county own. 100 Copies Made The F. M. Stevenson Company.

made up 100 copies of the nag, and one was presented to the county executive's office by the Catonsville Community Associa tion, which sponsored the contest. We assumed there would be some call for these flags," Mr. Stevenson said, "but we haven't sold enough to amount to a hill of He added that he could not understand why schools, libraries and county agencies are not interested. "I honestly think it's a darned EQUAL SERYICE CASE TO BE FIRST Public Accommodation Law Violation Charged The first public hearing on a omplaint that the State's public accommodations law was violated will be on Monday. The Maryland Commission on Interracial Problems and Relations set the hearing for a com plaint by a Maryland Negro that service was denied in a restaurant in Prince Georges county on July for racial reasons.

The hearing will be at 4 P.M. the commission conference room in the State Office Building. Identity Withheld Parren J. Mitchell, executive secretary for the commission, de clined to make public the identity of the complainant or details the charge until the public hearing. Before a hearing is scheduled, the commission investigates the charges and tries to get a pledge of compliance with the law from the owner or manager of the hotel (Continued, Page 21, Column S) QgggPgQO UJUA Knoiuledgcable H)in nn n-.

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RI. iW in oJ rj 108 By ITL'ART 8. SMITH Spiro T. Agnew will meet with four Congress of Racial Equality representatives at 2 P.M. today in a new attempt to mediate the discrimination dispute at metropolitan area swimming pools and quarries.

Mr. Agnew, the Baltimore county executive, is intervening in an eleventh-hour attempt to prevent protest picketing, which C.O.R.E. threatens to begin to morrow. Edward A. Chance, C.O.R.E.'s local chapter chairman, and Wal ler South, Walter J.

Carter and Joseph Wase will represent the civil rights group, Mr. Agnew announced. Talks Collapse The meeting was arranged fol lowing the collapse of talks be tween the county Human Rela tions Commission, C.O.R.E., and number of the pool owners Just before the breakdown, five pool owners agreed to a trial integration period provided the other pools went along, an informed source said. The five are Carlin's and Meadowbrook, in the city, and Milford Mill, Orchards and Golden Ring, in the county, the source said. However, there are seven others, which the intecration eaders maintain are public pools operating under the guise of private clubs by charging nominal membership fees and admitting all white customers.

Pools Named They are Five Oaks. Willow Glen, Beaver Dam, Beaver Springs, Oregon, Rosedale and Glyndon. Their owners were asked to se- ect a representative to negotiate for them or come in as a group and discuss ways and means of lowering the racial bars with the integrationists and the Human Re lations Commission. The talks broke off when a num ber of pool owners refused to accept this recommendation, it was said. The situation was complicated by the owners' demand that Chesapeake Bay beach operators also agree to abide by whatever terms the pool management made wun ine civn ngnis group.

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jor reason for his decision. The article provides for separation of powers between the judicial, ex ecutive, and legislative branches of the government. Seen In Executive Area Stating that the Governor, the State Comptroller, and the State Treasurer are on the board, Judge Carter said: "In my opinion, that board is an executive part of the government. If that's so, it follows that that board is not sub ject to judicial control. "I think that's the crux of the whole thing." David L.

Bowers, counsel for the property owners, had con tended that the date had not been set in time to give his clients time to prepare and present arguments. He called the setting of the Thursday hearing date "unfair, arbitrary and unreasonable." However, Judge Carter also stated in his decision that the problem was not one of time. He said the problem was one that "has been uppermost in the minds of property owners and Federal and State officials for some period of time;" adding that the prob lem was not new to the property owners. There's music in those high, high dividends that youf savings earn and you earit them for the whole month if you act by the 10th. Baltimore Federal Savings Loan Fayette St.

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Northeastern district police charged Charles G. Rohrer, of the 4200 block Woodlea avenue, who was free on $1,000 bail last night for appearance in Northeastern Municipal Court August 22. Police said eight or ten boys were playing ball near Rohrer's garage in the 2300 block Sher wood avenue about 10 A.M. yes terday. The ball broke a window in the garage, and Rohrer told the boys he would keep the ball and turn it over to police.

About 11.35 A.M. four or five of the boys returned to the ga rage. Rohrer told police Willie D. Covington, 15, of the 2100 block Aiken street, came into the ga rage. The boy picked up a ham mer, Konrer tola police; so Rohrer picked up a pistol.

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The Mayor reminded the city officials that in his budget memorandum last June he had re jected the idea of a general hold- the-line policy for city spending, although he favored economy and etticiency. "A Certain Coldness" Austerity for austerity's sake. he said, "indicates a certain coldness and lack of vitality which does little to attract busi ness or inspire citizens." And, as far as the historical monuments are concerned, the city should spend the money for proper maintenance to prepare "a new Baltimore, a dapper Baltimore a Baltimore that recognizes that a good appear ance is good business." Lynclheoini Specaal DEVILED Regularly 49c Today Dimner. Special SHRIMP CREOLE WITH RICE Regularly 89c 2c Today ORIOLE 17 E. BALTIMORE ST.

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He referred particularly to the old artillery pieces around the War Memorial, which he said are their present "deplorable condition" because "someone apparently has been following an austerity program which could find no funds for their proper upkeep." "Unbalanced Idea" Mr. McKeldin spoke, to the Dome Fellowship, an informal group of city department heads and other municipal employees which meets once a month for lunch. He told the group that for both esthetic and practical reasons, the city should spend enough JVANTED! AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE DEPT. MANAGER Experienced man to take complete charge of our large expanding service dept. Must have proven ability.

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