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PAGE C20 THE SUN. BALTIMORE. THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 26, 1967 BishopMardaga AGNEW TAKE SUSPECT HELD IT T1 HIT T1 TV M'L it ffH te iSL fill ft is 1 I tiKtii f. Li i ii i nun gfiujin rirTHHiwgrnsirr uttf" persons gathered at the State House, Governor Agnew, newly sworn, gives inaugural speech.

Third Record-Breaking Day Of Heat Is Sullied By Smog cora nign tor tne montn downtown Baltimore has not yet been bested this year. That high POLICEMAN'S ASSAILANT Officer, 27, Is Sho On Guilford Avenue Lot; Boy Hurt A man who shot and wounded a Northern district policeman last night on a parking lot in the 2100 block Guilford avenue was killed minutes later in a barrage of police shotgun fire, A ld-year-oia Doy, wno was one oi eignt persons in a car where the dead man was trapped by pursuing police, was also shot once in the right arm. The car was parked on Twenty- thira street near uuilford avenue Rushed To Hospital The wounded policeman was Patrolman Frederick Kenneth Kontner, 27, who was gunned down as he chased the suspect behind the old Department of Motor Vehicles building now a State office building in the 2100 block Guilford avenue. The officer was rushed to Union Memorial Hospital shortly after the shooting, about 8.50 km. tie was taken to surgery for bullet wounds of the chest, abdomen and arm and was in "undetermined condition," hospital authorities said.

The boy, Kenneth Marshall, of the 900 block Bonaparte street, was in satisfactory condition with a "clean" bullet wound in the arm. The dead man, who was not immediately identified, was taken to Maryland General Hospital. Within an hour after the shoot ings, police arrested two other men as suspects in the case, They were taken to the Northern (Continued, Page 9, Col. 5) Pharmacist Held In Pep Pill Sale Federal drug agents and city police raided a pharmacy in the 2700 block The Alameda yester day and arrested the 38-year-old owner on a charge of selling pep pills illegally. Victor J.

Sugar, of the 2800 block Steele road, a registered pharmacist, was released on $1,000 bail after arraignment on two charges before Ernest Vol- kart, United States commis sioner. Besides the pill charge Mr. Sugar was also charged with having a stolen rifle that had been carried across state lines. Federal agents, part of the Food and Drug Administration, said they confiscated about 50 cartons of pep pills in the 3 P.M. raid.

They said the pills, combinations of stimulant and depressant drugs, were worth $50,000 on the open market. SPECIAL NOTICES Sure You're Worth Itt We won't compromise In maintaining the highest itandards of food, drink and service! Only U.S. Prime Top Beef is served at The Eager House. Only freshly squeezed juices are used in cocktails. Good taste is also reflected In our decor and atmosphere.

And enjoy Brad Wines on Piano and Gene Smith on Bass nightly at our Ebony Piano Bar. The Eager House 15 West Eager St, LE. 8-2704 Free Parking 913 Cathedral St. Open Every Day 11.30 a.m. -2 a.m.

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PI. 2-2664 PI. S-2528 NEW 3 1 DOWN per annum discount an as Is Consecrated In Ancient Rites BISHOP THOMAS MARDAGA By WELDON WALLACE Religion Editor of the Sun The Rev. Thomas J. Mardaga was consecrated a bishop yesterday at the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen in ceremonies rich with ancient symbolism of Church authority.

Cardinal She- han presided. There were the outward signs associated for centuries with the attainment of special spiritual powers which Catholics believe were conferred upon the original Apostles by Christ and then be queathed to their successors, Appointments Of Office The consecrators and other bishops placed their palms upon the head of the new prelate. He was anointed with oil. And he received the apparel and ap pointments of his new office the staff (crozier); tall hat (miter); ring, and gloves. Bishop Mardaga, who is 52, will serve as an auxiliary to Cardinal Shehan.

He also is the titular bishop of Mutugenna, an old, obscure and non-functioning see. When not appointed to rule active diocese, every bishop auuiuiuy uver a iiviiuiim uu- fes'srfe. hh nw rintiPs fnr thp continue in his present position rector of the Basilica of the Assumption. P'or his consecration rites, more than 30 bishops from many parts of the East Coast and (Continued, Page 5, Col. 2) CERTIFICATES at Union Federal now earn the maximum rate authorized bv federal regulation when held to maturity of one year.

Also available In larger amounts in multiples of tl.000. Call or write for comDlete information. UNION FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSN. Howard Fayette Sts. MU.

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An experience of elegant dining awaits your plcafure in our hiftoric capital city. Tempting difhes of seafood and sizzling steaks cooked under the gleaming copper hood will pleafe the moft difcriminating taftes. Their humblt servant George Phillips Servint- Hours 11 A.M. to 10 M. Sunday Noon to 10 P.M.

ONE WEST Restaurant Banquet Rooms Today, tomorrow The Jet Set Bullet 4 delightful lunch vith injtant aeruire ROD WINTERS AT THE ORGAN NIGHTLY Charkt and Eager Streett Gowrcs Hand Cleaned Fine Cleaning since 1861 SCHR0EDL-CU5T0M 5330 Relaterstown Rd. MO. 4-4400 Fmntace Air Met Cleaning I 1 M9 SAYINGS 3 C. the Free 3 10 5(1, D1TU IS'STH 3,000 At Capitol Hear Inaugural Speech, After Ceremony i By RICHARD H. IEVINE lAnnapolit Bureau of The Sunl Annapolis, Jan.

25-Spiro The- odore Agnew became Maryland's fifty-fifth elected Gov-ernor today. i He swore to uphold the Con stitution of the State in the crimson and marble Senate chamber. Then, as Governor, he ad dressed the State and about 3,000 onlookers who gathered In the springlike air before the east portico of the Capitol. The new Governor, the fifth Republican to hold the office in Maryland's history, acknowledged the source of his political victory in this Democratic State by swearing his oath on a leatherbound King James mma which was presented to him by Democrats for Agnew. The Bible was opened to tne One Hundredth Psalm.

Escorted By Tawes Governor Tawes escorted Governor-elect Agnew in the formal processional from the Executive Mansion to the crowd ed Senate chamber and witnessed the oath-taking. Then, with the Government constitutionally delivered into new hands, Governor Tawes discreetly departed for his home in Crisfield. As is the custom, the day, Its ceremonies, the congratulations of the guests, the prayers of the clergymen and the new honors devolved exclusively upon the new chief executive. The ceremonies, which were scheduled to begin at 11.45 A.M., were precisely on schedule, and continued that way through the (Continued, Page CS, CoL 4) EXTRA SAVING TONIGHT: Open 'til p.m. downtown ornci Howard at Mulberry FRIDAY NIGHT: Optn to p.m.

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1-4170 for annolntment. Check Cashtej Problems? call VK, CENTIUL CURRENCY KXCHANO f. NORTH AVE. GOPGOVERNDFt LOYOLA HDERAI BANK HOLDUP Draftsman Charged $12,483 Robbery Of Alameda Branch By THEODORE W. HENDRICKS A 31-year-old draftsman was arrested yesterday in connection with the $12,483 robbery of branch of the Eutaw Savings Bank in which a lone gunman starred a movie taken by hidden camera.

Eugene M. DeLuca, of the 5900 block Radecke avenue, was arrested by police detective; and FBI agents at the shipyard where he was employed. Bail of $25,000 was set for Mr, DeLuca on an armed robbery charge. After the robbery of the Eu taw bank in the 5600 block The Alameda, the FBI said of hidden camera had taken excel lent films of the $12,483 robbery, Accomplice Outside Witnesses said that after the bandit left the small bank office the Alameda Shopping Cen ter, he joined a partner in a car parked in front of the bank and drove away The camera was activated aft er the holdup man had rifled one teller's cage and moved on to the next, ordering an employ ee to help him fill a paper bag, An hour after the 2 P.M. rob bery last Friday, police recov ered what they believe to be the get away car at Woodbourne avenue and York road.

Police said the car had been stolen from a parking lot in the 2100 block Broening highway. Second Robbery Mr. DeLuca works in the drafting department at the Maryland Shipbuilding and Dry- dock Company, where police and FBI agents picked him up about P.M. Four hours before the Eutaw bank robbery, another saving firm in the neighborhood was robbed of $5,000 by two armed gunmen wearing ski masks Edwin R. Tully, special agent charge of the FBI here, said that a separate investigation was under way in connection with the robbery ef the Hearthstone Federal Saving and Loan Association.

The association is located in the 5800 block York road and was robbed shortly after the firm opened last Friday, It is ahnnt fi hlncks fram the Eutaw The same day the bank and the savmgs and loan association hP. Plice ff0loe.d the.r A. Deinlein Oil Company, in 1300 block Scheeler avenue. CHESAPEAKE Greatest Ever Used Now Car Sale On Stt Our Ad In Toiav't CtauiM Section For Comvlete Listings (Authorized Factor Dtaleri 2 LOCATIONS 242 W. 29th St.

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500 far-den type apartments, to be built locally. Mint be nrndurtloa nd auallty "LOVE'S $15. 1408 i NEW LEADER With 3,000 OLYMPIC PREMIUM ADVICE DECRIED State Employee Told Her To Pay, Policyholder Says By GEORGE I. HILTNER A policyholder with the cur rently insolvent Olympic Insur ance Company of America testi-i fied yesterday that she was ad vised by an employee of the State Insurance Department to pay an additional premium within a few weeks before the com pany's license was revoked. The witness, Mrs.

Jennie Spring, said when she later in quired of another employee ef the State agency why she had been given such advice at a time when the company was shaky," she was told that sometimes a person's own opi nion is Deuer man someone else's." May Decide Reactivation The testimony of Mrs. Spring, the 3400 block Park Heights avenue, was given before Judge Mever M. Cardin in a Circuit Court suit attacking the validity of assessments levied by the against about 20,000 policyhol- (Continued. Page C5, Col. 8) NOW NEW SAVINGS CERTIFICATES PAYING THE HIGHEST RATE PERMITTED BY THE FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK Visit Either Office Or Call PLaza 2-3070 For Complete Information LIBERTY FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOC.

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Kates. 488-248 i i i si PREVIEW IS HELD BY PUBLIC WORKS 2 Democrats Query Agnew On Budget, Staff Increases By OSWALD JOHXSTOK, lAnnapoli Bureau of The Sunl Annapolis, Jan, 25 Tin Ag new Administration's newly constituted Board of Public Works has quietly held its first meet ing, at the request of its two Democratic members. The brief informal meeting, held privately yesterday in Balti more, was called to give the two Democrats a chance to question the incoming Republican Cover nor about his greatly expanded executive budget Governor Agnew told newsmen today that the preview meeting of the State's most powerful policy-making board (Continued, Page C5, Col. 8) GARDENS tirmnp nun for 1 2 3 Bedrm. Ants.

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Box MM1607 Bun. 32 Bjdrm. AQsH lron B'irm. fl The weather continued to set records for warmth in Balti more yesterday, but a thick lay er of smog marred the spring like atmosphere. And the Weather Bureau pre dicted that the heat wave was about to recede, with cooler tem peratures and possibly rain ex pected during the next few days.

In the city, a high tempera ture of 74 was reached at 3.20 P.M. It broke the old record for January 25, 70 degrees, which had stood for 33 years. Third Straight Day It was the third straight day in which the heat toppled old re cords for the day. Monday's high was 74, and Tuesday was 77. Taken together, the three davs marked only the third time since 1873 when the Weather Bureau began keeping such statistics that there have been three straight davs when the tempera ture in Baltimore has reached 70 degrees or higher during Jan uary.

The other years were 1932 and 1944, according to W. Moyer, State climatologist. But, Mr. Moyer said, the re 1S7 FINE FOOD MERCHANTS eagerly await you with the most delectable array of table delicacies In all the wide world. If you have never shopped at Lexington Market, you've got a delightful treat coming come today.

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3-5820 WILL PURCHASE 3 or 3 Story Brick Dwellings Quick Settlement Lt. 8-223 Eutaw Njy i VALUES is 79, set 1932 and 1950. For today, the Weather Bureau said, the likelihood is that the temperatures will drop back into the 60's, with some cloudiness developing. The outlook for tomorrow is also for cloudy skies and slightly cooler temperatures. In addition, the bureau said there was a 30 per cent chance of rain today and tonight.

Meanwhile, what weather spe cialists call a "temperature in-j version trapped the pollutants emitted from Baltimore's many smokestacks and kept them hovering in the air. James B. Coulter, the State health department's assistant commissioner for environmental health, characterized the phenomenon as a "quite common" inversion and added, "The situation won't be critical unless it persists for a couple of days." i VARIABl IWli 1W ID) AYAI1AB Save at Augusta and benefit from the current high passbook dividend rate or the new, still hipher Supplemental Dividend Plans. Inquire at any Augusta office. Build Inr St Loan Association Open dally 8 to 2 Thursday 8 to 8 8aturday 8 to noon Main office: 420 N.

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