The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 2

THE NEWS, Frederfdu Marylan! Friday, Marck 24, Labor Wins Round In Jobless Bill By ANNAPOLIS (AP)--Labor adherents uon around Thursday benefit before they couM become, eligible. The House amendment would allow- the executive director die Department of Employment Security to either suspend the benefits according to the present law or impose the disqualificaion pro- posed by the Senate. Period Out Del. Wflliam Walsh. Carroll Hospital Group Meets The board of directors of the Carroll County General Hospital held its meeting on Tuesday, in Westminster.

Prior to the meeting the board members were given a tour of the hospital. The treasurer's report showed there is an outstanding amount of pledges in the amount of $49.789.40 Outstanding pledges may the new hospital head- Davis irat e. Armacoct and Rev. Edwin Reter. G.

CHORAL PROGRAM The combined choirs town. Libertytown, ML Kelly, Mt. 22on, and a i totte Beat, Beeton, Connie Casaour, Caroline a Diane DeWitt, Nancy DeWiit, ArdeUe Drooeburg, Jimmy Eaton, Beveriey Federline, Donna Kay of Lewis-i Grimes, Ethel Kelly, Mariene Donna KoontzL Peggy Methodist Churches will present of the Easter Season Koontz, Carole Ann Michael, in a long and tedious scrap proposed changes in payments to the unemployed. A tug of war between labor and management centered around eligibility of persons who quit, bring on their own firing or refuse to take other proffered jobs Labor succeeded in having the House relax Senate's provision, but it stiil would be stricter than the existing law Delegates on the side of labor found themselves in an unhappy position of i for House amendments to take some sting out of the Senate bill, only to be against the proposition before them as a whole. Senate Approved 77-41 However, the amended Senate bill was approved After it clears the House, probably Saturday, Sen.

Frederick Malkus might be extenuating i in individual cases 'in which the director should have! The House approved it 67-53. Three other House amendments were accepted overwhelmingly 1 and are not expected to draw- much opposition from Malkus. They knocked out a one-week waiting period by jobless claim- ants, gav the director discretion! in deciding which parent is the main support of dependents, and excluded pregnant women from receiving benefits for six months. In the struggle over the amendments, hardly a word was mentioned about another major section of the Senate bill. would 'increase the weekly benefit from Carroll County Gen- ft'estminster.

Nathan Weinstock. chainnan of Michael, Kitty Janet BJtoten, Patsy Rhoten, Patsy Sunday night, at i a and Betty Winn; altos, Methodist Church beginning at i Mary Frances Beesou, Jo Bufter, 8 p. m. The 30 voice choir will Doris Coblentz, Janet Droneburg, be directed by Mrs. Janet D.

(Mariene i Rosalie Rippeon and accompanied at the Hitchcock. Genevieve piano by Mrs. Katherine Nicode-1 Phyllis Kelly. Sally Marshall, mus. The service will include the Carolyn Karris, Jimmy Rhoten, following selections: "Hosanna! jMyra Sweadner, and Winifred MSSD To Present Annual Spring Play The Ely Literary Society of the Maryland School for the Deaf will; present its annual spring play, "Anna and the Saturday at 8 p.

m. in the school auditorium. Bernice Gutin and Frank Bryan, day night at the home of a daugh- tickets; John Hitter. Coletta Ann tpr. Steve Gatton, Robert and Edward Zmkhan.

and properties; Alex and Clara Bright, cus-j and makeup: Hilda I Doris Fovvkr, Julia, and Terry Blumenthal, Fldter, Syehla scenery Richey todians Richey, Moody prompters and Leroy Saunders, -s. Lilly was a granddaughter 61 Charles Benedict Calvert, who founded the Maryland Agriculture 'College, now the University of 'Maryland. Funeral services will ibe held at St. Johns Episcopal 1 Church in FayetteviUe Friday. and the aj to a sent to a judiciary committee, have his work cut out for him.

The bill passed the Senate with the minimum number of 15 votes At present, persons in the class of jobless who quit, are fired for RETURN'S FROM GERMANY Sgt. Kenneth C. has returned from where he served two years with; the U. S. Army.

He is the son; of Mr. and Mrs. Ada M. Hoffman, of RFD 2, Thurmont His ad' dress is- MSgt. Kenneth C.

Hoffman. Hq. 63rd Arty, Gp. (AD). 150 Rocky Hill avenue.

New Britain. Conn. reported on progress beat the hospital including plastering work. David A. Scott, chairman of the equipment committee reported the executive and equipment committees met March 20 to discuss the bids on the Group II Equipment.

The board of directors approved the decision of the equipment committee to accept the bids and order the Group II equipment. Mfs. Gladys Wimert, Auxiliary president, reported the auxiliary has reached its goal of members and now has 1,016 members Also it is working to secure S746 for doctors' aijd nurses' operating gowns and suits. A. Earl Shipley, chairman of the medical committee reported the Medical Society has appoint- mav be susoended, from receiving benefits for SINGAPORE (AP) The In-; one to 10 weeks.

But then they donesian government appealed may receive ail to which they Thursday to the American hospi-s were eligible originally. tal ship Hope to proceed to strick-: The Senate bill would make Jen Flores "island, where recent 1 them find a new job and earn earthquakes have left a trail of 10 times their average weekly destruction and many injured. approve the applications of doctors for privileges in the new- hospital Atlee president of the board, appointed two new committees, dedication committee headed by F. Kale Math- las. others serving on this committee are Scott S.

Bair. Merwyn C. Fuss. William Leslie Wheeler and J. Rolhn Hunter, and open house headed by Nathan Weinstock and others serving on this committee are Mrs.

Gladys Easter," arranged by Myrtha B. Licht; "Rejoice Forevermore," by Elizabeth T. Van Woert; "Living for Jesus." by C. Harold Lowden. featuring a baritone solo by George T.

Bruchey "The Holy City." by Stephen Adams. "Jesus, Refuge of the Weary." an ancient Flor- enutine melody, arranged by Clarence Dickinson, featuring a bass solo by Kenneth Mercer and an alto solo by Mrs Winifred Thorne: "Lift Up Your Heads." from "The Messiah." by George F. Handel: "Easter Song." by Beardsley Van De Water, featuring a tenor solo by Robert Nicodemus "Christ Arose." by Robert Lowry; "Calvary," by Paul Rodney, and "King All-Glorious." by George M. Vail, featuring a tenor solo by Jerry Hobbs Jr. The service will also be ore- ing, at Walkersville M'ethodist Church.

The choir consists of the following singers: Sopranos. Char- James Mercer, Robert X. Nicodemus Glen Rippeon. Charles Smith, and Larry Bare; jbasses, George T. Bruchey Jerry Bruchey.

Jack Harpold. David Masser, Kenneth Mer- and Marvin Spencer. Ushers include Wayne Droneburg. Austin Kelly, Charles Nico- demus, and James Rhoten. This play is a drama portrays the battle between a despotic king and a humanitarian Englishwoman and will star bara Haller and James Steete in the lead roles.

The hit musical "The Ktng And was adapted jfrom "Anna And The Directors for this play are I Elvira Wohlstrom and Albert I Gutin. with Brenda Morrison, student director. Interpreter for the performance will be Edith Fanth. Persons serving on the various committees are D. Wayne Walters, program: Samuel Parker, lighting: Kathryn Bennett, scen- i ery; James Behrens, usher; LILLY DIES (AP) GREENSBORO.

NvC Mrs. Hester Virginia Calvert Lilly. 91, mother of publisher R. M. Lilly of the Fayettevffle, N- Observer and a descendant of the first Lord Baltimore, died Wednes- TRADE 3HSS1OX ON TOUR 1 CAPE TOWN, South Africa AP)--A five-member Japanese trade mission representing 500 ex- oorters and manufacturers--dealing mostly in electric appliances, binoculars, cameras and auto parts--has arrived on a tour.

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