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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
tcoNIINUEDl


BEsT FOR you! Act now 70 see
this 4hss financed, 3 bedrm.
brick, Hyattsville 'Townhousei
with "a baths; bsmt. with exit;
lEe, hving-dining rm.: equip. kit.
with dishwasher and disposal and
storm windows and doors
idt, itntr,ouEhout. Choice cool breezy
"sss SO MONTH pays alr'
MARYLAND SALES AP. 1908
BRADBURY HTS, SIG s ST.
OPEN l-6; brk Cape Cod. 4 bed
rms, ! "a baths, porch, rec. I'm
FHA appraised $4,000; low dn
pymt. FORT1N RLTY., 10. 7-5000
BLADENsBURG-OPEN l-6. Fol-
low arrows OF Route so at Chew
erly Shopping Center to
5409 TAUSSIG RD.
to inspect and compare these all
new, 4-bedrm., Ia bath. Con-
temorary Ranchers with de luxe
Westinghouse Kitchen: luxurious,
clean, comfortable, electric base
board heat: walk-out bsmt.. with
.roughed- lin additional 3-fixture
baths. Choose your financing.
Easy to Buy-Sl7, 500"
MARYLAND SALES AP. 7-2O75
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.

NEW HAMP, AVE, LANGLEY-3-
sS SedrT; nm Colonial d,I brick; sPasicgs .sss.
With eatins ssP space; cen reci m r, k''sern ser
in porch, fenced yard. 2 air con-
ditionerS, plus attic fan; eonv. TO
sysrything: $1,000. BY OWNER.
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COUNTRY GLIB AREA

Air conditioned 3 bedroom mod
ern brick rambler. Huge living
room. separate dining room, mod
ern equipped kitchen, 2 fun baths,
finished rec. room with fireplace
carport and many extras. Price
S29,950 with wonderful hnanc-
ing, TIE, 6-l4l5.
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HYATTSVTILE
LANDOVER AREA
RIVERDALE WOODS

THE PERRY BOSWELL co.
WA. 7-45OO
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1f0pGn

BRADBURY HEIGHTS, 53rd st. nr.
"a ,s aveEsw fSs bssrs Set sriiE *. Di5eYel coener
lot; Si3,a50. Open So pm, Out
70 240l 53rd ave. LU. 2-se70;
Meadow View DIR. Open 2-6-New
brick rambler 8 lge. rms, day
light bsmt., h-acre level lot.
$4,000 down. Out to Military
parkway past Silver Hill under
pass, right TO house; RE. 6-2e33.
CAMP SPRINGS. 7705 Bramer
ave, Open 2-5 p.m-Your choice
large selection 3-4-5 bedrm. ram
ave, left on Auth I'd. to property.
cIiNToN~&-acrs garden lot with
For particulars call 10. 7-26S1.
HILLCREST HEIGHTS, open 2-6.
2706 Easton st.-Corner brick
rambler, 3 bedrms., full bSmt.,
built-in Earase. Only S1S.950.
DIR: From Colebrook dr., right on
26th ave, 8 blocks, right to house.
CAMP sPRiNGs-Det. 8 lge. rms q,
3 bedrms.. lge. level lot, Sl5,59O.
CAMf SFh1NCo - pIlCk huAolOA
with Q lake front, $40. 300. For
other particulars call LO. 7-20Sl
BRADBURY HEIGHTS, 4905 I St.
s.e.-Det asbestos shingled, 4
rms. bath, bungalow, bsmt., 60-tt.
front lot. $3.50.
JOSEPH FILIPPO
REALTY CO.
Realtors, 24l2 Minnesota Ave. Sc.
at Pa. Ave.
Over % Years Experience in Sales
Rentals. Property MANAGEMENT
LU. 4-77l7 LU. 2-5976
BRIGHT NEW RAMBLER, nearing
completion with reasons galore
for coming to inspect and buy q
home that will make you clad
you waited. THREE light, bright
bedrooms, LARGE living room
and dining room with picture
window, DE LUXE KITCHEN
with breakfast space, full day
light basement; situated on we'll
landscaped lots close to school.
Only Sl4,T50. Exclusive with
BOWERS BROS, AP. 7-S400.
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ROBLEE ACRES

One Of the country's best
buys-3-bedrm. rambler; l
bath in, ''roughed in. day
light, wAlk-in bsmt.; on "a
acre lot: S16,950; terms or
trade in your old house. To
reach; Out Suitland pkwy.
to Marlboro pike, right 3
miles to stgns.
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MUCH FOR LITTLE!"

Holly Springs subdivision; s.
bedrm. brick ramblers: full
bsmt., ultra-modern kitchen:
low down payment; immed.
poSs.; "a mile OF Marlboro
pike on Walker Mil I'd.
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FIT. BEI,VOTR

Attractive brick rambler with
high loan that can be assumed.
3 nice size bedrooms, large liv-
ing room, dining room and fam
lily size kitchen fully equipped
Situated on q beautiful lot with
many trees. Completely redeco-
rated inside and out. Priced at
Sl7,a50 with reasonable down
payment. TIE. 6-1415.
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FAIRFAX TOWNE

T 4A41II 1A1A OW 1NG
generous bedrooms and huge
living room, separate dining room
and large kitchen with eating
space are only part OF this
beautiful split level situated on
a "a acre lot. Many extras too
numerous to mention plus full
basement. Only s20,950; flexible
terms. KE. $4,000.
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$500 DOWN!

Including settlement. Re-
possessed. 3 bedrooms; u
acre lot: easy monthly pay
mentsl Call US for further
particulars.
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hH0pen
RAIN OR SHINE
BRINKLEY ROAD

New subdivision Of several
home styles. 3 bedrooms, 2
fireplaceS, Earage. Ia baths,
plus roughed-in bath in full
daylight bsmt.: sewer and
water in; choice Of color
schemes; only $1,000 down.
Watch for "LUMAC" sign In
5000 block.
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AIR-COND- HOMES /
ALEX. -ARL. .-FAIRFA.
50 OOO DOWN
SEVEN CORNERS
(coNTiNUED)

Tremendous buy. Brick Colonial
with 3 spacious bedrooms, larE
living room with fireplace, sepa
rate dining room and equipped
kitchen with eating space. full
basement, large lot; close to
schools. Priced at S17,95O. KE
$4,000.
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8&0pen
GREENBELT
131 NORTHWAY
OPEN IL TO 6 Pm.

-bedrm,, 2-bath brk. home; center
floor plan, bi-level. daylight rec.
rm., Q air conds., WV. carpeting,
lge, beautifully wooded and land
scaped lot. st. Hughes Parish and
school within walking distance
Greenbelt lake and swimming pool
and rec. facilities close by. Excel.
terms can be arranged. GREEN
BELT REALTY CO. GR. 4-570O.
GREENBELT, MD.-2-bedrm. brick
house, immed. occup.. attractive
features. such as closed garage,
large closets, ample attic for Stor-
age. Beautiful corner lot. Month
ly charges S103.75 includes heat,
hot water, taxes, principal and
interest. Portion of down pay
ment may be financed. Near NSA
and Goddard Space Agency. For
complete information call Green
belt Homes, Inc, Sales once,
Hamilton pl. (Not in business CEN
teri. OR. 4-4161. Once hours,
2 days a week. Follow directional
sign
Evening star., 1960-07-24
EXCEL. COMMUNITY

EAOEI. OOMWUNI 7
Falls Church Villa Ridge. Another
large brick rambler. Huge living
dining room, beautiful fully
equipped kitchen with eating
space, 2 spacious bedrooms,
maids room, and 80 #. rec. room
and many extras. A gorgeous
home for $4,000. Reasonable
down payment. KE. $4,000,
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HILLCREsT HEIGHTS

New 3 and 4 bedrm. modern
bi-level Colonials with ga
baths, fireplace and many
extras; near all conven-
fences; 25-yr. easy financing
arranged. Located in 1000
block Iverson st.
Evening star., 1960-07-24
HIGHLY DESIRABLE

This cute 2 bedroom home with
nice size living room, separate
dining room, and fully equipped
kitchen has lot OF charm. Can
Only Sil,950. Name your terms
TIE. 6-l4l5,
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HILLANDALE FOREST AREA =
hall brk. home; rare liv. rm, with
stone .f1repl. and big picture win
dow, formal din. rm., 25-ft. Flor
ida nm, full bsn1t with large rec
rm. and den: many appointed fea-
lures and extras. We invite your
comparison. S27,500. Large con-
yentional trust obtainable,
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sP. 3-4692 or Wo. 6-51O2
SEABR00K ACRES-Lovely, new,
56-ft., all-brick rambler. on over
a-acre Handicapped lot: bsmt. par
titioned for 44-ft. rec. rm. with
de luxe firepl,, plus a sep. area
laundry rm. and another for util
and work bench; de luxe, huge
mod. equip. kit. full ! fam. -size
din. rm., Spac. picture-wind liv.
rm. and those beaut. bedrms. with
Ia tiled baths. Yes: we do have
a bath in the bsmt. l2-ft car
port. Unbelievable, yes. MILLS
Il MUNDY construct their homes
with all plastersd walls, steel
beam construction, all copper
plumbing. tiled bathrooms. and
many other quality features. as
they have done in the past. GUS
TOM BUILDING our specially. on
your lot or ones we have to offer
you. However, this lovely home
and others we have built to offer
you, We happily present for your
inspection, Open all day Sunday
Call JIM MUNDY, SP 1886. for
appointment
Evening star., 1960-07-24

SEAT PLEASANTi owner. OPEN:
622 Cabin Branch dr. bedrmS. D.,
brick: full bsmt., Ia baths: semi
Oct. FHA or assume 4eo GI Sl95
On, good terms, Is days ross.
SEAT PLEASANT; SI95 dn. incl.
settlement-2-bedrm. brk.: fenced
yard. Owner will finance. ST.
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M, -IIT
0WTN CTTNnAy

OPEN DAILY: 6307 6lst ave. Riv-
erdsle Md. = Massive western
type rancher brand new: 3
fresh air bedrooms: studio base
ment, countryside lot; tall, visit
full shade trees: only $4,000. on
your terms. W. R. HUGHES CO.,
AID = AnA
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FHA APPROVED

3 bedrooms, Ia baths,
screened porch, completely
equipped kitchen, garage;
excellent corner location
close to schools, shopping
and public transportation.
590S 22nd pl., Hillerest
Evening star., 1960-07-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

CHEvERLY AREA-AIl-briek bun
galow with fireplace, separate din.
rm., ia baths, beautifully I'm
ished rec. room and separate work
shop in bsmt. Detached garage and
beautiful lot. Only Sl4,e90. Easy
terms.
BRICK RAMBLER-Vacant. 5-day
possession by assuming large 4lzTs
loan. No qualifying. 3 bedrms.,
large kit. central exhaust fan, tile
bsmt. and built-in garage. Flexible
terms.
II YOU HAVE 5000 and can pay
S94 . mo. for 2-bedrm. home
with bsmt., don't miss this oppor.
tunity for q real clean buy. School
behind property. No qualifying. 30
day possession.
HYATTSVILLE-Near jr. high and
parochial school. An immaculate
3-bedIm. brick home with fireplace
in hv. rm., separate din. rm., large
rec. room and "a bath in bsmt.
Beautiful tree-Shaded lot. De-
tached garage. A terrtfe buy at
S11.950.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP. 7-7774
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FALLS CHURCH

Detached 3 bedroom rambler, large
living dining room combination,
well equipped kitchen, level lot
completely fenced. FHA approved
Low down payment and low
monthly payments. KE. $4,000.
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.SEABROOK, MD.
ONLY z T.FFTI

Lge. brick rambler. 3 bedrms., I'm
ished bsmt., lge. kit: only ST.
300. Also used 3-bedrm. house
in vicinity for $4,000. Call
Evening star., 1960-07-24
OPEN / to 6

New. de luxe Soft. center-hall
rambler on large corner lot. 40
Westinshouse kit, full bsmt, base
board hot-water heat. Priced to
sell Immediately. See today.
Out Rte. so to Greenwood lane.
left to Worrell ave to open house.
Prince Georges Properties
Evening star., 1960-07-24

HIGHYIEW-S450 down will buy
this 3-bedrm., all-brick Cape Cod
on Anchor-fenced lot; conv. to
Penn-Mar shopping center and
R et G. ONLY iine s1sHGn yfesnt' RoRFar Tss! buy Y
DAVIS g. Co, WA. $4,000 It'll 9.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
HELP WOMEN

iIAISiUIAS wants secretaIial and
clinical assistant; specislty, allergy;
/ training available: vicinity Cathe-
dral. Box 24l-C, Star.
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FOR

WASHINGTON, D. C. AREA
Evening star., 1960-04-15
HELP WOMEN
DEMONSTRATOR
COSMETICS

Prefer experience to demonstrate
and sell nationally known product
Earning potential hiEh; 5-day,
40-hour week. Many employe
benefits.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
CLERK-RENTALS

9ersonable woman Gage 30-40) for
rental ofice of garden apartment
in Arlington: must be good typist;
accustomed to meeting public
Write Box S0-A, Star.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
HELP MEN
sALEsMEN-EsTIMAToR

4 ven-estsblished reputable lum-
Der and building supply hrm Is
expanding It's home Improvement
division. We will therefore employ
. additional estimator Salesmen.
Applicants must be clean cut. high
cGllber, legitimate operators Ex-
eel. earnings. Please submit res
ume Of past and present employ
ment and state your ,,r., raii oyah. n
letter to Box Ala. Star. AL re-
plies will BE- confidential.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
Statesmen

SIS week salary plus bonuses to
STARE 500 vk. salary plus bo-
muses. after 4 wks. selling mem
bershipS TO small businessmen on
q no min. and no max. mem
bership fee basis, for LEGISLA-
TIVE RESEARCH, INC. Req. d:
salesmanship. good appearance
No specific educational back
ground REQ. We train you and
offer you an excel future. For
appt., call RE. 7-0023.
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SALESMAN

Floor salesman for general work
in furniture store, Experience not
essential but salary based on
BACKGROUND. Installment sales, g.
day wk., plus benefits See MR..
WEINBERG, 1921 7th st NV.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
HELP WoMEg
SECRETARY
~ a. nnn

international law is fun. This Cenn.
ave. area once needs all around
girl (vhiteD with steno skillE.
IeEal exper. not nee. Age 95-40.
NATIONAL, EMPI, SERV
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BEAUTICIAN

All around, dependable person;
steady position, high salary and
commission; busy salon, no follow
ing necessary. ALSO BEGINNER
in need of experience. Call 10
s-644S; Sun, call RE. 6-3679.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
HELP WOMEN
(coNTINUEDl
REAuTICIANS

Hair stylists with experience and/er
following, for several shops in
suburban Nd. and WASHINGTON
Salary no object. JU. 9-5510.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
SALESMAN

Clothing exper., good position for
right man; apply WEBSTER
CLOTHES, 1012 st. NV. See
Mr.. Stiefel.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
SECRETARY

A Division of NESINC
ll0s 18th St. NV TX 3-717f
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-14
What the Heck S Wrong
With Healthy Growth?
Opinions

For some time now, there has been a ten
dency on the part of some county organiza-
tons and officials to want to slow down, or
even halt, If possible, the influx of new resi-.
dents.
Like King Canute, who sought vainly to
prohibit the ocean from rolling onto the shore
which he occupied so regally, these Iatter.day
imitators of the Viking raider imperiOusly
raise their hands-and voices-against fami.
lies seeking to enrich Montgomery County
with their talents, their skills and their pocket
books.
Their rallying cry is a curious compound
of alarm over traffic congestion and school
overcrowding, coupled with grudging pride
of living in one of the fastest growing coun.
ties with one of the highest if not the high
est, average family incomes in the Nation.
They talk of the need to stop population
growth somehow, until they "catch up" what
ever that means.
They condemn apartments and shopping
centers Apartments, they claim, don't pay
their way" This, of course, Is in clear de-
fiance of every economic study made in recent
years showing that apartments require less
county services than the average single-family
home. And shopping centers return a tidy
surplus to the county treasury.
Well, say these prophets of doom, Mont.
gomery County is turning into another crowd
ed city--and that's just what we came out
here to escape.
Crowded city, indeed 1t may be news
to some Of these standpatters, but Montgom-
cry County has well over the minimum park
and recreation area prescribed by the Nation
al Recreation Association.
Lot sizes have increased steadily and row
house developments can be counted on the
fingers of one hand.
Sure. Montgomery County amt what IL
used to be. But neither is any county that is
adjacent to large city and which is an essen.
tial part of rapidly growing metropolitan
area.
Some of those who complain the loudest
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-14

about the cost of growth are fond of describ-
ing the county as a multi million dollar cor.
poration Well, any corporation must expand
in order to remain prosperous. AS you ac-
quire new customers, you build new plants
which in turn generate additional customers
which require additional capital investment.
In the case of a county, we build new
roads. new schools we attract new bust
nesses and new industries smokeless and by.
gienic ones, naturally New residents bring
new stores, which provide a new source Of
taxes.
A look at the assessments on the major
stores in the Silver Spring Bethesda, Chevy
Chase and Rockville shopping centers shows
that they turn over to the county approx
mately half million dollars In taxes an
nually
Bear in mind that this figure doesn't in
clude the gigantic Wheaton Plaza Shopping
Center. which is expected to be assessed at
several million dollars, or the smaller COM
munity and neighborhood centers scattered
throughout the county. And remember, too,
that the county doesn't have to provide a
single school room for any of these centers.
Yes, it's true that taxes are high. But
they pay for lot more services than you re-
ceived 20 years ago. And they're still way
down the ladder as compared with taxes in
some of our older cities, like Elizabeth, N. J.,
for example, where the average homeowner
has to pay about $500 year.
Why is this? One of the reasons, and
perhaps the major one, is the movement Of
business and industry out of old, static, run
down areas to more attractive and spacious
suburban sites. At the same time no addi-
tional people-or businesses-are moving in
That means correspondingly heavier tax
load on those still there.
You can't stand still. You can only go
forward-or backward The American tradi
ton has always been to expand to grow; to
provide more services to more people for a
fuller life. Montgomery County is not, and
must not be, an exception
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-14
Drinking Age

(The tollotoing is a copy Of
a letter sent by Robert w.
Cremins, chief of the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Rescue Squad to
MdryIdnd's 20 State Sendtors:)
Yes, this is a form letter! But,
due to the number of you gentle.
men involved 1t was deemed the
most practical means of bring.
ing the following problem to
your attention.: The problem of
illegal consumption of alcohol
by minors in the State of Mary.
land.
From every angle I have OBJ.
served and read that over so
per cent of those in the Is to
Fl year age group, Illegally con-
sumo alcoholic beverages in the
State of Maryland.
This 80 per cent of our young
citizens is Illegally and know
ingly drinking in open defiance
of the law by:
Falsifying identification
cards.
. Borrowing older friends
Identification cards.
. Having older friends pur-
chase alcoholic beverages for
them.
Are over 80 per cent of our
young people really criminals?
The answer has to be yes, and
the reason for their being such
lies in the laps of blind citizens
who fail to realize that this
sneaking of alcohol is far more
dangerous in so many ways
than the legitimate, chaperoned
drinking in establishments pro-
vided for that purpose, the
places their older friends are al.
lowed to enter and be served.
1t would be nice to keep on
saying, "Let them wait until
they are d." or, 81 waited until
1 was 81 and so can they" but
this is wishful thinking. The de.
sire and urge to drink beer
comes in the late teens, the col.
lege years, so why make Grim
inals of our teen.agers who are
going to drink anyway, and in
a manner more detrimental to
them than open, legitimate
drinking?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-14
Guest Coumnist
Many Factors More Than Offset
Extra Cost Of City Government
BY Walter Scheiber
City Manager, Rockville

of services, municipalities moved into the
fields of welfare, public health, recreation and
even public utilities.
The cities and towns of Montgomery
County were no exception to this rule; each
came into being because its residents felt that
they wanted more or better services than they
could obtain from their county government
or from any other source available to them
Only by creating a new government over
which they would have more direct control
did they feel that their needs and desires
could be satisfied.
Gradually, however, spurred especially by
the tremendous influx of newcomers to Mont
gomery County after World War II, the coun-
ty government moved into new and untapped
areas so that residents of unincorporated
areas, as well as those in the cities and towns.
could enjoy municipal services to which they
had been accustomed in the communities from
which they had come. The climax Of this
push for a more urban county government
was the heme-rIle charter adopted in 1949,
which brought the county the councilman
ager form of government and laid the ground.
work for the type Of county government
which we enjoy today.
As the county government moved to sat
isfy the needs of these new residents. the
cities and towns found the services which they
please Turn to Page A6)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-14

Plan for New City
Seemed a Good One
Roger ForquItnr

the firm and his $50 week stock clerk would
both work near their homes.
The city would, Of course, have ample
shopping facilities For infrequent needs, the
Dream City, resident would drive elsewhere
to regional shopping facilities-or make the
long trek downtown. But that wouldn't hap.
pen very often.
There would have to be industrial land
for the industries that would employ the peo-
pie there Some of course would want to live
in apartments. So there would have to be
apartment coming.
Resident would work together to provide
themselves with the greatest possible amount
of social and cultural and recreational activi
ty-near their homes.
This is the way it always used to be be-
fore anyone ever heard Of the word Sub
urbia." So why couldn't-and why shouldn't
we return to it?
No sooner was the plan proposed than
everyone started taking pot shots at it. Most
of it seemed to be based on the argument
that beautiful green countryside was being
destroyed. what do they think the BULLDOG
ers will do to their countryside as the subur.
ban jungle is extended?)
But all of the opposing arguments sound
ed so convincing as the speakers waxed elo-
quent in their oratory. The land planner sad
ly shook his head.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-14
Smith VS.. The Sfote

more or less celebrated case of Melvin w. Smith, the
Gaithersburg Negro who hit police officer in court
is now over
The Sentinel is not prepared to say that the year in
Jail he must is too stiff penalty for assaulng
police officer in court room Judges and jures must
operate atmosphere of dgnfied calm befittng hall
of Justice 1t u.s. indeed serious offense to hit police
but to do it in courtroom doubly serious. per-
who displays such fragrant lack OF respect for our
law enforcement officers and courts should indeed be
punished And the way to do that is to hold trial in open
court and them following the handing down of conviction
to have judge impose proper sentence.
1t is unthinkable however, that police should ever
take matters into their hands and nfct bodily punish
ment on prisoner An officer who would do such thing
would show concusvely that he has the wrong tempera
ment for such job and he should be fired
The court that tried charges brought by Melvin w.
Smith the effect that he beaten and kicked by three
policemen and deputy sheriff after he struck detec
tive did not think the charges had any substance The
quartet acquitted although could easily have been
shown by calling the physician who treated the prisoner,
that Smith did in fact have two decorations in his scalp
apparently inflicted by police chilly stick" Nor did the
court particularly concerned that five experienced
law officers surrounding the sightbuit 18year-
old defendant and despite this vetoone numerical superb
ority the prsoner-by police admission-was still hit
the head at least twice.
There two other aspects of the difficult to
understand One of these is the fact that the judge
who in the morning had convicted the defendant Of assault
ing police officer also sat the bench in the afternoon
to hear charges that the police officers assaulted the de-
PENDANT Some judges faced by such apparent dilemma
would have disqualified themselves. The other question
that arises is whether the prosecutoras the
here should have handled both of the conflicting
We think not!
The Melvin W. Smith case was a unique - and dis
queting one. Our courts and prosecutors and police
must lose sight of their basc primary goal equal
justice under law