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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-15
Police Case
Action Routine,
Tobriner Says

Commissioner Walter N.
Tobriner yesterday stated that
the police brutality complaint
against two policemen made by
Leigh White, a Government
Affairs Institute official, has
been handled Gin a routine
way" in the District Building
The policemen's attorney
James j. Lauglin, however, has
commended that Mr.. White used
Influence" in the District
Building to have the charges
against him dropped. The
charges were nolle pressed in
Municipal Court.
Mr.. Tobriner, Corporation
Counsel Chester H. Gray and
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Clark F. King and Carl Cole
man, were called to testify at
a police trial board weighing
brutality charges against two
rookie policemen.
Asked Written Complaint
Mr.. White, Al, of 1870 Wyo-
ming avenue NV, charged
that Police Pvts. Charles K
Marlak, %, and Raymond S
Melvin, jr., beat him and used
profane language when they
arrested him last May 81 or
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Evening star., 1961-06-07

the area. The letter was never
acknowledged, and no state
ment of policy was forthcoming.
j. j. Igenfritz, director of
the Department of Licenses
and Inspections, said last night
the Redevelopment Land Agency
had discussed this question in
formally with Col. Thomas K.
Fullerton, Assistant Engineer
Commissioner. However, Mr..
Ilgenfritz said there was never
any real get-together" in an
effort to draw up a formal
policy.
When asked why the code
enforcement order had gone
out. to more than 20 rooming
houses in the Adams-M Morgan
area in view of the fact that
the urban renewal plan might
result in unnecessary expenses
for the rooming house opera
tors, Mr.. ngenfritz said his
Evening star., 1961-06-07
Luymen to Attend
Jewish Institute

The Mems Clubs of the Con-
servative Jewish congregations
of Greater Washington will
hold a weekend JEWISH Lay
mems Institute Friday through
Sunday at Camp White Noun
tain, Gore, Va.
DR.. Solomon Grayzel, editor
of the Jewish Publication So
ciety of America and recording
secretary of the American Jew
lsh Historical Society, will be
guest lecturer for the institute,
which has as its theme, "The
Jew-Today and Yesterday"
Mems clubs from II congre-
cations are participating in the
Institute.
Evening star., 1961-06-07

versary of his birth. The build
ing. located in an old Moscow
district where Pushkin lived,
contains Pushkin's desk and
pen, books, manuscripts, por-
traits and furniture, the Soviet
News Agency Tass said.
Evening star., 1961-06-07

department was acting under
orders of the District Com
missioners.
But he said that the enforce
ment question in Adams-Mo
gan is now being considered
Evening star., 1961-06-07

an urban renewal area, and the
District Redevelopment Land
Agency expects to come up
with a plan for it in about is
months.
Rear Admiral Harold C. Fitz,
USN (ret.), chairman of the
planning committee subcom-
mittee, said he hopes to confer
with Brig. Gen. Frederick j.
Clarke, District Engineer Com
missioner. on the conflict ques-
ton tomorrow or the next day.
The decision to request a Is
to 18-month moratorium on
enforcement Of the new build
ing code in the Adams-Morgan
area was made after two Dis
trict officials said they could
not supply an answer when
asked what the Districts policy
will be with regard to enforce
ment in the Adams-Morgan
area.
ROOming Licenses Threatened
The District Department of
Licenses and Inspections, act
ing on orders of the District
Commissioners, early last
month notified operators of
rooming houses in the Adams
Morgan area, along with others
in the city, that they must
comply with the new building
code requirements or face pos
sible suspension of their Ii
cenSes.
William N. Dripps, superin-
tendent of the inspection divi-
sion, and Frederick w. Mallon,
superintendent of the housing
division, told a meeting of the
Adams Morgan Community
Council last night that any in
quiries on this question would
have to be decided by higher
authority.
DR.. w. Deaver Kehne said
that unless a "co-ordinated pol
icy is agreed to between the
Districts Office of Urban Re-
newal, the Department of Liz
censes and inspections and the
Federal Redevelopment Land
Agency, nothing but confusion
can result"
Inquiry in Vain
1t has been learned that as
long ago as last November the
Adams Morgan planning COM
mittee asked the Districts of
flee of urban renewal about
building code enforcement in
Evening star., 1961-06-07

up OF representatives from
citizen block groups in the ap-
proximately 4O-block area
bounded by Connecticut ave-
nue., Florida avenue and U
Evening star., 1961-06-07
Fushkin Museum

MOSCOW, June Z (AP).-A
museum dedicated to Russia's
great poet Alexander Pushkin
was opened at ceremonies yes
terday marking the 162d ami
Evening star., 1961-06-07
CodeSuspension Urged
In Adoms-Morqon Area

citizens decided last night to ask the District
Government to declare moratorium enforcement
new building code in the Adams Morgan and
flict with urban renewal plans in the area.
The decision to request this action by a sub
committee of the Adams Morgan Planning Committee made
Evening star., 1961-06-07

street. Sixteenth street and
Calvert street and Columbia
road.
The area has been chosen as
Evening star., 1961-06-07
Inquiry in Vain

It has been learned that as
long ago as last November the
Adams-Morgan planning COM
mittee asked the Districts of
flee Of urban renewal about
building code enforcement in
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-08-17
From The Governors Office

Gov. J. Willard Tawes told a
group of young men and wo-
men in College Park that the
type of instruction they were
receiving in traffic safety was
an encouraging indication that
"the next generation will enjoy
a greater measure of security
than is afforded us today"
The occasion was the Third
Annual Maryland Youth Traf-
fic Safety Conference, sponsor
ed blythe Maryland Youth Safe
ty Advisors, Inc, the Maryland
Traffic Safety Commission
and the Maryland Law En-
forcement Officers, Inc.
The Governors message was
read, he having been forced to
cancel his personal appearance
to attend the funeral of a
friend.
Maryland has adhered to
fundamental methods in its
program of traffic safety, the
Governor said. 1t has relied
mainly on the three "E's" of
traffic safety-education, engi-
neering and enforcement.
In education, he cited the new
program of driver education in
public schools which will go in
to effect during the next school
year.
In engineering, he said the
hazards of driving are greatly
reduced by the construction Of
"well-designed and well-con-
structed" highways, and he
pointed out that Maryland is
building new roads lat a fast
er pace than ever before in his
tory"
He noted that emphasis is
placed upon law enforcement
in the safety program, paying
tribute to the Maryland State
Police for its role in this area.
He characterized the Point
System, which went into effect
last January /, as a main eff
fort" in enforcement, and said
he was gratified to observe that
"the program is working
smoothly, and, 1 believe, effect
ively."
Speaking of drivers who have
lost their licenses after accum-
ulating II points under the sys-
tenn, Governor Tawes said:
"As one who travels a great
deal on Maryland highways, I
feel more secure in the know
ledge that 1921 wild and care
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-08-17
BY X. C. THALER

PARIS CUPID - Sovie t
Premier Nikita Khrushchev,
confident of victory, already is
looking beyond Berlin to the
next target of Russian power
politics-Africa.
The year 1862, 1t is under
stood, has been earmarked as
African year" in the Kremlin's
global strategy.
Khrushchev Ii expected to
visit a number of African
states to set the stage for a
wider and systematic campaign
of infiItration. The Soviet
leader earlier this week &C.
cepted an invitation to visit
Tunisia. He has been collecting
invitations from a considerable
number of African nations over
recent months. They range
from the United Arab Republic,
to Guinea and Ghana.
Makes Deeper Penetration
Africa has attracted Mos
cows growing attention ever
since the Kremlin gained a foot
hold by its arms deal with
Egypt some four years ago
Russia has since moved deeper
into the continent with every
means OF political and economic
penetration. But she wants
still more.
The Soviets suffered a severe
setback last year when they
we're pushed out Of the EN-
battled Congo where Khrush
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-08-17
Legal Advertisement Legal Advertisement
RESOLUTION

WHEREAS Lloyd Kirk is the of certain lands
comprising acres situated Montgomery County Mary
Election District the side of Wildcat
approximately north of the intersection of
Road said having conveyed
Lloyd Kirk dated September H. 1914 recorded
among the Land Records of Montgomery County Maryland In
L.ber 947 at Folio 295; and
WHEREAS, the said property lies within the proposed
Goshen Regional Park; and
WHEREAS the said Goshen Regional Park is deemed
sena facility in the park system Montgomery County
and the aforesaid accordingly required for public
WHEREAS studies and field made by
bers of the staff of The Capital
Planning Commission Indicate property
location for the proposed park and emphasize the need to
this regional property against loss encroachment
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that pursuant to
the provisions of Chapter $780, Laws OF Maryland 1852 and the
Regulations the Subdivision of Land the MaryandWas
ingon Regional District in Montgomery and Prince Georges
Counties Maryland amended The MarandNatonal Capital
Planning Commission hereby declares the abovde
scrbed comprising 222326 be Reservation of
Land for Public USE said land to be used for park purposes for
the proposed Goshen Regional Park; and
FURTHER RESOLVED, that certified copies of this
Resolution be transmitted Supervisor and
the Director of Finance Montgomery County and to the Wash
ngton Suburban Sanitary Commission advising said offices Of
the tax abatement provisions Of Chapter S0 Laws Of Maryland
with respect such reservation of land for public
that the land reserved be exempted from the levy OF
State and County taxes for period Of three 3 beginning
July next and
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED that certified copy Of this
Resolution be transmitted to the property and
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED that appropriate Reserva-
ton Plat covering the aforesaid property be prepared by repre-
sentsves of this Commission certified by Its authorized repre-
senaves duly among the Land Records of Mont
gomery County Maryland; and
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED, that OF said Reserva-
ton Plat be attached and accompany each Of this Resou
ton which transmitted the and County Off
Gals hereinbefore enumerated; and
BE FURTHER RESOLVED that certified copy Of this
Resolution be published Of general circulation
In the MarylandWashngon Regional District in Montgomery
County required by the aforementioned Regulation for the
Subdivision of Land.
This Is TO certify that the foregoing resolution Is true and
copy OF resolution adopted unanimously by The Mary
National Capital Par kand Planning Commission at its regu
meeting Riverdale Maryland Wednesday, August
1861 which meeting the members Of the Commission
were present
JESSE r. NICHOLSON (SEAL)
Executive Director 1t79331I
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-08-17

weekend, Del. Carlton r. Sickles
(D.-Prince Georges) criticized
the court move. He led the
fight against the bill in the
Legislature.
This is all one metropolitan
area" he said. Il don't think
it serves any purpose to sepa-
rate the different jurisdictions
this way"
The order defined an office
maintained in Maryland as one
in which the attorney spends a
reasonable amount of time"
The court previously required
a Maryland office for each at
torney practicing before it but
had never made a requirement
as to how much time he spent
there.
In the District, attorneys
must maintain offices to carry
on practice, although they
need not live in Washington. In
Virginia, attorneys admitted to
the bar must be residents of the
state and must pledge their in.
tentions to practice there.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-08-17
Comment From Capitol Hill

to the magnitude Of the grow.
ing crisis over Berlin. With the
Presidents u. N. Ambassador
minimizing the gravity of the
situation, 1t severely compro-
misses Mr.. Kennedy's position
and once again casts a glow of
INDIGESTION and high-level con-
flict of opinion.
Further more, Stevenson's
comments merely swallow the
Khrushchev bait~ The Soviet
Premier wants nothing more at
this time than to have us be-
lieve that he is blowing hot and
cold and as a result condition
our defense policy accordingly.
If we were to follow Khrush-
chev's every word we would one
day be increasing our military
preparedness, and the next
closing down our military
bases.
You and your fellow Ameri-
cans have every right to expect
constructive leadership in these
difficult times. The Congress is
now formulating an effective
foreign aid program. We will
do our best to see that this
phase of free-world progress
has the necessary resources to
achieve positive results. But to
secure the benefits of a sound
foreign aid program we must
have an end to weekly contra
dictions in our foreign policy
and in their place we must have
consistency in decisions; we
must have decisiveness of ac-
ton; and we must have respon-
sible leadership.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-08-17

lawyers who practice before the
court maintain a "bona fide"
office in Maryland.
The order has the effect OF
barring an estimated 400 law
yers from practicing before the
court. Most of them maintain
offices in the District of Colun-
bia but also use their homes as
offices for Maryland practice.
The order was signed by
Judges Patrick M. Schnauffer,
Thomas. M. Anderson, Kathryn
Lawlor Shook, James H. Pugh
and Ralph G. Shure.
The regulation is almost iden-
teal in aim as that of bill
backed in the Maryland General
Assembly last winter by the
County Bar Association.
Circuit Court Assignment
Clerk Howard NJ. Smith, ex-
planning the judges action, said
District lawyers are often hard
to reach on court business. "All
we get are wives and maids and
babysitters," he said.
While few lawyers were
aware of the charge over the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-08-17
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Continued from Page a.
ingly withdraw such assistance
the following week.
This disturbing and ambiva-
lent trend in our foreign policy
was further emphasized in a
recent account of u. N. Ambas-
sador Adlai Stevenson's opin-
ion of the latest Khrushchev
speech. Mr.. Stevenson was re-
ported to have considered the
Soviet Premier's comments
"conciliatory" and peaceful in
one. Top State Department ca
reer men, however, saw little
to be optimistic about in the
latest Russian TRADE. These
men take issue with the Am
bassador, but with Mr.. Steven
son exuding optimism it results
in two things.
First of all, it undercuts our
own Presidents position of try
ing to alert the American peo-
pie and indeed the entire world
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-08-17

A letter from Governor
Tawes to Gov. Price Daniel, of
Texas, inviting the latter to
send an entry" to compete in
the Governors Trophy race at
the 1861 Crisfield Crab Derby,
was the first letter carried on
the American Airlines' inaug-
ural nonstop Jet flight from
Baltimore to Dallas, Tex.
The flight left Friendship In
ternational Airport at 10 am.
Sunday. The letter from Cover.
nor Tawes was hand delivered
to Governor Daniel by an air.
line stewardess.
Maryland had two of the first
eight programs to receive pro-
visional approval by the Area
Redevelopment Administration
for Federal aid under the Area
Redevelopment Act.
The Maryland projects for
creating jobs were in Cam
bridge and Hagerstown. The
programs were formulated by
the States Department of Eco
nomic Development, in cooper
alton with local industrial de-
velopment organizations.
Governor Tawes established
the Department of Economic
Development in 1859.
The other programs approx
ed by the ARA were Auburn,
N. Y; Cabell County and
Wayne County, w. Va; Cedar
town and Rockmart, Ca; New
Bedford, Mass, and Providence
and Pawtucket, r. I.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-08-17
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-08-17

less men and women have been
deprived of their right to sit be-
hind the steering wheels of mo-
tor vehicles"
Although pleased with this
first test of the point system,
the Governor said: 1--WE must
not lose sight of our response
bility to use every resource
available, and to discover new
ones, in an about attempt to
disarm this killer"
Governor Tawes made the
opening address at the 1861 an
nual convention of the Mary
land Court Clerks Association,
held in Ocean City during the
weekend.
The Governor, who began his
career in public life as Clerk of
Court of Somerset County, de-
scribed that office as one of
high honor and great respon-
sibility."
He praised the association
for the progress it has made to-
ward achieving uniformity in
the procedures and functions of
the clerks offices as they oper-
ate in widely separated juris-
dictions and under highly di-
versified circumstances"
Court clerks, as officers OF
the courts, occupy post of pri-
mary Importance" in our judic-
ial system, and have heavy
responsibility for the proper
functioning of the courts and
the proper administration of
Justice" Governor TaWes said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-08-17

The nations Capital Chapter
of the National Association of
the Physically Handicapped, a
non-profit organization, will
have a benefit night at the Po-
tomac Polo Club Arena Friday.
! In a doubleheader match, Po-
tomac's high and low goal
teams will meet FIT. Belvoir
and Doll Baby.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-08-17
Polo Benefit Planned Friday At Potomac

ability that counts" A polio pa
tient many years ago, Conklin
still rides horseback and will
have more than a casual spec
tator's interest in the swift polo
ponies.
Miss Grace H. Ward, vice
president of the Nations Capt.
tai Chapter, has handled ar
engagements for the Polo match
es which begin at $3.50 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-08-17
Foreign News Commentary

chew had hoped to set up Rus
sia's headquarters for opera.
tons throughout the African
continents.
There have been other set
backs. African nations dis
played marked GOODNESS to So
Wet attempts to use them in
support of Moscows plans to
undermine the authority Of the
United Nations.
But, by and large, Soviet
penetration In Africa has been
considerable.
Reds Looking Around"
The Soviets have used the
technique Of economic aid and
assistance as one of its major
instrum e n is OF infiltration.
With the money came Soviet
technicians and so-called Tex.
perts" and advisers" They
have been looking around
quietly, with a purpose.
Moscow has been quick in
backing its aid to Africans with
military supplies and equip
ment OF a varied kind - rifles
tanks and even jet planes.
Earlier this year Khrushchey
sent Soviet President Leonid
Brezhnev on an African tour
to SHOW the Soviet flag" and
to pave the ground for his own
visit - and for bigger things
| To come next year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-08-17

Guest of honor will be Rob-
ert F. Conklin of Washington,
D. c., who has just been elect
ed national president of the as
ISOLATION. Conklin is supervisor
of the electronic laboratory in
the Neurophysiology Depart
ment of Walter Reed Hospital,
and an outstanding example of
the associations motto, Its
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-08-17
For County Practice
Bona Eide Offices
Required by Court

Beginning today, Maryland lawyers who do not MAIN
tain their offices in the state out in the cold far
the Montgomery County Circuit Court is concerned.
In an unheraded action last week, the countys five
judges signed an administrative order requiring that all
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