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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-02

Service station operators in the
metropolitan Maryland area today
joined the fight against the pro
posed State gasoline tax increase
which has been advanced to fl
nance the new Maryland Port Au-
thority project.
Charles T. Gladstone, secretary
of the Retail Gasoline Dealers AS
ISOLATION of Maryland, also OBJ
jected to the proposed new tax,
calling it downright discrimina-
tory"
In statement issued here, Hor-
ace Walker, executive director of
the Metropolitan Retail Gasoline
Dealers Association, said 1.-THE
only reason for singing out gaso-
line taxes to carry the whole fl
nancing load for the port develop
ment program is that some peo-
pie apparently think the motor
list is an easy mark and will stand
for such treatment.
Certainly, there can be no 9TH
err logical basis for turning to
an over-taxed commodity like gas
oline to pay for a program which
no one could contend has any par
ticular relationship to the motor
ing public. Maryland motorists
always have and always will pay
their fair and just share of the
state roads system including
maintenance, improvements and
new roads"
What the motorist does OBJ
ject so strenuously to is to be
saddled with the cost of any spec.
ial development or program
which adds further to the stag
gering sums already being divert.
ed from highway fund revenues. i"
Mr. Walker pointed out that to-
tai gasoline taxes a few years
ago were So cents on a 10-gallon
purchase but that they have ris-
en- to so cents today. If proposed
Federal and State gasoline tax
boosts now pending are approx
ed, the tax cost on 10 gallons will
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-02
Use of Secret lnfOrmers
Fair in Fighting Commies

foreign danger is one of the prim-
tive detectives of civil society"
OF late, these fancifal denounce-
mentS have been directed at the
use of secret informers in mat
tiers of security, infiltration and
subverslon. On this point, ]. Ed.
gar Hoover, F.B.I. director, has
warned - THE inroads that com.
munist propaganda has made in
influencing law-abiding Ameri.
cans, who fail to realize that Grim
inal conspiracies are conceived be-
hind closed doors under the cover
of darkness, are disheartening.
ut is through the efforts of
confidential informantS that we
have been able to expose the
communist conspiracy in the past
and through them we must stake
much of the future security of
the United States"
Confidential informants are not
something new. The Old Tesla.
ment records their first use.
Through the ages, as in our courts
and law enforcement procedures,
facelcss informers have been the
means of terrifying the absolute
truth. To the press, and many of
our financial institutions, the use
of secret sources of information
has become a custom zealously
protected.
Freedom, liberty and justice
are on the anvil, and it is utterly
absurd to suggest that our de-
stiny is to be shaped without ur.
gent warnings and essential
knowledge of any and all origins.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-02
Medical Plan
Membership
Gains i'm '55

In terms of participants enroll
ed, 1855 was the second best year
in the history of Group Hospital
ization, Inc. and Medical Service
of the District of Columbia, of
ficials of the Washington Blue
Cross and Blue Shield Plans an
nounced today.
Group disqualification register
ed gain in enrolment of 58,102
subscribers boosting the total en-
rolled in the disqualification pre-
payment plan to 653,227 persons.
The gain in enrolment for
Medical Service, the doctors pre-
payment plan for surgical and
obstetrical care, was 1870 max
ing the total enrolment for that
Plan 537065 persons. All of these
subscribers live or are employed
in the Washington area.
Only in 1916 did Group Hospi-
talizauon have a better enroll
ment record. In that year the
gain enrollment-wise was Slight
ly higher-59,358 participants.
Medical Service did not begin OPP
erations until April 1913, and its
best year was in 1919 when the
enrolment gain was 1929.
Last year new groups were es-
tablished among employees in
424 business and professional or
CARNATIONS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-02
BY Sen. John Marshall Butler

In his recent message to the
Congress, President Eisenhower
expressed the belief that the COM
munists have shifted their meth
DDS of operations. Instead of
violence, and the threat of vio-
lence," the president reported that
the communists are now relying
upon division, enticement and
duplicity."
To divide and conquer - an an.
Gent device which, in the com.
munist scheme of things, knows
no limits, respects no morals, OBJ
serves no ethics.
Capitalizing on a mood of the
times -- universal hatred of war
- the Soviels seek to accomplish
their goal of world domination
through tactics subtle and SIM.
ster.
The kremlin masters are ad.
mlttedly dedicated 20 the over
throw of our government, of our
way of life. Yet with increasing
clatter, always under the guise OF
socalled liberalism a signifi.
cant minority in this country con.
tinues TO attack and denounce 49,
even pooh-pooh as ridiculous -
the actions Of our government in.
tended to safeguard our national
security and freedom as we know
/ il.
Duped though these misguided,
often well.intentioned, persons
might be, they and all of us can
take heed of President Madison's
lasting words, security against
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-02

ity will answer for us in the next
few months is how serious and
how immediate the commission
ers consider Rockville's need for
public housing.
In the meantime the mayor and
council continue work on the
master plan ana he extension of
sewer, water and streets which
along with Stun clearance and
low cost housing are part of the
total picture of the best develop
ment of a modern city, and were
included in the recommendations
of the Housing Advisory Com
mittee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-02
Travellers Object
To Tax Increase
To Finance Port

Plans to finance the Maryland
Port Authority through a gaso-
line tax increase were labeled "a
double-edged threat to the motor
list" today by the State Order of
United Commercial Travellers.
Walter A. Cox, Jr., past grand
counselor of the group, termed
the proposal "a 100000 slap in
the face to Maryland car owners
and a stab in the back to the
States long.range highway pro.
gram
He said State and Federal
gasoline taxes have been in.
creased three times in the past
nine years. adding "thiS year the
motorists are apparently slated
to get it with both barrels" ~ a
reference to reports that Con
gress is considering an increase
in the two-cent per gallon Fed
eral gasoline tax to help finance
a national road program"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-02
Belts Is Sponsor
For Freedom Drive

David E. Belts, Rockville at
torney, has been selected as a
member of the sponsoring COM
mittee of the Crusade for Free
dom in Maryland, it was an
nounced this week by chairman
Guy T. o. Hollyday.
The Crusade for Freedom of.
fers individuals an opportunity
to be part of the fight against
communism by contributing to
the support of Radio Free Eur
ope and the Free Europe Press,
and keeps Americans alerted to
the continuing peril of commun-
ism, according to the organiza-
ton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-02

obtaining the loan and the con-
struction of the so or SO units
contemplated at present.
Although he is not yet famil-
lar with all the details of the
job to be done, Mr.. Smigel has
a healthy respect for the size of
this job. He wonders if Mr.. Mark
land isn't trifle optimistic in
his prediction that construction
can be started next summer.
Here are some of the details
that must be worked out before
the loan is obtained. The area to
be rehabilitated must be survey
ed for up.to-date information on
the present number of dwellings,,
rentor or owner occupied, or va
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-02

cant; and an estimate on the ra-
cial distribution.
Head Count Required
The survey must also include
the present number of substand-
ard dwellings, vacant and occu-
pied, with the number of families
living in them, and additional
families doubled up. This must
be broken down also into white
and non-white with percentages.
The Housing Authority must
also find the 1856 income level
for these families because the
rent formula is based on this. 1t
needs to know the rent formula
in order to estimate the cost of
the units because the type of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-02

good part of their responsibility
to him.
Will Handle Details
The executive director, with his
staff, according to Mr.. Snigel,
will do the surveys, prepare bud
gets, take care of the legal de-
tails, make reports, act as ex-
ecutive secretary, act as liaison
between the authority and the
administration, float bonds, let
contracts, arrange for condemna.
ton if necessary and handle pub
lie relations.
The Importance of the execu-
tive director is easily seen. The
question that the housing author
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-02
Gasoline Dealers Fight Proposed Tax
On Gas to Finance Port Authority

jump. up to about SO cents.
THAT would be a AZ percent
sales tax" Walker stated, land
raises the question of how high
taxes on one basic commodity can
go before they become confisca-
tory. We believe we have a clear
obligation to alert our customers
to this threat to their pocketbooks
and to their future highway de.
velopment program"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-02
Barges Carry More

Railroad hopper cars for carry
ing coal have capacities ranging
as high as 102 tons, and averaging
50 tons, while the average inland
waterway barge for coal hauling
has a 1200-ton capacity
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-02
so Homes ,UiH Replace
SubsfnndnY,d DiUeLLings

He also offered to take Mr.. Pear
son on a tour of some of the
spots existing in the older and
outlying sections of our lovely
community"
Private builders he had con-
tacted told Mr.. MARYLAND that
they could not build homes in
this area that could be sold to
the income groups the city is
trying to reach.
Private Building Invited
IF there is any possibility of
any members of your organiza-
ton improving the deplorable ST.
tuation by private enterprise,
they would certainly be received
with open arms, promised the
city manager.
Mr.. Markland's statement that
public housing could be had at
no additional cost to the taxpayer
is based on the fact that although
the city would have to waive tax.
es on any land used by the au-
thority, it would receive an an
nual payment of 10 percent of
the rents in lieu of these taxes.
In addition to these arguments
for Mr.. Pearson, Mr.. MARYLAND
points out that public housing re-
placement takes place where the
slum areas exist and not in any
other area.
So far no private builder has
accepted his challenge and the
struggle to give birth to public
housing in Rockville goes on.
THE Mills of God" and the
Public Housing Administration
grind slowly" Mr.. Smigel, the
new chairman, refers us to Pub
lie Housing Administration Form
No. 30 which he describes as an
inch thick stack of regulations
and forms called the organiZa-
ton transcript.
Commissioners Take Oath
This includes the oaths taken
by the commissioners, the coop
Grafton agreement between the
municipality and the Rockville
Housing Authority, the city char.
ter difficult to obtain at this
time as it is being revised, and
transcripts of the authority's by.
laws, minutes and resolutions
during the period of organization,
all of which are necessary for
formal notification under the
public housing law.
Before sneering at all this red
tape, we should remember, says
Mr.. Smigel, that this formality
is necessary to protect the Hous
ing Administration and the tax
payer-that is, you and me.
1t helps the city to realize that
public housing funds are not just
handout but that the authority
set up by it must fulfill certain
conditions and obligations.
One of the authority's powers
is to issue boads and a lot OF
this red tape is to prevent il
from defaulting on these bonds
which are guaranteed by the
Treasury Department. Payment
for the bonds is made from rev
enue, lie. rents, and the annual
contribution from the Public
Housing Administration.
Subsidy Necessary
The necessity for this contribu
ton is obvious when one consid
ers that private builders main
tain that construction of low
cost housing cannot be supported
by any rental afforded by the
low income groups and public
housing rentals are lower in mos
cases than private enterprises.
After the Rockville Housing
Authority has been organized
and accepted by the administra
ton, it faces its major task OF
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-02
BY Lillian Hunt

can" cOntended Mr.. Pearson.
Mr.. MARYLAND was quick to re.
ply that he was not seeking a
plethora" but only approximate.
" so units 10 take care Of the
families with the greatest need
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-02

MONTGOMERY COUNTY SENTINEL
thursday February z, I9s6
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-02
Puzzled by Need

Expressing puzzlement at "a
. real need for the Public Housing
Authority in Rockville, Mr..
Pearson asked "since when does
a new and prosperous community
like Rockville need low cost hous
ing other than they have at pres
ent?
1T should be obvious that a
plethora of low cost public hous
ing will down.grade the we'll con
structed projects in your lovely
community
/, Public Housing is un-Ameri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-12

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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-16
Poziv ma veIiki banket
zaiedniCara U CIairfonu

Clarion, Pa. - Bratski od-
sick broj 248 i gospojinski
odsjek br. 534 H.B.Z. zajed-
nicki priredjuju veliki BAN
ket, koji &c Sc odrzati u ne
djelju, 20-og maja 1856, u
HrvatskOm Domu ma Maple
Avenue. Pocetak tocno u 6
sati u vecer.
Oval banket Sc priredjuje
u korist novo sagradjene crk-
We Svete Clare u Clairtonu.
Ma sjednice ovih odsjeka je
dosla molba, da Sc "a crkvu
daruje VEGA svota IL njihovih
blagajna, pax je ma temelju
toga zakljuceno, da je bolje
odrzati banket "a ovu svr-
hu, posto Sc il blagajna nije
mogla dati oveca svota.
Uz teenu veceru, koJu ce
pripreniti n ase clanice cd
jednog i drugog odsjeka, i
matt cemo i dobar program,
nasu domacu tamburicu it'd.
Imati cemo odlicnih govor-
nika cd strane owe crkve,
gradske uprave i uprave Hr-
vatske Bratske Zajednice. -
Vecera je diva dolara po o.
sobi, a "a djecu uz pola CHE
ne kao i obicno ma nasim
banketima.
, Pozivlju sc svi clanovi ma
sih odsjeka, te clanovi brat
skin susjednih odsjeka i saw
mas narod mjesta okolice,
da mas posjete u sto vecem
broju ma ovom banketu. -
Svi nam dobro dosli!
Zajednicki OdbOr
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-16

dobrog clana, brata Matu Golita,
kojeg sliku ovdje donosimo.
Rodjen je 1897. godine Tiles
no, Dalhlacija. Pristupio je u mas
odsjek 1949.,4 u koJem je bio do
bar ! vjeran Clan sve do svoje
smrti. Preminuo je "A. februara
1856.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je L.
lozeno ma odar kod pogfebnika
Chester Tubinis, koje je bilo oki-
ceno brojnim vijencima cvijeca,
medju kojima je bio vijenac ma
Seq odsjeka br. 512 znak zadnje
pocasti.
Ma dan pokopa, %. februara u
8 sati u jutro, povorka je krenula
do crkve, Our Lady of Mount
Carmel Church, gdje je po kato-
lickom obredu odsluzena sv. nisa
po sveceniku iste crkve, Rev. ].
Knego. la toga povorka je kre-
nula do groblja, gdje smo njegovo
mrtvo tijelo predali materi zemlji
ma vjecni pocinak.
Pokojni brat Golic liza sebe je
ostavio rastuzenu suprugu, koja
je nedavno dosla il .starog kraja,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-16
MoIba Krmpoeanima u
Siev. Americi / kanadi

Los Angeles, Calf. - Proslu
godinu posjetio sam sa supru-
gom Staru Domovinu, tako smo
Sc zadrzah neko vrijeme u ra-
sim Krmpotama. Vidjeli smo o.
ma nasa sela, kao mas muce-
nicki narod. zivot u Krmpota-
ma sc nije mnogo promjenio,
skoro da Sc je pola naroda odse-
lilo, a oni Sc drugi muce i rade.
Napravili su lijepi kulturni
Dom, a crkva je razrusena. Sto-
ga ovu molbu i upucujem ma
vas, pa ako vidite da je vrijedno
uzmite ju u obzir. Mislim da INA
dete da imadu diva groblja. U
starom malo koga zakapaju
dobro je ogradjeno, a novo grob-
lie kod crkve' u linijama tn Ia
kopavaju vecinu. Imade lijepih
spomenika, ali groblje nije O.
gradjeno, svaki mas imade ne
kog tko ondje lezi, a blago ide
po groblju grobovima. Bilo bi
dobro kad bi sc mi svi odazval
j sabrali da sc groblje ogradi
o ovome govorite jedan dru
gim, pa ako vam sto nije. jasnc
Javite ma ovu adresu.
Pozdrav vam svima il Krmpo'
ia, i zelim yam svima svako do.
bro. '- I.
Slime Filipovic, 1922 S. Den
ker Ave, Los Angeles AZ
Calf.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-16
Predobjava

Clarion, Pa. - Roditelji
djece clanova mladog tambu-
raskog zbora u Clairtonu
(Clairton Junior Tamburitz-
ansl, ovime daiu do znanja
swim nasim drustvima i orga-
nizacijama mjesta j okolice,
da &c mladi tamburaski zbor
odrzati svoj prvi piknik u ne
djeliu, "a. juna owe godine,
u Clarion Parku.
Ma pikniku &c biti dosta
plesa uz nasu milozvucnu
tamburicu, a tako isto biti ce
dosta S raznja pecene janjeti-
ne, hladnih napitaka svega
ostaloga po nasem obicaju.
Stoga molimo sve nase or
ganizacije u mjestu blizoj
okolici, da toga dana ne pri-
redjuju svoje piknike iii bio
kakve druge priredbe, jer
bi time naskodili' sebi mama.
Mrs. Thos. Cylenica, tajnica
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-16

da je vidio da &c tu bolje biti zs
zivjeti odlucio je, da tn dobavi
svoju suprugu, ali ma zalost mist
mogli dopremiti i sina, kojeg 81
imali u kraju. Njegova supruga j
isto odmah pristupila u mas od
sick, kcerka i'm Wilma je u ma
Sem Pomlatku, koja &c naskorc
doci u odrasle redove naseg odsje'
ka. Pokojnik je volio svoju Zajed
nicu tako isto njegova famili
ia, jer je smatraju najboljom brat
skom i potpornom ustanovom ,
America. :
Uslijed svoje starosti pokojnil
je mogao da JOS pozivi "a wise
godina, ali shrvan je teskim ra
dom ma graljevinarskim poslovims
Cd kad je dosao ovdje u Chicago
Bio je Clan i Obiteljskog Klubs
Sofia, kojeg je bio perovodja zs
dugi niz godina. Kao drustveni
aktivni covjek bio je mnogo cije
MEN i obljubljen cd naseg narods
ovdje Chicago, sto Sc je moglt
vidjeti kod njegova odra u ka
peli j. Golica. Tu je mnogo svije
ia dolazilo a i vijenaca je bila pu
ma kapela, izmedju kojih je bio je
dan i cd naseg odsjeka "a uspo
menu / zadnju pocast. !
Ma IT. marca u jutro povorks
je krenula cd pogrebnog zavods
do crkve Svetog Jerolima, gdje j
odsluzena sveta misa odrzans
lijepa propovijed pokojniku, 9
zatim ma st. Mary's Groblje, gdje
je polozen ma vjecni pocinak. Mac
otvorenim grobom, cd strane ma
Seq odsjeka oprostio Sc je dirlji
vim rijecima brat Petar Bezich, 9
cd Kluba Sofia Victor Brodarich.
liza sebe ostavlja suprugu jed
nu kcer tn u Chicago, kao i brats
/ njegovu suprugu diva sina SO
njihovim familijama, staron
kraju jednog sina ! njegovu fami'
liju dvoje unucadi, jednog bra
ia i sestru. Nina svima izrazuje'
mo sautesee cd sveukupnog clan
stva naseg odsjeka, a pokojnikr
klicemo: Slava mu pokoj vjecni
Petar Purtit, p.o.b.
Zahvala. = Divine Sc najiskre'
nije zahvaljujemo svoj nasoj rod
bini prijateljima, koji su mas tie
Sill nasoj zalosti koji SUI nan
u tim ,casovima priskocili u po
moe. Hvala odsjeku 2O2 H.B.Z.
Obiteljskom Klubu sofia ma sve'
mu sto su "a mas ucinili, kao
svima koji su okitili odar nases
pokojnika s vijencima cvijeta
koji su ga ispratili ma vjecni po'
cinak.
Rastuzena supruga Tomazina
djeca l.. brat Ralph.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-16
JOSIP KOVACIC

McKeesport, Pa. Javljamo
zalosnu West, da je odsjek broj
8 HBZ. izgubio IL syojih redova
dugogodisnjeg clana, brata Josipa
Kovacica, koji je nakon kratke
bolesti umro II. marca 1866. u
Mercy Hospital, Il Pittsburgh, Pa.
Rodjen je godine 1875. u selu
Orise, kotar Vrbovsko, Bosiljevo.
Bio je clanom HBZ. cd godine
1899. pa sve do svoje smrti, te
bio dobar clan naseg odsjeka.
Mrtvo tijelo bilo je izlozeno u
pogrebnom zavodu Check, gdje mu
je odar bio iskicen ijepim wien
Gina cvijeca, medju kojima Sc je
isticao i krasni vijenac naseg od-
sjeka u znak zadnje pocasti svo-
mu clanu.
Ma IA. marca, poslije blagoslo-
va, zalosna povorka je krenula do
Hrvatskog Groblja, gdje smo ME
govo mrtvo tijelo predali majci
zemlji ma vjecni pocinak. Odsjek
mu je priredio dostojan sprovod.
Mad otvorenim grobom, u ime
tlanstva odsjeka izrekao je mad
grobno slovo drustveni predsjed-
mix, brat Gojak.
Pokojni brat Kovacic liza sebe O.
stavlja brata l jednu sestru Ju-
goslaviji.
Dragi brate Josipe, neka ii bude
lahka zemlja kojoj pocivas, a
tvojim milim dragima nase iskre-
no saucesce.
John Rendulich, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-16

Rose Draskovic, Rosie Fracul
Nick Belo, Barbara Geneva, Ma.
tilda Loncar, Frances Cindric
Anna Zagar, Mary Simpson. LIE.
ma Stamphel, Anna Glad, Mary
Roper, Mary Sachen, Mary zga.
MAR, Helen Sutulovich.
Pc Csc: Anna Fabac, Charles
Kovac, Max Kovac, Mr.. Bizel
Mr.. Mufic, Mr.. Korosac, George
Korosac.
IL Saint Louis okolice
Ivan Kralj $4,000. Anton Su.
ljak $1,000.
Po $500: Janko Juratovich
Mike Planinac, Joe Primo, Kata
Asperger, Anton Sestric, Anton
Mrzljak. Anna Cukorin $500.
Pc $500: Josip Car, FLIP Su'
ljak.
IL Pittsburgh okolice
Pc $1,000: Milo Demor, MI
no Kucenic, Anthony Sutulovic
Anthony Fabina, Juraj Pavicic
Po $500: Juraj Sestric, Jan
ko Novogradac, Nikola Francic
Janko Planinac, MILO Francic,
Ivan Francic. MILO Sestric $500
Po $1.00: Ivan Persic, Rozi
Djakovic, Josip Radenic, Mara
Jakovcic, Petar Reskovac.
Drugi primitak IL Pittsburgh
Pa:
Hrvatska zena Grana B 2, S,
S. Pittsburgh $500, Florian Mu-
zevit $500.
Po $500: B. Matesic, Ivan
Planinac, Ivan B. Francic.
Pc $1.00: Charles Mlinac,
Draga Planinac, Bara Planinac,
Mildred Planinac, Vika Francic
Nc Cardby, Janko Masnak, Bara
Francic-Gembel.
Joseph Juratovich, izvj,