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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-21

times for hazardous duty"
Some members of the County
Council frowned on the vision of
mechanical Annie Oa<leys getting
the same starting pay as male
police private, or $4100 a year. So
the plan foundered.
But they gave their nod to a
new look, sans shooting irons and
at a yearly salary starting at
S3623.
They will be used mostly in
Silver Spring and Bethesda.
They must be between 81 and
IS years old, five feet, four inches,
a high school graduate or its
equivalent, and possess a clear pc
lice record.
It's still entirely possible boys
for us men drivers to be hauled
into court by vision in khaki
wearing just a touch of Chanel
No. 5 and long red fingernails.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-21
Flu Cases
Are Down,
State Says

The Maryland State Depart.
ment of Health last week report
ed a decrease in the number Of
influenza like illnesses.
OF the 1T confirmed cases of
Asian flu throughout the State,
seven came from Montgomery
County, the health department
said.
DR.. Lenore Bajda, acting as
Health Officer for Montgomery
County, in the absence of DR..
William ]. Peoples, said that the
county's last four cases of con.
firmed Asian flu were not new
cases, but had just been con
firmed by laboratory tests made
several weeks ago.
Dr. Bajda said there has been
definite decline in the number
of reports of nu-like illnesses and
in absenteeisn in schools as well.
Most severely hit of all Mary
land counties was Baltimore
County, which totalled 25 cases,
followed by Calvert County and
then Montgomery County. Balti-
more City reported 48 cases.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-21

IF water but he conceded it is as
ong-lasting.
The Watts Branch section of
he Potomac is filled with estates
and is a particularly attractive
section OF the Potomac River
countryside. Sanitary Commits
sion had contended that from all
engineering standpoint, the Watts
Branch site is the most logical
and inexpensive -one available.
In near-unanimous decision,
the Observation-Disclosures Capital
Park and Planning Commission
recommended against use of the
site but the WSSC has said it is
going ahead with plans to locate
the plant there.
To date, the WSSC has de-
pended on the Patuxent River to
supply water needs of nearby
Maryland but the area is becom-
ing so populous the water anc!
sewer agency contends it must
now tap the Potomac River.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-21
Show HOnOrs
Won By All
Youths Here

Three Montgomery County
youngsters in the All Club
showed well this week in FLA
and HI steer competition at the
Eastern National Livestock Show
at Timonium.
Tim Mittell, 16 son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ludwig Camanita, of Sandy
Spring, won the Grand Cham
pionship with his Aberdeen An
gus Sultan"
Sultan was sold yesterday. His
record included the Grand Cham
pionship at the County Field Day
last May, the Champion Angus
and Grand Champion Steer Of all
breeds in All competition at this
years County Fair, the Cham.
pion Angus and Reserve Grand
Champion Of all breeds in All
competition at the State Fair in
Timon!um.
Tins record is more note
worthy because he's been work
ing cattle for only three years.
He also manages a champion
flock Of Hampshire sheep which
swept blue ribbons from county
and state fairs this year.
David Hobbs, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Hobbs. Of Sandy
Spring. took a fourth place in
the heavyweight polled shorthorn
class.
Arlene Treadway, OF Ashton, a
University Of Maryland student,
won first in the middleweight
shorthorn division with her prize
steer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-21
Plan TO Hire Gun 7Otin
Gals GiUen Up BY County

The county has abandoned its
plan to hire motorcycle ridin', pis-
tol-packin' mamas on the police
force.
1t will, instead, arm four park.
ing patrolwomen with lead pen,
ellis, not lead bullets.
The uniformed gals will have
the power of search and arrest,
however. They may be used in
other special duties such as inter
rogating children and frisking fell
low females.
It's not definite yet, but these
new limbs of the law probably
will wear slacks in inclement
weather and skirts other times.
The county originally planned
to have its meter maids go their
appointed rounds astride three
wheeled motorbikes, with guns,
and they were to be ready at all
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-21
Changing Times
Ground Observer Corps
Put in MOthbaWs Here

GOO exercises and tests;
. The original obligation of
the Air Force to reduce civilian
responsibility in skywatching as
soon as feasible.
The biggest reason, Col. Clarke
said, was the DEW, or Distant
Early Warning Line of radar
stations across the Arctic circle
and a similar line of stations
across mid-Canada.
The five COG stations in the
county are located at Olney,
GAINESVILLE, Wheaton and two at
the Nike missile sites at Hunting
Hill and Gaithersburg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-21
Extra Cost Of BeautitJiing
Water Plant Cited BY Shan


II would cost an extra
1921, 900 to build an attrac-
tive masonry-type water fill
tration plant at Watts Branch
on the Potomac River rather
than a conventional steel one,
t he Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission was told
Tuesday.
And that would cover the extra
cost of only the first unit" due
for completion in 1860, WSSC
Chief Engineer Shaw informed
the WSSC commissioners. Total
extra cost of all four stages due
for completion in 1890, Shaw re-
ported, would be $408,00O.
The first stage of a steel-type
filtration plant would cost S.
$4,000, Shaw said. All four
stages, if built of steel, would
cost 81 ,278,000 under today's con-
struction costs, he said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-21

The commissioners took Shaw's
figures under advisement and
promised they would make a. de-
cision next week.
Construction Of any kind of a
filtration plant at the Watts
Branch site has been vigorously
opposed by residents Of the area
and the West Montgomery Civic
Association. If the plant must be
built there, they contend it should
be of attractive masonry design
not steel.
Shaw's preliminary desi g n
shown to the commissioners pic.
tured large Georgian-type
structure in the center with two
brick and stone wings. II the
plan were approved, concrete
instead of steel water tanks
would be built in the rear of the
building.
Shaw said masonry is not as
desirable as steel for the storage
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-21

THIS MAP SHOWS how Rock
vile viii be by-passed by north
west and southeast bound traf-
fic in early December. "A" is
Rockville, trisected by old US.
Rt. 240 fright fork and East
and West Montgomery avenues.
Il" is the present terminus of
new Rt. 240 and West Montgom-
cry avenue. The dotted line ~"
is the extension of Ri. 240 which
is due to connect with Montrose
road, 3D." and to continue on,
g" to eventual connection at
Pooks Hill, &C..
vile enroute to the Acc building
at Germantown and points north.
This will relieve the crush of
traffic that daily flows over East
and West Montgomery Avenues
in Rockville.
Still another Improvement Sin
the road complex around Rock
vile, scheduled for completion by
this time next year, is well under
way. State Roads crews are work.
ing on an interchange connect
ing Old Georgetown Road with
Rt. $40 at Beane, several miles
south of the Montrose inter
change
They already have cleared the
land for Ri. 240 west and east OF
Old Georgetown Rd. and are
building piers 10 support aerial
sections of the cloverleaf pattern.
This lookup will further siphon
northwest bound traffic away
from Rockville.
State and County road crews
have finished putting down base
and secondary surface courses on
Rt. 240 as it circles Rockville to
the west and on Montrose road
Only unfavorable weather will
prevent them from achieving
their hookup.
The contract builder, T. Edge
Russell, of Frederick, expect to
finish the job in only little more
than half the time allotted him.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-21
New Road
Network.
Readied

State and County roads Off
Gals are planning to pull the cork
from a traffic bottleneck at
Montrose Road and the Rockville
Pike December !, enabling motor
lists to bypass Rockville via the
newest leg of U. S. Rt. 240.
Three projects are involved:
ID the completion by the county
of two-lane Montrose Road, 1.6
miles, from the Rockville Pike to
U. S. Ri. 240; (2) the completion
of dual Rt. 24O from West Mont
gomery Avenue to Montrose
Road; the completion of a "a
foot wide strip on the West side
of Rockville Pike from Montrose
Road to Pooks Hill, near Bethes,
da.
The opening of Montrose Road
to Rt. 240 will enable northwest
bound motorists to bypass Rock
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-21
Changing Times

The five Ground Observer
Corps stationed in the county are
being put in mothballs.
According to release by the
State of Maryland Civil Defense
Agency in cooperation with the
U. S. Air Force, the stations will
go on ready reserve" status
January l.
The decision to deactivate the
stations was based on three fac
tors, stated Col. Owen F. Clarke,
GOO project officer:
. The advance in surveillance
systems;
. Experience gained from
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-21
End Firm Seeks Beer
Permit in TWinbrOOk
3rd Firm Says
1t, Too, May
Go After One

A second applicant has filed
or a beer and wine permit in
Twinbrook Shopping Center
and another store is consider
ing making a similar request.
A hearing will be held in the
County Council room, Wednesday
i $3.50 a. m. on an application to
sell beer and wine in the pro.
posed new Twinbrook Restaurant
and Taproom at 2010 and 2O12
Viers Mill road.
The applicants are Mrs. Mil
ired l.. Ward, 81 w. Motley road,
Silver Spring; Edwin Dale Pugh,
S700 Newport road, Hyattsville,
and Joseph Pillera, College Park.
Mr. Pugh said they will establish
the business in mid january
whether the permit is granted or
lenied.
Milton L. Elsberg, president Of
the Drug Fair chain, said 1--WE
are discussing applying for an
off sale beer and wine permit but
we don't know what we are going
to do yet
Drug Fair, Too
The Drug Fair official said it
is his purpose to give service to
the area and get as much bust
ness as possible, but he doesn't
want to antagonize the con1nu-
nifty if the residents are really OPP
posed. Drug Fair, which opened
Its new store In Twinbrook three
weeks ago, sells beer and wine In
a majority Of its Virginia stores
and in some of its Maryland
stores in Prince Georges county,
but not in either of its two Mont
gomery county stores.
I'VE will wait and see what
happens" said Elsberg, referring
to the application of Peoples
Drug store across Viers Mill
Road for an off-sale beer license
in its Twinbrook store.
Also scheduled for continued
hearing Wednesday is the Peo-
pies application which drew a g.
toll vote OF protest in commu-
nifty poll OF Twinbrook residents
last week. OF LOO ballots distrib-
uted, 623 were returned, listing
1873 In favor and AL opposed to a
wine and beer permit for Peo-
pies. The tally listed 81 in favor
and 499 opposed to wine and
beer licenses for any establish
ment in Twinbrook shopping cen
ter; 176 in favor and 1913 opposed
to permits for eating establish
ments only, and 349 in favor and
ESQ opposed to liquor sales in
county-controlled store.
"On SALE licenses mean beer
drinking on the premises, and
"off sale" means it must be con-
summed away from the store.
The County Council last week
sent memo to the department
of inspections and licenses ex-
pressing its opposition to the
Peoples Drug request.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-21
Commerce Lane
Job Nears End

Commerce Lanes "face-lifting"
job will be completed within a
week, Rockville's director of pub
lie works, William c. Vaughan
reported this week.
The $4,000 construction prof.
ect now in progress by the Circle
Construction Company includes
widening, resurfacing, curbs and
cutters from Perry to Fayette
Streets.
Vaughan also reported that &c
property owners have signed
agreements with the city for
driveways to be constructed by
the A. B. Viers Company.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-21
Sorority's SIS Check

Mrs. 2. Owen Rowe, of the
Chi chapter Of Beta Sigma Phi
sorority, this week presented a
SIS check from the sorority to
DR.. William J. Peoples, County
health officer, 10 be used for the
purchase Of orthopedic shoes for
underpriyileged children.
The sorority also is considering
establishing a fund for medica.
lions for families who are un.
able 10 afford them.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-21
Toys for Tots

The annual Toys for Tots
prince and princess contest in the
Metropolitan area will open No
vember IS.
The contest, in which children
complete the sentence, II gave to
the Toys for Tots program be-
cause :. /" in 25 words or less, is
held in conjunction with the Ma.
rine Reserve toys drive.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-21
Excellent Rating

Silver King Korndyke Bess
3520735, a registered Holstein COW
owned by Allie Messer, of Gath.
ersburg, has been rated as Tex
cellent," the top rating awarded
to cows by the Holstein-Freisian
Association Of America.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-21
Another Advertiser
Is Highly Pleased

MIR. and Mrs. William n. Hur-
ley, of 2l5 Frederick Ave-. Cal
thersburg, placed classified
ad In the Sentinel TO rent their
vacant apartment. As a result,
they soon had II rented. And
they kept on getting calls even
after they signed up their new
tenant. Why don't you try
Sentinel cIassifieds for the best
results?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-21
Bethesda Yule Contest

Six women's clubs will com
pete for prizes in a store door
decorating contest in Bethesda
this Christmas, the Bethesda
Chevy Chase. Chamber of Com.
merce announced this week.
The prizes will be 500, $50,
and SIS for the first three win,
ners. Participating will be the
Green Acres Glen Cove Club, the
Ever Spring Garden Club. the
Kenwood Garden Club, the Wood.
haven Garden Club, the Bethesda
Community Garden Club and the
Burning Tree Garden Club.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-21
Teen Club Dance

|. The Randolph Hills Teen Club
will hold dance from 1880 until
1890 p. m. November % at the
Rocking Horse Road School. Ad-
mission will be 25 cents for non
members. Door prizes will be
given.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-21
Sentinel DeGdLines
Earlier Next Week

Next week, due TO Thanksgiv-
ing, the Sentinel's news and adj
vertising headlines will be
moved forward by one day. Your
cooperation would be appreci-
ated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
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So compact you'll take this radio
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-14

grada), oni &c to znati brani-
ii u buduce, ali to SUI cisto
njihove, i samo njihove, ma
cionalne stvari i u to Sc fede-
ralna vlast, pa gdje joj bilo
sjediste, a u Beogradu sva-
kako nece biti, nesmije mije-
sati. Isto tako, razumije Sc,
federalna Sc vlast nece smje-
tt mijesati u vjerske odnose
j u nijednoj drugoj saveznoj
republici. To su stvari tin re-
publika i n i k o g a drugoga.
Tako &c sc federalna vlast o.
tarasiti jednog tereta, koje-
mu nije dorasla, a ukloniti
presizanje pravoslavnog Beo-
grada ma podrucja gdje ne
ma sto da trazi. I bas kao
sto je vjera cisto o privatna
stvar svakoga covjeka, tako
su j vjerski odnosi u pojedi-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-14

School u Aliquippa. U od-
sjeku nalazi oca Nikola, maj
ku Irena, baku Anka tetu
Doris. Otac je rodjen u selu
Bojna, Glina.
Nancy Wuttur, rodjena u
Clinton, Allegheny, Pa, A
merikanka. U odsjeku nalazi
supruga Frank, a u gnijezdu
broj 113 dvoje djece.
Leila Wut tur, rodjena u
New Yorku j ona ie Ameri-
kanka. U odsjeku nalazi su-
pruga George, a u gnijezdu
dvoje djece. Ova braca, od-
nosno muzevi doticnih mia
din sestara jesu unucad po-
kojnog brata Mate Mlinaric.
Joseph Krnjevich, rodjen
zivi u w. Aliquippa, zadnji
"a sada, jer in wise nema ko-
j nisu u odsjeku cd nash
Krnjevica u ovom naselju,
nego ako Sc koji cd navedene
brace ozeni. u odsjeku ma
lazi oca Josipa, majku Bar
bara, bracu John i Edward,
kao strica Miju. Dakle O.
tao ,ie rodom il Dragonozac,
Velika Gorica, a majka u Sc
lu Kusevice, Karlovac.
Ovo je opisano ukratko,
pa neka znadu i u drugim
mjestima da Sc nije nj kod
mas duhom klonulo IL radu "a
jacanje nash bratskih re-
dova i da je ovo sve nasa
mladez, u koju smo sigurni
da &c ostati aktivni clanovi
H.B.Z., sa ovim navrsava-
mo 789 clanova. Da Ii &c sc
postici zeljeni broj 800 cla-
nova do konca 1857 godine,
prama radu drugih ne.
U ime odsjeka 423 cestita-
mo roditeljima ma dobrom
odgoju svoje djece, a mia
dim clanovima zelimo da in
pratt u njihovom mladom Ii
votu svaka sre:a napredak.
Ivan Babicil, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-14

sin nash cestitih roditelja,
Rozike i pokojnog Mile Per-
kovic, koji je umro II. sijec-
MIA 1943 godine. Tako da je
John sa svojom starijom Sc
strom bratom ostao ma bri-
ri svojoj maici, ko,ja je u
swim poteskocama nastojala
da je svoju djecu uspostavila
u redove Hrv. Bratske "a
jednice. Mas John nalazi u
redovima odraslog clanstva
svoju majku, sestru Anne
brata Nikolu.
Clanstvo naseg odsjeka &C.
stita nasem mladom bratu
zeli mu dobrodoslicu u re-
dove odraslog clanstva. Svi
ii zelimo d obro zdravlje
srecu cijelog tvog zivota.
Juraj Boljkovac, predsj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-14

DENY u Columbia, Pa. Sada
radi kao stenographer tajpist
"a Department of Public AS
sistance u Harrisburg, Pa.
U odraslom clanstvu Pa
tricia je nasla svoju majku i
svoju dobru staru bakicu, Sc
stru Rudman, mnogo ne
caka i necakinja.
u ime clanstva naseg od-
sjeka mi mladoj sestri kao
ostalima, koji SUI pristupili
S njome, a nemamo prilike da
donosimo njihove slike ma o.
vome mjestu, pozdravljamo
zelimo i'm svako dobro i sre-
Gu u buducnosti, te i'm klice-
mo - dobro nam dosli!
Peter Bahoric, perov.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-14

navrsio II godina jos po-
lazi High School. Rodjen je
u ovom naselju cd roditelja
Frank Mary, koji su rodom
IL Draganica, Karlovac, do
bri i aktivni clanovi naseg
odsjeka. Takodjer u odsjeku
nalazi djeda Petar i baku Je-
la Krlin, i tetu Catherine
D'Antonio.
Ovdje donosimo sIiku MIA
dog brata Thomas, da ga vi
de bolje upoznadu ostali
prijatelji i suseljani, a ma
pose Barkovichi, kojih ina
de ne samo u America, vec i
u Kanadi.
Stephen Cont, rodjen u
Aliquippa i polazi Aliquippa
High School. Samo je ma
vrsio 16 godina evo ga "a
clana medju mas da pomaze
podizati redove HBZ. u 3D.
sjeku nalazi majku Rose, ro-
djena Mencher ujaka Steve,
ujnu Barbara Mencher i Mi
hovu djecu.
Charles Hiber, Jr., tako-
djer navrsava 16 godina ma
ravno da polazi High School.
Rodjen u Aliquippa kao i
njegovi roditelji. U gnijezdu
ostavlja mislim mladjeg bra
ia, a u odsjeku nalazi oca
Charles majku Barbara, ba-
ku Ana Kapucija, tetu Rose
i tetka George Bobich.
Marian Krizmanich, rodje-
ma u Aliquippa svrsila High
School, te &c de. nastavi u
bolnici "a njegovati bolesnike
odnosno "a bolnicarku. Nasa
mlada sestra u odsjeku ma
lazi oca Tomo, majku Ana,
bracu Thomas, John Ro-
bert. Otac je rodom IL sa-
tornja, a majka Ana rodjena
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-14
Patricia 0fak
SteeltOn Pa

SteeltOn, Pa. - Kroz zad-
njih sest mjeseci mas Sc je
odsjek broj 13 "Sveti Lovro'
povecao s lijepim brojem cla-
nova i clanica, koji su presli
IL Pomlatka gnijezda br. Is,
pa Sc madam da &c isti biti
ma korist i ponos odsjeku
H. B. Zojednice. Medju owl
ma je prva mlada sestra Pa
tricia Ofak, ciju sliku ovdje
donosimo.
Sestra Patricia je rodjena
u mjesecu junu godine 1889.
ovdje u Steelton, Pa. cd do
brih roditelja, Mary pokoj-
nog George Ofak, koji SUI ia
kodjer rodjeni u ovome mje-
stu.
Mlada sestra je svrsila We
ce skole i to st. Joseph Aca-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-14
John Perkovich
Schumacher, Ontario, Can


- Ovime zelimo sa zadovolj-
stvom izvjestiti clanstvo H.
B. Zajednice, da Sc je mas od-
sick $50 pojacao sa jednim
mladim clanom, koji je pre-
sac IL naseg gnijezda Po-
mladka broj $40 u odraslo
clanstvo, ciju sliku ovdje do
nosimo.
Mas mladi brat John je
rodjen Is. novembra 1888. u
ovome mjestu, gdje je i svr-
sio pucku skolu. Sada Sc ma
lazi u Hamilton, Ont, gdje
polazi u Delta High School.
Mas mladi brat John je vrlo
marljiv u swim svojim nastu-
pima, te je takov ma ponos
svojoj majci i svima mama
koji ga poznajemo. John je
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-14
0 JUG0SLAv|JI

(Nastavak sa 2. strane)
trebalo, da ispravno funkcio-
Mira, ali u vjerskim pitanji-
ma one moraju biti potpuno
i neodstupno suverene, jer j.
mace nikakva Jugoslavija ne
&c moci kako treba funkcio-
nirati. Ali o svemu tomu jed
nom drugom prilikom i op-
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