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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-22

growth along the creek bottoms
from now until the season
closes on January 5.
Archers Take Note
Guy Gearhart, who Is the
regional warden for Carroll.
Howard, Montgomery and Fred.
erick Counties, was asked by
this reporter how many deer
have been found in these coun.
ties that died in the woods from
arrow wounds.
'I have never found one case
where a deer was found wound.
ed or dead in any of the four
counties since bowhunting was
legalized," he stated. "Of
course I've heard several stories
but. upon investigation found
them to be false"
Consider this fact too: the
archery season ends just before
rifle season starts. If many
deer were wandering around
the mountains dying from
arrow wounds, the vast army
of firearm hunters who prowl
these same haunts, would Ger.
tainly come across several Of
these wounded animals. Yet
never has one case been
brought to the attention of the
regional warden or the nine
wardens he supervises.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-22

Dear Santa Claus,
/ would like to have some
swade shoes because everybody
in my class (all the girls) have
them and I would like to have
a pair. would like to have
some crayons also because mine
are all broken. l would like
some knitting neetles and some
scarf knitting thread so l can
knit myself a scarf. would like
a drum so can beet it at
school & at home to entertain
myself or others. There isn't
much more stuff that / would
like so my mother oh sister or
father or brother will get me
that.
How is Mrs. Santa?
Best returns
Donna Jean Dudzik
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-22
Santa Letters
CONTINUED from Page Il

Continued from Page II
Dear Santa Clause,
I would like doll house. Be.
cause the dollars are lost. And a
doll. Because all of my little
dolls are lost. 708 hill Borrow
Draw.
De body GOttlieb
Deborah Gottlieb, 6, Hillsboro
Drive, S. s.
Dear Santa Clause,
1 would like a pair of skates,
doll house, crayons.
Because my skates get stuck
when / wind them and haven't
got a doll house and ! traded
my crayons with my sister. I
would like a Dtctorset because
mine got messed up
Diane Dudzik
8 years old
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-22

I congratulate you on your
editorial of December 10 on the
Apartment House Crisis. You
have taken a brave stand in op.
position to the Real Estate pow
ers in Montgomery County and
those who would bow to them.
Elsewhere in the Sentinel you
reported on the short shrift"
the Council gave to neighbor.
hood petition for reconsider
alton of apartments behind the
new eaton-Glenmont Police
Station. / am enclosing a copy
of that petition so that you may
judge for yourself if Dave Ca
hoon was right in his contention
that the petitioners did not bring
out any new evidence that
would present an acceptable
reason to bar apartments, pro-
posed by Mr.. Gudelsky of the
Contee Sand and Gravel Com
pany.
In this application the Coun-
Gil, excluding Mrs. Werner and
Mr.. Frosh, took the position
that the development of a COM
mercial building in an estab-
lished commercial zone changed
the character of the neighbor-
hood. They further took the po-
sition that the new Wheaton,
Glenmont Police station had a
detrimental effect on the adj
joining property. This was be.
fore the police station was even
completed.
The former Council bought
the present site (Mr. Williams
moved to accept the option and
Mr.. Walker seconded), the pres
ent council completed the con-
struction transactions. At no
time did the former council or
the present council give any
indication that this building
would have detrimental effect
on the adjoining property. In
fact the official representatives
of the Council told the area resi-
dents that it would have no
detrimental effects on the ad.
joining property. It seem s
strange to the area residents
that after being assured that
this building was something to
be desired the council would
state that it was not a desirable
thing to have therefore rezoned
the adjoining land for apart.
ments. The Council was deaf to
our request to purchase add.
tional land to adequately buffer
the adjoining properties.
What is even more surprising
Is the fact that the council re-
jected an application, on a con.
tiguous property, for approx
mately $50 apartment units on
the grounds that there wasn't
a need for additional multi-fam.
lily coming in the area and exact
ly one week later the council
granted the subject application
for 500 apartments because it
would satisfy the need for multi
family coming in the area.
This same council delayed
action on other apartment zon-
ing applications for more than
a year in order to wait for the
completion of the master plan
and yet they made a decision
on this application within 30
days, even before they had a
copy of the master plan.
In order to obtain justice it
will be required to spend APP
proximately $500 to take this
case to the Circuit Court and
an additional $1,000 for the APP
peals Court if necessary while
at the same time our tax dollars
are being spent on salaries for
the County Attorney and his
staff to fight against us. 1t is
questionable as to whether we
can obtain the necessary funds
but we will certainly try.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-22
Montgomery County
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der Act OF Congress. March 3, 1879.
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10 Anne Benson
Gaithersburg

Dear Santa, Please bring me
a new doll and a cowgirl suit
bring me a carriage. and a Jew
elry Box and some Books.
please do not forget the poor
people. bring me this if you can.
Love,
Deborah Lee Benson
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-22

Dear Santa,
1 have been sick for the last
week and couldn't get down 10
see you. I have been good and
listened to my mother.
Please bring me a train, a
rifle, a pistol, a football suit, a
bull dober, a drill and a goble.
Try to find these for me If
you can.
have 2 brothers and a SIS
ter. Please bring them some
toys also.
Thanks very much.
Love,
Robbie A., Bill, Marlene, Larry
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-22

Dear Santa,
l am nine years old. I would
like a bride doll, a watch AMI
some clothes. I will be in North
Carolina for Christmas. Please
don't forget the poor children.
Merry Christmas.
With love,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-22
BY Lefty Kreh

growth along the creek bottoms
from now until the season
closes on January 5.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-22

SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Mail In Maryland and the District Of
Columbia.
one Year ............................ $500
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-22

Donna Jean DudziL
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-22
Personnel
Post Goes
To Woman

Mrs. Harry B. Williams, ir.,
of 1926 Jones Bridges Ct, Chevy
Chase, has been appointed to the
County Personnel Board by the
County Council.
She succeeds Edward l..
Bright, whose term expired last
month. Mrs. Williams will serve
three years and be paid $40 a
meeting.
Melba Williams has served as
a substitute teacher of English,
social studies and social sciences
at Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School since 1858.
Prior to that, the graduate of
Atlanta (GaD College taught
eighth grade in Avondale, Ga,
was secretary and department
advisor at the Institute of Re
search in Social Studies, Univcr.
sity of North Carolina.
She serves as a research as
sistant, personnel assistant and
personnel officer for the Tennes-
see Valley Authority, Commerce
Department, starting in 1912.
The Personnel Board serves in
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-22
BOyds
BOyds
Many Stay
Home Due to
Illness
By Mrs. James Z. Kerr
Diamond 9-219(

There has been quite a lot OF
sickness in and around Boyds in
the last three weeks and several
families are still confined on ac.
count of it. Among these are the
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Jacobs, who are suffering with
the chickenpox, as is little Linda
Johnson, daughter of Mrs. Grace
johnson. Also, Mary Kay Reffit
has been unable to attend school
on account of high tempera-
ture.
Rupert Spring has just about
recovered from virus pneumonia
and Jack Jones has been con.
fined TO his home in Buck Lodge
with a stomach ailment. Also
Mrs. Carl Rubel has been suffer.
ing as the result of a heart
attack for several months, but is
better at present.
Brice Selby has the sympathy
of the entire community on the
death of his wife who passed
away at the Frederick Memorial
Hospital on January 5 after an
illness of about six weeks. The
funeral was held January 8 at
Hilton's Funeral Home with
burial in Mt. Olivet Cemetery,
Frederick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hinkley Burkett
drove down to Florida on Jan
uary 8 to visit their daughter and
family and are expected to re.
turn home this week.
On January 8, in the midst Of
the snowstorm, the Rev. Mr..
James p. Kerr united i'm mar.
riage Miss Martha Fowler, of
Galthersburg, and Douglass
Cregger of Boyds. They were at
tended by her brother, William
Fowler, as witness. Mr.. Greg.
ger is stationed at the Patuxent
Air Base. They will make their
home in Gaithersburg for the
present.
A letter from Mrs. Russell
Bennett states that they are en-
joying the 70 degree temperature
and watching the swimming in
Tampa Bay, near where they are
staying.
Allen Smith OF near Boyds was
removed to the Sandy Spring
Hospital last week after suffer.
ing a severe heart attack. He is
much better now.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-22
9 COuntians
Get AWarzs
At NH

Nine Montgomery County resi-.
dents received cash awards total
ing $1293 at ceremonies held re-
Gently at the National Institutes
of Health.
Honored for superior work
were: c. Elwood Claggett, Box
As, Dickerson; Margaret Fowlkes,
1118 Veirs Mill rd., Rockville;
Lucie Hauck, 148 Fleetwood ter,
Silver Spring; Frances Price,
5129 Bradley blvd, Chevy Chase,
and James Simmons, 534 Ander-
son ave-, Rockville.
Two Rockville residents were
recipients of awards for special
acts of services. Harry Diehl
4424 Oak Hill rd., was cited for
developing a simplified pro-
cedure for the preparation of
sugar 2-deoxy-D-ribose. Jay B.
Wells, 1913 lie May I'd, received
an award for the design and con-
struction of an instrument which
records muscle contractions iso-
tonically. Both developments
make possible experiments which
had not previously been feasible.
Awards for suggestions were
presented to Doris B. Pagano,
1900 Battery la, Bethesda, and
Richard Stroud, 4201 Federal ST.,
Silver Spring. Miss Pagano's
award was given here for the de-
sign of a sheet for use during
head and neck surgery. She also
devised a drainage tray which
was attached to the x-ray view
boxes. Mr.. Stroud was cited for
the invention and construction Of
an oxygen electrode assembly
required for very close tempera-
ture control of small samples.
The Incentive Awards program
at the NH is administered under
the Management Improvement
program to provide personal
recognition of contributions by
employees, in the superior per-
Torrance of their duties, or by
their suggestions which improve
methods and operations.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-22
Wild Dog Claim
Funds Depleted

Raids by wild dogs on county
owned livestock were so numer-
GUS during the past year the
county's fund for payments to
farmers has sunk to less than
500.
The County Council last week
decided to withhold payment of
livestock claims until after July
l when funds from the new budg-
ct can be allocated. A payment of
$612.50 to one farmer who claim
ed dogs killed seven of his Hol.
stein bulls and heifers was ap-
proved recently.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-22
Flu Normal Up to Now

cine. The decision to vaccinate
an individual rests with the prac.
ticing physician, health officials
said.
They also said, however, that
effectiveness of the current type
of flu vaccine is not definitely
known, other than its protective
value "is far from 100 percent"
and its duration of immunity is
relatively short, or approximate
ly six months"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-22

Influenza has stayed within
normal bounds so far this winter,
rejecting a nationwide ire n d
downward from the epidemics of
Asian flu last year and in 1857,
according to the Maryland State
Department of Health.
The State Advisory Committee
on Influenza and the State Health
Department last week reiterated
their stand that at the present.
most people do not need flu vac
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-22
Boy Scout Event

Montgomery County Boy Scout
leaders and their wives will be
among an estimated $500 persons
expected TO attend a pot luck din.
ner at Washington's National
Guard AIlnory OH January 81.
Featured speaker viii be Dehnar
= II. Wilson, national director OF
personnel for the Boy Scouts.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-22
Butcher Is HOnOred

Mason A. Butcher, director of
the Montgomery County Depart.
ment of Public Works, is the new
Northeast District vice president
of the County and Local Roads
Division of the American Road
Builders Association. He was
elected for one-year term at the
divisions annual business meet.
ing in Dallas, Tex, this week.
an advisory capacity to the
County Council and acts on
matters affecting county govern
ment employees.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-22
CHEvYS OUT WITH A new
AT A new LOW PRICE!

Here's the latest addition you'll find
at your Chevrolet dealers Open
House January % through ~. MS
a ncr f-door sport sedan in The Bel
Air series-and il sports a Iorer
price tag than any other Cheuy
hdrdtop. Bring the family and look
IL over. And get the full story on
oil the other striking models noiO
available. Remember, production
is rolling and you can count on
prompt delivery!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-22

Just wait till you see what's waiting
for you-a glittering constellation of
sleek-lined exciting new Chevrolets
in a wide choice Of colors, models,
engines and drives. The spotlight
will be on the new Bel Air 4-door
hardtop-and you'll want to check
its ultra-reasonable price against
any other hardtop. When you do
and when you see how much more
Chevrolet gives you in styling, in
extra-roomy Bodies by Fisher, in
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-22

the super-softness OF Full Coil
springing, in Easy-Ratio steering
then you'll know that this is the
happiest surprise OF the year. Come
on in; don't miss this Open House!
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-15

Gran surtido de sofas convertible
La maravillosa Lounger Castro -
Lounges de espuma desde $49:95.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-15
ESPERAN LA EGADA
DE HOFFA

San JUAN. Ell senior James
R. Hoffa, presidente de la
Union de camioneros de Esta-
dos Unidos Sc halla actualmen-
te en- Chicago y aunque toda-
via no se sabe con toda eerte-
"a cuando hara su anunciada vi
sta a Puerto Rico, tiene Ell pro-
posito de hacerla en- un future
pr6ximo, segun inform6 Ell Sc
nor Frank Chavez representa-
te de Ia Union de Ia Isla.
"Es possible que venga la pro-
xima semana, pero no puedo
asegurarlo" declare Chavez,
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-15
FERRE OPTIMISTA
SOBRE ESTADIDAD

SAN JUAN.-El Presidente
Pro Tempore del PER y ex-can-
didato a la Gobernaci6n de
Puerto Rico, don Luis A. Ferre,
Sc mantuvo en- ell hilo directo
con la ciudad de Washington,
mientras Sc aprobaba Ell proyec
to de ley en- la Camara de Repre-
sentantes que lie concedia la Es-
tadidad a Hawaii.
Algunos congresistas y otros
amigos del senior Ferre en- la
Capital Federal lie mantenian
continuamente enterado de to-
dos los pormenores de la situa-
cion, y cuando lie llamamos aver
tarde a Ponce para pedirle un
comentario sobre ell asunto va
81 estaba enterado de todos los
detalles que siguieron al histo-
rico suceso.
Ferre dijo las siguientes de-
claraciones: "Despues de la ad-
mission de Alaska y de Hawaii
como estados, Sc abren de par
en- par las puertas de la Estadi-
dad para Puerto Rico, porque
ACADIA con ell mito de que la no
contiguidad o la diferencia de
origen racial son inpedimentos
para que I'm t%erritorio sea admit
lido como Estado. Con clio Sc
termina tambien Ell argumento
que los lfderes del PPD han We
nido esgrimiendo en- contra de
dicho ideal para Puerto Rico.
Hawaii y Alaska han obteni-
do sur triunfo a traves de la fir
me determination de realizar
plenamente los valores de la ciu
dadania americana en- la igual-
dad del derecho y la dignidad
de la Estadidad federada, recha-
zando slempre todas las formu-
las acomodaticias que Sc lie ORE
cieron para convertirse en- ciu.
dadanos de primera c~ategorfa,
al igual que los de los 48 esta.
dos, a Gambia de algunos men
drugos de pan.
mo queda ahora bajo Ia ban
dera americana otro grupo i'm
portante de ciudadanos que no
hayan obtenido la plentiful de
sus derechos que los puertorri-
queios seremos ciudadanos anne
quenos seremos ciudadnos anne
ricanos de segunda cateogria.
Corresponds, pues, ahora, para
corregir esta esta situacion, que
Puerto Rico file claridad SUI OBJ
jetivo de convertirse en- un Es-
tado y de demandar este dere.
J (Pasa a IA PaGina III
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-15
(viene de Ia Prlmera)

siste en- la obtenci6n de licen.
cias fraudulentas expedidas por
un funcionario del Department.
to de obras Publicas sin hsber
ell solicitante Sufrido examen
de rigor.
Estas licencias, que portan la
firma en- sello del ex-jefe de la
Division de Vehiculos de Mo
tor, senior Carlos Tallada, eran
obtenidas por los aspiratnes z
manejar vehiculos mediante la
paga de cierta cantidad de di-
nero que entregaban a un in
termediario. Este obtenia del
empleado de la Division de We
hfculos de Motor, la licencia
falsa, con la cual ell aspirante
podia transitar libremente por
las carretras de Puerto Rico.
Unas 5 licencias de esta ella
Sc Sc habian recuperado hasta
anoche, por la Detective y Sc
esperaba que unas siete perso-
mas fueran acusadas anoche mis-
mo por 81 participation en- ell
aludido raquet.
Entire los que anoche CONT
nuaban siendo interrogados por
ell senior Francisco Agrait Oil
veras figuraban Felix Aviles Ri
vera, Angel Manuel oliveras, Mi
guel Lozada Marrero, Ramon
Rodriguez Rivera, Angel Luis
Rivera Nazario y Lucas Santos
Torres, describes como presun-
tos Intermediates que intervi-
nieron segdn su confession en-
las transacciones para obtener
licencias falsas, y Carlos Miriam
da Guzman oficinista de la Di-
vision de Vehiculos de Motor
del Departments de obras Pd-
blicas, quien tambien confes6
en- Fiscalia haber expedido 90
liceneias fraudulentas. Este dlti-
mo reside en- la Urbanizaci6n
Dos Pinos de Rio Piedras. Los
otros residen en- distintos fuga-
res del area metropolitana y Ia
isla.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-15

b Pa E1aE S@a 49, G
sanizar ell envio de libros, Pc
liculas, maestros y profesores, y
favorecer ell intercambio uni
versitario.
Ell proximo mes de mayo ten
dra lusar en- Paris, una reunion
de todos los passes de habla es-
pamela y Filipinas para exami-
mar Ia rsspuesta que pueda dar
el Presidente de Filipinas, y ira
zar las bases de h futura &C.
tividad.
Bl iniciadcr del proyecto es
81 delegado uruguayo, professor
Francisco Espinola, QUEEN ha 81
do apoyado especialmente por
Ell delegado permanente de Ar
sentina, Embajador Alfredo Cal
eagno, 81 delesado espahol,
don Joaquin Perez Villanueva,
miembro del Consejo Executive.
PROTESTA ANFUSO
A VENEZUELA
WASHINGTON. CUPID. - Ell
representante Victor Anfuso,
uno de los ~diputados de Nueya
York en- eli Congreso, p~rotest6
hoy pof haber tergiversado sus
palabras una estaci6n de radio
de Caracas para erear Ia di-
sensi6n y desacreditarme como
amigo de Ia America Latina.
Anfuso dijo que, piensa CO.
muniearse con eli Presidente de
Venezuela, R6mulo Betan
court, para pedirle una expli-
caci6n por 81 "ataque vitrioli-
co" que lie hizo Ia radiodifuso-
"a caraqueha.
En- declaraciones para Ia Uni
ted Press international, Anfu.
50 dijo que cuando hace POGO
lie pidieron varios reporters
que opinara sobre Ia posibili.
dad de usar fuerzas norteame-
ricanas para impedir una que.
IRA entire h Repdblica Domini.
cana y Cuba, les explic6 que Ell
mantenimiento de Ia par en- ell
Hemisferio Occidental no debia
atanerse solamente a Estados
Unidos "pues Ia doctrina dc
Monroe ha sido reemplazada
por la Organization de Estados
Americanos".
DE existir un verdadero pc.
lisro de invasion armada, Esta.
dos Unidos debiera asumir Ia
iniciativa para que Ia O.E.A. in.
terviniera con una fuerza poll,
cial para impedir Ia invasion,
dijo Anfuso a los reporters.
En- las deelaraciones de hoy.
Anfuso Sc mostr6 indisnado poi
10 que dijo Ia emisora vene.
zolana, con el fin deliberate
segdn dijo 81 diputado, de creal
Ia disenci6n y de desacreditar
10 como amigo de h Americs
Latina.
"Ninsuna persona de buer
juicic podria haber mutilado Ii
! que die sn tai forma", observe
Anfuso.
Isl esta - u lorna en- que
tratan 4 los amigos de la Anne
RIGA Latina en- general, 10 sien
to mucho por 81 future de We
nezuela y de toda la Americ,
Latina 81 Ia libertad y la demo
cracia han de- sobrevivir en- e
mundo", asres6 81 legislator.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-15
N MEMORIA DE
MANUEL DE L
PARA


WASHINGTON. (UPI). - FL
Departamento de Defensa dijo
hoy que, los Estados Unidos ha-
bian ofrecido en- venta a la Ar
gentina % aviones a chorro del
tipo "F-86".
Ell departamento manifesto
que Sc pidi6 un precio muy re-
ducido, de $4,000 d6lares por
avi6n.
La oferta Sc hizo ell Is de
enero, pero ell Departments d.
10 hoy que La Argentina no ha-
bia contestado todavia.
Los % aviones son exceden-
les de la fuerza aerea.
DUQUESA DE KENT
VISTA BRASILIA
RIO DE JANEIRO. (UPI). -
La Duquesa de Kent viaj6 por
avion a Brasilia sin Ia compa-
hia de su hija, la Princesa Ale
jandra, que Sc encuentra toda-
via recluida en- sus habitacio-
mes por ell malestar del est6-
mage que lie afecta desde hace
tres dias.
La princesa esta aun bajo cui-
dado de los medicos, pero la
Embajada de Gran Bretaiia aqui
dijo que, mo hay motives de
alarma".
La princesa tambien estuvo
anoche ausente del banquete
ofrecido por Ell Ministerio de
Relaciones Exteriores en- honor
de 81 madre.
La Duquesa realize hoy una
gira por la futura capital de Bra.
sill, acompanada por. ell Presi-
dente, Juscelino K~ubitschek, y
su esposa. Luego almorz6 con
ell primer mandatario brasileno
y su esposa en- ell future pala'
clio presidential de Alvorada,
cuya construction va Sc ha ter.
minado.
Ell ESPANOL EN- LAS
FILIPINAS
PARIS. CUPID. - En- nombre
de todos los estados miembros
de lengua espahola, ell Comite
Executive de la UNESCO, 81.
guiendo las sugerencias hechas
por Argentina, Espafa y Uru.
quay, durane la Ultima c~onferen.
cha general, redact6 hoy en- men.
safe dirigido al Presidente de
Filipinas para que considers Ia
creaci6n de una comisi6n en-.
carsada de preparar un pro
grama de restauraci6n del es'
panel como lengua popular en-
los tribunales las escuelas, uni
versidades, bibliotecas, la radio
= ell cine, del territorio filipino
Los veinte paises de habla es
pamela estarian dispuestos a or