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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15

The following letter is one
hope you may read, take 20
heart, and put into action in
every daily experience wherever
possible!
This week / attended a coun-
ty elementary P-TA meeting
where a discussion of a proposed
airport site took place. Two
choices came before the group:
ID to be better informed be-
fore making a decision; or (2)
to vote against the proposed
airport site.
To begin with, I was utterly
amazed that a P-TA president
had negative opinion in a pub
lie meeting. 1t seems to me that
no matter what his personal
opinion was, he is also duty
bound to bring before his group
well informed people from both
sides. Only after this is done
does it seem fair to take vote
or to ask for the signing of a
petition opposing a measure that
might be good for us.
The saddest note of this story
is yet to come, however.
Among many of the excellent
crowd attending this meeting,
only a few dared to ask for more
information. They had to buck
the negative group including its
president to do so. The issues
were closed as quickly as possi-
bic in order that no points be
made for the pro-airport group
not represented. This is not the
way a democratic group oper-
ates! The vote was a follow.the-
leader affair with only a few
strong voices surrounded by a
number of very weak ones. Yet
many of these same weak
voiced people refused to sign a
petition backing their own vote,
What has happened to us?
Are we willing to become delin-
quent citizens? Are we too full
of life's joys and blessings to be
responsible, well-informed citi.
zens? pray that all of us as
Americans may awaken to the
need of our civic responsible
ties. Without this awareness we
are certain TO lose our privi-
leges of choice.
What Price Indifference.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15
Guest CoIumnst
Achievements Of Congress
Are Told by Rep. Foley

committee. In connection with attention to
business" of the 176 recorded votes and roll
calls in the House, you will find me recorded
in 170-a $3.50 attendance record
In recent newsletter, my votes on the
important labor legislation were set forth and
explained AS follow up report, you know
by now the Joint Senate.House Conferees
after the third longest conference in history
agreed on bill This passed the Senate on
September 8 by vote of 95.2 1t passed the
House, September 4, by 1922 vote
voted for the conference report, there
by carrying out my public pledge of 1858 to
support internal union reform legislation The
President recently signed the bill into law.
However, you can expect that there will be
early efforts made to correct certain defects
that already have been brought to light. Over
the long run, there are certain to be amend
ments as experience discloses such needed
changes.
The work of the Congress does not come
to complete halt between sessions A nun.
Der of vitality important hearings are SEIZED
uled to take place during the adjournment
period. Two of significant interest to all of
us VIII be held by Senate subcommittee; the
other by the House Ways and Means Commit.
tee.
The problems of the aged in all facets
will be examined by Senator Mcnamara in
hearings throughout the country. Senator
Kefauver is to conduct an investigation into
the pricing system prevailing i'm the drug in.
dustry. The Social Security system will be
under the scrutiny of the Ways and Means
Committee. look forward to recommends.
tons for legislation which will surely come
forward from these hearings.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15
Letters to the Editor

results will not be apparent for
years.
If the United States is to com.
pete successfully with Russia,
we must not only maintain our
school system, but improve it.
This cannot be done by cutting
educational funds. l have every
confidence that the American
system of government is SUI
perior to that of Russia. An es-
sential requirement of this gov
eminent must be to provide a
decent education for every
young Americana it cannot do
this, American democracy will
perish.
Lester L. Kimble
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15
School System Loss!

TIE DEATH last week of William G. Pyes is blow to
Montgomery County schools and public education in
general
dedicated himself to helping school kids The skill and dill
gence with which he applied himself to this worthwhile
purpose led to his appointment to of the top posts in
the school system
When the end came, much too early and shocking in
its impact Pyes director of personnel for school sys
tenn of $4,000 children and 5000 teachers position of not
inconsderable responsibility and distinction.
To persons close to the school system, the loss is
especially gevous because Pyes had just begun to fill
longfet need to improve aimportan county school per-
sonnet practices Thus his unmely death only means
the loss OF an esteemed colleague to educators and who
Will be extremely difficult to replace but the entire school
system is infinitely poorer that will be deprived of
his unusual zeal and ability.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15
Roger Eorquhor

communities do, it could welcome and en-.
courage both by its coming actions.
The answer to the first question on
stream valley development, if your approach
is emotional and esthetic answers itself: "Of
course we don't want little homes cluttering
I'm our beautiful stream valleys!" But don't
climb out on a limb too fast on that one.
The valleys contain our sewer lines. And de.
velopment must come to Montgomery Coun-
tv That can't be denied. The public and the
Council might well, as matter of fact
want to study the possibility OF developing
socalled "unsewerable" areas for our needed
omen spaces. River valleys are nice for rec.
reation areas needed by dense populations
But areas with plenty of fields, trees and little
streams could possibly be just as nice And
planners will probably concede that there are
vast "unsewerable" areas in the county.
Any public discussion on the question Of
being snobs is risky business. Ones foes can
easily twist and distort what one said and
make the individual who espouses certain
amount of snobbery here appear to be a
thoroughly detestable person.
But the undeniable fact is that practically
everyone in Montgomery County is proud of
the county as it now stands. We boast about
our fine homes and our high incomes and
everything that accompanies these two most
desirable features
If maintaining the same standards or
slightly better = that we now have in Mont.
gomery County is snobbsh, put us down as a
Snob Quite frankly, we would hope the Coun-
ty Council would tend to be little snobbish
so Montgomery County can hang on to its
well-deserved reputation of being the best
residential area in the Washington area.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15
Rock Greek Plan

HE FIRST of several expected major bitches has al
ready developed in the planning staffs version of the
Rock Creek Watershed preliminary master plan
North of the Norbeck rd and of the Redland I'd
and almost all of the way to Rock Creek going back TO-
wards Rockville the planning experts have proposed crea-
ton OF pie-shaped wedge of R90 or 5000 square foot
zonng This wedge amounts to than one half of the
total k9O coming recommended in the plan which calls for
949 acres in that SMALL ctylot size category Hence II
Is an integral, important part of the plan
In their explanation Of this proposal the MANNING staff
SAID that the coming ito certain extent predeter-
mined since one tract of land this area has already been
zoned for this type of development"
What the planning staff could not possibly have known
when il prepared the recommendation was that County
Circuit Court would last say that the tract on which
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15
Henry H. Carter

When a person is hurt, it Is
human nature for him to strike
out against his tormentor. If
the pain is felt in a very sensi-
tive area, such as the pocket
book, the outcries and reactions
are likely to be violent. In fail
ing out, the tormented person
may strike an innocent party.
1t is quite clear that some
thing must be done to slow or
stop the climbing tax rate of
Montgomery County home owE-
ers. A verbal sheer from a tax
official to those citizens who
have retired and feel the finan-
cial pinch the most will not
make for an intelligent consid.
Grafton of the problem.
Many of our senior citizens
have wide experience in many
fields and a deep understanding
and appreciation of our way of
life. May l suggest that mem
bers of the Retired Civil En-
ployees and other such organi-
cations make a study of the tax
structure in Montgomery Coun-
ty and in other areas. / wouldn't
be surprised if some Of our old
er citizens came up with some
very sound suggestions for Mr..
Hancock and the legislature.
The Sentinel could perform a
real public service by analyZing
the present tax structure. Is ii
true that a great disparity eX.
lists between the tax monies OBJ.
tanned from home owners and
those persons living in apart.
ments? If so, isn't there some
means of equalizing the tax
load? Have local governments
in other areas found a better
method of obtaining school
funds?
Reports OF government Off.
Gals, journalists, and educators
show that Russian accomplish.
ments in educational fields are
astonishing. Results in the quail.
ity of graduates and technology.
cal advancements confirm these
reports. Whether we like 1t or
not, we are in competition with
Russia. The results of this com.
petition will depend to a great
extent on how well we improve
and use our educational sys.
tenn. 1t is a long term race; the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15
WeinscheI Quits
Youth Commission

Bruno o. Weinschel. of $500
Marbury rd., Bethesda, has re.
signed from the Montgomery
County Commission for Youth.
Weinschel said the pressure Of
other work made it impossible
for him to adequately handle his
job on the youth commission,
and he therefore felt obliged
to resign.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15

the planners based their decision should not have been
zoned the way IL and should in fact revert to its for
mer status OF 10000 feet almost onehalf coming
Al first blush this would seem to at least partially up
set the planners apple cart far their recommended
ton for high density coming along Norbeck rd concerned
was difficult enough to understand the need for such
high density coming in the first place but in light of the
cent court decision II would be real puzzler if the plan
ming staff still held TO the same view.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15

Pen names may be used
but letters will not be pub
hShed unless the 1Uriter
Identifies himself to the
Sentinel.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15
Planning Appeal

The newly adopted subdivision
regulations for Rockville could
facilitate a more orderly devel-
opment of the city. However,
one feature of this important
document is certainly not in
keeping with our democratic
way of government. The plan
ming commission yields great
power over the future of our
city. Yet no effective appeal
from the commissions rulings
is allowed a citizen before the
mayor and council.
The planning commission
members are appointed for five
year terms on a staggered ba-
sis of one member being ap.
pointed each year. These com
missioners could serve through
two or more elections immune
to substantial changes.
State law (Article 66-B) is
said to require such separate
authority over planning by a
planning commission. It has
been suggested that Rockville
need not necessarily follow 66.B
but If an alternative cannot be
found, thought certainly should
be given to amending this law
A. need has been recognized
In Rockville for developments
of more substantial homes, and
in general for improvements
which will result in a sounder
and broader tax base. The prac.
teal effect of some recent de-
cisions by the Planning Com.
mission seems to be to obstruct
rather than to provide guidance
for the achievement of these
goals.
Our land in the West End is
a good example. A possible ar.
rangement with most respon'
sible Bethesda builder to con.
struct $4,000 homes on at least
"a lots was stymied because the
Planning Commission insists
that we build a dual highway
(no exaggeration) across what
Is now hay field.
Aside from the prohibitive
cost, it would invite the use OF
this wide direct route 1--WE dc
not think an unbroken straight
connection should be made) by
a lot of out-of-city through traf
fic. This is in direct conflict
with the repeated statements oi
the Planning Commissions high
priced consultant, Mr.. Suter
meister. This planning expert
seems to rate excess traffic
through residential neighbor
hoods as the number one cause
of deterioration in a city.
The city would be saddleC
with additional maintenance
costs for many years for sucf
unnecessarily expensive public
improvements. A state highway
parallels this street only abou
1900 feet to the north. nonical
ly, such grandiose ideas for thu
undeveloped areas will be large
~ paid for maintenance anC
possibly some construction by
present taxpayers of the city
who will receive very little bene
fit from them.
am sure that many Ions
hours of work and thought have
been expended in the past few
years on city planning as wei
as a considerable amount o.
money for consultants. Desir
able development has been helc
up by the priority, timewise, o.
this study. However. there
seems to be about as much
controversy and indecision as be
fore and the bulk of these plan
ming reports seems to be a mas.
of repetitious figures of perhap.
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-13
Poziv ma pros|avu

Montreal, Que, Gan. - Od-
sick br. 866 sa svojim gnijez-
dom broj 573 slavi 65-godis-
njicu H.B.Z. i 2O-godisnjicu
odsjeka gnijezda ma %. ma
ia owe godine, u MadjarskOj
Dvorani, 3463 st. Lawrence
Boulevard.
Pozivamo bracu | sestre
Slavene ostale prijatelje Il
mjesta i okolice, kao i clan
stvo nasih dvaju bratskih od-
sjeka, da mas iste veceri po-
sjete, da zajednicki i prija-
teljski sprovedemo par ugod-
nih sati, "a korist odsjeka,
dobar glas Zajednice, a bu-
duel napredak sviju.
Svirati &c poznati vam Ciz-
mar njegovo drustvo. Ia
grizak j napitak, po nasem
starom obicaju, uz boga t u
tombulu ma zadovoljstvo svi-
iu. Pocetak u s sati ma vecer.
Ulaznina $1.0O, djeca bes-
platno.
Ia dobar docek | sve ostalo
brine Sc odsjeeni Priredjivac-
XII Odbor.
N. Mintas, predst.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-13

kon .~-c boAes.. 4.anloplo svoje ocl
zauvijek dana 2. februara 1859.
ciju sliku ovdje donosimo.
Rodjen je 1873. godine selu
Otok Kirk, Jugoslavija. Dosao je
u mladim godinama u ovu novu
domovinu, a tako isto u mladim
godinama pristupio je u mas od-
sick i HBz., te bio jedan cd pio-
Mira nasega odsjeka so godisnji
clan Zajednice.
LA sebe ostavlja rastuzenu SUI
prugu, Mariju; diva sina, Nicholas
J. Anton, Jr.; jednu kcerku, Mae
Madsen i zeta 6 unucadi; diva
brata, James Kirincic u Indiana
Harbor, Ind. Aleksandra Kirincit
u Jugoslaviji.
Mrtvo tijelo njegovo bilo je IL
lozeno kod Thompson Funeral
Home, gdje mu je odar bio okicen
mnogobrojnim vijencima cvijeca
cd njegove obitelji, rodbine, kumo-
va 1 prijatelja, medju kojima Sc je
isticao / krasni vijenac nasega od-
sjeka u znak zadnje pocasti.
Ma 5. februara u jutro, krenula
je zalosna povorka cd pogrebnog
zavoda do crkve Assumption, gdje
je Rev. Michael ]. Cepon odsluzio
svetu misu, a nakon toga ma Sc
pulchre Groblje, gdje je predat
majci zemlji ma vjecni pocinak.
Tebi brate Antoine Kirincic neka
je laka crna zemlja u kojoj vet
pocivas, tvojoj suprugi djeci,
unucadi, braci ostaloj rodbini ma
BE iskreno sauceste.
Charles NOvOseI, p. o. B,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-13
WILLIAM RADICAL

Gary, Ind. - Drustvo "Hrvat-
ski Sinovi', odsjek broj ITO ovime
javlja zalosnu West svenu Clan
stvu HBZ, da je IL svojih redova
naglom smrcu izgubio brata Will
llama Radocaja.
Pokojni William RADICAL rodio
20 godine 1895. u Hrvatskoj, oda-
kle je dosao u Pittsburgh, Pa. go
dine 1912, te opet otisao u staru
domovinu godine 1921. da vidi svo-
ju rodbinu. Bio je izabran "a glav-
nog blagajnika Hrvatske Katoli-
cke Zajednice doselio sc ovdje
u Gary, Indiana sa svojom obite-
Iii, vrsio oval posao "a tri godi-
ne. Poslije je radio kod U. 8.
Steel "a 20 godina. Brata Rado-
Gaia je opet bila leila, da vidi svo-
ju rodbinu / 1855. sa svojom su-
prugom posjetise svoje drage !
druge gradove u staroj domovini.
Brat Radical je obolio ma 20,
marca, drugi dan ma 21 marca
umro cd srcane kapi. Njegovo tt
jelo bilo je izlozeno Lach Sti-
linovich kapeli, mas odsjek mu
je polozio ijepi vijenac cvijeta u
znak zadnje pocasti.
LA sebe ostavlja rastuzenu su-
prugu Anna; jednog sina Edward
u Burbank, Calf; dvije kteri,
Theresa Catherine u Gary, Ind. !:
sest unucadi; te diva brata i dvije
sestre u staroj domovini.
Ma "a. marca krenula je zalos-
ma povorka cd pogrebnika do hr-
vatske crkve st. Joseph the
Worker, gdje je odsluzena sveta
misa, a liza toga ma Calumet Park
Cemetery, gdje je predat majci
zemlji ma vjecni pocinak. Mad O.
tvorenim grobom, mime Sc je
oprostio u ime drustva mas pred
sjednik, brat Nick Erbesti.
Neka je tebi brate William laka
zemlja kojoj vet pocivas, a two
joj suprugi, sinu, kcerkama, 70
tovima / unucadi nase iskreno sa-
utesce.
Frank Zivcich, perov.
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1e u U,-- ---- -~o.., Ndry,
1910. U zajednicu je pristupio
pred so godina ostao joj vjeran
do zadnjeg casa njegovog zivota.
Bio je predsjednik odsjeka godine
1924, te delegat ma drugoj kon-
venciji klubski tajnik. Pomogao
je osnovati englesko poslujuci od-
sick broj 727. Uvijek je radio l mi
slio "a bolji napredak naseg od-
sjeka. Bio je clan Hrvatskog Pen
zionerskog Kluba. Bio je posten,
iskren dobre naravi covjek.
La sebe ostavlja ozalostenu SUI
prugu, Mary; diva sina, Joe John;
tri kteri, Mrs. George Peterson,
Mrs. Otto Sempf Mrs. Steve
Bacvar, 1 13 unucadi.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je IL
lozeno u Lach Stilinovich kapeli,
gdje mu je odar bio okiten mno-
gobrojnim vijencima cvijeca cd
roda prijatelja, medju kojima je
bio jedan cd nasega odsjeka u
znak zadnje potasti.
Ma dan IS. februara krenula je
zalosna povorka ga mnogo auto
mobila cd pogrebnog zavoda pa do
Calumet Park Cemetery. Mad O.
tvorenim grobom mime BE je
oprostio u ime drustva predsjed-
mix, brat Nick Erbesti, a Marko
Markovich ime Hrvatskog Penzi-
onerskog Kluba.
Tebi brate John Mikulich neka
te laka zemlja u kojoj vet poti-
vas, a tvojoj supruzi, sinovima,
kterima, zetovima unutadi nase
iskreno / bratsko sauceSce.
Frank Zivcich, perov
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DAKO POPOVIC

Cleveland, Ohio. - Javljamo Ia
losnu West cjelokupnom clanstvu
HBZ, da je mas odsjek broj 21
il svoje sredine sa smrcu izgubio
svoga starog pionira, brata Daku
Popovica, koji je nakon duze bo-
lesti ispustio svoju plemenitu du-
su 20. marca 1859.
Pokojni brat D. Popovic rodjen
je selu Sopati, opcina Sosice,
zumberak, odakle je dosao A
meriku svojim mladim godinama
pred go i nekoliko godina / dozivio
je visoku starost. Prize je posje-
dovao svoj ducan groserije i kada
mu je supruga umrla onda je
istog prodao, a zatim Sc zaradio
Paint Shop, gdje je radio sve
dok nije prosao u mirovinu.
Posto pokojni brat Dako nije
imao svoje bliznje rodbine, pax je
pod svoje stare dane prosao IL
Dom Milosrdnih Sestara, gdje je
bio do svoje smrti. Njegovo mrtvo
tijelo bilo je polozeno ma odar u
pogrebnom zavodu brata Golub,
gdje su ga prijatelji znanci dosli
pogledati polozili mu ma odar vi
jence cvijeta, medju kojima je
bio vijenac nasega odsjeka broj
Fl HBZ u znak zadnje pocasti.
Ma 1. februara u jutro mrtvo IT,
jelo je ispraceno u crkvu sv. Nj
kole, gdje je odsluzena sveta misa
po velec. Monsig. Firis, a liza to-
ga povorka je krenula do Calvary
Cemetery, gdje je mrtvo tijelo pre-
dato crnoj zemlji. Mad otvorenim
grobom, brat predsjednik Petar
Vidovic protitao je nadgrobno slo-
vo.
Brat Popovic liza sebe ostavlja
jednog brata / sestru u staroj do
movini.
Neka je MENU laka zemlja u
kojoj vet pociva, njegovim mi
linn dragima nase iskreno sauce
See.
Max HrnjalZ, perov.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-13

u ovu zemlju u svojim mladim go
dinama.
Sproveli smo ga ma zadnji po-
cinak 20. marca iz Hennessy Fune-
raj Home u crkvu sv. Alojze, gdje
mu je otpjevana velika misa,
liza toga ma Fairmount Cemetery
- Hrvatski Odjel. Pratilo ga je
mnogo nasega naroda i clanova
odsjeka, te rodbine koji su dosli
il Portland, Oregon.
liza sebe ostavlja ovdje suprugu
Jelu sina Franka, te mnogo rod
bine ovdje ustarom kraju.
Neka tebi brate Simon Viro bu-
de laka zemlja u kojoj vec pocivas
/ pokoj ii vjecni, a tvojoj suprugi
sinu, koje "a sobom ostavljas,
nase iskreno saucesce.
Matt Marinti6, izvj.
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PETAR j. LESCANEC

Milwaukee, Wis. - Odsjek 255
"Nada" javlja zalosnu West clan
stvu HBZ, rodbini prijateljima,
da smo iz nasih redova izgubili
mladog i dobrog clana, brata Pc
ira Lescanec, koji je preminuo u
cvijetu svoje mladosti, u dobi cd
33 godine, cd teske neizljecive
bolesti dana g.. aprila 1859.
Pokojni brat Petar rodjen je u
Milwaukee, Wis. Pristupio je u
mas odsjek IL gnijezda broj 18, te
bio mas dobri Clan do svoje mia
denacke smrti. Kao bivsi vojnik
U. S. A., bio je izlozen u Veteran
Chapel. Odar mu je bio okicen
krasnim vijencima cvijeca, medju
kojima je bio lijepi vijenac ma
sega odsjeka znak zadnje po-
casti svome dragon clanu.
Sahranjen je uz vojnicke poca-
I sti u Wood Cemetery. U ime ma
Seq odsjeka mime Sc je oprostio
procitao nadgrobno slovo tajnik
brat Petar Maretich.
liza sebe je ostavio dragu svoju
, suprugu Marlin, oca George
maiku Bibianu, bracu George
Louis, te mnoge druge rodbine
prijatelja.
Tebi dragi mas Pero neka j
laka gruda owe zemlje u kojoj vet
prerano pocivas, a tvojim milim
dragima, koji "a tobom placu tu
guju, ine sveukupnog clanstvs
nasega odsjeka, izrazavamo nase
| bratsko saucesce.
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