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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04
Kensington Council Posts
Won by Rozier and Clark

conner to Kensington politics. He
has lived in the town for the
past five years and has been &C.
tive in the Kensington Citizens
Association. He campaigned on
the issue of more self-determi.
nation for town government. F."
Rozier and Monkey were en-
dorsed by the present town gov
eminent.
A veteran of three terms on
the Council, Clark served from
1852 to 1858, having lost in the
last election He has consistent.
" opposed commercialization of
the town.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04
Kensington Lions League
Braves Scalp Pirates
In One-Sided Contest

The Braves baseball team in
the Junior division of the Ken
sington Lions Club Baseball
League continued their scalping
ways last week by clobbering
the Pirates in a 17-3 win con-
test.
This latest win for the unde-
feated Braves shows that they
have power to spare. Their
most recent victims, prior to
the Pirates, were the Senators,
who could salvage only two
runs while being belted for 10
by the Braves.
The Senators didn't do so
well last week, either, as they
dropped a game to the Yam
KEGS, 1863. The only close game
of last weeks junior league
play came when the Cardinals
beat the stubborn Indians in a
1913 thriller capped by jim
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04
Hearing Is Set
Master Plan Is Studied
For Kensington-Wheaton

fast, direct route" between
Kensington and Montgomery
Hills.
. Eventual construction of a
park and school in the north.
east sector of the planning area,
between the Glenmont-C Coles.
vile and Layhill rds.
. Two new fire stations, one
near the intersection of Veirs
Mill I'd. and Connecticut ave.
(proposed), and the other at
University blvd. just east of the
Wheaton business district.
. Rezoning of Al acres near
the Wheaton business district
for apartments or other multi
family housing (never to ex-
coed a total of nine percent pro.
portion throughout the whole
planning area.
. Development of 104 acres
of park and recreation facilities
to augment the $40 acres in the
Wheaton Regional Park.
. And lastly, that the Wash
ington Suburban Sanitary Com
mission Eat an early date"
build pumping facilities to meet
the sewer needs of that area
east of Georgia ave. and north
OF Arcola ave. where the septic
tank systems are failing.
The plan emphasizes the
future need for school facilities
to serve the area and suggests
that a new elementary school
be constructed just east Of
Georgia ave. and south of the
outer Circumferential hwy.
This school would relieve
mounting pressure on Harmony
Hills, Weller I'd. and Clement
Elementary schools.
The plan also calls for
another high school to relieve
Wheaton High School. It would
be north of the outer circum-
ferential hwy. and should be
constructed "in the near
future"
The area now contains about
165 acres of commercially zoned
land and the plan proposes to
up this to 232 acres, including
the vast new Wheaton Plaza.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04

Both Councilmen-elect work
for the U. S. government. Roz-
Ter is assistant to the placement
officer of Treasury Department
Personnel. Clark is with the
U. S. General Accounting Office.
They will succeed CORTLAND
Townsend, who was Councilman
on Streets and Laurel Maxwell
who headed the committee on
Safety and Street Lights. The
new councilmen will qualify to
serve by the first Monday in
July when their term officially
commences. Regular town meet
ings are held the last Monday
of each month.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04

Audley's bases loaded triple.
Steve Kerdock was the winning
pitcher.
A wide-open Midget league
also featured lopsided scores as
younger boys strove for those
long balls. The Hawks found
their mark and smashed out 10
runs while the Cubs garnered 2.
The Wildcats, led by hurler
Terry Butler, whipped the,
Colts 1863 behind the batting
attack of Frank Hall who ham
mered out a triple and home
run.
David Rice, Satellite space
man, aimed for the stars and
was rewarded with a bases
loaded home run to lead the
Satellites to a 1914 win over the
Apaches. The Panthers ended
the day with a 1913 victory over
the Rockets.
Have you tried a Sentinel
classified ad for quick results?
1t pays.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04

One of the most active serv.
ices operated by the hospital is
its emergency room that re.
ceived a total of 10,847 visits
last year. An average daily hos.
pital census was 159 for a years
total of 10,490 outpatients and
1903 inpatients.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04

William r. Rozier, of 1924
Prospect ST., and Richard H.
Clark, 1O116 Kensington
pkwy. were elected to the
Kensington Town Council
Monday for terms of two
years.
A total of 448 ballots were
cast between 6 and 9 o'clock. In
a very close race Rozier led with
262 votes and Clark polled 244.
Close runner-up was Robert H.
Monkey of Farragut ST., who had
campaigned with Rozier. He re.
ceived 218 votes.
Rozier is a comparative new
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04

A preliminary master plan
for the Wheaton-Ke
area, calling for develop
ment of five commercial
centers, a new system of
roadways and 65 additional
acres devoted to apartments,
was released last week by
the Maryland-National Capt.
tai Park and Planning Com
mission.
A public hearing on the plan
has been scheduled for June "a
in the Commissions Silver
Spring building at 1857 Georgia
ave.
The plan contains 10 main
proposals:
. Extension of one-half acre
coming to 152 acres west of the
new Indian Spring Country
Club, thus insuring that this
area, among the last, relatively
undeveloped tracts, will not be
densely developed.
. Construction of a regional
library by the county in con-
junction with a $4,000 youth
center to be built by the Plan
ming Commission. Both facili.
ties ideally would go up on
ground Immediately south of
the Our Lady of Good Counsel
Catholic High School on Geor.
gia ave.
. A careful limiting of com.
mercial coming to no more than
20 square feet per resident
(now at lis square feet) by
1850 and to keep that ratio con.
slant as the population in.
creases.
. Completion of Connecticut
ave. from University blvd. West
northward to Veirs Mill I'd. and
on to Georgia ave. This road
would provide a vital traffic
artery to an area now served
only by residential streets.
. The relocation OF Metro.
politan and Capitol View ayes
from Plyers Mill I'd. to a point
south Of the Circumferential
hwy. Also the construction of a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04

port showing highlights of the
past years activities.
Carroll Morgan, president of
the Hospital Association, said
that membership dues start at
81 but that he hoped many will
be able to give more to the
ra pidly expanding hospital.
Work will start on the new
wing in August.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04

at Germantown said that the
number of persons using the
bus lines to and from work has
been steadily declining. Around
20 employees, however, will be
hardship cases, he said: they
are the lower-pay employees who
lives farthest away from work
and will have to pay fares on
other bus lines just to get to
the downtown terminal op-
Grated by Suburban Transit.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04
Heads MaplewOOd
Citizens Association

DR.. Hilton B. Levy of 94OC
Linden ave., B e t hesda, wa S
elected president of the Maple.
wood Citizens Association at its
regular meeting recently.
Other officers elected included
John A. Ramsey, vice president,
Mrs. Karla Balentine, secretary,
and Mrs. James w. Dawes,
treasurer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04
Suburban Hospital Starts Drive

Word that Suburban Hospital,
Bethesda, will break ground for
a new $1.8 million wing accom-
panied announcement this week
of the start of the hospitals an.
nual membership drive.
Past contributors to the mem.
bership campaign will receive
in the mail the 1858 Annual Re.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04

a 7-weeks trip across country.
They will stop for a business
conference in Seattle and con-
tinue on down the coast. They
plan to camp out most of the
trip.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04
By Mildred Harmon
lockwood 5-1666

Frank J. Petrlik was elected
president of the Kensingtor
Lions Club to succeed Charlie.
Fl. Riddle. The election tool
place Friday evening at the ST
PauPs Methodist Church socia
room.
Other officers elected were.
DR.. Ernest E. Blanche, first vice
president; DR.. Richard S. Meh
ring, second vice president; C
Clifford Andrews, third vice
president; Burnell A. Ferguson
secretary; Paul E. Beck, treas
urer; William ]. Leehan, Tai
Twtster, and Benjamin F. Green
street, Lion Tanner.
The directors of the club are:
Rufus K. Edwards, Robert ].
Bowman, Randolph A. Heller,
and DR.. George D. Selby.
The new officers will be in,
Quoted at dinner dance to be
help at Brooke Manor Country
Club on Friday evening, June 10
The Kensington club which
was organized in 1914, now has
81 members. During the past
year it supported the midget and
junior baseball leagues in Ken
sington, the teenage dances con,
Quoted by the YWCA, the Fresh
Air Camp program for needy
youngsters, the Pre-School MUIR.
sery for Blind Children, the
Lions Eye Bank and numerous
other charitable activities.
At the present time it is in the
process of installing a multi-pur.
pose court at the Kensington
Playground on Kensington
pkwy. The court will be
equipped with lights to permit
evening as well as daytime play.
ing.
Town Picnic
The first exclusively-planned
town of Kensington picnic to be
held for many years has been
scheduled for Saturday, June 6
at the Kensington Cabin Park.
II is sponsored by the Kensing.
fon Citizens Association and a
blanket invitation is give n
townspeople to attend.
Highlighting the opening of
the days activities will be a
short concert at IL am. by the
United States Marine Band
Drum and Bugle Corps at the
Kensington Elementary School
parking lot. They will lead the
parade from the school to
Knowles ave. across Connecticut
ave-, out Armory ave. to Howard
ave. and along the parkway to
the Cabin Playground, where a
midget baseball game will be
underway.
There will be fire trucks at
the playground for the children
to inspect and ride and ponies
may be ridden for a small fee.
Z After lunch there will be a
fire drill and demonstration and
athletic contests for all ages.
"Kensington's Beauty Queen
or all-American girl will be Sc.
lected at A o'clock and the picnic
will conclude with a community
sang,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04

Paulette Dove, a junior at
Wheaton High School was re.
Gently installed as president of
the schools Future Nurses Club
for the 1860 school year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04
Connecticut Avenue

Work is progressing rapidly
on the clearing of Connecticut
ave. from Kensington to Chevy
Case Lake. Most of the trees
have been removed and work
viii now proceed with laying of
the storm sewers and setting
back the poles. The laying of the
pavement is not expected to be.
gin until August.
Renewed interest is conferred
in the continuation of Connec.
ticut ave. from Concord st. in
kensington to Veirs Mill Vii.
age. However, this road is not
in the county budget and the dis.
trict engineer says it is not in
the State 12-year plan. One-third
Of the road is in reservation, one
third has already been secured
leaving another third which
could be put to other uses and
make a bad situation when the
road is finally approved.
Tentative plans call for a "a.
foot road with a 16-foot median
strip. The estimated cost of the
road is ST, 100000. 1t would chan.
mel traffic directly from veirs
Mill I'd. out toward Rockville
directly to Kensington. This traf-
fic now must go to Wheaton and
back-track to Kensington.
Personals
Miss Gypsy de Silva, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Silvano de Silva
Of Denfield ave-, was graduated
Monday, June l, from the Mary
A. Burnham School in North.
ampton, Mass. Several relatives
and friends from the area at
tended the graduation.
During her last three years at
Rurnham, she was in the Glee
Club, was in the Dramatic Club,
and held membership in the
Speakers and Writer'S, Current
Events and French clubs. She
served on her House Council
and was on the Vespers Com.
mittee of the school.
Miss de Silva plans to enter
Barnard College in September.
A daughter, Megan Rae, was
born May % to Major and Mrs.
o. r. Dinsmore OF Ashwood dr.,
kensington. She arrived at Wal.
ter Reed Hospital and is now
home with her four brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bur.
roughs of Devine pl., spent the
long weekend with Mrs. Bur.
roughs' parents in Grafton, w.
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ness of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04
In and About Kensington
Petrlik Elected
Lions Club Head

The picnic is the finale for the
years achievements of the or.
ganization which began last fall.
1t now numbers more than 100
paid member families and the
committees have functioned in
numerous fields of activities -
particularly along the lines of
planning and coming. Henry Jar
when is the president of the
kensington Citizens Associa.
ton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Har.
man and children, Ruth Ann and
Charles w, have been spending
several days with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
N. Hartman of Baltimore st. Mr..
Hartman is an instructor at the
University of Wisconsin at Mad.
ison.
DR.. Catherine Chapman was
called to Kentucky last week by
the death of friend.
Edwin Baruch of Kensington
was voted Outstanding" in a
competitive Speech Demonstra-
ton at Montgomery Junior Col
lege.
Mrs. Mary Hanley is recuper.
ating after a major operation at
Suburban Hospital last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Ruther.
ford of Baltimore come over to
spend the holidays with Mrs.
Mamie Finn of Kensington
pkwy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Met.
calf will leave soon for Weth-
ersfield, Conn.,, where Mr.. Met
calf has accepted a teaching po-
sition in the high school there.
Newcomers to 1909 Kincaid
ter, are Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
They have three children, Edith,
jamie and Tommy. Mr.. Archam-
bault is a Naval dental techni.
clan with the Bethesda Naval
Hospital.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ness of
Dresden st., ara leaving soon for
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bur.
roughs of Devine pl., spent the
long weekend with Mrs. Bur-
roughs' parents in Grafton, W..
Va.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04

A daughter, Megan Rae, was
born May % to Major and Mrs.
o. r. Dinsmore of Ashwood dr.,
kensington. She arrived at Wal.
ter Reed Hospital and is now
home with her four brothers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04

DR.. Catherine Chapman was
called to Kentucky last week by
the death of a friend.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-14
Poderosd Intervention de Hoffu
en- Aetividades SindicuIes Aqui

Sc asegura que detras de
quienes instigaron la huelga de
la Pan American en- ell Aero
puerto International, esta la
mano dura y aparentemente
omnipotente en- la actualidad,
de jimmy Hoffa, presidente del
poderoso Sindicato de Camio-
neroS.
Pero este no es TODD. Hoffa
ha puesto en- marcia una cam
paIa que tiene como finalidad
incorporar a sus filas no soda
merte a los trabajadores del
T%ransporte Aereo, sine tambien
g los e%mpleados municipales,
la polic;a, distribuidores y ex-
pendcdores de gasolina y en-
pleados lie Sears Roebuc.
Hotfa controla va aqui los
terminates maritime y ferreo
a traves del movimiento de car
ga de entrada y salida, y sus
seguldores han alcanzado cifras
que no pueden desestimarse.
Veamoslas:
Acarreadores d ecarga, 1900;
S~upermercados, 700; Maule In
dustries, 300; Acme Concrete,
rs; Porteros en- ell area metro
politana, 400; Choferes so; In
dustrla de Lecheria $50.
La campaha en- que Hoffa es-
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-14
Retiro a Testiqo
en- Case de Davis
eI Jvez Choute

En- dos ocasiones durante la
demanda sobre acciones de una
Compania de Gas, contra ell mi
llonario Arthur Winning Davis,
un Juez Federal puso en- duda
la conducta de un testigo, y en-
otra OCCASION ordeno ~retirarlo
del estrada.
Ell Juez Emett Choate orden6
fueran retiradas del proceso las
declaraciones del hombre de ne
gocios Neoyorkino Edward Fen
ton por haber este discutido ell
case con SUI abogado, mientras
servia de testigo.
INDIGO ell Juez Choate que,
ademas, investigate un presta-
mo de 10000 d6lares hecho por
Davis, a Fenton, despues de ha-
Der comenzado ell %juicio, para
averiguar 81 Sc estaba tratando
con clio de influenciar ell testi-
monio.
Fenton trabajaba con Frost,
cuando conjuntamente lie hicie-
ron propuesta del negocio.
Ell Juez Choate declare que:
"Es una cosa muy seria" ell
efectuar un prestamo a persona
que va a rendir testimonio en-
su favor.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-14
Causa Controversial Propuesta
de Nueva Aqencia de SECURES

ULa controversial entire los Le-
gisladores del Condado, Ell Co
bernador Leroy Collins y ell Ex7
G%oDernador Warren, ha surgidoN
a consecuencia de declaraciones
hechas por ell ultimo en- ell SEN
lido de que considera aconseja-
BILE la creacion de una entidad
estatal que tome a SUI cargo la
expedition de p6Iizas de SECURE
automoviliario, como unica ma
nera de contener ell creciente
aumehto de las Quotas exigidas
ror los aseguradores en- La Flo
rida
En- declaraciones hechas por
Ell. Gobernador Collins en- ITALIA
hassee, este expres6: "Compar-
to la preocupacion de la ciuda.
DANA ante la creciente ALA en- ell
costo del SECURE automoviliario.
sin embargo, no creo que este
sea Ell terreno en- que ell gobier'
no del Estado haya de competir
con la empresa privada legislan
do para exterminarla."
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-14
Muchaeho Mata a
6oIpes a Poriero
en- W. Palm Beach

Tn muchacho de II amos,
orlundo de Norwood, Ohio, con-
fronta sentencia de reclusi6n
perpetua ante una corte de
West Palm Beach, por haber
dado muerte a golpes a un por-
tero de color en- un intento de
robo ocurrido en- octubre pasa-
do.
Kenneth Thiery fue convic-
10 ell lueves, por un jurado com
puesto en- SUI totalidad de hon.
bres, por asesinato de primer
grade. FL jurado recomendo Gle
mencla, pero ell solo hecho de
la conviction trae consigo la
sentencia a cadena perpetua.
FL cargo fue de haber dado
muerte a garrotazos a Joseph
Brown, Jr., en- un edificio de
oficinas. La esposa de Thiery
fue uno de los tres testigos que
rindieron declaration ante ell
jurado durante ell juicio.
FL muchacho admitio haber
golpeado a Brown con I'm tro-
20 de MADEIRA, cuando este gri-
to al ser sorprendido por la
presencia de Brown la noche
del intento de robo.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-14
.Foro Sobre ~Efermedades del
Anuncia Miami Beach

mo "afecciones coronarias" la
relaclon que tienen la dieta y
ell peso sobre las condolences
cardiacas ayudada de emergen-
cia para personas que sufren
del corazon y varias otras con-
diciones cardiacas. La entrada
es libre.
El DR.. Victor Kugel, antique
p~res'dente de la Association
Cardlilogica del Gran Miami,
quien patrocina Ell programa
educational, actuara como mo-
derador durante ell evento que
colnenzara a las ocho de la no.
che. Un jurado compuesto de
distinguidas personalidades en-
ire INVESTIGATORS, cardiologos
y ciruJ amos, haran un analisis
de Ia medicina actual en- SUI lu-
cha por controlar y aliviar las
intermediates cardiacas. Mas in
teresante, sin embargo, sera la
projection de futuras posibili-
dades para obtener la cura y
correction de las enfermeda-
DIES del corazon.
Segun ell DR.. Kugel, ''las en-
fermedades del corazon y del
sistelna venoso son las causas
principles de muerte en- este
pals, pues atacan tanto a jo-
venes como a ancianos y COM
ponen un 81 por ciento de los
casos fatales. ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Sc han logrado grandes avances
en- e. aumento de conocimien-
tos relacionados con las causas,
diagnosis y tratamiento de las
Intermediates circulatorias y
del eorazon.
Coordinadores del Foro seran
Mr.. y Mrs. Eugene Weiss, CO.
presldentes de la division de
eventos especiales del Miami
Beach Heart Fund, y Stanley
Richard, P~residente de la Junta
local de la Heart Association
Fl Comisionado del Condado
Chuc Hall, es ell Presidente
de la campana en- ell Condado
Dade, Ia que persigue como fl
nalidad levantar fondos hasta
alcanzar la suma fijada dc
$4,000
No habra recollection d.
fondos durante ell desarrollc
del Zero, cuya tinalidad es pu
ramente educational.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-14
EFIGIE De LINCOLN
EN- NUEvOS SELLOS

Como contribution que indu-
dablemente apreciaran los fila
telistas, deseamos destacar que
aver fue puesta a la venta en-
TODD ell pals, la seguna estam-
pilla commemorative con la eff
gle de Abraham Lincoln.
La nueva estampilla, de color
verde, fue dada a la venta por
primera vez ell jueves en- Hold
genville, KY, en- la oficina de
correos mas cercana al lugar
de nacimiento de Lincoln.
Con tai motive ell Admins.
trador General de C%orreos, Ar
thur Summerfield, hizo un pa.
negirico de Lincoln recordan.
do Ell papel destacado que este
habia desempenado en- ell mejo.
ramiento del servicio de CO.
rreos.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-14
Collins Descarta
RumOr de Agenfes
de FideI Castro Auui

Ell Gobernador Leroy Collins
expreso que no puede tomar en-
serio los informes que lie han
Sido administrators, segun los
cu6lcS ell lider rebelde cubano
Fidei Castro posee "una organi-
zacion subterranea" entire los
estudisntes de la Universidad y
Ia de la Florida en- Miami.
ISL 10 hubiera creido", afr
mo, Us habria pedido a los fun
cionarics universitarios que to-
maran los pasos necesarios."
"No debe haber lugar en- Ell re-
clint ode una Universidad, para
desarrollar actividades subterra.
meas en- apoyo de cualquier 60
5ierno", termin6 Collins.
Tn representante en- Tallaha-
ssee, de la estacion de televi-
sion WITT, de Tampa, dijo al
Gobernador haber hablado con
cinco estudiantes de tres uni
versldades, quienes lie asevera-
ron ser miembros del movimien-
to.
John Evans, quien rehus6
identificar a los estudiantes, afr
mo que ell trabajo princi,a al de
eStos consiste ell ayudar a la
campana del Gobierno Rebelde
para lograr ell retorno al pals
de 400 millones de dolares que
Sc afirma fueron sacados de es-
tie, despues del derrocamiento
del presidente Batista.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-14
veieranos no Pueden
Renuneiar al Page de
sus Beneficios

FL pago de beneficios del Sc.
guro Social no pueden renun-
ciarse por los veteranos o sus
viudas, quienes deben cumplir
ciertas limitaciones sobre SUI
renta que los haga elegibles pa
ra recibir pensiones por incapa-
cidad causada fuera del servi-
clio o pension por deceso, ema-
NADIA de la Administration de
Veteranos.
Esa declaration fue hecha
por C. w. Boggs, Official a car.
go de la oficina de Veteranos
del No. 984 W. Flagler ST.,
quien dice haber recibido mu-
chas consultas sobre ell parti-
cular.
Boggs ha expresado que una
ALA de los beneficios del Segu-
no Social que comenzara a ser
effective durante febrero, pue-
de causar la perdida de la ele-
gibilidad a la pension de los
Veteranos, debido a que sus
otras "entradas" pasaran de /.
400 dolares al ano Isl no tienen
dependientes) o 2.700 dolares
81 los tuvieren.
Mucros de los pensionados
afectados han creido err6nea-
mente que pueden renunciar
parte de los beneficios sociales
y ash hacer descender sus otras
"entradas" por debajo de la Ii
mitacion annual establecida pa
ra la pension de los Veteranos.
Explico Boggs que las limita-
clones sobre p%ensiones de los
veteranos son aplicables a las
viudas de estos, correspondent
ties a la primera ysegunda que
rras mundiales y al conflicto
de Korea, pero no a los de que
rras anteriores.