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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
Citizens Outburst Draws
Same from Mrs. Werner

ed Mrs. Werner brought an ap.
plauding group of citizens up
short at the County Councils
meeting this week, when pro-
longed handclapping broke out
after her motion to deny an
application for high-rise apart
ment coming in fashionable
Sumner.
"Pm very disappointed to
see people in Montgomery
County behave like this" a
flushed and visibly angered
Mrs. Werner said firmly.
She told the crowd of about
80 Sumner residents who op-
posed the apartment that she
had been bothered with phone
callers attempting to influence
her vote on the application in
recent weeks, and said fatty she
doesn't enjoy being "pressured"
into any decision.
1--WE been informed you peo-
pie were coming here today to
see how we would vote on this,
and that you would, in Novem-
Der, vote against all Council
members who voted for the re-
coming" Mrs. Werner added.
This Council has many inn
portant decisions to make, and
l wouldn't want anyone to get
the impression I'm making this
one under the wrong motiva-
ton"
IL is the Councils role TO
decide on zOning applications
solely on the basis of 'best
land use," Mrs. Werner ex-
planned, not because a great
number of citizens favor or
oppose them.
Following Mrs. Werner's COM
ments, the Council unanimously
voted to deny the apartment
coming sought by Laszlow Tau
Der for four-acre tract at
Massachusetts ave. and West
bard rd., finding there has not
been sufficient change in the
character of the single-family
residential neighborhood to JUS
tify it.
The Councils decision to deny
the application was made over
the rezoning's approval by both
the Montgomery County Plan
ming Board and its staff.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09

ITEM: The City of Rockville,
needed and slightly axed at
times by the Maryland National
Capital Parks and Planning
Commission, in the matter of al
legedly interfering with plan
ming and orderly development Of
the County by too many annex
ations of land, has received a
letter from said MNCPPC.
ITEM: The letter states, and
we quote: The Montgomery
County Planning Board of this
Commission at its meeting on
Wednesday, July IS, 1862, asked
me to offer you our planning
services as provided under
Maryland Law. We have similar
arrangements with Brookeville.
In essence, it involves the prep
aration of master plans, advis-
DRY comments on coming appli-
cations, review of subdivision
plats and other such services
that our staff and commission
are providing outside your jur-
isdiction.
(StiII quoting). We regret
that we have not extended
this invitation sooner, but the
work involved in developing
the General Plan for the area
has prevented us from doing
50.
(Still quoting) The General
Plan, which will soon come from
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
'Tropic' Suit
ToBe Argued
Here Aug. Is

Attorneys for Silver Spring
couple seeking to have the con-
troversial Henry Miller novel,
"Tropic of Cancer" returned to
public library shelves in the
county will argue, in a new trial
which starts Aug. Is, that Pub
lie Libraries Director George p.
Moreland was deprived of his
power to decide on the books
merits by orders from higher
up.
Specifically, the lawyers will
point out that by ordering the
book removed from public Ii
braries, both States Attorney
Leonard T. Hardy and County
Manager Mason A. Butcher pre-
vented Moreland from exercis-
ing his legal powers of discre-
ton in the matter.
Counsel for Aaron NJ. and
Barbara Levine will also put
ON a parade OF witnesses will
ing 10 establish the books lit
erary merit and influence a
decision against It's obscenity.
The Maryland Court Of APP
peals last month ordered new
trials on both the Levine's civil
suit against the county and
criminal action brought by the
state against Chevy Chase
bookdealer Samuel Yudkin on
charges of selling the book in
violation of the states obscen-
ity laws.
The appellate courts findings
in both cases were similar, in
that the lower courts refused to
admit evidence on the books Lit.
erary merits. In the Levine
case, however, 1t also found that
the basic issue Of whether the
county librarian lacked discre-
ton in the library ban was
overlooked.
Harvey Rosenberg, one OF
two lawyers engaged by the
Levines, said he will base his
Continued on Page A4)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09

right or ability to enforce the
ordinance"
A spokesman for the Commits
sion said its members, not Cri-
vella, have the right to deter
mine whether the agreement is
violated and that If an addition
al complaint of discrimination
is received it can issue a cease
and desist" order without fur
Their hearing.
'The Commission definitely
retains the power to determine
whether Mr.. Crivella does the
right thing by his customers"
said Assistant County Attorney
Richard Sincoff, who carried the
questioning for the conciliatory
body at its lengthy hearing on
the Crivella case last month.
1t was the first to be heard
by the commission under the
public accommodations law
passed in February.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
Dissolution Of Rockville?
Ecker-Like Churchill
Refuses to preside at

the printers, proposes to en-
nance the role of the small town
in the Upper County. This is in
direct contrast to the recent re-
port made by the Public Admin
istration Service. In fact, we are
prepared to place special empha.
sis on your particular planning,
coming and subdivision problems.
(StiII quoting) As you real
lie, all the details concerning
this proposal cannot be ade-
quateIy presented In this let
ter. Therefore, will you kindly
let me know when ] may ar
range for our staff to meet
with you at your regular or
special town meeting, at
which time, we can discuss
this matter. END of letter;
end of quOting).
The letter was signed by Jesse
L. Nicholson, the commissions
executive director.
ITEM: When the letter was
read by Mayor Frank Ecker to
the Council, seen gasping, then
open-mouthed, were councilmen
Mack, Ross, Williams and Tuch-
tan, ably assisted by members OF
the city staff present at the
meeting, including the city's
planning staff.
ITEM: Unanimous questions
Continued on Page By
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
County's Church Suppers
Are ColorfuI, Regarding

The tantalzing aroma of country-fried chicken
and real country ham, potato salad made the way
grandmother used to make it and homemade, oven hot
rolls covered with honest-to-goodness butter.
These epicurean delights only few of the joys
you experience when you go to Montgomery County
church supper picnic these lazy August days band
sometime plays out the lawn under the trees and
sometimes there's entertainment and the folks sit
around and talk about the little but important things.
The food is better than in the finest restaurants and
you can eat all you want for $150, only Is cents for
the kids.
Family-style church supperS are advertised reg
ularly in The Sentinel the classified pages under
Coming Events" Subscribe to The Sentinel-the
countys best-read newspaper-now and check the
church supper stings regularly. Call circulation
department, Garden 4-7700.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
-,yvv Going Begging
Are You A Missing Heir?

time-some connected with
the estate Of a Chevy Chase
resident who died nearly 40
years ago-it would appear
legal owners or their descend
andts have vanished.
Virginia Black, Register of
Wills for Montgomery County,
and custodian of missing heirs
funds, has just pulled out the
old records and kicked off a
hunt for the vanished. "The
money Is here waiting" she
said, "and we want to locate the
owners and close the records
once and for ALL"
If any of the lost heirs are
discovered during the search
and offer acceptable proof of
their claim, they will find Mrs.
Black has bank books for them
and that Understanding say.
ings accouts have been set up
for each in a local bank. In
terest for some of the heirs has
added up to substantial sums.
For example, one Of the
missing who was entitled to
receive $2,S76 eleven years
ago, now will collect 1885.
Another originally due a lit
tie over a thousand dollars
has accumulated a bank ac-
count of $1,S59.86.
Nineteen heirs are concerned
with the estate of William G.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09

Montgomery County, are legal
heirs to sums of money rang
ing from $500 downward to
less than 81.
Where they are and why they
haven't appeared to collect
their inheritances is unknown.
The sum held by the Register
of Wills office for the missing
heirs is nearly $4,000.
Since a large portion of the
money has been around a long
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
Missing Heir List
Published on Be

A partial list of missing
heirs who are entitled to more
than $4,000 that has accumu.
lated i'm the county's Register
of Wills office is published on
Page BIG Of this weeks Sentin-
ell Be sure to check to see II
your name Of the name of a
friend Of yours Is on il.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
Next Round
Coming Up
On Friday
BY ELY Bradley
Sentinel Reporter

The dramatic and emo
tion-charged presentation Of
views on a proposed five
acre zone for the coumty's
rural areas, which drew a
first-night audience of al
most 500 last week, goes in
to its second act Friday
night.
Another full house of up
county property owners and
their attorneys is expected to
be arrayed against official and
unofficial land planners who
seek the new zone as a means
of forestalling widespread de-
velopment of remaining open
spaces.
Their gathering, set for 8 pm.
in the Richard Montgomery
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
BY Lila H. Thomson
Sentinel Reporter

A high and low search for
missing heirs to old estates
in Montgomery County cur
rently is under way by the
county's Register of Wills.
Forty-four persons, benefici-
aries under wills or entitled to
receive residue of estates admin
istered by the Orphans Court of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09

Carter who once resided at 16
Taylor ST, Chevy Chase. Carter
died in 1923, leaving his estate
to his widow. The estate was
encountered by debts amount.
ing to over 100000.
The widow served as execu-
trix until her death in 1914; a
son SERVED after this, and still
later several attorneys were
used in this capacity. When the
estate was closed IL years ago,
% years after the Carter will
Continued on Page A4)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
Thomas
To Run
Again

The roster of incumbent
School Board members seek
ing reelection this fall was
made complete this week
with announcement by Will
liam r. Thomas III that he
will run again to represent
the Third Council District.
Thomas, who is the current
School Board president, faces no
opposition so far.
A budget examiner in the Bu-
reau of the Budget, Thomas
said his decision to campaign
was motivated principally by the
boards record of the past four
years.
Il believe that record is sub
stantial one, and one that de-
serves and will receive wide
spread support from the citizens
of Montgomery County," he
said.
He cited as examples the In
crease in teachers salaries, the
strengthened school curriculum
recommended by an independent
citizens committee, and inaug-
uration of a new land acquisi-
ton program that will result in
savings for the taxpayers.
Thomas said he felt his four
years of experience would en-
able him to cope effectively with
the problems of the next four
years. Among these he included
completion of the curriculum
review program, more effective
organization of elementary
schools, and opening of a second
campus of the junior college.
Other School Board members
seeking reelection are DR.. Har-
old F. Breimyer, Kensington,
immediate past president; Rob-
ert E. Morrow, Silver Spring, of
the First District, and Paul C..
Howard, Bethesda an at-large
member.
Other announced candidates
are William E. Coyle, Silver
Spring, and Everett H. Wood
ward, Silver Spring, both cam
paigning for at-large seats, and
William T. Saunders Ashton,
who is challenging Morrow.
Thomas, who lives in Garrett
Park, is married and has three
daughters, all Of whom will be
attending county schools next
fall. He is a veteran of World
War II, a graduate of the Uni
versity of Georgia, and has COM
pleted a years graduate work
in Business Administration at the
University of Maryland.
Prior to his election to the
Board in 1858, Thomas served
in the County Council of PTA's,
local PTA work and other civic
organizations.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09

County Councilwoman Stella
B. Werner, a dedicated and able
vote-getter in or out of an cleo
ton year, is not above venting
her ire on the voters if she feels
the occasion warrants it. And
she did this week.
The gray-haired, mild-manner-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
Spectrum

PerSondble Ann Br0aUn tCIlo
packs political poUer-to such
q degree that she has risen
from O Garrett Park house
aUite to chairman of the coln-
ty6 Democratic State Central
Co7emittee-EdS ta0o sons ON
the temporary payroll of the
Rockville Post office.
Postmaster Hooker says
their names came up on a
regular ciUU service roster
and they aOere not placed
ahead Of other applicants.
This column reported last
week that Blair Lee and 30
other Democrats had formed a
Committee for a Democratic
Congress" The item was signi-
flcant in that everyone had been
wondering what Del. Lee, I'M
successful in his bid for u. S.
Senate nomination, would do in
the forthcoming election. Would
he sulk? Or would be get in
there and pitch with his Dem
ocratic fellows, willing to close
ranks or bury the Ratchet or
whatever other cliche might
come to mind?
A few days later, the lady
dominated Democratic State
Central Committee announced
formation of a Democratic
Campaign Committee and 10
and behold there was Lees
name on the list as county
liaisOn man with the congress.
sional candidates who will be
running in the county
BREWSTER, SickIes and Foley.
In practically the same mail
there was an announcement by
Lee of the formation of his
group which emphasized that it
was an independent organiza-
ton"
What happened 1Uas that
the Central Committee avds
tbroiOn into a tissy 11hen it
got 10ind of Lees plans. So
they t0ibely decided to deal
HIM M as best they could in
their campaign plans. Al
though it obviously is only q
"oOe to Keep up appearances.
"Oh, yes, Mr.. Lee is on our
committee" will no doubt be the
stock reply to voters who ask
embarrassing questions about
the sharp break between the
Central Committee and popular,
vote-getting Lee. But only the
gullible will be taken in.
Earlier, Lee had said of the
campaign ITS Ann Browns
ball game" and the remark
spoke volumes. So did Ann
Browns curt and extremely
ill-advised remark in cOnnec.
ton with Lees long delayed
land very reluctantly state
ment he would accept nomina-
ton for the House of Dele.
gates after his primary de.
feat. At that time she said:
I'VE receive lots of letters
from lots of applicants. His
VIII be treated no differently
from the Others" Did the
lady forget that he picked up
2I116 votes in Montgomery
County-mOre than any other
candidate - even though he
was running against able and
popular Rep. Daniel b. Brew
ster who won only 5176 votes
here?
In any event, Lees role in the
campaign is now known. He'll
work for the Senate and House
OF Representative candidates.
And that'n be that. He undoubt-
Continued on Page B6)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
Strong Opposition
To 5-Acre ZOning
Aired at Hearing
Restaurant agrees
To Equal Service

Silver Spring restaurant owner Samuel r. Crivela,
first to be charged with violating the countys anti
discrimination law has agreed to orderly customers
in the future regardless of their color creed
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09


to adopt the zone in the face
of virtually unanimous opposi-
ton from owners OF land it will
affect.
A first Council hearing on
July 30 died abOrning at the
County Building when 80
many property owners
showed up that IL had to be
postponed for lack of suf-
ficient seating room.
Last w ednesday nights
three-hour session allowed only
dozen of more than 80 sched-
uled speakers to get their
views on the record.
Observers noted that lengthy
presentations tomorrow night
could carry the Councils public
hearing on the controversial
proposal into a fourth session.
Overwhelmingly outnum-
bered at last weeks hearing,
spokesman for two major
county planning groups which
favor the zone took their stand
before an openly hostile audi
ence and a Democratic election
year Council as concerned with
votes as it is with land plan
ming.
The zones principal advo-
Gates include representatives of
the Maryland-National Capital
Park and Planning Commits
sion which approved 1t by a
81 vote and the grass-roots
watchdog" Montgomery Coun-
ty Citizens Planning Associa.
ton, and one individual, Harold
Knapp of Germantown, for
mer candidate for appointment
to the planning commission.
Lined up against them and
evidently ready for a fight to
the finish were attorneys for
numerous landowners, as well
as officials of the Montgomery
County Farm Bureau, Chamber
Continued on Page B6)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
Inside Features

Each week the Sentinel has
many highly readable features
on the inside pages stories
about sports and women and
social activities as well as news
of interest to people all over
Montgomery County. That's one
reason the Sentinel is the c0un-
tvs best-read newspaper.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09

High School gymnasium, win be
officially the third In two
weeks before a County Council
which must make the decision
to adopt the zone in the face
of virtually unanimous opposi-
ton from owners Of land it will
affect.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09

See Editorial Page IA
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09

Their gathering, set for 8 pm.
in the Richard Montgomery
, 1962-08-01
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livestock

Livestock meeting by DR.. Luis
Rivera Brenes of the University
Of Puerto Rico. Other experts
from the Caribbean area at
tending will be D. Osbourn Of
the Faculty of Agriculture,
University Of the West Indies;
Sam Motta Of jamaica; G. Ha.
zael Massieux, Department of
Agriculture. Cuadeloupe; Ra-
oul Depaz, Martinique; Dr..
Maurice Saint-Prix, Director of
Veterinary Services, Guade-
doupe; and Joseph Roseau
from Martinique.
Mariana yillaronga, Chair
man of the Caribbean Council,
viii address the participants at
the opening session.
, 1962-08-01
Three-DoY

concluding session Of the Con-
ference.
The other speaker was Yir-
gin Islands Commissioner OF
Commerce, Henry L. Kimel-
man on the topic Economic
Justice through free enter
prise" He said TO my mind
the U. S. Virgin Islands IS a
most fitting venue in which to
hold a seminar on this topic,
for there is no other place on
earth where the phrases Eco
nomic Justice" and free enter
enterprise might bettet apply.
Winding up the meetings
with more than 125 delegates
from the Virgin Islands and ten
visiting nations was a cocktail
party Saturday afternoon at
the Danish Embassy, followed
by an informal international
Night" in native costume and
buffet dinner at Dorotheas
Beach Club.
Sunday was left open for
Church, shopping and a picnic
at picturesque Magens Bay.
, 1962-08-01
CERTIFICATE OF
REGISTRATION OF ASSIGNMENT
APPLICATION HAVING BEEN MADE BY:
RoNRIco CORPORATION
CERTIFICATE OF

IA corporation Of the State Of Delawarel
for registration in the Virgi nIslands Of the United
states of assignment Of Trademark bearing Certlf-
cate of Registration No. 327, 538, registered in the
U.s.. Patent Office on August 81, 1885, and in the
Virgin Islands of the United States on April 6, 1897,
and it having been shown that said trademark has
been assigned from Puerto Rico D~istilling Corpora
ton "a corporation of the State of Delaware) by in
strument dated June 9, 1860, and recorded in the
y. S. Patent Office on June II, 1860, as evidenced
by certified copy thereof dated January %, 1862;
THIS is TO CERTIFY that the said assignment has
been recorded in the Office of the Government Secre-
tary of the Virgin Islands of the United States at St. st.
Thomas, in accordance with the provisions in the Regula-
tons governing the registration of Patents and Trade
marks in the Virgin Islands approved June IL, 1853.
In Testimony Whereof / have hereunto set my
hand and caused the Seal of the Government
of the Virgin Islands of the United States to be
affixed at Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, VI, this
9Th Day of July, AID, 1852.
u NORRIS F. DE CASTRO
Acting Government Secretary for the Virgin Islands
, 1962-08-01
p OBLIGATION

1t is n hereby brought to public notice that the
Government Of the Virgin Islands Of the United
States has authorized Lionel Seymour Clarke, Of
the All Saints Episcopal Church to perform civil
religious ceremonies in the Virgin Islands.
Government of the Virgin Islands
ssMss4nsgzasg#9zsss of the United States
.zsaa. Charlotte Amalie. st. Thomas
&sgNgSssEssassSNa July 10, 1862
nA.-aauau CYRIL E. KING
Government Secretary
, 1962-08-01


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