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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-21
Letters To The Sentinel
The Public Forum

House Of Delegates. Before
they were finished, the bill
was so emasculated that had
the Governor not charged to
the rescue, fair representation
supporters would have had to
try to kill the whole measure.
Sen. Schweinhaut fought a
game fight against hopeless
odds. On many points her
voice was the only one raised
for fair representation, but on
each occasion she was baited
and voted down.
On one occasion, Chairman
Malkus (who represents 1866
Eastern Shore residents from
Dorchester County,, gleefully
banged the gavel in triumph
and gloated when Sen. Sch
weinhaut's vote was the only
dissenting vote. II knew you
were against the little coun-
ties" he chortled.
For the record, Sen. Sch
weinhaut represents 340,928
people-more than anyone else
on the committee, more than
10 times as many as Sen.
Malkus, and almost as many
as the nine small counties put
together. But she has just one
lonely, ineffective vote.
Let it be clearly understood
that Sen. Schweinhaut, while
doing a statesmanlike job, is
only suburban representative
on this major committee that
considers fair representation,
pubic accommodations, welfare
legislation, and most nonfiscal
proposals to change our basic
law.
We might well mediate on
the comment made by AL
Seaman, the Maryland Fair
r epre sentation Committees
legal counsel, that unless the
incredible malapportionment
of the Senate is corrected, the
effort to reapportion the
House is ian exercise in flu.
tility."
Donald r. FOxvOg
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-21

homage Of reason than that
of bIindfoIded fear.
do not be frightened
from this inquiry by any
fear Of its consequences. II
it ends in a belief that there
is no God, you will find in
elements to virtue in the
comfort and pleasantness
you feel in its exercise, and
the love of others which it
will procure you. If you find
reason to believe there Is a
God, a consciousness that
you are acting under his eye,
and that he approves you,
will be q vast additional In
element"
jefferson, who said, ut does
me no injury for my neighbor
to say there are twenty gods,
or no God" is often cited,
wrongly, as one who would
have supported more religious
observances in public institu-
tons. Permit me one more
quotation from him to Roger
Weightman, June "a, 1926, the
50th anniversary of the Declar-
alton; and ten days before
Jefferson's death.
THAT to compel a man to
furnish contributions of
money for the propagation
Of opinions which he disbe-
heves and abhors, Is sinful
and tyrannical."
AS a minister of religion I
am concerned that religion be
made vital in the lives of all
who look to it for sustenance
and as seekers. I believe that
the surest way to damage this
vitality and the greatest threat
to the churchesnis to link re-
ligious practices with State in
stitutions. The Lords Prayer
is a sectarian observance to
be honored by and brought to
life by those who speak it. To
repeat it in public schools is
to lower it to a false religiosi-
ty for many people and to
perpetuate a practice inimical
to Church and to State. Our
way of life" is safeguarded
not by religious observances
in the public schools but by
strengthening the wall of sep
aration between Church and
State.
Robert NJ. Doss
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-21
We're Getting Culture!

Montgomery County residents this summer can be
amused and soak UP culture without even leaving the
contys borders to extent rarely equaled in any
munity.
At Oney, of course the Players are continuing their
fine repertory Of offerings that rank with top
theater anywhere in the United States
The Shady Grove Music Fair has already offered
the top musical Brigadoon" and tap featuring
of the biggest in show business such fare
as Tunnel of Love-" "Fiorello" "Who Was That Lady
Saw You With?" BELLS Are Ringing" wildcat" Bye,
Bye Birdie" 1.-THE Tender Trap" 'Ksmet" do Re Mi"
Kiss Me Kate" Anything Goes" and Gypsy"
Artists Repertory Theater, that will be Maryand's
only professional resident company into rehearsal
this week for series of five productions this at
the Rockville Civic Center Opening show will be Tennessee
Williams "A Streetcar Named Desire" on July H. Stimuli
taneousy they will be rehearsng John Doe Passos'
U.SA" and George S. Kaufmans THE Solid Gold Cad
lilac The groups two other productions will be an orig
inal comedy The Greeks Had Myth for 1t" and Jean
Anouilh's "Antigone."
Down on Seven Locks Road at Inverness, group has
built theater and will be offering fine summer offerings
in beautiful sylvan setting
Forgive for being parochia and prideful that we
live in community that attract such talent and high
caliber offering.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-21
Save Community

A plan being considered by
the Maryland National Cap
ital Park and Planning Com
mission recommends that a
259 acre tract at White Oak,
near the Naval Ordnance Lab
ortory, be designated for an
industrial park (1-3). Present
ly zoned for single family use,
there are about IS houses in
this rolling, partly wooded
area abuting on Paint Branch
Park. Some home owners with
property up to 31s acres in
size have lived there for near
ly 80 years.
Other Negro communities
have been the butt of similar
erosion. For example, Lyt-
louisville is being nibbled away,
but Ken-Gar residents won
their fight against industrial
coming last year.
A previously adopted Com
mission plan designated the
White Oak tract for light
industry. Since a new plan is
now up for adoption, there is
an opportunity to restore the
previous single family use
designation.
Other land proposed or al
ready zoned for light indus
trial use and not yet developed
exists in other areas of the
County, including some close
to White Oak. The Commits
sion made no finding Of need
for additional land use of this
type.
If the Commission adopts
the plan, which affects other
nearby tracts as well, without
this modification, the County
Council will be called upon to
change the coming to indus
trial. Although industrial de-
velopment cannot begin unless
and until this tract is rezoned,
designation as I-3 in the PFC
plan is resulting in pressures
from real estate spectators
on the owners to sell out.
The question is: Should the
county jeopardize existing
Negro communities at a time
when the residents have no
freedom Of choice and little
alternative housing Of any
kind, especially when there
exists undeveloped industrial
ly zoned land?
Montgomery County Com
mittee on Democratic Prac-
tees supports the principle Of
freedom of choice and assured
alternate housing for all citi.
zens displaced by rezoning,
urban renewal and similar pro-
grams.
We call upon organizations
and individuals to support this
principle. Save White Oak and
similar communities before
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-21

Zanger excoriating a Mrs. Muir
ray of Baltimore, who ques-
toned in the courts the consti-
nationality of public school
opening exercises which in
clude the Lords Prayer.
During my first eight years
of school, 1 was the only Rom.
an Catholic in my class. Each
day began with a salute to the
flag (the traditional one, Mr..
Zanger, before they added "un-
der God') and the Protestant
version of the Lords Prayer,
which latter the point at which
I'd been taught to say Amen)
goes on with For thine is the
Kingdom, and the power, and
the glory, forever. Thus at
the start of each day was re-
minded that l was different
from my fellows-an odd, al
most intimidating feeling be-
cause for a child it's so impor-
tant to be indistinguishable
from the group. And this in a
country which, lacking ethnic
or religious unity or even a
many century long common
history, needs to emphasize its
cohesive factors rather than
those which tend to be divisive.
Mr.. Zanger finds it fright
ening to think that the princi-
pies upon which this country
were (sic) founded are being
doubted by men in ex-
tremely important positions.
But what were those princi-
pies? Men and women came
here for divers reasons: some
to improve their social and eco
nomic opportunities; some to
escape prison or execution;
some for the intellectual and
religious freedom a pioneer so
ciety offers. (Granted that
there were those in the last
group who, having sought free
dom for their own convictions,
promptly tried to foist those
convictions on others-but the
people as a whole chose free
dom of conscience for all, and
expressed that choice in the LIST
amendment to the Constitu-
TOM
In whom would they (refer-
ring to "the Atheist" (sic) Mrs.
Murray and those who sympa-
thize with herr have us trust
If not in God?". Would Mr..
Zanger perhaps accept the
proposition that the God who
hIoue MN d man may expect
him to behave as one-not de
crying those who disagree with
him, not Understanding the
trauma suffered by youngsters
who "are snickered at by other
children, but carrying his full
manly share of the load of de
tendCing) at all costs-our life,
our liberty and our land?
Not knowing Mr.. Zanger,
let's assume that he wrote
from emotion and from a not
too-intensive study of our early
history - and that he's very
young.
Observer
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-21
Fire Reform

From time to time / meet
someone who brings up the
subject of fire departments
and says that someone ought
to do something" At which
point / ask him where was he
when a group of us several
years ago made a number of
needed reform proposals as to
fire protection in the County,
with supporting data; and
when experts at the request of
the County Council made stud
les reaching the same conclu-
Sions.
After reading your editorial
of June 7, 1862, l ask the same
question of you. AS 1 recall,
you were not conspicuous for
any effort to become acquaint-
ed with this problem, and did
very little with 1t at that time.
The problem is not as you
put 1t - one between paid
firemen and volunteer fire
men. 1t is between a County
fire department and 16-odd
sometimes very odd-fire de-
partment systems. The prob
lem Is not one of cost
(although over $1,0O0,0OO Of
tax money - not shown in the
County budget = goes to these
private corporations) as you
put it, because as we con-
vincingly demonstrated, we
would have a better and less
costly fire department system
under a County fire depart
ment system.
Please go back and re-read
the material which, I believe,
was furnished you. If you
can't find this material, I'll be
glad to furnish you with
copies on a loan basis (scarce
these days.. I know your
name is not Johnny-Come-
Lately, but in this instance, it
could be!
If the County follows the
recommendations of the Pub
lie Administration Service in
this field after pigeon holing
the numerous prior studies,
some unkind individual may
surmise that our Council takes
advice in direct proportion to
the amount it has to pay for
it. But, if that has to be the
price of reform, /, for one, am
willing to pay for it.
Philip Marcus
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-21
Likes Coveruges

The Northwood High School
Athletic Advisory Board has
discussed at some length the
obvious change in editorial
policy of the Sentinel with
respect to high school athletic
activities. This change, which
involves increased space and
more personal stories, repre-
sents, in our view, both excel
lent public relations and splen-
did community spirit.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-21
News Item
Soviet Frees Daagbtsr
OF Pa5teynak Friend
From the New York Times Of June 10, 1852

The difference between the open societies of the
West and the Communist dictatorship may be symbol
lied in many ways. Contrast the fact that England
bestows its highest award-the Order of Merit-upon
Bertrand RUSSELL its severest critic with the degrade
ton of Boris Pastenak and the failure of single So
Wet writer to speak out publicly in his defense Or
contrast the gentle, almost deferenal treatment in
England of Bertrand Russell melting the public to vo-
lation Of law with the treatment which would have
been meted out to Soviet Russe-or since it is hard
to conceive OF Soviet Russell-wth the ptifu BRAIN
washed creatures who once were men covering in the
courtroom during the Moscow Trials.
Sidney Hook writing in Partisan Review
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-21

the record is closed. Write to
the MNCPPC.
DIR. Give e. jackson
President,
Montgomery County
Citizens Committee on
Democratic Practices
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-21
Lords Prayer

Congratulations on the COM
munication Lords Prayer in
Schools Underlies Our Way of
Life" In your last weeks
paper. This communication
expresses my feelings and
many in my congregation and
I want to thank you for giving
it a place of prominence in
your paper.
Clifford Homer Richmond
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-21
Reply 70 Zunqer

i In your issue of Z June was
printed a letter from Angelo ].
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-21
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-14
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-14
Legion Processing
Orotory Contest Bids

Applications are now being
accepted for the American Le-
gion's 25th Annual National
High School Oratorical Con-
test.
District high school students
can compete for national
awards of four college scholar
ships. Local school contests will
be completed by February %.
School winners will compete
in the District finals, which
will be held at 8 pm. March 9
in the Department of Interior
Auditorium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18

50 LAW ON TRIAL.
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The extent of physicians liability in
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-19

HASTINGS ave, Shaw High; 8
rooms plus 3 and bath on 3rd,
large kitchen. family room. re-
decorated. large lot. GL. 1886.
WILLOWICK, by owner. 3 bed
room brick. recreation room,
carpeting, aluminium storms,
clay tile bath; convenient to
schools. stores, etc. VIII. 3-2270.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-19

TRY MULTIPLE

tie. OWNER will finance; 6-room
single in Greenwood; new fur
mace. copper plumbing, SIS, 900.
Multiple Realty List with the
Multiple), w. 1890.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-19
EXECUTIVES HOME

BUT priced for the average fam
lily, brick, good sized bedrooms
1la baths, extra lot. beach priv
ileges. Knaus Realty. w. 6-203O
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-19
EUCLD-2 FAMILY
OPEN SATURAY

; TO p. n.. 2l930 Roberts ave-.
off East 222nd ST.; 8 bedroom
colonial. IL baths. double gar
age. Multiple Realty, 819 East
lB5th ST. w. 1-930O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-19
ALI. WELCOME

#1O18. CT. no down for 8 rooms.
basement, garage. only $82 per
month, to include principle. inter-
est and insurance. Multiple Re-
atty, 29802 Euclid ave.
WH 4.tQ1H
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-19
S29,5OO

NEW 3 family tapestry, brick, 2
bedrooms each suite. off East
185th in Euclid Ohio, to be built
soon at this very low, low
price: builder anxious to start
full basement; Holy Cross par
ish: seeing is believing. Ask for
AL Eckart. broker KE 1-1440.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-19

LESSONS, accordion and piano ac-
cordions loaned and sold Will
liam Sneller, pol East 2l8th.
RE 1-117Q
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-19
SlO,9OO

NO money down TO qualified buy
ers, this 2-bedrrom ranch with
full size dining room. completely
renovated, with full basement.
gas heat, sewers. ETC.: inspection
at your convenience; hurry, this
won't last, Jeray Realtor, 29l29
EaIcltd ave. VIII. 4-4O5O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-19
q BEDROOMS

BEAUTIFUL 6-year old home,
storms. screens. garage. patio,
landscaping above average, min
utes walking distance to schools,
shopping; must be seen in and
out to appreciates: under ap-
praisal: CT. or FILA, $15,500.
WH 6-05S3
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-19

SAVE SAVE
NEW Euclid 3-bedroonr brick ranch
in exclusive area. featuring full
basement. 1ia baths, formal din
ing room; this home is now $50
complete: builder offers owner
participation II desired. to Offset
down payment or buy 1t COM
pleted with choice of decorations.
Marine Construction Co.,
VIII 4-6834
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-19

TIMBERLAKE, $4,000, 3 bedroom
no me, full basement with
laundry storage office and rec
reation area, hot water heat,
no down. Southworth Realtor.
VIII. 6-1266.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-19
OWNER-WuLOWICK

OWNER-WuLOWlCK
2-BEDROOM bungalow. expandable
up, full basement. excellent con-
dition; off East 305th. w. 6-O214
IF you are looking for comfort
able home at modest price and
like outdoor living with city
conveniences. do see our coy
2-bedroom, basementless ranch.
Carpeted living room all rooms
large and cheerful. Ia car gar
age, lovely shaded lot 200 #.
deep with garden space. barbe-
cue and picnic table and room
galore for the children to romp.
Close to Euclid Park school. At
tractive quiet street, fine neigh
bors; easy maintenance. low
taxes; can 60 FILA 1919 down;
asking $15,700. See to appreci-
ate. Open Saturday to 5 p. m.
2OO4 Rookwood rd., or call
w. 6-2731 for appointment.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-19
TRAILERS

SEE the new 1862 Alma Mobile
Home, 36xl0; or 2 bedroom;
special for the shorter spaces.
Leaders Trailer Sales, 34424 Eu-
cid ave-. Willoughby. VIII. 2-9399.
4-WHEEL trailer. 13 #. long. hauls
5-ton capacity, $50: call Boy
Scout Troop 1877. 942-0582 or
VIII. 2-4932 after 6 p. m.
REGAL, 35x8. 1859, in park: bed
rooms, excellent condition; priced
to sell, Sl.995. Call 261-241O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-19

HOT THE IMPULSE you will have
when you look at this 2-bedroom
bungalow with attached garage
and recreation room. Multiple Re-
altv, 29802 Euclid ave.
VIII d-1Q0S
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-19
NORTH OF BLVD.

TAPESTRY brick bungalow, 80 X
80 foundation formal dining
room, large living room, extra
large kitchen. I bedroom down.
plus full bath on first; 2 bed
rooms up with bath; wood
burning fireplace: recreation
room: beach privileges; only
S31 500. Knaus Realty,
w 5000
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-19

"P" rs FOR
+1oOl. THE PLEASURE you can
have in owning this 1-acre lot off
Chardon I'd, in Willoughby Hills.
Multiple Realty, 29802 Euclid ave-.
VIII 4-18O5
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-19

WILLOWICK, north Of blvd. near
Shoregate, 3 bedroom bungalow;
full basement; gas heat; double
garage, nice lot. good location,
beach and boating privileges.
S18,500. VIII. 3-4750.
ia EAST 194th: room single,
$1,000 down. w. 1-6265.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-19
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REAL ESTATE
BRICK SINGLE

NEAR Superior school q unique
home, 8 rooms, double garage.
baths. hot water heat, price re-
duced to $21 500 for quick sale;
owner might take mortgage: St.
Philomena parish. very nice
room single $4,000; good condi-
ton inside and out, near East
Cleveland library and shopping
center; investment property.
Shaw-Hayden area 2 stores, s
suites, good income, $38, 500. J. L.
Reed, PO. 1882, w. H. Zim-
norman broker Ill 1-4n3N
The Sidney herald., 1962-02-21
SIDNEY GARDEN CLUB PLAN
FIRST MEETING AT LAL0NDE

Garden clubs are rated the fast
est growing clubs in America to-
day. They have been active in
western and central Montana for
several years. Great Falls, for in
stance, has four garden clubs -
two of which have more than two
hundred members each, and the
other two have over fifty mem
bers each. However, the organiz-
alton Of such clubs has been slow
in the extreme eastern part of
Montana despite the fact that this
area is perhaps the greatest ma
tural garden spot in the state.
Why all this interest in garden
clubs? If there ever was a club
that brought all good to all peo-
pie, it is the garden club. Make
your life more beautiful and gay
the garden club way" sums UP the
general purpose of the club. What
it does for both the physical and
mental health of many people is
no small item. It's beautifying ef-
feet upon the home, city, and sur
rounding areas cannot be fully
accomplished in any other man.
ner. This, in turn, definitely in
creases property values, not only
The Sidney herald., 1962-02-21

Mrs. Maxine Nutter of Sidney,
filed Friday afternoon on the Re
publican ballot for the office of
state senator from Richland Coun-
ty. In a statement released shortly
afterward, Mrs. Nutter said, Il
am very familiar with the pro-
grams of State improvement to
which my husband had dedicated
himself and l know the ambitions
for Montana were deeply rooted
in personal convictions. Some of
these convictions resulted from his
service in the State Senate -
others from his observations as an
attorney and businessman. Still
others from the year he served as
Montana's Governor.
would like TO do whatever
can to csa y his program forward.
/ believeSl can best do this from
the State Senate, and il is for
this reason that / will seek the
office from Richland County. l