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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-08-12

No one ever comes out
of a battle with sin with
out bearing scars. Jacob
wrestled with an angel,
but he was foreverafter
lame. We may "bruise the
head of the serpent" but the
serpent may bruise our
heel" We NAV battle with
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-08-12
MorIoH PICTURE eLAssIE.eA.

MOTION PICTURE cLASsEFlcA.
TON BY NATIONAL LEGION or
pEcEhcY; AL Morally Unob1ec-
tionable for All; All Morally Tn
Objectionable for Adults. B Nor
ally Objectionable in Part for All;
C-Condemned. NRA No Rat
ing Available.
SUNDAY, AUG. IA
IL noon, Chan. 10 ~ Belle of Old
Mexico-NRA.
lis pm. Chan. 10 - Androcles
and the Lion ~ RKO, 1888.
objection. Tends to misrepre~
sent and ridicule fundamental
Christian and traditional relig-
ious beliefs; moreover, 1t con-
talnS suggestive sequences and
material unsuitable for enter
tainment in motion picture the
aters.)
The Last Bandit Republic,
i948-AU.
100 pm, Chan. S - Mary James
Pa - MIRA.
$50 pm, Chan. s 49, The World
Changes - NRA.
1890 PM Chan. 6 - Battle Hell
-NRA.
11.25 pm, Chan. 4 Once Upon
a Honeymoon RKo, 1942--B.
objection; Reflects acceptable
ty Of dlyorceJ
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-08-12
Inter-Faith Film Listing

This weekly guide Is
printed In cooperation
with the Inter-Faith Film
committee as a public SER
wee TO inform parents
OF the suitable movie bills
for their children being
shown this weekend in
the area. Sunday ratings
can be found in the Co
lumbus Citizen : journal
and Dispatch Entertain
ment section on Friday.
CHILDREN
HUNTS Ben-Hur.
on
ly The Advent lures Of
Huckleberry Finn; Abbott
and Costello Meet Jack and
the Beanstalk.
TEENAGERs
LIVINGSTON, PARSONS
Bells Are Ringing.
MAIN Giant of Mara
thon; The Gallant Hours.
WESTMONT - Winchester
70, Congo Crossing.
MILES EAST MAIN,
NORTH HIGH, WEST BROAD
and SCI0TO-Bells Are Ring
ing; Giant of Marathon.
Bells Are
Ringing; Circus Stars.
CCC AUTO, EASTSIDE AU-
TO, WEST FIFTH AUTO -
Mountain Road; Stop, Look
and Laugh.
CLEVE Night Passage,
Congo Crossing.
DREXEL, N z W
Porgy and Bess.
EASTERN - Giant of Mar
athon; Toy Tiger.
KINGMAN AUTO Man
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-08-12

New High, par / RKo. 1887
Al.
$50 am. Chan. 10 Pawnee-
NRA.
1890 m. Chan 8 Torchy Gets
Her Man - Warmers, f938-AI.
5 pm Chan 4 Wild Man of
Borneo r MGM, 1870 All.
1880 pm. Chan. 10 Ride a
Crooked Mile - Paramount, 1888
All.
Ills p M, Chan. 10 Here Come
the Waves - Paramount. 1914
All.
THURSDAY, AUG. -
ez5 am Chan. 4 Hitting 3
AL Gangway for Tomorrow,
Part I RKO, 1913 All.
$40 am, Chan. 10 - The Ox-Bow
Incident goth Century Fox.
1912 All. Observation: Film
contains q sequence wherein
one of the characters Confess
es" to a layman. Sacramento
confession through a layrnan for
presentation to an absent priest
for forgiveness is contrary to
Teaching ana pfdELACe.B
5 pm Chan. 4 Tough Guy
MIRA.
ills pm, Chan. 10 Armoured
Attack 49, NRA.
11:20 pm, Chan s - Bride of the
Monster - NRA.
FRIDAY, AUG. 10
e2s am. Chan. 4 - Gangway for
Tomorrow, Part 2 RKo, 1913
An.
$50 am, Chan. 10 - King Of the
Jungle - NRA.
1890 am, Chan. s - Case of the
Black Parrot Warners-gLrst
National. 1910 - Al.
5 pm, Chan. 4 There Goes Ny
Girl RKO, 1885 All.
Ills pm Chan. 10 - The Road
TO Zanzibar - Paramount, 1910
All.
11.2O pm, Chan. s - Fangerpr1nts
-NRA.
SATURDAY, AUG. 40
1890 pm, Chan. s Male Ami
NAL Warners-First National,
l941-AH.
I1:25 pm, Chan. 4 Bachelor
Mother - RKo, 1888 Al.
1890 am. Chan S House of
Horrors Universal, l9aS
All.
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on a String; Angry Red Plan
ct; Stop, Look and Laugh.
LINCOLN The Gallant
Hours: The Wild and the In
nocent.
MATURE TEENS
R~USSELL--Deep Six, Drill
Instructor.
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the enemy,
but
will be long
and bitter
m e m cries.
r e e rises,
defeats and
skirrniS h e S
these are
all along the
road to sal
yation.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-08-12

Surrender Hell
Tarzan the Magnificent
Ten Seconds To Hell
Terror IN a Texas
Town
Thunder In tbs Sun
Time Machine
Tingler
Trapped In TangterE
Unforgivens The
perboten
Yirtuous BigaYnist Fr.1
Visit to a Small Planet
Wake Me When
It's over
Walk Like a Dragon
Warlock
When He'll Broke LOOSE
Wild and the Innocent
Woman Eater
Woman Ohsessad
World, Flesh and th&
Devil
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-08-12
Post For Reference
@
Legion of Decency
Rates Current Films

Snow Queen
Song of Sister Maria
The (Sp.)
Stop, Look and Laugh
Story of Ruth
swan Lake (RuSs.)
Tarzan, the Ape Man
Ten Comm andrn ent&,
The
Thirteen Fighting Men
Is Ghosts
80 War
SO Steps (Br)
Thousand and One
Arabian Nights
Three Came to Kill
Timbuktu
Toby Tyler
Tom Thumh
Town Like Alice. A
Twelve Hours TO Kill
Twelve 10 the Noon
Uncle Toms Cabin
Warrior and the Slays
Girl ntaI.- n
When Comedy Was
King
Wouid-Be Gentleman
Wreck OF the Mary
nears
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DBAYEH and JISR Ell BASHA

TWO NAMES most familiar to the priests who hsve ahe To-
sponsbinty of raising money 70 care for PALESTINE HEFU.
GEES are DBAYEH and JISR Ell BASHA. These are swo Ref
Hgee Camps in Lebanon where the PONTIFICAL MISSION
conducts schools. In these schools Religion is taught by priests
and sisters, while the secular subjects are taught by CATHOLIC
PALESTINIANS tRefugeesl whose salary is paid by the POM
TIFICAL MISSION. will you help us to keep these two schools
IN operationS A donation of any size will be appreciated.
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the sscraments. caring for the sick, for the
aged, and for orphans. And although 1t is
true that the very work of the consecrased
religious is prayer. still the teaching OF
Christ is clear that Mary chose the bet
ter part" In seminaries and novitiates
the world over. aspirants TO the priesthood,
brotherhood, and sistsrhood. are taught TO
l;... 1s<n nonnh;paI as rraua~Ss1 MorE
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-08-12

10 Him. In Gods plan, very few, relatively. are called 10 a life
Of complete contemplation In serving Him; all, however. ara
called to serve Him by a combination of active work and prayer
- by as much prayer as an activs life allows. he wants u.s.
when we can, TO do as Mary did: TO talk TO Him and listen to
Him In order that we might be able TO do this He hat HIM
self with us In the Eucharist. Thus. before the tabernacles u
our churches, We are able to initiate Marthas sister. In Mis-
sion areas the number of people learning about the Euchar1stia
Christ increases daily. Because of the generosity OF Catholics
in other lands the poor in Mission countries have churches
where they can pray before Christs Real Presence.
KATUYA, in INDIA, is q Mission Station where. just q yeaF
ago, there were only 10 Catholics. Within the past year 50 con-
verts have been received into the Church and IS more ara
under instruction. The priest serving KATUVA sees we posi-
bIty of making $50 more converts. In order TO bring these
peopke into the Church he needs 70 live m the village. He would
like 10 have g small church, school, and recsoFy. $4,000 viii
build these three structures. COsld you help 10 give these
people a church where they can listen and talk to Jesus, q
school where children can learn about the Real Presence, .
small h0HSe for the priest TO live In!
MOST VOCATIONS to the priesthood and Religious Lie are
10 the active ministry-preaching. teaching. administerins
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-08-12
Oscar wns
eLAs9IERc

"a xepsrate Classification is given 20 certain films which, while mot
rnoranv offensive in themselves, require some analysis and explana-
fmn a a protection to the untnformed against wrong interpretations
and fase conciusions)
Case of Dr.. Laurent Anatomy Of a Murder Suddenly Last Summer
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-08-12

and COMMEMORATIVE PRAYER. In INDIA, SISTER MARY JACOB
and SISTER MARY JUSTIN, novees of the SISTERS OF TIKI
VISITATION. and SAMUEL MALAMEL and GEORGE NAM
ADAM, seninarians in SAINT JOSEPHS SEMINARY, are now
being trained for their LIES observation-disclosures work com.
bined with a life of real prayer.
Ts conduct seminaries and novi6ates, where besS AID sEfs
learn to initiate both Mary and Martha IN the services ct ChgaAs
costs money. LII You could help financially 70 maintain ahese N
stisufions by adopting" a seminaxian Or Z novice. we wez&4 se
pleased 10 write TO you about the method Of "adopttcn.1
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MARTHA, MARTHA,

~thou art careful and troubled about many things: but ons
thing is necessary. Mary has chosen the best part. which shall
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~eefiowahla fer Adults


Pillow Talk
Please Turn Over
Portrait In Black
possessors (EE1
Purple Gang
Rachel Cade
Rebel Set ."z
Roots of Heaven
Sapphire tBr.l
Savage Innocenrs
Senechal, The MaRns3.
icsnt tFr.l
Seven Thieves
Sound and the Fury
Speed Crazy
Story on Page One
Subterraneans
Tank Commands
That Kind of Woman
They Came To Cordurs
Third Voice .....
This Earth Is Mine
Threat
Three Men in a Boat
(Br.)
Tiger Bay Britt
Touch of Larceny
Upstairs and Down
stairs
Virgin Island Or
Web of Evidenes {RT.b
Wild Strawberries
{Swed.l
Wind Cannot Read
Wolf Larsen
Wonderful Country
Yesterdays Enemy
Young Have No TSnss
Danish
Young ~Phno6@lphiams
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-08-12

Part FOR All
70 - College
Rebel Breed
Riot In Juvenile Prison
Rise and Fail OF Legs
Diamond
Road Racers
Rookie
Room -
Room At the Top Rr.S
Rosemary Ger
Sign of the Gladiator
Solomon and Sheba
Some Came Running
Some Like 1t Hot
Strangers When We
Meet
Strangers of Bombay
Studs Lonigan
Subway in the Sky
Summer Place, A
Take q Giant Step
Tall Story
Three MurdereSses
Eng. verslonl
Three Murderassss
Women Are Weak
Fr.l
Too Soon 70 Love
Virgin Sacrifice
Who Was That Lady7
Wicked Go to Hell
Wife For a Night
Wild River
Woman Like Satan
was Femalel
Young (apuTSs
Young Jesse James
Ii Br.I
Mana Tr1
Night Heaven Fell Fg.)
No Orchids for Mia
Blandish Britishl
Oscar Wilde (3r.l
Passionate Summer
Please Mr.. Baizae
Pot BouiIle Fr.1
Private Lives of Adam
and Eve
Private Property
Question of AdulSsgy
RoSanna
Savage Eye
Sins of the Bofgtae
Frenrhl
Smiles of q Summer
Night (Swedlshb
Snow Was Black ME.l
Stella Greek
Third Sex (Ger,l
Trials of Oscar Wilde
Br.)
Woman OF Rome dsaI.)
films which, while mot
analysis and explana-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-08-12

Adventures of Huckle-
berry Finn
Aparajito
Battle in Outer Space
lJap.(
Battle of the Coral Sea
Behind the Great Wall
3 Ben Hur
Big Jeeter
Big Night
Blood and Steel
Bobbikins
Boy and the Pirates
Broth of a Boy
Circus Stars (Russ.)
Comanche Station
Conspiracy of Hearts
Cossacks
DAY They Robbed the
Bank of England
Dinosaurs
Dog of Flanders
Dogs Best Friend, A
Edge of Eternity
Flame Over India
Gallant Hours
Glenn Miller Story
Great Day
Gunfighters of Abilens
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not be taken away from her ID heSe
words Our Divine Lord reproved
Martha for questioning Him, Lord
hast thou no care that my sister las
left me alone 10 serve?" Martins
question Vas put 10 Christ because
Mary. instead Of helping With the
preparations for the meal, was sat-
ting at Our Lords feet listening 70
His words. Our Saviour, in answer
ing Martha's question. indicated that
although the active service of God
is essential and pleasing TO Him, sor-
4an ii afiua sarvina ID mnra nlaasins
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-08-12

House of the Seven
Hawks
House of Usher
I Aim at the Stars
Ice Palace
Man Who Died Twice
Mating Time Br.)
Mountain Road
Nature Girl and the
Shaver
Otheli0 ."z-
PAY or Dts
Place in the Sun
Please Don't Eat
the Daisies
PoTgy and Bess
Prisoner of the Vciga
Scent of Mystery
Sergeant Rutledge
Song Without End
SOS. PaciflG
StaIag II
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-08-12

Guns OF the Timber
land
Heaven on Earth
Hound Dog Man
In the Wake of 3
Stranger
Israel
Journey to the Center
of the Earth
Kidnapped
Killers of KI1imanJaro
Last Angry Man
Last Days of Pompeu
Last Voyage
LIBEL
Man On a String
Masters of the Congo
Jungle
Michael Strogoff
Modern Times
Mouse That Reared
MY Dog, Buddy
Moose for a Gunman
Oklahoma Territory
Operation Amsterdam
Poachers Daughter
Poilyanna
Power Among Men ~
Raymle
Sink the Rismarsk
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&EAS& OW00
Adults and AdolasceEf
REVIEWED THIS ISSUE
Bell Boy Valley OF the Redwoods villas
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-13
Navy Center
To Dedicate
Radiation Lab

A new radiation exposure
evaluation laboratory, be-
lieved to be the first COM
plete facility of its kind in
the world, will be dedicated
at the Naval Medical Center in
Bethesda tomorrow at IL am.
Established in the department
OF radiology at the Naval Hos
pital, the laboratory will have
ancillary facilities in other de-
partments and commands of the
medical center and will provide
a medium for the diagnosis and
treatment of potential or actual
personnel exposures to radia-
ton.
Principal speaker at the
dedication ceremony will be
James H. Wakelin, jr., assistant
secretary of the Navy for re-
search and development. Open
ing remarks and a welcome to
guests will be made by Rear
Adm. Frank P. Kreuz, com
manding officer of the center.
The laboratory will be accept.
ed on behalf of the Nays bu.
reau of medicine and surgery by
Rear Adm. Bartholomew w.
Hogan, surgeon general of the
Navy, and will be turned over
to Capt. Robert B. Brown, com.
manding officer of the Naval
Hospital.
The dedication program is be.
ing held in conjunction with the
fall meeting of the Secretary
of Defense's research and engi.
neering advisory panel on medi.
CA sciences, headed by Rear
Adm. Richard A. Karn, retired.
The panel sessions will be held
tomorrow and Saturday at the
Medical Center.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-13
Caithersburg
BY Mollie Christie

Gaithersburg area held an or
ganizational meeting last Tues
day morning, at which time
they elected officers and dis
cussed ways in which they
could better assist one another
and more effectively minister to
the spiritual needs of the COM
munity. The Rev. Harry Dali
zell of Ascension Episcopal
Chapel was named as the first
president of the group. Pro
gram chairman is the Rev.
Chester Rill of the Washington
Grove Methodist Church, and
the secretary-treasurer is the
Rev. B. Frank Foster of the
First Baptist Church.
The Gaithersburg High School
Chapter of the Future Farmers
of America, under the direction
of James Pope, has selected
new officers as follows: Robert
P a r h a m, president; Jerry
Savage, vice president; Blair
Stiles, secretary; Kenneth Stiles,
treasurer; Melvin Glover, re.
porter, and Oscar Eader, sen.
tinel.
Fifty Of the 81 FLA members
attended the Frederick Fair,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-13

On behalf of the community,
we extend a hearty welcome to
the Rev. and Mrs. James P.
Kerr, who moved last Saturday
to their new home in the Wal
nut Hill section. Mr.. Kerr re-
Gently resigned his pastorate at
the Boyds Presbyterian Church,
where he had ministered for %
years.
The Mizpah Class of the First
Baptist Church met last Thurs
day evening at the home of
Mrs. R. Bryce Worley.
TiNs is a reminder of the big
turkey dinner on Saturday, Oc-
tober Is, at the Agricultural
Center. Sponsored by st. Mar
tins Catholic Church, the din
ner will begin at 3 pm.
The Neighborhood Garden
Club will meet on Wednesday,
October 10, at the Jacksonville
home of Mrs. James D. King.
The guest speaker will be Mrs.
w. C. Dunckel, who will discuss
African violets.
The clergymen of the greater
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-13
Lecture on Marriage

why Marriages Fail and a
Psychiatrist's View on Parents
Without Partners" an address
by DR.. Michael Miller, will high
light the monthly meeting of
the Washington area group of
Parents Without Partners DC.
tober 10 at Christ Episcopal
Church of Georgetown, 31st and
o SITS, NV.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-13
Fund Raising For COP

The Kensington Republicans,
Precinct 13-40, recently held a
Embarrassing open house at the
home of Mrs. Marion Buck
master.
Among the 200 guests were
David Scull, county chairman;
George C. Warner, treasurer
Central Committee; and Carl
and Betty Strandberg and
Esther Fleishell from Republi-
can Headquarters.
Teen-agers June Half and
Sara Cannon served as baby
sitters.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-13
Educators Back Reapportionment

The Board of Education this
week gave its official support
to the campaign of the Mont
gomery County for Fair Repre-
sentation to achieve a reappor.
tionment of the State Legisla.
ture on the basis of population.
The board approved a resolu-
ton submitted by one of its
members, Mrs, Rose Kramer,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-13

recognizing and commencing
the committee effort ito
effectuate this basic democratic
principle in the State" F." rep
resentation, the resolution said,
lis essential to the democratic
process and directly related to
equitable and adequate State
support of pubic education in
Maryland"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-13

where they entered three teams
in competition with teams from
more than a dozen other
schools. In the dairy cattle
judging, the Gaithersburg boys
placed third as a team. In indi.
vidual scoring, Melvin Glover
placed third and Blair Stiles
placed seventh. Jerry Stiles
and Kenneth Stiles were also
members of this team.
The local poultry judging
team was fourth in the competi-
ton. Individually, Fred Gold
thorpe was fifth; Karl Hoover,
18th land Mac Dorsey, as alter
nate, was 18th.
Gaithersburg's livestock judg.
ing team placed ninth. In indi-
vidual judging, Tommy Fisher
took third place with Morton
Kilby, ninth. Wayne Biddinger
anc Danny Shoemaker were
also on the team.
William Norman will leave on
Sunday for Boiling Springs, Pa,
where he will attend a week
long seminar conducted by Ar.
thur Hood for IS lumber deal
ers from across the country. At
the same time, Mrs. Norman
will go to Westover Field,
Mass, for a visit with her
brother-in-law and sister, Col.
and Mrs. Walter Hardzog.
Although registration was
opened on Monday evening for
adult education courses at the
high school, interested persons
may still enroll by coming out
this week or early next week
on the evening of the course
they desire to take. The courses
are open to residents over 16
years of age not enrolled in day
day school.
The subjects offered are as
follows: art, Mondays; book
keeping, Mondays and Wednes-
days; farm management, Thurs
days; tailoring, Wednesdays;
clothing construction (basic) !,
Mondays; mems health and
physical education, Thursdays;
millinery, Mondays; self-im-
provement makeup, clothing,
hair styling), Wednesdays; typ
ing, Mondays and Wednesdays;
welding (acetlyene and cleo
tric), Mondays and Wednes-
days; and Woodworking,
Wednesdays.
A fashion show with Milady's
latest fall apparel, will be pres
ented by the Wesleyan Service
Guild of the Grace Methodist
Church on Thursday, October
20, at BIS pm. The show will
take place in Owen Hall at the
church. Worths-on-the-P Pike will
supply the fashions, while
modelling will be done by mem.
bers of the Guild. The admis-
sion is 81, a price which in.
cludes the show, refreshments,
and an opportunity to receive
one of the door prizes being
offered. Mrs. Walter Keir is in
charge of tickets, which may
also be purchased at the door.
Other Grace Church Notes !.
On Laymen's Sunday, October
16, Mr.. Orville Rush of Mclean,
Va, an outstanding Methodist
layman, will supply the Grace
pulpit at IL am.
The Women's Society for
Christian Service of the Grace
Church will sponsor a rummage
sale in Owen Hall on Friday,
October IA, beginning at II am.
and running through the hour
OF $3.50 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-17
Reese Takes Parting Shot
At Conflicts Proposal

More than four months after
the much talked about conflicts
of interest report was turned
over to the county, departing
county manager Melvin L.
Reese, who now leaves for a
new job tomorrow, finally
broke silence Tuesday with his
own, bitter evaluation of the
report.
Reese nailed the County
Councilman to their seats when
he said a Commission on Eth
ical Standards, backbone of the
conflicts report, "could carry on
like the Mccarthy committee
did" in the commissioning
days of the late Senator Joseph
r. Mccarthy.
Reese said fatty that 1t would
be unfair" to an employee to
have his business and personal
background exposed to public
scrutiny by an investigating
ethics committee.
Such a committee, Reese said,
could be very, very dangerous
like a 'kangroo court
The conflicts report was sub
mitted last November by a COM
mittee headed by Frederic p.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-17
In Budget Fl
Reese Urges
School Cuts
from, Pr

efforts" to assist the School
Board in acquiring future
school sites ''that will be in
keeping with the. Park and
Planning Commissions Master
Plan of Streets ard Roads as
well as the Master Plan OF
Parks and Schools"
He explained that his junior
college recommendation was
made to give the General AS.
sembly enough time to deter.
mine whether the junior college
program in the State should be
under the jurisdiction of the
State Board of Education or the
University of Maryland.
With respect to the School
Boards. fund request for furni.
ture and equipment replace.
ment, the manager pointed out
that during the last five years
a total of $2.1 million had been
appropriated for this purpose
in addition to the money spent
for furniture for all new
schools.
This seems to be an abnor.
mally high expenditure" he
commented. 'In fact, I was not
able to reconcile how this
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from P.1

eral government expenditures,
might submit a report to his
committee but he doubted if the
FIJI or the Justice Department
would be in touch with the com.
mittee on the matter.
Taylor described the probe,
repeatedly related to his man.
agment of the folding room, as
a move brought about his pc.
htical enemies and a disgruntled
former employee.
'I will not withdraw as a
candidate and / will continue
my grass roots campaign to
give the vote back to the PEG.
pie in this county and the other
people of the Sixth District"
he declared.
81 have not heard officially
from the White House, the
House of Representatives, the
Central Intelligence Agency, the
FIJI or the Department of JUS
tice," Taylor said. II have re-
ceived anonymous phone calls
and threats but 1 treat such
calls with the contempt they
Deserve" he added.