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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-30

Some Republicans admit pri-
vately they're just trying to
make hay with the issue while
all that bright sun is shining
during the current publicity.
The downtown newspaper boys
are having fun with it but the
novelty will soon wear off and
they'll go on to other things.
By October the septic tank is
sue won't rate a line in either
metropolitan daily. And the COP
"outs" will be looking for new
fish to fry in their very aggres-
sive campaign which we predict,
will gain them seats on both
the County Council and in the
House of Delegates.
We disclosed last 4ceek that
the issue of electing County
Council members and members
Of the House of Delegates from
districts rather than By county.
lCide Uote aOOuld soon be q much
tGLked-dbont and SeriouSly-con-
sidered one. And, sure enough
the INK 1cas hardly drU on our
page 11hen the Republicans is
sued their platform calling for
election of fine County Council
members bg district cote and
the remaining tlvo BIZ county
1Uide Uote.
Blair Lee promptly sailed in
to the COP stand arguing that
the proposal could lead to "far
worse mal-apportionment lin
the county, than now exists in
the State Legislature"
The proposal, he noted. fails
to make any provision for re-
districting the large Fifth Dis.
trict which includes more than
half the cOunty's population
and would mean that each
county voter would have say
In election Of only three coun.
cilman-the one i'm his own
district and the two at-large.
members.
Lee said the charter drafters
considered the system now being
pushed by the COP but aban-
doned it because of fears it
would lead to 'back-scratciling'
and alliances which would hurt
those districts not included in
the majority.
at is interesting to note" he
added, shat there haze been
Uirtudtly no complaints under
the present system of equal rep
resentatioa." And that's true
too. The issue hasn't had any
serious discussion" more than
a decade.
So, the ball Is starting to
bounce on this one. Seems to us
the proposal does have some
merit along with its obvious
disadvantages. Why don't we
get a committee of outstanding
citizens composed of members
of both parties started on a
study of this question. We all
need more facts on which to
base an intelligent decision.
How do you stand, sir?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-30
Continued from Page One)

CONTINUED from Page One)
media In the county - news
papers and radio stations-are
invited to join the Sentinel In
this effort.
Chairman Ann Brown, of the
Democratic State Central Com
mittee, and Chairman Don Ken
dali, of the Republican State
Central Committee, have agreed
to serve on the Committee for
New Voter Registration that
will supervise the big sweep
stakes event.
Others on the committee in
clude: Helen F. Derryberry,
president of the Montgomery
County League - of Women
Voters; William r. McCallum,
president of the Allied Civic
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-30
Testimonial Set
For Frank Small

supporters of Frank Small.
Jr, Republican candidate for
governor, have scheduled a $780,
a-plate testimonial dinner in
honor OF the former Congress.
man at the University of Mary.
land on September IS at 8 pm.
Principal speaker will be
Leonard w. Hall, former Repub-
lican National Committee chair
man.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-30
Spectrum

Continued from Page One)
circumstances under which
Charles Bresler happened to
be the one who blasted Dave
CahOOn on the septic tank
story. But we do know some
of the Republican candidates
were mighty miffed over Bres-
Ter getting all the publicity
and their getting none.
No sooner had Bresler fired
his rocket than the 18 COP
candidates issued a "joint state
ment" which wasn't a statement
at all but which asked a lot of
questions. Then at the end the
names of all 10 COP candidates
from Gil Guide to Thomas NJ.
Wilson were listed.
This 1CGs folIol0ed up by q
statement in the COP central
committees press release on its
platform t0Itich referred point
eddy to the fact that the septic
tank charges stemped from all
Is candidates. The statement
didn't add "mot Just BresIe1"
but that acas strongly implied.
In a subsequent release, COP
Chairman Don Kendall contin-
ued the septic tank charges and
the platform itself reiterates
them-so it's obvious, of course
that the county Republican
party is solidly behind the eff
fort to discredit the Democrats
on the septic tank issue.
So more than one COP can
didate was unhappy over Bres-
Ter having run with the
septic tank ball, so to speak.
They needn't have been. BY
the time election day rolls
around the issue will have long
since been forgotten. And it's
very hungry one, anyway.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-30
Peoples Cleared
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
land involved in the water pol
luton Juror.
Local Young Republicans
president Charles Bresler has
demanded Cahoon's custer
from the Council and his re-
moval as a candidate for the
House of Delegates because
he allegedly failed to act on
knowledge that the land was
unsuitable for development
with septic tanks as the Con-
cord subdivision near POtO-
mac.
ut should be made clear, how
ever, that the Council does not
share the concern Of others over
your conduct" Council member
Joe M. Kyle told Cahoon. The
inquiry would be principally to
get at the facts in this matter"
said Councilman Stanley B,
FroSh.
The Councils session with
Peoples and appointment of the
group to investigate what Ca.
hoon terms irresponsible, reck.
less and obviously politically
motivated" COP statements fol
lowed a week in which:
-. COP candidates for the
State Senate, House Of Dele
gates and County Council de
clared an emergency" situation
exists in the county's private
water supplies and urged i'm
mediate establishment of ar
independent fact-finding com
mission.
-. Candidate Bresler claim
ed he is not irresponsible, thai
he stands 'ready to document
with proof and witnesses" any
statements he has made.
. Republican gubernatoria
candidate Frank Small, jr., at
tackled as unbelievable" I
statement by Gov. j. MillarC
Tawes that he had not been in
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-30

More details including an ex.
citing grand prize we have up
our sleeve will be unfolded
next week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-30

speak forth In this matter so
that the Montgomery County
seat may have a new spacious
library of which to be proud.
Sally Scott
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-23

sionally you might mention an
article that would be of par
ticular interest to him. And,
of course you can always ask
the Lord to give him the gift
Of faith. Remember him daily
in your prayers.
Dear Doris:
Several of US eighth
grade girls are being cali
ed names by some boys
in our room. We wonder
If we should notify Father,
The Sisters or just keep il
quiet. Al first we ioked
about il but fhe better
we take it the worse
names we get. n low
should we act in this
situation? We aren't as at.
tracfive as the other
girls in the class and feel
you have to be pretty to
be popular.
We Three
Try TO handle it yourself.
The first thing to do is stop
joking about it. 1t probably
hasn't anything to do with
your being pretty or popular
but is just the way for these
boys to get some attention. In
getting attention they are
proving they are uncouth and
immature. Tell them so. When
they realize how ridiculous
they appear they will stop.
However, if they persist, men
ton it to your home room
teacher. She can stop it in a
hurry.
Dear Doris:
How would you tell 3
close I you
don't want her to call you
fat in front of everybody?
Other friends say ! ann not
fat and they don't see any
reason for her doing SO.
it embarrasses me, what
should | do?
Mary
Your friends bad manners
are showing. Whether you are
fat or not doesn't enter into
it. Merely tell her you don't
like it. Your name is Mary
would she please use it.
Doris Revere Peters is q
Syndieated columnisf. Please
do not ask for a personal re.
ply. Readers are invited to
write 10 her in care OF The
Catholic Times, Box $50, Co
lUmbUs Is, Ohio.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-23
DEAR DORIS =.
Rift With Parents
Serious Problem

Dear Doris:
I'm writing in reply TO
J.M.'s letter TO you in a
recent issue of our paper.
She said she was thinking
of going into the convent
when she graduated in
June. | have thought of
going into the convent
and TOO, am a senior. !
would like TO write to
JIM. as | feel we will en-.
counter some of the same
problems. If each Of US
could know that another
girl was going through
the same thing I'm sure
it would help. Could you
put me in touch with any
girl you know who is q
senior and thinking of
going into the convent?
Shirley c.
Since your idea of entering
the convent is still in the
thinking stage | suggest you
discuss it with a priest. He
has had experience in the
spiritual counseling of youth
and will be of more assistance
at this time than a girl your
own age seeking the same
kind of help.
A spiritual advisor will
help you gain insight into
your own feelings and mott
vations, He will probably sug-
gest that you share them with
God, rather than with a
stranger, through prayer and
meditation.
Dear Doris:
live with my older
sister and her husband.
He is a none Catholic but
he is very good in his
own religion and goes to
church every Sunday.
How can we encourage
him TO find out more
about the Catholic Faith
or should we leave him
the way he is now.
Sam
One of the best ways to en-
courage anyone to learn more
about Catholicism is by exam
pie. This is particularly so
when the person is a mem
Der of your family. IF you
and your sister read Catholic
newspapers, magazines a
books, make them convenient
for him to read also. Occa-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-23
EER.I.P.'' UNDER
BAN In

ILMINGTON. England, (NC)
The doctrine of Purgatory
is at issue in an order by the
Anglican rector here banning
certain inscriptions from
cemetery headstones,
The Rev. Tom Shaw has
forbidden the use of the
phrase pray for the soul of
Oswald Smith" because it inn
plies acceptance of Purga-
tory. He banned the initials
"R. |. p" for the same reason.
The cemetery is used by
Catholics as well as Anglicans.
A hearing will be held to de-
termine whether the ractor's
edict applies to the whole
camentery. The local Catho-
lie pastor, Father William
Diver, has declared that he
will defend the Catholic
view.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-23

He spoke of the other Apos-
ties in the second person
plural: "you." The one whom
He named Vicar was person
ally held accountable for the
lambs and the sheep.
After the Resurrection, Our
Divine Lord confirmed Peter
as His Vicar. Even to this
day it is Peter, or the Vicar
Of Christ, or John XIII who
is held responsible for the
bishops, the priests and the
laity of the Church.
THIS is WHY the primary
interest of all Catholics
should be in the Vicar of
Christ. Although you may
have a particular loyalty to
one of the more than 300 mis-
sionary societies in the world,
your aid to a special cause
must never exclude the Pom
tiff who has the care of all
all missionary societies, all
areas, all nationalities. 1t is
he alone, through his Sacred
Congregation for the Propa-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-23

VISION statues, now avail
able in two sizes. The 1l.inch
figure of Madonna and Child,
constructed of unbreakable
white plastic with gold-color-
ed cross and halos, reminds
us that as Mary gave the Di-
vine Word to the world, so
television projects the human
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-23

cation of the Faith, who has
adequate knowledge of the
entire mission. world not
just one particular Order or
territory. And by gathering
the aims of the faithful into
one fund he uses this knowl-
edge to aid the Missions
equitably, "in proportion to
the needs"
Solve your gift problems
with OUR LADY OF TELE-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-23

Watch a n d
pray h a t
y 0 u m a y
not e
into tempta-
ton"
N o t c e
t h a t Our
Lord h d
P e t e.
S p 0 nsible
for the con-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-23
BEAUTY SHOPS

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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-23
God Love You
Pope Responsible
For AU In Church
BY BISHOP FULTON J. SHEEN

When Our Blessed Lord was undergoing His
bloody sweat in the Garden of GethSemane, He bore
not only the sins of the world that existed before His
coming but also the sins of our own times.
Interrupting His prayer to 60 to Peter, whom He
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-23

duct of the other Apostles
who were with him. He ad.
dressed Peter in the second
person singular: thou" Then
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-23

found asleep, He asked: Isl
mon Peter, art thou sleeping?
Hadst thou not strength to
watch for even an hour?
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Cut out this column, pin
your sacrifice to it and mail
it to Most Rev. Fulton j.
Sheen, National Director of
the Society for the Propaga-
ton Of the Faith. or your Di-
ocesan Director, Msgr. James
Kulp, 246 East Town Street,
Columbus Is, Ohio.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-23

Dear Doris:
A year ago | had an
argument with my par
enfs which resulted in
their telling me to leave
home and not return. 1t
was over a traffic ticket
which cost me Is dollars.
| tried TO 90 back twice
but they wouldn't even
open the door.
Now ! want to get mar.
ried to a girl | have known
for three years. She is 10
and ! am Io. | have a very
good Job and a nice apart.
menf. N is not legal TO
get married in our state
without your parents per-
mission until you are IL.
My girl can get her par
enfs consent but can't
get mine. We are both
Catholic and want TO get
married in The church.
Is there any way ! can get
married in the Catholic
Church without my par
enfs' consent?
Jerry
Go to see your pastor as
soon as possible. He will adj
wise you on all the different
angles OF your problem in
Guiding a possible solution TO
the rift between you and your
parents. If for any reason you
feel you cannot talk to your
pastor discuss it with your
girls pastor or any priest
you know.
Dear Doris:
I'm 10 and in The
eighth grade. know I'm
not the cUtesf girl in my
class but ! don't look like
Frankenstein although |
have quite a few pimPIes
on my face. try to be
nice 10 the other girls but
The only time they seem
TO like me is when they
want a favor. Some of
them think I'm shy but if
they would treat me bet
ter | would be more out.
going.
-K.C.G.
Could your poor complexion
be contributing TO your shy
ness? If so, it is easy to rem.
edy, Cut out the between meal
snacks, particularly cokes,
candy, chocolates and peanuts,
Keep your face clean by wash
ing il three times a day with
a mild soap and warm water.
II this doesn't work see your
family doctor. It's not serious
but if a clear complexion
would help your personality
1t is worth the effort.
However. this is just a
boost. To make friends you
must be truly interested in
others. Shyness is not a handi-
cap to friendship or popular
ity. Maybe you will never be
"outgoing." If your natural
disposition Is a quiet one there
Is no reason to change. The
important thing is to be your
self and act natural.
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