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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-10-24
Bishops Draw
Blueprint For
Africans Life
Lay Down Set OF Principles
For People Emerging
From Primitive State

ENTEBBE. Uganda. British East
Afriea-NC)- Uganda's Bishops
have laid down a set of Christian
principles to channel the swiftly
rising nationalist spirit of their
African people in this British pro-
tectorate.
The Bishops threw the light of
Catholic doctrine on three para
mount issues now holding the at
tention of the Uganda people as
they evolve from their primitive
state. These issues are patriotism,
nationalism and segregation.
The Bishops issued their coun-
sells in Joint pastoral after their
annual meeting. There are six vic
ariates apostolic in the Uganda
protectorate.
Patriotism in the sense of love
for ones country is a solid Chris
tan virtue, the Bishops stated But
in view of Christ's universal law of
brotherly love, patriotism cannot
at the same time mean hatred OF
other countries and their peoples.
National pride becomes harmful
to a peaceful world order, the
Bishops declared, when il devel-
ops that "exclusiyism" condemned
by Pope Plus XI in his encyclical
"Mit Brennender Sorge" The en-
cyclical cenSured the nazi race the
ories of Hitler.
Race discrimination can be sim
full for the colored as we'll as for
the white, the Bishops warned.
They counseled the Africans
against falling into the same atti-
tude they condemn in the whites.
The Bishops also spoke of the
great power of the ballot, the re-
sponsibility of their flock to use
it and the duty to use ii wisely by
voting only for worthy candidates.
Uganda has population of
about five million people mainly
natives. Catholics number slightly
over a million.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-10-24
Philippines Aim
Drive AT Lewd
Books, Movies

MANILA-(NC)-A nationwide
decency drive, affecting dress,
movies and literature, launched
by the national directorate of Ca
tholic Action of the Philippines,
will be pursued until the end of
the year.
AS part of the campaign, Ca
tholic Action is issuing monthly
lists of all motion pictures shown
in the Philippines and of period
icals and books. Each will be judg-
ed ON moral principles and approx
ed for family or adult eonsump-
tion, or condemned. Particular at
tention will be given to the large
number of comic books and story
magazines published in the Phil.
ippine dialects.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-10-24

Bishops and the government will
be observed"
The paper lists these present po-
litical-social realities" as follows:
ID The governmental system in Po-
land is a form of the dictatorship
of the proletariat; % the "revolu-
uonary camp of marxism" holds
power, and (3) all social forces are
being modified toward one aim:
the speedy realization of the So
cialiStic system.
The paper declares that there is
mo room in Poland for any sep
arate political formation of Cath
olics." However, it emphasizes that
this does not Indicate social pas
sivity," since anything relating to
the common fate of our nation can
not be matter of indifference to
rs
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-10-24
immigration
Policy Should
Be Consistent
Msgr. O'FIaherty Declares
Present Law Violation
Of American Principles

Los ANGELES-(NC) r. Ameri-
can policy on immigration should
be consistent with American be
lief in the equality of all men,
Msgr. Raymond J. o'Flaherty, di-
rector of Los Angeles archdiocese
charities. declared here.
Testifying before the Presidents
Commission on immigration and
Naturalization, Monsignor O'Flah-
erty declared:
"D The national origins formula
basic to the present immigration
legislation is not sound since 1t
violates American principles.
- Sound immigration legilation
must basically consider the need
and resources of our own economy,
il must then consider the relative
needs of those who are to be sd-
mitted into our country.
81 The consideration OF rels-
tive needs OF those who are 10 oe
admitted into our country will, on
the basis of the principles We have
enumerated, give priority to such
persons. in their own country
here or elsewhere. as are the VIC
Tins of foreign political philoso-
phies. refugees and expellees and
such persons as are suffering from
widespread economic distress. II
would allow no such anomaly as
unused quotas.
~ Sound legislation based on
the above principles is obviously
as urgent as are the needs OF those
whom il would benefit. The law OF
charity would dictate that there be
no delay in its enactment. and
that special interim legislation be
promoted for the benefit Of those
persons who present urgent. estab-
Iished need. such as displaced per
sons whose cases are already pro
cesSed"
Monignor OFlaherty told the
commission that sound immigrs-
ton legislation Will serve to "es-
tablish unity and confidence Of
millions of peoples the world over
who look to us to lead the way in
establishing peaceful world
where freedom and justice and
charity will be the birthright Of
all men.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-10-24
Red-Coverned Election
In Poland Poses Grave
Dilemma For Catholics

LONDON - (NC) - Poland S
Catholics face grave problem of
conscience following the decision
of their communist rulers to hold
national election Oct. 26.
The question is: should they par
tipicate in procedure which
bears no resemblance to a genuine
ly free election, which offers no
real choice between candidates of
independent parties, and which
does not permit the expression of
any opposition to the communist
dictators ruling the country? Or
should they follow a line of polit-
ical "abstention"?
In an effort TO help Polish Catho-
lies in solving this dilemma, their
Bishops have issued a joint declar-
alton advising them that in the
performance of their duties as cit
liens there is a moral duty TO
cast votes. "
The Problem
A similar view was expressed ed
itorially in the weekly newspaper
Tygodnik Powszenchny, organ of
the Archdiocese of Cracow, which
urged Catholics TO vote according
to the dictates of their conscience
and in line with thoughtfully un-
derstood national interests"
The Bishops statement declared
that, by casting their votes. Polish
Catholics give expression to their
awareness that Cd they are con-
tributing to the Strengthening of
the nations internal unity and the
preservation of peace ~ the
needs of the country demand JOINT
efforts by all its members to re-
build the country and defend Po-
lands rights to the western terrl-
tories, and t3) in the work OF the
new Sejm (parliamenD the prlnci-
pies of the agreement between the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-10-24

LOUISVILLE. Ky. tNC) - His
Eminenee Samuel Cardinal Stritch.
Archbishop OF Chicago. officiated
here at ground breaking cere-
monies for new $1,000 900 ad.
ministration building for Bellar-
mine College The ritual was part
Of the ceremonies celebrating the
centennial Of Louisyilles Cathe-
dral Of the Assumption
The new building viii have &C
commodations for a 50,000Volume
library, administrative offices. 20
classrooms and students union
facilities. The Very Rev Alfred
H. Horrigan, college president,
said it is expected the building
will be ready for the lo53-54
school year.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-10-24

SYDNEY, Australia (NC)-Dir-
ector of music at the National
Eucharistic Congress in Sydney
next year will be a priest who
ranks as the No. / expert on
Australia's folk songs and ballads.
He is the Rev. DR.. Percy Jones,
holder of a doctorate from the
Pontifical Institute of Sacred
Music in Rome, director of Sacred
Music in the Archdiocese of Mel
bourne, and professor of music
at Melbourne University.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-10-24

The Fourth District Of Ohio Aux
iliary to the Knights Of St. John
will hold It's quarterly meeting
Sunday Oct 26) at 2 p. m. in the
St Francis school auditorium at
Buttles and Harrison avenues. Co
lumbus Host for the affair will
be Auxiliary No. 40 Of which Mrs.
Carl Mueller is president.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-10-24
University Of Montreal
Acquires Famed Library

MONTREAL (NC) = The Uni
verSity of Montreal has acquired
1890 volumes of the library Of
Professor Etienne Bartin. of the
Paris Faculty of Law, who died in
1948.
The collection included rare
works on history, philosophy, re
ligion, sociology, law, economics,
and other subjects. All the great
authors of the 18th and 10th
centuries are represented.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-10-24

MOBILE. Ala (NC) A Solemn
Pontifical Mass Of Thanksgiving
viii be celebrated IN the Cathe-
dral OF the Immaculate Conception
here on Oct. % BY Bishop Thomas
j. Toolen Of Mobile to commemor-
ate the silver jubilee Of his con-
secration.
Bishop Michael ] Ready 0rdi-
nary of the Diocese of Columbus,
Ohio will be among the members
of the Hierarchy attending the Gel
ebration in Mobile
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-10-24

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Class q. Section z
Steel Trap, The goth Century
Fox
Glass 3
Operation Secret fWsrners1
OBJECTION. Tends 10 por-
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ly.
Voodoo Tiger tColumbial
OBJECTION. Suggestive Sc
quence.
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10 Club Slates Halloween
Party Tomorrow Night

The 26 Club of st. Augustine's
church, Columbus, has scheduled
= Halloween party tomorrow (Sat-
urday, Oct. 25) evening at the res
idence of Mary Shower. Any single
Catholic, 26 years of age or older.
is invited to attend the party and
join the club.
For reservations and information
call: Miss Shower. JE. $500: Joan
Karschner, UN 1850; or Geraldine
Zach, LA. 4063.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-10-24

CHICAGO-NC)-A get of ap-
proximateIy a quarter of million
dollars has been re eiyed by ST.
Francis Xavier College for Women
here for the library of its new col
lege. Mother Mary ALBERTA. presi-
dent. has announced. The Gift is
from the estate of Thomas Byrne
Chicago building contractor.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-01

SDitems oes politii6en Serrors" eins
gefiibrt peroen.
SSSn Bonn lit man ser Inii6t, oaB
oie Soipiet@llnion in Der eeiamtoeut-
l6en Srage nunn1ebr ielbit Oas @ort
ergreifen meroe, ltnb oaB NIT Dem
appeu @rotepobls mogliberpeiIe Ell
ne neue gtappe bon 4ngeboten einge>
leitet neroen tonne. Wan betont, oab
Die nelten 8emiibungen ser Soniet>
Gone iid offenbar ni6t mebr auf Ser
ebene bon ugeiamtoeutl6en @oblen"
bepegen ioaen, lonoern oaB auf TO-
tpietiides Serlangen oieie Srage iett
Dem Streben na6 5rieoensperbano-
lungen untergeorbnet lperoen ioa.
9emgegeniiber lautet ser peltoeut-
I6e Stanopunft unberGnoert oobit1,
OaB Dor ebten 6rieoensperbanbIun-
gen Geuti6lano auf Dem 8ege iiber
freie @ablen 5u elmer Nationalper-
lammlung uno 5u elmer gelamtoel,t-
i6en Eegierung fommen nuB. Grit
cine lolde 9tegierung fonne Damn
our6 cine frei pereinbarte frieoenss
pertraglide Hegelung fir gan5
2eutI6lano 81 einem alleits befrie-
oigenOen grgebnis fommen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-01
Dtr t1rnr phafr hrH mrltkrtrgrH

oroneten 8erbaltniiie bes 2anoes eis
genartige @eoanfen alfgeItiegen ieftt
mogen, tpenn er Ser berporrenen
8erbaltniiie in Der Seimat geba6te.
8as bie 8ertreter Ger NMSS-
2Gn0er nab 2iiiabon fiibrte, mar bas
8emiiben Dem mosfo1pitilben &oIoB
10 ettpas tpie cine seidloiiene Sront
gegeniiber5uite iteaen, aus oen Sriin1.
mern WeIt4guropas einen @an bers
ouri6ten, Inn GuBlanb ab5ui6refen
bon DEM befiir6teten Ingriff auf oen
@elten uno Dem 8eriu1 ntosfopitild-
fommuniitii6er 8eri iHabung ser @elt
= ober, menn Der 8eriu6 trobbem
unternommen tperoen iollte, ibm nit
bereinter &raft au tuebren. @enn sic
leitenoen Wdnner Der 2iliaborer 3u-
lammenfllnft ni6t an ser Sberfl46e
oes 3eitgei6ebens baften (tpie Iei6er
5u befiir6ten ilD, Damn miiiien tie iif
Der grfenntnis eribloiien baben, 6aB
es lib niht 10 iebr Inn einen Mus-
gleid 6es &rdfteberbGltnilles banoelt,
ionoern baB mir an elmer bobbeoeut.
iamen @enbe ser @eltgei6i6te ite.
ben, in Ser es gilt, ibtpere Srrungen
oer gereaneenbeit nod &r6ften gut
8uma6en uno planmdBis am 8au Ser
Snfunft 5u arbeiten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-01
Nortb Mtlantic Sreats

als bie perb6nenisponen 5olgen
oes NIT tpeltli6er Silfe berbeigefiibr-
ten ruiiii6en Sieges uno ser gero-
Oe5u pbantaItiiden 3ugeitGnoniiie
Rooiebelts, Gbur6iGs uno Srumans
an Stalin offenbar 5l1 1peroen besan-
men, fam es nab Waribaa-Man unb
anbern Observation-Disclosures al Dem
0oro- -Mtlantil1en Baft. 8ieIer tpur=
De am 3. Ipril 1949 in @aibington
BON ben GuBenminiitern bon ap0lf
2Gnbern nereinbart. Ser uNortb Mt-
lantic greatp" iteat zines Ger bemer-
fensnerteiten Shusbiinonille ber @e-
i6idte oar.
Seit ienem Apriltag Dor brei Sab
rem iino Die beteiligten Staaten be-
mijbt, Die 8eitimmungen bes Ser
trays 5nr Wirflibfeit tperoen al Iai-
len. gu bielem 3tped boben oie glu-
Benminiiter als uNortb atlantic
Council" a6t &onferenaen absebal-
ten, orei in @aibington, ie cine in
2onbon, Seem gorf, 8riiilel, Sttapa
uno &om. Sic itanben bon oornber-
ein einem gan5en &ompler bon Bro=
blemen militdrii6er, tptrtI6aftli6er
uno politilder Natur eegeniiber, 11nb
seitipeilig erboben ii6 llniiberiteigli6
i6einenbe Sinoerniiie. 9ieIe ergaben
ii6 gum Sell aus ser &riegsn1iioig-
felt uno politilden uno tpirtl6aftli=
6en S6tpd6e Ger el1ropdiI6en 2dn4
Ser, 5um Sell aus Sen tiefgebenoen
@egeniaten Dor aaem 5tpiifen Sranf-
reid uno 9eutl6lanb, gum Sell aus
Ser b0lligen Sbnma6t at ser
9eutlblano ourb oie ungliidielise
~beoingingsloie &apitulation" berur-
teilt mar, gum Sell aus ser ltngebul5
unb oem Oraufgdngertum ser ameri=
fanii6en Yolitif, ste fein re6tes Ser
itanonis batte fir Die 8eiorgnis GU
ropas Dor einem neuen &rieg, Der
Dor aaem auf feline Soften geben
piiroe.
Sros aGem i9ritten sic @lGne -
menigitens auf Dem 8apier - poran.
Gin Wilitdrfommanoo alnter General
gilenbotper fam 5ultanoe, unb ser
@runo fir cine guropa=Mrmee tpur-
oe gelegt. slu6 Die 1inan5ierung
ourd) bie beteiligten Hegiernngen
muroe einigermaBen gereselt unter
m0slidlter 8eriidli6tisung Ser pre-
fGren Sinan5lage Ser 8ertragsitaa-
ten. @roBe S1nierigfeiten bereitete
Die Holle, bie bas na6 Der &apitula=
ton bon 1915 rfiir INNER" entmili-
tarilterte 0eutl6lano 5u ipielen bat.
Sn neiteiten &reiien bes oeuti6en
8oIfes peripiirte man feline 9eigung,
lpieoer cine MilitGrma6t at tperoen,
uno oas tpuroe als Eros unb Sein6-
ieligfeit gegen SEN @eiten gebeutet,
oa man lib oariiber flar mar, oaB
cine guropa1Mrmee 11nter Musi6luB
Geutlblanos Elm l1noing iei. slber
eegen irgenoeine 8ieoerbeipaffnung
9eutidlanos erbob ii6 geraoe5u bp.
iteriider Wioerlpru6 in aranfreid.
Wit Wiiibe unb Scot beritan6 man ii9
sort oa5a, Die 9eutiden fir europa
fanlpfen 5lt laiien, forberte aber, oaB
tie MIR getpiiiermaBen als Soloner
tuomoglid unter fran5oitIdem
&ommanbo = in oie @uropa=4rmee
eintrdten. @s lit begreiflid, 6aB bas
ben beutiden @i6erIprud nur nod
beriteifte. @ebehert tpurbe ni6ts 6a-
NIT, bob man Die Deutihen i,nter
Drud gu ieben beriubte NIT Ser Ser
50gerung, zines interimiitiiden Srie-
oensfontrafts uiw. gollen6s berfab.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-01
1nlann

@iaiam 2eece, ser SSuIti5berater
zines Senatsfomitees, bas iid) nit
elmer llnterludung ii6er SOS iiber-
l6itilige Seereseut befaBt, erfl6rte
lebte 8ofe, baB orei Eerionen nit
elmer &apitalsanlage bon $1,000 in
einem Sanfergeifaft $45O,OOO Der
oient" baben. Die Gerbonolungen
leien bon einen Inlpaltspartner bon
ytepbolo Oeorris, SouIton 8aiien,
gefiibrt tporoen.
9ie &ieienprofite iino in sic ga.
lden bon Soiepb Gaiep, einem sln,
malt BON @aibington, Ser friiber Sc,
mofrotil6es Witglieo bes Saules
mar, unb 5lpei Seilbabern gefloiien,
oie nad oem &riege bon ser Mari,
time Gommiilion orei iiberidiillige
Sanfer gefauft baben. Goiep bat
$500, 6. Stanlep &lein, Elm Seem
Yorfer 8eibdftsmonn $4OO unb
Snlius Solmes, ein @elanbter Ser
Ser. Staaten in 2onoon, $500 5uge.
| |l6eiien. Sic areaHiiierten sic Sea.
tional Sanfer Corporation, sic Die
S6iffe iibernommen unb lie i'm Ssabr
194S an oie limited Snnfer Corpora.
tion oerfauft bat. I
Wogli6eripeiie miro audi Morris,
ser bon 8raiibent Srl1man nit ser
r9ausreinigung" ser Gegierung BE-
trout puroe, porgelaoen peroen.
3Det Vtttglieoer oes &omitees, oie
republifanil6en Senatoren gtiron
BON California uno Nfunot bon Siio=
Gafota, baben bereits perlangt, yoaB
Morris oorgelaoen peroe, I'M iiber
Sic groBen @ebitbren sluil6luB al
ge6enL bie leine lnlpalts firma BEL
oielem @eibift erbalten baben jon"
slu6 Ser 9tame bon Solepb Golen=
baum, einem @aibingtoner Inipalt,
ser I'M lebten Sabr in ser HSG-ltn-
terlu6llng perbort tpuroe, tau6te in
Gerbinoung nit 0en intereIionten
SAL auf.
Gin 9lusi6uB oes sl6seoroneten,
bauies begann am Sreitag Sic ltnters
Iu6ung bes Suiti5oepartements 1,no
bat 5ablrei6e Sofunlente iiber Sros
5elie in BEN lebten ie6s Sabren on
geforoert, Inn feit5ulteaen, Of unans
gebrahte Gerl6leppungen uno Ser
tulbungen porgefommen iino. 9lud)
lpuroe cine 81 lte aller SGlle berlangt,
in oenen bon anoeren 9lenltern eine
Strafoerfolgung borgei6lagen NOR
ben mar, aber ni6t erfolgt lit. ygs
gibt cine Wenge iol6er SGQe, llno lie
Derben obne 3peifel in oie tauIenoe
geben" lagte Der oemofratilde Ibge.
oronete Gbelf bon &elttudp, ser Sen
goriib fiibrt.
Gbelf lagte, oieie l1nterju6ung ser
Gro5eBfaae lei nl1r Elm slnfang, benn
lpater peroe iid Iein slusi6uB aud
nit Ser l1nterlu6ung Ser gntitrult,
SGlle befaiien, sic bonn 9eportelne111
Ielblt begonnen tpurben, uno piellei6t
NIT ieiner SGtigfeit inbe5ug auf oas
organiiierte Serbre6ertrln.
Gbelf erflarte, Sic 3ultGnbigfei1
oes aomitees erltrede iid) audi aui
Nelpbolo Worris, Sen ser BrGiioei1t
NIT Ser uSausreinigung" betraut fat
rals Sonoeraiiiitent oes 8eneralatt,
mnItS flint pr 1tr1tpr Sna oS1tItiaSpnnr.
tement, " ldgte gbelf.
Morris bat erflart, baB er freie
Sano erbalten babe 11no feline Muf,
gabe NIT Ser unteriu6ung oes sSuIti5.
departments lelbit beginnen tperbe.
ueber Sic slrt, tuie ST. Eruman in
Ser nit eroBem Srara ar1eefiinbieter
vSausreinigl,ng" 5u @erfe ei11g,
idreibt oie ,N. 3. tStaats5eitune':
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-01
Sic sasnms in 2ifabon

Mber geididtli6e uno gar reli-
gionsgeidi6tli6e 8etra6tungen ba-
BEN oie Staofsm6nner in Ser Saupt-
Itaot Salaaars, ben cine einieitige
uno oberflddlibe Betrabtung gum
rfaihiitiiden Diftator" iten1pelt, t.
herlib nidt angeiteat 1penigItens
niht offi3ien, ipietpobl manhem bon
gr0Berem grnit 1tnter ibnen beim Mn-
Bid Der alien 3eugen elmer groBen
@eihihte un6 beim Stu6ium Ser ge-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-01

SSn elmer HeOe in 8arre, ST., eriff
am Sreitag Senator Saft Die AuBe1-
politif oes Hraiioenten Eruman iharf
an unb iagte, er tpiirbe 6as Staats.
(Sortlesuns auf Seite 81
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l1eber Sic Mrt, tpie ST. Sruman in
Ser NIT sroBen Srara angefiinoigten
~Sausreinigl,ng" 5u @erfe eing,
ibreibt bie 81. q. (Staatsaeituns':
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>6G-Matehng Eton cap with eanaps. I69
56Coton bouee apiece knit suit by Youte suspender se
snap crotch White blue maize mint Sizes IL 1S months $50
56J-Marehng Cardigan. $50
56K-Marching Beret, 100
Evening star., 1952-12-07

57F-kdde single strand simulated pearl set BY Bene.
dikt with adjustable bracelet to match. l.OOs
57G-"Lady Bug, Lady Bug trio Of pins by Benedkt
with enamel derail LOO
s7H-"Lady Bug, Lady Bug bracelet by Benedikt with
enamel charms on link chain. l.OO'
57J-Gold silver eolored charm bracelet by Bene-
dikt with IL charms on link chain LOO
Evening star., 1952-04-29

published in 1860, and sold some
1000 copies.
The letter was written by Lin
coin on November 20, 1858, to his
friend, DR.. Charles H. Ray of the
Chicago Press and Tribune, re-
questing two sets of the news
papers reports on the debates.
DR.. Ray did not have the sets to
send.
Letter Reads in Part.
The letter reads in part: 81
wish to preserve set of the late
debates (if they may be called 500
between Douglas and myself
l wish the two sets in order to lay
one away in the room and to put
the other in a scrapbook."
Mr.. Stern purchased the scrap
book for $4,000 and the letter
for $500 at an auction sale last
February of the Oliver r. Barrett
collection of Lincolniana.
The printers copy was not re-
turned to Lincoln after it was
published, but apparently was
kept by the publishers. 1t went
from their hands to Charles
Frederick Gunther and then to
Mr.. Barrett'S possession.
Evening star., 1952-04-29
D. c. Man, 81, Indicted
On YOUNG Girls Churqe:

A 51-year-old man was indicted
yesterday on sex offense charges
involving two young girls.
Earl v. Williams, colored, Of the
600 block of L street NV. is
named in the indictment. The two
colored. girls involved are 9 and
10 years old.
Henry McCann, 80, colored, of
the 800 block of K street Sc, was
indicted on charges Of mayhem
and assault with a dangerous
weapon. The charges accuse him
of binding AngriSh E. Crawford,
colored, of the 800 block of c
street NE. in one eye by striking
him with, a bottle.
The indictments were among a
total of % returned by a grand
jury before Chief Judge Bolitha
j. Laws of District Court.
Evening star., 1952-04-29
District Heads Commended
On REORGANIZATION Victory

The Mid-City Citizens Associa-
ton last night voted commenda-
tions to Commissioners F. Joseph
Donohue and Brig. Gen. Bernard
L. Robinson for their successful
fight to obtain presidential ap-
proval Of their plan for reorgan-
ization Of the District government.
The group also asked that title
to all public recreational lands in
the District be taken from the
Federal Government and put un-
der the District Government.
The meeting was held at
Thomson School. Twelfth and L
streets NV, and was conducted
by j. Bernard Mcdonnell. presi-
dent.