davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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fRAllERS (cent.)

luggage or eampin,
trailer, aN-steel covered, 2 wheels
4x6. VIII sleep 2 people. cookie
tires, S175.
TWo-WHEELED LUGGAGE TRAIL.
ER, 4x6. new body. S75.
FOUR-WHEEL CROSS COUNTRY
trailer. 3-ft. steel sides. 5x10 body
HAUL-A.WAY6
SS1S .JJen6erson Davis Hwy. Arl
VI. 06O6. -
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Mobile Homes
HEADQUARTERS IN OUR
NATIONS CAPITAL
SALES, SERVICE. REsTAI1
American Trailer
Co., Inc.
1850 WIS. AVE. NV, Wo. 32Sl
Certined T.C.M.A. Dealer
AUTOS & TRUCKS WANTED

N0RTH CAROLINA DEALER win nay
G1p prices for clean used cars. can
soTThhikRNN BUYER in town for on.
week; highest cash prices paid for
goo9 clean cars. Ia. 4S0l.
w0gLD LIKE to purchase 1850 or
5595d auto immediately. Call DI.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
yor nice. low-mileage cars, MORRIS
HUGHES. Z612 Ga. ave-. RIA. 1922,
!, WOULD. LIKE 70 BUY . clean
late model car. preferably with radio
ana heater; can pay al cash. NE.
WoTLD LIKE to purchase from q
rsN psiTafs e oWHs5. Sgs5. late model Cadillac.
FAIR, HONEST APPRAIsALs Of all
makes Of cars are assured ct MCKEE
PONTlAC. 1884 l. ct. NV. NJ.
a Tof pRICE for late model car, any
make: Mr.. Dunningan. CAPITOL
G0Op NAN ron BAD CARS snd
trucks; junkers $50 and up, Call
IA. 1859; immediate removal.
WE ARE DESPERATE for clean cars,
top price, then bring It to US Tor
Alexandria. XII. s-e046. 10
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LOIS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

sEAGIDETACMED LOTS. to 90;
utilities In: street on grede: u.
Riverdsle. Nd. 81. 2966. OF: 7006.
LAND-Commercial. residential eptS.'
semidet., Industrial; small ana lge.
acreage, farms, or investment prop.
critics. Lou cAPUT1. Realtor' Js'
LOTS: fs:Ii Ii7,soo 50. It. wooded slen on
Philadelphia ave.. Takoma Pk2 Mont
gomefy County, Md; 10. 6SV6.
builder must be bondable; WIN re.
sssssa seasa g isssmiSase..sSss: q S $500 s.ssSi; si
In excellent Hyattsville area. 81
Colorado Bldg. RI: 1870: %
HAVE LOT zoned tor Ssstoxy ep eps'
Cau Mr.. BramhAm, EM. $500 OF
HAVE "a LOTS, zoned for 4-femily
bidgs., ne. Can Mr.. BramhAm.
EN-. $500, or DI. 8100. with Bet
20 ACRES ut Norbeck; . miles from
the Manor Country Club; rtght 1p
the path Of rapid DEVELOPMENT; Of:
fered for quick cash sale et about
60% Of its present market value;
no brokers, please. BOZ 260-J, star.
NEAR MCLEAN, vA.-Long frontage;
stream and trees; 1883 acres. Call
OWNER, GIL. 2660 "a
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AVIATION

FOE SALE By OWNER-very clean
4-passenger atinson Voyager 1OS:
excellent condition; equipped with
away radio. heater. flashing POSI-
ton lights, seat covers, wheel pants,
indicator; licensed until July 26,
1888: $3.50. Phone 0L. 400.
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| HOUSES WTD. TO BUY Gent

WILL PAY CASH, regardless Of
condition; white or colored; in ali
sections Of d. c. and nearby Nd.
Tor tmmed. sctton. call ST. 1920;
HIMEDiATE CASH for your home or
investment prop. Any section d. G.
T PROMPT ATTENTiON to III the sale sale
OF your nome. business or invest
%ips csi p property X yhst you desire
60S North Capitol. Ma. $3.50. Free
appraiSals. Results since 1919.
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GARAGES
TRAILERS

GAHAGE-Built-in brick: for rent
$1O mo: 126 17th 1t. ne. Cal
IA. .4So4. LIB
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

LEASE On. EUY 10000 or more
SQUARE feet for used-car lot; must
be ON wen.knoWna street in active
area with heavy pedestrian tYaf6c.
Mr.. R1INE9. OR. 34OO.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIEsT HsyTa ANp scgR sES9NR TsysT ~ .o,.on. LOANS
1891 q st. nv. ME: 2A95.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - We
will buy second trust notes, d. c..
nearby Nd. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST
MENT CORE: 1912 N. =. ave. NV.
AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE for 1st.
2nd and Srd mortgages; nearby Md.
properties. Call MR.. PIERCY. JU.
$4,000. 310 Zig Bldg. Su. Spg. Md.
FIRST.TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; s TO. 5 year terms and
monthly payments. p. ]. WAlSHE.
INC, 1116 Eye St. NV. MA. GAGS.
End AND 3rd TRUST NOTES pur-
chased; immediate action. Once
open 8 am. to 8 pm. Call or come
In. HUGH 3: CONNER, 1927 K st
2nd TRUSTS. ARLIN0T0N AREA
Immed. action. McClaine Properties.
2100 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. IA. $500.
End TRUSTS
Second trusts wanted. Cash today
RA. 1881. dL. 6676, day or EVENINGS
a "A
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ZOE SALE. 1851 Lishthouse duplex
trailer: over $1,000 in trailer and
Woodley Hills Park. 90. of Alex, on
q. o. I. @
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

INTERNATIONAL ,1e4s S-ten: excel
lent condition. For sale by owner.
FORD 1917 1-ton panel: s450 or
best reasonable offer. See MR..
FITZGERALD daily, $50 am. to
5 pm, Evening Star Garage, e41
TsSck aSs :, ,nos6S1, sS 7.1s. steel deck, s So.
IS2sa .ssa: Rs1sss', OF s';s
FORD. 1860 FL h-ton. panel; me
owner. Ses5. HILL 81 sANDER&
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer (NA.
9S60). 1114 Vermont ave. n.W.-6I
FORD 1948 acton pickup; very
clean; ready to work; good tires;
$845. HILL & SANDERS, Wash. 8
Oldest Ford Dealer (NA. 9660l,
lila vermont ave: NV. -6
CHEVROLET '46 sedan delivery; very
clean. ready To. 80, S496: 2-day
money-back trial 4-month written
guarantee. HILL q SANDERS.
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer (NA.
$500. lila Vermont ave. n.W.-6I
TRUCK BARGAINS 49,
"a Init. KB-6 chassis ------.-- 500
'46 Chev e.o.e. nat bed ------ 4251
NATIONAL TRUCK RENTAL CO.
2316 Georgis Ave. NV. NO. 770b
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(continued.)

TWO ROOM SUITE. located ut End
and Kennedy SITS. NV. In . modern
once bldg: Suitable for manuf;
Mr. Holland, with H. q. sMITHY
Co., s11 18th st. NV. ST. $500.
DOWNTOWN e-ROOM SUITE, To-
Gated at 18th and H SITS. NV; rent,
$126 per mo-; contains 400 50. &c.
Call Mr.: Holland. H. O.. sM1THY
CO.. 81 18th st. NV. ST. $500.
s&s ;$ $!;s$ 3; ::: S: :ss
PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE
available In newly. decorated bldg.
on r. J.: ave. Particularly desirable
for position wishing centrally To-
a. sas'd ises Gr ssss'iss Sx iss7 ;Dsss T:sf
DOWNTOWN-1 ONCE avail. in law
yer,s suite: attrac. reception rm.:
ME. 6311; ewes. OIL. 7640. Ill .
fW0 ROOMS. 1902 r. I. ave., Brent
xGHei III PRIVATE OFFICE. @.U air
excelient downtown modern once
hldR.; receptionist and telephone
service II reQuired: moderate rent;
immediate occupancy. Reply Box
lOlS i2th ST. N.W.-3-rm. suite,
1st a. In newly improved ONCE BLDG;
ideal for union trade assn. or. loc.
natl ins .s srf sss seveEn 81 0sasH ssso once: .1ss'
CLARENDON
SIS viii rent an sir-conditioned out.
side ONCE in this new building.
WALKER q DUNLOP, INC. DI. O222.
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el0, 500 lst MORT, payable SIOO
per no., incl. int. at per cent;
secured on 1S acres and 6-rm.
bungalow ct Fairfax, Va, resp.
maker; present holder viii indorse
and guar. payment In full; very lib.
discount. 81. 6633. "a
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AT
Moderate Price

We know that you will not want to
miss the oppertunity e Inspect thsse s
therefore. the welcome mat Is out
These homes contain lge. iv. rm.
With firepl., din. rm. with bay win
dow, modern equipped kit. with fur:
nished breakfast nook. 8 wonderful
bedrms., beautiful tiled bath: full
bath. Situated on lge lot in cony.
nearby Falls Church area. Six built
"a sold. See these at once.
Directions: Out Lee hwy. to Washing
ton blvd, right on Washington blvd.
moreiand st TO our OPEN SIGN.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
1922 Wilson Blvd. OW. $3.50 Till 9
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

WANT FARM. s to 7B acres, (im.
proved or run down.. within 20
70 .sI 90 miles D. c.; sood SOL. IT,
NEW HIGHWAY, bet. d. c. and An
napolis; also long frontage on Route
so, Is located mr.. Annapolis Water
Works. Fifty-acre farm, good house
and outbldgs. Priced $12.6O0 for
quick sale. Good farm investment
or subdivision. n. G. GIBSON DU.
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LOANS
MONEY WANTED

$2.BO0, Immediately. 9O-day note
win make satisfactory arrangement
for repayment. Boz 230-K. Star.
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A DEALER FROM N. c.
Paying big prices for 1886 TO 1850
cars. $500 Ga. ave. NV. 0E. 9S44.
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Ind TRUSTS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

Second trusts wanted. Cash today
RA. 1881. 0L. 6676, day or EVENINGS
"A
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.Desperate-Need Nd. Home
]. VICTOR DICKEY, AP. $3.50.
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BVIs EAkTx-IOI
convertible, power
heater. 1000 mi.
club coupe, Wind
mi; .$2.326: Ford
omatic, radio and
$2,126. All cars
Just like new.
MATEY, ST. 6533
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.oTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

BUILDER NEEDS LOTS, apt. sites or
acreage in Prince Georges County.
UN. 340O. -6
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-11-07
Retreat League
Opens TwoDay
Meet Saturday
l4,0O0,0O0 Deaths
Laid To Conmies

NEW YORK - NC) - China S
Communist regime has executed or
caused the death of more than IA
million persons in the last five
years, according TO the American
Federation of Labor's Free Trade
Union Committee.
Among these we're more than
500 US. prisoners Of war captured
in Korea.
Here is d partial breakdown of
the data compiled by the AFL on
the basis Of underground reports:
/. Five million anti-Communists
we're executed in rural areas after
being accused as Landlords" or
Village despots."
2. Almost three million Chinese
we're killed between 1950-52 on
grounds they were Nationalist ire
dictionaries"
3. Slain as bandit agents" were
100000.
4. Almost 100000 we're executed
as 'treacherous merchants"
5. Two million persons impress
ed as slave laborers in the Chinese
Communist army have perished
many of them having been assign
ed to suicide assault units.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-11-07
Father Hearn
New Chaplain
OF First ARMY

NEW YORK (NC) Father
(Col.) Robert j. Hearn, Columbus
diocese priest, has taken over a
new assignment as First Army
Chaplain, it was announced here
at First Army Headquarters.
He succeeds Msgr. (Col.) Edward
R. Martin, retired, who was honor
ed, on leaving the service, by a
parade of some 500 troops and the
presentation of a Certificate of
Achievement at First Army Head
quarters, Governors Island.
A resident of Yonkers, N. Y,
MonSignor Martin was ordained in
1921 and commissioned in the
Regular Army in 1925. He served
at various posts in the u. S.,
Hawaii and the Philippines and
during World War IL was Divi-
sion Chaplain of the 1st Armored
Division, serving in Ireland and in
the North African campaigns.
Father Hearn, native of Rox-
bury, Mass, was ordained in 1890.
He entered the Army in 1941 and
served in New Guinea and the
Philippines in World War II.
He went to Korea in July, 1850
and served there eight months.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-11-07
Tito Steps Up His War
To Shackle The Church

GRAZ, Austrian (NC) - In the
never-ceasing war against the
Church and religion, Yugoslavia's
communiSt-controlled press and ra-
dio are at present concentrating
their fire on the Bishops, the Vat
ican and its diplomatic representa-
tive in Belgrade.
The Bishops are branded as re
dictionary, malicious and hostile to
the internal order of the country"
The Vatican is accused of Openly
taking part in the anti-Yugoslav
campaign" The charge d'affaires
of the Papal Internunciature in
Belgrade, MSgr. Silvio Oddi, is
charged with exceeding his COM
petence", with supporting "all the
ultra-imperialist pretensions of the
irredentists," and with demanding
that "some of the Bishops be dis.
loyal to their own people"
Bishops Meet
Yugoslav papers received here
and radio broadcasts heard are full
of such denunciations. They were
all prompted by a recent meeting
of the Bishops in Zagreb where
they decided that priests shall not
join government-sponsored priests
associations-formed for the pur-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-11-07
Pope Disopproues Pan-Sesuol
Definition Of Man By Freud
Does MOI Condemn Psychoanalysis Generally But
Prescribes Cooperation With Priesthood

es in dealing with patients. For
more complicated cases a doctor
can consult competent writer's on
ethics who are approved by the
Church and are recognized as be-
ing sound in doctrine On the 9th
er hand, the priest, too, who is
faced with difficult cases of seri-
Gus neurosis can consult a compe-
tent and conscientious doctor or
direct his client to a medical spe-
cialist in whom he has full conf
dence, the article said.
"Here the Pope stresses the close
cooperation and relationship be-
tween priest and psychiatrist, or
between priest and the physician
in general.
at may be correctly said in the
end that the Pope approves OF
psyehoanalysis in general with the
exception of using the pan-sexuaI
theory of Freud, to which many
analysts adhere. With regard to the
relationship between priest and
psychiatrist, it may be paraphrased
in the following sentence: Render
to priests the things that are
priests and to psychiatrists, the
things which are psychiatrists'"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-11-07
Columbus Nurses
Assist AT State
Convention Here

Nurses from Columbus Catholic
hospitals were among those from
81 hospitals throughout Ohio rep
resented at student nurses conven-
ton closing today at the Chitten-
den hotel, Columbus.
Purpose of the convention was
to organize the students of Ohio
on a statewide level, to compare
the progress of city-wide student
nurse organizations and to assist
those groups wishing to form or
CARNATIONS.
The Rev. James MtEwan, Chap
lain to students and faculty at the
Ohio State university, was one of
the main spakers at the conven-
ton. He discussed sNursing-Its
international Aspect" at banquet
last night.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-11-07
Latin Quarterly
To Be Published

VATICAN CITY - radio, NC)
First issue of a quarterly devot-
ed to the present day use of the
Latin language will soon make its
appearance here, Vatican circles
disclosed. The publication will be
called Latinitas.
The review will be devoted to all
phases of the use of Latin in Papal
documents and by the Roman
Curia. 1t will be stated by lead
ing Latinists of the Curia, and will
have the collaboration of expert
Latinists in foreign countries.
1t is expected that Msgr. An
tonic Bacci, Secretary of Briefs to
Princes, will be named editor of
the new quarterly. The function of
Msgr. Bacci's office and that of the
Secretariate of Latin Letters is
writing in Latin the Acts of the
Supreme Pontiff.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-11-07
Set Profession
Of Faith Day

Members of the two Catholic
War Veterans Posts of Columbus
Our Lady of Fatima Post 983 and
Father Falter Post 1383-will COM
memorate their second annual
Profession of Faith Day with a
Mass Sunday, Nov. 9, at st. Joseph
Cathedral.
Members of the two CWV posts
will meet in front of the Cathedral
before Mass, set for 8 am, and
march in body behind the colors.
All Catholic veterans are invited
to participate in the ceremonies.
Paul Theado is Commander OF
the Fatima Post and John Fearon
is Commander of Father Falter
Post. Other officers of the Fatims
post are:
Bill Grub, 1st vice-commander
Vincent Serio, End vice-command
er; Edward Hatum, 3rd vice-com
mander; James Shlulb, adjutant;
Jack Baker, judge advocate; Bill
Heslop, officer of day; Dick Kunk
Ter, treasurer; John Taller, trustee
and John Neymeier, welfare Off
Ger.
Officers of Father Falter Post
are Thelma Crosby, 1st vice-com
mander; Dick Stai, End vice-com
mander; Steve Gostoldo, Bird vice
commander; Dan Connor, adjutant;
Tom Lane, judge advocate; Bill
Crosbie, officer of day; DR.. Sylves
ter Bergman, treasurer; Al Fred
ricks, John r. Tracy and Joseph
Cotter, trustees; John M. Cotter
welfare officer; Earl Hummer, his
torian, and DR.. Henry Hughes
medical officer.
James H. King is 1st vice-com
mander for the Department oi
Ohio.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-11-07
Mass, Holy Hour,
Noted Speakers
He a dime Meet

Highlighted by Solemn Mass
Coram Pontifice and the appear
snce of outstanding clerical and
lay speakers, plans were completed
this week for the Ohio Regional
Conference of the National Lay
women's Retreat Movement which
opens tomorrow at the Deshler-
Wallick hotel, Columbus.
Celebrant Of the Solemn Mass
Sunday at 9 am. in ST. Joseph Ca
thedral will be the Very Rev. Msgr.
Harry S. Connolly, pastor of the
Cathedral The Retreats
and the ApestoIate in the Diocese"
will be delivered by Bishop
Ready.
The Rev Thomas S. Sabrey, Di-
ocesan Consultant, Religious Ac-
tivities Committee of the Council
of Catholic Women, will be deacon.
Sub-deacon will be the Rev. Ed
ward F. Healey, Diocesan Director
Of Lay Retreats. SeminarianS from
ST. Charles college will sing.
Congregational Singing
At the Holy Hour Sunday at 4:3O
pm. in the Cathedral, the sermon
will be given by the Rev. Leo c.
Byrne, national moderator of the
group. Father Byrne win discuss
Retreats and the Lay Apostle
late" Congregational singing of
Benediction hymns, and hymns to
the Sacred Heart, Blessed Mother
and St. Joseph will be included in
the Holy Hour.
One feature of the two-day con-
ference will be the dinner-open
to both men and women-Saturday
at 7 pm. at the Deshler. Guest
speaker will be the Most Rev. John
J. Wright, Bishop of Worcester,
Mass.
Father HeaIey, POSTMASTER of
the dinner, will introduce Bishop
Wright.
Named Chairman
Mrs. G. c. Mcfarland, Of Our
Lady of Peace church, Columbus,
has been appointed chairman of
dinner arrangements. She will be
assisted by Mrs. Henry Kulp of
st. Christopher parish.
Guest speaker at the luncheon
Sunday at pm. will be the Right
Rev. Msgr. Paul ]. Glenn, Ph. D.,
rector of st. Charles college. Mon
Continued on Page .
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-11-07

WASHINGTON - NC) - His
Holiness Pope Plus XII has made
ut clear that neither psychoanaly-
sis in general, nor its recently de-
veloped forms and techniques, nor
the psycho-therapeutic treatment
of sexual neuroses are necessarily
to be condemned"
This observation was made here
by DIR. Robert p. Odenwald, direc-
tor of the Catholic University of
Americas child center and author
ity on psychiatry. He based his
comment on an article which ap-
peared last month in POsservatore
Romano, Vatican City daily, deal
ing with discourse by the Pope
and an explanation of the "authori-
tative norms" for the use of
psychoanalytic methods set by him.
Ethics and Morality
The article, DR.. Odenwald point
ed out, explained that all systems
have certain common principles,
methods and experiments which
are in no way contrary to natural
ethics and Christian morality.
However, the Pope definitely
disapproved of the so-called PAN
sexual method in the "transgres-
sion of ethical limits DR.. Oden-
valid said. Without naming names
it is evident that the Pope means
Freud's theory of pan-sexuaiism.
1t is this theory that separates
Catholics from Freud and his fol-
lowers, where Freudian analysts
define man as sexual animal,
meaning that the most essential
driving force of human nature is
sex. Freud viewed his thesis that
man is just sexual animal as a
major discovery. Freud did not of
fer the proof of his theory of pan
sexualism."
DR.. Odenwald ackno Wledged
that there is no question sex
plays an important part in life, .
but he stressed that sex ''is not the
only, and not even the main driv-
ing force in men,"
The Pope's Norms
in conclusion, the article urg-
ed Catholic doctors to keep the
Pope's norms in mind and TO use
good judgment and right conscienc.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-11-07
Four SlOvaks
Executed, Four
Jailed By Reds

LONDON. Oct. 81 CNC) - Com
munists have executed four Slo-
vaks in their tyrannical attempts
to break all religious and national
opposition to Marxist rule, accord
ing to information received here.
Four others were given long prison
sentences, one for life. The prop
erty of all was eonfiscated
All were members of the white
Legion" an underground organiza-
ton battling communism on both
national and religious grounds.
The Red rulers have found reli-
gious resistance particularly stub
born in that predominantly Cath
olic country.
The Legion operates secret ra.
dio station and fosters active and
passive resistance to the regime
The Legion's principal aim is estab-
lishment of q free Slovakia in a
federated Europe"
The defendants were accused OF
having engaged in espionage fol-
the 'imperialist" powers and "anti-
state" activities.
Given death sentences were Mi.
chal Mihok, Jan Resetka, Bohumil
Gruber and F. Bognar. Stanislay
Hadac was given life imprison-
ment: Jan Minarik 25 years, Josef
Louska 18 years and Michal Madej
Is years.
In Prague eight Boy Scout lead
ers are reported to have been i'm,
prisoned for terms from eight years
to life for an alleged ''plot" to over,
throw the peoples democracy.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-11-07
The Votes Have Been Counted
This is Americal

This is Americal
We have just completed free election, by a free
people
We have chosen the President who will head the ma
ton during the next four years beginning next January
20
IL this were country under the Iron Thumb, the los
ing candidate and his supporters would have been hqul
dated" by this time.
That u.s. unless they had been lucky enough to get
across the border ahead of the winners hatchetmen
Fortunately for them-and for that is not the
American way Harsh words spoken in the heat of the
campaign already have been erased Real Statesmen have
never been "soreheads'-Win or lose
And all of them working together to pro-
mote the interests of our country.
It's time for the rest of u.s. regardless of party aff
aons to pull together towards peace and prosperity as
Americans under God
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-11-07
NFCCS Meet
Slated Nov. Is:
100 Expected

Approximately 100 delegates are
expected to attend the annual
workshop of the National Fedora
ton of Catholic College Students
in the Ohio-Kentucky region to be
held Nov. Is in the Deshler Wal
lick Hotel, Columbus.
The one-day session gets under
way at 1890 am. with an address
by the Rev. Michael Murphy, O.P.,
professor of sociology at st. Mary
of the Springs College.
A series of panel discussions is
scheduled from 1:30 to 4:30 pm. on
subjects dealing with international
relations, missions, the Confrater-
nifty of Christian Doctrine, Mari
ology, forensics, Catholic action
and family life.
Theme of the general session is
Catholic college education and a
Christian Society. Miss Grace
Futerer, senior delegate of St.
Mary of the Springs, the host col
lege. will serve as general chair
man. Donald Wintersheimer of
Villa Madonna College, Covington,
KY, will preside.
The days activities will conclude
at 5 pm. with Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament at St Joseph
Cathedral.
A regional council meeting is
also slated at ST. Mary of the
Springs on the following day. Of
ficers of the group and chairmen
of seven commissions will attend
the meeting.
The convention brings together
students from st. Marys, Our Lady
of Cincinnati, Xavier University,
Mt. ST. Joseph College on the Ohio,
Villa Madonna, University of Day
ton, and Ursuline, Bellarmine and
st. GATHERINGS Colleges.