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\nSOCIALISTSSECULARISTSFEDERALISTSULTRACONSERVATIVESCOMSYMPS  \nCOMMUNISTSLABELS-A Controversy  \n# JULIUS NYERERE\n\nTanganyika's George Washington  \n● Recently Great Britain's Colonial want and we intend to help ourselves  \nand to build Tanganyika by our ownefforts.\"He insisted that his partychange its Swahili slogan from Uhuru(Freedom)to Uhuru na Kazi(Free-dom and Toil).  \nSecretary,Iain Macleod,pointed afinger at a small African who stoodbeside him.\"There,\"he said,\"standsno ordinary man!”The packedbenches and galleries of Tanganyi-ka's Karimjee Hall burst into a bi-racial roar of cheers.  \nHe is actively working on hiscountry's prodigious illiteracy prob-lem and has plans for a TanganyikanUniversity.An important part of hisparty's program is the literacy classes.Tanganyika is only about ten per centliterate.  \nWhen it died away,Macleod an-nounced that England would grantfull independence to the giant EastAfrican trust territory December 28.  \nOutside in the streets of Dar esSalaam a crowd of Africans placed agarland of flowers about Macleod'sneck.Then they carried the man heacclaimed一  Tanganyika's ChiefMinister,Julius K.Nyerere(pro-nounced Nyuh-ray-ree),on theirshoulders for a parade that lastedhours under the scorching sun.  \nThe farsightedness,balance andmoderation of Nyerere's political out-look have also won the allegiance ofwhite and Asian settlers in Tangan-yika.The London Economist recent-ly praised Nyerere and spoke of whatis occurring under his leadership as\"the watershed in African develop-  \nThe emergence of Tanganika as a ments.”free state could scarcely be moreBorn on the eastern shore of Lakedifferent from the chaotic birth ofVictoria,Julius K.Nyerere was oneLumumba's Congo.For ten yearsof twenty-six children of a polyga-the orderly transition of Tanganyikamous Zenkai chief but not the heir-has been under way.designate.Today he is thirty-eight or“Localization”of the administra-thirty-nine years old.He cannot betion is being carried out as fast ascertain which,for no records weretraining facilities allow.In policekept.His position enabled him to at-stations,prisons and public-healthtend the local government schools atoffices Africans are already takingMasoma and Tabora for nine years.  \ntheir places alongside the BritishThen he went to Makerere Collegewhom they will succeed.“I will nev-in Uganda-to the North -and waser be a Lumumba,\"says Nyerere.baptized a Roman Catholic.Here al-Nyerere insists that his people lookso he received his teaching diplomabeyond the day of independence.Hein 1946.Journeying to Scotland,heknows that with independence theattended the University of Edin-responsibility for transforming theburgh,majored in economics andeconomically retarded land will shifthistory and won his Master's degreetc the Africans themselves.\"Wein 1952.  \nReturning to Africa,he became(Continued on page 21)  \nknow that we need help,\"he says,\"but we don’'t mean charity.We  \n# Snatch-Reading\n\n● On the occasion of renewal of mysubscription to VIEW,I would like toapplaud the quality of your magazine.The concise manner in which VIEW iswritten makes it especially appealing toa mother of three small children;as I domost of my reading in snatches.  \nPublished By The Capuchin FathersVol.XXV,No.10,Nov.;1961Editor:Rev.Hugh MorleyCirc.Mgr.:Rev.Glenn HerzogAssoc.Ed.:Rev.Julius SullivanArt Director:John JewellCatholic In The News2VIEWPOINT  __-----------------5cOVER FEATURE__-_------------7THE CHURCH  \nJoyce Laya  \nSheridan,Wyoming  \nSt.Francis Film  \nAfter viewing the motion picture,\"Saint Francis of Assisi,\"I decided towrite you and give a layman's opinionof the film.  \nIts production,direction,photographyand beautiful cinemascope presentationshowed that no expense was spared inendeavoring to project a great man's life.However,all this effort left much to bedesired.  \nI believe that the picture barelytouched on 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