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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-05
Notionolists Seize on Reuther Protest
Oyer French Use of U. S. HeIicopters

abroad by taking sides against
an allied government in q for
eign war.
The Algerian Nationalist
movement was quick to utilize
Reuther's announcement by
writing to Secretary of State
Dulles demanding the return
of the eight helicopters loaned
to France for use In Algeria.
France has told Washington
officially that the helicopters
were being used to take care
of sick and wounded. This,
Of course, is the primary pur-
pose Of such planes, rather
than combat operations.
Mr.. Reuther has charged.
nevertheless, that the hell
copters were being operated by
the French Ito hunt. to cap
ture or to kill Algerian reb-
els" and now the Algerian ma
tional committee, in a public
statement, makes wide use Of
Mr.. Reuther's comment and
declares that the facts re-
veal that the helicopters are
being used as charged by Mr..
Reuther."
II the United States wishes
to place helicopters or any
other arms at the disposal of q
government with which it is
allied. it may do so. To with
hold arms requested by q gov
eminent with which this coun-
try is at peace is an unfriendly
act and has usually been so
regarded in international re-
lations.
1t is to the interest Of the
United States to see rebellion
squelched in North Africa.
While sympathetic with the
aims Of all peoples to win
autonomy or even independ-
ence. the United States cam
not afford to see any ally
weakened or some Of the mill
tary forces Of the North At
lantic Treaty Organization
withdrawn from their stations
in Europe due to the need of
an ally to fight rebellions in
North Africa. Yet to- achieve
this very result is q Com
munist objective in the Gold
War"
The United States can. Of
course. express Its desire to
see all peoples given freedom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-05
Germans Applaud
Atomic Spy Drumu

HAMBURG, Germany, Sept. 5
lR.-"The Cold Light, a play
depicting the case of atomic spy
DR.. Klaus Fuchs. seemed des-
tined today for a successful run.
Written by Carl zuckmayer,
postwar Germany's most sue
cessful playwright, 1t received
enthusiastic applause at the
opening performance. The cast
was brought back for more than
30 curtain calls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-05
BY MARTIN S. HAYDEN

NuIku AtAcf4Cdu kSbeP9PtA AAAAASo
WEST BERLIN, Sept. 5.-A
this free world listening pos
200 miles inside the Iron Curtain
Germans have an explanation
for the new Moscow peace song
and a deep fear of what may
come of it.
Berliners and thousands Of
refugees fleeing weekly from thu
Communist zone attribute Rus.
sia's sudden friendliness first, tt
the cold war cost, and, second
to alleged Kremlin concern over
Red China's growing power and
independence.
The cost approach is based or
familiar economic reasoning
Since continued arms racing
hurts" in a Western WORLD
backed by Americas wealth, so II
must hurt more in the poorer
COMMUNIST East.
The more novel theory of q
Red China becoming a Franken-
stein to its Moscow sponsors
hangs on evidence that, while
individually trivial, is regarded
as significant when summarized
by Berlin experts who make the
collection and Interpretation OF
Communist intelligence their
chief occupation.
Our "Chinese Problem"
1t is noted that in Moscow
newspaper listings of recent
heroes" Of Soviet progress an
increasing number of awards
are going to leaders Of an all-out
drive to COLOMBO the Soviet side
Of the Observation-Disclosures bor-
der. Why. observers here ask
should Moscow be concentrating
so on the building of this settle
ment wall unless it fears Chinese
encroachment Of the one yulner-
able Russian border?
Daily this filter point for satel-
lite area intelligence gets new
accounts of Russians making
snide remarks about the Red
Chinese. One such was that OF
a newly friendly Russian diplo-
mat to an American:
You know" he said, "you
have your troubles with Chang
Kai-shek. but we have a Chi
nese problem too. It's because
we also are white men and some
officials in Peiping apparently
do not trust us any more than
they do Americans and Brit
ishers."
Similarly, travellers from the
East report Russians increasingly
displeased with Chinese treat
ment of industrial, engineering
and agricultural experts sent to
help the Red economic develop
ment. Originally hailed as pros
perity architects. the Moscow adj
visers are more and more being
snubbed by Chinese officialdom
and driven to unhappy associa-
ton with the handful Of West
ern European diplomats still in
China.
Praise for Chou Stops
It is noted how Russian news
papers have stopped their daily
editorial eulogies of Chou En-lai
and Mao Tze-tung and that a
Chinese restaurant that last year
was a downtown favorite of top
Moscow leaders was closed at the
peak of its popularity.
Perhaps more significant, the
Russian delegation at Geneva
gave no more than a pro forma
nod to past insistence that Red
China must be regarded as a
fifth world power and seated on
the United Nations Security
Council.
Put together, these bits Of
evidence give Berlin observers
their picture Of worsening Sino-
Russian relations. They believe
Moscow wants to counterfeit this
with a lessening Of Western cold
war tensions. Finally. the Ber-
Miners feel the West, including
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-05
Russians Disseminated
With Their Chino Allies

This is the second Of three articles n
which M. Hayden rounds up impress
SONS COINED during his foet- finding
tour Of the satellite states.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-03

mesta do Philadelphia natrag, to cemo mi il glavnog
ureda mati pr ruci kad sasanemo Philadelphia Bas
zato prema onomu kako e gore spoenuto sto &c mnog
nasi delega putovati auomoblma zvrsni odbor
kuco da nece nabava pune karte nijednog delegate
nt cana konvence putovanje Phiadephju. Delegat
delegace trebat &c svakako pobrnut ako putuu ze
eznicom da nabave Round Trip iii povratne karte er &c
Zaednca takove NINA paeat er iste nesto eftine
nego ako nabava posebna karta put PHILADELPHIA
onda posebna karta povratak. .=-;.".' -.
U blizin hotela ina wise mjesta parkovanje auto
mobla oni ko &c putovat tai nacin mogu biti bez
brige sto Sc toga tiee.
PriredjivaGk odbor sastaven cd predstavnika nasih
odseka Philadelphia Camdenu N. j., priredjuje piknik
"a docek delegate nedjelju posije podne zemsu
New jersey koje je udalj ljeno cd hoela rs mnua voe
Cd odrzavana banketa pocast delegate zakazan pone
deljak vecer prvi dan konvence prredvach odbor je
odustao sporazumu izvrsnm odborom jer je glavn
odbor H. B. T. zaklucio da dade bespatan banket swim
clanovima konvence pocasnm gostima srijedu vecer
ma 81. rujna.
Nasi odsjeci hrvatske dvorane Philadelphia Cam
denu b &c prpravn posuzt zabavi gose svake vetere
"a vrjeme odrzavana konvencije svojim prostorama
kako &c to vec bit posebno obaveno po prredjvaeko
odboru oc konvenciie ma konvenciji.
Rezervranje SODA hoteu e rukama brata glavnog
tanika, pa &c deegati b tomu obavjescen vrjeme
il njegovog odjeljenja.
Toliko msm da je potrebno reci sada koiko
bude raznh upta cd delegate cd sada pa do konvence
mi cemo Sc ma ovu stvar opet osyrnutt
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-03

ovu potporu samo ako nisu
primili nikakove druge pot
pore "a istu ozljedu.
Ako Clan bude potpuno o.
nesposobljen, kao posljedica
bolesti, imati &c pravo ma bol-
nu potporu osam dana nakon
prvog lijecenja, po lijecniku
sa dozvolom "a poslovanje.
Ito znaci da &c biti potreban
rok cd Z dana prize nego sc
bolna potpora racuna.) Ia
kove potpore biti &c placene
$4,000 ma mjesec, a ne wise
cd 8 mjeseca "a istu bolest.
Ako je Clan u bolnici maj
mamie "a "a sata, kao po-
slijedica ozljede iii bolesti, ta-
kovom Sc tlanu plaza dvo-
struka bolna potpora cd pr
vog dana, ali ne wise Cd 80
dana. To znaci, ako je Clan
u bolnici te u istoj mora o.
stati dulje cd "a sata, primi-
ii &c dvostruku bolnu potpo-
ru "a svaki dan tokom ME
govog boravka u bolnici. Ma
PRIMER, ako je Clan u bol-
nici 60 dana, on &c primiti
bolne potpore u svoti cd 5000
"a prvih 80 dana. a svotu cd
$4,000 "a ostalih 30 dana,
sto ukupno iznasa $4,000.
Ako clanica boluje cd bo-
lesti u vezi sa porodjajem,
% tjedana nakon je trudna,
te ako je porodjaj 10 mjeseci
cd kako je njezin certifikat
u krijeposti, isplatiti &c Sc
svota cd $4,000. 1splata &c
biti ucinjena kako slijedi: -
$500 samoj tlanici, a $500
u kredit djetetu, kada isto
stupi u Pomladak Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice, ovo vrije-
di "a svaki daljni porodjaj,
kao i u slucaju dvojki iii wise.
Kada Sc nakon potpune o.
nesposobljenosti, Clan ponov-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-03
FRANCES CAR

TUNA West. - U nedjelju
ma vecer 1. augusta preminu-
la de dugogodisnja clanica Ia
jednice sestra Frances Car.
Sestra Frances Car je 81
gurno jedna cd nasih najpo-
znatijih drustvenih licnosti u
Kansas City. Ako Sc ne vara-
mo bila je delegatica ma 13
konvencija i u tom pogledu
nosi prvenstvo.
Pogreb &c Sc obaviti u ce-
tvrtak 4. augusta.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-03

GuDltka Larade SVOJlm Sd-
dasnjim clanovima kao no.
vim moliteljima.
U prvom pogledu, oval plan
&c placati bolesnicku potporu
"a vrijeme izgubljeno ako je
Clan tjelesno onesposobljen
prigodom kakove nesrece, te
"a vrijeme ako je Clan bole-
stan. To znaci da clanovi (o-
ba spola) moraju biti zapo-
slenici (radnici) ako zele biti
osigurani ma oval novi plan.
Ia vrijeme, izgubljeno ra-
di tjelesnih ozljeda prigodom
nesrece, bolna potpora &c BIZ
ii isplacena pocam cd prvog
dana.
Ia vrijeme, izgubljeno radi
bolesti, bolna potpora &c biti
placena nakon je certifikat u
krijeposti najmanje 80 dana.
Da clanovima bude jasnije,
to znaci da clan nemoze trazi-
tt bolnu potporu radi bolesti
prvih 80 dana nakon mu je
certifikat izdan.
Ako prigodom kakove ne
srece, clan bude potpuno O.
nesposobljen, on ina pravo
ma bolnu potporu pocam cd
prvog dana lijecenja, narav-
no mora biti lijecen po lijec-
niku koji ina dozvolu. Ia O.
vakav slucaj clan moze pri-
miti $4,000 ma mjesec, a ne
&c Sc placati wise cd 3 mje-
SEGA "a istu ozljedu. Jedan
mjesec naravno znaci 80 da-
ma.
Ako clan bude ozljedjen,
ali ne onesposobljen, bolna
potpora biti &c placena "a
aktualni trosak clana, do $25,
ako ozljeda zahtjeva lijece-
ME u roku cd "a sata, te
ako je lijecenje izvrseno po
lijecniku, oestopathu iii chiro-
practeru, koji ina dozvolu "a
poslovanje. Clanovi &c dobiti
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-03
VAzN0ST NASEGA N0V0GA PLANA
B0LESN|CKE P0TP0RE | KAMPANJE

Da obnovmo. Drzimo vazno da jos re6emo koju
nasem certfkatu planu bolesnicke pot
PORE sto e stupo snagu pocetkom proe godne da
oval nov plan boesncke popore preporucmo budueoj
kampanji
Odjeenje Bolesnicke Potpore Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice sada izdae popuno nov plan pod menom Zastt
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-03

Clanovi, koji su sada osigu-
rani ma Plan "A" iii "B",
takodjer mogu biti osigurani
ma oval Novi Plan, takozvani
Plan "C", ali samo ako nisu
prekoracili so godinu staro-
sti. To znaci da jedan clan
moze biti osiguran ma klasu
IA" j klasu "C", ill klasu "B"
/ klasu "C', ako tako zeli.
Takodjer, svaki onaj, koji
zeli pristupiti novom planu,
mora biti stalni zaposlenik, a
to sc tice oba spola.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-03

sVOJu duZnoSt "a Sest mJeSecl
iii wise, te nakon toga ponov-
no bude onesposobljen Cd iste
naravi, ovo ce Sc uzeti kao
novi slucaj. Ali ako Sc clan
vrati svome poslu, te bude o.
nesposobljen prize nego Ii j.
stece sest mjeseci, ovo &c Sc
racunati kao nastavak pri-
jasnje bolesti.
Ovaj Novi Plan nece po-
krivati gubitak "a slijedece:
a. Ako Sc Clan nalazi u
vojnickoj sluzbi.
b. Ako sc nalazi izvan gra-
MICA U.S.A. i Kanade.
g Ako je Clan hotimicno
sam prouzrocio ozljede.
d. Ako je poteklo cd umo-
bolnosti.
e) Ako je nastalo cd vene-
ricnih bolesti.
f. Ako je poteklo cd Ollie
da iii bolesti prize nego je
clan bio osiguran ma oval
plan, osim ako je clan kod
pristupa isto napomenuo.
g. Ako je poteklo cd plea
i'll posljedica cd plea.
NJ Ako je bolest nastala
cd trudnoce, porodjaja ill po-
metnuca, osim kako je to
gore navedeno pod naslovom
porodjaja. ~.
Hernia bio koje vrsti, is
castnuta iii hroma ledja (izu-
zevsi prelomljena), te infek-
cije putem bakterija ill dru-
ge, | onesposobljenost, koja
je nastala posljedicom bole-
sti iii ozljeda, raeunati &c Sc
kao bolest.
Prvih IL mjeseci, posiiie
izdanja certifikata, bolna pot
pora nece biti isplacena "a
slijedece:
Anemia (sve vrsti), arthri-
tbs (sve vrsti), asthma, rak,
zenske bolesti, zucna bolest,
genito urinary bolest, thy
roid, srcana bolest, hemorr-
holds, h hernia (sve vrsti),
hydrocele, intestinal disease,
leukemia, liver, lu m b a e o,
myositis, neuralgia, neura-
sthenia, neuritis, ostesis, pa
ralysis (sve vrsti), sciatica,
sinus. stomach, tonsil prosi-
renje iii bolesti, tuberculosis,
'varicocele i varicose veins.
Svi clanovi koji zele biti
osigurani ma oval plan, bez
razlike starosti, morati &c do
staviti molbu sa lijecnickom
pregledbom.
Po ovom planu isplatiti &c
sc bolna potpora u svoti cd
$4,000 ma mjesec.
Plaza Sc dvostruka bolna
potpora "a 80 dana, ako Sc
Clan nalazi u bolnici wise cd
"a sata.
Maksimum bolne potpore
jeste $4,000 "a bilo kakovu
ozljedu iii bolest.
Maksimum cd $4,000 Sc
plaza u toku jedne godine
dana.
Kada Clan primi svotu cd
$2,500.00 ma njegov certifi-
kat gubi vrijednost i on auto
matski prestaje biti osiguran
po ovom planu.
Sturost MjeSetne
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-03

Frances Budak

Frances Budak
Dill jem nase domovine mile,
Hrvatska majka svuda budi.
mas madje pozivlje djelo,
Da mi djeca postanemo ljudi
Prenmo cd nehajnost,
Djecje misl zaboravu damo.
Uocmo zivot sadasnjosti,
Ia buducnost bolju spremajmo.
Covjecanski ustra jmo u radu
Kako donna tako tudjni.
Da budemo ponos diku,
Ocu majci nasoj domovini.
zivila Hrvatska Bratska Zajednca memo clanstvo
\
Gornju pjesmicu "Nasem Pomladku" skitia je dele
gatca cevre konvencje Poladka, e u e nekoiko puta
jepo deklemraa konvencij Gary Indiana Frances
Budak jepa pametna curica Ona je bila deegatica
svojom sestro Helen IL gnezda bro Co., Owe pax jepe
djevoke kcerke vrednoga tanka odsjeka br 952 ga
greb Windsoru Ont, Kanada, Stepana Budaka, koj je
delegat devetu konvencu Hrv Bratske Zaednice
Rodtelji koji takovu divnu djecu odgajaju narod.
duhu zaednici clanstvo davau, zasuzuju posto-
vanje - Urednik.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-09-16
Putting the Blame
Where 1t Belongs

A magazine little more than two years old,
selling for 25 cents, issued every otner n'oh,n' '
has climbed 10 new circulation high oil perhaps
four million (as il claims; ii is certainly the
hest seller nm the newsstands Already, on those
same newsstands it outsh adows Readers Digest.
Whv is il - pardon the expression - so hls-
tinguished? For accuracy? News coverageE Pohcy'
Style or excellent editing? Alas for none Of Inc
characteristics that usually go TO make up louind,
stic repute and financial returns. In TACT Is Is ho'
DISTINGUISHED al all Notorious is the word.
II is often wildly inaccurate, uses lrrespon-
sible rumors collects information from pil'aue
detectives paid gossip mongers, bellnops ana worse
and disseminates dangerous lnnuendoes ana lhslh
nations II may occasionally offer one TACT ana
then build up fancies without number upon H.
It's styIe has been compared graphically TO lhat
Of the vulgar ScrawIs sees sometimes on the
walls Of public places, the handiwork OF morons'
Only its editors by no means moronS' one
NJ them is an able ex-Communist fired from the
Hearst chain. another has been living by his sharp
wits for quite some time capitalizlng on the SEN
sational and publishing half dozen porder-llhe
pups The success of these men is due in large part
TO their knowledge of human nature or al least oi
human nature as it manlfests itself IN 1893.
What our readers want is facts, gosspy iscS
that thew don't get elsewhere says It's publisher
"Our readers like SEX he continues and we give
them liberal bunches of it
Chicago wholesaler concurs: III someone had
told me- two wears ago that We would sell the num-
ber of magazines of the expose type that we nave
IN Chicago this year would have said thai ne was
crazy" And dealer in Dallas adds that the low
down magazines are selling the best of any on
the newsStands."
OF course this rightly arouses ones lndgna-
ton II would be easy to decry the evils of such
literature. How il corrupts the heads and hearts
what IL does to our youth, or to public morality
on even TO public taste II would be quite easy
to castigate publishers and distributors, whole
sale and retail who engage in this diabolcal trat
fic All this has been done many times, but a some
what different aspect of this national abuse caught
our attention.
Publishers of filth IL need not be added 49,
are not phanthropistsl They are not usually
fsave in the case of Commies in The businesS)
interested in pushing special causes, They are out
for the mighty dollar, and for nothing else They
either make money fold up. They are supply
in1 the demand and following the oldest law Of
economics.
This. then. is the point that struck us Blame
them as much you like, but do not blame them
alone, You may have heard the story of the so
ciety matron who said of dirty magazine I've
read il from cover 10 cover and think it ought
To he thrown out Of the house" She ought to know
she and some millions of others make these things
possible
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-09-16
This Is The Lords Dav

Sundays Gospel brings an emphatic lesson
the proper observance Of the Lords Day, which
was the Sabbath under the old dispensation and is
The Sunday. One OF the Commandments of God
directs positively that the day to be kept holy and
there those who interpreted the Command
ment most strictly il was 10 group of these eN-
tremists that Christ put the question us IT lawful
10 cure on the Sabbath" Not that the question
was merely theoretical, for was present who
had dropsy, and Christ was asking his hearers II
they thought God would be offended if His day
uers used 10 relieve the suffering of his IN.
firmty
Receiving no answer the Savior settled the is.
sue by performing miracle which healed the man.
And II any of the lawyers and PhariSeeS were dis
posed to object He siIenced them with a reminder
that what He did more violation OF the
Commandment than were some of their own prac-
tees (which of you" He asked shall have an ass
or an OK fall into PIT and will not Immediately
draw him up on the Sabbath" Thus He made it
clear that He not setting the Commandment
aside or teaching any liberal" Interpretation of
II: He said on another occasion that He came mot
70 destroy the Law bat 10 fulfil it," But He did
reject the attaching of unreasonable meanings to
the word "holy"
The Church of Christ today insists as He did,
that the Lords Day must be kept holy that because
it is His day IL must be set apart from the other
days OF the week that it must be devoted primarily
tn the worship of God including the performance
OF charitable and other activities in His service:
such strictly necessary; that it is not TO he
day for money making, or any sort of selfndul9ence
in which God is forgotten. Christ'S healing Of the
dropsieal was OF course an act of mercy
giving glory 10 God and thus entirely in keeping
with the proper observance Of the Lords Day: The
example he cited Of permissible servile work-the
rescuing Of animal that had fallen into a pit
comes plainly within the classification of "neces-
sarv"
The essential point is that the day belongs to
God, designated In special manner for the pro
fesson of by the obedience and loyalty he owes
his Creator and Redeemer any way of spending sun
day that ignores violates its purpose is public
demonstration Of dlsobedienee
Yet this disobedience is not the worst feature
of the modern Sunday IN which 2 brief token"
attendance AT divine worship is followed by occu
pstionx and practices that are completely pagan
and secular The day ought To be one on which
freed from the cares and pursuits OF our routine
harried lives, we draw refreshment and happiness
through spending few hours close to God.
St Paul, in Sundays Epstle gives us a hint
Of the spiritual richness are losing by making
our Sundays shallow and empty. he proposes for
our meditation the importance Of having Christ
dwelling through faith IN your hearts 50 that being
rooted and grounded in love, you may be able to
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-09-16
MONSICNOR HIGGINS
Emphasis on LabOrs Duties

successfully opposed this move,
Eventually, the case was brought
10 the attention of the National
Labor Relations Board, which is
charged with the responsibility
of protecting the right of work
ers to organize into unions of
their own choosing. An examin-
er ior the NLRR found the Team
sters' Union guilty of unfair la
Dor practices; but the Board it.
self, by vote of 80 dismissed
the case.
The two dissenting members of
the Board said that the union
had run the entire aamut of
employer unfair labor practices"
in attempting TO thwart the ef-
forts of its employees to organ
ize union. The majority of the
Board did not deny that the un-
ion had done these things, nor
did they say-as accused by the
Wall Street Journal - that 1T
was all right for the union to
d. them" Their ruling was based
on a technically and had nothing
TO do with the findings of the
NLRB examiner. The majority
dismissed the case solely on the
grounds that the Taft-Hartley
act, which the Board admins
ters, does not apply TO non-profit
organizations such as unions.
This may or may not be an ae-
eurate Interpretation of the law
as ii now stands. The issue will
have to be decided eventually by
the courts. Ii the courts uphold
the opinion of the majority of
the Board. the labor movement
ought to ask the Congress to
amend the law Immediately in
such a way as to provide Nm
equivocally for the universal COW
erage of all employees of labor
organizations. Meanwhile the la
Dor movement ought to use every
available means to force the
Teamsters' Union into line re-
gardless of legal technlcalities,
Dirty Linen
This Will be > good test Of the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-09-16

from the United States, in charge
of the Pontifical Mission in this
country, took me there to see
firsthand what is being done in
Lebanon to care for the home
less and displaced under the re-
sponsibility of the United Ma
tions. 1t is a moving and depress-
ing sight.
Permanent Stssnstion
Lebanon has not received
very large number of these un-
fortunates in view of its own
Smallness and the impossibility
for ii to absorb a hundred thou
sand refugees into its economy.
The result is a sort of perman-
ent Stagnation, in which families
by the dozens are doomed to
look forward to an endless future
in which there is little hope and
not much more than existence
on the basis of an international
dole.
In the beginning, Father Ken
nelly indicated, it was especially
urgent to separate Christians
from Moslems since some ten per
cent of the refugees were of the
Christian faith-almoSt all Ca
olic. Once this had been accom-
plished, the next job was to set
up something in the way of liv-
ing quarters.
One of the two camps | saw
was an assortment of shacks in
which families live under condi-
tionS of the greatest misery.
The other was a new and per-
manent construction in which
concrete homes, with chapel
and school are being erected.
Land was ceded by community
of Maronite religious and, with
international aid, village is be-
ing built to care Tor the refu-
gees. From the physical point of
view their situation will have inn
proved vastly in the new quar-
ters, although the moral implica-
tions still remain - namely, that
the more permanent and decent
the homes are, the more certain
it is that they will remain here
indefinitely.
Home Is Palestine
II is a hard fact, about which
far too little has been said in
our country, that these refugees
are here and in Syria and lor-
dsh. a. well as in the Cars strip,