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Holmes County herald., 1961-04-20
Jim Hughes Feted
On Birthday Monday

Little Jim Hughes, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hughes,
celebrated his sixth birthday
Monday morning with a par
ty at the FINLAND Kindergar-
ten.
Enjoying this festive occa-
sion with Jim were his class
mates and special guests, Nam
cy and Richard Lannon's,
Kim Bylsma, John Stark and
Rachel Hughes.
The birthday cake iced in
chocolate featured a cowboy
motif complete with corral
scene, and six yellow candles.
The cake was served with ice
cream and punch.
Several musical games
were played. Each guest re-
ceived balloons and books as
party favors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Shep-
herd motored to Sanatorium
Thursday where Mr.. Shepherd
attened to business and re-
ceiyed an excellent checkup
report.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.P. Ham,
nett, Jr. of Jackson were
Lexington visitors on Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. George Lam
mons and children of Mobile,
Alabama spent last weekend
with his mother, Mrs. Minnie
Lannon's.
Mrs. Ora Smith Of Jackson
was a recent guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. r. Thompson.
A3C Johnny Hathcock of
Biloxi accompanied by Bob
Herbert and Don Ingram ar
rived Friday for a weekend
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hathcock.
Miss Evelyn Dell Arm
strong Of Belhaven College
was home for the weekend.
Holmes County herald., 1961-04-20

Attend Church Sunday
Holmes County herald., 1961-04-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Shepherd
visited his sister, Mrs. H. H.
Gilmore in Cleveland Friday.
Holmes County herald., 1961-04-20

Mrs. Frank Jackson and
Mike of Greenville spent sew
eral days this week with Mr..
and Mrs. Will Barrett.
Holmes County herald., 1961-04-20

Mrs. Hunter Cade visited
her mother, Mrs. Nellie
in Indianola Sunday.
Holmes County herald., 1961-04-20

Mr.. Frank Hughes, Jim and
Rachel were Charleston visi-
tors Friday afternoon.
The Arizona post., 1961-11-10
LEVINSON EN- TER,

PRISES with a 20-12 record
is in first place in the Wo-
mems Bowling League at
Cactus, followed closely by
Outd oor Advertising 1914
and Topps Del. 1712-147a.
Lu Ash established a new
league hi-series record with
a 193-472; other top keglers
were Ruth Vegodsky 420,
Ethel Klein 155-414, S. Studin
152-417, Ina May Thorne 164-
415, Lu Ash 186-47O, Arlene
Weinstein Ala, Dee Cohen
153-431 and Fran Amster 405.
Fabrics Ltd. established a
new high team series record
with a neat 1897. Old Pueblo
Drug and Dave Sirota Real
Estate are leading their re-
spective divisions S in the
Mixed Bowling League with
a 14-2 and 15-1 records re-
spectively.
Scoring lie a d ers for the
week were: Ken Feldman
213-551, 203-549, Joe Kali 210-
542, Cliff Kramer 529, Yale
Joseph SIS, AL Bosnos 217,
Walt Thorne 205, Ike Kuro-
potkin 100, Herb Leber 211-
$40, Bill Dorson POP and Dave
Sirota 199.
Women leaders were Ethel
Klein 1852 (neW league
high game and high series
league records) Ina May
Thorne 180-438, Ruth Vegod-
sky 1853, Judy Holt 168-439,
Nancy Sirota 191-472, Rita
Leber 159-411, Roz Hulnick
157-378, Cert Brugman 166.
Dave Sirota Real Estate
set a new league high-team
game record with a 705 and
a high-team series record
with a terrific 2020.
The Arizona post., 1961-11-10
Cuban Refugees
Up Problems
For CJA

The plight of Cuban
Jews who have fled to the
United States has forced
the worldwide Jewish mi
grafton agency, United
Has Service, to ask Tue
son and other communities
to increase donations this
year.
United Has reveals that
more than 1,600 Cuban
Jews already have arrived
in the U. S. and that an
other $500 are expected by
the end of the year.
This new commitment
plus an urgent request for
cash from the United Jew
ish Appeal, has forced Tue
son Combined Jewish Ap-
peal to press appeals to
Tucsonans. Tucson has
been asked to send $55,000
to the national UJA meet
ing early next month.
The Arizona post., 1961-11-10
Ecuador Jews
Fly To Get
Learning

NEW YORK, (JTA-
The 1,200-member Jewish
community of Ecuador has
devised plans to fly chill
dren from one town that
has no Jewish educational
facilities to another which
does, for three months of
intensive Jewish education,
a leader of the community
revealed here this week.
Herbert Gedalius, presi-
dent of the Association de
Beneficial Israelita, said
Ecuador Jews live in Quito,
which has Jewish educa-
tional facilities, and in
Guayaquil, which does not.
The two cities are 300 miles
apart. He said the plan is
to fly the II Jewish chill
dren in Guayaquil to Quito
for the three sum m e r
months.
He added that a number
of Jewish families in Quito
had indicated they would
accommodate the children
during their stay.
The Arizona post., 1961-11-10
Israel Luuded
At ConcIuve


ROME, JTA)-High praise
for Israel was voiced here
by delegates from Nigeria,
Burma, India and Japan at
the Congress of the Socialist
International w hich con
cluded it's e ions here.
Moshe Sharett, IsraePs for,
mer Prime Minister and eX.
Foreign Minister, led the ma.
pal delegation to the Con
gress attended by delegates
from 40 countries.
The Arizona post., 1961-11-10


Center players include:
George Miller, Sid Eder, Stan
Feldman, Don Holt, Stan Sa-
Ionic, Rudy Delgado, Russ
Schapp, Herb Wasserman,
Bernie WeinStein and Elliott
EtShokin.
Basketball Leagues are be-
ing organized to start short
ly. Leagues will be for boys
9,12, 1914, 1913 and over.
Judo classes are being of
fered on Sunday afternoons
from 2:30 to 4:30 pm. for
Center m e m berS at no
charge. Ken Carson is the
class instructor. There are
still several openings in the
gym recreation and tennis.
Q o o
THE DORSON'S are pacing
the Children'S Bowling
League with an Ill record
followed by the Stems S-4.
Bill Stein 169-291 (new
league double record) Dave
Kaplan 1925, Scot Behar
159, Mitch Dorson 232, Rob
ert Bell 142, Steve Rosen-
thai 249 were the top weekly
scores. The Behars set a new
league high team game rec
ord with a 521.
The Arizona post., 1961-11-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Won
WOMEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
MINED BOWLING LEAGUE

LevinSon Enterprises 20 II
Outdoor Advertising is IA
Tops Del HE 141a
HoWard's Sal. of Bty. 161a 1917
Fabrics Ltd IA Is
La Cantina 10 %
The Arizona post., 1961-11-10

SANDY ROSENTHAL INTERIORS
EAST 1920
MAIN 2-A9A3
The Arizona post., 1961-11-10

MyefSOn, ZUo ana 009.
George Holick picked up a
difficult 4-7-9 split.
Here are the current stand
ingS:
Commercial
Construction ..-....-.28 s
Ken Feldman
Insurance ------.--.---..-----23 13
Encanto Drug .--.-...-.23 13
Peoples Furniture ........23 13
Fashion
Cancellation Shoes 20 16
LaScco Foods -..-....---.17 19
Mi Art Electronics ....-16 20
Jerry Courtney
Investments ........-.15 21
Appliance Colorama .---15 21
Ben Shein Realty ...-13 %
Crown Upholstery --,---13 %
Beacon Lighting ..---1O 26
The Arizona post., 1961-11-10
The
The
Sports
Page
BX Moody Cohen
BY Woody Cohen

THE NEWLY formed cty-wide volleybal league opens
it's this week. Teams entered the Central YMCA
Southsde YMCA, Parks and Recreation Dept. and the
Center Games will be played every Monday evening and
the public is invited to attend
The Arizona post., 1961-11-10
Joe Kali Sets Pace
For Post BowIers

Joe Kali rolled 235 high game and STA high series
set the pace for Arizona Post boWlers this week.
The Lascco Foods team put together 1O65 and other
Individual top performances Green 2O3 and $40;
AL Gallen 218 and SOL; Ken Feldman POI and 547 Ben
Evening star., 1961-06-16
OPEN
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on the green in two, but putt
ed about 4 feet past.
AS he stood over his second
putt a little girl scampered in
back of him, destroying his
concentration. He stopped, and
told the nearest gallery mar
shall that the marShals were
doing a lousy job.
Somebody in the gallery
yelled 60 ahead and putt, you
schmoe," and the hot-tempered
Bolt was mad. He searched
the crowd for the person who
said it, but nobody stepped
forth.
Tom missed the putt, SAL
vaged a par on the next hole
by sinking a 15-footer, but went
over on II when he said he had
no idea what club to use, and
on 18 when he Clipped poorly.
Bolt, fined many times for
his club-throwing antics, said,
IF I had been throwing clubs
and raising hell I wouldn't have
minded what the guy said. But
I was minding my own buSi-
ness.
IF I get abused out there
tomorrow I'm going to walk off
the course and demand protec-
ton from Joe Dey (the USGA
executive secretary, Tom said.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
NATIONAL OPEN SCORES

DETROIT, Mich, June 16
(APO.-First round scores in the
National Open golf champion
ship (par 35-35-70):
Evening star., 1961-06-16
BY the Associated Press

The major league trading
deadline passed with only one
major eleventh-hour deal yes
terday, a trade that sent Mil
waukee Shortstop Johnny Lo-
gan to Pittsburgh for Outfieldel
Gino Cimoli.
Logan, a ck-fielding, 10
year veteran with a lifetime
.270 batting average, has
played only 18 games this sea-
son for the Braves, hitting los.
1--WE been hearing plenty OF
talking about a trade. but
never thought I'd be going to
the Pirates" Logan said. I'm
overjoyed."
The Pirates had to give up a
good-hitting outfielder in Ci-
moli, who was batting .299 in
81 games, but they had pre-
pared for the move earlier in
the day by purchasing Walt
Moryn from the Cardinals.
Used Sparingly this season,
Moryn batted only 80 times,
compiling a .128 average.
To get down to the player
limit, the Pirates also asked
waivers on Infielder Gene
Baker, who appeared in only
nine games and was hit
ting 100.
Completing a busy day, the
Pirates did some intra- -organiza-
tional shuffling, sending Catch
er Bob Oldis, the former Sen
ator, to their Columbus, Ohio
club for Catcher Don Leppert
Evening star., 1961-06-16
Logan, CimoIi 7 roded
Before DeodIine Falls

who was leading the Interna-
tional League in batting with a
.391 mark for 38 games.
The Braves also tried
strengthening their catching
situation, which has been in
rough shape since Del Crandall
suffered a shoulder injury
They purchased Sammy White,
33, who is trying to make a
comeback after retiring from
the Red Sox in spring training
last year. White left the Red
Sox to devote his time to bowl
ing interests in Boston when
the club traded him to Cleve-
land for Catcher Russ Nixon.
The exchange was voided later.
To make room for White, the
Braves sent Charlie Lau, also a
receiver, to Vancouver. Lau
was hitting only .207.
The Minnesota Twins called
up Dick Rollins, a 23-year- old
third baSeman from Charlotte,
and assigned Pitcher Ed Palm
quist to Syracuse. Rollins was
hitting .304 with four homers
and 81 runs batted in at the
Glass A farm. Owner Calvin
Griffith also announced that
Bernie Allen, the former Purdue
quarterback and bonus infielder,
will leave for Charlotte to-
morrow.
The Phillies announced they
had signed Elmer Valo, who
was dropped by the Twins.
They optioned Lee Walls to
Buffalo.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
FIRE IDS IN NATIONAL OPEN
CuIIinune and Bemun rail
Low Amateurs by Stroke

at Woodholme in Baltimore and
former North Texas State Col
lege star, had a 70 while John
|ODonnell, pro at Mount Pleas
ant in Baltimore, had an "a.
ODonnell was out in 80 but
back in 46 with a barrel Of
skies on his card.
Cullinane had only one birdie,
on the par three 18th where he
stuck a long iron 8 feet
from the cup and dropped it.
He went over on S, 10, IL, 16
and 18.
Perky had eight pars on the
front nine and a lone bogey on
the fifth. He three-putted the
18th from about go feet, his
only three green and
trapped his second on the long
18th.-WHITTLESEY.
Evening star., 1961-06-16

pitcher from Arlington, yester-
day was named to the 1861
Eastern intercollegiate Base
ball League all-star team.
Second Baseman Ron Terwil-
Tiger, also of Arlington, and
Third BaSeman Ron Reihel
were named to the second team
from Navy. The Middies won
the league championship.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
Match Play Begins
In Columbia Tourney

Match play in the Columbia
member-guest golf tournament
began today with Clyde Kelly
and Gil Willett of Prince
Georges, the medalists with a
best-ball So, meeting Bill Briggs
and Jack Blades of Fort Worth,
Tex, in the feature.
The scratch tourney contin-
Iues tomorrow and Sunday.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
Nuvy's Davis Named
To AII-Stur Squad

Chuck Davis, the Naval
Academy's crack lefthanded
Evening star., 1961-06-16
Morrow Laos
In SenlifinaIs
British Golf.

TURNBERRY, Scotland, June
16 (AP).-Jimmy Walker, for
mer Scottish policeman, was
1-up on Ralph Morrow of Okla
homa City after nine holes
today in the semifinal round Of
the British Amateur gold tour
nament.
Walker eliminated Joe Carr
defending champion from Dub
lin, in the morning quarter
finals, while Morrow, an airman
stationed at nearby Prestwick
advanced with a 3-and-2 VIC
tory over Godfrey Dixon o1
England. Carr lost on the first
extra hole.
Morrow, sole survivor of q
contingent of 20 Americans in
this tourney, possibly was the
least known of any of the en-
trantS. He had no gallery in
his early rounds but this after
noon an estimated 1,500 Specta-
tors followed his every shot.
The two halved the first hole
and Morrow went l down on
the second when he chipped
out weakly from the rough near
the green and scored a 5 to
Walkers 4.
The American pulled even on
the next hole when Walkers
third shot went into a trap.
They halved the next five holes,
each getting a 2-under par 3
on the 470-yard seventh. Nor
row got his eagle by sinking
a 25-foot putt and the Scot
answered by ramming his in
from 18 feet.
Walker moved in front again
by taking the ninth on a birdie
putt Of 20 feet. Morrow was
short with his second stroke
but Clipped within 2 feet with
his third and dropped it for a
par 4.
Michael Bonalleck, British
Walker Cup player, and Martin
Christmas, 21-year-old English
man. were playing the other
Semifinal after both won lop-
sided matches this morning.
Bonalleck defeated 55-year-
old Laurie Foster of Scotland,
6 and 4, and Christmas ousted
another Scot, Innes Wright, 5
and 3.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
BY a Star Staff Writer

Perky Cullinane, the District
Amateur champion, is only one
stroke behind the low amateurs
going into the second round OF
the National Open today at
Oakland Hills, and playing like
a man who will qualify for the
final SO holes.
Perky's 36-38-74 matched
the IA Of Deane Beman, the
National Amateur champion
and his clubmate at Bethesda
Country Club.
Bill Hyndman, the Walker
Cup player from Philadelphia,
and Fred Moseley of Madison,
Wis, are the amateur CO.
leaders with TBS.
Dick Whetzle, teaching pro
Evening star., 1961-06-16
Iturbi FIottened by Missile;
Curtis, Levin Win Match

victory for Levin and Curtis
over Joe Garcia and Pablo
Iturbi. An overzealous fan
threw an object at Levin and
Curtis, but it hit Iturbi and
knocked him out. AS a result,
Levin and Curtis won the
match.
Argentina Apollo and An
tonino Rocca easily defeated
Red Grupe and Karl Schmel-
ing in last nights feature
bout. They will meet the Aus
tralian Kangaroos in the fea-
ture next Thursday. beginning
at 8 o'clock instead of the usual
$3.50 starting time.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
By the Associated Pres

joey Jay, overdue as a winner
and figured eXpendable by the
Milwaukee Braves, is strictly
A-OK with Cincinnati, keeping
things rosy for the Reds m
that leap-frog race for the Ma
tional League lead with his
eighth straight victory.
joey, who had only a 24-24
record for seven seasons with
the Braves when he was Swapped
for Shortstop Roy Mcmillan last
winter, ended the Reds losing
skid at two games with an 81
victory over the Pittsburgh
. Pirates last night.
That gave the 25-year-olc
highlander victory over every
, club but San Francisco, the
a only club he hasn't started
against, and kept the Reds in q
E Second-place deadlock with the
. Giants, a half game behind the
Los Angeles Dodgers.
Dodgers Back on Top
, The Dodgers began the day
on top, fell to second when San
Francisco whipped Milwaukee
6-3, in an afternoon game and
slipped to third when the Reds
won. But they then leap-frogged
back on top by beating the
Chicago Cubs, 6-3 in IL innings
on a three-run homer by Tom
my Davis.
st. Louis defeated Philadel-
phia, 6-3.
The Reds, who backed Jay
with a total of three runs as
he lost his first three starts
this season, made this one easy
with a four-run first inning off
loser Wilmer Mizell (4-5). Gene
Freese and Wally Post each
drove in three runs, with Freese
doubling home three in the
first. Post singled, doubled and
homered in Cincinnati's 15-hit
attack.
Jay (8-3) allowed eight hits.
He had the Pirates shut out
until the eighth, when they
scored on a walk and singles by
Bill MazeroSki and Pinch-hitter
Rocky Nelson.
Evening star., 1961-06-16

Mark Levin and Don Curtis
have changed their wrestling
tactics from good behavior to
bad and the fans at Capitol
Arena have turned on them
with gusto.
Levin and Curtis, once the
good guys" of wrestling, now
use all the foul tactics they
once scorned. The fans don't
like it and last night showed
their diSpleaSure.
However, the fan reaction
backfired and resulted in a
Evening star., 1961-06-16
joys 9th Straight Win
Checks Skid by Reds

All three Dodger runs in the
18th were unearned, coming in
on an error. a hit batter and
Davis two-out homer off re-
lever Barney Schultz ODD,
They also had picked up an un-
earned run while scoring two in
the ninth for a 3-3 tie, after
the Cubs had cracked a due
between Glen Hobbie and Roger
Craig with two in the top of the
ninth.
Bonus Baby Victimized
After giving up a run in the
first, Hobbie blanked the Dodg-
ers until he was lifted for q
pinch hitter in the ninth. He
allowed only four hits, retiring
16 in a row over the span
Craig came on in the first when
Johnny PodreS gave way be-
cause of a sore arm and allowed
only three hits until the ninth
Dick Farrell (5-4) was the
winner as the Dodgers fifth
pitcher.
The Giants scored three in
the third inning, two on Willie
McCovey'S two-run homer, and
then beat Tony Cloninger, a
100000 bonus highlander
making his major league debut
for the Braves, with three more
in the fifth. A single by Joe
Amalfitano drove in the de-
Gliding run. Mike McCormick
T-5 was the winner, but gave
up home runs by Frank Boil
ing and Joe Tore and needed
ninth-inning relief by Dick
Lamay.
Southpaw Ray Sadecki (5-4)
combined with Reliever Bob
Miller for a five-hitter against
the Phils and knocked in the
Cards deciding runs off Art
Mahaffey (6-6) with a two-run
double in the fourth inning.
Mahaffey, who was 20 against
st. Louis and Sadecki this sea-
son, now has lost three in a row
and hasn't finished any of his
last four starts-after reeling
off eight complete games in his
first nine starts.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
I'm not going to put up with

I'm not going to put up with
it,"
Don Cherry and Souchak,
Bolts playing partners. both
heard the remark, and thought
it was most unfair. They, too,
remarked about the laXity of
the marShalS.
1t appears it will take a score
of $50 or better to survive the
cut to the low so and ties for
the final 36 holes tomorrow.
Some big names are going to
fall.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
Three Titons Sign

NEW YORK, June 16 (AP)
The New York Titans of the
American Football League an
nounced today the signing OF
Guard Bob MiSchak, LinebackeI
Larry Grantham and Quarter
back Bob ScrabiS.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-07-29
State Baptist q,
Continued from Page One}

ers from throughout the state,
and from other sections of the
country. rnf -s.u Ia. -
The main goal of the session
was $4,000 for the support of
hatcher College, at hatcher, Mis-
sissippi, the conventions number
one project. s,e'S-Ji q
The Session was under the di-.
rection of Rev. r. w. West, of
Bolton, the Convention President.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-07-29
Horne . . .
Continued from Page One)

Saturday afternoon.
Meanwhile this change in
Horne's statement has been pub
liShed:
According to reports fron, At
lanta, Ca, the Jackson, Missis-
sirpi Negro, Leon Daniel Horne.
who returned to this city with the
freedom riders" and told news
men in the Kinds County Jail that
it twas better to be in Jail in
Jackson" than to be free in Chi
cago, said last week he was pres
sured into making the statement.
According TO reports statement
written by Horne was struggled
out of the jail and was released
by Wyatt Walker. executive direc-
tor of the Southern Christian
Leadership Conference of Atlanta.
The statement said in part Il
know this may sound funny as to
why ! made the statement to the
newspaper, but believe me | had
reasons. l was threatened, fright
ened into making the statements
| did. Before the news confer
ence, ! was told what to say, and
how to say it. Yes, l was weak,
hut along with being weak was
also frightened. Ever since | made
that statement. | have been un-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-07-29
Negro Freedom
Rider Tries To.
Hang Self Here

A convicted freedom rider who
attempted suicide in the Kinds
county jail after telling reporters
he was disappointed with the mix
move sponsoring CORE left Jack
son for his home in Akron, Ohio,
today. 43J y eer
Elmer Brown, 20, Negro, who
claimed he injured his head in a
fall from his prison bunk three
nights ago, telephoned his mother
from the Kinds county sheriff's of
flee at noon yesterday and told
her to arrange $500 bond unless
she could get the Congress of Ra-
cial Equality to put up the money.
He said he had failed in attempts
tc get CORE to secure bond for
him. .
A few minutes later he tried to
hang himself with his belt in his
Jail cell but another prisoner sum-
moned authorities who cut him
down.
He was not injured.
Meanwhile Sheriff j. r. Gilfoy
said officers have learned that
Brown deliberately rammed his
head against his cell wall in an
attempt to injure himself. He was
examined by five physicians who
said they found nothing wrong
with him.
Brown, a University of Akron
engineering student, told reporters
that CORE had let him down by
not keeping its agreement to have
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kdtanga
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dent Tshombe to send his legisla-
tors here for the Forthcoming OPEN
ing of Parliament.
In Elisabethville, Katanga In
terror Minister Godefroid Munongo
said kataga wanted to find a solu-
ton to the Congo crisis ain an Afri-
can way without the help of the
United Nations"
He told a news conference there
that if the UN failed to solve the
crisis, katanga would be willing to
send delegation to Stanleyville
for talks with Premier Antoine Gil
zenga of Stanleyville Province.
Mr.. Munongo said Katanga will
attend a summit meeting of Congo
lese leaders anywhere in the Congo
except Leopoldville.
On the other hand, Mr.. Khiari
said it now was expected that the
COngolese Parliament would re-
convene without Tshombe dele
gates.
Parliamentary deputies from all
the Congo's secessionist areas ex-
cept Katanga have agreed to at
tend the meeting of the legisla-
ture.
Parliament has not met since last
fall. when Gen. Joseph Mobutu,
army strong man, "neutralized" all
politicians in the wake of political
chaos following the former Belgian
colony's independence.
Mr.. Khiari told reportes: "The
UN will do everything to avoid an
armed conflict. But it could not
oppose a legal government from
dealing with the secession. This
would not be civil war, which the
UN must prevent on the basis of
Security Council resolution, hut a
police action of the government"
Some 160 legislators have already
entered the isolated compound of
nearby Lovanium University,
where the parliamentary session
will be held, and 40 more were ex-
pected to go there today.