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of the philosors~ and religion
department.
Later MIR. Mcdonald assign
ed him to develop a program
of religious instruction at the
university, modelled on SIM
liar programs at such state
universities as Iowa, Illinois
and Michigan State.
HOWEVER, MR. McDoN.
AID SAID, the plans submit
ted for the program by Mr..
Stanage were not satisfactory.
By the end of the present
term, he said, the deans of
the university colleges agreed
that no progress had been
made toward the type of pro-
gram sought by the admins.
tration, and it was for this
reason that the decision was
made not to renew Mr.. Stan
ages contract.
Tempers at the university
have been frayed since stu
dent demonstrations before
the Easter vacation against
administration plinary
measures. Religion was not
an issue in those demonstra-
tons, but has been raised in
the controversy over Mr..
Stanage's dismissal. Mr.. Stan
age has claimed he is being
dismissed for siding with the
students.
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for the priesthood at Epiph-
any college, Newburgh, NY.
He was ordained a. jose
phite priest June 9, 1896 by
the late Bishop John McNa-
mara, auxiliary bishop of
Washington, at the Catholic
University of America, where
he received his bachelors
degree.
HIS FIRST ASSIGNMENT
was at st. Peter CIaver,
Church, New Orleans. He
served in several assignments
among the southern Negroes.
Prior to being assigned to
the Grove City parish in 1859,
he had served nine years at
Clayton Delaware.
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Omission

Four st. Christie. --er grad
yates names were omitted
from the eighth grade class
honors listed in last weeks
Catholic Times.
They we're William Exline
who received a four year
scholarship to Columbus Acad-
envy for Boys, and Frederick
MCGEE, James Moses, and Da-
vid BOYD who received the
Sierra Club award.
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BEGIN NEXT YEAR:
BEGIN NEXT YEAR:
Announce Plans
For New Church
In Worthington

WORTHINGTON-Father John Byrne, pastor of
st. Michael parish here has announced plans for a new
800seat, one %half-milion dollar church, to be COM
pleted in 1868. The new church will be located 100
feet north of Selby Boulevard and will face west, with
the main entrance on North High Street.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-06-16

AhS baSlS LOPA1o ltlCluucus
Scientific method, mathema-
tics, gravity. energy, heat,
electricity, biology and earth
science. Four Commute to
40-minute lecture-lab sessions
were held over a tWo-week
period for each topic.
This completed the mini
mum. requirement for Dio.
cesar elementary school stu
dents.
IN ADDITION a VoLUN.
TARY program on Saturday
was begun to give the stu
dents opportunity for addi-
tional learning and expert
ence. Field trips and special
lectures were conducted by
the same staff of ten instruc-
tors on Saturdays during the
semester.
ITO show the student in
terest, nearly one-third of the
class of 81 attended the non
required Saturday sessions"
Galipault noted.
Included in the extra-curri-
cular program were visits to
the Ohio State Geological
Museum, the Batelle Memorial
Institute laboratories and the
Perkins Observatory.
I'VE ARE NOT so MUCH
interested in teaching these
young people how the bath
room toilet works, Qife adj
juStment science) as we are
in helping them to think log
ically; to doubt thoughtfully
and to gain inquisitiveness,"
Galipault said in a report re-
Gently on the project OF the
Gently on the project to the
Albertus Magnus Guild.
Approval of the plan has
come from the Ohio Academy
of Science, the President and
dean of Engineering at Ohio
State University.
The 1--WE" involved in Cali
pault's report include in addi-
ton to himself, the other
members Of the Science Adj
visory Group:
William Buckley, electrical
engineer, w e stinghouse,
George G. Cooke, Ph.D.. chem
licaI microscopic, Batelle
Memorial Institute; w. Ray
mond Foster, Ph.D.. dept. of
mineralology, Ohio State Uni
versity; Gene HAPPIER, electri'
cal engineer, Western Electric;
Karl Hoover, Ph.D., US. Coast
and Geodetic Survey, Ohio
State University; Frank Lep-
pom, Personnel Manager, Ba-
telle; Arthur Levy, physical
chemist, Batelle; James B.
Martin, Electrical engineer,
Western Electric; Edward Pet
ruska, aero-space engineer,
North American aviation.
Thomas Rockwell, Ph.D..
Dept. of Industrial Engineer
ing, Ohio State; Michael Tx
son, Ph.D., research mathema-
tics, Batelle; and Gene l..
Baenen, Industrial and bio
chemical salesman, du Point
Corporation.
In the future, GaIiPaulf
and his fellow scientists hope
to:
extend The present one.se.
mester, eighth grade eoverase
TO full year plan for both
seventh and eighth grades.
develop Saturday program
further.
acquire adequate but mex
pensive material from vari.
Gus related industries.
obtain necessary basic lab
equipment end teaching aids
for convenience and effective.
ness.
prepare q printed booklet
including the lecture and
demonstration material used
in each prensation.
The Advisory committee
would like to extend the pro-
gram to a systematic study of
the effectiveness of the pro-
gram both in a Catholic
school and in a public school.
This might be supported by
the National Science Founda-
ton.
GALIPAULT POINTS OUT
that if the study proved that
the program is as needed as
the advisory group believes,
it might be extended to the
community school systems at
large.
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GROVE CITY ASSISTANT:
Fir. TarallO Marks
Silver Anniversary

Father Philip J. Tarallo, SSH, assistant pastor of
Grove City Our Lady of Perpetual Help parish, will
mark his twenty-fifth anniversary of ordination, with
Solemn Mass, 1870 am. this Sunday at the parish
Cburoh oA1E prnodyuav
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At BOWLING GREEN IT,:
President Rejects
Charges Against
Newman Chaplain

BOWLING GREEN, = The president of Bowling
Green State University rejected as ridiculous a
charge that a Newman Club chaplain exercised undue
control over faculty appointments.
University president Ralph W. Mcdonald said
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HIGH ITPl

Yes, 1t meets the horizoni 90 acres
on a knoll, in FAIRFAX Co, a short
distance from the new University
Of Virginia. Yes, it's a farm, with
8 bedrms., q family room, stables,
all fenced, with a running stream.
it's a place for real living at
S32.5O0. Call z. S. BURNS e.
ASSOCIATES for an appointment
in Eracefnl living or 2-R1R1
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FARMS
l~-auwrsus.-Aa

DAIRY FARM FOR RENT, near
Clarksburg, Md.-Dairy stock. ma
chinery, and feed for sale. Reason
ABLY priced. Wa. 6-lba3.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
PINE RIDGE

built quality and planning
on this brick rambler offering 3
bedrms-, 2la baths, beaut. flag
stone foyer; liv. nm, f.p., lge.
picture window; sliding glass doors
leading out TO covered patio and
carport' sep. din. rm., beaut. de
luxe Westinghouse kit. w/eating
space: also Ice. finished rec. rm-,
f.p., Eround-level walk-out bSmt.
with sliding glass doors to End
patio: 1-aere wooded lot for gra-
eious living.
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DELICATESSEN
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES E0R RENT

Mr., PEACE CROSS - Drive-in. .
DIGS, 2;296 50; Il. on TT. siding.
Shs4N. WA. 7-O334; AP. 7-6029.
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VIRGINIA FARMS

NEAR WARRENTON-Newly paint
ed 7-rm., 2-b. home; NV. heat;
lovely grounds: IA acres; $4,000.
MONTGOMERY & CO, Werrenton,
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nM@ggm

ARLINGTON. N. Roosevelt st. at
Lee hwy.-Brand-new splits, eY-
pansible 70 4 or bedrooms, 2H
baths, rec. room; from S23.S5O,
open terms. OPEN DAILY, DITT-
MAR CO. ia. 4-S2SS.
ARL.. N.-A RARE GEM is this
all-briek Colonial with new alumni
mum storm windows and doors
z bedrms., SEP. din: rm.. "Fall-Out
shelter" super structure base
ment, porch, garage, and storage
I'm; on level fenced lot mr.. major
buses, shops schools. Move in
about Dec. l: only S15,95O with
super terms. Call immed. to see
this JEWEL! POMPONIO REALTY.
ia. 5-5561.
ARL. MUST REDUCED to S26,-
goo. Owner must sell attractive
brk. rambler with 4 bedrms.
baths. and den on level. James.
Town AND WILLIAMSBURG schools.
JUNE AIERSTOCK. Realtor, KE
6-9496 or IA, 4-6422.
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BE HAPPY

LII 44GA4
In this all-brick, 2-floor rambler
with 8 bedrms. and 3 baths: be
happy in the modern electric
kitchen and dining rm. for serv-
ing: family rm. has fireplace as
well as living rm.; be happy with
a built-in garage for your car and
a h-acre lot for safe play for your
children and their pets. Go lucky
with good financing terms; $685.
500.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

BETHESDA-Zone c.; a rare op-
Dortunitv to buy a commercial
site in the heart Of Bethesda BUSH
ness. section: a acre. Call Mr..
DUNCAN or Mr.. Korzendorfer,
KoRZENDORFER REALTOR, OIL.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARL., N-3-bedrm., brk. rambler
firepl., full bsmt. Phone KE. g.
ss64 for Apt.
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HICKS
MONROE e

so. $1,000 REALTORS
ALEX., Mt. Vernon woods-S1S,-
500, CT no money dn. 3 bedrms.
Ia bath. carport, firepl. Trees
Call Owner. 63S-0494.
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On main street in sites of 10000
50. #. and UP. ROMER g. CO.,
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DUJON LAND co
6-ACRE FARMETTE

Close to Gaithersburg; good S-rm.,
modernized home; stream, pond:
small outbuilding; nice elevation:
$4,000.
ROMER & CO., WI. $1,000
Evenings, WAverly 6-3636
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" I o-VVI.-.
R0CKvHLE-53,OO0 So. IT,, goned
CO. 8 frontages. ideal location,
terms. S. E. BOGLEY, INC, 70.
2-6l5l; eyes,. Mr.. Lyuott. ID.
9-S655.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

2I9 RIGGS RID. NE. REAR-Ga-
rage-type shop; new, 25x30 it..
overhead drive-in door, 12xlO,
other shop, 1920 It. Plenty OF
parking. LA. 9-3S69. RIA. 6-546O.
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TEXACO

viii have available within the next
few months several prime, retail
outlets that will produce an an.
nual income in excessive Of $1,000
who is capable Of Managing ar
aggressive fast-growinR business
Service station exper. is unneces-
sary as We provide a complete
paid training program prior to
starting business. For appt. ano
further information, call T. s
ELEY, TIE. 5000: after 8 pm,
WE. l-l9pb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-17

CITY FARMER minutes fron
Falls Church; huge bedrms., din
ing rn., ultra modern kitchen,
family rm.; basement; carport;
beautiful condition: tall trees: H.
acre. Many extras, price $4,000,
assume with $1,000 down. Call to-
day. PLANTATION REALTY, JE
$1,000.
FAIRFAX, Fairchester subdivision,
213 Rem I'd Brk. rambler,
3 bedrms., 2 baths, liy. rm., din.
area. kit, carport. tiled and part
ly paneled bsmt.; redec.; wooded
lot. Open, see lady in house d.
rectly in back. Price S1S,750, as
sumo AZ mortgage. ia. $500
FAIRFAX : $4,000 FILA Ap-
proved with only $500 down BUYS
this de luxe 3-bedrm.. full base
ment rambler. Payments less than
rent. First time offered. Cal
AkFAX REALTY INC, JE. 4
FALLS CHURCH AREA-S40O dn-
$50 mo-; 3-bedrm. rambler, equip
kit, u acre yard. Terrified
mickey REALTY IA. 7-O25C
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$4,000 DOWN
Pending Foreclosure

CLASSIC coNTEMPoRARY-only
q years old; that sold for sac, $50
when new. situated on a beauti-
full wooded Ia-acre lot; featur-
ing large liv. rm. with fireplace,
beautiful separate din. rm.. ultra
modern kitchen with glass wall
and beautiful view with eating
space. 3 big bedrms., ga baths,
finished paneled rec. room. All
you need is approx. $3.50 cash
and approx. $3.50 settlement
charge. The price you pay Is the
little elbow grease" and paint
and IL will be a real windfaill II
you wait until foreclosure. your
oUt-of-pocket cost will double. Call
nov; a credit check and q check
Is all you need
BARR REALTY, INC. IA. A-335O
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LAND AND FARMS

AT GAITHERSBURG - Syndicate
opportunity, .2T5 acres; 90 acres,
acre; 10-ACRE building Site. hfgh
elevation, beautiful view, $500.
opportunity at inter-
change; 4b acres at $3.50 per acre.
CENTRAL Montgomery, about 400
acres at 5000 per acre.
1SO-ACRE FARM, close in: good
buildings: sos, 200.
MANY OTHERS. Tell US your
wants
RoMER q CO. WI. 5000
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Holmes Run Acres

Delightful 3-bedroom home on a
lovely well-landscaped lot: charm
ing family room with fireplace off
the large entrance foyer. beamed
ceilings on upper level with door
from dining room to brick patio.
Fireplace in living room with
paneled wall; many extras includ-
Of closets. Call for appointment.
Refinanee conventional or Gil;
$4,000.
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TARA-$29,950
Shannon & Luchs

REALTORS SINCE IHUb
THANKSGIVING is ONLY / week
away. Spend It in your own home.
owner is most unusual in allowing
$1,000 less than FILA appraisal,
and giving immed. occupancy.
bedrms., baths, rec. rm., knotty-
pine family rm.: h.-w.h.; built-in
garage; beautiful cor. lot: located
near Univ. Of Va. site; only $1,000
down. JE. 10000 VIM. A. CHAP
MAN REALTY. INC.
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STORES FOR RENT

ARLINGTON. N.-Brk. store, 5 yrs.
old, suitable for business or office:
exceptionally low rent of S135
mo. ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE
CORP. IA. LAS. ia. 4-0324.
ATTRACTIVE LOCATION, store
with basement. suitable pawn
broker. carry out, valet. beauty
shop. ISL Sth st. Sc, RA. g.
Baileys KIT Corners Area
STORE in GILMORE Shopping Cen
ter on Rte. Z between Baileys
Cross Roads and Seven Corners.
Va; in very busy area, with ter
rifle high-rise apt. construction
in process nearby: shopping CEN
ter also in process Of expansion;
5.OOO-ft. store plus basement
available or will divide.
.CULMORE REALTY CO.
JE. 4-665O EN-. 2-4626
BETHESDA'S NEWEST PRESTIGE
BUILDING. 1000 Wisconsin ave
$500 50. II. Of prime Ist-floor
show space. including utilities and
parking in building of 10000 50.
~. OF already rented office and
store space. Tenants include
IBM. branch OF large national
bang and Vie fanny. Call JU.
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BETTER Homes
REALTORS

REALTORS
SANTA CLAUS needs your new ad-
dress nowl See at once this neat
and clean THREE BEDROOM,
BRICK RAMBLER, for Just SIG
500! You can assume HUGH GI
LOAN with low settlement costs
and VERY MODEST DOWN PAY
MENTl All payments including
taxes and insurance LESS THAN
RENT Extras include storm win
dows and doors. Good neighbour
hood. easy walk to elementary
school. Call nowl PARKER. SMITH
g. DONNELB, REALTORS. IA. z
6161, ia. 7-SS17.
SOUTH WOoDLEY, I414 Noland
Rd.-3 bedrmS-, firepl., carport;
vacant. owner anxious; less than
FILA appraisal. $3.50 down.
ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP.
ia. 7-444S Ewes. WE. 1881
SPRINGFIELD, NORTH -Bric k
rambler; 3 bedrms.: full bsmt.
fenced yard bordering on wooded
area; children's playhouse. FLA
appraisal, S20,250: FILA loan.
$4,000: refinance or assume 4laSs
loan; available now. 1916 Jervis
St, CT. 6-0466,
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WILL TRADE

This all-briek Colonial in Arl
with central air eond. for lots
smaller house or land. Has 3
bedrms., IL baths, liv. rm., f.p.,
family din. rm., paneled den: kit
with dishWasher, garbage disposal,
full bsmt.. outside entrance, large
shaded fenced lot.
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$24,500
NEW SPLIT-LEVEL

Center hall. N. Arl., 3 bedrms.
liv. rm., f.p.; family din. rm.. lge.
kit, eat. space: lge. eround-level
bsmt. with f.p.. full bath roughed
in; room for 2 additional bedrms.,
COW. to everything. VIII sell
quickly. To inspect call
Keller Co., Inc. ia. 2-62OC
RUSTIC rambler and a park-likC
setting enhances this custom-buili
home featuring spacious bedrms.
separate dining Tn., equipped
kitchen with eating space; full
basement and 30-ft. rec. I'm.
conveniently located 10 schools anc
shopping. Beautiful trees, shrubs
and flowers surround this lovely
home. Be q happy home owner
See this today. Call WE. S-670O.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Frankly

It's a home for the luxury minded
the people that want to entertain.
II seems to have been designed
with you In mind: 20x30 living
room-Florida room with flag
stone floor-ree. room with bar
are all adjoining the 1S-ft. com
pletely equipped kitchen, 3 bed
rooms. the master is separate
from the rest Of the home for
privacy. fun baths. All on IA
acre lot. close in. Under appraised
value and priced in the 30s.
CROWELL & co.
Formerly the BERENs companiesl
5000 Chain Bridge Rd. Mclean
HIGH ASSUMPTION
New hstingl A 3 Cor - bedroom
Cape Cod with nice level lot in
good neighborhood: stove. refriger-
ator, disposal, washer and dryer
go with the house. Assume the
S1l.300 loan with only $500
down and payments of SsS.S3 COW
ers all. This won't last-hurry!
TOWN & COUNTRY
PROPERTIES, INC.
TIE. 6-8915 9 TIL 9
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OWN & COUNTRY
PROPERTIES, INC.
TIE. 6-8915 9 TO @

PROPERTIES. INC.
TIE. 6-8915 8 TO 9
IT'S HERE!!! Only SlS,95O-This
new 45-ft. rambler has a lot to
offer: 3 bedrooms, Ia baths, 90
It. living room, dining room, de
luxe modern kitchen: lovely level
lot; FHA-GI approved, $3.50
down. ATLAS OF ARLINGTON,
ia. 5-1550: ewes. IA. 4-4447
LAKE BANCROFT : 4-bedrm., g.
bath brick split-level: garages,
shelter. many extras. Easy finane-
ing, mid-30S. Call OWNER, CT
6-1642 at 1896 Jay Miller dr..
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. afternoon.
LARGE FAMILY? = z bedrms., 4
baths, flexible terms. n block 10
shopping on Columbia pike.
ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP.
IA. 7-444S Ewes. WE. 1881
LARGE LOT, in a beautiful set
ting, in choice location; rambler
styling designed for modern liv-
ing. Beautiful living room, din
ing room and excellent kitchen,
4 good bedrooms and . baths,
recreation room in the generous
sized basement: price, S27,500:
many nice features left for your
surprise, Take advantage Of this
fine offer now. ARLINGTON
Arl., ia. $4,000. OPEN TO Q.
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

INVESTOR will purchase for all
cash commercial or apt. bldgs
Principals only. To. 2-7S50.
WISH TO BUY 4-FAMILY APT. in
ne. or Trinidad area: self-main.
tanned. Brokers' Coop. invited
Call MIR. FRYE. JOHN L. Shell
TON. Realtor, 10. $4,000.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-01-28

1T MADE US FEEL GOOD: We
got post card with some encour-
aging words and happy sentiments
from DR.. Laurence C. Jones, famed
founder of Piney Woods Country
Life school from down in Old Mexi-
co where he is mentioning and
having a we'll deserved good time.
TO THE PARISH STREET
RHYMER: Brother Henderson, The
Sign Painter, died the other day
and while he was known to every
body up and down the Ole Avenue
as Sign Painter, because of the
little verses he would give me from
time to time I gave him the title of
The Parish Street Rhymer of
him and in his language / would
say The Parish Street Rhym-
er left us the other day He
won't be back this way He's
gone to a place where once you're
there You have to stay.
SOMETHING THAT MADE ME-
LAFF: The story l hear them. tell
about Butch" the band man and
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-01-28

WEEKLY QUOTATION: 1t is
more blessed to give than to re-
ceive.-The Bible.
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The Congo-A New Approach
The Christian Science Monitor

usy-urgently- approach to the
deepening crisis in the Congo is required. Almost
daily, disquetng reports of violence, of inerna
tiona intrigue of disregard for such sparse legal
tiles exist in Congo law underscore darky the ironc
tragedy that has accompanied independence.
So far this independence has fallen victim to two
major evils to primitive rivalry among politically
prepared Congoese leaders, but Also and not less to
the sophisticated politics of the cold war
If the Congo could be insulated, both in geographic
cal fact and in United Nations diplomacy, from the cold
the internal divisions probably would become
ageabe durable.
This newspaper believes the necessary APP
proach could be found in the efforts of broadly based
African conference to nsuate the Congo from foreign
intrigue and interests and to apply an African solution
to this African problem We believe also that the Unit
ed States should take initiative now, through the
UN, to promote such a conference
Plainly the strong position that the West gained
when United States Ambassador Lodge firmly opposed
Soviet Intervention in the early days of the Congo
crisis has largely disntegraed American policy has
moved to support side-that of Mr. Kasavubu-in
the internal Congo struggle.
The choice may we'll have appeared as between
moderation and Cancellation on the hand and the
Communst-encOuraged extremism of Mr.. Lumumba.
But it could not be that simple because several other
African eadersthose for example represented at the
recent Casablanca conference.-the support Mr. Lumum
ba They do this perhaps without sufficient regard for
his detts to Communist ntrguers, but at least in the
manner of African neutraism in the cold
Now as the incoming American administration seeks
promising road to a solution the Congoese lead
ers look forward to meeting postponed from late JAN
uary to February, in which they will seek with Presi-
uell d odSIS loI d CodCoH government lie
key question they must face is the position Mr. Lum-
umba will be offered in the coalition
In the presumed absence of Mr.. Lumumba the two
dominating figures in the meeting could turn out to be
Mr. Kasavubu and Katanga provincial president Noise
Tshombe, both of whom appear committed to federal
ism for the Congo against Mr.. Lumumbas demands
for unary government But unless the conference sat
isfies Lumumba supporters we'll other factions it
will neither succeed in pacfying the Congo insu
lating it from interv alton.
Once more, however-and now-the United States
might move toward accomplishing those ends which
sought by most African nations, too. The admins
tration might well urge the UN to call for Afri
conference, to include both the pro-Lumumba Cas-
ablanca group and members of the UN Cancellation
mission which is in the Congo.
The object of the United States move in the UN
should be to nsuate that troubled region against both
Western and Communist intervention in order that the
UN's influence be made to work with maximum
beneficial effect.