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George Mason Green Co

4Ni| ~ oLND ia. +-lf''
ARLINGTON, N.-Cute Cape Cod
situated on pretty level lot in
close-in location has two bedrms
on first floor. Charming sep. din
room. Large dormPr and study
on second floor. Full basement
has cozy paneled den " lbuilt-in
bookshelveS Excellent residential
area. Easy FHA financing for
qualified buyer. S1S.95O.
HOLLEY REALTY
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0RCYCLES

ALLSTATE motorcycle IS: needs
minor repairs, $500 or best Of
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HOMES
REALTORS
NORTH ARLINGTON - F

NORTH ARLINGTON = Beautiful
brick home in attractive setting in
exclusive neighborhood: 3 bed :
rooms, 3 baths, glassed-in porch,
garage; in excellent condition
Priced at 100000. For appoint
ment to see this outstanding home,
SEAY COMPANY. Realtors. 1Ia
West Broad street. Falls Church,
Virginia.
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE
INVEST. PROP. WANTED

INVESTOR will purchase for al
cash commercial or apt. bldgs
Principals only. TU. 2-1S50
LIsTINGS WANTED S.E. - Active
clientele for sound investments
MR.. COSTELLO, IL. 7-a377
ZAGAMI REALTY CO.. Realtors
WANTED COMMERCIAL GROUND,
approx. $4,000 50. IT,, suitable for
uSed-car lot. Must be in Sc.
Washington area. HALEY 3
FORD, 80 M st. sc. Ii. 1896.
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NEW $500 so. #, reas adapt
for indust.. comm, storage Gn,
heat, ample parking. Kensinston,
OIL 4-lS5S after
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COLONIAL CHARM

Gracious. red-brick. center-hall
GEORGIAN COLONIAL. on level
immaculatelv landscaped lot. lust
8 short blocks to Arl. blvd. >
minutes to PentaEon. on one cf
close = in Arlington's loveliest
streets! LARGE living rm: with fIIe-
place. family-siZed dining rm..
HUGE PANELED FAMILY ROOM.
de uxe fully equipped kitchen
all on 1st floor: 2 twin" bed
rms. de luxe all-tile bath. plus
tile u bath off master bedroom on
2nd foor: full basement Nth fin
ished rec. room. additional bedrm.
and shower bath. Gel a CLOS
ELS and CHESTNUT TRIM
THROUGHOUT Priced in mid-20s.
ASSUME LARGE 5l2rs lst TRUST
CAN BE HANDLED WITH So
300 CA. H!
METZLER-REALTORS
sOur 3Sth Year in Real Estate"
e4l7 Lee Hwy. ia. 5-7515
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STORES F0R RENT

ARLINGTON. N.-Brk. store. yrs
old. suitable fo7 business or Office:
exceptionally low rent Of Sl35
CORP. ia. 7-444s. ia. 4-O324
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IMPoR1-sPoRrs

INTERNATIONALS, Chevrolets and
DodgeS, reasonable. Call FE. s.
1854 or GA. 4-S597.
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A Minimum of
Investment

Will put you in this fully
equipped modern Cities Serv-
ice service station located
in Arlington Co.; financial
help and paid training is
available 20 the right man.
Modern fabrication equip
ment is provided at no addi-
tional expense. Close per-
Sonal assistance provides
every opportunity of build
ing q sound business that
will net you substantial
return for your investment.
For details, call IA. 4-110u,
weekdays and JE. 3-0742.
ewes. and week ends.
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FLORANCE REALTY
pHOME oEA onnn

SPACE FOR SALE..-Brick home
With maximum value and features
TRI.LEVEI4 SWEDISH DESIGNED
HOME. . bedrms.. . baths. center
hall. FINISHED WALK-OUT rec.
rn.. workshop. carport. big kitch.
en- equip. with settee. SoI,5O0
SETTLEMENT CHAR GES IN.
CLUDED only Sl.lOO down
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BUSINESS PROP. for SALE

SILVER SPRING
Air-cond. bldg. $3.50 so. IT,. best
neighborhood, excel. cond.; suit
able national concern. insurance
CO.. engineering corp. JU. 9-349O;
ewes, LO. 5-4S00.
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A REAL BUY-Restaurant-night
club for sale: in the best coming
up northwest section in the city;
doing good business now, only eX-
perienced buyer; reply Box S3-M,
Star.
9 LOCATIONS available immediate
~ in Congressional Plaza Shop
ping Center. ~ 1000 50. it.,
(2D 300 50 It. NE. e-4346.
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TRAlLERS
AVIATION

CESSNA "l95" sale S6.995 or will
lease $3.50 down and $3.50 pei
month $50" Aero Commander
sale $50 or will lease $685.
down and S694 per month. Cal
LYLE BRESSLER. WA. 4-9602.
FOR SALE-Super Bell. model
"4TG" helicopter; aircraft zero
since major all components: new
engine. Call LYLE BRESSLER
WA. 4-Q6Oc
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
AUT0M0TivE MISC.

NEAR FRONT ROYAL, VA.-lI
acres; arm. furn. house; elec.
well, $3.50. OIL. 2-5232.
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Navy captain
NEW ENGLAND CHARMER
Wooded 81 Acre

NEW ENGLAND CHARMER
Wooded "a Acre
Enjoy privacy and a splendid wood =
ed view from this Early American
beauty. CHEERFUL BEDRMS..
3 FULL BATHS, Colonial kitchen
with natural wood cabinets. LARGE
SEPARATE DIN. RIM, big front
for only S24,95O. CALL NOW.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
REALTORS. IA. 7-9O9O
NO DOWN PAYMENT If you are
CT eligible here is an opportunity
rSmber rS With exceient dfThtIq fnanens efSk
3 ,bedrms. and, an attr. screened
pch.. completely air conditioned,
carport, well Handicapped lot: priced
at GI appraisal. An outstanding
offer. Call ia. 7-93OO.
ARLINGTON REALTY
REALTORS
NORTH ARLINGTON-English Tu-
dor home loaded with charm in
close-in location. Completely re-
decorated: this home features
modern kitchen with stainless steel
sink, extra-large refrigerator
freezer, dishwasher. Living room
with attractive stone fireplace,
built-in china cabinets in large
dining room, 3 bedrooms. powder
room on lst floor, center-hall en-
trance. full basement. 2S-foot
screened porch and patio. Wall
to-wall carpeting. A rare beauty
for S24,95O. Dial now, IA. $4,000,
He,l be happy to show it to you.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANs-S2. 800 to
Sl5O,0OO. Lower your payments.
group your debts. refinance your
property. Quick. honest service.
Residential farm, commercial:
construction financing only in
State of Maryland. Call or write
Mr.. ROBERTS, 2ls z. Lexington
St. Baltimore ., Md. or SAratosa
7-4047 day. night. Sun, holidays.
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, ACRE LOTS, wooded. hard rd. 'front.'

ACRE LOTS, wooded, hard I'd. front.
age; only $1,000, terms. ASHTON
REALTY CO., OIL. 4-5042.
in path OF progress
90 acres situated so as to benefit
from the Difficult Run spur sewer
and the activity at Tyson's Cor
ner. Dulles Airport, and the new
ReSton Community; the . houses
good pasturage ard set OF dairy
farm buildings will produce some
income until development take'
place. Price Sl50.00O; $4,000
down, favorable terms on baIs nee
Exclusively with MASON a. OMER
l.. HIRST Realtors. Annandale
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POMPONIO REALTY
221S WILSON BOULEVARD
LA. 5-5561

FALLS CHURCH, near Z Corners
$500 down: GI appraised S14,75O.
3-bedrm. rambler with basement;
nice fenced lot; block to bus.
LYNN REALTY, INC. JE. 2-94OO.
Falls Church Area-$18,95O
3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths; Brick
Assume large 41aoo GI loan. 500
pitt. Reas. terms, or FHA; OF
GI no cash. Radiant heat, vacant.
Owner willing to listen. Mclean
High School. LUCILLE COOK
Realtor. JE. 2-327@. JE. 2-4664
FOR THE FAMILY THAT HAS
EVERYTHING. Since you demand
the best. see this ORIGINAL, de-
signed for IMPORTANT PEOPLE
All-neW rancher built on Cali
fornia TERRACE. huge bed
rooms, , beautiful baths. large
bright liv. rm., big formal din. rm.,
family-Size de luxe kitchen, lux
urious rec. room; park your Cad
lilac in the large carport and your
boat in the basement. All this on
7-acre level, wooded lot, close
to D. c. Choose your colors. Priced
in the 40s. Trades considered
ATLAS OF ARLINGTON, IA. 5.
1850: evenings. KE. S-4s46.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
MOUNTAIN LODGE

MUUNIAIN LUDGI:
46 acres near Hancock,
Md. improved with modern farm
house, LARGE cinder blk. chicken
house C2 floors); also private lake,
on good roads. Excellent buy al
Sa,S5O, good terms. D. r. WEE
DON. Agent, 1922 Goth st. NV
Wash, D. C. FE. S-6550 weekdays
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

GOLDEN BEACH-"-bedrm. brick
cottage ana garage, fully fur
nished; oil heater, hot and cold
water, with boat, outboard motor,
40 h.p.; incl. Handicapped and pvt.
beach. FE. $4,000, Ext. 259; wk.
enGs. Golden Beach 301-TU. f.
3Inl
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BUSINESS PROP. for RENT

BAILEYS CROSSROADS, VA; 1885,
900 so. IT. of land for lease;
rental 10 cents per 50. ft. net;
give lease up to IS years.
WE1SSBERG BROS. REALTY
IA. 7-910O.
COMMERCIAL SILVER SPRING
Air-cond. bldg; $3.50 SO. IT,. best
neighborhood, excel. cond.: suit
able national concern. insurance
q CO., engineering corp. JU. 9-3490:
ewes, LO. 5-4S00.
LARGE NEW STORE BUILDING
on Chillum rd.. Hyattsville. 4,00t
so. It., next to 24-houE bowlint
alley. across from shopping center
Zoned CO. Rent. $1,000 pei
month, 5-l0-year lease.
ROBERT E. LoHR. INC. HE. $4,000
PARKING LOT
FOR RENT. S1l-S13 LIST NV. Conv
for GPO and PO. RE. 1881.
PROFESSIONAL BLDG. Hyatts
Md.-Air cond. offices suitable for
doctors. lawyers. statesmen. cne,
two, four, and five room suites
Reas. rent. r. R. RUPERT. ST. g.
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BANNER SALES, AP. 7-4846

sEABRoOK ACRES-Beaut 3-bcd.
rm. split foyer; firepl, baths
larse elec. kit, with tahle-top
range ana wall oven. S@l,LOU.
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ARLINGTON, NORTH
Q q . Q Q

Looking for a prestige location
N. Jefferson. 1919 N. Kenilworth.
1880 N. Quintana, 6512 N. 36th
St. ranging from Sl1.950 to S19.-
500 (ramblers. Colonials. Cape
Codsl. avail at once. GI-FHA.
Call for details and to inspect.
Miller Real Estate Co.
IA 4-4o5o Ct, 6AoOO
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CHEVERLY-i-be -bedrm. brk. Care
Cod; cleaning kitchen, sen. din
rm,, full bSmt.; Earage. flood Iii
yard, intercOm, fallout shelter
$2O,500, FHA. GI or good assump-
ton
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BETTER HOMES

PROPERTIES, INC.
KE. $4,000 9 TIL 9
ARLINGTON, N.-Charming white
brick Cape Cod on corner fenced
lot has SWIMMING POOL for out
door fun. 3 bedrms., :! baths.
Roony Fitchen has breakfast nook.
Delightful paneled den plus play
room in full basement BUS AT
CORNER makes this perfect To-
cation for the one-car family.
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CONN. AVE.

Single-room executive offices,
accommodating up to 3 per-
sons, private rest rooms, free
use OF building conference
room; adjacent parking: $40,
$50, Sll0 per month. Long
or short lease. Apply mana
ger, Room 222, Dupont Cir
Gle Bldg, AID. 4-32OO.
The Sidney herald., 1961-08-09
Girard
EHOHnaennakerS

Mr.. and Mrs. Daurits Jensen
were Sunday dinner guests ait the
Carl Anderson home in Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Larson visit
ed Thursday evening at the John
Conroy home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Daniels and
Elmer Jensen and Nadine were
supper guests Monday at the Bud
Daniels home.
Izetta and Clyde Jensen return
ed Thursday evening from Bill
lingS.
The Chas. Daniels home was
the secene of a family get togeth-
er Sunday honoring Mrs. Daniels
on her birthday. Those present
were the Bud Daniels family, MIR.
and Mrs. Marvin Zieske and Beth
of WillistOn and Sharon Daniels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell DanielSon
and family were Wednesday eve
ming visitors at the Walt Jensen
home.
The Sidney herald., 1961-08-09
Yellowstone Twp.

MIR. and Mrs. Clyde Griggs,
HillroSe, Colorado spent the past
week end visiting at the home
of her sister and family Mr.. and
Mrs. John Reidle and family.
Gust Hage was a patient at the
Sidney Memorial Hospital a few
days last week.
A birthday party on Friday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs.
Ralph Hurley honored the second
birthdays of little Susan Hurley
and Kenny Skorpil, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Dennis Skorpil. The
youngsters received many nice
gifts and the mothers served
lunch TO the guests and their
mothers.
Colorado Picnic is to be held at
the Richland Park August 13, and
those interested in attending are
reminded of the date.
Lynn Noteboom and Mike Hay
den arrived home on Saturday
from the Presbyterian Youth
camp at Red Lodge, where they
had spent a week.
Fred KarSt returned to the Me
mortal Hospital Monday of last
week for further treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Lirker and
family of Sidney visited Sunday
at the w. "A. Seader home.
Idr. and Mrs. William Linker,
Sidney were evening visitors at
the John Reidle home.
Robert Flynn attended well
fare meeting at Watford City last
Friday.
Mrs. Al Mayer and Francine OF
Minneapolis have been here Wis
iting with relatives at Fairview
and Sidney.
The Sidney herald., 1961-08-09
Savage News

Mrs. Cora Basham of Kansas
City, Mo-, arrived Friday mornin .
for a visit at the home of heT,
sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. w. E. Moore, and with her
nieces and families, Mrs. Robert
Gregg and Mrs. Clifford Dashner
Steven Hagler and Bill Hamb1lrg
spent few days last week visit
ing at the Warren Provost homo
on Pine Unit. -'ie
Mrs. Helena Miller. Mrs ElCen,
wilson, Mrs. Emelia Miller of
Sidney, Mrs. Soren Miller. and
Mrs. Godtfred Miller spent Tues
day at the Harold Etzel home
Mrs. Clifford Bach, Mrs. Don
Price and Mrs. John Gear Also
VISITED there in the afternoon.
Mrs. Henry johnson and son
Bryan, spent a few days last weetr
visiting at the Robert Gregg home
Sunday, they moved their trailer
house TO Glendive.
MIR. and Mrs. Delton Christnoan
and daughter of Glendive. spent
the week end at the Sigurd Jona-
sen home.
Mrs. Kenny Wheeler and Infant
son. who have spent a week at
the home of her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Nelson, returned TO
their home in Billings SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hoeger and
family left Saturday evening for
three weeks vacation in Helena
and Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Basta and
family, who have been living n
the Charles BaSta farm west of
Savage for the past two years
moved to his parental home near
Lindsay, last week.
A large group of ladies attended
the regular meeting of the Women
of the Lutheran Church held in
the church parlorS on Thursday
afternoon. The Bible lesson was
presented by Mrs. Harold Etzel.
and a delicious lunch was served
after the meeting by hostesseS,
Mrs. George Eilzhoff and Mrs.
Grace Prigan.
Barbara Hamburg, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Hamburg, spent
Thursday night and Friday visit
ing at the Robert Hagler home.
MIR. and Mrs. Warren Provost and
family and Bill Hamburg, enjoyed
supper with the Hagler's on Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Sophie Burau, Bob and |
Virginia enjoyed birthday cake at
the Grant Johnson home Friday
evening in honor of Evelyn John i
sons 18th birthday.
Mrs. Clifford Dashner and her
daughter De.bbie of Sidney, Mrs.
Robert Gregg and Jolene, Mrs.
John Gear visited at the w. E.
Moore home Sunday afternoon.
Elaine and EUnice Goodchild of
Powell, Wyoming enjoyed dinner
with Virginia Burau Wednesday.
They used to make their home in
Savage.
Miss Alice Kaye Seeve spent a
couple of days receiving medical
attention at the Sidney Memorial
hospital last week. She was able
10 return to her home on Friday
evening.
Mrs. Anna BergStedt is enjoying
a short visit at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Helen Elness in
Havre. Her grandson and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs Connie ElneSS are
visiting there at this time also.
The Sidney herald., 1961-08-09

U. S. No. |, Golden Bantam.
Picked in the early dawn.
"hours-fresh" from the
stalks. filled from tip to
tip with golden kernels.
Evening star., 1961-02-09

und the clock phone seee-eo Ma $500 onyms to order
Evening star., 1961-02-09
mems sPOrtswear

mems spOrtSWear
Washington, Langley Park, ShirinstoR
were comparable to nov
so Mems Fomous Moke Vests.
wool, cotton corduroy or cotton
velvet. Many reversible. Bro 6q5 to
ken sizes --------------- S.e5 5.ss
500 Mems Fomous Moke Sports
Shirts, many wosh and weor 2.5s,
Solid eoIors. pIoids and checks zfor
5. m. L. --------------- 2,9e 500
Washington Store Only
so Mems Fonous Make Knit
Shirts, poids, checks and solid
whites. Broken sizes - SOS 2,ss
II Mems Fomous Make Cotton
Corduroy Suits 3-pc. style no.
pIeot sIocks Olive and BEIGE
Broken sizes --------- 1926 1899
MEMS SPoRTSWEAR-Washincton, Street Floor:
Langley Park and Shrin0ton, First Floor
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special purchase
400 mems
famous make ties
5SC. 3 70, LIS

Fomous noke ties Of royon. or royon and
oeetote. Wool lined Neot, bold, striped
designs, panels ond underknots.
MEMS Observation-Disclosures, Street Floor;
Langley Park and Shirln0ton, FIRST Floor
Evening star., 1961-02-09

boys wear
Washington store only
were comparable to now
100 Boys Cotton T-Shirts and Briefs 69cto
broken sizes. ------- 7ee soc
10 Boys Husky Size Cotton Cor
duroy SIocks, broken sizes 598 ZOO
l3 Boys Cotton Clam Deoers,
sizes ond 10 l8-- 2oo 1893
80 Boys Cotton Flannel Robes,
checks or stripes. Broken sizes 800 2s9
Boys WEAR-WashnOton Fourth Floor
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gloves
Washington store only

gloves
Washington store only
were comparable to now
20 prs. Womens Double Woven
Cotton or NyIon Cloves shortie
and 4-button lengths. SoiIed 3o0to
White. Broken sizes --- $50 l.99
IS prs. Womens Double Woven
Cotton or Nylon Gloves. White;
mostly longer lengths. SoiIed 400t to
from dspIoy. Broken sizes 500 299
GLovES-WashinOton. Street Floor
handbags
LonsIey Park only
were comparable to now
a. Assorted Hondboes, several
styles and colors. Inside Upper
pockets Double or single hondIes 500 I.99"
'plus 10S Federal tax
HANDBAGS-Lan0Iev Park. First Floor
stationery
Washington store only
. were comparable to now
Steel Desk and File Combino-
tion, os is ----------- 1898 2zss
Steel File, os is, Drowers---- 1898 1898
Steel File with Combination
sofe, os is --------.------ 1898 1898
IL Simulated Leather Mots------ 8oc 4oe
z Simulated Leather Mots 100 soc
II Simulated Leother Mots----- Csc s9e
Simulated Leather Mots------ LIS 6se
Simulated Leather Mots--- 23O l29
Evening star., 1961-02-09

Washington. LOnslsy Park. Shirlinston
100 tUere comparable to 1929
boys winter jackets
5.SS
Quilted-lined cotton corduroy jackets with
snop-button front in bomber or surcoot
lengths.
Orion oeryIie- lined bomber jackets with cot
ton she'll and Upper fronts Sizes 9-l3, but
not every size in each style.
Boys wEAR-Washincton, Fourth Floor;
Langley Park and ShiTinOton, First Floor
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-11-24
CIVIL RIGHTS UNIT:
Asks Leadership
From President

The commission made three
major recommendations:
I. A program of Federal
granfs-in-sid TO help local
governments raise fhe stand.
ards for policemen.
z. Amending the Federal
civil rights acf TO make IL
easier TO prosecute local
policemen in Federal courts
or charges Of Unconstitutional
violence.
3. Amending the same act
TO permit citizens injured by
police misconduct 10 recover
damages from local govern.
men+s since there is little
chance of collecting from
most policemen.
Members of the commission,
in addition to Father Hes
burgh, are: DR.. John A. Han
nah, president of Michigan
State University and chair
man; Robert G. Storey of
Dallas, vice chairman; Rob-
ert S. Rankin of North Caro-
lima; Dean Spottswood W.
Robinson III of Howard Uni
versity Law School, Washing
ton, D. c.: and Dean Erwin
N. GriSwold of Harvard Law
School, Cambridge, Mass.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-11-24
St. Stephens Leaders
PRESIDENT DEPLoREs ACTS Z
COngOlese ManhandIe MissiOners

pillagers of Albertville. Dis
honor on those who murdered
at Kindu."
A Requiem Mass was cele-
brated (Nov. 49, in Our Lady
of the Congo Cathedral here
for Is Italian airinen MUIR
dered and dismembered by
Congolese troops in Kindu, in
Kivu province.
THE U.N. r IA had
flown supplies to a U,N. garri-
son of 200 Malayans in Hindu.
Apparently a drunken group
of about so soldiers of the
central government mistook
them for Belgian paratroop-
ers.
There were no indications
that the 200 or so Europeans
living in Kindu we're harmed.
From Vatican City, His
holiness Pope John XIII
personally expressed deep sor-
row at news of the airmen's
murder. He sent the bereaved
families assurance of his pray
ers. This was conveyed along
with his special blessing by
Archbishop Carlo Grano, Nun
clio to Italy.
Qn Rome, the leader of the
ruling Christian Democrats in
the Chamber Of Deputies told
a stormy session that the Ital-
ian airmen died in a region
tainted by communist and
antireligious influence.
CThe Christian Democrat
leader, Luigi Gui, said the
U.N. was unable to maintain
order in the Congo because
of the foot-dragging of chose
nations, and particularly the
Soviet Union, which wish to
maintain the United Nations
in a state of perpetual weak
ness"
Uhe region where the Ital-
ian airmen died, Gui said, was
the scene of incredible vio-
lence against nuns, as though
it was wished to destroy every
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-11-24
HOUSING BIAS
WHITE MOOSE

ST. PAUL, Mimi, NC) -
Segregation in the suburbs
is a white moose" that throt-
ties Negro and other minori-
ty group housekeepers with
in our crowded cities, an Ur-
ban League official told a
Catholic group here.
Ernest Cooper, the leagues
st. Paul director, was one of
three speakers opposing such
segregation at an open meet
ing on the subject sponsored
at the st. Jerome's Church,
Maplewood, by the parish's
Christian Family Movement
unit.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-11-24
TIE SOcLALAII

~LEOPOLDVILLE, The Con-
90, - Rampaging Congolese
troops manhandled and in
suited the Archbishop Of LII
luabourg in a day of city
wide pillage and rape, accord
ing to reports arriving here.
Archbishop Bernard Mels,
C,L.C.M., and four of his mis-
sioners were clapped into the
military prison Nov. u at
Luluabourg, capital of Kasai
province. They were accused
of using their tape recorders
and amplifiers as radio trans
mitters in the service of re-
bellious Katanga. Twenty
priests were beaten, six Of
them seriously.
Rampant troops Of the Cen
trail Congolese government
herded all male whites in the
city into a downtown hotel.
The women left alone at
home, were a prey to drunken
soldiers. Ten of them were
raped, some in the presence
nf kho1~ ahfIIrAn
ONLY A THIRD OF THE
army garrison at Luluabourg
was involved in the violence.
The other two-thirds were
credited with preventing
worst crimes.
The Archbishop and his
Immaculate Heart missioners
were released along with the
other whites after a night of
detention. The people of Lulu
abourg greeted the mission
ers with joy.
There were reports that 80
of the archdiocese's 100 nuns
were manhandled.
The Archdiocese of Lulua-
bourg now finds itself threat
ened with an almost complete
exodus of teachers, recruited
with great difficulty over the
past few months. None of the
100 Immaculate Heart mis-
sioners or the nuns will leave,
however.
The provincial superior for
Immaculate Heart misSioners
in Luluabourg, Father Charles
De Wilde, says none of the
missioners was injured severe
1y by the beatings.
I'VE JOKE ABOUT the
black and blue marks some
of us BEAR" he wrote.
Premier Cyrille Adoula took
to the radio to denounce Con-
golese troops who ran wild
In Luluabourg. Albertville
and Kindu.
81 am disguised with my
Congolese brothers." he cried.
"Dishonor on the troops in
Luluabourg who have abused
and raped. Dishonor on the
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Pope Looks
At Life

VATICAN CITY CNC) -
Participants in a general
papaI audience were given a
glimpse of how an 80-year-old
Pope looks back at life and
looks forward to death.
Pope John XIII, who be-
comes so years old on Novem-
Der 25. had been telling
participants Nov. 16) how
everyone coming to the Vati-
can in recent weeks had been
wishing him "long life - ad
multos amos"
what is life?" he asked.
"It is a period, brief or
long," he continued, "given to
man for the exercise of the
virtues infused by holy Bap-
tism, and for the acquiring of
perfection and depth of the
treasures of charity and good
works towards ones neigh
Dor"
Ones life on earth, he said,
should always be looked upon
as a journey in which a man
is given an opportunity to
store up good works and
merits.
cat the end of the jour-
ney," he said, "an angel OF
the Lord, perhaps the same
one who has been our guar
dian along life's long path,
will announce to US that the
journey is finished. The door
to time will be closed and,
at the same moment, the door
to eternity will be opened.
And then begins the true life,
in which there are no strug-
giles, no tears, no end, in
which there is eternal light
and happiness in God"