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The Adak sun., 1961-12-18
AIIEMI 1CM ADAK SHULIER3UGS = CASH PR1AGS OFFERED BY NAVAL INSTITUTE

ANNAPOLIS, MD. -- (NAVNEWs) -- the U. 5. Naval Institute is planning a section. in a forthcoming book featuring the "ten best black-and-white naval photographs" of l961. They may cover any subject so long as they clearly pertain to the Navy, the Marine Corps, the Coast Guard, the Merchant Marine, or the sea itself.
 Photographs may be either official or unofficial and any individual, mi tary or civilian, is eligible. to submit his work: The pictures must have been taken any time during l96l' and reach the Rhoto Editor, us. Naval Institute, Annapolis, Md., not later than 4:3O P.M. on January Is, 1862.
 Fifty dollars will oe paid to each Photographer who took one of the pictures selected.
 Unless the return of the photographs is requested, they vi Il be held by the Institute for possible publication e1se- where. Any such photographs printed will be paid for upon publication at the rate of S3 for unofficial and $2 for official photographs.
The Adak sun., 1961-12-18
.CS2 WINS NAVY BEAN SOUP CONTEST

(NAVYEWS)
 The Grand Award of the Navy Bean Soup Contest has been awarded to J. T. Ventura CS2, USN, of the escort vessel, USS NC- GINTY (DE-365).
 Second place was awarded to Chief Connis ssaryman W. C. Shirley, USN of the Naval Air Station, Alameda, Cali fornia, and third place to Irene L. Malloy of. the Office of Inspector, Naval Material, Att lanta, Georgia.
 Ventura's winning recipe is: Take l3 cups of Michigan Navy beans, s cups of water, ounces of diced pork saus- age, 3 teaspoons green onions, l bouil lion cube, 5 cup canned tomato juice, + teas- poons of salt, 1 tablespoon of black pep- per, tablespoon of dehYdra ted potato granules and l table spoon of monosodium glutamate. Place beans, sausa age, car- rots, onions and boui1lion Cube in sauce- pan.Blend. Bring to boil. Cover & simmer for 2 hours on low heat.Let cool for l hr. Drain, save stock. Grind remainder, then re- combine vi tn saved stock.
The Adak sun., 1961-12-18

"A Twentiet Ami versary Memorial Ceremony' was held on the USS. ARIZONA platform, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, on Dec- ember 7th, l9ol.
 The dedica alton of this memorial over the sunken ARIZONA is planned for Memor- = ial Day 1862. It is anticipated that - construction will be essentially complet- ed by that date.
 The sum of $l50, GOO for completion of the ARIZONA Memorial was appropria ted by Congress on September 27, l96l to agument the voluntary contributions of the State of Hawaii, many individuals and patriot ic groups including the Fleet Reserve Association
 The USS ARIZONA Memorial has been off, iciallY named by Congress as a memorial to all members of the Armed Services who lost their lives as a result of the Jap- anese attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec eraber l94l.
 Although the major part of the $500, GOO cost of the Memorial has been borne by voluntary contributi ions, the Congress- ional appropriation of the final $50, OO( was required to award to contract for construction before the 10th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack.
The Adak sun., 1961-12-18
EDITORS NOTEs'

EDIIAS NOTE: The winning recipe for Navy Bean Soup published in the left hand column has one discrepancy which your Editor cannot decide whether it's better wi tn or without No mention is made of the carrots in the lst part of the recipe but they are in the 2nd part. You decide for yourself say leave the carrots out.
 "TM!EMT EIH ANNIVERSARY hEMORIAL
Evening star., 1961-05-26
Maryland Set to Push
Boating Enforcement

followed by Cecil and Talbot
with IL each.
Rafter said that during this
period his inspectors made 244
arrests and issued $40 warnings.
The arrests produced 1913 con-
victionS and fines totaling
$2,449.
PORTSMOUTH, Va, May 26
(AP). - Boating accidents on
coastal waterways since Janu-
ary / have tripled last years
total for the same period, 5th
Coast Guard District head
quarters reports.
With the peak of the rec
reational boating season still
to come, 26 accidents have
caused % deaths.
From January l to mid-May,
1860, only eight accidents were
reported. These took the lives
of 18 persons, however.
The area covered includes
Virginia, Maryland, North
Carolina, the District Of Co.
lumbia and an area at sea
reaching 1000 miles east Of
Bermuda.
Coast Guard officials blame
the increase on "the growing
problem of carelessness."
Capt. Joseph A. Bresnan,
chief of operations for the 5th
Coast Guard District, says one
of the major problems is the
boat operators failure to fig
ure the duration of their trips.
Evening star., 1961-05-26

Joe out OF Chesapeake Beach
had one catch of 70 fish weigh
ing 3 to IL pounds taken off
the mouth Of Parker's Creek
a couple Of miles below the
GooSeS.
Head boats out of that port
start operating tomorrow with
the schedule 6 an, / pm. and
6 pm. week ends and holidays
and Z, / and Z week days.
Nothing much, however, is be-
ing caught at the moment on
the bottom.
Out Of Solomons, Capt. Rode
Langley says charter boats have
been getting catches Of 80 to
100 pan-sized rock over the
Chinese Mud at the mouth Of
the Patuxent and also over the
wrecks upriver off st. Leonard's
and Sotterly. Some Of these
fish run large.
Although only q scattering
of hardhead have been found
anywhere in the bay, head
boats out Of Smiths Greek also
will 60 into operation week
Evening star., 1961-05-26

ANNAPOLIS, May 26 (AP)
The Tidewater Fisheries De-
partment is getting set for its
first full scale enforcemnt
this summer of the 1860 act
to regulate boat traffic in
Maryland waters.
Chief Inspector Roy Rafter
said he plans to use his entire
force of 96 inspectors plus 20
part-time inspectors on week
ends and holidays.
The inspectors will have yell
low boarding slips which they
will use in boarding and in
Specting boats for proper safety
equipment and Maryland IL
cense numbers.
Rafter said the slips are the
same color as those used by the
Coast Guard and boat owners
will be given a copy to dis
play in order to avoid dupli-
cate inspections and "harass-
ment" by law enforcement Of
ficers.
The chief inspector said
Coast Guard officials have
agreed to honor the Maryland
slips in making their patrols
Meanwhile, the TIC has set
a public hearing for 1880 pm
June 13 in the State House
at Annapolis on a controversial
regulation to ban water skiing
and limit power boats to speeds
of 6 knots in certain congestec
tidal areas.
The regulation, which is be-
ing formally advertised this
week, is to take effect June 26
Chairman H. C. Byrd said the
commission has received
number of protests and want.
to hear the arguments before
the regulation goes into effect
Rafter said that from las
July through March of thii
year there were lis boat acci'
dents in Maryland waters, q
of them resulting in drownings
The largest number occurred
in busy Anne Arundel County
waters, where 33 were recorded
st. Mary's was second with IL
Evening star., 1961-05-26

ends. They run at 7 pm. Fri
day, 6 pm. Saturday and 8
a m. Saturday and Sunday.
One other head boat starts
operating tomorrow, out Of
Danes on the Bay. It is the
big Hogan's Goat, captained by
Anthony v. King.
Rock continue to bite on the
grass beds in Smiths Greek but
UP the bay eel-drifting isn't
producing much.
Over at Ocean City, Md,
small snapper blues are in Sin
epuxent Bay ard some have
been caught weighing 2 pounds
Best casting place is the steel
jetty. Small founders also are
biting and seven channel bass
are reported to have been taken
Evening star., 1961-05-26
FOR STAY-AT-HOMES
Poor Mans SoImon'
Biting in Potomac

spends a lot of his spare time
fishing the Potomac. Already
this season he has caught bass
up to 3l2 pounds.
The tide was well up, al
though on the ebb, and Boil
ing Rock, near which Wahl
and this writer anchored, was
covered with water.
Near us was Craig Magnu-
son, son of Senator Magnuson.
Democrat of Washington, with
a string Of five fine shad. In
the dozen other boats many Of
the occupants had one or more
each.
Noteworthy about this new
run of Shad is the much
greater proportion Of roes to
bucks. There was an earlier
run. cut off by rains. high
water and mud, but nearly all
the fish were males.
Good way to rig is to start
with two pieces of monofila-
ment, one about a foot long,
the other "a inches long. Tie
a small dart to the longer
piece, a large dart to the other.
Fasten both to a small swivel
and the swivel to the line.
When drifted into the cur
rent or cast and very slowly
retrieved, the larger dart on
its "dropper" rides at a level
with the other.
Stop on way to Work
Around us fishermen were
catching shad on red and
white darts, gold darts and
various other combinations.
Magnuson got his on a fluo-
resent green creation he had
made himself.
For two hours we fished
with these and other combi-
nations and got not a bite.
So next morning we agreed to
give it another short whirl and
met at the landing at $50.
That's q nice thing about
Potomac fishing. You can go
in street clothing, change to
Evening star., 1961-05-26

by surf casters at Assateague
Sea bass fishing is good off
Chincoteague and Wacha-
preague, Va, and drum and
channel bass continue to bite
One charter boat out Of Wach-
apreague brought back 200
good-sized trout.
Evening star., 1961-05-26

a pair Of sneakers and sweater
and pause for a couple Of
hours on the way to and from
work.
A couple Of boats had pre-
ceded us on this sunny morn
ing and others followed and
again they caught shad and
again we didn't.
Oh, well.
Evening star., 1961-05-26

With bass and Shad hungry
in fresh waters. rockfish STEP
ping up their activity in Ches-
apeake Bay and drum, sea bass,
trout and blues biting in the
ocean. things are promising
for anglers over the long week
end.
The Potomac is In fine shape
and most Of the other rivers
should be fishable.
Best rockfish catches seem
to be by boats out Of Chesa-
peake Beach and Solomons.
Manfred Phillips on the Smokey
Evening star., 1961-05-26
GGQII Nc GUIDE r.
$XTx <s==sese=e===s@@-te z1zzSZ$
44@MA&A BOATS AND ACCESSORIES S<S&@N

sAILBOAT, SO #. Chesapeake Bay
skipjack. auxiliary and cabin accom-
tsville. Va, Prescott 6-Ssi4.
15-FT. BOAT-7A-h.p. Wizard, motor
rately; $3.50. LO. 4-Sl00.
BAY BUILT BOAT, 40 IT.; twin en-
gines. comfortable cockpit for fishing
CALVERT o9 9AcHT ks1 club. soSss Cods 5SiM 6HH
EA. 6-32O2
BRAND NEW, 27.- IT. flying bridge
owens cabin cruiser: special price,
$4,996. Call Ken Grover, LORD
CALVERT ERIscnY YACHT CLUB Code 3Ol-
ELGN oUTBOARD MOTOR, lA-h.p..
air cooled, light, clean. top running;
NEW WHIRLWIND, nodded mahoR.. IA
troll. Steering. windshield, full cover.
complete rigi 5000. win demon
1890 JOHNSON oUTBoARD MOTORS.
brand-new. at discount prices; 40-h.p.
cEsTES cnS gpsso GSRS aa .vs1 sT4Hs tS ss R9AE
TRAILER I KITS, built Hy ostSr: ssa . No I:
oxoN HILL MARINE. 6644 Livinss-
ton rd Sc. 10. 7-3422. Buddy
Gaines. Open Sunday. 1913.
16-ft.; Eyinrude 35-h p,
battery, 2 tanks, speedometer: trailer,
lights. AP. 7-s055.
BE SAFE, have q marine radio on your
craft, FEC licensed technician will
install and tune-up any make-will
SERVICES, OIL. 4-b26O.
2S-FT. CRUISER
Sleeps i~Si ESQ or Make Offer
8 to 8 PM. WA. 7-5S43
i4-FT. PLYWOOD RUNABOUT
$3.50 or Best Offer
HE 4-T4lT
Evening star., 1961-05-26
FISHERMAN'S FRIEND
CHESAPEAKE BAY
WHERE THEY ARE BITING

Code: N-NOne Poor Fair Good Excellent
Evening star., 1961-05-26
Soccer Come Set

Central Valet Of the Ma
tional Soccer League will play
Sledz' of Baltimore Sunday al
Baltimore's Norwegian field
near the entrance to Fort Nc
Henry, at 2:30 pm, in the
final Of the Stewart Cup COM
petition.
Evening star., 1961-05-26
By CHARLES COVELL
Outdoor Editor

OdeASSA 6dAeSA
Thinking of gcing to some
far place for a week end of
fishing? Why not stay at home?
There's plenty at the moment
almost in your own backyard.
Take white shad, the poor
mans salmon" They're biting,
you might say, nearly in the
shade of the Nations Capital.
All you need is a spinning
outfit with about 6-pound test
line, some darts at 35 cents
each, small swivels without
snaps, a landing net and per-
haps a Stringer.
The landing net is pretty
much a necessity because a
Shad never gives up fighting
and it isn't many that you can
whip enough to horse willy
nilly into a boat.
Anchor in EIid- Stream
Next thing is to rent a row.
boat and anchor yourself
among the other shad fisher
men in mid-Potomac a quarter
mile below Chain Bridge.
Here's also a word of eau
ton. Don't, like some, try to
edge in on another fellows
stretch of water just because
he is catching fish.
It's not only dangerous to
crowd another boat in the
swift Potomac currents but de-
cidedly unmannerly. Keep on
the right side Of the old ang-
lers and you can learn a lot.
A couple of nights ago we
had a call: "Shad are biting
off Fletcher's. Better hustle
down."
Catches Bass in River
Next afternoon about 4 we
were there, at Fletcher's boat
house Just off Canal road.
There we met young George
Wahl Of Rockville, an Agricul-
ture Department employe who
Evening star., 1961-05-26

25-FT., 1900 Owens family cruiser.
full canvas and winter cover: % hrs.
on engine: hunks and galley never
used: $4,000. Call SP. 2-6493.
27-FT. CRUISING SLOOPj clean. excel.
cond.; dacron sails. cotton spares,
hunks. galley, head, Gray engine,
many extras; S5,250. Mayo, Md.
30l-SW. S-3496
1859 REVAL CRAFT, 50-h.p. EVln-
rude, trailer; like new: accessories
included; $I.S95. CT. 6-O597.
lift. ALUMINIUM BOAT-7h-h.p p.
EVinrude motor, gas tank and seat
pads. HE. 47496 or JU. s-774O.
36-FT. CRUIS-CRAFT sEDAN-Two
new lS5-h.p. VS. motors. ship-to-
shore. depth indicator: Just refinished
inside and out: lots Of extrs; beaut.
on close-in MONTGOMERY Co., 3-bed :
Em. 2-bath house. in top section
Sssr7 Sss7eG44g5BBl & 4g5BBoMPsoN' Deale' Nd, Phone
22-FT. REvELCRAFT 80: I06-h.p.
inb.; sleeps 2; head. FL. 1855
between s and 2 pm. S2.75O.
10 Fl, 1859 Barbour Vacationer.
lapstrake. SO, 35-h.p. johnson cleo
tric. start, remote controls; Cox
trailer; excellent cond.: $1,000. OIL.
2O-FOOT Barbour runabout, 5O-h.p.
elec. starting johnson outboard. pad
ded seats, wrap-Around windshield,
Darr trailer: best offer. XII. S-924l.
Evening star., 1961-05-26

2O-FT. TROJAN, 4-cylinder Gray en-
gine. small cabin, nice condition:
Sl,395. Call Ken Grover, LORD
CALVERT YACHT CLUB, Code SOL
I6-FT, new Fiberglas, equipped with
windshield, steering wheel and cables,
lights, foam rubber seat, ski hoods;
500. EN-. 6-4S41.
I4-FT. RUNABoUT, 35-h.p. Evinruds
engine. Champion trailer, all access;
Al condition; $500. Ell. 6-4962.
I8-FT. CORRECT CRAFT speedboat,
Gray marine 175-h.p. ipboard engine;
owner; lightly used, good cond.:
$1,000; See at Seven Corners, Va,
JE 2-2257.
FIBERGLAS RUNABOUT l6-ft.; 25-
h;p. Scott motor. trailer and access;
Mike Mke new; cost $1,000. sell for $1,000.
WO. 6-l794.
g FIBERGLAS BRAND-NEW BOATS
Some list as high as S1,396. Special
retail choice price, $695. Must move.
Call Ken Grover, LORD CALVERT
YACHT CLUB, Code 30l-EA. 6-3202.
2 BRAND-NEW BOAT TRAnERS; /
Tee Nee, Gator; $3.50 each. Cali
Ken Grover, LORD CALVERT YACHT
CLUB, Code 301-EA. 6-3202.
Glasspar and Thompson Boats
Models on display, including Cruisette.
Eyinrude motors. OXON HILL MA
ZINE, 6544 Livingston I'd. 8.e., LO.
Evening star., 1961-12-17

Bavarian Creams-aH from one easy JeH-O-Dream Whip
recipe Read here how make the ho
day desserts in America. Or even in Bavaria.
To make the BASIC BAvARlAN DESSERT being held by
your friend up there on the nghN dissolve BOZ package
eII-O Gelatin with cup of sugar in cup boiling water
Add cup cold water Chill until slightly hickened Prepare
Dream Whip as directed package Stir IN cups Dream
Whip into JeII o until blended Pour into 1qt mold or to
individual mods Chill about hours for large mold or
hours for small moIds Gansh with remaining Dream Whip
Serves to 8 impressed people.
HOLIDAY BAVARIAN PIE left 'front.' Prepare Basic Bavar
IAN using JeI-O OrangePineapple flavor Stir jar a or
Evening star., 1961-12-17

diced candied fruits, cup toasted chopped Almonds
tsp rum extract Bavaran then pour into baked 9nch
pie SHE'LL Chill about hours While pie chis prepare for
heroine worship.
CROWN LIME BAVARlAN left rear Prepare Basic Bavar
ian using eIIO Lime Gelatin Prepare second 3-oz) pack
age Lime JeII-O as directed package, using only ~
cups water Pour cup Of this Jel-O into IN qt mold.
Chill remainder in g. 4inch loaf pan until firm Then cut
into cubes and fold into Bavarian Fill remaining space in
mold with this mixture Chill about hours. Makes -
10 to II unbelievable servings. Not speck will be ~
loft We hone vou have vev good holiday season. NEPl
''SNS JON''~'0N 1aMeF
ANOTHER FINE PRODUCT OF GENERAL FOODS L=%-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-05


Bob Cummings ShOwExecutive Suite" Crew cut healthy
looking Bob Cummings returns dispensing charm in new
adventure SERIES Tonight he flies plane in fog has
chase with train the ground and engages in flip
remarks with a handsome heiress johanna Barnes).
Nothing serious here and Cummings will please those who
enjoy lighthearted show $3.50 pm. WTOP-9.
The Real Song" Another episode back
in West Virginia that's funny when it isn't embarrassing
Convinced that certain widow his girl friend in the
old days. Cramps thrustS himself upon the poor womanS
attentions There laughs in the courtShip and
a pleasantly sentimental finale. $3.50 pm, WNdAL-7l
Where We Stand: War Peace?Erc Sevared moderates
this hourong discussion world reaction to the present
international crisis with correspondents speaking
three-city hookup from London Washington and New
York Following individual reports the pulse OF the
people in their individual of assignment moscow,
Berlin, Paris London Washington and the United Ma
ons) the correspondents will outline analyze and cont
their points of view in seven-way electroncauy
arranged free-for-aI Tune in 10 pm. WTOP-9.
Sing Along With Mitch-In addition to the usual roster Of
sunnymelodc- familiar songs backed up by costumes
galore and scenery to suit there's bit Of ballet
dance to the tune of La Ronde that may intrigue some
of Mitch's fans Color 10 pm, WRC4.
Jack Paar ShOwGeoge JeSse back and Geneveve
Cliff Arquette Charlie Weaver) and DR.. Albert Burke
speaking things political Color. II 80 pm WRC4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-05

ural habitat Of various ma
rine animals.
S:3O-Age of Overkill. Max
Lerner, Brandeis University
professor, discusses forces
active in contemporary poll
tics.
.9:OO-The Red Myth. Inter
national Communism" is
portrayed with theatrical
sketches and commentary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-05
EDUCATIONAL N
(CHANNEL 26)

7:15 - The Friendly Giant.
Kids.
7:S0-Elementary Spanish.
S:O0-Survival in the Sea. Sci
ence. DR.. John F. Storr. The
series uses underwater pho
Biography to study the nat
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

S:15, WWDC-Fort Belvoir in
Review. Favorite tunes and
news of special events at
the nearby Army base.
S:35, WOL-Broadway Show
time. The original cast of
Happy Hunting" wit h
Ethel Norman and Fernando
Lamas, is featured.
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Other AM Stations

WeMS-57e M.-s an. to midnight; Sat
an to ami Sua., 9 an to Il pm
WINK 1900 Ke.--2A-houi operation.
WPIk-130 nc. Daylight only
EeMR- 1850 &c. Daylight only.
WUST-lI2o ke.-Dayllghi oHly.
HFAx- lao ke.-Dayllghi only
WW0C-12s0 M.-24-hsuI opersti0H.
NEEL-I3i0 Ke.-74-hsuI operation except
Monday midnight to an tuesday
WOOK- 1870 Ke.-24.hsuI operation Monday
Saturday; Sunday Q an to Midnight,
MEAM- 1880 ke.-74.hoRT operation eIeept
Sunday midnight 10 an Monday.
MD0N-1SAo ke.-DayIlght 0Hly.
WPee-lsSp Ke.-DayIisht sRly.
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FIN Stations

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WFAN.FM-luO.S Me- an, to midnight
MWDc.FM-101.l Me.-2+hOuT OpeTatisn.
WeMS.FM-Io3.S Me.-s an to midnight;
Saturday ! an. to I AMI Sunday . an.
to midnight
WeSI.FM-s1.s Me.-s:3s an. to I pm. sstBT
day; 10 am. to pm Sunday.
MxRA.FM-tO5.s Me.-12 nSSn to Il p.n.
WMAL FM--IOl.3 Me.-s an. 70 I:4s an
WPec.FM--sS.5 Me.-1e an, 70 I p.m MsH
day through Saturday.
WIND FM-s4.I Me- ] an. to a..
WeAY-FM-ss.S Me.-s an. to midnight.
HAvA-1s0 ke.-e:IS an to . pm.
WRC-FM-s3.s MG.-5;3o an to an,
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TV KEY PREVIEWS

TonightS top Shows preUieWed By TV Keys staff,
ho attend rehearSaLS. match screenings and andlyse
scripts in New York. Hollywood and elsewhere. Their
opinions offered guide to area utetDers.
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WAVA-Ise ke.-s:1s an. 10 -.
WPRW-14so ke.-Dsylight ssIy.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20
BY FIR. Joseph ceuppens

~LEOPOLDVILLE, The
Congo Six months of
chaotic independence in
the Congo have left their
mark on the Church but
have left it substantially free
to carry on its work.
In about two-thirds of the
country's SO dioceses the
Church is prospecting.
THE of commun-
ism that hung over the Congo
Immediately after independ-
ence appears to have receded,
though ii casts a deep shadow
over some parts of the com
try.
In other parts the Church
is hindered by savage inter-
racial feuding. Thousands of
of women and children as
well as warriors have died in
the mutual butchery and in
famines that pursued those
able to escape the knives of
their tribal enemies.
Virtually all the missioners
who we're forced out of their
posts by mutinous troops or
rampaging tribesmen in the
weeks Immediately following
freedom from Belgium have
long since returned. There are
more than 400 native Congo
leSe priests and about 5000
foreign missioners, including
about 1850 priests.
A third of the Congo's ap-
p~roximately 100000 people
are Catholics.
THE CHURCH HAS recent
ly been enjoying freedom to
work and worship in the mar
row finger of land that gives
the Congo an outlet from
Leopoldville to the Atlantic.
The same is true of broad
areas stretching northeast of
Leopoldville into Kasai and
Kisu provinces.
Most of the fears that COM
muniSm will take a hand focus
on Oriental province in the
far northeast of the country.
The threat is an attack on the
Church by Red-oriented lead
ers, since communism as a
doctrine does not appear to
hold much appeal for the Con-
golese people.
Oriental province is a
stronghold of supporters of
busted premier Patrice Lu-
mumba.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20

airy at Kalenda in the Lulua-
burg diocese and tried to force
a Congolese teacher, Father
Thomas Beya, TO tell them
who among his pupils belong
ed TO an enemy tribe. The
priest refused and was be-
headed in front of his pupils.
POLITICAL EPEND-
ENcE has been grossly mis-
understood by a large section
of the Congolese people. Even
Catholic youth groups have
not remained untainted, and
some young Catholics have in
terpreted independence as
freedom from all authority.
But a youth movement under
the patronage of st. Francis
Xavier has been notably I'M
touched by this notion.
A major aim of the Church
has been to raise the status
of Congolese women. Train
ing in home economics and