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I e , , Ithis part of The Congo. waits more blow to the economy Its ofﬁcials say the have .Um‘ °f a“! conﬁde” Na‘ l 5 only one a‘m_to keep in pm tlonal Army have taken over R om, the major centres of Katanga.! LOS ANGELES (AP) :pany' which once looked kimny particularly the mining centres: "

I ‘ ducing copper. The mining c Ion Tshombe_ now a 5 Its M e of Elisabethv I'lle. _ Jadotville, Three bears at Griffith Park -—~ 1 —— B iexport taxes and mpiliing fees {In KOIW‘m and KIPUShl- Gen- Jo'i Zoo aren't talking about SECOND SELTION Charlottetown, Thurs., May 14, 1964. PAGE 13 ithe central Congolese govern-I ﬁg“ M°b‘“"- °°mmand°T °" their recent VISItor. 1 er w : ., vi r. Vt, ,. . . U ,. t .. . ,.I

l . I ‘ "‘ ‘ment m Leopol V e rat congoese Army plans 0 Director Wesley Young. 1

ELISABETHVILLE IAPI — precariously in the bush with than to Tshombe's treasury. ‘have “me battal‘m“. "1 Ram‘s" ke r Earl Pitne and P0- The big quesuo.” m The Congo their Tines- T5h°mb° im“ The" is no question that the Comﬁzidgohgllglllighni :vhekeird! liceepnelan Kenneth llenderson, is; What is Molse Tshombe go- ported 25.000 riﬂes for his arn‘iy Africans in the old province of mg the ace in Kwilu omvince I- who searched the bear pit, ing to do? after Congolese independence In Katanga. now divided into three This will give the pcorhmuﬂ couldn’t find any evidence

The flamboyant Katangian p9- 1960. Only about 5,000 were smaller provinces, are suffer- ms _ su "ed Committee Op that there had beenahuman {meal leada‘ .Who saw h“ .t‘m‘ed m 8”” hls emp‘re bu‘ld'. “‘5’ The price 0‘ a bag 0‘ cor“ 1\lationai liligeration ortunit ViSitor 3‘ -

“hem of carvmg a separate mg ended in January, 1963‘ andl meal, the staple diet for Afrl- ‘to spread tenorismwgver my; But that simply left the state out Congo smashed he fled to Europe. ’cans, has risen to 1850 francs more regions of The Con o ‘ unanswered question: who by the United Natlons. broods The fateful dateis June-30, from 65 francs before indepen- Tshombeus Conakat is Sgn'me‘ put a rope ladder and a in Spain. when the last United Nations dence, Wages have risen only dominant political party” east; shopping bag full of bur.

Thousands of his followers soldier Will have left The Congo. 25 per cent despite devaluation em Katanga But the suspicion‘ glarvs tools on the {100;- of wait for his next move in the The Katangans. the foreign con- of the currency from 50 francs grows here that Tshombe is my {he bem- pm The articleh poverty and misery he helped 5"“ herev the “Wine” men- n“ '0 “‘e'd‘ma“ ‘0 15° franc" ished as a political figure in‘ were found Tuesday.

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to create. A ragged remnant of 14.000 Belgians who have reg once a tidy lime my. ablaze The Con o. “Who ever heard of a bup

his! Katangan .army_ perhaps turned. tall wait somewhat lip-twig, flowering trees and famed g . glarized bear?” asked Do-

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mercen‘mes w lem' “3 company W 1" T3 119” Y 'y 00 ection 0 empt shops niversary of her first airmaili ' ' i Thousands more of Tshombe’s 300,000 cos of copper out of the and rutted, unswept streets. ‘ ' i and Mesmk’ had the answer I

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