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Rebel leader Claims ls lumumba Successor

LEOPOLDWLLE (Reuters)— Rebel leader Gaston Soumallot disclosed himself as the man behind an invasion of Stanle- ville. when be broadcast Thurs-l ay: “1 am the new Lil-l mumba." in a broadcast on Stanley-i ville radio. Soumailot told the‘ people of Patrice Lumumba‘l former stronghold: “Lumumba said flat someone stronger than

his work. That man is me."

Lumumba. former leftist and first prime minister of the in- dependent Congo. was slain Jan. ill. 1961. after ‘ escaped from detention in Ka nga.

Moise 'l‘shombe. then pres- ident of Ketanga but now Con- golese prime minister. has been. accused of complicity in Lu-' mumba's murder. ‘

it is not known whether Sou- maliot was actually in Stanley- ville when the broadcast was made Thursday. or w'iether it had been taped previously.

He asked army troops in the

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area to surrender to his rebel forces and promised they would he treated well if they did. The Congolese and European pop- ulations in the city. The Congo's third largest, were both warned not to hide soldiers.

Diplomatic and government circles here said they thought

Soumaliot took Stanleyville by of the Catholic schools in the an invasion of a small number diocese to admit qualified Cath-l-Evers. of hie followers. Joined by I olic children to the first grade

large number of local dissi- ents.

Stanleyville has always been a centre of anti-central govern- ment activity. After serving as

mu ‘ t e headquarters for Antoine Gizen- ga’s short - lived break - away central government.

Although Tshombe received an overtly enthusiastic wel- co e When he visited Stanley- ville about 10 days ago to. lay a wreath on Lumumba‘s monu- ment. observers here said then that if the rebels reached Stan- Ieyville they were sure to be joined by many segments of the local population.

Iron Curtain Dispute Splits Ukrainian Camps In Ontario

OAKVILLE. Ont, (CPI — Al whiff from behind the iron Cur-L tain has split two Ukrainiani summer camps at Palermo.! eiaht miles northwest of bere.'!

Facing each other on High-f way 5 are amp Kiev. a 108» acre children‘s camp operated: by St. Vladimir's Ukrainiani Orthodox C‘iurch of Toronto, and Taras H. Shevchenko Mam-‘- orial Park. a 109 - cre campl sponsored by the Association 0 i

Goldwater | Explains Extremism

By JAMES DEVLIN . NEW YORK (APl m Senator. Barry Goldwater says the ex-. tremism he advocated in the? defence of liberty could bei paraphrased as “whole-hearted! devotion" to the cause. “ Republican presidentiali nominee. in a letter vice-president Richard Nixon.1 said misunderstandings must:

not stand in the way of partyl

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pursuit of justice is no virtu . " n “dear Dick" letter.I

said: "if I were to paraphrase the} two sentences in nuestion in the; context in which i uttered them! would do It by saying that, whole-hearted devotion to lib-i ertv ls unassailable and that; half-hearted devotion to justicei is 'indefensible." i e senator said at another point that devotion to liberty and justice “would not counte- improper

nance illegal or means to achieve proper goals "

Goldwater made a surprise visit to New York Saturday and met with former president He hert Hoover and Francis Car- dinal Spellman. Roman Catholic

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Tile two riverside camps at- tract thousands of Canadians of Ukrainian descent from nearby Toronto. Hamilton and US. cen- tres_

Members of Camp Kiev say they will have. nothing to do with their neighbors who they have dubbed “Communists.”

The officials of the other camp maintain they are on friendly terms with camp Kiev.

Michael Krol. president of the

i national committee of the group.

running clamp S'levchenko. said his A! 0 was "progressive" but not communistic.

.lohn Dubno. manager of the camp. said: “Some left-wing or- ganizations come here and rent facilities. They make speeches and we don't stop cause we need the from rent to operate the camp. We do not try to force politics on anyone."

Shevchenko is named after a revered Ukrainian poet whose productive life w lifelon

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Let's say you're declarer at six hearts and West. leads a spade. When you play the ten, East plays the queen and you win the trick with the see.

You are now faced with a cruclai problem. Obviously you must lose a spade. and the big question is how to avoid a dis- rnond loser. This would be easy enough to solve it you could see the nts' cards-all you would have to do is finesse against the player with the queen of diamonds. 1

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0 elementary aetiools. white and Segregaﬂon Negro, seng 13.403 students. CATHOLICS NUMBER 71.112 There are an estimated 71,132 En As ed lni Catholics among the 2,178.141’ Mississippians. ‘ RC I The implementation of the or- 00 5 der will be voluntary. ' "We l'viave no idea how many JACKSON. .Miss. rAPi—rheior when students wlll integrate Roman Catlollc bishop of Mia-.ciassrooms," a Catholic source ' ' called for all said, Catholic schools in the state to; A federal mun recently (,5 end segregation of first - grade dared public whoa]. in jack. Clwwm5 "9’" “Wm” ison, Biioxi and Lake County to‘ Bishop Richard 0. Gerow'iintegrate Its first grades and called for the move as three. then add a grade a year toward public school systems also pre-itotal desegregation. pared to begin the first integra-i The order had been gained by "°" b"°.w t?“ “"989 lm' in? the National Association for th the “at? 3 h‘smr-V- iAdvancement of Colored People. He said "it is.to be the policyi in a suit which was initiated by: slain Negro leader Medgar;

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SYDNEY (Cpl—An Austral» ian inventor has taken the deaf-1 ening noise out I the jack- hammer. replacing it with a burring noise. Frank Stephens,a 41. developed a sound-absorbing rubber muffler ' experts: say cuts’the noise level by 75‘ per cent. He Is. asking $120,000: for the invention. .

without respect to race."

in a pastoral letter read to all parishioners, Bishop Gerow asked Mississippi Catholics .“to give witness to a true Christian spirit by their acceptance of and co-operation in tile imple- mentation of this policy." '

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This evidence is far from con- clusive. however. and it wo Id not be right to depend exclusiv- ely on' it. It is far better to first learn some more about the de- fenders' hands before commit- ting yourself to a final decision.

in line with this. you cash the ace of clubs at trick two and then play a heart 10 the ten and ruff a club. ii you now play a heart to the lack and return the Jack of clubs. all your wor- ries suddenly and when East plays the king on it.

Instead of ruffing the club. as originally planned. you discard your spade loser on it. This play solves the problem of the two- way diamond finesse. You no longer have to guess how to play the diamonds.

East is on lead and is bound

less of what he seems. If he leads a spade. dunlmy‘s jack be- comes a trick. while it he leads a diamond. the queen to trap- ped. wherever it is. It turns out that. the best way of dealing

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