8 The Guardian. Charlottetown. Fri.. Dec. 4. 1964.

Four Canadian Nuns Recount

Brutal Treatment By Rebels

NIONTREAL lCPl—F‘our Ca— d3" tan nuns rescued from Con- go :se rebels last week arrived he and told of the hiutal treat- n1:‘"‘ they l'er't‘il’ from their C€l“'\l‘5. .

"We were all beaten with sticks.“ said Sister Suzanne do Not " Dam" ISuzanne Beaudryl o' C‘ielmsford. Ont.

“Thor look tlle priests out fire“ and beat them. then they I0!"’ us out and did the same th"‘g.” said the nun.

“One brother died in jail of a fractured Uiull. We t'illlIt’I do nothing for him"

Sister Suzanne told reporters at ti!" “irp'ir‘ 16 member of her order were imprisoned for four days with 27 other nuns. priests and religious brothers. ACCUSED BY REBELS

She said rebels accused them of having a radio transmitter in the convent after a plane flew over their village of Basoko. in Oriental province. some ' mi'es from Stanleyville.

At one time. they were kept without food and water for 24 hours.

they were taken to Stanleyville and held in a com-- ent

The sister looked “oil and showed no signs of injury on arrival here.

All members of the Daught- ers of Wisdom order ties Filles de la Sagessel. they are. he- lides Sister Suzanne, Sister Montfret de la Croix (Ida Mi- chaud) of Edmundston. N.B.: ister Anne Ste. Marie lBertha Verchelet), Ottawa. and Sister Stanislas du Sacre Coeur tHu- guette Veillette). Gatineau.

mom SEE SLAYINGS Sister Stanislas said the nuns did not witness the massacre of

white hostages in Stanleyville but were told about i

“Some Europeans were living in a hotel." she said “The reb- els salt! 't-ome outside and see your Iriclids.’ When they came OltlSttIC and were sitting they (the rchelst started to shoot."

Sister Suzanne said some reb- els carried weapons of Chinese make but Sister Stanislas said sh" \\as uncertain of this.

"We heard of it but we don't know if it “as right or wrong,‘ Sister Ctanislas said. "We have no proof."

The “NIH said three members of their order who worked in the remote mission of Isang‘ 200 miles from Stanleyville, are still missinfl. '

They identified the missing. nuns as Sister Yvonne lJean- ette \’ezina '. Montreal; Sister

Marie Gaston tDonia Bedardi. Papineaurille. Que. and Sister 'I‘hccle 'Marie Carrierl, Ed- mundstoll. .\'.B.

The order's mother house is in Rome bllt there are provin- cial houses in Ottawa and Mont- rea

Sister Suzanne said the order suffered hardships in The Congo but “if ever it is quiet I would like to go bac'."

She had worked in a (Iollgo hospital for the last three years.

Sister Montfret was to con- tinue to Edmundston after a brief stopover. Tile others were to go on to 0t awa.

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