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-K. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER' 19. 1963 THE OTTAWA JOURNAL TWWr i i BOMB DAMAGED CHURCH gln winrlriy In the Sixth Avenue BaptUt Church twisted and broken after a bomb bleated the. girli were killed by the Birmingham Church Bombing Th (C) IM M.

Twt TIm Km anlM BIRMINGHAM. "It (the bombings) would atop if people would quit waving Confederate flag, and other luce th.t." "I think th. Negroa have' th. right to fit. "If I wa.

Nigro I would threw rock and thing fuiliah." These are. ome of the opinion of white 9 year-old Birmingham achool children aa expreaaed in eaaaya on Sunday' church bombings that killed four children and et off racial clai'hea in the city, WITHOUT INFLUENCE Th. pap were written by atudenta 'in" a fourth-grade claai of a public achool located in a lower middle-claas I aection of Birmingham. Tha woman teacher, who eked not to be identified, aid ah. aaked for the ehll- New General Assembly President Trained for Rig (O IMS tM Twk Tm tun fnU Th.

new president of the United Nations General Assembly has been training for the post lik. an athlete. Dr. Carlos Sosa Rodriguez of Venezuela says he can stand up to the rigors of meetings but that the social pace of the General Assembly season is more weafi" 'ing. H.

has 'taken off 10 pounds in preparation for the receptions and dinners he will have to attend. Dr. Sosa is known as a -brisk; en4rcapble chairman -who can keep a large meeting in line. He has presided in the Security Council and th. Latin American' group at the UN, besides' heading his country's delegation t.

th. UN. Pl'BJJCUTE Trim and alert, at 51 he looks 10 yesrs younger. He has thick dark hair, dark eyes snd an aquiline'-hose. A lawyer by training, he ha been public life sine he became national control-ler-tenerel of Vetveniela hi ItMR at the age of 17.

In 1950 he became Venezuelan ambassador in London. He resigned in protest twe year later when Col. Marms Perez Jiminez seized the government In December. Sosa spent the1 next six year in self- imposed exile In Spain. Financially says be devoted hia' time to reading "all thnae books thaf one never ha time to read normally after achool d.v philonophy, history and the etaujes." When the dirtatnr fled Venezuele in IftM.

Dr. Sosa returned to the d'plomatic life' aa hi country' representative at the I N. NAME CONrVSION H. prefers to be tailed simply "Dr. Srwa." Rodriguez i mother's family me and, acmrd.nc wfb Spanish pif ft after hi.

father's in formal building in Birmingham, Mart and. aeveral were Injured. rouah Chi dren's opinions without at tempting toVinfluenc their thinking. All 23 studema in the ejus expreaaed sympathy for the Negroes and. a number of them connected tht bombing with anti-integration demon strations in Birmingham dur ing the past two wee The poor was ex plained, by th.

fact that, the class is made up of students who are not the most i vanced. Those with higher I.Qs. are in a separate classX so that they may advance at a faater.rate. -Th. teacher said she thought the children's -analysis of the bombing was more remarkable for that reason.

BOMBED CHURCH "I think the person that bombed the chrch should get a tral and sinunst for life," one boy wrote. "And signatures. North Americana, he find), get confused unless h. uses both names. ''His father, Julio Sosa, directed a large plantation.

La just outside where the family had raised coffee and sugar for more than IN years. Now, Dr. So.a says, it has. been engulfed by the city Sunday. Four imall Negro (Xf-Jounut Wlnrtiotol ten's 1 think the Nigroa have a right to file back.

And 1 think, if the people wood stop waving the Confederate flags (the bombers) woodnt do all this." "1 think (th. Negroes should be free like the whit, people." another boy wrote'. "If I was Nigro I would threw rock and thing fuilish. They should have a right to go to our school. They have to live just like us.

They are like us but they have a dif- ferent skin. We ire whit, and they are black. There is know different, in the color." A girl There was car honking there horn. here were Confederate Bags alfxover th. ear.

They were ing 2, 4, 4 y. don't want to integrate. "I hink the people who bombed the church ought to be put In ail for life. And I feel $ortv tor those sixchil- Id NEW I PRESIDENT Carlos Soa foregrrwnd. Si year-old Venezuelan lawAr-diplnmat, hi opening to the lth seKn of the United Nations.

Cim1 Aaaimbly after hi election as preidt of the'bndv. Ustenmg to his -speech is UN Secretary General Thant. A orous and turned into highly profitable building 'lots. Hi mother still live the family' colonial mansion, surrounded now by the dry. His father died two -years ago.

V' VARIED EDUCATION -J Born in Caracas, April 1912, Carlo wa. educated first there and later at Bad. Petition's Reunion Old Hand Aghast at RICHARD JACKSON of The Journal mi vniiir u- irw k. k. unX to Prim.

i i imt Peanon Almost affectionately" ha spoke of it a. "old horn. and he waa enjoying minute of It. After ix yean ha Wet re- turning to ine acene of riu wntributini ao wb.unti.lly to sr.itnal Hinlnmali fritimnll In -the reiution of th. Suet criau, and h.

found it mou.ly different. i FEELING CHANGED Not only were there 111 member nations now when back in '56 there had been only 51. but the whole Reeling and atmosphere" of the; place had changed for th. better. -But it would taka mor.

than Lbring any really worthwhile 7 Eyes dren who got killed." A boy said bombing of the church was "foolsh that man, well what they call a man, was meen. H. must be put In jell." GOD'S HOUSE "I don't believe th. children had nothing to do with it." a girl wrote. "The on.

who did that should be eiham doing that in church, becaus that is God house God Ives all his chili dren." "Who started aO this?" a boy asked. "Whoever bom-med th. church Is a kller. I think he ought to be In the electric chair." A girl wrote: "there is a colored man and women that works for my grandmother. They help her In the garden every Summer.

My grandmother gives them vegetables out of the garden for helping her. They are very dingham College, England; the University of Paris and the Central University of Veneiuela. He holds a doctorate in law from Paris granted In 1935 and in political science from the Central University In the same year' This varied education has left him fluent in English, F-renoh snd his A He has published one book In French, his doctoral thesis on international law re lating to rivers and, in particular the fivers of Latin Amrir 'i America. On Dee. t.

IM. Dr. Sosa married Yotanda Pietri Pletri, daughter of. prominent Caracas lawyer. They have eight children, five boy and three The three' oldee Carlo, 24.

Andrei, "20, and Manuel. 15. are studying in Caracas. Yotanda, 17, is at Manhattanvlle" College and Julio, 12, at St. Bernard's School hi New York.

UN RIGORS BecauM of the rigors of UN work and social iti, the three youngest Carlota 8, Antonieta. i. and Hernando. 3. are staying wirh their grandmother in Venezuela during the awmbly.

For recreation. Dr. Soea and hi wife like to swim and to travel by rar. Durina? their veer in Spain, he (aid. they covered al of Spain and Franc.

Jn Nw York they find no time for iwimming but they lake an occasional trip by rar on weekends to visit trie surrounding country. They st ill bar. a hams Madrid and a seMe vffla at Srtge. near Bamlnwn the Mediterraneasi, where they have hrt spent thew Seawmee srardiinii. From" Sitte.

Dr. rasmnary travete to Bare-Vwia se bullfight, hut sets his apart time i aoent mGrv rn ewimmmg and rng th reading for wh eh be has no tun. to New York. Post i Returns Shut changes in this international world. Th.

nuclear teat ban waa a fUrler, and a food on. wilh ''lowuP what the. Prim. Minuter said hd "concme B'tttement powen" of th. neceuity of elf government for the (mall, government for (h.

WMll. weak italei. A -i i. mihV BFniFi tprrm prime Minister taid these nd many more thing, at a press conference and recep- tion lat. yesterday afternoon in Pr A'venu.

hotel when he took time out fromt bis dipto, rounds and the final polishing of his UN-speech for today, to chat casuallr with American and foreign prew wreaent.t.ve. andTwo dozen "smen who had flown down. fromOtUwa. His speech today, he aaid. dealt Urgely with the UN itself and his concern with its future.

He was' aghast at the possibility that for want of "only a few million dollars." the UNlp might be beginning to shut By year's end. it Vould be 1140,000,000 in th. red because of the refusal of the Soviet and some others to pony up for certain UN operations, including tha policing of the peac in the Congo. He found it. "fantastic, unthinkable" that simply for financial reasons "the UN might be allowed to collapse." A BAGATELLE' Those millions of dollars the Prime Minister considered "a bagatelle," not of course, he quickly added, in the accounting of any one "but certainly in terms of the world community." Canada would stick and string along in the Congo, even if it meant putting up more than her fair share of the price of peace there.

Did he think perhaps that the UN was getting a little out of balance with so many small states now members, all-having an equal voting voice with the United tha Soviet, Britain and the other great powers? Well, not really. Perhaps it might seem little odd that the African state of Chad could match vote with the U.S. NOBODY WORRIED But then, the Prime Minister recalled, six year, ago when Luxembourg and a few other tiny nations were in th. sam. TWO CASES FATAL SHERBROOKE, QuWCP)-An outbreak of polio in this city IS miles ea.t of Montreal "appears to be receding" leaving at least IS cases of the disease this summer.

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to p.m. Could You Tink of a Better are Defenders Ha ve Second Though ts By DOUG MARSHALL LONDON (CP) There are sgns thai pro-European ecUons Of Britain's Conerva- parly art btimruru to have seNM tbnufhtt about joininf tht European Common Mar kr r- Bo CrouP- uooaiion of young liberal- minded torie. argue, ibal Brit- her political de.tiny and economic potential, Fumna for th. future of the Commonwealth a. lhird weat.rn power with Eu- rope and the United State, and aaa.

mat tor nninn to oecom ik. Market "is to a unique de.tiny." SIX AUTHORS millet lor tht Cemmenwealtk The pampalet reflect, only UP Bumbtr the views of the six leading people from Mci coun- -headed by Canadian-born try. KL 'ormerly one ci Th hrm. Fleet Street top common mar- k.t corretpondent. and now di- uM-on rector of at the lnti- for way.

in which Common-lute lor Strategic Studies. wealth eountne. could serve the A previous Bow Group pam- general good." "This" great phlet, published before the is in danger of par-breakdown in Brussels la.t Jan-. Uhmg through neglect." tht uary in negotiation, for Brit-pamphlet says. Wjy to Buy Nuaory EVERGREENS FLOWERING SHRUBS SHADE TREES HEDGE PLANTS VINES CR0UND COVER PERENNIALS PEAT MOSS FERTILIZERS EIlDiEISPILIE OJIlSSIEininES EARDLEY P.Q.- to Shop Talk position, nobody seemed to i worry much about -it.

and nothing- harmful happened. Before returnin to the cani- to see and ulk both w.th Pr. went Kennedy and Soviet For- 'n Minister-Gromyko. Grinnin wanted. draw to Mr.

Cromy- ttention th "great cbn- tributibn to international co tributibn to interna operation ana well-being" Can- making In -filing mucn Mt nd nour hl country." PEARSON -Old Horn. Week' of 0) SPEeiAbSsT-IE CB.BELK.rrepri.tor- i jit. or: i n' wry1 -Hi to the sia-aauoa Common formed' by France. Win l.armanv. It v.

lim LuMn)b)urI ln4 Th, Nalherlanas. areueii forrahillv (or British mberabia. Economically, says-the pam- pWet. Britain caa achieve a. much or more txpana ion by 'itln Commonwealth, fro tariff, I I th.

Kennedy found of General Agreement oa JnU Trede negotiations, SMALL NUMBER tonel or, ci0y Labor party policy than the of- ficial lory line, tha pajgiphlat Commonwealth body that -ha. been con.i..ly underrated" both in term, of ln in' the extent of motor each other's concern It, advocates, an aetioa com-' of Boys' liaaii ts. rrl am a. Ita-eiia. Satk.