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[email protected]. * Survivor Tells of Massacre at Stanleyville By JOHN SWAELENS who were forced to sit down in in rebel territory. paratroops, thank God, arrived on top and aald, 'Don't move.' leges. Yesterday when the reb- had not said on the radio yester- 1 the command to shoot. The colo- nel held back. BRUSSELS (AP) the street. Shivering refugees in light quickly. If they hadn't, we "Almost at once the para- els learned the paratroops had day that all whites should be - American " said. " 'If you don't give the order, medical missionary Paul Carl- "When-the rebels heard the tropical clothing shuffled about would all have been dead." troops appeared. The well- j arrived, they took us on the killed, Father de Lepper Greef , a Brussels | you'll get the first bullet,' the son was killed when Congolese | paras (paratroopers) were on looking for relatives and Rene Bragard of Brussels armed rebels started running i road toward the airport. Christian de coffee exporter, huddled under young rebels shouted," De rebels fired into a group of I the way, they opened fire into friends.