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Thursday, June 14, 1962

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netion you get. Win praises from your family with
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available only at your Co-op!

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ror. It lived at the mercy of a
semi-political gang that: mur-
dered 450 to 500 citizens. ..
A bank branch had to close!
because most of its customers
had been slain or had fled.

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pondents to travel to this area.

This correspondent made his!
way by boarding the Ankara- |
Baghdad train in Turkey and|
getting off at Mosul. —

A fighting police chief, 39-
year-old Abdullah Muhsan Al
Jaafari, smashed the gang, but)
not before his 16-year-old |=
daughter fell victim to it. ‘She
was shot as a warning to leave
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Once a bustling business cen-
tre, it is eerily quict, Steél shut-
fers cover the fronts of shops
that were deserted as the gang’s
power grew. Many businessmen
who fled have not returned.

You learn in Mosul that when
the gang ruled all it look was a
word from a street urchin to
bring the threat of death down
on a wealthy merehant. More
often than not, ‘the merehant
had to pay heavily to have his
fe spared.

The trouble In Mosul started ;
with politics—dedicated = Com-
munists versus diehard right-
ists. The gang was rightist.

In 1969, the Baathist party re-] 5
Matied nealnst Premier Abdul
Karim Kassem, Local Commun.
ists in Mosul took up arms un-
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butchery of political opponents
In an attempt to take over. Out |
of this the gang  arew and
quickly became known as The |
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Prince Rupert’s new airport com
pleted at a cost in excess of $10,-
000,000 now provides the only all-
weather air station in this part of

The Alaska Marine Highway Ferry
system is expected to be in opera
tion by late August of this year.
The ferry slips and adjoining park-
ing. lots are being provided by the
Federal Department of Transport.

Construction on the new Federal
Building in downtown Prince Ru-
pert is well under way. This build-
ing will provide better Post Office

various government. offices.

The Federal Government's Winter
Works Program has greatly assisted
the City of Prince Rupert in the con-
struction of the new water system,
sewage system extension, golf course
and parks program by paying 50%
of labor costs.

The Progressive Conservative gov-
ernment’s approach toward increas-
ing Canada’s exports has kept the
government elevator at Prince Ru-
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