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| Students Call for More Social Contact
Between Members of Different Races

By JACK GOLDING
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LONDON (CP)

by the Bow Group, an as-
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New Stock of 4 By (SAC a KOEHLER ee yLr 1951 afte 1
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° i k he | @ as mene - ' condemned hi time marriage
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7 OREN en . t tinplat nd duct he second world war saw the
COME IN AND " waste inplate and produc LO I 4 3 ~ . - F
5 $ ; annin end of monarchies in Romania
‘ 5 These bulletin: i - taly, Hungary, Yugoslavia, Bul-
‘ SEE THEM TODAY : oo Italy, Hungary, Yugosiay
: % “ il clima 1itist ) garia and Albania
' “ 7\? wer 1 ind are bom- In Iran, especially, the king,
* 5 |barding Br the United ait us Shah Mohammed Peza Pahlevi,
2 * ates, easter! nada and ! has his worr His desert land
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5 « |of the European nations outsidé le h has been in a ferment for month
* Ni. . I rén c LIT ras in brought on by the viftual stop-
= Northern ower Co. Ltd. :| : , ar adh (rican alee We
a i e . ° e . z ) mim ion page i -* 5 . -
i F # ( . : ure es . sstry to boo * mit US History British were ousted. A strong Na-
2 ; , t a Hines + ony ae i ge Arad operate nder, the tionalist feeling has arisén, If!
cr Rupert, Be. § Stewart, B.C } ’ hip of 11 munic ipailtie WACO, Texas 99 | stirred to violent action, it could
RPP OPEL DOLL LEP LOOD LPO DD nro Wh nurinul xOF yersons died in the raging fire|be directed aganst the Shah
yperatior a per capita basis. ¢hat followed a head-on collision
rt mmission, in four,here Monday between two Grey- | (¢— Be
9 month made one big catcn) hound buse:
and is working on a number olf It was the worst bus crash in Another
e promising nibbles. the history of the United St
The organization is headed by! and occuivec on a cleat d h d
10-y Jame: S. Eckman, of highway and with no othe istinguishe
0k t} yb after he vehicles known to be invol C f
ired of the retirement he had What caused the ash ¢ product 0
trappe mself int the exact number of dead i
MOTOR PRODIICTS LTD. For 38 years Mr. Eckmar? was|never be known. At least 24 The BRITISH
™ es " 7 * we at 5 r aA five ) ¢
Prince Rupert, B.C. president of Canadian Fishing — ae cae ae a re rm
p ( Lid Pour ve: go he d ounting of ne dead 1s 1
12, 18 or 24 Months to Pay Co. Lid. Four years ago he had| 11, task assigned to the Wact COLUMBIA
Oo! ire ne im Of a retire- : aoe : < ete
n ile he insisted on the hd rlome oer ad . fs i
podies remieé » charred
aa ’ ‘company introducing earlier in| 2C@ \e oo : oe DISTILLERY
OWNER’S SPECIAL his caree! VICCRARS . .
ib a a si The National Safety Council in
1938 PVICK SEDAN—Fully equipped with radio, ait nie ie Ce Oe : ,| Chicago said it was the wor Co. Ltd.
oning, heater and defrosters. This is really a vest a at the chance to head|;,,, accident on their record:
bt V liver ca $ rau deve lopment CeEeotts Wext worst occurred March 20
atl as And he Ss keeping plenty busy) 4944 when « bu plunged off i
ese GAYS bridge at Passaic, NJ., kill
The ommission—at, present! 20 persons
. corresponding with about 18, TELLS STORY |
i) CHES ROLET DELUXE 4-DOOR SEDAN—One owner live” prospects—-has furnished)’ Eleven-year-old Matilda Zam- }
froste $ information on taxe the labor oudio, her brown eyes wide with
ull writes situation, real estate availability fright, told how an unidentificc
and costs to about 1,500 firms) young Negro soldier snatched
if DESOTO SEDAN—Beautifully clean car. Chrysler fluid from Montreal to Amsterdam her from burning death
; ry Con $ The’ organization’s first major! “I didn’t want to go,” the little ae Coe
ES nit: *rice success Was persuading the Con-| girl sobbed from her hospital bed |
tinental- Cam Company of New “T wanted to stay with mother
195) AUSTIN STATION WAGON-—Only 6700 miles, fully York to plan construction of a| and father.” t
ped heater, defroster, radio, $ $4,500,000 project in suburban Matilda won't see her parents
guards, etc. Full price Burnaby municipality. again. They were burned to}
eet ; : Several major industries in| death \'
1951 CHEVROLET DELUXE SEDAN — GM's Powerglide West Germany and Britain have ~ _
mem on. Exera clean $ investigated the possibility of
Full price 9975 moving into the Vancouver area Baseball Scores 1
Mr, Eekman said, but the draw-| AMERICAN * |
back so far e otti . Vecae a teh cad |
COMMERCIAL “nae neasaberneh ~ te ae New York 1, Washington 0 |
aan ee rd Exhibition |
1947 FARGO 2-TON FLATDECK—2-speed axle, duals, rock 7 | New York (NL 0, Boston Canadian F Whisky
a thie Hacnitant dane, $ Mr. Eckman says he’s trying tO) (AL) 1. ¥ |
Full pric ; 4300 a the Canadian government to} Cincinnati (NL) 7, Cleveland|| |
uy ice oan these firms ith the oy ; i
companies ese “—_ e (oe. ; The British Columbia Distillery Co. Ltd,
1936 CHEVROLET CHASSIS AND CAB in very good shape for peein as cpaying tne gover i Portland (PCL) i, Salem sadl ebemabbuk: au,
Lp ires alone worth the total price $ ment once they haveveStablished | (WIL) 2, sc0.1-07
its agc. Tires alo v i é 475 themselves, WIL a Th
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of Only “To = British Columbia) Wenatchee 0, Vancouver 4, “|! 6 nol shined oe tecteeed Wr
; . jmore self-sufficient we need! Yakima 5, Victoria 2 |
Come in or Phone 871—At Any Time about 25 different types of in- PCL | the Liquor Control Board or by ths |)
dustry which are not in B.C. now, Hollywood 0, Los Angeles 1, | Government of British Columbia:s

 

 

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