"T1
St
THE
LETTER
BOX
.Prime
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
r
Friday,
May
1,
1953
IT
by
I
could
mention
a
few
more
items
in
order
to
save
the
taxpayers
money:
A
volunteer
city
council,
less
travelling
by
city
officials
at
$17
50
plus
per
day
on
useless
trips.
FI.Y
TIIF.
I
LAOS
The
Editor,
The
Daily
News:
A.S
.secretary
of
the
Ladies'
Orange
Benevolent
Association,
I
have
been
instructed
to
write
V
till
hold
forth
0WN...
them
to
come
in
tJ.;'-
Something
tha
m
ls
this:
Certain
Plained,
and
r..a3e
'
,,
the
Northern
BC
vlf
electricity
to
JL
tw
is
independent
anlly
newsper
aeoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prlno
Bupn
Hid
Northern
nd
Central
Brltlsn
Columbl.
Member
or
Cfcuadimi
Vnes
Auuit
Bureau
of
ClrcuU'-ton
Canadlun
Dally
Nerspaper
Association.
Published
by
-"he
Prince
Rupert
Dally
Newa
IJmlteO
I.
F.
MAOOK.
PreplUent
H.
O.
PERRY.
Vlce-tTMldgnt
fm
ore
To
conclude
Mr.
Editor,
it
Ls
to
your
paper
We
as
a
patriotic
organization;
j,it,n
time
the
taxpayers
look
to
'
if
..
a
city
manager
form
of
admlnls
Subscription
Rates:
Sj
oarrler
Pr
wwk,
a5c;
per
month
1.K,:
per
year,
10.00
aw
mull
nmith
l.'So.
rwr
vear
ah
00
'
10
an
eme,-,.,,
tration
and
retire
the
bundling
councils
we
always
seem
to
elect.
'UtBoruTwi
as
-icond
class
mall
M
th'
Port
OfRo
Department,
Ottawa
the
aldermen
'
Whv
Doukhobor
Delay
-
tiir
kp
'h'
.
hope
there
is
a
much
larger
display
of
flags
throughout
the
city
during
the
coronation
celebrations,
than
there
were
when
Her
Majesty's
i
preventative
the
Governor
General--visited
the
city.
in
ih
business
section
ol
THOMA9
ELLIOTT
Member
of
Board
15h;
question
mark
u'i
mean?
b,j
the
Northern
B.C.
Po2
'!.
UUK'lt.
U
I
f
Ana
now
that
lhp
,
B.C.
Power
Co.
u
,Jn,
'
ill
fin
l.i
l..,.
"
1
I
,t
l
"
"mull
t,i
j
ONE
of
the
worst
consequences
of
the
past
year
of
political
confusion
in
B.C.
is
that
the
Douk-hobor
problem
has
been
allowed
to
go
from
bad
to
worse.
Prince
Rupert
there
were
only!
The
Kditor,
six
flags
in
evidence,
those
over
;
The
Dally
Ni
w.:
the
two
government
bull(lins,i
'Micre
must
'be
many
people
the
Canadian
Lein,
the
Nor-jj,,
Hrlnce
Rupert
who
rcfiard
wcgwn
and
Swedish
Consulates
;
the
Power
niiestlon
us
I
do,
and
and
Wool
worth's
Store.
j
wonder.
"Where
are
wo
in
re-
generating
unit.
tht
h(J;
A
it
i
f
V
,-'5
I,
lor
one.
have
well
satktir-d
jth
deal
U'd
V.H1A
'
1
1
M--f
Thrmioh
tne
medium
of
your!
eurd.s
to
this
question,
and
what
-
-
gcua,.
paper
all
citb.ens
were
requested
i
now?"
to
fllryjlny
f
lr
if
(xxs-sibie.
At
It
.sei-nis
to
me
that
If
the
uic
iu.iv
u.n
years
tlM.
w,..
we
have
been
incur,,,.,;
thw
lime,
when
there
are
.so'
commission
wants
to
come
In
Now
the
non-Doukhobors
in.
tlic
Kiiotcnay
country
are
form-
,
ing
vigilante
snuads
and
threatening
to
take
the
law
into
their
ojl
pui;i
e.iurUil-
u
nature
made
htUy
a!;,;
many
new
ikm'Ic
eoniing
into
land
supply
our
power,
they
our
city
from
other
lands,
hop-!
should
be
ready
and
willing
to
ing
to
make
their
homes
here';
take
a
stand
and
give
us
defin-
the
coldest
viiitf--
rccord.
Eve
tl't
!,
we
f.
and
become
Canadian
cUto'ius,
it
u-
answers
to
the
questions
they
own
hands.
It
seems
like
a
good
time
to
remind
ourselves
of
certain
facts:
That
the
vast
majority
of
the
Russians
of
Doukhobor
have
been
asked.
They
will
not
recommend
'hat
the
new
diesel
be
installed,
neither
will
they
opium?
Us
installation.
They
!
i
i
let
Us
Be
United...'
HAZELTON,
a
villa.ee
steeped
in
pioneer
AT
history,
the
largest
and
most
important
convention
of
B.C.
Indians
ever
to
he
held
is
drawing
to
a
close.
Attending
the
2hd
convention
of
the
Nathe
Brotherhood
of
B.C.
are
native
delegates
from
across
the
province,
many
of
whom
are
seeing
this
part
of
the
country
for
the
first
time.
There
are
also
many
who
are.
seeing
their
organization
in
action
for
the
first
time.
?
At
Hazelton,
where
the
last
Indian
uprising
was
downed
in
1NR1,
17
years
after
the
first
white
man
arrived,
the
keynote
today
is
unity.
Let
us
he
united,
in
our
efforts
and
let
us
unite
with
our
white
brothers
in
one
cause,
leaders
of
the
Brotherhood
are
saying
time
.and
again.
Chief
crusader
for
unity
is
William
Scow
of
Alert
Bay,
Brotherhood
president.
Chief
Scow
has
.-eminded
delegates
that
since
formation
of
their
Denization
in
VX',0,
Indians
in
the
province
are
coming
into
their
own.
As
examples,
he
listed
such
accomplishments
as
securing
the
provincial
fran-cJuse'and
achieving
a
better
understanding
than
fever
before
with
their
white
brethren.
A
significant
feature
of
the
convention
is
the
presence
of
politicians.
Now
that
the
Indian
has
a
j'ote,,
he
is
expected
to
have
an
important
part
in
determining
the
results
of
the
coming
provincial
DAG
1IAMMARSKJOI.U
left),
newly-appointed
Secretary-General
of
the
United
Nations,
discusses
his
new
work
with
his
predecessor,
Trygve
Lie,
the
first
UN.
Secretary-General.
Mr.
Hammarskjold.
who
lived
in
Stockholm,
was
formerly
Minister
of
State
of
Sweden.
suffer
too
badly,
and
our
?
wa-sn't
the
only
Diiiv.
n;,
If
the
Council
think.-,
w.
:
the
frying
pan
mWi
,:fj.
the
Coiiimissliin
lab.;
0u
think
we'll
all
find
(:!,
-.
the
fire!
rt'zz:
-
wouJd
not.coinmit
themselves
as
seems
to
u.s
that
we,
as
good
Canadians
should
.set
them,
and
our
own
children,
an
example
of
respect
and
loyalty
to
the
great
country
which
is
our
heritage.
K1.IZABKTH
EVANS,
Secretary,
Ladies
Orange
Benevolent
Association.
to
what
our
rutilie
rates
miyhl
be,
under
this
.system.
thing
about
the
Commission
Ia
a
big
question
mark,
and
yet,
we
i
origin
who
came
nere
m
muo
land
their
descendants
have
contributed
greatly
to
the
gen-
.
eral
progress
of
Canada.
There
has
been
no
special
;
Doukhobor
"problem"
in
Saskatchewan
for
many
years.
What
,
trouble
there
is
in
B.C.
centres
in
a
diminishing
minority
of
the
Doukhobor
here.
:
AFTER
the
last
big
outburst
of
OTTAWA
DIARY
LACK
Ol'
KNOW
I.I
IX.
V.
By
Norman
M.
MacLeoa
-tuc
Editor,
nolo
,
ihnn
vm
r.
mid
nrovinclal
Bovemments
T''
Dally
New.s:
A
111,
1.1V.
tnuiv
viinii
"
J
r
the
Federal
government
'
should
loan
the
other
49
per
cent
ago
Your
report
on
the
council
meeting
held
last
Monday
tends
to
demonstrate
to
the
citizens,
the
lack
of
knowledge
of
some
of
the
aldermen
whom
they
elect
acted
jointly
with
the
govern-Jon
terms
of
repayment
over
a
ment
of
Newfoundland
to
name
20-year
period.
But
a
condition
cripr-inl
committee
to
invest!-
of
the
loan
would
be
that
re-
NEW
STOCK
.
.
.
LOW
-
LOW
Pffi
Ml:"S
JACKETS.
Popular
MvIm,
f'T71
Jk
tr"m:-
U
"-ij0J
l50VS'
J-t'KCTS,
new
dniem,
ttm
SB:
ljiJy
See
the
Boys'
Health
Jacket
bj
tip
The
sports
shop"
the
council.
Payment
should
be
made,
not
by
to
tl
of
the
B
gate
all
economic
aspects
:the
private
interests
managing.
ln
,
,
.
,
vt
r
fishing
Industry
of.
Newfound-
(he
jut
by
the
workers
ln
the
fir.st
place,
a
chairman
an
arbitration-
board
is
noi
appointed
by
either
party
to
a
dispute,
but
by
the
elected
representatives
of,
both
.sides.
j
trouble
in
the
Doukhobor
country
the
government
of
B.C.
'took
one
of
the
few
constructive
steps
to
deal
with
the
.
"problem"
on
a
scientific,
basis.
It
appointed
a
large
Consultative
Committee
on
Doukhobor
;
matters.
But
this
was.
in
fact,
,
a
"front"
for
the
smaller
group
;
of
professors
and
scientists
wlio
j
w?i-e
retained
to
do
the
real
job.
j
The
latter
Research
Commit-j
tee
issued
its
printed
342-page
report
on
March
29,
1952.
That
report
contained
most
concrete
and
clear
recommendations
for
j
dealing
with
the
B
C.
Doukho-bor
"problem."
This
report
and
the
othrr
!
work
of
the
two
committees
on
ec
iliiil.
JAN
a
ViIi.M?'Lli-n.t:,
tanuniaicD
ai
c
ju.-ji
lana.
n
and
the
fishermen
supplying;
It
was
a
conscientious
commit-
J
it.
They
would
end
up
Joint
tee
which
considered
thorough-1
owners
of
the
Newfoundland
fish
ness
rather
than
haste
to
be
the
packing
industry
to
the
extent
essence
of
its
instructions.
As
mot
49
per
cent,
result
it
has
only
now
laid
Its
1
Tne
plan
js
interesting
as
well
report
on
the
respective
door-lS
novei.
it
is
also
more
than
steps
or
the
two
authorities
con-)
j;,tntiy
tinged
with
the
principles
cerned.
0j
socialism.
But
the
feature
From
the
standpoint
of
the
j
that
chiefly
worries
the
federal
'
government
here,
this
is
consid-
authorities
is
the
precedent
it
ered
to
be
excellent
strategic
might
be
rerrarded
as
setting.
ith
handshaking
and
other
amenities.
The
impres
sion
they
make
could
decide
the
ballot
count
in
three,
and
perhaps
four,
ridings
in
North
Central
fl.C.
namely
Atlin,
Prince
Rupert,
Skeena
and
WATER
If
a
chairman
cannot
be
agreed
upon,
the
Labor
Relation
i
Board
is
notified,
and
they
an-1
point
a
chairman.
Such
was
the!
case
with
the
city
liremen.
I
Mr.
Scott
McLaren
submitted'
to
me
a
list
of
names
which
had
;
been
given
him
by
city
oUiclaLs.'j
any
one
of
whom
would
lie
ac-;
ceptable
to
the
city.
Impartial?.
Maybe.
I
refused
to
consider
any;
of
them,
and
suggested
an
ou'.r;
side
man
having
no
interest
lnj
cne
city
whatever,
such
a,
man'
could
be
nothing
but
impartial.1
'
since
he
would
have
to
rely
on
the
evidence
presented
at
the
bearings
before
,
.
funning
un
t
II.a
nn.ia.nmaitt
ll.
...aI.i.d
l.-t
n1
liAf
neias
..L.b...
nossiblv
Omineca
rcvdnls'
wlnsk
i
wi
vnc
Eu.viiiiiiviv
WUI
ntL.l
111
.
.,
,,
,
,
,
i.i,
tlllllllK
nuu
U
;t"L?rkfh0Rb0pr
r"?'1!
here.
If
the
report
had
arrived
than
Newfoundland
fishing
be
ys
V
L'a
wint'U
Vm-
To
nr.nt
Vtof
Vrir
mI-!!-!
ainna
rW
'
Jljy
imorTev.
But
over
a
war
after
the
I
V
sooner,
.
there
might
have
-entitled
todemand
that
the
gw-
true
flavour
PHingr
When
the
week-long
common
Over,
many
new
friends
will
have
been
made
on
the
V
recommendations--it
--made-
nai-
Hament.
And
that
might
have
ownership
Interest
in
the
Indus-shores
of
the
Skeena.
But
what.
is
more,
a
furthers
even
been
aueniptedmuch
ies
think
that
AMI
.
...
i
i
"
.
i
'
.
1
icarri
'
its
recommendations,
the
report
.
ernment
wants
to
one
could
be
a
political
hot
potato.
over
very
carefully
before
it
acts
But
as
the
situation
stands,
'upon
the
Newfoundland
reeofn-the
session
is
too
far
advanced
mendation.
It's
really
relieved,
firm
step
will
have
been
takten
by.
these
first
;
,
.f
"
v:..2
Cia'nadians
who,
by
their
united
effort,,
are
wirniinjr
l
the
main
'
rccbmmerrflAtlons
!
i
'.
i
i
-L
iUi
!
i
'
were
as
follows:
r
opinion.
,:
,
Therefore
Mr..
Hewitt
caunot
'-r'Vi''
'
i.l.i.,-T
-
fnr'hnv
nrrlnn
In
he
taken
UDOfl
therefore,
that
the
committee
s
0.
blamed
If
the
city's
brief
was
the
a,
nauie
Ol
nnnority
ami
inisunuei
Maiming.
(
j
That
as
mxurlof
report
has
come
too
late
for
im-
n,iHinhnr
(.,!,
Mac
a
rU
rfiiL.
!
Hie
re
Ml
I
oeiore
aci
IOUI
IIII1CI
11
,k.
.
fi-ornecononUc-auassU-'That
gives
the
government
here
mediate
action
leual
tansies
surroundine
own-?
the
recess
for
a
breather
in
lishin
nf
land
nccunied
hii
which
it
can
consult
with
the
the:
INDIAN'S
CASE
THE
-
-
By
I
DW'AKD
GKFKN
Ttie
Indian
isn't
free,
the
native
son
is
yoked
...
Do
you
really
blame
him,
for
being
so
provoked?.
Put
Seagram'i
"8J"
to
h
water
test
Vfaicr,
plain
or
sparkling,
.
reveals
a
wliiskjr't
true,
iuiur.il
Javmif
and
bouquet.
!
Bennett
Blames
-
-
Dotikhobors
be
cleared
up:
ancf-
Newfoundland
authorities
that
lands
now
hetd-'in
trust
ori
decide
,
Just
how
much
of
the
f
vtry
weak-one
In
cruttKirl-o()
I
with
the
firemen
s.
,
-
-
I
!
Twice
during
the
hearings
Mr.'
.Hewitt
tried
.to
get
the
both
sides
I
to
come
tr)
an
agreement
wiilioul
the
board,
but
failed.
Regarding
Mr."
Long's
.state-i
ment
that
comments
by
Mr.
;
i
Hewitt
at
the
start
of
the.
hear-
ings
indicated
'
that
the
city's!
i
arguments
were
useless,''
I
fail
"
to
find
any
rea.son
for
such
a.
f
lien
land
was
free
and
white
man
none
300-pages-plus
document
should
be
implemented.
Ottawa
liberals
'
The
recommendation
in
the
.
n
r
it
report
which
has
aroused
the
I
k-f)f
liptPrit
83
Seagrams
sold
to,
Doukhobor
on
fai
terms,
individually.
.'ls
t
1.
That
.specially'--.
qualified
teachers
be
employed
fpr
Douk
hobor
districts;
and
special
means
(which
are
outlihedi
txj
employed
to
attract
tTiem
to
school
rather
than
drive
them
there.
3.
That
Doukhobor
marriage
ceremonies
be
recognized
as
legal.
.
4.
That
Doukhobors
be
given
the
vote,
the
same
as
everybody
ei'e.
They
already
have
it
in
greatest
initial
Federal
misgiv-
j
Ings
is
a
novel
proposal
'lor
re-!
financing
the
Newfoundland
fish
'
packing
industry.
The
principle
l.-.
laid
down
that
present
methods
of
sun-curing
and
hand
.
packing,
still
practised
in
many
fishing
communities
of
the
pro
Canadian
VICTORIA
P
Premier
W.
A.
!
C.
Bennett
charged
Wednesday
'
night
that
his
minority
Social
,
Credit
government
was
defeated
i
on
orders
of
the
federal
cabinet
ministers.
The
Premier,
it.
an
unschedul-
!
statement,
fcut
would
say
tha!
Mr.
Long
had
some
"useless
arguments"
and
is
trying
to
cover
up
his
weakness
with
the
city
'Council.
The
threat
of
a
volunteer
Fire
Department
did
not
impress
He
roamed
the
land
from
sun
to
sun.
''
$
'
-
He
isn't
just
a
child
the
white
man
is
to
rule
And
if
a
white
man
thinks
so,
I
call
him
just
a
fool.
God
gave
the
Indian
freedom
same
as
me
and
thee
And
God
will
have
an
accounting
with
those
who
don't
agree.
The
native
son
has
no
vote,
no
enfranchisement
as
we
Politicians
don't
consider
him,
they
just
let
him
be.
Coil
in
all
His
graeiousness
gave
liberty
to
men
And
God
in
all
His
righteousness
will
certainly
consider
them.
Years
upon
years
have
rolled
along
The
white
man
said
it
won't
be
long
Years
upon
years
have
passed
us
by
Could
it
be
a
great
white
lie?
God
is
displeased
I
know
right
well
For
the
Indian
lives
in
a
white
man's
hell
From
sun
to
sun
and
dark
to
dark
Seagrams
vince,
are
obsolete,
iney
lake
ppech
at
a
meeting
of
tlie
time
which
the
fisherman
should
be
spending
in
the
pursuit
of
,
Victoria
Social
Credit
candidates.
Saskatchewan.
.
.
.
;
fish
and
conseouentlv
ower
his
revieweu
uie
mirav
ui
u
Bu
either
the
chairman
or
myself,
and
I
commend
the
city
council
for
their
action
(wisely
or
other-j
wise'
in
trying
to
save
money
for,
the
city.
j
Thi,
odvBrliiemenl
it
not
published
or
displayed
by
M
floor
of
the
s.
That
tne
criminal
code
ne
.
,
.
..
.,
.,
ernment
on
the
...
on
rnlncra
Mtice
nrnrlllct
inn
tinr-lf.
Cllllll.
llv
Uli
nil-
Comrol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Bri.iU,
U
!
iTirndi-d
to
make
it
less
less
.
1
harsa
.
'
.
..
when
the
six-member
siny
tiy
tnings
iiimgs
like
hkc
nuaist,
iiuui.st
pai
par-
i
"
t
:
,
.
.
.
with
i
hit
,
-
uiwal
Broun
teamed,
uo
the
Vest
of
thP
opposition:'
Their
cry
goes
up
to
its
mark.
.
.
-
i
GoiilU
aswer,
Jimt
you
se(
J
H
M
And
from
bondage
set
them
free.
Cdes
but
that
administration
of
Fjuua.uLuvc.
.
,
v.-
i;,
iv
law,
be
made
more
harsh
for
'
Since
the
cost
of
such
plants
real
crimes
of
vi61enre:
that
'will
be
more
than
private
cnter-Doukhobors
'
convicted
of
crime
pris.oute
may.
rare
to
pro-
I
"Everybody
knows
that
three
cabinet
.ministers
flew
in
here
from
Ottawa
and
told
the
Lib
lose
their
legal
exemption
from
i
vide,
the
report
suggests
that
eralsthat
little
group
that
......
..V.r..,l
lu
......
,
military
service
1
,
,
,
rlpimed
to
have
the
balance
or
.
'
"
'
ed
to
supply
only
51
per
cent
,
,.
Scr'ipltire
faSMifje
for
Joday
"No
man
romcth
unto
the
Father,
but
by
me."
St.
John
14:6.
of
the
cost,
and
that
the
federal
power
-
that
the
government
nan
to
be
defeated,"
the
Premier
said.
About
40
Wells
6.
That
police
protection
in
trouble
areas
be
strengthened.
7.
That
the
Sons
of
Freedom
either
be
assisted
to
emigrate
from
Canada,
to
re-locate
in
B.C.,
or
"failing
the
location
cf
such
a
site
be
assisted
to
rehabilitate
In
the
areas
they
now
occupy."
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
(f
Jl
To
Be
Drilled
In
Peace
River
NEW
YORK
fl
Charles
F.
!
Shock,
general
manager
of
Can-
IT
IS
by
no
means
beyond
dis--
pute
that
the
latest
wave
of
F.xiiert
A
person
who
can
take
something
you
already
knew
and
make
it
sound
publish
something
for
everyone,
and
some
folks
are
always
looking
for
mistakes."
Isabella
(Mich.)
Republican.
arson
in
the
Sons
of
Freedom
!
districts
arc
the
work
of
that
:
anin
pin
tine.
Producers
Ltd
sect.
It
seems
more
likely
fires
says
oij
companies
in
Canada's!
were
set
by
some
groups
anxious
Peace
River
district
have
pro-to
get
rid
of
some
or
all
of
the
,
grams
for
ArMing
about
40
wells
!
The
Ottawa
Citizen
takes
pleasure
in
announcing
Its
110th
birthday
anniversary.
Few
citizens
decided
to
locate
there
earlier.
t
i,
!.
'!
L,
I
cons,
oui
oi
course
n,
cuuiu
nave
Jn
tne
nex(.
tw0
or
tnree
It
must
be
a
fact
that
never
lif-fore
ln
the
history
of
photography
can
it
be
said
so
many
of
the
same
persons
have
faced
cameras,,
within
certain
restricted
time.
years
.
come
irom
an
internal
ngni.
The
point
is
that
the
rewards
offered
by
the
Attorney
General
KNUTSON'S
OLD
RF.D,
tVHITE
AND
BLUE
Spotless
in
her
tri-color
dress,
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
resumed
her
duties
Wednesday.
Plying
for
a
life
time,
north
and
NONE
NF.r.I.ECTFO
"In
case
you
find
a
mistake
and
if
the
United
States
approves
the
Importation
of
natural
gas
to
the
Pacific
Northwest,
these
programs
will
be
augmented.
Schock
said
Wednesday
at
an
informal
luncheon
for
financial
writers
that
he
had
no
estimate
of
the
total
cost
of
various
companies'
programs
but
some
wells
will
cost
as
much
as
$400,000.
do
not
get
to
the
heart
of
the
trouble.
What
was
the
sense
of
spending
all
the
public
money
jour
taxes)
on
the
report
of
the
Research
Committee
if
not
one
of
in
this
paper,
please
consider
it
was
put
there
for
a
purpose.
We
south,
her
real
history
would
make
a
yarn
Indeed.
The
num
WE
SALES
&
SER0
its
recommendations
is
even
to
be
attempted?
ber
of
miles
this
ship
has
sailed
would
represent
a
very
considerable
number
of
times
around
the
globe.
ill
Featuring
.
.
Retired
Officers
Kill
Police
Chief
TEHRAN,
Iran
Iran's
government
today
blamed
a
group
of
retired
army
officers
and
gov
GENERAL
TIRE
DEALER
.
.
r-APPlNG
South
Africa
has
"a
whale
of
:
i
.v
i
i
VULCANIZING
KC1V':
always
Insist
on..
a
racial
dispute,
but
you
hear
precious
little
about
the
325,000
Indians
whose
forebearers
from
India
settled
ln
Natal
ln
1860.
He
is
as
good,
If
not
superior,
FLATS
And
SECTIONAL
i"-
'TRUCK
TIRES
A
SPECIALTY
II
ernment
opponents
for
the
murder
of
national
police
chief
Brlg.-Gen.
Mahmood
Afshartus,
For
a
limited
time
THIS
BF.ACTII
CI.
Jnqllk
WASIIF.R
Regular
$179.50
NOW
$130-00
Terms
Available
in
trading
to
the
white
man,
and
is
a
figure
of
Increasing
IF
TOWN
OROFKS
GIVEN
IMMI
DIATI
AtX
WORK
GUARANTEED
concern.
He's
no
Zulu.
And
this
i
is
Just
another
of
the
Union's
thorny
racial
problems.
PRICE
LIST
ON
APH.tCAlK""
,5"
found
strangled
in
a
roadside
grave
last
Sunday.
A
communique
Issued
by
Colonel
Hosseigholi
Ashrafi,
military
governor
of
Tehran,
said
investigation
and
confessions
of
those
responsible
led
to
the
discovery
of
Afshartus
body,
six
days
after
his
mysterious
disappearance
in
tire
heart
of
Tehran.
n
n
T
1
811
Froscr
Sr.
.
.-foremost
in
frozen
f
Dods
r.J.
DDI
fUl
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
It's
a
light
docket
at
Prince
Rupert's
spring
assize
next
Monday.
There
will
be
two
cases
one
murder
charge,
and
one
breaking
and
entering
charge.
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC