IKOREA
SURVEY
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
March
6,
1952
jnce
Rupert
Daily
News
Letterbox
sp:vper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
:tnUU"Srr
hern
and'Ccntral
British
Columbia.
Street
Urchins
Create
Serious
Seoul
Problem
i
WAR
OR
DEPRESSION?
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News.
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Is
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Week,
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rea4
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Editor's
Note:
Bill
Boss.
Canadian
Press
staff
writer
in
Korea,
lias
completed
a
two-week
survey
of
conditions
among
the
civilian
population
during
the
Korean
winter.
This
article
is
the
ninth
of
a
series
on
interviews
with
United
Nations,
Korean
Republic
and
civilian
sources.
i;
ma
1
,
uftcmoon
except
Sunday
by
in-ilv
News
Lid.,
3rd
Avcnw.
Prince
Rupert.
to
divulge
their
honest
thoughts
;
The
greatest
error
and
bit
of
on
questions
affecting
the
lives,
amusement
is
the
statement
liberties
and
happiness
of
all.
that
Prince
Rupert
will
In
time
Therefore,
my
contribution
is
;
be
a
place
of
great
beauty.
This
hereby
tendered.
If
of
no
value-,
will
only
happen
when
people
1
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rust
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HUS.S
C;inaili;ai
Pre
Stall
W.-iur
Straits
Lighting
le
SEOUL,
Korea
(CP)
The
jeep
had
barely
stop-i
to
others,
it
need
not
be
ac-'or
persons
are
struck
blind
by
ped
before
a
boy
with
bright
black
eyes
popped
up
j'tp(ci
durlng
tne
period
0i
Pieaadon
me
for
the'ob-
beside
it
from
nowhere.
"Want
whisky?"
he
asked;
my
life,
several
wars
affecting
vious
sarcasm
that
Is
found
in
establishment
at
Kitimat,
a
short
II
the
1616
Broadway
at
Oak
BAyview
with
easy
familiarity.
"Canadian
whisky?"
our
people
have
been
indulged
,
mis
corresponaence
dui,
navmg
in.
first
the
Spanish
American
.
lived
in
Prince
Rupert
for
the
War,
Boer
War,
World
War
1,'past
eleven
months,
I
feel
that;
:
World
War
2
and
now
every
in-;
I
can
write
with
a
little
bit
of
j
VANCOUVER
9,
B.C.
ft,'
I
ante
soum
01
in-c
ivu-v,
uiv
0f
Canada
smelter',
major
industrial
de-ltin
Canada
today,
the
necessity
of
aids
'ltion
in
Hecate
Straits
will
again
be
pro.
to
the
limelight.
years
the
lighting
of
Hecate
Straits
many
I
feet
which
commanded
much
attention
at
Chatelain
uicauon
points
to
World
War
3
1
authority
on
the
subject
of
our
j
in
addition
to
the
present
Ko-
I
town.
rean
struggle,
which,
to
me,
ap-
j
With
all
your
glowing
.state-pears
as
a
muddle
from
the
start
'
merits
regarding
the
great
only
Imposing
cruelly
beyond
j
metropolis
of
Prince
Rupert,
you
description
on
an
innocent,
help-
i
fail
to
regard
the
real
issues
at
less
people,
'lne
purpose
of
this
,
f
take,
namely
housing
facilities
jio.x
is
said
to
be
,to
repel
ag-
I
ana
rent
controls.
Needless
to
gression
tnrough
us
praL.ice
ojsay,
there
fs
no
such
thing
as
4c;x;n
powers
under
the
direc-
i
rental
control
no
any
form
of
-on
oi
the
united
states
of
.
determining
what
is
in
lor
rent
America
in
an
eifort
to
estaDlisn
or
sale.
Oi
course
everybody
in
His
name
was
Lee
Dong
Soo,
I
16.
The
whisky
was
$12
a
bottle.'
Lee
said
he
would
get
2000
won
34
cents)
if
he
sold
it.
That
proved
he
was
a
middleman,
not
in
business
for
himself.
He
was
getting
his
commission
in
won
on
a
dollar
transaction.
'
Lee
knew
what
soldiers
liked
and
what
they
usually
had
to
seil.
He
knew
wheie
they
couli
Set
What
they
wanted
and
who
would
buy
what
they
offered.
Lee
dealt
in
anything
from
women
to
army
boots,
from
'
whisky
and
beer
to
chocolate
jRlipei't,
as
We
enueinuieu
iu
icmuve
,
to
the
(leveloi-mcnt
01
siMm-
uirnuyii
because
of
the
lack.
Says'
Sew
&
Save
t
i
the
opening
up
01
wuinai
unu
mu
umiv
m
Asian
affairs.
!
this
city
is
supposed
to
be
mak-
However,
it
appears
to
me
that
;
ing
a
million
at
the
Ceianase
and
other
assorted
industries
so
the
worst
is
yet
to
come
unless
a
sudden
awakening
takes
place
rent
control
is
not
needed.
'
'in
the
minds
of
the
people
and
!
Rent
increases
are
not
based
(some
real
authority
is
asserted
on
any
improvements
that
have
'
"lion
the
side
of
peace.
been
made
but-
apparently,
on
i;
iv.
ni,cHr,
tn
the
fact
that
if
you
live
in
-v
(
from
the
Caribbean
oi
alumina,
uie
key
in
the
manufacture
of
the
aluminum
ingots
e
smelter
will
produce,
ocean
vessels
will
be'
n
and,
no
matter
how
they
approach
f
rom
will
have
to
traverse
Hecate
Straits
some
ither.
htbs,
Mean
interests
have
the
problem
of
mpjmr
approach
to
Kitimat
under
advise-
;
bars
and
eigarets.
j
The
United
Nations'
Civilian
'
,
j
Assistance
Command
estimates
i
i
there
are
10.000
youngsters
like
j
'
;
him
in
Seoul
and
17,000
in
the
I
j
whole
of
Seoul
province.
1
Says
the
CAC
provincial
team
I
j
commander:
"They're
a
terrific
;
problem,
caused
by
me
break-
C
Will
V,JlHHiiM
VI
IJiCt
certain
destruction.
The
Ameri-
Prince
Rupert,
you
should
be
can
atomic
stockpile
will
appear
;
sucker
enough
to
pay
any
in-about
as
feeble
as
a
mouse.
Dr.,
crease
that
money-hyngry
land-Brock
Chisholm,
who
is
the
head
,
lords
of
this
city
are
willing
to
,.i
mo
vvnim
npan.h
i
iipnni.a-
demand.
v.
'
"
"'
''
'
'"'
'
l
-
i
-
'
I
i
Lveithelcss,
it
is
a
subject
of
keen
interest
;
m
the
light
ot
such
circum-atomic
times
i
lion,
has
told
us
many
be
stances,
I
fail
to
see
where
an
warfare
can
never
a
IfraMm,,
Qa
rt,Hiv
hinioLnr.il
editor
of
the
local
paper
can
URCHINS
ROAM
STREETS
Ten
thousand
child
black-marketers
and
beggars
roam
Prince
Rupert
as
well
as
Kitimat.
o
riovi
aimariv
in
thi?
'
P""t
encouraging
reports
of
a
iate
Straits
will
now
command
more
auen-
trip
streets
of
Seoul,
a
con-
;
down
or
disappearance
of
the
j
home
influence
and
the
lack
of
'
I
jcnoohng."
.
!
EARNINGS
HIGH
Some,
like
Lee,
are
nominally
:
cigaret
boys.
Others
are
either
!
shoeshine
boys
or
newsboys,
j
"They
get
1000
won
(about
17
j
cents
i
a
shmc.
Two
a
day
gives
them
more
than
a
laborer
earns
stant
worry
to
police
and
civic
hanas
of
all
great
powers.
If
war
"
"
"
hipping
lane
and
the
provision
of
aids
to
administrators
in
the
Korean
.comes,
these
will
be
used
and
-j.
-
1.
..nit.
rr-r
In
Vil;
ti"wif1on
i
tru
dorse
the
actions
of
local
racket
eers.
capital.
This
small
beggar
girl
'
there
will
be
no
effective
pro-with
sack-cloth
shawl
is
typi-
;
tection
against
them,
cal
of
Seoul's
street
urchins.
'
in
face
of
such
impelling
though
most
are
boys.
CP
I
facts,
why
do
people
remain
so
from
National
Defence
I
unconcerned
over
the
gathering
I
would
suggest
that
you
devote
more
of
your
editorial
spa':e
to
exposing
those
who
dictate
Some
earn
as
much
as
10,000
or
e
ifii
extensive
project.
It
is
something
for
ilupert
to
keep
alive
to.
ational
Eye-Opener
12.000
won
a
dav
-,.
the
civic
policy
of
this
town
Every
one
helps
worsen
in-!
,rfco
th.
n
'.,...
rather
than
refer
to
history
of
flation.
and
some
are
petty
v,.,
ii
in
r,
c..t..v.,'
fmrn
tv,
v,
thi..v
nd
n,rk,vK-kPts-
"!"
.""
r""
"
.V:-.
.Z
'
Past
events,
which
seems
to
be
...
.
iit-euiewuiiv,
cauui.fi
ana
mouui
icu
nuu
anQ
aomg
germ
hiijjui
a
f
favorite
(t
oi
nf
vnllr-
yours
The
suoenntendent
of
Seouls
u
iot
;y
I'nnce
llupert
people
nave
oeen
geiung
DIM
III
Wltll
I
HI!
O.
WCCIV.
:
liri
IliilllV
U
V
0.
11
till
OVtuv
limn
DANIEL
C.
JONASON.
civilian
police
said
he
is
trying
....
mnnpw
tn
Erant
bov.
If
it
must
be
a
choice
litierns
35(vl
set
himself
up
-
as
a
cigaret
deal-!
between
war
or
depression,
let
authorizing
aumorizing
boys
dojs
who
wnu
help
neip
sup
sup-
,
-
r.
the
riAnrosiinn
rnmpi
We
will
uavia
ueaaes,
special
ageni.
ui
their
families
to
shine
shoes
'
the
CNR
investigation
depart-
port
:
Ze
"tre
of
the
have
wme
chance
to
cope
with
:i
eye-opener
during
this
week
about
what
in
our
schools
the
new
methods
and
con-under
which
our
educational
work
is
being
ei
environment
counts
for
anything,
the
new
ini
cn
nnutennruire
i
ra
ri
rftr
"
and
sell
newspapers.
The
other
averaged
poverty
but
none
against
atomic
""".
w..u
.
He
ne
said
sum
he
avciogtu
as
k"
t
j
d
Oeorev"
vesterdav
to
relieve
reeu-
city.
urchins
would
be
rounded
up
.l
I
1
r.
Km
Alllr,
WnVT'jrP
II
Villi
o-
.
-
For
your
Sewing
Requirements
stop
off
at
the
mucn
as
ouier
uuj.cr,.
a..u
e,..
ZS
ar
agent
William
Beaton
who
is
be-,
tired
of.
life
and
wish
t
to
end
n
3000
and
5000
won
a
day
are
v,,.
r.orf,,M
cta.
cause
in
town
they
forced
one
civilization,
boost
for
World
War
ioned
ygars
&s
CNR
another
to
divide
their
earn-
No
3.
If
you
are
a
civilized
per-
and
put
in
institutions.
That,
said
a
CAC
welfare
officer,
is
wishful
thinking
at
this
stage.
'For
the
time
being
we
have
Ings.
son,
speuiv
up
hji
jreai-t
t
hi
which
have
recently
gone
into
operation
i
indeed,
ho
conducive
to
good
results.
A
long
;
s
been
taken
since
last
Education
Week
in
to
ail
men.
t-v,
m.
niChri
nn
and
goodwill
jiic
oiniii.
..s
Tl
A
c-trv
BABY'S
COLDS
unexpected
rar
am
i
n
dren
already
in
institutions."
Meanwhile
boys
like
Lee
live
he
was
asked
what
he
thought
by
their
wits
an
the
.strecjs.
He
Pi
himself
and
his
work.
m
had
completed
his
first
year
of,
"A
year
ago
I'd
have
said
I
technical
high
school
when
hos-1
was
a
bad
boy,"
he
said,
tilltips
hecan
He
worked
with
"Today
some
neighbors
say
Help
Nature
To
Fight
Them
Off
Mi
dic!
Science
rtrnies
there
if
any
nuch
.
DIG
.LESS
PEAT
.
OSLO
(CP)
Due
to
labor
shortages
less
peat
Is
being
dug
thinir
m
a
vurm
for
mliis
only
Naitire
of
providing
the
tools
with
which
to
carry
imlagogical
work
and
n.iU
modern
rami-
e
schools
have,
indeed,
come
a
long
way
in
ng
amenities,
conveniences
and
comforts
.
i
i
in
Norway,
despite
government,
1TL
then
I'm
bad.
but
others
sa"y
I'm
good
price
support
and
loans
to
pro-
United
States
Army
unit:
icturned
home
two
wetks
before
because
I'm
doing
this-
to
help
ducers.
Last
year
about
31,000,-;
t,i
find
his
mother
keenine
her-
mv
mother.
What
do
you
thinK
.'
000
cubic
leet
oi
peat
woa
aus,
''
v
:;e
most
ot
us
cot
our
elementary
ana
secono-
to
about
140.000
tons
of
equal
coal.
twrnrir
can
ikf
it.
80
when
baby
aniHIcn,
or
sniffy
brcuthinii
warn
you
tf
colti'a
t
once
with
Naur'.
prcaence
be
lht
baby
i
kept
warm,
iretn
pWity
of
sl.p
and
t:ike
xtia
care
that
the
bowels
are
thon.ujrhfy
rlcarcd
of
harmful
WHSlea.
To
do
this
willmgt
upsetting
baby's
who!
ytcm
and
further
wraknin
it,
try
Bnby'
Own
Tablets.
Mild,
yet
act
promptly
in
KettitiR
rid
of
irritatinje
male-rial
that
make
baby
tvMles
and
fcvennh.
One
Nova
Scotia
Mother
ay:
"My
baby
of
J6
monlba
raueht
a
nasty
cold
I
trU-il
Haby
Own
Tftblets
nd
she
threw
this
cold
off
quicker
than
ever
before.
Certainly
am
for
llnby's
Own
'J
ablet
a
from
nowon."
KtTeeiive
alo
in
teethinjt
tnuiities.
Cfmntipstinn
and
other
simple
baby
iita.
Gtt
s
package
to.iay
.t
drugstore.
iOf.
.eatiun.
If
the
young
people
are,
appreciative
;e
due
advantage
of.
all
the
new
things
that
ividod
to
make
their
life
of
learning
more
As
I
Sec
It
-vl
EARLY
RAILS
j
Cast
lion
was
used
for
early
'
British
railways,
until
steel
rails
began
to
be
produced
about
80
years
ago.
.
;
ais
ami
pleasant,
it
will
he
well
worm
wnue.
NOTICE
fi
pedagogical
duty
to
make
them
so
appre-
reach
the
age
of
one,
usually
from
dysentery."
Elections
are
a
farce
in
Persia:
"The
Army
comes
with
the
ballot
boxes
and
ballots.
The
ballots
are
already
printed,
there
is
one
name
on
tlwm
the
name
of
the
candidate
the
Army
wants.
We
rline
up,
receive
our
ballots,
march
by
the
box
and
drop
them
in.'1
Soviet
propaganda
literally
floods
over
the
borders.
That
is
partly
by
radio
broadcasts,
partly
.r
rg
or
Lite
EACH
the
pupils
how
to
earn
a
living
is
of
ssity
an
increasingly
important
part
of
med
I!y
virtue
of
the
authority
vested
in
me
by
tlx;
Minister
of
Public
Works,
pursuant
to
Section
35
(I)
of
the
Highway
Act,
I
hereby
declare
a
gross
load
limit
of
11
tons
over
Diana
Creek
Bruise
situate
approximately
11
miles
east
of
Prince
Rupert
on
Highway
16,
until
further
notice.
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L.
E.
SMITH,
Divisional
Engineer,
Department
of
Public
Works,
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
B
ELMORE
rillLPOT
,
by
word
of
mouui
reports,
dui,
i
the
strongest
Russian
asset,
re-
'
ports
Douglas,
is
the
fact
that
the
poor
people
and
peasants
did
ication.
Freimentlv
overlooked,
thouch
just
Judge
Douglas'
Book
If
You
Do
Not
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the
Boy
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of
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bj
carrier
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our
little
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are
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every
paper
they
take
out.
If
you
are
receiving
the
paper
and
are
delinquent,
the
boy
has
to
finance
you.
This
is
a
reminder
to
people
who
may
be
in
arrears,
whether
it
is
their
custom
to
pay
the
boy
or
pay
at
the
ori'ic?.
It
is
not
the
office
that
loses
if
you
fail
to
pay.
It
Is
the
bov.
We
hope
this
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will
expedite
the
payment
by
.hose
who
may
have
fallen
behind.
-Prompt
payment
of
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newspaper
subscription
Is
a
legitimate
obligation.
The
fact
that
your
creditor
is
one
of
our
boys
or
girls
should
make
the
resucctiHK
of
the
obligation
the
more
desirable.
I
is
what
the
pupil
does
with
what
he
learns.
technician
a
man
who
knows
everything
his
job
except
its
ultimate
purpose
is
not
tf
ping
to
be
desired.
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economics,
science,
tech-
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Of
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OOOk
beUer
life
when
the
Red
armies
written
in
recent
years
were
actually
in
occupation
of;
;
the
northern
half
of
Persia.
IS
j
Land
rents
were
cut
to
a
frac-
STRANGE
LANDS
ANp
FRIEND-
tion
of
what
the
peasants
paid
LY
PEOPLE,
by
William
O.
before
and
after
that
occupa-.
Douglas.
It
is
published
by
Har-
:
tjon.
pers,
in
Canada
for
$5.00.
;
For
an
that,
most
of
the
peas-
Mr.
Justice
Douglas
is
a
mem-
'
ants
and
their
potential
leaders
ber
of
the
U.S.
Supreme
Court.
'
ai
e
torn
between
two
pulls.
On
lie
is
a
liberal.
In
the
U.S.
mean-
the
one
hand
they
are
convinced
ing
of
that
word,
and
Is
some-,
they
would
be
vastly
better
off
times
mentioned
as
a
possible
:
economically
under
Russian
style
candidate
for
the
Democratic
communism,
than
they
are
now.
nomination
in
the
presidential
;
on
the
other
hand
they
have
a-
election,
shrewd
conviction
that,
they
'
.
After
reading
this
book
I
am
j
would
changing
one
set
of
mns-'
convinevd
that
he
has
a
better
j
ters
for
another.
They
have
a
understanding
of
the
vital
fierce
longing
for
Veal
freedom.
:
WORLD
issues,
which
will
come
!
organization
were
all
that
were
needed,
lVas
nothing
wrong
with
Germany!
iere
must
be
a
balance
between
the
arts,
and
the
humanities.
Without
this,
education
achieve
its
fundamental
objective:
not
m;de
a
good
living,
but
how
to
make
a
good
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or
Olotlatj
"K,Pt
by
(he
power
of
God."
1
Peter
1:5
FRESHNESS
"TE&BABDEH
Open
o
package
of
the
new
Fort
Garry
Tea
Bags
Notice
th
delightful
fragrance
the
pleasant
FRESHNESS
it's
different
b-couse
it's
sealed
in
on
entirely
new
package
mode
of
PLAS1
IFOIL
Only
Fort
Gorry
Tea
is
pocked
in
this
triple-laminated
foil
Try
it
few
the
freshest
cup
of
tea
you
ever
tasted!
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ELECTRIC
YOU'LL
BE
DELIGHTEDI
.
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In
the
nett
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up
for
decision
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Jud
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years,
than
has
any
other
pos-
most
influenUal
ra(Ut):
sible
contender,
including
Oen-
broadcMt8
in
tnat
part
of
the
;
oral
Eisenhower.
w01.,d
are
,hose
from
the
VOiCE
,
OF
INDIA.
1
JUDGE
DOUGLAS
spent
much
of
',
He
believes
that
the
western
'
l!Mn
and
19S0
in
that
crucial
,
nations
could
still
beat
Russia
in
i
part
of
the
world
between
the
'
winning
these
peoples'
support,
Mediterranean
and
India.
He
as
follows:
j
deals
sketchilv
with
both
India
wliy
not
make
M;lku
a
show,
and
Greece,
but
his
best
chap-;
wmdow
of
democracy?
A
land
.
ters
are
on
the
Muslim
lands
distribution
system,
modern
Syria.
Lebanon,
Iraq,
Persia.
.
h0Hses
schools,
churches,
roads,
C
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MODELS
"ttcry
1
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HllEij
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.
1
,
He
gives
the
most
human
ac-
hospitals
all
these
could
be
had
;
.
..
.
.
,
,,f
Mm
for
a
tiny
fraction
of
the
billions
,
appropriated
for
foreign
aid.
We
can
build
factories
in
Italy
to
make
a
few
men
rich.
Why
not
fount
mat
i
nare
seen
jrev
ui
mi.
struggle
of
the
people
for
a
better
life.
He
shows
better
than
any
previous
writer
Just
WHY
the
Russian
system
Is
sure
to
JUST
ARRIVED
build
on
the
Soviet
border
at
one
l:::z
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w-
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over
all
those
lands
sooner
,
th
.
trounled
snots
in
the
lalcr
unless
the
west
gets
in
whnl
w,,,.ih
a
model
democratic
i
i.ici
iit;
iiain
llitn
,
K,lilit;lit
and
Curved
Lengths
Oitng-..
find
"027"
Gauge
Trains
there
with
large,
scale
plans
to
C(,mmunity??
Then
when
people
!
Improve
the
lot
of
the
common
ask
,whnt
$noK
America
stand
for
,
people.
in
her
foreign
policy?"
we
could
,
proudly
reply
'Maku'."
I
T
ntor
A
T3
enmn
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t.h-P
faCtS
Judge
Douglas
Is
in
my
opinion
hut
Radio
&
Electric.
that
emerge
out
of
the
Douglas
on
the
right
track
and
the
only
:
book.
.
track
that
will
keep
all
Arabia;
"In
urban
Persia
80
percent
of
and
Africa
from
going
Russian-1
the
children
die
before
they
j
red.
'
YOUR
UK
DEALER