- was. run: 11. use Gun!-Runners x Booming In North "Africa lly urcnami wnrcau. RABAT. (Routers) -. 151"” tioua&gun-runners are d boom- mg ade smut!!! W0?” war weapons to an -French rebels in and 'A.i'ga-la. French "E, camel carava:';d nghth land- - in t umall Eggs. it):-lain eac: arid mountains. the smugglers bring arms made in the United States. Britain. Spain and 1 . one rebel even was found a Chinese pistol. pus - warlik; suppcllhas reaching M 1-ocean rehe are ewing In anii kif-ea morale-boosting gag made from Indian hemp. some .outlaws carry strychlne tablets for a quick death to avoid capture by French troops. The hodge-podge assortment of arms and equipment is bolstering iebels on several fronts in Algeria and the Riff mountains of northern Morocco, where the rebellion now is in it! month. security measures were tight- ened around Tan Monday after a daring attack by rebels Sunday. A rebel force attacked a post held by The Guardian. 1 Business is kidnapped four of thcmf HAS CAIRO R0018 smuullnl is financed by various anti-colonlalist groups in Cairo, collections among Mos! abroad and in North Africa. ”pro- tection" money ex from farmers in the rebel areas. French intelligence reports say most of the arms have been oom- ingfromtheMiddleEastandare channelled through dL 'butlnn centres in Spanish Morocco and Rebels in western Algeria and the Rift mountagu are supplied arms mu a sea ' '2: lain In uilinhy km: the Middle East, the French saw. The main consignment on route is alleged to have come eral months before the start of the Riffrebellioninoctohcrinalhili E? Moroccan auxiltigg policemen at a bridge. stole weapons and By JIM PEACOCK Canadian Press Staff Writer EDMONTON (CF) - Individual- ity may be a difficult word for a six-year-old to understand but in the classrooms and on the I!!!)'- grounds of the Indian Residence School Just north of here that it what teacher. are tryinl 10 W3- is. a ”There are three words of great importance that we must remem- ber in our work here," said Rev. Q B. Strapp, principal of the school. ”Yn'st, individuality must be stressed. We must convince the children of the contribution they can make to Canadian ' 5 as individuals. , ”Second. we must be kindly in nu: general attitude. Love is the ga-ongest force in the world. PATIENCE TCEYNOTE "Third, we must have infinite patience. We cmlnot E59 Indian whose background and cul- iure differ so much from ours to immediately accept our civilizat- tion and become I part of it. when we. brought up in the ways of Canadian society. have tfqljbb keeping up with it ourselves. Therefore. said Mr. Strapp. the Soccer Results LONDON (Reuters)--Results of soccer games Saturday in the United Kingdom: FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION CUP Third round Aidershot 1 Barnsley 2 Aston Villa 1 Hull City 1 Bolton W 0 Huddersfield Town 0 abandoned after. 47 minutes play Bradford 0 Middlesbrough 4 Bristol Rovers 4 Manchester U 0 Bury 2 Burnley 2 abandoned after 66 minutes play Charlton A 7 Burton A 0 Doncastcr R 3 Nottingham 1' 0 Everton 3 Bristol C 1 Exeter C 0 Stoke C 0 Hartlepools U 0 Chelsea 1 Leeds U 1 Cardiff C 2 Leyton 0 1 Plymouth A 0 Lincoln C 2 Southend U 3 Liverpool 2 Accrington S 0 P Northampton T 1 Blackburn 3 2 Notta County 0 Fulham 1 Rotnernain U l scunthorpe U 1 Sheifield U 5 Barrow 0 sunderland 4 Norwich C 2 Swansea Town 1 York City 1 Swindon Town I Worksop 0 Torquay U 1 Birmingham C 7 Walsall 0 Port Vale 1 Wolverhampton W I W Bromwlch 2 , Division II! (Boothe:-a) Crystal P 1 Colchestor U 1 Ipswich T I Coventry C 0 Newport C 2 Reading 3 Queen's P R 2 Glllingham 1 Souihamptonil Shrewsbury '1' 1 Division III (Northern) Bradford C 5 Tranmere R 0 Crewe Ale! vs Chester ppd Halifax T 8 Chesterfield 0 Oldham A 1 Gateshead 2 Workington I Darllngton ii Wrexham 0 Rochdale 0 lC0Pl'l'llll LEAGUE Division AA Aberdeen l Celtic o Dunfermline A 2 St. Mirren 1 Falkirk 1 Airdrioonlam 4 Hearts 5 Partick To Kiimarnock 8 E Fife 0 Moilierwell 2 Stirling A 0 Rntth R 3 Queen of 81 Rangers 3 Dundee 1 Division B Abion It 0 Queens P 6 Allan A 5 Cowdenbeath 1 Stranraer 8 Arbroath 3 Third Lanark 0 Hamilton A 1 Other matches Bflihton 8 Derby County 4 Hereford U 1 Brsntford 4 Mansfield '1' 4 Wattord 5 Iy 1 II rtadowalcr - I HP lncliviclualiiy ls Keynote Of Indian Affairs School '” American Sets ubination. Iiulrliar Ahmed and lla- flyin til E tianf1l(alIIlcl1'I'!' lag rltleahligeers. purpose of this residence school, like the others in Canada, is not only to educate the Indian children but to aid in the "integration" of the Indian into Canadian society. Mr. strain). a 63-year-old native of Dartford, Kent. England. wise in the ways of teaching .lndian youngsters after 32 years in such work in Canada. talked as he di- rected a tour of the school where 146 children, from six to 15 years of age. receive primary and 010 mentary education. "We are not seeking assimila- tion of the Indian," Mr. Stropp said. "We are seeking to integrate the Indian so that he will retain his rights and his heritage, yet he himself will come, forward and ink; part in Canadian society. Jumper Hurdles Sixteen Iorrels GROSSINGER, N. Y. (AP)-Leo Lebel of Lake Placid, N. 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