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Show Kitchen Fire Causes 8200 Damage at S.L. Club A fire started by spilled kit- - jMaetUSSeinCdamageantoe?he Continental Club, 61 E. 2nd South, about 5:50 p.m. Frida, Friemen began laying water lines to the building w hen smoke and flames were sight- pd on the rccf, but were a hie t0 douse the flames with hand pumps. Police blocked traffic on 2nd South for about 10 min- - In Sail Lake Yiit utes while the lines were put in place. Battalion Chief Francis E. McKinnon said. He said damage was con- fined to stove duct work and the kitchen ceiling. By George Raine Tribune Staff Writer The Republic of South Africa, is a potential powder keg where brooding racial friction could spark civil chaos. And the republic's in- formation service director, L E S. deVil-lierbelieves ther- is no Daily ski i n t ernational "perfect or solution. Still, he has a plan. providing And the plan eight separate governments seven separate Bantu, or black nations and is popular one white nation with the republic's 18 million creating Phone(801) 328-426- ! E. M. Naughton New Club President Installed At Alta Club E. M. Naughton, president and general manager of Utah Power & Light Co., Saturday was installed as president of the Alta Club, 100 E. South Walker Temple, succeeding Kennedy. allation ceremonies were conducted during the Inst club's annual black-ti- e meeting. Other officers installed include J. P. Gibbons, Gibbons and Reed Construction Co., vice president, and Joseph J. Palmer, a Salt Lake attorney, secretary. H. C. Shoemaker was installed as treasurer. Also installed Saturday were four members to serve until 1972 on the clubs board of directors. They are Dr. Eliot Snow; E. Scott Wetzel Jr., J. P. OKeefe, and R. Lloyd Snedaker. dinner-busines- nn efiort s to promote S. Africa Victimized system. one-vot- e un MUST KILL All Cockroach!, Waterbugi BACK' OR YOUR MONEY WRtUEN Flits J TEAR GUARANTEE Raorhes eat Sue Kill ftiteMy then ritvtft N hilr eety I? B pos'port and rf't tketn d they de (tart cnniaminriti ethr renrh and egg will kill them aH Sue Kill ne. Inf a thorn ntttan that wo't Put yat tale te uie iad ha abto 4ei tab tih smell. IvMly n Moil enty $3 91 plus ti toe SURE KILL, P.O. Box 2SB Miold. Utah 14)41 0.1. Ordiri, Mail Rost.oed BU lor DOG Misunderstood Story I am here to tell the story a story of South Africa misunderstood by most Americans. And I am in Salt Lake City to look, learn and listen and to become familiarized with the West, he said. The traveler said South Aftica is the home for 13 milBantu lion native, people, comprising the seven completely diverse tribes, both of language and culture. It also is the home of 3' million white South Africans,, l1 milmixed delion citizens of scent and a half million East Indians. Mr. deVilliers predicted the republic would break into the separate governments within four years. Now, he is bringing the plan to America in zation of the republic is the oniy woikable solution . . . if the republic is to remain one of peace, stab'lity and tranquility. lie said the tribes are very intent on ruling themselves and jealousy mounts as tribes brlime theirs is the primary culnce and language in the j republic. is tbe The tribe most advanced in South Africa, he said, and 75 percent of the citizens voted in the last election. Mr. deVilliers said decoloni that the voilrl must learn different peoples must cope with their different problems differently. Onp Bantu tribe, Trar.skei, C OWNERS in Salt Lake City (ODy) DOG LICENSES are due ALL $ January 1st and must be paid nealkt JjY maren 1 1 No aerophone Old If kepi In yard or houeom weaned; wiIKib 10 day ol sequir 3 ecch regardless sex of a $ AFTER MARCH 1st each past due licenses will be Go in person to get your license or mail your remittance to DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL CONTROL 209 City and County Building Telephone 328-781- 4 7 Colorful patterns in Royals American ironstone 101-pie- et, ce reg. 59.95 Ploce contemporory chorm on the table genuine American ironstone, famous for its ond quality. Dishwasher-saf- e too. In three striking designs to set before family ond guests. parked near his apartment house, reports suaid. CARPETOWNE one-ma- and while it was E. 6th South, for example, is now ruled by its own black patliament. An executive is elected by a average Police Saturday were investigating the theft of a car stereo, two clock radios, camera and 10 rolls of nickels, total value $338, from a car owned by Blair Malous, 1059 AIRLINES ex- He continued, South Africa is victimized by two misunderstandings. The more innocent misunderstanding is that many Americans still picture our country as thick with jungle flora. But the more serious concerns our internal policy of separate governments. T h i s musunderstanding can seriously hamper relations between the longtime fi irnds, America and South Africa, he said. He said the theory enjoys majorily popularity with the Car Stereo Stolen AIR UTAH under- standing through personal change of ideas." people. With his Information Service of South Africa headquarters in New York City, Mr. deVil! iers paused in Salt Lake a naCity last week during tionwide tour to explain the crititheory to a doubting and cal America. 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