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DOG SHOW SPECTATORS Zarada's Kumala Khandari, to be found at the Burlington, an Afghan hound owned by Ont., Dog Show. Watching Vera Hampton of Montr-al, is with the dog are Burlington one of the keenest spectators twins Susan (left) and Jackie S. Africa TriBes To Get Self-Rule PONDOLAND, South Africa; The people are the Xhosa, di- (AP)--About 3,000,000 African| vided into numerous tribes with tribesmen of Transkei move/age-old rivalry. into a human display window of The people know little about limited self - Dap a in|self - government because ihe eres South Africa this pee word is law--as in an- all. cient times. There are gg Pc egy There are more than 800,000 can -- we ii.|hosa men and women regis- Pb gps poy str Oey. tered for the legislative elec- tics, ee ty one ceobleme. {tions in'late November. oat Santer Heedrik F. Ver-|. The Africans, however, will woerd's white government is set find much has already been de- on giving the Negroes a taste cided for them. They will elect of self-rule. The aim is to try|°M!y 45 of the 109 members of to sell the world on the idea|tte legislative assembly. The that South Africa's apartheid|° ter members will be 64 tribal (race segregation) ey will chiefs, automatically elected. work. Critics say these chiefs are Much of the ndministration to nothing but white government stooges, Transkei will be turned over to Furthermore, President Airith State elections will be|Charles R, Swart of South Af- held in November. A limited|tica can veto any act of the self-governing state will be in|'©8!s!ature. operation by Christmas. -- -- ars gio _-- on ment retains control of de! ence, E Transkel Ak Deny «Mat oye foreign affairs, roads, railways, pleasant land of fertile moun- Lev and immigration. Six ; ; ; tains on the eastern shores of head vatious state de- tors South Africa. Its area is 64.000 partmen's and assist in train- square miles, about four times|;, 'Afri g Africans for state jobs. that of Switzerland. Sccskel eill have te con _ = --_-- mg i offi- Canada Pein phon pee For Rescue Of Plane Deal around the scores of tribal chiefs and hundreds of head- men -- all having their own views on how the sta'e should be governed. Four paramount chiefs form the political nucleus of the new black government. Pow€rful leaders of the major Transkei _|tribes, they all seek the main job of chief minister in the new purchase of about 45 of the twin- engined planes built by de Hav- illand Aircraft of Canada Lim- ited, at Downsview, Ont., was by the Senate last week. Final disposition of the con- tra.t will depend on the out- come of a joint Senate-House conference to conclude approval o. the U.S. defence budget -for the current year. The U.S. Army has purchased about 101 of the Caribou planes and wants to keep buying them until a more-advanced model, now under development at the de Havilland plant, becomes available, perhaps in two years. spending to help port of U.S, dollars and gold. UPSET RUSSIANS VOLGOGRAD, U.S.S.R. (AP) 112 99 victory ov: the Russian Federation Sunday after a two-day, meet before a home crowd stunned to silence and then directing catcalls at its own athletes. The Russian team, representing the largest)' state in the Soviet Union, had most ~* the athletes who were barely beaten by the United = in'a similar meet last Gunnar Ruling Upheld By Tax': Appeal Board OTTAWA (CP)--The tax ap- peal board has upheld a reve- nue department ruling that Gunnar Mines Lid. must pay taxes on profits from short- term investments during a tax' holiday. The case covers the years vested its surplus revenues in short term securities, and the board said this was a prudent move, The profits from the securi- ties ran to $1,151,814.43. 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