Letters from Srila Prabhupada Vol.1 1947-1969 (in pdf) - Krishna Path

432 Letters from Srila Prabhuptlda
make prima face invoice and send it and
we will return to you. Otherwise, he has
sent you several times the invoice and
each time there was some defect pointed
out by the bank or by you. So, we are fed
up in this business. We are quite unaware
of the Indian government export business;
you should have let us know beforehand.
But we do not feel such difficulty with
other shippers. We are very much perplexed
in these transactions."
You can write them the letter as dictated
above and I do not know if you have
already asked them to deposit the balance
money with Dwarkin. The best thing will
be to get your goods exported through a
purchasing agent like Ranjit Mullick. We
can avoid so many botherations. I am also
returning herewith the letter of the
UNITED SHIPPING CORPORATION,
which was sent by you. Did you write any
letter to Dwarkin?
Regarding the 1000 records: Please do
not dispatch them until you hear from me.
I have written several letters to Mr. Dalmia,
Achyutananda, and JaiGovinda, but
I have heard nothing from them still. So,
unless I hear from them, do not export the
records. Please write to Achyutananda
and JaiGovinda whether they can distribute
the records free to respectable Indian
gentlemen, and collect some contributions
for purchasing Deities, to be installed
in our several temples. For the last
2 weeks I have received no reply from
them. I do not know what they are doing
there. I thought JaiGovinda would be intelligent
enough to cooperate with
Achyutananda, but he is also silent. I do
not know what to do with them.
The Canadian Immigration affairs is
going on. After one week we shall know
what the actual position is.
You have sent me two days ago copies
of your letters to UNITED SHIPPING
CORPORATION, and one letter to Mr.
Renovick in Vancouver. But I have not re-
ceived these copies. I do not know if they
are missing delivery.
Hoping you are well.
Your ever well-wisher,
A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami
N.B. Please send a supply of ISKCON
stationery as soon as possible, and envelopes.
68-6-29
Montreal
21st June, 1968
My Dear Hansadutta,
Please accept my blessings. I thank
you very much for your letter dated June
18, 1968, and I am so glad to note the contents.
I think Krishna is giving you the required
intelligence how to spread our
transcendental movement. This is the
right way, as you have adopted. To chant
Hare Krishna, very nicely, with musical
instruments and mridanga, speak the philosophy
of Bhagavad Gita, and sell our literatures
like books and magazines. That
process will make our mission successful.
Please try to do it very nicely.
Regarding the bus, the best thing will
be to dispose of and get some money. One
thing, you must be very careful that we
should not divert our attention for money
making too much. If we can make money
by the process which you have now
adopted, that is very nice. But we cannot
divert our attention to such things as running
on the bus, etc . This is not good. The
bus should be sold to get out of the botheration.
If the bus was in good condition, we
could have it to utilized to move ourselves,
but that is not possible. Under the circumstances,
better that you dispose of it at
highest possible price and get out of the
complication.
Yes, that is all right, Himavati can sew
nice things for selling. And your advice
for the boys in San Francisco is very nice.
They can also go out everyday into the