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27,
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('EAR-END
REVIEW
Janada
Assumes
Bigger
Role
n
International
Affairs
By
ROSS
Canadian
Prfs
OTTAWA
(CP)
Canada
in
1047
took
a
detrained
stand
in
support
of
the
rights
of
middle
md
small
powers
to
participate
in
the
peace
settlements
with
Germany
and
Japan.
mis
uiuiuiuuuc
ninu
broadened
status
in
foreign
affairs,
despite
failure
far
to
budge
Russia
in
her
ppositlon
to
such
participation.'
The
soviet
Union
is
adamant.
hat
the
big
powers
alone
will
!
many
haTe
adequate
tHp
hnth
trette
,e
.n
o.i.u
.
.,
the
Austrian
settlement.
j
....
.
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tiiriy
in
me
year,
uanaaa:
nresented
preseniea
her
ner
ca.se
ca.se
for
lor
nartlel-!
paruci-
(wuu..
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bassador
to
Russia
.But
the
So-
i
the
four
German
satellites-making
to
the
deputies
of
the
'
vlet
Union
refused
to
yied
an
j
Hungary.
Rumania,
Bulgaria
Council
of
Foreign
Ministers
.
inch.
It
must
be
a
bie
Dower
and
Finland.
meeting
in
London.
In
the
late
winter
and
early
spring
at
the
Council
of
Foreign
Ministers
meeting
in
Moscow.
Canada
again,
through
the
British
and
United
States
delega-
Peoples
Wii
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well
as
prices
to
fit
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individual
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usual
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the
year
wore
on.
the
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issue
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ALL
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AND
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arlly
evaporated
before
graver
disputes
between
the
Big
Four
over
Germany.
But
It
will
be
revived
In
time
and
If
a
separate
peace
Is
made
by
Britain,
the
U.S.
and
France
with
western
Germany.
Canada
and
the
other
Interested
states
will
likely
be
granted
the
participation
they
desire.
The
same
issue
is
involved
in
the
pending
Japanese
settlement.
But
it
appears
that
the
Commission,
other
than
the
Soviet
Union,
will
disregard
the
10
countries
on
the
Far
Eastern
Russians
and
go
ahead
and
draft
a
treaty
without
them.
Canada
is
a
member
of
this
commission.
The
United
States
has
taken
the
lead
in
trying
to
get
all
the
countries
on
the
commission
to
,h,r
th.
mr
.nn'ber
was
sold
and
the
pines
cut,
Canada
heartily
approves
this
.nian
The
struggle
for
participation
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Paris
peace
conference,
which
rirptt.
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tpv.
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other
states
battled
In
Paris
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and
won
a
partial
victory.
although
the
big
powers
had
the
final
say.
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Lord
Beaverbrook
Restoring
Burial
Site
As
Memorial
Area
Includes
Crave
of
Pioneer
Who
Founded
Masting
and
Other
Industries
In
Northern
N.B.
NEWCASTLE.
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The
resting
place
of
William
Davidson,
one
of
the
first
English-speaking
settlers
of
northern
New
Brunswick,
lies
In
a
graveyard
Lord
Beaverbrook
has
un-
cfertaken
to
restore
and
preserve
""
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memorial
to
early
British
set-
tiers,
Until
recent
years
the
burial
M"!
"
tumps
and
debris
rfth,
Davidson
s
railed
grave
plot
the
Y
Ve"
sIce.
Last
year
tne
United
Church
of
Canada
here
conveyed
the
land
title
to
Lord
Beaverbrook,
the
1
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g
i
s
1
ature
made
provision
for
a
roadway
and
the
work
of
restoration
I
started.
The
Davidson
grave,
marked
by
a
Iarc
cracked
sandstone
tablet,
is
near
the
JuncUon
of
at
T
it.
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J
n
.At
A
the
Northwest
and
Southwest
Miramachl
rivers.
He
died
in
1790
when
50
years
old
Born
in
Scotland.
William
Davidson
established
a
salmon
FOLK
TREATIES
SIGNED
BY
CANADA
This
fall,
Canada
formally
signed
the
treaties
with
Italy.
Hungary.
Rumania
and
Finland.
There
was
no
treaty
signed
historian
wrote
In
the
foreward:
with
Bulgaria,
for
due
to
an'
-His
untimely
death
undoubt-oversight
Canada
never
official-j
pdly
greatly
retarded
the
de
ly
declared
war
on
that
Balkan
velopment
of
the
Miramachl
country.
Canada
was
invited
to
thd
western
hemlSDhere
defence!
I
conference
in
late
summer
at,
PAY
CP
OK
ELSE
Rio
de
Janlero,
but
declined..
CANBERRA
9
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Papuan
5
,
The
government
felt
that
the
"bo's"
who
want
the
Australian
present
defence
arrangements
R0Vernment
10
rant
higher
with
the
United
States
are
ade-:waes
recenlly
wrot:
"Oh
dear,
"iquate
enough
without
further
Please
Mr-
Woodward
th?
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,
commitments
with
Latin
or
labor
want
tm'
a
week
'
South
America.
I
because
no
rations
are
received.
In
the
sphere
of
trade
Can-Iplease
reP
Decause
we
work
Siada
took
a
leadlnz
nart
in
thP
I
"tremely
hard
If
you
pay
up
International
Trade
Organlza-
i
tion
conference
In
ficnpva
frnm
April
to
October
and
also
was
represented
at
the
world
trade
!
conference
at
Havana
which
followed.
The
diplomaUc
service
con-
tinued
to
expand
during
the
,year.
with
several
score
young
jmen
being
taken
into
the
Ex-a
ternal
Affairs
Department.
Senior
diplomatic
changes
were
not
numerous
but
the
chief
OnpS
Invnlvpri
--v.
lho
.
.
.
Innifni.
MUtWIll
u
nt
,
Mr.
Wllgress
from
Moscow
to
be
minister
to
Switzerland,
and
the
switch
from
Rio
de
Janeiro
of
Jean
Desy
to
be
ambassador
in
Rome.
Maj.-Gen
Victor
Odium
was
appointed
ambassador
to
Turkey
and
E.
J.
Garland
bc-
came
minister
to
Norway.
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fishing
and
fur
trading
busineia
on
the
Miramachl
at
the
age
of
25.
When
American
privateers
plagued
him
during
the
Revolutionary
War
hp
moved
to
Maugervllle
on
the
St.
John
River
and
pioneered
New
Brunswick's
masting
industry.
Supplying
masts
for
the
Royal
Navy,
he
received
prices
ranging
from
110
for
a
stick
18
Inches
In
diameter
and
72
feet
long,
to
136
for
one
36
inches
by
108
feet.
After
the
war
he
returned
to!
the
Miramachl.
revived
his
business
there
and
had
a
brief
but
colorful
career
In
politics.
His
great
rivals,
both
In
politics
and
trade,
were
the
Cunards.
of
subsequent
steamship
fame.
W.
H.
Davidson.
Newcastle
lawyer,
has
published
a
sketch
of
his
ancestor.
Dr.
J
Clarence
Webster,
noted
New
Brunswick
area
of
New
Brunswick."
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