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extracted from this pile of sugar beets stored alongside the $5,500,000 beet processing plant at
Taber, Alta. The pile would weight about 75.000 tons. each ton h provides more than
300 pounds of refined sugar. A record crop of 478,000 tons, large anv One province
has bee ak bs ithern Alberta’s 1,592 growers from 36.778 a ated land in the
Lethbridge distric More than 130,000,000 pounds of sugar is expe: op, (CP Photo
Expedition to Probe Secrets of Pacific ‘Venice’
By LOUIS L. LECK | A book published in Boston in I may almost say
. i t 11636 by an Irish Seaman from r mi re
SYDNEY. A alia Eve |Sydney named Frank O'Connell ) yf some ancient
Cub; British archat eict | 2i¥ves an account of the ruins. He er the date of
Ss a ae ~ | Was wrecked on Ponape in 1825 f which or the
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n expedit Caroline | 4nd spent several years there be- lesertion we could
: ' Gui |} fore being rescued and taken to A
Tl , 4 the | America. Of Metalanim he wrote S ves that Metal
n of fabul for-j “There was a deep solitude, ave been built about
‘ Metala not a living thing except a ¢ ( by a tribe lost
The city, deserted now for| few birds being discernible. Pacili
ireds and perhaps thousaids| Fruit grows, ripens and decays ) lenti lieve that
yf years, ij 1etimes called the unmolested, as the natives can Was when the
Venice of the Pacific. Its canals} by no persuasion be induced f were joined to the
ur face basalt blocks | to gather or touch it. ‘ of Asia and that an
. we arenes Of Se It is evident they (the ruins people of great culture
al i t S 1 1 t city P . ‘ 4 ‘
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city Neither the Spaniards,
who annexed the islands in
1686, nor the Germans, ner
the Japanese who held them
as a mandate nor the Ameri
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s Socreds Name |
House Speaker

| VICTORIA ®—J. Alan
|probable speaker of the
legislature, took his oath here as
a member of the Legislative As-
sembly. Reeve P. A, Gibbs, Oak

Reid,

| Bay Liberal, also was sworn in, +

Mr. Reid represents Salmon
|} Arm riding. He Was born in Al-
berta and was one of the band
of men who founded the Cana
dian arm of the Social Sredit

ago
He is expected to be the unan-
imous choice of the Social Credit

caucus for Speaker when the
Legislature convenes next Janu-
ary or February

Prince George

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Building Zooms |
PRINCE GEORGE, BC, } it |
building permits are any Indica-
tion, business is booming in|
Prince George
So far this year permits have |
beer issued for construction
worth $1,964,925, city hall offi-

cials report
October permits alone were al
most $250,000

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