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Monday,
October
1,
1951
A
heavily
mineralized
area
has
and
the
diam'
found
In
one
of
the
two
tl"-'n
set
up
to
J1'
been
en
An,
independent
dally
newspaper
cevoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
1
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
-A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
U.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
discovered
veins
on
the
!
.
.
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oq
newiy
nil
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V
;
.
few
Sy
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
$800;
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
73c;
Per
Year.
$8.00
American
Standard
Mines
Ltd.
,
'
Rp
Turk
property
at
Hazelton.
This
vein
:
J,",lSJmt
m,
is
located
on
the
south
slope
of
re.
,
to
;
9-Mile
Mountain
ftbaut
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feet
j,.a,"
y
carry
i
i
southeast
from
No.
5
vein
and
o
,
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M
fftw-'
strikes
N.
30
degrees
eaM
with
a
,Ji
steep
dip
to
the
east.
.
R
m
I
The
vein,
which
pinchvd
outer.by
pE
"l!0,f,l4
In
the
north
where
it
varies
be-
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Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenire,
Prince
Rupert.
LONDON
BY
an
ovev-
whelming
majority
MP's
and
other
delegates
from.
20
countries
passed
the!
second
half
of
the
recom-i
tween
.7
to
1.2
feet
with
sparse:
This
'.
J'
1
c
mtaeraifra'.lon,
wa
traced
400;
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through-
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wneif
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,Mr
,
,-,a,m
prooK-n
rlchlv
mineralized
area
wax
;!,
found.
Thm
high-grade
shoot
is!
believed
to
be
in
a
foltwd
Bectloti
I
ol
tht
main
vein.
I
C-
H.
M,-Kr.M!l
ASSAYS
AWAITED
13
date
the
mineralized
area'
Ta'
arriv
in
th'l
mended
plan
for
a
world
'
government.
j
This
is
the
plan
whi:h
Mils
far
:
the
most
gigantic
welfare
plan
i
of
all
time,
a
share
the
wealth
!
scheme
on
a
world
basis.
Vaot
!
as
is
the
conception,
speaker
'
after
speaker
pointed
out
that
;
the
present
production
for
war
'
would
be
far
more
than
sufficient
to
cover
the
cost.
;
Today's
list
of
speakers
includ
has
been
exposed
for
about
50
lvet
showing
widths
ranging
:
oeing
on
his'
sv
i
tannery
n
irom
two
to
four
feet.
Metal
con-
trnt
icombtned
stiver,
lead
and
j?lnci
Is
estimated
an
avm-Hvlns;
NOTICE
ToOurCustoJ
25
pefcent
with
some
sections
as
high
as
60
percent.
Channel
samples
were
taken
systematically
by
the
company's
engineer
and
Independently,
as
a
cross-
R
C.
Clothier,
CLOSED
mm
5v
MondoyqndTnc
Ocroberljfo;
cnecK,
oy
an
engmver
irom
a
nearby
operation.
Assay
results
from
both
samplings
should
be
available
over
the
course
of
the
next
few
clays.
This
discovery
is
very
encouraging
and
especially
so
In
tlu
ed
Lord
Boyd
Orr,
who
pointed
j
I
out
how
only
such
a
plan
would
i
I
save
the
economics
of
western
in-
dustrial
nations
from
a
dis-ast-
I
rous
slump
when
real
peace
comes'
to
mankind.
;
Lord
Merthyr
of
Wales
also
spoke.
He
gave
a
most
down-to-:
earth
talk
not
only
on
the
im-
!
portance
of
such
plans
as
are
:
proposed
here',
but
on
taking
the
j
shackles
off
ordinary
trade
be-
j
tween
nations.
'
HE
SAID
flatly
that
If
the
United
'
j
States
and
other
countries:
would
tear
down
the
tariff
walls
:
that
now
make
trade
impassible,
even
the
Marshall
Plan
and
other
j
If
yu
can
poc.
."hopping
unit
face
of
the
negative
results
of
we
would
anp-,,
THE
BLIND
MEN
AND
THE
ELEPHANT
By
J.
G.
Reidford
In
the
Toronto
Olobe
and
Mail.
I
CP
PHOTO
1
the
past
year's
exploration.
Nevertheless
the
management
i
wishes
to
point
out
thatrtlie
char-
!
acter
of
the
mineralizution
in
the
j
gtni-ial
area
of
the
company's1
Why
Postpone.
Session?
we
are
quite
as
enthusiastic,
loyal
and
WHILE
affectionate
as
any
one
else,
we
wonder
if
it
is
dfisirable
or
necessary
to
hold
up
the
business
of
the
country
too
much
even
for
the
royal
visit
of
Princess
Elizabeth
and
Prince
Philip.
Would
they
wish
it
tlii-mselves?
Possibly
they
would
be
just
as
interested
in
seeing
us
at
our
normal
work
and
activities
as
merely
making
a
big
holiday
of
their
coming.
'.
They
are
talking
at
Victoria,
it
seems,
of
postponing
the
special
session
of
the
Legislature
which
had
been
called
especially
to
deal
with
the
new
special
old
age
pension
plan
whereby
the
province
would
share
with
the
Dominion
the
cost
of
pensions.
The
question
occurs
should
this
important
matter,
and
maybe
other
business
that
arises,
be
held
up
on
that
account.
Then
there
is
also
the
expense
and
inconvenience
of
delaying
such
"a
sitting
after
many
arrangements
have
been
made
by
members
and
others
concerned.
i
And,
if
the
Legislature
was
in
session,
Her
Royal
Highness
and
her
consort
could
pay
a
visit
to
the
House,
receive
a
fitting
welcome
there
and
observe
for
a
few
minutes
oneof
the
lesser
Parliaments,
of
Commonwealth
in
action.
Realistic
Education
FOR
the
past
four
years
a
special
committee
composed
of
representatives
of
educational,
business,
-agricultural
and
labor
groups,
has
been
making
a
stuJJy
of
secondary
education
in
Canada.
The
main
purpose
was
to
consider
what
constitutes
a
suitable
training
for
students
who
go
directly
into
employment
from
high
school.
The
importance
of
that
field
can
be
judged
by
thef
act
that
the
great
bulk
of
Canadian
youth
never
go
beyond
high
school
in
their
formal
education,
and
only
about
one
third
of
those
who
start
high
school
ever
complete
the
full
course.
"Though
there
have
been
some
recent
changes,
oiijthe
whole
our
high
school
education
seems
to
be
bji.-?pd
too
much
on
the
assumption
that
all
students
should
go
on
to
university.
Emphasis
has
been
placed
onihose
special
subjects
which
are
compulsory
for
property
Is
known
to
be
lentic-'
ular
and
w
hiv.
this
discovery
is
I
unmistakably
very
hi(;h-grade,
such
handout
schemes
would
be
i
unnecessary
among
western
na-i
tions.
He
coupled
this
with
a
l
warm
tribute
to
the
generosity
the
work
to
date
is
relatively
Alcan
Deal
Points
Up
to
More
Britons
and
Capital
Coming
Here
'
The
part
that
the
British
government
is
playing
in
the
encouraging
of
industry
in
Canada
such
as
superficial
and
much
more
de-
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
;
of
the
United
Slates
but
argued)
that
it
was
foolish
to
create
a
I
problem
with
one
hand
only
to
have
to
solve
it
with
the
other.
Lord
Merthyr
tells
me
he
is
verv
-nxinu-s
tn
romp
to
Canada
,
Alcan
may
lead
to
more
Britons
and
British
capital
Or.i
of
Prince
Rupert's
first
tn
.0l,1
r-.r,.,
A.,
,
.,-,..;...:.,
i
wining
iw
Hii'uiu
tiiavifc,
pucrts
v
jii
irLjaii
oiitjuc
Monitor.
Exchange
controls
have
al
Signing
Lease.
Not
Necessary
ready
been
modified
by
the
United
Klndom
topermit
export
of
new
capital
to
Canada
for
the
use
of
basic
Industries
and
1
development
of
strategic
natural
'
resources.
The
British
Govern-
1
and
especially
B
C.
for
a
visit.
;
hospitals-perhaps
the
earliest,
i
The
famous
provocate
wit
and
for
lhs
was
In
1909
was
situ-I
philosopher
Dr.
C
E
.M.
Joad,
at(,d
"ear
the
site
of
what
is
;
ran
true
to
form.
He
lashed
out
Way
the
dry
dock
plant.
To
get
In
all
directions
and
took
a
crack
there
meant
go'ng
on
a
launch.
at
all
the
other
speakers.
One
could
have
goiw
by
land
but
I
Luckily
for
me,
perhaps
I
came
'
only
through
enduring
incon-!
next.
I
hadn't
intended
to
speak
venience
and
awkwardness,
with-Itill
later,
but
stepped
In
to
fill
out
mentioning
the
extra
time.
a
blank
at
the
chairman's
re-;
The
city-to-be
had
no
ambu-;
quest.
lance
and
next
to
no
streets
and,
j
incidentally,
no
hospital
finan-
MY
LINE
WAS
as
follows:
We,cia!
problem.
in
Canada
have
found
that
the
-
'
TORONTO
Refusal
of
a
ten-
menf
Is
also
in
the
process
of
ant
to
sien
a
two
year
lease
is
i:hraii-ini
th
imnmi
of
rani-1
not
a
valid
ground
for
eviction
tal
au0wed
to
emigrants
to
Can-under
the
Ontario
leasehold
reg-
ada
illations.
Rent
control
oniriaii
The
new
policy
Ls
expected
to
say
tenants
canno't
be
forced
1
principle
of
confederation
is
a
THEIR
BUSY
HOURS!
have
a
more
direct
effect
on
j
great
unifying
force.
We
started;
Critics
of
Churchill,
now
77,
to
sign
such
a
lease.
Stime
tough
wt,slern
Canada
than
the
eastern
provinces
because
the
Interest
oi
United
Klndom
capital
has
beii
out
as
twj
distinct
jaces.
asrsay
he
is
too
old
to
be
pursuing
landlords
have
b?en
saylng
to
"two
nations
warring
within
the,
the
premiership.
Gladstone
hrtd
leae
or
out
you
go!'
'
hosom
of
a
single
state."
The
:
that
office
when
83
and
Britain
a
tenant
can
be
evicted
only
largely
concentrated
on
the
French
and
English,
who.
were'
did
not
suffer.
Meanwhile
ttatch
when
a
landlord
-
wants
the
fore.st
resources
of
British
Col-
:
destined
to
live
together
in
Can-Attlee.
His
all
round
ability
and
T.,-(mises
only
for
his
own
use
or
,imhio
anri
th
mi
nri
natural
gas
of
Alberta
uurt,
vcic
at
liic
uuLftct
iu
uiitc;
.
:-t?sourcei
uiuess
euuuea
mm
to
me
use
OI
Close
relative,
;
enemies
as
the
Russians
and
respect.
I
i
The
British
Government
Itself
,A.i.ericaiia
are
eepv
mat
.
,.
..
h
nL-ivpH
-in
Imnortnnt
role
!n
uni-versity
entrance.
There
has
been
too
little
attemp
i
i)
M.inson
is
sDena
ntr
a
icvw
rj-
-
i---
cur
two
peoples
had
centuries
.
In
Brantford
recently,
the
un
tile
uevriujjinrni
ui
tile
nrw
tOTVe
the
much
greater
number
Of
Students
who
of
war
and
animosity
to
put
be-
shining
through
a
window
and
vt"T
8
Z-X
aluminum
industry
of
British
He
to
De
cacic
on
inurMiuy
.
hmdus.
plans
if
i
il-
i
v.
l
i
;
suited
.,1
:a
ro-e
bowl,
also
shorn;
on
a
umbl.
hv
Dlarinl,
i0na-term
WlU
never
go
beyond
high
school
an
education
j
Qur
confederation
ar.ae
Wt
of
j
newspaper
on
the
same
table
as
'
ordeS
In
suff
icient
volume
to
to
their
special
r.eeds.
;
a
deadlock
on
a
amall
scaW.
jbit
the
bowl,
setting
the
paper
on;-"
"
"
"
'
"
'
justify
Immediate
start
of
con-
,
as
iruMraung
as
tne
ueauiocn
flrc
prince
Rupert
enjoyed
a
strategy.
Pointing
to
the
uncom-
structlon
One
tvoe
of
Invest
in
UN
between
the
US-led
and
1
gnnny
enough
summer
but
noth-
icrtable
fact
that
Prln
Rupert
ment
allowed
by
British
under
Russian-led
blocs
today.
The
lng
so
furious
as
that.
But
per-
had
a
splendid
waterfront
ertab-
the
new
program
would
be
an
deadlock
was
broken
when
a
haps
the
paper
was
hot
enough
Ushment
wliicrt
was
idle,
It
was
extension
of
the
capital
aid
given
I.
To
correct
this
grave
weakness
and
injustice,
members
of
the
committee
make
several
specific
recommendations.
It's
to
be
hoped
that
these
get
the
wifjest
and
most
serious
consideration.
Of
equal
or
evQi
greater
importance
is
their
emphasis
on
closer
and
better
relations
between
the
schools
and
univer-sites
and
the
business
life
of
the
community.
Each
could
benefit
greatly
by
knowing
a
very
great
deal
more
about
the
other.
Financial
Post
For
a
clean
engine
I
switched
to
ftlarvelube
MofcrC
You
get
more
engine
protection
under
ifi
driving
conditions
with
Marvclubt-tlK
Heavy-Duty
motor
oil
that
meets
car
manufacturers'
specifications
for
correct
lubrication.
Marvclulie
is
a
detergent
motor
oil.
It
not
only
lubricates
it
cleans.
A
dean
engine
free
from
gum,
sludge
jndabn
particles
lasts
longer
and
gives
vou
more
trouble-free
performance.
Let)
Imperial
Esso
Dealer
protect
the
investment
you
have
in
your
car
with
his
"Care-Saves-Wear"
service.
t,icai
tiuaai
wair.cu
uuss
"'f
already.
asked
why
fhould
Vancouver
be
to
the
Aluminum
Company
ol
floor
of
the
House
and
suggested
!
without?
why
not
tow
part
of
Canada,
now
embarked
on
a
vast
to
a
great
Conservative:
"Why
j
ooi'BLE
SHIFTING
the
unu.sed
Prince
Rupert
dock
development
plan
In
northwest-
don
t
you
try
federation?''
i
It
makes
one
grieve
to
think
down
below
wher
j
it
eould
at
em
British
Columbia.
I
said:
"Let
us
in
the
Western
of
a
thousand
or
two
or
three
once
be
utilized?
It
was
not
"put
Ur.di.lvlnn
this
liberalization
world
go
right
ahead
with
the
miles
betwen
job
and
of
the
thousand
over,"
but
not
through
lack
of
capital
export
is
feeling
plan
for
world
government
and
find
what
;
the
United
thai
l.,nvl
You
appears
argument
and
effort.
In
Kingdom
when
the
right
time
comes,
let
;
tf
i
.
permanent
employment
in
Britain
is
losing
too
great
a
share
jus
invite
the
Russians,
Chinese,
jpnnce
Rupert
But
unable
to
IsLANDKR
DISASTER
in
the
Industries
of
Canada,
;
ana
everybody
else
on
earth
to
!
,.,,,
he
wifp
and
child-
1
ih.
r,f
th
Tslnnder
Is
an
minv
of
which
it
used
to
control.
help
build
it.
If
they
warft
tet
?
vannmnr
nr
ralfar
nr
'
.mn
nmu
t
in
thd
trhn
In
recent
vear!
there
has
been
a
sit
in
with
us,
we.i
and,
ga
I
s0mewhere
else
remain
where
know
something
about
the
Klon-
large
Investment
of
United
mit
it
tney
wont
co-operate,
thp
are
Thjs
maintenance
of
'dikj
and
what
followed
It
can-
States
funds
in
Canadian
ln-
Scripture
padiatje
for
JoJa
lHmpnVev,
if
th
III
'
t'0
nomes
bv
one
man
whe"'
'
not
be
forgotten,
or
cease
to
be
dustry,
and
New
York
and
other
Uley
'
w.iiMi.-fh!
Vi
under
oth.-r
circumstances
there
without
interest.
And
of
these.
United
States
financial
centreo
i.ere'.?1IOt'ngi.th.e
lall
nu,m.ber
I
need
need
only
only
be
be
one.
one,
is
is
another
another
of
of
;
:0i,P
quite
a
a
few
few
are
are
still
still
In
In
Prince
Prince
are
are
being
being
approached
approached
first
first
by
II
Cor.
12:9
"My
grace
is
sufficient
for
thee;
I
oi
seats
fto
tney
can
-always
'4l
the
embarrassing
facts
adding
to
,
Rupert,
or
somewhere
In
the
-.uiauan
enu-rpuse,
nmm
a
old
HC
of
L.
I
north.
f"
ypB-rs
aB
the
overtures
were
change
their
minds
when
they
see
the
green
light.
Built
in
England,
the
ship
was
"""any
maae
in
ixinuon.
originally
intended
to
ply
be-'
Most
of
the
new
expansion
in
tween
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
the
P"'P
ad
paper
and
oil
In-It
was
in
August
1901
she
sailed
dustries
In
British
Columbia
and
frm
.inuav
nnri
us
us.ini
Alberta
has
been
made
possible
"Let
us
go
ahead
with
them,
I
,
il
we
can,
without
them,
if
we:
,
PrpmI"
St'
aure'?t
and
Prfpsl-must;
'lent
Truman
nave
been
confer-wa
but
let
us
go
ahead
any-1
"
ing
on
the
St.
Lawrence
wat
v-
j.
wavs
issue
This
venerable
ones-
the
sign
tham
of
American
I
TOLD
THEM
how
Laurier,
who
'
"r)n
ls
ginning
to
look
more
I
rumor
,.i.v.,,ioioH
circulated
th
the
tale
tni.thnt
that
capital.
by
large
large
The
outlays
outlays
INGLIS
AUTOMATIC
WASHERS
"Tomorrow's
Washer
Today"
practicable,
now
that
Canadian
;
Eacks
of
gold
were
being
taken
government
ls
ex-
self-confid-ence
appears
to
be
'to
Vancouver.
Long
after
the
P,'ctd
to
announce
before
the
'.-.rvcloplng.
If
Canada!
sal-'
end
f
th's
vear
a
i"
necessary
disaster,
the
wreckage
was
"f
to
sfr
had
bitterly
opposed
federation
in
Canada,
had
not
only
lived
lo
rhatUfp
his
minH
hut.
vTf
j
era
had
become
the
verv
crown
and
!
will
undertake
the
job
herself
vafetd.
The
Job
had
taken
a"""'1.
-couple
funds
In
another
forest
of
yea
s
and
its
asserted
;
AnjPrican
operation
In
.Britlsn
total
cost
amounted
to
at
least
I
r2OC.0O0.
It
is
true
the
stampede
,
ooiumoia.
glory
of
the
confederation
prin-
j
although
a
measure
of
United
Ciple
States
co-opcratlon
can
be
ex-
I
told
them
how
we
in
Can-
peciea,
as
a
legal
iormanty
ada
had
struggled
for
two
cen
meant
heavy
travel
and
shipping.
Ships
did
carry
the
yellow
OTHER
TIMES
AI
L
THE
WANTED
FEATURES
NOW
COMPLETE
ON
THE
"INGMS"
Washington
is
interested
and
metal,
and
the
owners.
But
noth-
turies
for
"responsible
government"
and
how
we
had
finally
won
freedom
from
"Downing
Street."
International
federation
was,
I
claimed,
the
only
answer
to
Communist
expansion
that
is
Rupert
Radio
and
Electric
Sunoort
the
ml
always
has
been.
A
work
of
such
lng
of
value
appears
to
have
been
magnitude
would
certainly
have
found
In
the
sodden
debris
that
a
distinct
bearing
on
her
cities
once
was
the
Islander.
More
and
ports
as
well
as
on
Cana-
j
than
thirty
years
of
salt
water
dian.
While
this
ts
also
of
mu-j
immersion
made
recovery
of
"a
tual
concern
it
is,
in
certain
stake"
next
thing
to
impossible,
respects,
quite
different
from
or
so
it
appeared.
Some
of
the
transactions
in
the
past.
One
foregoing
appeared
in
the
Alaska
,
the
"Russian
problem."
But
I
j
said
many
in
Canada
thought
it
was
the
only
answer
to
the
"American
question"
as
well."
HOW
COULD
we
say
that
we
might,
for
example,
mention
the
,
Sportsman,
the
writer
being
Har-
Maine
boundary
and
Alaska.
vey
Fraser,
who
was
one
of
the
survivors.
rr
During
October
The
annual
campaign
of
the
Canadian
National
Institute
For
the
Blind
is
underway
Contributions
should
be
sejj
w
Mr.
E.
Boulter
c'o
Canadian
of
Commerce,
Prince
had
"responsible
government1
when
the
decisions
which
most.
TR-'En
TO
STEAL
DOCK
The
Islander
was
376
feet
long,
affect
our
very
lives
are
made,
j
Building
of
the
dry
dock
at
painted
white
with
two
yellow
EQUIPMENT
FOR
SALE
lD-7
Cof.
with
tilt
Dozer
$7500
,1
RD4
Cot.
with
Dozer
and
Winch
$4000
'2
Ford
Pick-up
Trucks,
from
$750
to
$1000
;1
3A-ton
International
Pick-up
$500
;
WOOD
&
McCLAY
v
LIMITED
324
2nd
Ave.
West,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
t
'
,
PHONE
41(1
.
231c
not
by
Canadian
statesmen,
but
Prince
Rupert
began
not
many
smoke
funnels
and
handsomely
primarily
by
Washington?
years
after
the
city's
incorpora-
'equipped
and
fitted
up.
Her
crew
Only
in
federation
would
the
.
tlon.
Once
finished,
there
was
numbered
61
and
passenger
list
Canadian
or
citizen
of
other
no
spurt
in
employment,
in
fact,
on
her
last
voyage
totalled
108.
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
8
p.m.,
Chilcotln
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Coquitlam,
11
p.m.
FOB
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
September
28,
9
p.m.
ss.
Chilcotln
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotln,
October
5
and
19
9
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
the
plant
went
almost
entirely
,
These
Included
stage
people,
who
idle.
At
last
Vancouver
tried
new
'
had
been
touring
the
gold
camps.
A
(ft
'
Ba
sure
and
Iten
concert
intheCflP
Not
long
before
the
steamship
had
at
Ottawa
in
the
NATO
struck,
they
had
been
entertain
wMmMmEmmntm
bunday,
wu.
inment-
countries
have
effective
voice
on
a
basis
of
equality
with
the
United
States.'
I
was,
of
course,
hitting
very
hard
on
the
theme
stressed
over
and
over
again
here.
One
young
Dane
proclaimed:
"It
is
nonsense
to
talk
of
surrendering
sovereignty.
What
sovereignty
have
we
got
now?"
In
other
words,
we
have
exactly
the
same
sentiment
here
as
they
cellent
enrerta
meeting
last
week.
But
whereas
ing
informally,
one
of
their
songs
the
outcome
at
Ottawa
was
Can-
being
"Asleep
in
the
Deep."
There
ada'a
official
move
for
future
was
a
triple
explosion
after
the
Atlantic
Federation,
here
with
Islander
struck.
She
had
gone
the
British
MPs
are
planning
to
down
within
fifteen
minutes.
She
do
the
whole
job.
Speaker
after
sank
In
more
than
three
hundred
speaker
has
said
"the
time
has
feet,
near
Admiralty
Island,
Al-
come
to
Join
the
human
race."
'aska.
WE
NEED
YOUR
S
Mtiitmh
vm
mm
worn
&