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MONCTON, High praise for the courtesy and efficiency of the crew and the modern equipment of the Canadian National Rail- ”0cean Limited" was ex-

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Canadian Press Staff Writer

OTTAWA (CF)-Canada's new official atlas - the first since 1917-may be ready in 1958.

Geographers and drartsmen of the federal mines department have been working on the long- awaited atlas for more than four years.

Head of the project is Dr. Nor- man L. Nicholson, 37-year-old di- rector of the department's geog- raphical branch, who says the 1958 date "is very approxima ."

The new atlas, eagerly sought by teachers, industry, universltiu and other sources, will be a improvement over the obsolete bound volume of 1917.

the leadership of the Progressive Conservative party in Canada. Mr. Diefenbaker, who arrived here early Tuesday afternoon ae- companied by Mrs. Diefenbaks.

address a meeting of the Pro- gressive Conservative Associat' of Prince Edward Island.

"The new streamlined cars at the "Ocean Limited" are delight- ful and offer the utmost in travd comfort." Mr. Dietenbaker said. "I l'iave found the courtesy and service provided by the train and . dining car crews and porters to LOOSETLEAF BINDER be outstanding and they an . It will contain 112 sheets of great asset to Canadian National 'x"""”' ”'"5””"" 28 by 20 Inch”- Railwaysnt tin a loose-leaf binder so they can

Mr. Dicienbaker last visited llsell” removed Md placed 09 5 Wm Auanm. Regmum 1953. or blackboard for teaching pur- poses. Loose - lt'af presentation also will facilitate replacement of

A L tuoucr LEGIONARIES

Three officials of the Summer- .lle branch of the Canadian Leg- - 't in charge of the program are

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members at the Legion Home on Monday evening From left to right the-v are Lester Jenkins, Roland Phillip-aim and Victor Sand- erson. ivhoin by Wotton)

e e e h maps that bet-oiiie obsolete. Flre Exhnguls er Need for the atlas, which will be sold to the piihlic through the

Foafn Used To l Queen's Printer, was pointed out l, in 1946 by the Canadian Social

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but to work on the project after the government studied the coun- cil's recommendations.

Dr. Nicholson says the produc- ersoftiseatlasttintendtotryto present all important aspects of CInadI'I seosniiliy - physical. human and economic."

The maps will show such things as the distribution of the coun- try's population. where its Eski- mos and Indians live, its natural resources -- grain crops, mineral Wellth. forests and others - at- mospheric pressure and climatic conditions.

One map the branch is partic-

of historical maps, starting with one made in the 17th century by the French explorer Samuel Champlain.

These maps, said Dr. Nicholson, "will show the way in which knowledge of Canada grew."

Dr. Nicholson was appointed branch director Oct. 12 this year. He joined the branch in win as head of its Canadian geography section and served as assistant di- rector under W. J. Watson, now piofessor of geography at Edin-

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A native of England and grad- uate of University of London. Uni- versity of Western Ontario. Lon-

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lvlhlle svtath of fire extinguisher foam was laid down by a coast guard ship so the Pan American clipper Sovereign of The Skies icould safely ditch at sea Tuesday. , In a rescue report, Cmdr. Wil- liam K. Earle. skipper of the weather ship Pontchartrain. said some of the plane's 31 . and crew were on life rafts. some standing on the plane's wings, and. others floundering in the water when his small boats reached

leven Provinces Have Signed lew Agreement For Highway

OTTAWA CF) -- Seven prov- ces now have signed new trans- inada highway agreements call- for higher federal contribu- nc in make lhc 4,600-mile road lpavi-rl reality from coast to

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maximum of lo per cent of the total trans-Canada mileage within any one province.

Most provincial ministers ex- lpressed themselves strongly at' l the time that the central govern- : JHV l!.V 1950- meitt should share more of the '51-ietloral Works Minister Winters y cost---some said even up to 100 per , mgTl',k Wm an 31 iucludml dght lnnunced at Espanola. Ont., thatf cent. But most provinces indicated; l ' -1 I . . I women and three chi dren. were gtva Scotia is the latest provincetthey would accept the new for- taken aboard the Pontchartrain i ; sign the new formula. It pro- mula as ”h9tlcr than nothing." . . 1.

Vim that the oenm” guvenwt , g H D iuthin 13 minutes after the rip- lrntk an er ct-nt contribution to- PROHSION SQRAPPE - per hit me water and bmk. up n I d -rimtri)-ut-lion costs be boosted The agreement also provides rm 7 me waV"'

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