Onion! Agency for foreign tourists te oni o te Gewwe GS Name thnge Most important ald the U.8.6.R. ane Se ae of the country where’ 12. When were dipjomatic rel-'to get a treaty to prevent the extracted before the ations established ‘between the spread of nuclear arms. ution -of 1917, the Soviet Union and Canada? Who| Mr. Diefenbaker asked t new large oil was the first ambassador (min-| whether Trade Minister Winters h were discovered ister) of the USSR to Can-|had been authorized to place «. and put into operation in Soviet ada and who was the first am-j|before French authorities this

— - Tie Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Feb. 14, 1966. I1:

" All-Expenses Russian Trip : Top Award In Soviet Quiz

the Volga River. Third is a set} idea. behind the contest is to

of books by Soviet authors, in promote Canadian interest. in

either English or French. Russia. Readers of the maga- Viadimir’ Grigorovich, press zine, which claims a circulation isecretary at the embassy, said | of 8,000, are urged to visit judging will be done by an|bookshops that feature Russian editorial board in Moscow that material to seek details for their prepares the feature ee replies. ~

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times. Give the names of the bassador (minister) of Canada| week any changes in the regula ere wile praduess the great. to the U.S.8.R.”? tions so that a uranium sale te quantities of oil France would he poesttte, 5. What is al shortest weer France 18 understood have route from ingrad to Bat ; Iked at some of the Canadian canals through aes Mr. Pearson said Mr. Winters a Uranium Sale ct st'tenories Me Toure 6. What place in the world negotiations with France. Mr. does the Soviet Union: hold as U h Winters and the French author-- to the scope of its housing con- (PRC anged ities had clarified the positions struction taking the average of their respective governments number’ Of. apartments built per oTTAWA (CP)—Prime Minis-|and further discussions would 1,000 people)? that Canada has no intention of|be held at a later date. the trip? - 9, How. many people are there ter Pearson has “No, no,” he said. ‘The bordering on: the Soviet Union. |living in Moscow and Lenin- jchanging its regulations con- NEW STAMPS COMING judges will select the one that Name the republics situated|grad? On what rivers are these cerning uranium sales (to other is correct in the most detail. "(aloes the Soviet Union's border. cities situated? | countries, OTTAWA (CP) — The floral WONT 'GIVE TIPS |land. Enumerate the capitals of| g Name the Sovit Union's, The regulations ensure that;emblems and crests of the Yu The embassy was alrgady these republics. ‘northernmost and southernmost | Purchasing Countries must use kon and Northwest Territories getting mail and telephone re-| 2. Enumerate the seas along | points. = the uranium for peaceful pur-|will be featured on two new 8 for answers to some of the northern coast of the Soviet) 9 Give the exact names of |poses only. postage stamps which go on questions. ‘Naturally we) Union’ and name the main|the places where the Soviet/ Mr. Pearson said in a Com-jsale March 23, = ae office seven-day tour can't give them out.” |nationalities living in the|spacemen were born. ;/mons reply to Opposition Leader {announced Friday. The five-cent ith everything paid,| One member of Parliament |U.S.S.R.'s arctic areas. 10. Give the names of the Diefenbaker that there has been|stamps, 12th and 13h in the Jet trip from Mont-|had even ‘eceived a request; 3%. What are the names of the |most popular Soviet liners used |no conversation with France or Ceri series, honor various OW back. from a constituent to drop |Soviet Union's three highest|by the Soviet airline Aeroflot on|any other’ government to indi- | geogr regions, A 14th and around to the embassy and pick | mountains ‘and their mountain | international air routes. cate any ¢ ange. in, Canada’s foal, fal amp ta "la the series honor c Up some information needed to | ranges? 11. What is the longest route | position. fon will be issued oes complete an. entry, | 4. There are several areas‘ offered by the Intourist Travel He added that Canada is con- tater this year.

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This |1967, and turn if necessary zy. eb. 0 ae war on the States def-| would include a reduction in| other measures. : bs feit im its international pay-|! direct investment abroad of; Connor said a continued ments—s situation arising from | $1,000,000,000. squeeze on direct foreign invest- |- 2 swelling overseas costs,| —Closer quatterly scrutiny of |ment and a continued milking of = = CHOOSE YOUR PATTERNS NS ROM OUR EXTEN ever-growing U.S. investmnet ~ individual company © achieve-| profits from American i ae “ar RANGE OF _ around the world, a hefty tourist | ments. sidiaries to pad the U.S. wets 7. GND MOST DECORATIVE DRAPERY FABRICS . . deficit and a drain on gold re-| Canadian Finance Minister| counts inevitably would 2 oe je! 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All materials are U.S. dollars for gold. to Washington just before the; On the other hand, Treasury. aes ES 2 offered te you at at te The presidential formula was |Dec: 6 announcement, last week |Secretary Henry Fowler | ae ee fully and take ae ef tree @ mixture of voluntaty and told’ the House of Commons that |Congress Feb . 3 that the a =~ & § Soaking ab greet sovings YOU PAY ONLY FOR mandatory measures. | Canadian antidotés- had been|gram may have to last more aR x = S MA’ USED—YOU SAVE ON THE FREE ache on one sres oe oige ssiee hee poh or than another year. : ali = | = 3 F MAKING! : “ . squeeze. con- squeeze | — Pointing to uncertainties such es 4 ‘ ~ 2 ' tion from th tex ear. | whether any adverse impact! more tran $15,000,000,000 in™ the spate a. 5 ¥ ler on ‘new longderm. foreign |would result nest year-—he said that “Wf fur = = HE a7 CONDITIONS CAREFULLY bortowings here. Canada re-| Evidence here is that i wili|ther action is necessary to bring = = ee: 3 mewed is pledge to hold the he several weeks yet before ajour payments into equilibrium qe ee i fe 3 : level of its own foreign- ex-|nattern emerges from the vol-|in 1966—either circum. a . : : ‘ YOUR CHOICE OF ANY TS. dolore ot aout ae | MMB, Side of the cosirainte. stances change or our present | >a ie = ._ dollars 00,- | First, each 900 firms |expectations of, success are a ee < ~ ; , 00-00 as to prevent tts meciat Raz bee® asked to submit by Jostified-euch ‘action wal = 235 ES —~MATERIAL IN OUR STORE. borrowing status from inflating | its contribution for the year. ee country ts more sensitive ae i we 4 those reserves. |Only then can an over-all total |than Canada to the abundance | 4 ee co “i MADE va he 6 last the US ibe igo “voor ig US. depart-|or ebsence of American capital a (ae = ~ 2 DRAPERIES PREE 4 . . 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