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Seek Blilllion in Great Lakes

iMMlLTON (CF)-There's gold -5 them thnr Great Lakes-or so . muup of skin-diving enthusiasts helieve. They aim to prove their hcory by seaching the murky bottom of Lake Erie for ship- irrcclts.

The members of the Hamilton Iiib-Mariners Club are first going utter I 310.000 C1110 of told be- lieved aboard the steam packet Clarion which went down with al hands nearly 17 years ago. she sank somewhere off Point Pelee in Lake Erie.

The 8tm.000 in gold is small ituff compared with the total wealth lying on the bottom of the Great Lakes. said Bob Peters, secretary of the sub-mariners. He estimates the sunken caches as "worth millions of dollars” to those who find them.

Members of the club are being aided in their first hunt by Bill Eastman. a Dundas resident uliose hobby is colecting data on Great Lakes shipwrecks.

lie volunteered to supply charts and information about the Clar- inii's probable position. Mr. East. man said he believes "there is more sunken treasure in the Great Lakes than there are people inter- mvcd in lookiniz for it."

During a four-day storm in win he said. 43 ships sank and in 1916 it one-day storm sent 21 craft to the bottom.

Records show that the Clarion. s package freighter connecting points on the Pennsylvania Rall- road System, was on her last sea- xonal trip when she foundered Dec. 12, 1909. A crew of 32. a cargo of flour and 3120.000 in gold were lost

The sub-mariners were formed last February and plan to start lookiniz . . . where?

That's A secret in the liabi- llpped tradition of all treasure hunters.

CIVIL DEFENCE DRIVE

AMMAN. Jordan (Reuters) The Jordanian government has all- located the equivalent of 3200.000 for civil defence in Jordan. in- cluding the building of air raid shelters. Also announced Monday was the departure of a group of Arab Legion officers anti engi- neers for civil defence training in Cairo and Damascus.

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