.fiend at meetings." ' . Pivmier wr "You lars- li well.”

. TA. Campbell ilEG|SlATURE

des Speech lil U||\l|||TT[E‘

Criiicieee Government As Bung-.Y E S T E R D ling And Extravagant And ___ Claims ' Election Promises ,, 1° '~‘" ’-'fi-‘-‘“=° =°“°=“-Y'

B k _aiming first reading was liven to

» foilvwili( bills: An Aoi, to ln- W °"° a "3-°”° °'~'~°°'.......,.-~..':°°.¢.°-r:‘..°“ me

I amo

Mgimung the Draft Address de-' tal expenditures of the by "1", ,.p,¢;¢,,‘ an "Hmmm, of

hu in the Legislature yesterday over half a million dollars. ' 5 um.; m Mt R, ,mu “nam me m°,.m,,¢.m. 'mane A. oampbeul The tcm iuersese in llabiiitie-im, ,wecimt mamma” we ox ga., (Liberal. Hrst Prince). said, in 1982. Mr. Campbell continued. Ipod.. m ML to ‘mam m Mt W

he noted that s resolutlorfdisap-~ was $290,006.06, as against 823-i_00o.pn“{,¢ th, dammum M wood.

séf, 52-? I

repeated his statemmt made

un Thursda! that the fosilnl of "security" with relsrd to Prohibi- ggm enforcement was the stronseei.

ssncethatthsaimsnt is

lvl really falling dnwh.

Under Liberal tolima. lk. Camp- .

.N11 pid, it 'ls ldmltl-Bd 011 WC!! hand that all the Public money expended had been woll spent. Practically the only public work which was criticised was the llc- -fntyra hilhway, and this, it had been claimed, was a "reckless es- pendituri" on "shoddy" highway work. Yet this hilhway today was _being bsldtmaaa modelforthe provincial hishwsv to betbuui by _ure .

it it

sid not ofitbko the lea Govern ment for their manner of present- ?uulir%::si:ie"“' ur they were nqigsnl in not getting any results. ative press the fail

emmant in

criticised

petenoe an bungllng'

stated that IIJIII were returned power ms would bo i&l3lntod without de- .lain Yet, All ltr. Campbell, it wsa over two IIC! bite this Gov-

ernment tok s sails step. Up to

not write a subtest. Now.

ent has

four pare

wing to an end.

.the Provincial Government begins to approach Ottawa regarding not

only thsngltesrxailtatims of the -Duncan but the building ci

mer Macmillan: “ e make reps-esontsions to the Pod- sral Government befme September. l9i.i." ifr. Campbell: 'It seems very troops that the Government did not report that to the House. l aaledsquestioninthe Bcuaeon

3 oooasiirnlé $ the answer was

t noth boon dans. We

never reooivod any further infor- mation. I dCl't think it is any- thing [flat N boast about that they did mah rwwsasntatlolis.” en;rn:ufarc~'“

u s made

{.'..’°°"....“‘é.°i'."..!'.‘°i‘...."‘° .-0.3

Efffersstotirsmarineg-.din :anion

claims were prossn er

the Liberals. list the question ol Dlremount importance in the elec- tion canmaign of 1801 was not wheth¢ telmtstkll had been made, but whether the Govern- ment had rsesivud “one red cent."

Plmhfsosrlevttcs

0 Premise lladlillan

tried in presses mu- claims. Mi emu approval of the manner in which the claims were presented ll! my hm. Irlolids. Now he im- ,bliea I have given them sweeping Iwmval. that they presented their °\llms in the ropsr way. That is _not what I said."

Mr. Oasnpballz °'l certainly would

hlver seoras ray hon. friend ct sivihs ths las Government sweep- ilis approval. him apaas we man that. I 'clined phrases

°°ml>etenee' wneeivabls

ernment were in

"lt you' words." nr. campssu: "1 nas many op-

.mrilinltid K Iilidliihl M my h0fi.

ges- »§§§E inf? §i§§§

greg; s§§§f

§§§§g

*.9- 5 Ee

ts' giezégs

-§5§§§§‘§ gt;r§ .§ g§°§g‘§g liirrlre

--' Ur.

had said

was

had with

'll

NIB

filelfggg

§€§ ‘§*‘ “frggri

oonwood insurance as s revenue for the year 1932. That amount was s trust fund for the rebuild- ins of Pslconwood Hospital and it

still had to be undertaken and Q .M af ,nm enum \"°“l*\°» °° °°mP\°°i°”- 'l`° "fi" the rrlgruonweai ini: :recliner at the true increase it was necea- 'uh in J_ A_ umnmud m me ‘sary to subtract this sum from the md, on “amd mum' of m Au l """“°~ to amend the Prince of Wales Col-

¢¢m||d“\n¢ uw “muah in uw ill! and Provincial Normal School

Cul WI

ternary . an-_ c u A°‘~

found that they Governmm.lnP3.aa Tl" *m°°dm'“" mi” °bU8li° "mum to ummonumm °mmd_ Ur! attendance at the Normal mire or ewan; uae, re. ralvaeiae §§I'*|°t:u°'d* mwihl 'nd '°°'°'"“°"°“ '°"‘ “ N°°“' ine existing act) for these apply- m prime of was cone" 0”, ing for even s third class teachers

wood I-lospltal, 050.101; expenditure

and above the insurance received

000,000, 4 inesrm ,|ng|n|' ii I-14° empowers the Board of

rays that ne mics. t?.ooo. uaimqonsucwaaee "“°‘°i°° °° “i W f°°l ll U10!

. ll II . l

but

forallthese items he n

1°.. s me

rms mncmms in im nas a 'ni' W1 "“ “M4 i° 'iihwi

deficit on ciu-rent account of $102

2.1¢ “me me .ummm num.. on on motion of Hon. lb. itaeliutt th. nm, buh M Newman md the House went into committee . m°d_‘ “vpn” ot Em. .imap 'uh ‘m Xin Ill th’ Chill’ @ mn” \ secondreadingdsnaettosmend

Against the 108! esponditufu at

islomwood Hospital and Prince of Wales College of 850,01 and 00.- 000 Nlwtilvelr. ltr. Campbell se-id.

the Government had retrenshsd to °f "“3"‘“°““"°‘ mi

"“.,..°~“....°°‘.°-:as ‘.:‘...:..°°.z."°;:°“.:..::; '.:‘.'.;°“.;:.°~.:ff»-~ -» --» »~»~»»-»- -'

th hs would shown ss a revenue. He would not!{7€§s;,..n.mA“m‘wm°;T°mm;ni?“:£y

sppemmiey or eempn- criticise the showing er me rrlr.ce'.,,,,,,,,m ,uh 0, sm ,hm ' °

mentlns some hon. members in cfWs1ea College insurance as rev-} Th, 'nm' “mm . mmmunb mg Home upon having receivedi enue bocatetit went into th; ex- .umm "Mind by me Luummm

rewsnii-ivh in 01° “Y °I ai wud-iiure e some year. ut it ocvemer n-cm the warner cr

was not proper to include the Pal _,uma .wmvm °( an “uma

passed 'ur iota.

Afternoon leesion

11081100.

shall deem reasonable

amendment

an Act respecting dogs,

The bill proposes of payment of fine conviction under the

apclicyofmerenscasaarymain- °"7'm‘Y\’°”“P°'°4-

tenanceo¢rosAs.andi.hisats

uns when materials ans labour mshngffw °ft Hmailr- ¥¢Phee gg” "¢u¢m in 0°" Will Committee ,_.,,,,,,,"§,‘.,‘z,,,,,_,,,1_,,°°,:§f mu. ur. J. a.asenenus inure m‘n¢.*n|°h"r.m‘d"hmp.‘l CIIIIIOBIGGDIIGYGIGIDIOIIBACY prices has prevailed. » to amend the rishte ans priorities 'me Cover-nrnent's eseuas had °f "°‘”°“‘9 in “*il1\m°°i IM

been that it was doing "the best it could." But that lsr. Campbell

new plan of insurance

rar* 'S r=@§ gltiéglscgtri . git. ~§§er5:

§c5‘§ *Egg 2 ;;r.i5=~§ er rr ei iiogggégg

of 0l0,0w in connec-

put

govsrnmsn doubt about “those policies |1090 li! W-N bungling." Th i.nsun.nce poll

no account d which

tc lapse. Theta was also, he ssld,

_ several clauses wen discussed

an item of $1,110 which the Gov me “. n ' mn the committee asking leave tc sit

ernment failed to collect in insur-

Mr. Campbell Csneeted

Continuing. Mr. Campbell said -nw Home .dk ed tu 3

the Govemment had not consider- ed local architects ss competent to

dry' the pun. of p`1°m'°°¢ =

Hospital, but they went to Nova Scotia fm an architect and then sent him all over tho country to

mums", um mummh Premier ilaeitiilanz "Hake your

Premier ltaolsillan: "ily hen.

friend‘s statement is not correct. The Government did not send Hr. rov/ler all over the country."

different thins. The fact that he

mskesjcurneysmpqnummoghk Premier lscilillsn: "What are

avocation is .nc reason for saying that this Government sent hun."

his education in order to complete

wepmm Mr.Speaker:"Kehsasri¢htro

hm.” “Numan ..I vm mn rise in correct s miasiatemont of

correct my hon. friend llilil-

lsr North American continent

“You can only inter-

speaker at his ridumt. not s point o( order, you

Premier laolllllan: "I have I

lsr. Campbell: "Anyway. this

1°

of the archllectufi

3 5 .Ei s§s§

on their eduoa qqgpstientl'

llaolliila-ll:

what that

ig too inta of making MUNI

was gpm! G H

Prvvineefi-

"1 more ear- qam. 'rue

It was screed to. '

winding-up pnoossdinl.

in thilNl\i‘d.

mmm” ,mm hm ft wes agreed to without amend-

ments

\‘.h¢IJ' '

:gnu osmotlencrrnmisraraeanirah

|\ 'U the House went into committee

would With HX. IIIWAYG In th! ohlii' (Xi

seooadreadingolmllctrespect

time ' ,un how ing the Board of Commissioners of mm M Public uuuuss Act.

by thu Th! FVIIDWI CXNIAIIOG Lhlf Ik nm, my amendments te the cis aes had

,mp¢,,u“|d bcenprepsredandtabiedlastyesr wand ,I5 but the Government was advised

\hl¢ I-ll lmlhdilllllfl with (IIC ll

lihsdultoraied ‘ .ymmmm wliticnwsrenot then required

fm. which However, it subsequently was found

tht: the powers ol the Commis-

enouis be some tc the eio,ooo of 1 'H 'M' Ni lllffidmt defined- insurance that had been allowed Th* “W 5°* °ml’°'U°l mill! 04

iihdoidpfoviliohl.

again.

led.

um un

p.m Tuesday.

is 2 K -€ YF?

statement correct."

rieme is interrupt

you soma?" daushtari.

the speaksr’s permiuion."

fact."

wmunwmm llr.Les:"Hehasnotdonethat,

Dtlthaill'e%t0dlybloakhi¢lil.”

M, ,,,u°,,,,,,,_-- ser. speaker; "rue nm. member

nom the Fifi Distriet\is quite able to take care of himself.”

sl0\ildlllyho!i.frHlldbsbl'0ak- IQIM”

right to comet a mirstatement." ||i‘» W1 'N l°°4°' °f *N 09-

posiiienlbsvearihttcadvisa

are-:rece want mom- me unease-‘N 'NN'-” _ __ ‘nd nw“m|,yd.hh,dw“|m H3101' “I1”-KB. And ll

leadsroftheoovenussntlhsve

gf :h;\:n“m°'“h“,|°°“|_ Am th, uh. s right to eerreot a miassatemeui." ern memes wma as cinemas ¢lvN°“I°>-

through that course d untrue

was paid for by i-Nl the tuna of 00.00 9° mei architects nas

M .

fl: 2° 3 .-

`§‘5¥E§E Ei itéislfht 3 f§§§;§‘§§” 5 lilléifév *wr* sl; Enhhs lint; ence ilrliu

had ill

:gig 2'-25 s§§§

The hill. the promoter explained,

thought was scaroel acceptable. ‘"° "°°mm‘°“°°4 W W 14' 5°- ns we be .us netlrleir ro refer °i°°Y *"4 1° ihidndoi iv ww! to °°a ross or mono' which me m°';“:t;atlf°"il“`;*a U 11;" an N; Govrnmsnt incurred b failing to M5' °

y :films Pfttezdings _ng banarupt-

dot med _ . M111 *IHS hh ltlilid

,°,"'n’,mm,n§"f,‘,d mfg, governing me rienu si immerse

Departmental reports were tab-

“A very small

ld‘r.laa'l‘s‘l'bel»aoaa ‘

_ 1. .. ,_.. ur. ua: "1 thins the spesssr

:¢m<i:,ml:£,,n]f::l.'f-:hat 1, I should cwreot the herniar. He is

Mr. Lea: "As leader of the 0p-

_ ben. ..I in th” position I have a right to advise

wifrnslerfzvent nr Jer thzyncrrh °h° °P°“W- 3° *W M fishi W Alum” comment to comm,” rise to a point ot order inept with

Premier Maelllilanz "Why

Campbell de~`.

someth\nl~"

M a mst- tbitl it is matter. I ‘f deeeivill

$80.00!

amended en

h mel.” “IW b

CENTRAL EUIIIDIAI `

asians ia reserved dar lens’

illlasdlial Ol la¢a;'Ia:bs'¢e.e=at= wseaaeriselyssnslalssb

i§§z

DOWN TZ IIN!! - Is that*

what happens to your wave. Bea rits advertisement pn Buiieth\` Isl.

'l'lDU'.l' HEI' SEIZBD-The Royal

Canadian Mounted Police seised a thirty foot trout net in the Curran Ban River at Grand 'Ijrscadle yas- iarday aftemoon. The usa of such nets for the catching of trout is ll- 1sgaL

-_-

LIQUOB 5llZUBl!_'IVo small

liquor seizures were made yesterday one in the City by the Royal Can- adian Mounted Police and the City Police, and one in tha country by the Mounted Police. Prosecution will follow shortly.

IECEIVED ATHLETIC L E T -

Tllts-Mr. Cordon Darrach, Roy- alty, and Mr. Gerald Tanton, Bum- meruide. members of the Dalhousie University football squad, received their "D'a" at tha university re- cently. during the Munro Day Celebration.

WILL ADDRESS CLUBS-Mr.

W. B. Burchnll_ Montreal, Publicity Manager of the Canadian Airways, arrived in the city b plane from Moncton yesterday. 'Ile will spend several days in the city, and on Monday will address the Rotary and Gyro Clubs on the contribu- tion of aviation to the industrial life of Canada.

FIRE IN SCHOOL ANNEX--'Tho

services of the firemen were requir- ed lset evening to extinguish a small fire ln the iurnsce room of thu Queen Square School annex. The blase which apparently originated in some papers near the fumecs. quickly spread to the adjacent wooden partitions. Teachers who happened to be playing badminton in the hall on the top floor smelled the smoke which was quickly filling the building, discovered the fire, and gave the alarm. The firemen at once

responded, laid a line of hose and ext ngulshed the blaee before it had made much headway. Damage was slllht.

S 'side Board Trade Request

Is G ra n teal

(Special To The Guardian)

Mr. C. R. nogera. Vice President

of the Bummerside Board of 'l‘rs<ie. received a telegram from Mr. A. E. Maclean. M. P.. yesterday sim- noon to the effect that the first class mail for Burnmeraide comin! by the Maritime Express would be held at Moncton and upon the sr- rival of the Ocean Limited would bo hroulht to Bummoreide by the aeroplane which arrives hsre about live o‘clock. This in re-ply to a re- quest of the board of trade that this mail should not be held for the boat train.

SUMMERSIDE

and Prince County .__T;I.-'1fe_T<_>_§l~1rifL

-This solausl la reserved for news

Ol local Istarsss but advertising of a

at D

lowly s urs may s inserted st I eases a word an-.etly payable in sd- vlnoa,

-LINA RIVERS AT INDIAN RIVER-s-This grand love drama was pfodnted to a crowded house last night. Pathos and humor pre- dominated. All performers were stars in their tl la

later. The specialties by Mrs. War- NH. Miss Beatrice McKenna and Mr. Russel Mackay of Kensington were enthusiastically received. De- lightful Iridi airs were rendered by Mir. Brendon Driseol and Mrs. Ed- Kli' Hltley with accompaniment. The play will be repeated wnight at Kensington

Germans Ban

Dietrich Film

_B~llE| IIN. March lc-Germany

clamped a ban today on the film “Dad Hehe Lied"-the Paramount -Motion Picture Company; prcdw- tion “S008 of Souls." featuring Marlene Detrlch.

No reason for the ban was se-

sl(ned in thi announcement through the ofllcisl Reich.; Anzcmr. It was laid that Paramount oilicials had been told the cflicial reason for the ban would be disclosed later. 'me mm was banned in Auemu.

and India months ago. it wls recal- led here.

Chief Scout To Visit Canada .Sprr'ng' Of, 1935

(C. P. by Gi/ar~dlsn‘s Special Wire) IONIDON, I/Isrch 16-lard Dad-

sn-Pawell, Ohio! Scout, will visit Canada in the spring of lltl. Lady lhn-Powell has announced. '

Recovering from s serious. illness

Hampshire home, the Chief

be fit for

mths.

22,; air si! 2;; ifig lil' *llt°5' infill §.=§f;s .5 *.5 lslllti

l 8

par cu r roles. A

more extended account will appear

mournful mliiiuil

iumrunwl

UITAWA, March 16-Owing

tho evidences that thore will

sreai-ly increased activity in the Great Bear Lake minus; field. in 1934. Hon. Thomas Ci. Murphy, Minister of the Interior, has direct-,

ed that the Bub-minlnghelecorderb Olllca at Cameron Bay raised to the status of a Mining Reoorderu office and that all the records re. lacing to the Great Boar lake field be izansferred from Fort smith to Cameron Bay as soon ss possible. The general increase in mining and prospecting activity will be greatly accelerated this year because of the expiration of the moratorium on representation work, and the change at Cameron Bay is to facil- itate all lines of activity by having the records immediately available! to miners and proqzectcrs in the. centre of the field, instead of nec-' essitatlng a trip to Fort Smith.

That the mining pnopertim in the

Northwest Terrtories are develop- ing la the keynote of the reports re- ceived by Hon. Mr. Murphy, from‘ officers in the field during the year 1933, with the trend. oi operations in the past season chiefly in the development od present holdings ta- wsrd a produ/.Lion basis. Great Bearlalreisstlllby fsrthemost important mining field in the Northwest Territories and develop- ment during 1033, while not spec- tacular was of great .significance as it practically proved that several promising properties have every in- dication oi becoming important producers in 1034 and 1035.

The principal companies have

carried out extensive trenchlng and diamond drilling with very sails-1 factory results and ln a number of cases shipments of ore and con- centrates have been made to r~e-- dllctlon plants ln British Columbia and Ontario. Following in the wake of this development activity, other improvements have been noted. such as cheaper and better trans- portation facilities both by air and water, improved radio communica- tion. extension of surveys, location of s doctor and aetablisnmeqt of a Royal Canadian Mounted Police detachment in the centre of activ- ity at Cameron Bay, and the erec tim od three saw-mills and the openinf of several stores. The ad- dition of $100,000 worth of equip- ment W improve transportation facilities on Great Bear Lake ix under consideration for the coming season by one of the leading trans- port companies.

The various Govrenment Depart-

ments have been active in assist- ing industry in the development ol the Great Bear Lake mining aren. The Department of the Interior- is charged with the administration of the Northwest Territories and con- sequently has played a leading role in this work. Maps of the country lying south and east of Great Boar Lake are in course of preparation in the Topographical and Air Bur- vey Bureau of the Department, based on serial surveys carried out in cooperation with the Royal Os-nedisn Air force. These maps will be of great assistance in the prospecting and development of this very promising district.

Last year the Department cf the

Interior also had s townsite laid out at Cameron Bay and to date over 100 lots have been applied for and numerous buildings erected. A survey was also made by the De- partment's Mining Inspector of the timber rosources adjolnim Great Bear Lake with a view to their ord- erly utilization.

Other departments are sctivc in

this ares. The Department of Pub- lic Works is irnpzov-ng conditions for water transportation at several poinm; the Department of Justice has established a Royal Canadian Mounted Police detachment at Cameron Bay; and an up-to-date wireless station has been installed at the same point by the Depart- ment of National Defence.

The search for gold was actively

pressed by prcspectors in many parts of the Northwest Territores during the past year and uncon- firmed reports indicate that lm- portant discoveries of placer gold were made in the South Nahanni country. Last fall two proepectcrs returning from the South Nah- anni ares which lies-in the south- western palt of the Territories and Glues to the territorial boundry be- tween the Yukon and the North- west Terriwries, reported that they had washed some rich lrsvel on llcleod creek and obtained a fslr quantity of coarse gold. Although crm-ian or me Department er me Interior were unable to confirm this report by personal interview, the news Qresd rapidly and s small rush niulted. By the end of De- cembor there were approximately 100 placsr claims staked.

The original discoveries were on

Mcliecd creek and twc other small feeder creeks, the Diamond and the Canyon. It is also rsporiad that claims have been staked on oraela running into Plat and Prairie riv- ers, which together with the Hc- lsod are tributaries of the South Nahanni river. Bovarsl prospecting

vs been flown into the

number of others pru-

frm llrupson

_E3 e__,

fhill §§§§§

it-till:-.;;;-lilly iigln '3 Zlléfzén

Pl". Hmlili. wsfstod lackums river Herman sud

below 0,800 line, Il

italway intl'-:aaa plank throughout Canada to II #Us in March.

cent over volume for February. 1008

Bright Spots! of The weeki The Prevlrwiu thereiutsuee.

(§'.l'l¢0llllhlH1)

i _ll iii

WI.NI)~‘3C»iR-, Ont--IDM llotol'

storation of $3-a-day minimum wage for factory emp oyeas in east

wma-n, “dom” phuumc`m_ Pablo Wsrnllgiuahgat llevm 0'CIeo\ ` da.

CMDARY. Alta.--lin capacity of

Robin Hood Mills in territory slat of Calsary will be enlscwed by soo.- Oill bushels.

Dnonv. N. s.-cargo or 2,000,000

feet of lumber to leave for Great Britain-largest lumber cargo in D`rbv'» ahlvins niatonv.

BT. CATHF.‘R.INllS. 0ni.-Wl1-

llam Bright has pusohssed site for alaruecannlng tactory\obeerve~ ted near here.

announce their sawmill, closed since 19lil,willre<>pen about Kay 1.

SAINT JOH.N-Import tnillc

through Port of Saint John in Feb- ruary showed increase of so per-

and general cargo exports were up as percent.

VW r for 130.000

erocsoted railway ties for Ch ntse Government is being filled by B. C. firm and ilrst shipment goes 1or> ward in fevv days.

SARNIA, ont.-Cecond unit of

the Canadian Tin Plato Company. Ltd.. was put into Operation this week. Orders ahead will keep plant operating a year, it is sad.

SYDNEY. N. B.-Working stad

of Dominion Stall and Coal Cor- poration steel plant intreaeed lb percent as won: started on 4.000- ton rail order for C. P. lt.

NRA Intervencs In Threatened Auto Strike

WA81-IIINGTON. Mardi IG-(B7

Associated Press)-A five-day ti‘\i0e in the struggle between the auto- mobile ‘ndustry and the union mln of its shops resulted today from the intervention of N'R.A in a deter- mined eifcrt to prevent s strike which might seriously threaten the United States recovery Pfwrsmme.

with the executive committee of

the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce called io consided on Monday a med ation plan proi>°5"d by Hugh B. Johnson. Recovery Ad- ministrator, Labor leaders poswim- ed the threatened wslkout until Wednesday.

"If the answer is not satisfact-

ory," said William Collins. chief organizer for the Detroit area. “the plants will be closed down Wednes- day and work will remain allev- ended until the Government does enforce the National Industr al Re- ooveny Act."

The Princilml issue involved ia

the company union. American ib- cerauen cr mpor cinema asserted the right of oruunlsetion set i0rth in the Recovery Act had noi been permitted by the employer- ' -he lndustry.

N. B. FIELD CIO! VALUE

(LP. B Guardis.n's Special Wire) ( N. B.. March 1| -"The field crops of New Brilli- swlck which include grain. DIY. 1-001,., md potatoes were valued as s12,ac2,coo in rm. They serve as the basis of our live .stock lndustfii and at the same time furnish the principal agricultural product for export. vlz, potatoes." E- M~ T*Y\0f- field husbandman of the Provirltil-l Department of Agriculture, said.

dum; ch; past year over fifty was or puchblence and native silver were shipped out to reduction plums at 'n-all, British Columbla, and por; Hope, 0n.taxi°_ One com- pany has already been shilipinl 1°’ treatment, since 1031. h-‘Eh lfld° radium and silver ore and in _De- cesnber, 1033, transported by Dim* the first high grade radium concen- trates from radium from its fifty- ton mill. Shipments of 601112611'-YIM! from radium and silver ores will be increased as soon as water trans- purt becomes available this year. Although it is hardly four years . since the first discoveries of rarllum bearing ore at Great Bear Lake. Canada has already become an im- portant producer of this valuable element und as pfcdxxotion increas- es the Great Bef-r mike ana will he the source of orc from which the Whois of Canada and the 3|-.mn Empire can be supplied with rsdium.

While the discovery and dcvnl0D-

ment of the deP0lits of radium- hearlnz me at Great Bear Luke has occupied public attention. SU- vsr lr me predominatins l>f°°i°\1l metal found in this fi:-ld. Numerom ve-ns containing him- grade silvlf have Btfh locnivrl P* e<~\~rr\‘I larlr pmpeiqlcs md dei'-lipmrnt 0( thle mismp has proved that several of them will be producers and ship- \ pers durlrg 1004.

Hundreds of man were enthr-

ed on the various claims undr- gcing exploration and development and the mining equipment is being raised to a very high sianQrd. Ons mill has been handlins over

S E

8f;§f;§ ééetli i§!§fr iéil §Eg'E; 2223?;

Deeembe which ills rep fiva~ton pea-ed I erected

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Sunday School cilers you an epsrtssnity for ssrviq, for 3

study, for co-operation.

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