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or in I safety deposit box-«it may s/)¢')t1 be available in a more mnveniknt form than ail present.

The Canadian gold—mining in- 51,51 ry is pushing the idea and the “_\/es" or “no" lies with the Moral governrrneni.

Al present the a1Ithori7,od mini bar mniains 400 uonces which, at mp nilsiciia price of $35 an ounce united States C'llT'I‘el1£",V', comes to 614.000. It is somewhat less than that in Canadian money at pres- ent rates of exchange.

For some time the Canadian Metal Mining ARSOCIBIJIOD has boson pre.ssi.ng for an auiihoriied gmallef bar of one loiin. or aibout.

For Smaller Bar

32 '‘‘’11f‘-’‘~8v Whloh would cost menl ranoinins this small mini, around $1.100. 1-,;,r_ MAY VAUSE “"5113, .. srI~M11I.A'i'r. INTERTEST 0"1E1T‘-311‘.V the association .9110: ., . . . Rested 3 will Smyalnekr bar cnsltlvri-,-g ’ Aithollgrh It will ‘he 11ii.l_c.~' around $100 hm H is u‘ndm_‘Smna Immediate benefit p'T‘l(’.(%\VlS9t this ¢,h,a,1, momtamy cdmles felt this plan.1-s bound to stimiulate Inter- was getting too much into the e«s«t'1n gioild, sales cit British sov- range of wrremy and might lead 9-I‘e1>izn-s and of West German 10 00'mii.Jlicatinos or albuises. small bars, hm". already dflnﬂ rphe idea behind the Suggesmjm onsitnated 21 growing Interest. is that if gold is avaﬂa,b1e in mare Norandia has a direct inter- convenient forms_ mam, pm,p1e__ est bee-aiuise its Northern Quebec paptylly because on the agemld Horne Mine, although primarily gilairnior and flaivtlh im gioild _; Wm 3 ba»se~Iﬁ:at1tal‘)J01gr(4)1(r)lv)u1cer, aloof prod- pumhme it uces as 111 , ounces o goi commem-mg an the mama. at a yealj. and several of Nora.nda’s Fridﬁyas amm,a,1 meeting of Nm._ subsidiaries are also gold pro- and-a Mines Lbd., John R. Bvrad- ““‘°°“- ‘ﬁeld, Norianda president, said; Mr. Brad-field also commen-iyd “The gold mines are anxious on the uncertainties surrounding 10 he'll! themselves, but. their 000961‘ Price-s. now in a :16» hands are tied un~i.i-i 11110 govern. Dressed condition.

The G‘ua1~'dia.n Page 1.1 1 1-"rida)', May 2. 1958

Strike On Boston And Maine Railroad

BOSTON ((‘.P)«—=~A Boston and‘ Maine Railroad 11nion'said Mom‘ clay ii, has called a si.ri~ke for 5 am. Thursday becaiise the com- pany refuses to negotiate in good faith.

The Cianadian Pacific Riaﬂliwnv uses the Boston and Maine trackrl south of Wells River, Vi:., for its Montreal-Boston service. ‘-

Harold D. Ulrich, general chair- man of the Brotherhood of Ral'1—i way and Steamship Glerks, Freight Handlers, Express and Station Employees, apnouniced the strike call. spect his grouipls picket lines, shutting down both passenger and

He said other union-s will re- freight traffic.

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