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the uranium and the uranium/The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. Sept. 2, 1965. 15) | a

shares when Atlantic went into, receivership June 17 after de- | faulting on @ $5,000,000 note that ' matured June 14.

“We will probably suffer a to- tal loss of the cost of the shares but it is ‘hoped that the secured notes may be paid in full, though the final outcome is not ye known,”” committee chair- ' man Wilfrid P. Gregory of | Stratford, Ont., reported. The | report was adopted without | comment.

. Leslie said that as . a ing on the process with William |», step toward speeding up the judicial process, Canadian and De. Kari Ivarson of the lawyers should be classified as paanioultane departinent's soll re- barristers or solicitors as in pores institute. England. This would mean that hen we started work we solicitors, would research the!

didn’t know whgt was causing l rt OTTAWA (CP) — Scientists;tion metallurgy division said in the process but we suspected ll ge ara en nate

have put bacteria to work to aid|an interview Monday. might be some form of bacteria. | i ’

in recovering metals from mine; “Right now we're trying to We asked the agriculture | ee he mare: fomilier with

ores, but they still don’t know/find out just how the bacteria partment for help and they | Proc use.

exactly how the process works. works so we can extend its use managed to isolate and identify f “We've known about the|t0 recover base metals like|the bacteria involved.” ° er ee

process since 1947 and mines at “2¢ nickel and molybdenum.”| The mines department 1s. Bar Association | SABOTAGE RULED OUT

r | In a paper presented Monday|working in co-operation with

Elliot Lake have been recover-'tg the conference of metallur-|producing mines at Aelliot Lake| Is Caught In | HONG. KONG (AP)—A US.

ing uranium from waste ore marine nvestigation team re-

gist here, Mr, Harrison said in Northern Ontario to investi- since 1960", Victor Harrison of the soil-type bacteria, a rod-like| gate the actual process and look Atlantic Troubles ported Tuesday there he as “no the mines department's extrac- indication of sabotage

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way from the earth into water! In Elliot Lake, the mines are| “= in the underground workings of washing out completed mine’ plane which killed 59 American: xz : jthe mine. |stopes and waste ore with the |"8nts | servicer en returning to war ON THE AIR “We think it attacks sulphides chemically-active mine water, | sociation learned here that duty in South Viet Nam. The in the rock, and together with After leaving the water to act their organization was caught in | oiiminary report also ruled) the ajr ‘reacts to convert the on the ore for periods up to a the financial troubles of Atlan-\ out any operational error at) THURSDAY PROGRAMS | water to a weak solution of|couple months, the water is tic Acceptance Corp. Hong Kong's Kaitak airport as\O jsuiphiirie acid and ferric sul-|drained off, pumped to surface | The association's investment CFCY-TV’ | phate. and put through the regular re-\committe ereported at the an- 3.00 p.m.—Musicale

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EASE to be taken advantage of at the, i io 6.35—Tonight’s Music e864 _ 7s right time. | CUYLR ‘ sel. 7.00—Back To The Bible 9 10 928762 For example, take this hand} Sea ee > 7. 30—News and Weather | @Q102 @59854 where South is in four spades. Yesterday's Cryptoquote: FLEAS CAN BE TAUGHT 7.45—Program Schedule }fAKQ1085 J —|:-West-eashes the-A-K-Q-of-clubs || NEARLY--ANYTHING -THAT~A~CONGRESSMAN: CAN— 7.46—Red Cross Program Le : _ gsouTH land shifts.to a trump. Declarer|| MARK TWAIN we . . oe 8.00—Assignment—CBC 1 aAKI93 \draws three rounds of trumps}}. (© 1963, King Features Syndicate 8.30—Tonight’s Music | “ 7466 land is now faced with the dan-! eo * _— poh Headlines i Weather | @A6 ‘ger of losing a heart trick. ARDING H | x —Citizens’ Forum—C i i 964 Note that if South plays: the UR BO OU 9.30—Winnipeg Pops Orchestre— | * | act and’ another heart at this s SE MAJOR HOOPLE — cec : | The bidding: |point, which many declarers | ; , @ North. East. - South West [would do, he goes down. 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