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PAGE roua THE GUARDIAN

Authorised as second Uluu MIII P-not Offiu Dsputnssnt, ZISIIWI. The Island Guarding I'uisllIIIlng Um

UIBUULATION total City zone . 3.105 ltetIil trading Zone L451 All Others .. 820

,;rocal Net Paid . C l3.IHs Editor ln'l Manning Director, J. is durnctt Auocisto Editor. Frunh Walker.

lf"The Strongest Memory is Weaker Than v rfhe Weakest Ink"

cnsanorrrrrown -ruasnsv. ITN. so. 1951

New Health Records

The death rate in the general population of Canada in 1950 is estimated at 9.1 per 1,000 or about 1'8 below the previous low in 1949, reports Dr. Louis 1. Dublin, sta- tistician of the Metropolitan Life Insurance

Company. Among diseases which dropped to new lows in 1950 were tuberculosis, pneumonia and influenza, communicable

diseases of childhood, and appendicitis. In addition, both maternal and infant mortal- ity rates were lower than ever before.

Particularly noteworthy was the record for tuberculosis, the mortality from which among-the insured declined about 672: in 1950 on top of the very substantial reduc- tion in the previous year. The 1950 death rate from the disease is barely half of what it was only 10 years ago.

EDIIURIAL NUI ES

Barbara Ann Scott will draw 02,500 a night for performing at the Ste. Agathc Winter Carnival. '

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The Labourers Protective Union acted in a statesman-like manner in disciplining members guilty of contravening the rules

and regulations of the organization. 0 O O

The Boy Scouts Movement requires no commendation, it speaks for itself. The modest appeal for 855,000 to carry on for the next year should meet with a ready and

generous response. C

Reference in these columns yesterday to the sitting of the Board of Transport Com- missioners here in 1947 should have read 1946. The Board sat in July of that year, although its findings were not published until February, 1947.

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With an aggressive member rep- resenting it, Prince County apparently gets all it asks for from the Federal authorities. The 042,000 contract for the repair of Summerside breakwater is the

latest example.

California fruit growers are disturbed by the competition of Washington-subsid ized dried fruit which was shipped to Hol-

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PUBLIC FORUM

This column is open to the discussion by correspondent!

The Age-tllli Story

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Old Charlottetown (And P. E. I.)

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SEIIVANTW REGISTRY

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"Win our essay contest. Ind he I millionaire in New Yonk for I week!" sn,sd. Idvises. Not long -enough; we'd learn to like it in I week, and want it to be permanent.

The hood of the house can be heard just about now predicting how much fuel the heating system is going to use between now and June 1st. - st. Mary's .loumal-Ar- 3118.

Is it really thst pupils in our schools these days don't want to learn to spell, or is it. that the teachers with their heads full of the "modern" in educational styles will not impose the dis- clpldne inherent in teaching pupils how to spell? The other day we got a letter. written we take it by I junior soenographer stating that "in dew course" a certain report would be available. This runs right through public. high and university classes these days. We've seen letters and arti- cles wrltten by university grId- ustes which would make the hair of a public school 12-year-old curl in the matter of spelling. if dic- tionaries are worth printing. then spelling still has I place in our

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JANUARY. 39. 19 1 .

J3 . t i. place then let us see that schools teach it. A bit of the cipline which is I requirement. of Illellinl correctly would do some 'good, we verily believe. and TH, 'tdew course" might lower blood pressures of those who lelrned to spell when they went to school. -Letihbridge Herald. ” l 1a, A Weekly pay rise of use '1... 120.000 city employes elrnlng 2,” than 37,500 I. year does not do lug. tice to their needs and does my, constitute an adequate solution Th is the first general pay since July 1. 1948. when I. 3250 cam. of-living bonus became effective The fact that 120,000 times moi the new bomxs proposed to 11,; Board of Estiuinte. adds up -to 330300.000 8 year does no: man the lot of the individual undep; pIid employe a whit elsievr. Hot 13 not to blame for the fact that um is a city of nearly 8,000,000 popuja, tion in which budget Ind tart fig. ures reach sstronoxnicui pg-090,, Lions. All -he knows is the size of his take-home pay and the pl-eggng Iris-hteninas cost of what he buy. at the store to support his family We believe that the money cm; be found for a more generous cost. of-living bonus, and that it should

educational system. If it has n

be found.-New York Times.

sscum-rrl numosns

of questions of Interest. The Guardian does not necessar- ily endorse the opinion of uu I espondcnts.

The record for respiratory diseases was

, , land and thence to this country. Our po- also exceptionally good. the death rate

t'1to growers had also to cope with sub- Empliwmt bureau” '" mu” . ,

fng new. as is indicated in the fol- lowing item from The Islander

Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever 3 man

from pneumonia and influenza, among the company's policyholders, was about one- third less than in 1949, which itself had es- tablished a new low. The reduction in the death rate from appendicitis was equally large. In the last five years alone, the death rate from this condition among com- pany policyholders in Canada has been cut by more than 60,"'c.

The improvement in maternal and infant

mortality is especially satisfactory because Sorts, which are jacking their rates in an- foot level and 10 inches for the oyoflgr sax btohaety only paid mug Wm hizfnoae who: ,,,:,,0,

. . , - v. ' v - s s e c .

the Canadian birth rate remained close to ticipation of 3 freeze. eff Elf t:g0h11:;:ctY:ni;lChm1f 0,, me and day of June in the :3, ujewmgen jmcgame 'i,r:;f 1:, -Provincial Munro .

the record levels of recent years. D0W'1- gmm to be 3 my M3,, among, same year of 1949, the Govem- employer." omen: cnsunorrmowu -suusmnsms - uoxnocs

ward trend in infant mortality during the past decade has meant the aggregate sav- ing of tens of thousands of infant lives among Canadian babies born during this period.

Mortality from chronic diseases of the heart, kidneys and arteries were up very

I slightly last year, but when allowance is

made for the increased proportion of older persons in the population this increase is wiped out. The death rates from cancer and diabetes rose but similarly reflecting, in part, the higher number of older per- sons in the population.

The excellent health conditions prevail-

Mr. tiarliIner's confession

According to a Canadian Press report, -Agriculture Minister Gardiner has denied , allegations that he or the Federal Govem- - ment was responsible for the existence of

the bilateral contracts as a means of sup-

plying Britain with food. The report goes

on to quote the Minister as saying: "We l were always against the plan as applied to , Canada, and still are, but we carry on un- ' der it because no other plan is available."

"Extraordinary," comments'the Ottawa "Journal, "that it should have taken Mr. i Gardiner eight or nine years to decide to make his true feelings, and apparently those of the Government as well, a matter of 1- public knowledge. The food agreements or contracts-mainly for wheat,. bacon and . cheese-between Canada and the United

it Kingdom Ministry of Food have been a subject of keen debate yearly

since the early days of World War II but this casual

1 mention by Mr. Gardiner is the first hint

sidy-demoralized markets, but that probably belongs to a phase which is about at an

end.

If a hotel room costs more today than it did a short while back, and it does (says a Montreal Gazette writer), its because proprietors expect a freezing of room rates at any time, and are getting in ahead of the ceiling. The same holds true for re-

No case of influenza was imported by a member of Eisenhower's personal staff as suggested in a Press bulletin from Ot- tawa. A member of the Generalis staff was taken from the plane with an undis- closed illness, which was described by the medical authorities as nothing contagious; they said definitely it was not influenza.

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Now that Mr. Lester Douglas is gone, there seems to be no Government member sufficiently interested to press for the carrying out of the Federal Building scheme. Perhaps after the Probate Court

and led the Democratic Party into the adoption of advanced measures of social legislation. He was elected President for a fourth period, thus creating a record. In World War II he allowed the U. S. A. to remain neutral till Japan forced it' in on the side of the Allies by bombarding Pearl Harbour while her plenipotentiaries were conferring with the powers-that-be at Washington. 0 Notwithstanding the fact that Sudbury Town Council possessed the power to ban circus performances, midways and side shows, it decided to take a plebiscite of the electorate on the subject with the re- sult that the "antls" carried the day. This question has always been a controversial one in municipal circles, with the "anus" pointing to the amount of money these travelling shows take out of a community, and the "pros" pointing to the money they make for service clubs, etc. There prob- ably was more justification for circuses

NEW SUDIDIERSIDE WELL

Sir,-I wish to correct an errone- ous report appearing in The Pion- eer of January 25 concerning the amount of water capable of being pumped. from the now well on the top of the hill, near the stand- pltpe. The correct amount should have read 100 imperial gallons per minute or approximately 144,000 imperial gallons per day from a well drilled 12 inches to the 70

of water for the size of the well.

I wish also to correct the state- ment concerning the well now be- ing drilled on Harvard Street. as saying that the work is being done by the Water and Sewerage Com- mission. The work is being done by the Trask Well Company and I opposed the contract being given witlhout tenders being called; and I opposed the size of the bore which is to be 12 inches, my con- tention being that a six inch bore should be put down first until the amount of water is determined. and if an unlimited supply is found the test hole then could be enlarged.

I was voted down by Commis- sioners Stewart and Dewar, who llhamselves awarded the -contract

Summel-side. Summerside, P.E.I. O

NEWFOUNDLAND MARKET

Sir,-I wish to further impress upon our pu-blic spirited citizens a few things our Government should do to help out industry on the Island, but their application of good intentions smacks too much of politics and ”bigger in- terests" welfare, especially in Lhe meat packing house busines. if the truth were known I would say that La-bor was kicked and the farmers badly fouled to the -best advantage of the politicans during the last meat packing house strike on the Island: and I .believe that those who might, be in doubt will understand better when my” letters are finished.

Two years ago in March while I was talking to Premier Jones one day, he told me that it I wanted to Zgci some financial aid from the Government to help get a small .klllln-g plant started, he would -give it to me. but not before two months. When the two months Were up in May I paid him I visit and when asked about the

soweitlt, thst shall he also reap.

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taken before the mast of that great best - a great picture of s good- looking group of men so full of the unseen riches and glory and the ever-lasting lame and politi- cal power they expected to achieve in trying to further and foster the Newfoundland trade. Perhaps the Government was feel- ing good over their-' good buy. most men do in circumstances like

men-t figured they were perhaps entitled to a bit of a blast from me through the press, so to avoid this. they called me into the office of the Department of Industry and Natural Resource. Just a simple operation of pouring oil on the troubled waters before the elec- tion in June of that same year, l but interesting too. I was lllp be- fore Mr. J. O. C. Campbell. then Deputy Minister of that Depart- ment. When the operation started Mr. Campbell informed me Pre- mier Jones told him he had made a. mistake in buying the Eskimo boat, because as he said "we have a horse now and no buggy" And be (Mr. Campbell) promised that the Government would glady in- vest or loan to me thousands of dollars on a plant, if I could get

All I had to swallow was enough -goose grease to keep me quiet until after the election.

, per of May 1. 1808:

"At a meeting, held last evening of the Farmer-s' club, the dent. Dr. Jenkins, in the chslr, it was decided to establish, in con- nectlon with the Club. a. servant: Registry, where masters can, is. 8d., enter their names and ad- dresses, together with other putt- culars they may deem necessary. Servants in want of will, on payment of 0d.. similar privilege. Members of the

preci-

for

employment have I

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MAN'S LIFE

Man's life is well comps:-ad to I feast,

Furnished with- choice of all ur- isty: -

To it comes Time; and us s bid-N den guest

He sets him down, in pomp Ind

male ll: The ilhree-fold age of man, the

one is the wiser. and I few sxtrs cents profit is made. Mr. Shaw concludes

with the

I would like to point out to Mr. in

Campbell and good members the Government, that 1 am n -more incompetent. as Jones called me this summer at political meeting;

fooling themselves and living ver handy at cobweb which is closin

in on them day by day, but they are too headstrong to know it, Some day the atomic bomb that was invented between Toronto and Charlottetown It the time of the

meat packing house strike, ma explode South of the River. I am. Sir. etc

woopaow wlii:A'rLr:v

Charlottetown

THE EGG SITUATION

Sir,-with your kind permission" up a little

space in your Forum column, to devote to the egg situation. since Tuesday, January 16th, up until Friday the 26th I have l'stensd regularly to a. certain broadcast and have not noticed any reduction in the price

I would like to take more of the valuable

Premier

1 would rather Say to them that they are only

statement: "With the cost of liv- ing on the increase there should be a more careful scrutiny of all purchases made whetiher it is fruit. eggs. or bread, and consum- ers should frown on any attempt to hoist prices whether it be by design. unfair advantage. or monopoly, and the latter should be definitely crooked on ilhe head before it gets under way. I agree with Mr. shsw, but who is going to do the "cracking"? It is im- possible for the former, as the has to take the price the . gnding station offers him.

Then in turn the grading stat- ion operstor has to accept the price the wholesalers offer him. There is nothing he can do Ibout it. According to the report given. the wholesalers Ire only making I profit of 2 cents; it is impossible' for them to do anything. The only vanes”-what-can do Inything are

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and the onsum . Lower this ex- cess sprssd between the wholesale price to retail. Ind give the fsrm- er more for his sill. Ind give the egg rtstions 3 cents to oper- late on instead of 8. '

those in Mr. Bhsw's Dcpu'tsnent,.

Friend and Protector to fare of Canadian citizens, and in

future more secure

cident and Health Insurance

PROFESSION

millions of people in Ill wslks of life. the Life Insurance Companies

It is a privilege of the Life Underwriter toltelp make peoplslsi Consult the Great-West Lite msn for I suitable plan to meet your special requirements. including Ac-

HYNIJMAN & oh. no.

ALLISON P. McLEAN--District Msnsger It lurnme .31..

CYIIUS A. B. SIIAW-District Munogsr It M nthguo

F. L MIcNU1'r-leprosontstlve at Kolliililhn

l. T. MYERS-Dspresentutivo It Elmsdalo

EAILI1 8. JELLEY-Representative st 0'I4eIry

J. FBANK STEBNS-Representative It Eiourls. AGENTS THROUGHOUT THE PBOVINCI l

play I vital part in the wel- the National Economy.

AL CARDS

J. 8. IAYLOII

optomst ' ” 5,. - - ,- fitted

corner Kent t Queen Sis.

FARM PROPERTIES

Palmer & I-luslorn A. J. IIASLAM. B.A., LL5-

lsrristsr. Etc. Bush, of Non Sootio members Churlottetowll. Eli. L MONEY 1'0 UOAN

................m.- MocPiIIo & Tr-oinor ll.l. MMPIIEE. II.A.. L0.

I. BOMERLID TBAINOII. B. A.

Barristers, Ito.

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M. Aibun Farmer

h.A-. l.I..D IQONEY To LOAN C Irlottctown. P.l.'.l.

Joseph ii. MocMiIIun.,

. . . ,, , . , totheT kWllf ti 1 . (mg in Canada in 1.950 reflect the eXtld.- cases have been dlsposed of It may be dlfg ten inchmhsole for Life Bsarzee :;-,C: are bllewfoulndland people to put Then W331? T; eumen Wm” Office PhoI:I I958-lloulc liilli LL.B. ordinary advances in medicine and public ferem but meantime the initiative and R , as the first hole (512.00 per foot) 9 Wm "M 1 repeat” to ME (made, of clay) BABBISTEB, soucrron. Ital . 1 3 Cam bell ,,h t p m................-.---- . 11 the , , and 5720.00 for testing. If my sug- 9 " mm" 5"” mid Comes Death, and takes the table . '15 Queen Jtnet t health "1 recent decades as We 35 gresslon rests with Mr. McLure. the 09- gestion had been followed in the refused to back ' Pr01m9l0n- If clean sway FIIEDERIC A. LARGE. mom: :1; l 8905 ecmlomic c0"dim”5 9f the past few Dosition member for Queen's. case of the first well. then t.hous- f,'1”YN”" ,3 Pt;'ic3';”89 5353- when "l Money to noon cousouou 1 'years There is every good reason, Dr. W55 0' dvlms COIN have been me, a”,:;”3:,o:,:eg”h.””e;ftc”P' I'm”h”d 3”"”"” (15"4-'153'”- - - . . - ' ' ; I r ;l. - Dublin says, to expect continued improvc- . ' ' ' . s"ed M mf :':::"g,r' etc" good p,,,,,,,e, Jones (',?e,n;,,:Cif; --:--:--- Bmqmn so,,c",,,.' Noun, Dr. W. R. CCPSOII 1 ., cg; ment in Canada health in 1951 Franklin D. Roosevelt, wartime Pres- CARROL DELANEY conscious) had offered me a loan Royal Bank of Canada Building . chlropruior 7, 1- , ' t idem of the United states born this date chairman of the Wm" and Sewg on a plant. but forgot he offered difference? I am not mousing Charlottetown. P. E I. Palmer Grsdults - . ' are e cmmi 5,0 1:, Now my opemuon Wm, ML anyone of doing this. but I still ' CHAELOITITOWN .. n 8 s n of the Town of N my AND . 1882, Was an aggressive New Dealer J. 0. C, campban was mt Eve”. maintain it can be done, and no "DANS O C 201 Prince St. I010

John 9. Niclrolsonh l.L.B. . -

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154 Prince 50., Phone 2850

Ch'toIm.

J. A. McGuiqan IABRISTEI. NOLICITOR, Its. NOTARY. ITO. IAEBIBTEE SOLICITOB CUEBII BUILDING

Adjoining North American Hotel ...:....-..'...:...-.m.

Doll 8: Mot-hioson IAIBISTEBS. soucl-rots, he 3:8. BELL. M.l..A.

DJ. MATIIIESON I..I..B. L0. Attorney: It Luv LOANS ON CITY AND FARM PROPERTIES Ill Richmond st. chu-mtetnwn. P. E. I.

. Dr. A. L. Moctsuuc

or.-lmsr Dental K-Buy . -

GLORIA BUILDING I79 Gnltou St.

Phone 201

A. Wolfhcn Guudot. -LLB.

osnnrsrirb. soucrron. nu.- Pnlllru II

in Grafton Itrsot Money to Icon collection!

that he did not favor this method of selling. loan-hci simply said --what 103,,-.. spread on me 3-gun mm 0; This does not so on Ilono in

2 , and midways a generation ago says Sud- y '14 , ' eggs. The yi l t g , Charlottetown. but in our! city . .

?.These contracts between governments we” bury News when local entertainment was al?3u.w?.'in2??" Ipewasngnot 0:13: era 1! up amialtnispr Sdelloas H36 :"'em'd.' R u m-puubh '" CIICI.-R. MOQIIIIU hameson & Pun.

11 accepted generally by producers in Canada limited to , s uar dance or box l l me" he ”'9"”"d "'9 "'0"?! '-0 pm" ”"””d by the '"””'”"" iiiodtxlgrlmdhtgaf .7 mum A'wl ”""'w"' -90'

. as a necessary evil during the actualuwar '1 q 9 a 5”C”' :39 not inlgnef when he said ;'::)'3:cei:.V;;i' egityrxgnlng 3:; ,.,,':,., ma Mud? m'd""'"';,,., 0, IL , A.I!. runs. uA.. I-I-I

fyears but in the five. years since there has 0 0 0 me mm; :32" ,?f,,;,', 03, enfughhfn comparison with the gf,:g;e:W;;Lj:?3;r:gl:3fon "'1 ”",':.?,:;,,s.o"c""n' c.u..g';,....- ::.:,ui. ma bean Plenty of Oppostlilol; anitgoililjseivgreecgnelzlt f It will be a great city if nothing results Ineveforsot. and I will dl-W"-" lh” prr::a:il:gcot'i;s'"&" ;,5;,,'.: ”';,i;,,,,,, then ohm in midsunmsr. Is it my sugnus so am: cum strut '

, man a ortuni ies or r. at - mm the admir bl u e tion thro t ' k ' ' kc! more feed to set the hem """0 chsrlotimwn In Y PP 8 6 S SE 5 W" (m Now the only ground which 2";:,:le1:.':f:,r; jgmytmgi P32: 2?: going. Every extra cent helps and Phone rm l

I iner and the Government to make their

? feelings clear. ;' ' "If a firmer stand had been taken by 2 Mr. Gardiner in the first years following

bymsir Evelyn Wrench in "The Times", says "The Spectator", that "as some recognition of the immense generosity of the American people in providing the Marshall Aid with

the Premier promised to loan 'the money to me on was "that I must not allow any Newfoundlsndcr to Invest in the p1Ini." I argued against, this move, claiming it was

encourlgss the industry. The poultry industry hos hslp- ' island in

ed the fsrmsrs on the . '1" 9'" v'"-- "6 mrv -n- J. A..0ABBll'l'lIliB8 them to keep It it. Unnsqon-bis, ' 'R'o'

consumers were paying as high. as 59c for Grade A Large, Ind grud- ing station in some cases were 35c. On that date we were paying soc for Grade A Large. and if I

-R m--. IYIOI .4. Mill? 0- il- OPPOIIITIIIT

coursgsmsnt should be given to "gt, 3... guns

' ducts and open our market to U. S. pork.

Carta, after all, belongs in a sense to the

Now 1.. figured out Tnyself, that when the Premier wsntcd me to

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the consumer hss to pay. Another turn of interest in ur.

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to lsst winter. I you

IE0 ill

January when the mice of not

the country vars. slsughtnodft

men to Simpson Agency)

ll-the termination of the war both our hog which we are now happily able to dispense, wggwto 1.3.1 ahslnesstthat remensur correctly cum-lotu-. mm me" "on .u M” ,, . mo". m , A ind dairy industries might well be in a this country should present to the United in the plant. rad sold: or" flit. .2?.”.l.S':3:h'...3!'3 or i'.".I1'.ll. ii; bagn. run In!!! dlmhztams 07m”m'm5T W0"'"'I "0"" A”'''”'EL". : hammer voswon than they todw- states the or the row enamel comes or iiitf 1:l:.."l..'."...?:::r':;:::rl'."-..:.:.'.:.::. l-m-e'-'.'m-1-at-my -”-'i3--”i'- PHONE '4” Gemini 1. HI&l'd.-H .

2 better able to meet new demands for pro- Magna Carta still in existence. There is ment did not hold with him, and man between the hue. ths "ch '"' -"W" W” " W '” 123 K t St t T - o 1.1.: ilduction, unnecessary to import dairy pro- something really imaginative here. Magna i W" "V ” M” 5"d"'""- ”"”''w """" "m "" M” W id :32? fits "i..'5i":.3. I an me man Dqdgm El

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sldles) has had.a stifling effect on produc- the great current or Anglo-Saxon history and be more vulnerable for .l. "D to 81'ld9- the-e cm are the . 1...... ' A, - , tion, removed initiative and had I tendency divided into two streams. Msgna Carts ff,” ,?;t,f,i','lM"”i,i,':" n'1';:,k”f:"';m,i;l; .;?;k,:'... .',f.". ,'.',',';,.,"',',,'.' .fllI.nIys.llirI'10ofv::ko?d mm "mm", o "”"i"""f 3 to make producers toomsllsnt on govem- was not quite the bulwark of democratic, um . ;gr""”;'h.:':" 09?”. ”'”k"g",',',”: ' 'nso-to'3'r;la'i-'tb1'v”'p.s. ; mm; M, b liberties that it is sometimes supposed to "am 'g,t;i;;ima.;h-':.H:oo 6:: ,,,,,,',,,,,,,,"",g,,f,f,'” ,,,',, ,,,, sooommla smlon. r. r. 19-- : -"Ofcourss ifMr.-GIrdinoI'Iin1Pl)'m0l!1f bd.'.but his it unique landmark in the hilt cbsss the Eskimo ml 1... ?...l. ',',1,';'':, ",3; ,,,"""',',",,,,,”""'," h ' .

- d;.c-uu.. contracts were forced on OIn- cry of W-sum clvlllntlon. The pnsunts-I 33:-din: co N-wtoundl-ml. and tan.” ...”a' nun? 3..mJm”.'.' orrsws. m. a. stop. - A '

.. an ax wood mum-u mgr gm! - mg of to hi-ton; mm to .. ...i33?l'.f'ai'.l'::.'t-'z'4:2"niiI ::”'..,'?.'.l'. :::'..t'”'..'::.?:"..;:L ”"'” "'”" ” ' t '''''i''

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' The existence of these agreements between Anglo-Saxon element in these islands for obmdcn thelden of investment 5iI"'I '00.": ll "'15- "W0 h-VI t . . .. --- ' ( 1 no h I I h. dropped W 93 CORN III IIPM' , ' i 4,- governments (with set prices and sub- it goes back far beyond the point at which ,;:,,",:g",',,"',f,f,"i:,',i:,”i:',,:"o,,'i':: mg, 2,,.,o,, ,,,,,,:i:',',",u,””,',”:',t.,'t,'::j ,:,,,,f er. now Insny noon shout mum”... ' - . E I mMN'A . am ' r