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     104;“ and '“-"'sA-|»_ ‘Ganadian Losses 
     
     , in Ships of War 
     
    
   
   
    
     UITAWA. Dec. 11-40?) — H. 
     
     M.O.B. Windiflower, one or the 
     
     sturdy band of Canadian Corvettes 
     
     guarding ocean eonvcys. sunk in a 
     
     collision with 33 0! her crew mis- 
     
     sing and presumed dead. made the 
     
     sixth loss o! o. Canadian striping!‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Royal Canadian navy dead and 
     
     missing since the start oi hoa- 
     
     iiltles. 
     
    

    
     t Eiorty-iour members of the wind- 
     
     fiower crew survived Canada's sec- 
     
     ond Oorvette loss. 
     
    

    
     Her complement was dn/wn from 
     
    

    
     coast to wast and Ontario luf- 
     
     iered the heaviest loss with 10 men 
     
     among the casualties Manitoba 
     
     had four amon the missing, Que- 
     
     bec three, and ova scotia. Bflt-llh 
     
     Cclylmblo and New Brunswick one 
     
     eac . 
     
     Because or her name it‘ appeared 
     
     likely the windfiower had o glnal- 
     
     ly been constructed on United 
     
     Kingdom order and then turned 
     
     over t-o the Royal Canadian Navy. 
     
     Canadian Corvettes bear the names 
     
     of cities and those oi the Royal 
     
     Navy the names oi tiowera. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Previous Navy losses 
     
    
   
   
    
     Collisions involving Canadian 
     
     ships or war have taken a. heavy 
     
     toll of liic Previous navy losses 
     
     were:- 
     
    

    
     Destroyer Fraser—Lost with 46 
     
     men in June, i940, in collision 
     
     while evacuating troops from 
     
     FTanoe. 
     
    

    
     Destroyer Margaree - with 142 
     
     men lost» in October. 1040, in col- 
     
     lision vrlllle rn crnroy duty. 
     
    

    
     Minesweeper Bras D'or (small 
     
     D Cap ol-Lost in storms in Oc- 
     
     tnber. 1940, with 30 officers and 
     
     men. 
     
    

    
     Corvette Levis — To in 
     
     September, 1941. wl‘i1 loss of 1'1 
     
     Canadian ratings and one from the 
     
     Rttyiil Navy. 
     
    

    
     Destroyer Sagueilzly - Torpedced 
     
     in December, 1940. and lest 2t men. 
     
     She was able to make port and is 
     
     back in service. 
     
    

    
     Patrol ship Otter - caught fire 
     
     and sank in heavy seas off Halifax 
     
     with lCss of i9 men in Niarch, 1941. 
     
    

    
     Scores of corvcllcs have been 
     
     turned out by Canadian shipyards. 
     
     Only 190 feet long, they have play- 
     
     ed a major part in keeping the At- 
     
     lantic life-line open as they are 
     
     sturdy and fast enough to protect 
     
     o. convoy while requiring few men 
     
     to handle them in comparison with 
     
     n. Destroyer or other larger craft. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     SKATING DAYS 
     
     ARE HERE AGAIN 
     
    
   
   
    
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     1TH the precision of a bandlnastefs beat the 
     
    

    
     Stewart-Warner BANDMASTER opens to you 
     
     the entire world of radio through the new 6- and 
     
     Tuning-complete command of the world's airwaves 
     
     on the dial of your radio! 
     
    
   
   
    
     You too can range freely in this greater world of 
     
     radio entertainment-enjoy the programs of two 
     
     hemis heres with unsurpassed Magic Power-Crystal 
     
     Clear one. Ask your dealer to show you today the 
     
     Stewart-Warner Bandmaster-supreme interpreter of 
     
     the world's air bands! 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Notorious Nazi- 
     
     Agent Arrested 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
            
     
    
   
   
    
     PEIILADEL-PI-IIA, Dec. 11 v-(A 
     
     P) - Princess Stephanie Hohen- 
     
     lohe oi’ Hungary, once reputed 
     
     friend of high Nazi officials and a 
     
     colorful figure in European polit- 
     
     lcal intrigue before the war, was 
     
     arrested today (correct) by Federal 
     
     Bureau of Investigation agents, 
     
    

    
     The short, red-haired Princess, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Stewart-Warner Radios‘ 
     
     Radio Phonographs an 
     
     Record-Players are prlceai 
     
    
   
   
    
     new nearly 50,_ was sent to the $30.95 t $249.5 
     
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     ‘$1.23.... ‘no-no Patents 
     
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     anese natiozla rounded uip in 
     
     Fllll?d0lphl3. and Eastem Pennsy. 
     
     van a. 
     
    
   
   
    
     I-Yfl-Yfllfiration and l". B. I. agents 
     
    
   
   
    
     KKEPKEQWKKIHQTWC"Zfiifillfilflihi. ‘KEEN!!! 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     SHOWS 7 AND 8.45—MATINEE SAT. ONLY 2.30 
     
    
   
   
    
     OFF IN A CLOUD 0F DUST! 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     - In a race against time and thugs . dflvlffiod to say where the Princess . 
     
    

    
     to got the West's first phone wire ‘ = ' l 211% ZZZ’}.,,‘Q§°“J,“§ZY°";:{Q§§QEQ"QQ§ fi/ne alirmaaler 5kg Sonata “'*°'|" 4”? 
     
    

    
     mmugh “w w'ld°r"°"' » A had' been residing or visiting here. ‘Wdil 4991 Q‘f!°:1‘{"“:'£'}::"‘l"g“£‘“°'""f="ilimll"; 
     
     Ill IIIY DIIIIPICCWI I 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
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     STEWART‘  WAR 
     
    
   
   
    
     She successfully fought delportg- 
     
     tion proceedings last may_ 
     
    

    
     In November, 1939, she unsucces- 
     
     sfully sued Lord Bothermere, Brit- 
     
     ish Publisher. for breach cf contract 
     
     0n the aiiegatizn that. she. was to 
     
     receive about $20,000 a ygm- u m; 
     
     HD6631 Political re resentative in 
     
     Europe. Her counse said she had 
     
     obtained from Hitler an invitation 
     
     lfairngothcnnere w visit him in 
     
    
   
   
    
     During the trial a letter pur- 
     
     portedly frcm Ca t. Fritz Wicde- 
     
     man". former Httcr adiutant and 
     
     later Gennan Consul-General at 
     
     San Francisco. to the publisher was 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Skating Dresses, skotlng 
     
     skirts and Jackets, ideol for 
     
     Christmas gifts. The newest 
     
    
   
   
    
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     TLEY i“ cw l ‘ ' v ew sweaters in ti? a . Ervundwork hich <1 ' 
     
     " i “\ e- - “ P. l’ -~ “' m“ °. m‘ Distrlb i. a a. Marlll e Provin ea b MARITIME namo DISTBIBU Tons LTD 
     
     .2: iLASSESI WHITE y fig g on... bright _coIours ion Mm“ “*-°°"‘°-“° “Sam's” “° boil}... oi’ ¢.§......’a..u.... o... Ltd,,lialifax, n. a. " 
     
     a ofrrlvid. fAlllz8 lsegetlion HERMITAGE SCHOOL Sold in Charlottetown by _ ‘ms 
     
     ‘ .... _ Iv l n, » 0 I’ l‘ ' h" A. I. TOOMBS, BARBOUR do MMIDONALD J. P- CILUCKETT MILL‘! - 
     
     Pws SKYLINE SERENADE Musical. concur , a 9' 5 °' ° ° ‘e’ “l ‘Ihotollowinais the report of 1-m- m Queen st. m Fitzroy as. ' 11s Quoob so, ' 141 time 0mm 81- 
     
     VARIETY VIEWS —- FICTION AND COLOR CIARTOON l"  nuéafiiflesgliiioollfogllqlodergbel" 
     
     ye -~— . re urey. 
     
     y! Grade VIIL-l. Joseph Rooney. . . .~ - 
     
    

    
     -~-~—--——--- we —--v -- 3' Grade vIL-l. mllncefi RODNEY’ 2 Sielulimi-Wurnr-r-AIt-rllitv Cornrvfltlofl 0t Crirlurln LIWIIWW‘! Rolls-ville Ontario Cqnqdi y i‘ i | n f 510...... i-Wdliilllé"! 
     
    

    
     =--———i——~- ~~ ——— -"-'-~ y Jose“) M v lsn ' ' - _ ' . l ‘- _,-/ - n" l'"l-J n‘ U‘ '5 o ~. '-_  
     
     I l‘   Grade  Edna MacVaris - Radios 0 "South-Wlrid" Cor Hooters I Bussizk Casters 0 Automotive Hardware s Alcmitc- lubyicclion PrOdUCIS- 
     
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     no -w| ,  a i GT. GEORGE ST. grgg: gférphy w _ _____________ 
     
     A small amount. will hold any ' - '—1- “WP” mid!" oifizoooha”élir'_la‘—tmaa__”__f—boxea ‘.0 tle “"' Fmivrizfsn‘ soTlFoi. norilia MacDonald, Doreen Birt. 
     
     w . . Grade IV. Jr.—1 Alban Curraw ---- 
     
     ft tl Ch l t . ' i te . t, Ronnie MacDonald. 
     
      u. s.    i’: 9:3 :2‘ J‘ r s m“ m‘ ZgggdgIilrk1ll'.?én?iell1la%fi§{f: 2 veTlf-Qgflglsllfgglso  lgrthfsfilitrlli- Repprtxofqilviéexzigfir School for the Jeanette Marshuii-Jreacher. 
     
     W - ' -=< 1 Y-‘Pil’ Qfifi-Miv He“ Hilda Lark};- "3 Wm“, Mastm - ' stitutc Fund $15.14. War Fund sat».- mvlli 0 ° . - . z -—~—-—--—- ' ' 
     
     ______ __ ' ' - as, tot 1 v0.9a. Grade x.—1. {saw MlwI-eod- - STORK aurora 1- n n , 
     
     mom-n WINSLOE SCHOOL géizooelaeiknhfnogullllniiio month. ' P"“:“'l“l° “mm” m” ‘P’ 52:31?! Mwuod’ 3' Ronald Mac- __U' s’ w“ BOOM fiwigll mxfi i 
     
     Ilolicw of T liulc  Defence Relations Bctwccil the Two Honor m“ [or Novembm  lyggggtflglzhnifigifizlffiffillzl; §§§_l"~’,‘,‘_ GradéI1§i-I-£C<irees§?hm1§f§fia,d, wAsmNMON, Dec. 11-(CP)— . j 
     
     Lountrics show Still 5mm er Ties. Grade x.-1, Vera Nunn; z, Jes- .__.___.______ ' son. rel... Social weuoie, Mrs, w. Gm“ V - ' The u. s. Census Bureau reports a I 
     
     g - 2 Roi Ford 
     
     7.3110 “h/Ilnllbltalllghicn; 3. Katherine sflmqx [IERHAPS Rtgd arid Mrvsé RB Beer. Rial‘. r/‘gri- lumggdvn__i Alfred MacDonald; gain ittih Uncle film's lDOggIEll-Oilhflsl l t - 
     
     _ _ , _ _ , , , , __ ~11?“ 3i l- Man f the s ‘go, tfibi. cu uredr". . urns, pr. me '~ ' . . . d‘ more ana m on n mom . l 
     
     ‘h! {RANK I‘i..\lir,li l‘_\ Prllk dccllzrailozl by Przmo MllliSLOi‘ brntio ViII_ lAl-l. L82! Roberts. gqnjugu; game Iavngpgvly,“ u ed ECOIIOYIHCS? Mrs. D, itc-izbnscrn, stirs. 2-§°§“<1v}>f§°@}j§é,f§ gzggfilofiw‘: and o“ my; hold ‘the ‘gm-k p“. '1 
     
     "HHHIHIII PMS Mo" Wm" Mmkvuze Km: and President Glade V111» ‘Bi-l. Wine Cild-  Douglas. R,,,,{;;,°M,,,b,,,,',.,.. 3 v¢1map°£¢1,’sona1y responsible. In the year 
     
     ' _ v Rmwvelt anti fnllowcri the i940 de- 1119M}. Chflllviw mmsldi-‘i 3- m“ PARKDALE w. r. The annual rep'rts, which were and. V,-l. aloirloi. MacDonald; ending last April. anion wen ap- - 
     
    

    
     orrinlua, n1» 9 -rcP> -can- Yclopnlcllt of the creation or a ci-i-“iel-v _ The Deggmbey meeting o; Pm“ pzstponed mm Nove on a He.” Macaam proximately 153.000 blessed events cgnfegtlgnery 
     
     Bliél and ‘one ullllPil slows tenuod Joint Defence Board to bring about Grad‘ n71- Gmm Laird. 2. dale wQmn-a 135mm,, was hem on aooaunt of illness were heard with ‘Grade u1___1 Marx-mm pom; o, more m“ 1n m, avenge y," o; 
     
     lo become industrial and economic thg oo-ordinntion of plane for lnlii- $1911 S11v1‘. 3. Dfllmle Mflllmillflll- gm 13g, “up 1n the F/chool ha“, m‘ interest. Mrs. Ralph Gay, Wendell Ford, ' mg pas; decade, the bum“; “pm-m 
     
     p.41’ 's rlulrnlz lflail llllner the lm- inry, nuvnl ‘and air defence of Lhc dmdc IV (JAFJ Robert may President. Mrs. R. Beer, presided NPQTY/ed- Grade 11-1, Ian MacRae; 2, 0r- 11115 he} boon the nation's 
     
     incl. otxwgi ulul 1's ui-nz <l<[;1l..n..; Nqlrlih {Iilrrlclncgll continent,“ I We“ . . . anéi eighteen member; were prz- 1a5Ab-m;7ei$.i:_$(|ig§l‘5l§d  "gm wig} Fgrdl. s 1 Edw rd Ford estimated population from the April 
     
     m" 1m imi rt qnilruLlos 0 ma- l!‘ yzlc zir" inc ar o 1 ~' _ _ en- - - ' ' ra e , r.— , a . 1_ 1940 g1 13135 , 1 __ - _ 
     
     (hint-s. important finallcial coéilisccxiauenkzlefs méfiflade “L (B) 1' wnmot cud MM!‘ the usilail openi exercises, 90ml‘ 30km 3433'“- Imm Grade I. Jr.—l, Carl MacLeod; I. 313,001 Igligegr York  :3 13g‘, W3 hllVe one of ‘he fl“ 
     
    

    
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     will. l“'illli°.3ii'l‘.‘fiul.'~§-"f: K1511.‘ ‘t. ‘$12.93iiléfiié“.dllfiihlinlfaillliilioff “ill-ll.” “'1' R“"‘°“°‘ M“ mor-gckmélalillllésl" “h” rlmdsoulllls-Qll. amour smut 193$ °°i§l’§i.‘¥u“§$irm.-1. alrmrw- Lin?‘ iliislfiall"hlnw°ii'i.“..fii est displays of 6'" 
     
     l..»< unmarried nwliwllllc rivalry ooo u. ssoooooooo worth oiwar ma- sumo 1. iM-i, Merrill Clark Th‘! Red (Ir-as reports for the War mmds $141.94. Leaving a bnl- Donald; 2. Luella Miwlfld- period of 1939. h. e 
     
     found its most concrete vxprcctsion ioriois from Canada. thus aiding Grade I. (Bl-l, Merrill Shaw‘; 2, mOIIY-h weneasfoloWE, V- Shaw “m” M 3123-“ t Perfect attendanceD-Luctllla Eliidilw- Chqcolaleg, We ilV ,1 
     
     lIi tho (TPILl/lll n1 u .l.>iil: Defence thi countrv to maintain its ex- Mervil Saunders." Ml- Edward 599d. B DPS. socks, 1 M"- M~F~ Rhdmtsecremw “p12! ' Med Margin dllfiupgp; {an  ORWEL], ‘CQVE M31109], . d s 
     
     Plozilm-‘isii ( mi‘ " announcer! change position tvlth the United Sim” PfllPfi 1H RERdlflIk-Wllmfil m” dN-“Pnd knlckers- 3 Yea"- 1 “'38 mm°°'?;1“°1“l“’m°°‘,  Mung}. Wlgnl-‘Zod Duran‘ pm-d -__. 0V0!‘ (llSPIllYl! , 
     
     by Prlznc nil. t‘ Alllcktllzic King States. Frcm in... outset of the war Cudmore. Phyllis Ford. Merrill khak swab-er. l par lwsmerfa. 2 f,*i’°°“‘,‘.,,'“°°'“*$.,§.f,‘-“°‘"b°m..°‘"3 “iihkiil ifliaionbnald-alaoneri Honour mu for November. i 
     
     *>="'1‘-' i“ N°vmtl>vr~ Canada's financial Position requir- m“ “l” ‘m’ 1°"°“' l“ ‘5- 1 “WK; (‘all “l ioniovelflia ital-am“ lo n: (latilotolooso copy.) Grade x. Bn-l. Kathleen Msc- i i‘ 
     
     t This committee has a5 its Iilnc- ed rinse watching because of unus- pglamMl-Ellilrzfif égflgllhmetlo_phyuu lsemltp" Pa" KY9)’ 81W . imclgxgermenml 88m“ nOOn I _____ goods]: Jean Maolleod and Alberta _ Charm “g 
     
     ‘ltl Til [Ci .<1' 21d .llh ' 't-i'.' J‘. f ' - I - " 1 0 . - 
     
     Alglltlflflgfiplilgf‘ yxllracglcfirllrlllrlinlésllliclina llle  gtllltcsmangu; ctwqllgrllri‘. Hen“ (g°lt"l,k€““““he" 1 Mni D- unn". 53- P9591‘! 509d hefilgwakdulfgggiliorgtg  COVE HEAD ROAD SCHOOL érmgllr. Jr.-1, Annie Jenkins; 3. BOXCS M. 60C, $1.00 $12"- 
     
     wnv as t0 illPlii‘ ilir‘ maximum pos- drnln on Canadian holdings of ““l° plea” mp7) 4 M‘! 90°19!- 2 Bwrves. l sweater day evmmu except’ hum“ ‘m, an»... R-il m» cuvellcad Road Stephen MacKenna; 3, James Mc- _ r 
     
     siblc il'c of ll)" rzsourcos of tho United States funds, 5 d 75-35- léllilgliw. Hawlthorne Ave. summer monhm 8011001 f0!‘ month of November, Ken" - . $1.50, $2.00 lip l0 50-00 
     
     two crlllntrlcs in labor. raw motor- HGHT PAGANlsM b0 {leala-v Years» 3 P“ 1'5 Wlllmfll- Rod Om“ ' ‘ Knnunz__ N ‘___-~., Marjorie MacDon- 2 gfad9alx-iLa5figgfl9hlégl-fiodl 
     
     ials and industrial capacity. Mr. King's Visit   1'18 pair; socks 65 at" mittg, l2 lld- Willi] 131E785‘ "lfiln- '15 gutgce “fin-w 
     
    

    
     Tim l‘ e “mmlm” “ll WP "i wunon-(cm- Nothing 1m seeds rrgm glare a...€""l.‘?b Mo‘ Pllra ladies rldvos ‘l pairs men's ~"“d° vm"1' Alden - Doczllllii. Kenna-e: no.5; abonor- a Mary Cedar BOXES 
     
     eye out tn soc that 1r on." co.u~.‘r.l' Mr. Klnz made two visits to the than o united church can meet the Anmnmen- Bu’ ma’! 'f ‘byes, 19 “veneers, 34 “w”. 3 dorfl; 3. Veda MacDonald. 3. Rooney- . - - 
     
     nqulms supplies of a cerium t pc prosldpnt during the year, the Eas- challenge o1 tqallgm-lm paggnlgm qmmima, 305g," 5nd a ‘kgrfia vests, 5 helmets, 13 aero caps. i B1311“ V“ 1 ‘men would,“ e. gym]; v__,1 311mm] Mummy 3, . M 
     
     and if they can be obtained m tor irlp which resulted in the dec- defined p; p3, Ban-y, 3451105 of the chndren at m“ “me ‘I pairs bed soclos 3 1 2 Muff” gooadndge. 3 magné moyq M55135‘; 5nd “Elwyn - when empty, siillfl t‘ 
     
     ‘Sfiflifihilfl.~£’°"2..$“€..;’.§P§§  ll;::;:l..;".::i..l.  i." .?,°"t‘,‘,,‘".§l‘...""“ ‘or can“ or 1i w=,s,,,,¢~we ~<>,,d,~,,i,~,,~='- bee» r" "W" =“"*‘"r-.:..""....:'."‘tl§  ' ' ’ “ca:  . .. m... . . ~ u... .....  o. 
     
    

    
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     not plunge into the creation o. zri- changed views on a wide range of '—ei-—' r ‘M p‘ to m.  L knickers, 2 years 2 baby-jackets. 2  {L11  ‘llllllaligdlall Wig Pgiflfik allcltfnga. h “Dom  t i box 0f 
     
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     ditlonal plant facilities in order to questions. 
     
     produce them for itself. Munitions Minister Howe was a 10a sheets, 64 pairs Pyjamas. 30 mm; q Mcvgmen 3, guy. Grade II. Jr.-1, Ann Grant; 2. 
     
     regular visitor w Washington A 6|" 0|: WAR sAvmps dressing gowns 80311101811111; ack- ,}<,?,,,,,,,,,,-,,"-Y y Kenneth MaeLeod. finest quanly o; candy. 
     
     Hyde Park Declaration throughout the year as his duties 7 ets. 16 h ital guwrll. 16 ace- grade nf___1_ 5111,19 gm; 1L Grade I..-1. Eileen Rooney. 
     
     called him 1| ere to consult with masks, i4 aundr-y bop, i2 dresses. Stew!" Mmmmld;  Kenneth Hiyhrst average Senior F1495" 
     
     rm.- two governments agreed to offfciaia of the Office of Production STAMPS OR (ERTIFICATH flrle- 8 Ywa- lowlllww flirabr- MacDonald. Anne Jenkins. ihicen Macmoga 9 
     
     set up the committee following a Management on purchaser of war l ackets, ifpalrs grelyls . It'll. 3 Grade IL-l, Annie Power. fulll" “You mid Mn“ '  
     
     recommendation of the Joint brou- materials and priorities for scarce  S  WH-H  by 1 Ru". 1 gag:   ifiafiagiignald. Mifehrlrgt aiégglznlxlic "hem mo,“ 
     
     ,,,_ M,  m“  I ' » ' ' ' ' 90mm gm; g, oison. Annie Jenkins, Beverley Mrc- DRUG STORE 
     
    
   
   
    
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     lomoizim- mrllrr to study "lean-s 0-’ 
     
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     llld bring about ro-ordiilated action 
     
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     New! ‘HIGHS on iiw» Ht. Lawrenie 
     
     Waterwu s‘ were 4Iiil‘i'l€(l on early ‘ll 
     
     the your and culminated in the 
     
     signing of ml nwrcement on March 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ralr- sea-luau! lineman. flewhlr- Grade 1v.-1, m. and Elsie Mac- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Grade I. A.-'—-1. 
     
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     Leod. Clifford Macbeod, Patrick Mc- 
     
     Martina Momma-Teacher. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     merits wélle already operating aion? i0. indications tile project would a 
     
     1i... "m, llnflq, be started (Infill; the year were no. , - l m m“, “the; .t“ndm'w_muim Doe)“ 
     
    

    
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     and industrial resources was formai- Roosevelt did not submit the agree- *1‘ “an m. Mugmmdl “m, 3m, by g," 0g gqpqgggqn i; i819. 
     
     “m” ‘ "*1 Imus! lhoDonsld, nunq sin. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     meat to congress for ratiliution. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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