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Derore Colurmiuy: 406 oe" talase Sethe pot pel enough rock to build a sidewalk sabe ic yg nd at the same matter would be one only for|things stand, the British elec-| qn, |Guif of St. Lawrence in Can. from Paris to Baghdad. , sr it ai tea tisttaale bere the British government to de-|torate may feel more disposed i map was drawn about aa ao n-| time _ arrass sh g 'cide, and Prime Minister Wil-towards Smith than, towards 1440 AD--half a century before'4%- : ey ernment. a son might find himself opposing|some obscure non-whites lan- Columbus' voyage -- probably) A handwritten notati oa Having failed to obtain inde-|outside interference with alguishing in a Rhodesian jail. by a monk: in Basel, Switzer-|reads: "discovered by Bjarni). The Washington Monument pendence the legal way, the|British colony. land, using source materials and Leif." -- has the dimensions of a true Rhodesian prime minister could) -,,, seater so lak a only dating back at least to the 13th] It took "eight years of pains- obelisk, the height being 10 ae te y SIGN FULLBACK century, the Yale University li-|taking research by British and|times the width at the base. t with his cabinet and legis-| : : altho | meet with his cabinet and le8i5-\one of speculation and conjec-| \,.coveR (cp) -- B.c,|brary has announced. THE ULTIMATE IN LUXURY LIVING!! lature and declare that his 20V-\1ure Even at this stage, the| + op regs PRESTIGE American experts. to -establish DIGGERS MOVE MUCH ~ BUILT TO FORMULA ernment ee te seize inde' British government finds itself|Lions of the Western Footbdy| Greenland is drawn accur- pendence, a yGsgagsi £ 8M highly embarrassed. There is no|Conference have signed full jately on the parchment map| official deadline ee doubt that Smith does not repre- " ' and to the west is "Vinland. The British government could) n+ the Rhodesian majority of back Roy Cameron, a formey| The library said: not = ane rebel- | 4,000,000 non-whites. It is not|/4on released last -week.-Uy) "There is that portion 0!) Fa . hse poy fac.| representative government, and|Saskatchewan Roughriders. North America explored by the aaity sip ait st Smith re.|YCt it exists and controls the! ee - gime would obtain greater free- Comey. dom to manoeuvre by imposing A FEW 1 AND 2 BEDROOM SUITES AVAILABLE DISTINCTION The voice of the repressed OVER 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE! BEYOND a continuing threat without the need to take the formal plunge. Lambton, writing in the Lon- don Standard, suggests this is the wisest course Smith could follow. The Commonwealth might make a big noise but its argument would be legally lweak, since there is a great |gap between an actual commit- ment of an offence and the mere declaration of intent |Negroes increases and the Brit- lish government, in response, has \called for a new independence 'conference at which the jailed land restricted Negro national- lists would be present. Smith) |wants no part of this. Wilson| may not press him too hard. | Smith played his cards well. {He got seven days of public exposure in London, where his side of the argument was re- |peatedly expounded. The press FUEL OL COAL & SUPPLIES McLA 723-348 | KING ST. W. take advantoge of it! 24 hour ser- vice; and radio dispatched trucks al- ways on the ready to serve you. Fuel Oi! Budget Plan avoileble. 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But the)Canada and it is primarily this bush business will continue. [business we will be going Wardair Canada Ltd. has pur-jafter," he says. The Canadian chased a $7,000,000 Boeing 727-|firms using jets are Air Canada| 100 jet airliner capable of car-jand Canadian Pacific Airlines. | rying up to 110 passengers, says| More than 50,000 Canadians) M. W. (Max) Ward, 43, presi-/spent $15,000,000 on overseas dent of the Edmonton - based/charter flights from May to firm July this year. Air Transport Next April the jet will replace| Board statistics show the char a propeller-driven DC-6B nowjter business increased to $19,- Pa manana used on the firm's overseas charter flights from Western Canada. Wardair operates its $2,000,000 business exclusively on charter flights. About 30 per cent of the firm's income is from freight and passenger charters in the Northwest Territories and Are-| tie. 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