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CANADA HAS
URANIUM RESERVES
OF 225.000,000 TONS
OTTAWA UP—The government
announced yesterday that Cana
da’s known reserves of uranium
ore are estimated at 225 million
tons.
This is the first time Canada's
reserves of uranium have been
made public. The announcement
means that Canada has vast
quantities of material available
for use in its atomic energy pow
er program and for export to
other countries.
It was also announced that by
the end of the year Canada’s pro
duction of uranium will be at the
rate of 3,300 tons a year.
Only a few hundred tons a year
will be required for Canada’s
atomic power program over the
next few years. The rest will be
available for sale to other coun
tries and for stockpiling in this
country.
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State Department Asks
Longshoremen to Stop
Ban on Reds’ Baggage
NEW YORK UPl—'The State De
partment has asked the Interna
tional Longshoremen’s Assn, to
halt an unoffical ban on handling
baggage belonging to diplomats
from Russia and other iron cur
tain countries.
The request was made Wednes
day during a conference between
State Dept, and ILA officials.
ILA President William Brad
ley asked that the department
submit a formal request in the
form of a letter. He promised to
present the letter to a meeting of
the union’s wage scale committee
scheduled for Monday.
Longshoremen have been re
fusing to handle baggage of iron
curtain diplomats arriving or de
parting from this country.
Basketball Tonight
Tonight at the school gym local
basketball fans will be treated
to two fine basketball games.
The first game at 7:30 will be
between the fast - moving Mer
chants and the towering All-Ser
vice Panthers.
The second game at 8:45 will
bring the much-improved North
Stars against the scrappy High
School Nanooks.
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Troop $6 (4th Grade)
We are having our Brownie
meetings in the seventh grade
room after school on Thursdays.
We were deciding what things
to make for Christmas for our
mothers. We are learning the
song, “We Three Kings of Orient
Are.” —Kathleen Mclver, Scribe
GIRL SCOUTS
Troop 69
We met at Mrs. Harwood’s
home Saturday, Dec. 1.
We discussed what we were go
ing to make our mothers for
Christmas.
There were only three girls at
the meeting. We each received a
free show ticket.
We had refreshments of hot
chocolate and marshmallows.
—Myrtle Chambers, Scribe
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Troop 67
Last Friday we did water
painting at the home of our lead
er, Mrs. Weyer. We are planning
another party.
—Judy Koplin, Scribe
Roy Snyder Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Snyder, is visiting his
family here while on leave from
the Navy. He is based on an air
craft carrier that calls Long
Beach, Calif., its home port.
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