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Mack, 8.Z., and high latitude navigation flights, 88 Maclulich, W/C D.A., and high latitude navigation flights, 88 Mail, instructions on addressing mail to Arctic, 33 Mailing list for Eastern Aretic, 13 Manitoba, botanical surveys in, 37 Manning, T.H., and Nauja expedition, 29; and work on Circular, 93; on the Varying Lemming captive in ottawa, 50 Mapledore, rescue of, 70 M'Cllntock, F.L., microfilm records of expeds. of, 62 McEwen, E.R., and Canadian Wildlife Service, 71 Medicine, tuberculosis survey, James and Hudson bays, 1950, 45 Microfilm, records of M'Clintock expeds., 62 Millman, P.M., and hlgh latitude navigation f1ights, 88 Moccasin Exercise, 3 Mukluk Exercise, 50 Munamee, carving by, 77 Murray, M., and work on Circular, 93 Muskoxen, on Cornwallis Id., 26 Nain, report of dog disease at, 49 National Museum of Canada, botanical surveys in Manitoba, 37; exhibit of Eskimo handicrafts, 77 Nauja, and exploration of islands in Foxe Basin, 29 Navigation, Specia1ist Navigation Course, 30 Navigation flights in high latitudes, 88 Navy, RCN helicopters for northern work, 74 Neufeld, N., and botanical surveys in"Manitoba, 37 Nicho1s, P.A.C., and Hudson's Bay Co., 74 Northern insect survey, 85 Northwest Territories, government in, 79; Wildlife Service officers, 71 (correction, 92) Northwest Terrltories Administration, and Eskimo handicrafts, 12 Ocean Eagle, and discovery of Prince Charles Id., 29 Okalik, murder trial, 73 Operation Ennadai One, 6 Ozere, R., and botanical surveys in Manitoba, 37
Peacock, Rev. F.W., and reports of arctic dog disease, 48 Pemik, death of, 73 Penny, Captain, relics left by, 23 Perret, N.G., and Canadian Wildlife Service, 72 Pollard, H.B., and murder trial, 72 Poole, Capt. VI.A., on discovery of Prince Charles Id., 29 Porsild, A.B., and work on Circular, 93; on caribou in Greenland, 52; and paper "Plant Life in the Arctie", 50 Post Office Dept., instructions for addressing mail to Arctic, 33 . Potter, D.M., and high latitude navigation flights, 88 Prince Charles Id., discovery of, 29 Princess Elizabeth, presentation of Eskimo carving to, 77 Public Archives of Canada, and archives of Hudson's Bay Co., 33 Rampart House, insect survey, 86 Resolution Id., murder at, 72 Robinson, J., and botanical surveys in Manitoba, 37 Rëthlisberger, H., and Baffin Id. exped., 61 Royal Air Force, and Exercise Mukluk, 50 Royal Canadian Air Force, air navigation school, 30; Central Experimental and Proving Establishment high latitude navigation flights, 88; and Exercise Mukluk, 50; Air Transport Command, supply operations, 61 Royal Canadian Army Service Corps, in northern trials and operations, 3 Royal Canadian Mounted Police, and northern murder trials, 72 Royal Canadian Navy, and helicopters for northern work, 74 Ste Louls, F/o P., and talk to Arctic Circle, 52 Saunders, T~, de3th of, 72
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Annual General Meeting of the Arcti
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Hydrographic survey operations of t
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President: Vice-President: Secretar
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had the additional responsibilities
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cement was turned on its side. The
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}:sanwhile at Fort Churchill, Exerc
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were seen by the party in the hill
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Cape Hopes hdvance, Que. Cole, F.J.
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Payne Bay. Q,ue. Ford, Mr. & 1àrs.
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Published by The Arctic Circle Otta
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Through the courtesy of the R.C.A~F
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abundant vegetation for the ôlimat
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Navy is identical except for the ad
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Onoe olear of this new stra1t the v
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inadvertently found our way into a
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Steaming fa~thér ta the southeast,
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such as the testing and evaluation
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~1.40 per lb. or ~c~!on of a lb. Al
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The Club meets in Ottawa once a mon
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up the Minago River to Hill Lake, n
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where it was again possible to coll
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A comprehensive account of the faun
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face of exposed banks than into lev
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the James Bay area, 680 X-rays were
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As a protective measure vaccine aga
Page 54 and 55: The Varying Lemming captive in Otta
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Page 58 and 59: 111 it be possible to determine wha
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Page 62 and 63: 820's approximately 37,000 were tak
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Page 73 and 74: Two lines of soundings were taken a
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Page 77 and 78: Total mileage of Algerine on passag
Page 79 and 80: The C.D. Howe arrived off Resolutio
Page 81 and 82: Central Arctic, and the Ungava sect
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