Medford mail tribune., April 14, 1957, Image 40

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what you want most in a cigarette: the
unmistakable taste of truly fine tobacco.
A Lucky is made of light, mild, good
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even better. Have you tried a Lucky
lately? You'll say it's the best-tasting
cigarette you ever smoked.
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Ocean vessels must climb this river to reach the inner Great Lakes.
Locks in channel at left will help ships "step up" to new markets.
ildar Today it's just a muddy ditch
.The st. Lawrence seaway along the border of
Canada and northeastern New York State must be
the most expensive stairway ever built. And, in the
opinion of some business leaders, one on which our
economy could take a painful tumble.
' A billion dollars eventually will be spent shifting
the geography of a 150-mile international strip and
rearranging the economy of half a continent The
main objective of the project is to bring big ships, up
to 10,000 tons, from the ocean to the inner Great
Lakes, some 600 feet higher than the sea entrance.
To build locks, dams, and canals the "steps" to
such ports as Detroit, Toledo, and Duluth some 6,000
workmen and about 3,000 pieces of machinery will
move 150 million tons of earth, cleave an island in
half, and turn turbulent rapids into a placid lake.
When they are through in 1959, a shipping bottleneck
around Massena, N. Y., that dates back to the Ice Age
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control stream velocities and levels in Ogdensburg, N. Y., area.
will be broken; for the first time, large ocean vessels
will call on Mid-America ports.
The St. Lawrence, however, is not just a pile of
statistics in a big ditch. Its boosters maintain our
"fourth seacoast" will bring a new era of prosperity
Family Weekly. April 14, 957