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If gibraltar, is no longer the key to the Mediterranean, as some experts maintain, then Malta may become Britain's most importat possession in that se(...)
If gibraltar, is no longer the key to the Mediterranean, as some experts maintain, then Malta may become Britain's most importat possession in that se(...)

If gibraltar, is no longer the key to the Mediterranean, as some experts maintain, then Malta may become Britain's most importat possession in that se(...)

Date1/9/1959
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Original Toronto Star caption: If gibraltar; is no longer the key to the Mediterranean; as some experts maintain; then Malta may become Britain's most importat possession in that sea. Strongly fortified; it has refuelling facilities and dockyards. Above is Malta's capital; Valetto
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0117770F
The surprising travels and adventures of Baron Munchausen : in Russia, the Caspian Sea, Iceland, Turkey, Egypt, Gibraltar, up the Mediterranean, on the Atlantic Ocean, and through the centre of Mount Ætna, into the South Sea : a voyage into the moon and dog star, with many extraordinary particulars relative to the cooking animals in those planets, which are there called the human species : a sequel, containing his expediton into Africa, his being buried in a whirlwind of sand, feasts on live bulls, builds a bridge from thence to Great Britain, supported by a single arch, visits the islands in the South Sea, &c. &c. and raises the hull of the Royal George, &c. &c. : humbly dedicated to Mr. Bruce, the Abyssinian traveller, &c
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1851
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1799
Girls behind the guns are playing a key part in the training of Britain's anti-aircraft gunners
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12/14/1940
The experts become onlookers. Artists A. Y. Jackson and Richard Gorman turn critic before Pissarro's painting, Women Washing, at opening last night of(...)
The experts become onlookers. Artists A. Y. Jackson and Richard Gorman turn critic before Pissarro's painting, Women Washing, at opening last night of(...)
11/1/1963
Fay Weldon: One of Britain's most innovative novelists, noted for her consistent qualities: humor, originality and perceptiveness
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8/8/1984
Garment factory: The garment industry is one which most economic experts believe would be in trouble at first if a rapid free trade agreement were to be signed with the United States
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9/27/1974
Fertilizing the lawn is best started in early June, experts say, but most people - like Jan Evans, above - can't wait until then for the grass to turn(...)
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4/14/1978
A person's artwork can offer insights into inner-most feelings, experts say
A person's artwork can offer insights into inner-most feelings, experts say
1/31/1991
Some line: Letting a new company such as United battle the staid phone utilities over long-distance calling should mean lower charges and better service, some experts say
Some line: Letting a new company such as United battle the staid phone utilities over long-distance calling should mean lower charges and better service, some experts say
12/29/1990
An old familiar drug, alcohol, is increasing in popularity with young people as the use of some other drugs declines, addiction experts and schools of(...)
An old familiar drug, alcohol, is increasing in popularity with young people as the use of some other drugs declines, addiction experts and schools of(...)
3/29/1973
Some experts fear more scenes like this one in 1982 when a blanket of smog over the city caused a pollution emergency
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10/27/1982
Expert on aging: Blossom Wigdor, psychology professor and director of gerontology program at University of Toronto, says that at some point, people are no longer competent in their job
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