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In montreal harbor for a nine-day stay is this 3,000-ton Brazilian training ship, the Almirante Saldanha
In montreal harbor for a nine-day stay is this 3,000-ton Brazilian training ship, the Almirante Saldanha

In montreal harbor for a nine-day stay is this 3,000-ton Brazilian training ship, the Almirante Saldanha

Date8/3/1946
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Original Toronto Star caption: In montreal harbor for a nine-day stay is this 3;000-ton Brazilian training ship; the Almirante Saldanha. The four-masted schooner; her sails; furled; sailed into the port under diesel power where it was greeted by Com. C. H. Little; Ottawa naval headquarters; and Aldredo Valladao; Brizilian consul in Montreal; who carried a bundle of mail aboard
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0014104F
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