George B. Langford of Tor-ronto will arrive in Nfcwfound-land this week in connectionwith the Millertown BasinNewfoundland Mines, Ltd., which holds rmning rights over a large area near Red IndianLake.St. John’s, N. F., July 21—Announcement was made today through St. John’s newq-r • t * v f'ajj I, (* _| ■ ff1- • , • 4' _* ♦ «!* . «-**•, i 1 • '»* i fI 1 • **■»*' npapers that Rremier^Walter Munroe would decliriclt;^t0 lead hjs party in the genera! election in November and would\k i1’ ii ’ , jM~ 3 -«•' * i ,^27^ ‘ t* ? Jo )• ♦ HkaJ b.*-*w^ir ■*’ v ■ - •resign the Premiership.Because of the uncertain conditions prevailing in Newfoundland politics, friends of the Premier had urged him to continue in office. He assumed office in 1924. .• jolL , 4 : * ' jDuring the last^ session ofthe Legislative Assembly, the• ' - ^ ^«■ 7IL JS5 1“ • * ■ jCi LMunroe Government had amajority .of only ones aside from the Speaker, but was successful in carrying out its program of legislation.We understand that two other companies which were formed for the purpose of developing country near Red In-dian Lake will have geologists oh the ground this month._ ..Trade ReviewriMSRR CRUISERS, X RETURN FROM WORKON T7ARRADORils A number of timber cruisers' * * ^ Ny, | that were sent to Labrador last e- October by The International se Paper C6. returned by the S.S.