a Bites Bupert’ ‘Dany. News |

-Monday,, April 3 1961.

 

“The 81, 500, 000. ‘Prince
Rupert ‘Airport : will. ‘be.
ready: for operation. at the

~ end of this ‘month «on ”

schedule, according. to en-—
gineer B. R. Souch of. the

“department. of. transport.

Thursday as he showed a”

Daily News reporter: over’. S
the: ‘final. installations of
électrical cable, sewerage
‘beacon: lays

¢pnstrtiction,
duts;; water. supplies,. -
| dwelling. locations and. the

Padio station,
« The- temporary. airport. puild-

 

¢ Iig'is almost. complete and sew"

Side of ‘the. runway is ‘still con-
tinuing. Beside the tank site oth-

“potential ‘dwelling ‘house sites. to
House: airport: personnel,

erage: “is: being laid to service’

this ‘and: other: adjacent: “pbuild-. * a
ings.” To. the rear: of this’ build-,.

ing. is locatea'a power. substation:

Which was recently. connected to

the. city, power supply,

    

way. markers, obstruction, lights:
marker. beacons, night. flarepath’-
‘dna incidental lighting: for the
_entiré, airport. 00° pew
cee Ir: addition to ‘thé ‘neces

yards in. length.
g struction | of :a° ‘pase. ‘for. a
water tank: ‘on-a’ hill to the east

   
 
  
 

er areas . “are | being levelled: for

 

  
  
 

pleted. shortly.
Although’ it .is ‘not anticipated
there will be an official: opening

of the airport. until “mid- sum-=!

mer, according: to City Adminis-
trator R, W. Long, the airport
will be able to handle ‘traffic
shortly. Just what form this will],
take is not known’ at the mo*
ment.

Although there | are large
cleared areas adjacent. to the
terminal building..and the. taxi
Strip no hangars’ have 80> far
Been constructed or proposed.
Ferry landing construction. tent
der has been awarded’ to ‘Vank
couver Piledriving Co.:.Ltd,.. at
$79,920, but so far’no work has
been commenced » on’ the Digby:
Is, side. The ferry, also will need
some servicing,” notably’ for. ter
edo worm, before site is put ‘inté
service. and city council have
made arrangemien(s for. his, to
be done,

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL *

TOKYO (m—More than: 5,500
delegates from 61 countries :-will
attend the annual Rotary. Inter-
natiorinl
20 to June 1.

 

 

 

  
 

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I on -the Proposed: ferry: cae

convention here May

 

  
   
 

    
       
  
 
 
  
 
 
  
 
  
 

 
  
   

 

‘LONDON: a - — More than 2
000 bedraggled 1 marchers: against |.
the H-bomb ‘shuffled. through”
London’s: wet streets today -for’a
mass rally . in: Trafalgar : Square:
climaxing” a::, four-day: - “protest |.
trek - through: the: English’ coun-
tryside.

Steady | rain. poured: down’: on
two long columns , of : -chanting |
demonstrators’ heading ° for-'a
linkup in. the: heart. of. the. capl-
tal,

The “weather: r
‘thusiasm. “for. the. may ‘which
‘had’ been: billed: as’ ‘Britain’s‘big-
gést-ever’ demons str ition: against |
nuclear. weapons.

‘More than 15, ‘o00banner-wav-
ine marchers, “with: mounted: po-

 

   

‘|Hee at their: head;: ‘tvamped : ‘into

| central London ‘at; ‘the: end:of.a:
Sd-mile trek. from’ the gates-.of.
the Alder maston atomic, weapons :
factory, Ce Oe,
Another: 8.000: ‘chanting. “pan

 

the homb" ‘and: other slogans, which”
converged | from a U.8--alr base marches,

 
 
  
  
   
    
 

al: Wethersfield in Essex.

. In ‘the.’ ‘square itself, ‘beneath
‘Nelson's column,:.a crowd, of
‘about. 2,000 .waited ‘to greet the
two. ‘processions.

“Organizers | ‘had | hoped for.
‘éurnout ‘exceeding the 70, 000
‘denioristrators wha assembled a
year. ago at the end of the an-
nual: Aldermaston - - to - London

a trudge. a
.Wrapped™ “in. raincoats, the
‘marchers -kept-up a. brave: show

| of enthusiasm’ but even the ac-
companying | jazz bands sounded
Jimps’ “Some of the. demonstra-
‘tors; mostly : youngsters, . ‘wore
-bowler: hats’ with their, Jeans and
carried umbrella, 8.

‘Leading: the ‘marchers. were

 

several. ‘Labor’ Members, ‘of “Par-
Nathent: ‘and: churchmen, ‘iInelud-
dng: Canon: ‘John Gollitis of St,
Paul's: Cathedral, Canon, Collins |.
“iy a leading light: of. the cam-
-paign for nuclear. disarmament,
organiaed the, two

= ‘strip are. plainly.’ seen’ in ‘this pictur

“nearby hill. The: access’ road from: ‘the ferr

the right of the. temporary
“western end of the runway,.
proach’ lighting system.

“pehind the terminal building.
‘runway. is surrounded by: gravel strips:
apron. is ; immediately in front of the. terminal building. .

: ~ =. Staff. photo; by John Pain

wo ‘FASTEST. FISH
- Swor dfish,

‘are ‘unrivalled — ‘for speed among
‘fish, sometimes swimming up to a

& participated in. the -con-| |
struction of. the Prince).
- Rupert Airport. on Digby ore
_Island during |

eost: is ‘no “yet fully as-
of sessed. 6

handled: by Peter Kiewit Sons Co.

 

WIDE GRAVEL: APPROACTI “AREA. nti tHe ‘8

 

uport Airport an Dighy

or Princo:
Island. and the start.of tho 2000-yard: runway: ts’ Seine ‘cables’ and-Hghting Installed. Tho sear
to the right: of. thd: picture, shows where tho hillaide. has been Jevelled:to make:fho final surface.
of ou arene’ a inbles :ara’ boing Jald Jn: shallow trenchos. Which: are. .fillad into make. a.
sinan
Souclt '
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a wed feat

nlovg' the od
atadtes ‘that, the’ alrport:
ala} opening 13. not exnaaln

‘on.of tho tarmna, Department : of ‘Transport engineer B, R.
construction work will be conaludad by the end of Unis month:

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PLAN. “LAYOUT of hea
visible. in the. middle. distance.

the right is a trench: being: du

irport, ‘runway,:
e taken from’ the ‘top. ofa’
y landing leads.in to”
terminal: building - which -is. clearly: |.
Sewerage: trenches and: cable. |.
trenches for aerdrome ‘lighting are also discernible. The north-.
which is complete, canbe. ‘seen. ve
towards: the top. left.of the' picture... The dark. line. ‘running to”
ug to house: cables for: the .ap-
-A third access road’ runs. northwards. |.
“for about 2000 yards: beyond: the runway. té allow servicing. of
“beacons and lights.. The power substation is out of the picture |
“The 200- foot wide; 2000-yard long .
‘The? taxi and parking”.

 

 

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“The: runway. ‘construction. was

of. Canada Ltd., ‘of ‘Vancouver

| Greenall. Bros. Ltd., of. Burnaby,
‘have put up the temporary ter-
minal: building, power. house,
‘| dwellings and radio housing,

. Water, sewerage ‘and the ac-
cess road to the radio site was
done by A. ‘C..McEachern Ltd.,
of Vancouver; while F. B. stew-
art and Co., “of Vancouver, are
installing runway. and approach
qa |lighting, power supply and the
radio building. D. E. Guyatt Ltd.
of Prince Rupert, is handling
certain electrical] sub-contracts,
Saltspring Construction . Co.
Ltd. of Vancouver has complet-
ed work on the power line to the
airport, while Canadian Com-
stock Ltd, of..Vancouver is in-
stalling electrical wiring for aly
seyen ‘buildings which will be
completed by the ond of this
month, ©

‘Also- handling - ~ sub- -eontragt
work on the airport is the
Prince Rupert company of Alan
E.. Barr Ltd, who are doing ex-
cavating and clearing, ©

‘Secret radio
sought in U.K.

LONDON (Reuters) — Britain’ 8
seecret servica is searching for al.
yadio believed to be bonming :
‘messages from Scotland to a}:
Soviet trawler fleet. operating}.
near the U.S, nuclear submarine
base at Holy Loch, the London |, |
Daily Telegraph reports today. |.:

The. newspaper, in a front-
page story, srys security officials
in the Glasgow area are trying!
to pinpoint signals from an un-]
known source strong enough to].
reach the: trawlers outside the
threo- mile Umit,

TTT EY OPERATE

REAL BRAWL

DUNEDIN, . N.Z, (Routers) os
when Robert Lee jnstalled a ra -
dio transmitter In his home so]
that he and his wife could hear |
thelr baby’s cries while: they] -
visited nefghbora, ho didn't real- |
ize. the sounds could be picked]...
up: by radios for miles around, He] |

 

 

 

 

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PARIS. (Routers)— ‘Wark ‘hha
Jatarted here on tho firat datalied |...
{map of the Sahara Dosort, Tha’).
‘first part, a series of 20 maps]
already printed, may be bought
only with permission of Fronah

 

rom abatt, nhato, hy John Pain.

 

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with equipment, housed:

, néar the. obstruction: light mast: to” he. eft of the: crane’ boom.’
rock | and © “muskeg: has” slowed . “normal: clearing ‘

: work ow! ‘and: nas’ ‘hampered: ‘construction’ throughout; ‘the’ air-:
. 6 ffiis beacon runs: almost to the:

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