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“building: underground: “command!

‘posts and. fuel and. ammunitions’

BASE REGARDED, WIGHLY
Pe The: ‘pase | ‘has ary. ocks, éap-
“able — of. v ‘taking © the: largest
“French: aircraft: carriers and js
‘regarded by French military ¢x-
‘petts’ as..an  ideally-protected
~etommand .post in” Mo. event of
-an-atomic war,
wit 1058 — two years: after the
“former French | protectorate of
- Tynisia, becathe Indepertdent - —
Wanco and Tunisia undertook
cangexchange of letters to deter-
mile the fubure : ‘atatus of ine
. base...
“Prange, had ‘agreed. ‘to: remove
all her. troops from ‘Tuntsiq, Oke
capt Bizerté.

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nets: 5 court’$ 50 |

eprinking. inn, public, plage wort |
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Tuesday
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Many: ‘people are convinecd: of ;-
the danger but..are:too sheepish
to aanut it. to. neighbors, ‘he
added,

Some. were even ‘hiding ° the
fact that they. have .basement
fallout. shelters:.This was. partly
-aS-
sessment on.’ their «homes,

“People are building. shelters
“more than you realize,” the. of-
ficial said.

There was: no way of knowing
exactly how many, but the fact:
that more, than . 1,000,000. copics
of shelter plans. provided by the
government have been. gobbled:
tup by the public was uu good in-
dication'of interest. oo q

Another . was a. steady,. ‘Ine

ercasing demand | for copies of
a booklet; printed: by the federal}:
Emergency; ‘Measures Organizu-|
tory) “tolling. Canadians how ‘to

Power. company: feolaees. |

y

line.

the. conductors. ‘ot steel coated!

with copper, ,

“The job | bogan. a “week : age,
and hopes - fur “tha it willbe
In? 0° days, TB,
Binck,, general manager of Nor-
thorm.B,O, Powar at Prince. Rup-
‘ort, sald Monday. Certain. land
portions will, be renewed thon, |

‘The, task ia." hazardous ane |.
Jin: Inapy respects,. since. the: mon
are required to work at a, holgh
of 176 feot above. the fast-tlows |
Ine Skoona, . o ote

‘fonslon machine,’ -abrlnging
equipment and “winch wore
brought.into this: distriob f or the
operation, - ae

*Thespan. 1a” ‘pari. ‘of: the. otis
pany's, 45-milo: tranglssion ‘Mne |.
from the Falla, Rive gener ting |’

Jnnt; Lo consume

part’ nrel Port: We wards

“Toing a tho ‘ehiof cause of. de= |’

torloraiion: at the: ‘conductors,
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prepare. for::
nuclear. war: my

The booklet, ‘Bieven. “Steps. ‘£0
Survival,” -started: “pouring off a
Montreal: firm’s;: printing: press

copies a day—and:: ‘Officials say
this may not meét the demand.
The Emergency: ‘Measures . Or-
ganization—a federal | ‘agency.
CO. ordinating
Canada's. nuclear-age. civil de-
fence. . preparations—has | been
pounding, home. for. about a year
now the need for. preparedness. -
The 40- -page- “suirvival book-
let carries the’ ‘reader ‘through
i tens ‘on handling “such nu-

yICTORiA” “Oi: _ Highways
Minister’ Gagiaral” of. British
Columbia has::beon summons-
. ed to appear Ini nearby. ‘Saan-
“teh police, ‘sourt ” Thursday on
tv charge of careless, driving. -
‘The charge wis lald by Erie -
_Vlekerman of: ‘sluney, rn

Mr, ‘Vickermitn,. an assessor.”
“tor: the, federill;’ government, :
said he: was" driving an: the
Trans-Canada, ‘Highway July.
11 when a gar: passed his and
xoveral, other’ vars on the
vight- Hane aalile,” the shoulder
Of. tle road, ">

Mr... Gaglirdt. ‘hos Informed.

Monday: ‘ab. the | ‘rate © of 50,000 |.

get: rid. Of. radioactive: ‘dust a
‘came out’ in’ May and, the’ first

‘printing | of . 300, 000 . -coples.. was | ~

gone “‘in a matter ‘of weeks.” ”

The second’ printing. of’ 1,000-| |
000- copies’. “is: going. -. just...’ ‘as
quickly and Prime Minister: Dief-
enbaker, who has personal ‘ di-
rection’ of; ‘civil defence , has
authorized Van expenditure ° of
$60,000 for» ‘another 1,250, 000
‘copies. |

 

1 wa smallet
in the. correspondin periods of :

rej cai Russia’ Ss demands tor alto the status ola mt

erlin notes pupiined today but left the way

“warned, of. the ap
rs” of: trying to” ‘de=l'th : :
,. ‘peace treat was a cause of ten-|
. by, sion. which would lead'to a; world.

 

3 ait
ussia for building up a: crisis
ermany when none in fact

iS: not responsible. for. the’ fail-

“CPA open. ‘office.

Canadian ° Pacific Airlines. an-
nounced _ yesterday’: the... Prince
Rupert’ office will’ be open “be-
tween 9 a.m, and 6 p.m,,: with
the exception of a luncheon: pe-
riod between midday and’ 1 p.m.

 

 

 

every Sunday in future. -.°

 

B.C. ROUNDUP.

Bribe-t ‘aig ex-minis ter

Ree

tot

Lime provineial BR oe minister recently veleaved on
parole after aterm in pri ison, for bribery and conspir-
acy while i in gitice, cat still teach in B.C, schools i he

needs’ a job: ° 7
‘Dre di WK, English, ‘duperii-

-tendont’ of; education, said Mon*'

‘day tho’ former, provinclal ‘lands
and forests minister who was-a
-teachor ‘bofore:.entering politics
in, 1052, abil: holds a valid: ‘teach-
or's, ‘cortificate,. ee

“Shooting approved

- VANCOUVER, () =~ Magistrate |”
Gordon Scott riled ‘Monday that
he mar who “shot an: ywnwanted

 

court officints: ‘he will be res
j brosented: by. ola |

suost | In: iat home. had a right

 

 

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‘vos ba g taainlly tense southwoast' aide ‘whore. 20, swite. peraons
Injured | by. roving Bane ‘and? Nogrogs' arrested

a military. action of 1: jogal'o
{aroun of: Kelana fi
Atoday,

Wehmann al today, he was

40 meeting which discuaned a ‘final-solution for
inaluding. bhowe In Oe ‘and ‘Portugal.

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to. ‘do. 60, The, magistrate “dis-
missed, a. charge against. Frank
MoKenzle. of shooting . with’ In-
tent, to’ ‘wound, MeKonzic ‘admit-
tod | firing threo shots’ at ‘Harry |.
Batoson,. .61,,0n .May.-2, slightly
wounding Bateson: in. both, legs.

-Liner. welcomed.

“VANCOUVER: @ — Tho luxury
monarch, ofthe Pacific, ‘tho '45,-
270-ton:,Canborra;: atoanied: Into
port: here Monday tothe cheors
of..thousand and -the. ‘encophonic
grooting of moro ‘than :200 escort
tugs,” pleasure and police: ‘boats.

Graver stilt ill.

VANCOUVER .)'— Dr. AL
‘(Dal)’ Graver, chairman of. Brit-
Jah Columbia Bleotric and chan-
callor of tho Univoralty,: of Brit-
taly Columbia remained: ih “ov

" 1 Tou

Driver. packs in.
NANAIMO (0) =. Bus driver
Geoffroy, Hirst got: fod up with
the wey, ‘Canadians .drive,:-ao: ho
au it Iota job — inthe. middle of

v. run. from: “Nanaiino. to -upels-
Tand olnta on. Vancouvor, Iajand.
He Mi tooled, his intercity bus, to
thesaldo: of, tho, laland ‘highway
Noar:’ Qualicum: about 80. milos
North of, Nanaimo, and: ‘atop od,
Attar. ploking. up his Jackot, and
onset box, he turned to, tho; pna-
aongors: and: polit ql ly ‘Aannouneod:
“That's 1t, I.quit.”

 

ae hat ‘the Soviet’ gov-

| Germany byt ‘the end of. this year:
“This has:led'to “fears. that: the.

 

as German: peace }

of nay ‘Tefused”

 

first: move ¢ toward) En

feast, ‘Germans.: would: ‘try to ‘cut | part
| the “Allies’-access to. “Berlin;’as: Lee

 

| news. of. thee 24+ “how. delay calm: |" me €pr
clouds would. have: -hampere

‘When’. Grissom “was” ‘awakened
shortly . after. “11:30 p.m.. Monday
night and: told of :the: postpone-
ment, he merely shrugged, rolled
over: and went. back:.to ‘Sleep.:’

- The news came to the 35- ~year-
old. Grissom: Just 2% hours. be-
fore he was: to begin: his final
medical checkups jand don his
20-pound space suit. .

vice of. U.S. weather: bureau. ex-
perts came as something of. a
surprise ‘since all predictions up
to 7:30° p.in. Monday were opti-
mistic.

Even s0, ‘the “newest weather’

| satellite, Tiros IIL, fired a, week
| ago, had detected. ‘signs: of a. de-

veloping. high ‘pressure system in
the Caribbean almost as soon as,
it went into orbit.: :

. Subsequent - reports | “from. ‘the
Tiros were watched closely . since
they. substantiated - sgrovind , ‘re-
ports of the high: pressure, front
with multiple cloud layers. :

In announcing. the - postpone- |

and Space Administration ‘said.
the cloud coyer was attributable
to “an easterly wave which has
been ‘moving « ACLOSS | the: Carib-..

The postponement: on. the. ad-

ment,, the ‘National Aeronautics |:

 

 

 

photographic .. coverage Of: ‘the
operation,: “which, ‘scientists * in-
sist upon,: from: blastoff 3 burn
out of: the: “booster.”

‘In’ any-case, the ‘delay ause
a slight: mounting of: tension: here
in .what shad been an. otherwise

take a 300-mile ride like a ‘bullet.
Officials said they .had: noted

‘ward the. flight sand ‘observed
than, a perfect ‘flight. ”

minded,

ment here.

~ Example. needed

father must show some initiative

 

at home if they expect . their

a. Toronto. educetioniat Suys. weal

calm-acceptance of the. fact. that}.
another .man was. scheduled ; to |

a sort of.:‘‘ho hum” ‘attitude : to- |:

that. “Grissom ‘could. have : less |-

Scout Council. meeting

The District Scout Council will ae
meet July 20:at‘the Civic Centre|’.
at’5:15.-p.m, Members: are: re-|.
said Arthur: Beliveau, ot
that ‘this meeting is of consideér-|°
able. importance - to, the: moyer, 2,

VANCOUVER ()—Mother. and Ae

children to work hard at school,):

 

 

 

 

WASHINGTON im — The army |s
apparently {gs proparing. ‘to issue
injssile warheads’ that: could:
carry: chomicat warfare ages
Zone, rhe Bete bs

This was, “Indieated by w “NOW:
aula Hating supply” Peapons

 

Prince Rupert: bodayn 4

Bolling on tho: exchango: ‘Wore:
Good Partner with 63,000 pounds
Including $2,000 pounds ‘of med-.
jum ab 23.2 contain: ‘pound; 80,<
000 pounds | oF Jarge it 28,6 cents

chix nt 14 conts a: pound,’ sold ‘to
B,0, Packers} Alaska (U,8,),:.70)s,
00; 65,000, mad, (22.0)," 185,000}
large (24,8) ; “600. Chix (18), Pass
clfla; Hoover: (U,8); ‘60,000; 40,"
000 mod, (22,8), 20,

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deep: Into. MM enemy's battle |.

‘gages

n'-pound | and *1,000 pounds of

Lino. Leo: made ne direct ante :

sibilities. of -branches. “ote: ‘the |i
army which Included ' among ' ‘the.
items ‘warheads for: !
missile chemical ‘agent

gas which: “produces ; lothal,:4
Jurious, or: irritant, effects,’

‘Three inate landed halibut in : ae '

«the
‘capable’
respiratory'system'o
incapaaitation : by.
or other! offect,
“A whole! family”

fnvcthoscarmy's. arsenal capable
of Sirerne eee

APs,

 

 

 

By. army definition, ‘a che nie.
cal agent “is a. solid, AMaquid or

corrying: for
/ capacitating: gag: ‘obviously. would :

be useful; for: tactical purposes,
. |inoluding ‘softening. Up. dittaréa. |
oto a Dt onemy ines. Preparatory me
m |b. Q) paratreop’ drop,: :

of. producing :
elthor death, by: paralyals., ofthe},
Y. tem) orary |
gycho ogteal :

of isailes 1 i
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SG; S. rep orted. ‘preparing. gas : nai ah
as chemical warheads said

rangas; jOL!

a: for: ‘close:

front. to Buch’: farcflung, ‘weapons . .
the. Pershing! missile with'.a

range of more than 200 ‘miles’.

‘range. missiles

“Tho longer =
nstance;" an ths