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Rupert
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Nevv'3
Monday
August
3.
1053
Bomb
Site
Being
Prepared
For
U.K.
For
Test
of
Latest
Atomic
Weapons
Nurses
Draw
up
International
Code
Aimed
at
Betterment
of
Mankind
CIVIL
SERVANTS
URGED
TO
REJECT
NEW
PROPOSAL
for
every
man.
For
a
time
they
to
the
d?sert.
The
new
!m
beyond
Wooimr
,
worked
7U
nours
a
ween,
iu
nours
a
day.
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AREA
Exact
location
of
the
area
cannot
be
divulged,
except
to
say
that
It
Is
somewhere
in
the
m
mio-souare-mlle
prohibited
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'"'"ifx,
aim
j
claypans
like
lk
(
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planet,
to
r
the
nursing
profession.
Need
for
nursing
service
Is
universal.
Professional
nursing
service
therefore
is
unrestricted
by
consideration
of
nationality,
race,
creed,
color,
politics
and
social
status."
Lyle
Creelman,
a
graduate
of
the
Vancouver
General
Hospital
and
the
University
of
British
Columbia,
said
the
ICN
Is
one
of
the
first
non-governmental
agencies
to
be
granted
relationship
with
the
World
Health
The
preamble
states
that
"pro-
fessional
sisters
minister
to
the
sick,
assume
responsibility
for
creating
a
physical,
social
and
spiritual
environment
which
will
be
conducive
to
recovery,
and
stress
the
prevention
of
illness
and
promotion
of
health
by
teaching
and
example."
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"They
render
health
service
to
the
individual,
the
family
and
the
community
and
co-ordinate
I
their
services
with
members
of
other
health
professions.
"Service
to
mankind
is
the
primary
function
of
nurses
and
the
reason
for
the
existence
of
PETROPOLIS.
Brazil
W
,
The
first
international
code
of
nursing
ethics
an
all-embracing
code
aimed
at
the
betterment
of
mankind
was
adopted
unanimously
at
the
10th
quadriennial
congress
of
the
International
Council
of
Nurses
here.
The
attendance
of
more
than
1,300
represented
46
national
nursing
associations
from
many
parts
of
the
world,
Including
Canada.
Before
presentation
to
the
ICN,
the
code
was
adopted
by
the
grand
council,
meeting
a
few
days
earlier
In
Sao
Paulo.
area
which
includes
the
long
SYDNEY,
Australia
CP1
Deep
in
the
vast
Australian
desert
an
A-bomb
site
is
being
prepared
for
Britain's
forthcoming
test
of
her
latest
atomic
weapons.
Members
of
a
specially-picked
work
force
have
been
working
under
pressure
for
more
than
six
months
to
prepare
the
area.
Security
is
so
strict
that
even
the
men's
own
relations
do
not
know
they
are
there.
To
narrow
the
security
risk
and
minimize
supply
problems,
every
man
chosen
for
the
operation
had
to
be
expert
at
two
or
more
jobs.
This
meant
double
work
range
weapons
establishment
at
Saturday.
An
order
passed
July
24
gives
cabinet
ministers
power
to
saueee
44
hours
into
five
davs
for
the
outside
and
institutional
1
workers.
i
C.
J.
Hauck,
Association
president,
and
E.
P.
O'Connor,
general
secretary,
said
in
the
letter
com-
!
pression
of
the
44
hours
into
five
days
would
mean
working
more
than
eight
hours
a
day
in
violation
of
the
hours
of
work
act.
j
The
letter
said
members
had
already
rejected
a
government
proposal
to
extend
the
eight-
i
hour
day.
VICTORIA
British
Columbia
civil
servants
have
been
advised
by
their
association
to
reject
any
government
proposal
to
compress
a
44-hour
week
into
five
days.
A
letter
to
institutional
and
outside
members
of
the
Provincial
Government
Employees'
Association
from
association
officials
said
any
"approach
by
the
government
in
this
regard
Is
.
.
.
Inimical
to
the
interests
of
the
workers
in
general."
Staffs
in
most
government
offices
started
the
five-day
week
uim
unns.
Every
vehicle
ottr
jour
from
Wtmsai
jlike
an
cxped
,
I
stores,
gasoline
ar,d;
duties
to
rover
h,
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estimated
for
.j,
woornera.
The
long
ranfie
weapons
establishment
on
the
Gibber
Plains,
120
miles
northwest
of
Port
Augusta,
has
been
the
staging
base
for
the
supplies
and
equipment
that
have
been
pouring
in
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Au
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Archer
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"Ve
cut
corners
in
a
lot
of
Svr
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we
save
pennies
like
$
all
get
out
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.
but
we
always
have
a
paper."
,
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our
contact
with
the
outside
worldjjt's
a
form
of
communication."
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DAY
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13,000
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only
takes
one
minute
after
you
snap
the
picture
before
you
can
see
it
already
developed.
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WONDER
CAMERA
NOW
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It
beautifies
and
Protects
Oil-resisiant
composition
sole.
Strongly
built
for
longer
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UP
WITH
THAT
OLD
WATCH?
Is
it
starting
to
cost
you
money
for
repairs
.
.
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TRADE
IT
IN
ON
A
NEW
ONE
THAT
WILL
GIVE
YOU
YEARS
OF
SERVICE.
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a
noted
author.
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wear.
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No.
4
He
came
to
Canada
57
years
ago.
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HOSPITAL
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581
and
582
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PARK
AVE.
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656
Third
Avenue
(Next
to
Commodore
Cafe)
v.'.li
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on
Hand
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A
Quantity
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CONSTRUCTION
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and
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payment
plan.
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Foundation
Work
Concrete
foundations
renewed
or
complete',
concrete
,
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weekend
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YOURS
THIS
WEEK
AT
OUR
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STORE
CluetNo.
6
He
wrote
much
of
his
work
in
Europe.
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McBride
St.
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&
McCaffery
Ltd.
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via
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sanded
and
finished
or
sanders
rented.
Windows
All
types
of
modern
windows
made
to
specifications.
CIuj
No.
3
He
was
a
war
ccireMUomleiit
for
a
Canadian
newspaper.
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