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je Note: Tn one blind-
ng flash, thousands died at
bert But there were
thousands more, like Suzie,
erribly burned but still ative.
shy because they were disfig-
red, they ted cloistered fives.
ow 25 of (hen are in (he Un-
i States for surgery to try
aM correct the sears left a de-
Fade ago by the first A-bomb,
By JOY MILLER

ip DARIEN, Conn, 8 — That
Horning in Ulreshima was clear
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d sunny. At 8 a.m, when the

girls gathered In Hijivama Park,
promised to be a scoreher,

EThere was Suzue Oshima, 1%

ipars old with sinoeth ivory skin
delicate features. — There
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In One Blinding Flash 10 Years Ago

[was Misako Kannabe, a lively
ld-vear-ald. “Phere were others,
hal high sehool girls.

Suzue remempers that people
in Hiroshima were becoming jit-
tery. They knew the big army
‘pase and industrial centre of
243,000 peaple was a prime mull-
itary target. They knew that
jother eities had been bombed.
iThey wondered when it would be
‘ throsbin a's turn.

‘LOOKED UP AT PLANE

This was Aug. 6, 1945. About
O15 they heard a plane over-
ibead = There had been no air
mid warniug and the — girls
estopped to look. Suzue remem-
bos polnting up at it
Then she saw the flash—
‘pika,” she-ealls it. Far enough
sway others heard) the boom,
Bg called “don.” Suzue, four-fifths

und crawl to her home, where
she found her, grandmother fa-
tally burned and her mother
with a serlous arm burn. The
rest of the family were unharm-
ed,

Her face swelled up so much
that her eyes were closed shut, |
She can’t remember how long
this Insted, Slr can’t remem
ber when she learned that thd
bomb had wiped out 60 per cent
of her town. or that more thay}
75,000 people had dled. i

Shigsciin'y reine aay ta
ifivrnet phason
rendered eight digs.
that the war was over.

But she ean remener that for
weeks she couldn't bear to nove,
so great Was the pain. And that
for six months pus came out of

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FIVE MEMBERS of the Canadian Woran's Arm? Corps rest with Issue of bedding at Blackdown
Canty near Camp Porden, Ont, at the start of woek-long stimmer-tralning period. Tt ds the first
time since the end of the Second World War tha’ the CWACs have held summer camp. Left to
right: Set. June Powney, Sgt, Jean Guy, Cpl bycn Shellington, Cpl. Uelen Robinson and §
Barbara MeNeeley, all of Kingston, Ont.

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of ao mile from the blast centre,
qeard nothing, Bat lke the:
athers, she still calls the A-bomb |
pikadon.”

The next (hing Suzue remem-
hers was unbearable pain, Look-
ing down through the boiling ;
dust that made night out af the:
pobht miorning, she saw she had:
enonty her underwear, Her ware |
tine regulation slacks and blouse |
nad been burned off in the flash.

Ih an instinetive effort to ease ,
she plunged into ay

nearby river, The same impulse |

“had moved nearly everybady else. |

The rivers could) searcely flaw |
they were so choked with) the,
bodies Gf the living, half-living ;
ond dead,

“There were lots of peaple dy-
ing all around, sereaming, It
was so horrible its hard to tell!
about it."

Once Suzue slipped and reach-
sed cut for support. The skin of
“the arm of the woman standing
rext to her slithered off in her
hanes,

GIVEN OFL FOR BURNS

Sometime in’ the afternoon}
someone came along and passed
Pout oi} for the burns. This was!
all the treatment Suzue ever got. :

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BODY DISFIGURED

ewent back to finish high school.
VA scar twisted the left side of
‘her face. Her arms and fegs were

i For the last several years, al- |
Hthough a Buddhist, she went to
‘social meetings at Rev. Kiyoshi!
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‘more disfigured than Suzue and
‘haps their only social contacts.

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disfigured by red burns. In the
months to follow her seared lelb:
‘thumb stiffened until it was
vieid.

After high seheol Suzue went!
to beauty school, finally opened” Bumbling
a beauty shop in her home. |

aiveved ;
And:

at all. She wore long-
‘dresses whenever possible.

‘she tried not to think about! ‘ast four rubber ‘sand lost every one
anything but her work as the: plained, “How bad can my partners get? I Not one of}
unsearred girls around her got! ‘them has made that first right decision.”

married, one after another. Mrs. Fusty, who comes to play, -

not to talk, was nearing

| words subsided.

Methodist church. |
‘There girls, some of whom were |

Fusty at the helm.

The jack of hearts was led;
lend she won in dummy with the
king. At first glance it appears
simpossible to win 12 tricks. But
‘af course Mrs. Fusty's specialty

;a couple of years ago. Through | . ' ’
‘his efforts, and the sponsorine Her pay’ went ay fol6¥s.

Hiroshima Peace Centre Associ- |
‘ates, Suzuc and 24 others be-,
Heved most likely to respond to!

lived almost in hiding, had per-

Mr. Tanimoto tntroduced them |,
Norman Cousins, editor of:
she Saturday’ Review, on a visit

surgery were flown to the United ; / ‘ert stealer Nerther nae
‘States lust May. The girls rang. | YW88ra! NORTH
‘ed in age fram U7 to 30. | Mr. Dale
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- In Theft Case WEST EAST
| VANCOUVER @ Bail was a Mel Mr. Heinsite
rset at $7500 Saturcday for John 4c We 9653 ’ t 42
pwraEE BE charged with: posss- v 10 "0 . ’ y 7 i {
Fata oof stolen goods davolving ¢ Q 5 ad 4 5
j JANN worth of watches, ; * SOUTH
) The owatehos, pollee report Mrs, Fusty
Pwere partef the iget taken ina A A 0454
Victor jewelry store robbery vA 4
'Miaty 17. @KQ2
Martin was arrested Thursday. RAT43
wes Mi bev ralded his Howe The bidding: '
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| He mide ne plea in court and. 1@ Pas fa Pass
| was reminded to Aug, 3, ;2a@ Pas 34. Pass
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i ee ee nee ee nee

She cashed the king and ate
at spades. Next she cashed the
gee af hearts, the king of clubs
jand the. nee sifclubs.,..The.cleuce

BLACKWOOD onff

BRIDGE
wu PASS RY Ri ACK WOOL

Partners Distress Heinsife

The ever-popular Mr. Heinsite delayed the start of
For a while she didn't go out this hand by delivering a long tirade against his un-
fortunate partners, “T've played perfect cards for the:

the returned to her hand with the |
| bursting point when the Mood of queen of diamonds and laid
The bidding |down the good seven of clubs.

then proceeded briskly to a final She then made one of her rare| three doses in the spring will get
contract of six spades witli Mrs. | Hemarks to an opponent.

iwere speaking of decisions, Mr.:

jis it not so?”

Delay Seen
In Salk Shots

VANCOUVER (P—~Next step in’
ln Columbia's program for
lnmunizing youngsters with Salk
pollo vaccine will be delayed four ;
[tu flye months, Dr. George El-
‘Hot, deputy provinelal health |
offleer announced. {

The program, expected to get
junderway in September, will not |
. j begin until January or February |
of them,” he CONI-| of 1956, |
The delay is caused at the ;
i manufacturers’ level." Dr. EI.
tHiot said, “There isn't sufficient |
vaecine to start the program any }
repre

“Pre-school age children and;
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“L expect the main prograay|

Heinsite.” she said. ‘Sometimes: will concentrate on Grade Three |

the right decision fs not only dif.-and up, depending on the

ficult, It’s absolutely Impossthie. amount of vaccine and on pre-
schoolers,” he sald, “The Grade

nodded: One and Two students will al-

ready have been done. "

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