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| Slated Sunday

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evacuation of St. Paul’s hospital
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of atomic attack.

resenting actual patients.

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in the program, 100 of them rep-

Purpose of the evacuation—to
a. mobile hospital set up in Bur-
ndby—is to allow study of the
complexities. which might arise

Ottawa, chief medical consultant
for ‘the federal civil defence or-

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‘dustrial cand economic growth |
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