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"Scientists Make Appeal

Against Nuclear Tests

I DAL WAIIINGION Canadian Press Sta Writer PUGIASH. N.S. (CF)-The no people of Pugwash went about

. lsh scientists-all experts in their

field. Cyrus Eaton. the Cleveland fi- nancier born in Pugwash 73 years

their quiet way: today. Notliingiago. shared the cost. reminded

here summer tour- Iata of atomic bombs. . radioactive

nuclear

Lord Russell couldn't come; but he gave his blessing by transat-

energy fallout ordantic cable to the Joint declara- world disaster-except the head-ltioii.

. ! Some of the scientists had at

For here in a little Nova Scotla. hand in developing the first atomic pints. 28 cents. quarts. 52 cents;

fishing port Thursday, at emingntldevice. Now their aim was to pre- other Canadian beer, pints, N scientists from Russia, the United wait the great power they un .cents. quarts. as cents.

States and eight other countries

locked from becoming man's del

Nova Scotio Cuts Price: Of Beer

HALIFAX iCPl - Provincial

Secretary Smith Friday announced 0

cuts in price of beer sold in Nova Scotia taverns and hotels. Nova Scotia and New Brunswick beer will sell two cents a pint and four cents a quart cheaper. Other Ca- nadlan beer will be sold two cents cheaper on both the pint and quart.

The new prices will be: Nov Scotia and New Bninswick beer

Imported beer will continue to

from Canada to Communist China,-struction-to make it his blessinxlsell at 60 cents a pint. Mr. Smith read the world a warning of cat-lillslead They SPOKE 0l"thP 19811011 is minister in charge of liquor asroplie tfnless war is abolished. consequences for humanity of I control

Here, after four days sittinglgeneral W37 W110 M01931 0989-1

around a big table in a kinder-

garten classrootn. they signed a?

2.500-word document that said:

1, A nmqe” war would b, , fruits of their labor: are of para-: disaster ”of unprecedented mum; nliount importance for the future ,o

tude."

2. Such a war would hlll hun- dreds of millions of people by atomic blast, heat. radiation and its effects on unborn generations.

3. War must be eliminated. not merely regulated.

4. About 100,000 living persons and another 100.000 yet to be born have been injured by six years of atomic bomb tests.

WOULD HALT TESTS ., They suggested the tests be

. stopped as mankind's first grop-

ing step toward a plan for inter-

national control of,atomic weap-1

tips.

The late Albert Einstein. world- famous mathematician. and 85- year-old Lord Bertrand Russell.

ons." said. l the i

”Men of science." they "are now well aware that

mankind, and they are thus compelled to consider the political .implications of their work." l

lAGlti-IE ON AIMS , l They reported a "high degree iof unanimity . . . on fundamental iaims." among which were thei ,search for ways to save the !world's billions from atomic sul-

cide. I ”We are all convinced," they said. ”that mankind must abolish war or suffer catastrophe, that thel . Jllemma 05 OPPOSUIE Dower groups land the arms racl must broken, and that the establishment v of lasting peace will mark thel 0961101! of a new and triumphant! leDOCh for the whole of mankind.".l l The)! urged scientists in all na-I

Urges Boost- In Output In the U. K-

LONDON lReutersl - Peter Thorneycroft. chancellor of the ex- chequer. has called for a boost n production to help stablize the economy.

He issued his second warning in

3' ' - ' ' V . .

ritantgs g.i;e;at philosopher, aid the 1,0"; to take a mule, Interest m check H nm 915: it must face 3 37”" W” 9" ""3 C””l"9"”9 "'9 national policies. and politicians continual decline on the value of ye"! 39' They appealed me" for l0 Day llreater heed to what thelits currency."

a meeting of scientists to consi- der the perils to humanity arising

E scientists said. l They said scientists must en-

lmm ""3 devekmmenl of awmic lighten the people to the dangersellougllt 00 many N01115-

weapons. The ailing Lord Russell. from his home in Wales. worked on the

idea until it came to fruit. lie in-y

vited scientists from the two great atomic nations and other countries

and benefits-of scientific achieve-. merits. i FEAR INTERVENTION

The greatest peril right now, ythey thought. is the chance of a .local war becoming a big atomic

31”” with meme He drew "9 ll" 1 war through intervention of the lzenda. l U 4 . .,

Au” EXPERT SCIENTISTS i Ilhlitetlloiisslaiaerldollhisilisslii-o le nlu't

Besides Russians and Americaria' work to bmld up mlhmzl con;

there were Japanese and Cana-Edenu, 'i dlans, a Pole and a Frenchman, It I I g

an Austrian. an Australian. llfromii?m(.:illmbe(g(ii!iiiTn?;ddenhl but: Communist Chinese and two Brit.-l um this snumon (I'M! Smauy

agreements tbetween nationsl cov-l crcv-TV ;'.:.":. .'.'..":,'.:::i...!.':.'-is ”"""' ”' "H CHANNEL 13 SATURDAY

Tl"-W saw danger in the falloutr M0llllllY

radiation from bomb tests. but they said that from it nuclear war. would be Hthousands of timer Ereater." Countries not even hit by bombs would suffer with those.

5:15 p.m.-Afternoon Musicale 5:30 p.m.-Kiddies Kartoons that were. l (L00 plmtmqummcr camp ABOLITION OBJECTIVE I 6:30 p.m.-Kiddies Kartuons "The principal objective of all 7.00 pm.-CFCY-TV News nations must be the abolition of, 7.10 p.m.-Weather war and the threat of war hanging pm.-SBC TY TE-';Bit("S nvt-r mankind. l -'0 P-m.- WWBTS . U1 9 "War must be finally ellmin-l llrf:-:;?yl':l:lBEil:l"il:::j::Ch'T al-ed. not merely regulated by lim-l 0:30 lpimi.-On Camera .lhe weapons which may be 99:(:)o:Tn'pJF.rl;?:IePl;::y For this. man must. reduce the Challenge lcnsion bctwecn rountrics. promoti- 10:00 p.m.-Studio One Summer understanding bctvteen mpi.-,, Thane strive to end the arms race and

provide a control system for weap- on: of war.

That said. they left the lobster. lishcrmen and farmers of Pu - wash and flew back to their labor- atories in Paris. Peiping and Phil- -

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MONTREAL (CF) -- Raoul --

Page 10 The Guardian Monday, July 15. IW

Announces Construction Of Plant For Maritimes

GUELPH. Ont. 'CPl - Con-.he turned out. slruction of the 35th in a chain' Mr. Ives said galvanized steel of fabricating plants in the United sheets will be purchased in Can- States and Canada was announced ada while asbestos - bondedateel today by S. R. lves. president of will be supplied by Arnico's Ash- Armco Drainage and Metal Prods land. Ky.. works. ucts of Canada. Ltd. The Saclrville location will also

The new plant of the Armco serve as a warehouse for oths Steel Corp. subsidiary will be built Armco drainage products. at Sackville. N.B. it will be Armce The plant budding will be of Drainage'i eighth Canadian plant rigid frame steel construction. The and will serve New Bmnswickptotal area under roof will he 71” Nova Scotia and Prince Edwandlsquare feet. Work will start this island. lmonth. Illr. lves said. and the

The 3150.000 unit will manufae plant is scheduled to begin operat- ture corrugated metal drainage ing this fall. pipe in it full range of sizes. Fa-le-e- - , --- V cilities will be provided forupaving INDIAN CENTRE and coating the galvaniz pipe 4 with asphalt and for producing The lf0QlI0lS 100130 WW" 0' coated asbestos . bonded pipe. A Hot-helaga on the island of-Mont- variety of fittings for the corn-lreal in l535 had a P090131-W11 0' gated drainage structures will also more than 3.000. i

CONTRACT BRIDGE

By 3. JAY niicluzn

unions itattas '

three days on the dangers of in- w'” 0Fd"- ' No". flation to the national production 3”” "0" V"''''"u'- .70 advisory council in industry - an Nolrni ::' organization which represents em- 1 g 5 4 3 players, trade unions and the :5 4 3 Wu? us! state-run industries. 9 0 0 5 . J ' Q J ' On Wednesday, Thorneycroft Q1 0 OJ " ' . so . Q 0. warned Britain it must "squarely WET EAST Km : face" the problem of mounting in- Q1 2 Q10 0 I -'1 flation and accept policies to -- Q91 9 1 . Q J 3 1 Q Q 10 8 4 South leads the diamond. If Q Q J 10 D B 5 3 2 & A K West wins the trick. he must lead SOUTH s club. Dummy trumps. if Eaat Thorneycroft said Friday the A A K Q dllcudl. decl-rer undertrumpe fight against inflation "has to be VAKWICI WIUI 0'10 01009. ltldl I "WIMP QA K1 and allows Eaat to win the ASKS HARDER WORK 04 JICK The Q-9 -re now tripped- "The best answer is that we 1-he bmnz: 1.15 531:! 0”t':'I'll'u"Il;(l U39 flu” should all produce lllt)l"0--Vtollt a west Norm El" soum ufnd"&l';:xl"p. tvuilrc I-he

little more effectively and harder and have fewer restrictions on output."

Tlltirneycmlt said more was an increase (if ncarly l.'9000,000.0tl0. in wages and salaries last year.

Tliorncycroft said the ;:ui'ci'n- mom is considcriiig appointing an iiiipartial body to aiialyle Lho re latcd problems of incomes, costs and prices.

He also announccd an increase in the iiitcrcst rates on loans ad- vanced in nlunicipal councils and nationalizcd industries.

Under the fl('W rates. they will

' O PE” 4 T T ' Against a diamond return declare 0P9l'll"S 1050-QUE"! 0! Cll-llil er ruffs with the magic deucep This hand originally appeared wins in diirrimy and again trap!

in a par contest in Italy many the Q-9. years ago. Declarer is supposed Suppose Bast wins declu-er'a to make the ultra-conservative diamond lead. If he leads the bid of four hearts. and having heart queen. South playr hla done so. is expected to produce eight and makes the hand against ten tricks. This ll much easier any return by East. with the said than done. as anyone who powerful assistance of the ubiq- tried would soon find out. uitous deuce.

East wins the club lead and Also. t! Eaatwtns the diamond continues with a club. South ruff- lead and returns a. diamond, ing with the six. This is the key Solidi trumps with the two. over- plsy. If declarer niffs with the takes in dummy. and again loan deuce he is defeated. only one tnimp trick.

Pay between 534 and 6 PM 0001 The ace of hearts is led and the There are other variations but for mDnC.V lht'.V b0lT0W lwm the trump situation becomes known. they all lead to the same result. l20V0Fnmt'm'5 Public works loan Declarcr thcn caahea A-K of tila.- Declarer must make four hearts. board. Fornicrly. they paid be- monds and A-K-Q of spades. The The power of the deuce cannot tiieen I-4 and 5 1-2. situation now is: be denied. . AI'Cl1eOlOgICCIl DAILY CROSSWORD a ACROSS 5. Nickel 23. Car": Find In Th5 U. K. t.Port tsym.) under 6. Aromatic 6. Cannon part

ilrlRTFORD. England lRculersl herb sound: 24-Dictlorh An ancient grave described as one it. An oieoruiin 7. Miss ary of the ”richcst arclicological finds 12. Sheeplika Gardner's 25.F'emala ever made" in England has been 13. Affected 8. Perch sheep uncovered under the garages of a manners 9. Inertnen 26.VeS9' housing dCt'l'lfiplll(!n1 ncar here. it. Beard 10. Away "Om um"

Arclicological experts said Fi'i- i5.Coin tBulg.) "rewind 23-WNII day the grate might be that of 1s,chui-ity ttsncluded 30.Miaa King Conubellnus. on whom 17,mgm valley Home's IIIIMITIIAIIC Shakespeare based his character Worthy i6.Mohamine- 3l.GreetinQ 33-3'0"- Cymbeline. Conubcllinus died in 40 ubbr.) . dsn prayer 32. American cal A.D. alter extending his rule over 1 Hayfever call Indians name southeast Englanii. aounda I9. Epocns S3. Quantities 39. Audienco'

The experts said that the grave 20, M15. Hagen 20. Shoshonean of paper 41. Specific is ct-ruiinly that of an aristocrat 2t.Flowed Indian .!5.('.'htld's gravity of the Baltic tribe which mi- 22. MIX 22. Vent bedstead tabbr.) grated from the continent to 23- N01 dmy soutlicasl. England around 75 BC. 26p 3,;

in the grave were the remains 2-iycm.

of it whet-led vclliclc. possibly a

575 miles.

Olll IOAIDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE

28. Man": name

Jean Foure of Montreal has beenl('h!"'l0'- 50'"! H1855”? '-'"TV'-id 29.1-tewlng tool elected president of the Associa- lstrivs of iron. strips of bronze and 30. Shoe 4:30 p.m.-F. M. Concert tion of Canadian Couturiers. it ” "'5""'”ed 5l"05- material 4:55 Nn.-NGW!- SPONS. was announced Saturday. Mr. . 709'"? 3'” W” 3 31”” 5”” ”'d 34. River wulh" Foure. who was president when” "”"s'd?ram' ''m"'"' M p”"'"yr (Chin) '

3'00 P-m--F-M- C0099" Hi" the association was formed in l954.- M” 1'" C" Ma"h"'”.' ml” 9! E 35. Luck Ur.)

31:5 9-m"TE'w: sW”5- succeeds Marie-Paule of .tlontreal,ll9:ch" dm ""'xl:3'lAl'rucE:(f's' (sit 38.Beforo

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6:50 p.m.-Sports iwnrlcmcn digging on a housing de- u' sway '

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7 is p.m.-RCAF Summerllde coevred up by concrete II I but .3 cm...

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