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I ste - up program of ex-I 2 " .s 0 ‘ . change of experts. trainees andl BOCk In Canada 0 ] ~ ‘ volunteers is m o n 3 Common- i a g n a Wealth countries, covering agri-l HALIFAX (CP) — Arthur H. > 5 culture,‘ education. medicine, ' Balders of Halifax says tile 2 \I 3 ' I scientific development, indus-i “present whereabouts” of his , % Ry ARCH MscKEsz cles will stand in the way oflmile for the stretch of mongirialization and trade. son, who disappeared from the g: "5 OTTAWIA (Opt—The cost and an econonuc national system of than 350 miles. {CENTRAL AID PROGRAM Royal Navy College at Dart- >l s 3 W benefits of a national power long - distance power transmis- Direct - current transmission,v The plan. meaning finance _ mouth, West E ng l a n d, last ‘ e ' 5 grid W111 b9 "59"“ 1“ ‘ "c' '10“ PM exchange. 3 opposed to the normal al- I h -.h - imonth, "are unknown to us.‘ 9 nnd round of studies on the Officials said other studies ternating current transmission i m.m.suc m er countries .881 In a statement Mr. Balders “Va/"V huge project. This will begin also will be required later into is the usual method for higherle”mm and canada' wm‘m .m‘l said his son arrived in Quebec shortly. Resources Minister Ar- vamous aspects of the proposal. voltage. longer - distance lines ‘ v.01” a central agency by when by the Empress of Canada on thur Laing told the Commons.‘ subject of a one - day federal now being built. C0mm°““’°am‘ 3‘“ ngmmsl J'une 29 s'we have been in. “ But difficult technical obsta- PrOViMial conference in 1962. High - voltage electricity isicomd be gathered under well formed 'by the Royal Navy he a meeting authorized an comparable to a high-pressure umbrella . . is being released and that there f initial feasibility study con- garden hose and provides a‘I A130 env‘sage‘! '5 “Change °f i are no charges whatsoever I ducted by H. G. Acres Limited lsharp increase in the amount 1 commm‘weanh- teachers a “d l a mm mm ” i I § ' “l‘im‘g‘l' I _ of Niagara Falls and Toronto lof electricity that can be trans- students on a" unprecedentedl g l 16 :1" “1%,?! ":5 “"14".” and Mr. Laing said Friday this.mitted. But, again like a gar.;scale. recalling the advice of‘I Hugh Lalngdon Raiders ;: 4' you ASKEV ME $.\W85'g".rl,i report has been made. den hose under pressure, it lleOhn w: “Olmesv Presment 0‘ : arrived at Britannia College, in OVER To SEE YOUR MERE ICANGZf TUESDAY PROGRAMS The second phase, for which more'difficult to tap for use in ‘I the Canadian Insmme 0‘ Inter" Dartmouth June 8 his fare |-< NEW WRAPP'NG PACKAGES... anIengineering firm will be ap- industry or home. lnational Affairs. that: from Cana‘da having been paid I mess? CFCYJI‘V :pomted. will cover a broader David Cass - Beggs. general: “If the commm‘weam‘ 5"" b the defence ministry i: geographic area and bear down manager of the Saskatchewan i Viv“ the difficult “mes ahead-i y ‘ . I i i< arm—Musicals 0n the cost and benefits to pro- Power Corporation, estimated 1“ may “'9” be because thou'} Ne“ day he disappeared and lo in rim—Sign 0n duce some sort of financial pic- i in 1959 that a 3,000-mile direct- ! sand?) .0‘ teaCherS- “Mia” and' reappeared m Quebec” HE {C “5 pm-“ 5... 3...“. ture Mr. Lain; said he hopes l current line linking seven prov- ‘ adm‘WSll‘atOPS» W 0 r1“ “8 01' {’Fh" refund“ t." defence 7‘13 “ll p.m._v.c.iion rim. to use industry co-operation. inces might cost $150,000,000‘or Sttidying in each other's eoun- minis")! the $240 911' If}? f'mm Ill SRO p.m.—Spsco, The New 0:..." COST RUNS H1 more to build and another $35,- trles..strengthen the fabric of “Canada to Britaln- III have inn Wyn—15A Such a study will have to l 000,000 annually to opera“. ‘aSSOClatlon in which peoples geItlnothing further to say, the H, pImI_Guem ' lIake IdacIcount of the cost foriI The Canadian General Elec-ia_'°"g buff" lha_ﬂ_g°V9r"me"t5-’ fame" “a‘diF‘nday' W] ImI__chy,Tv New, cm; is once power transmis- trio Company has done exten-i s m—h" in) Ems-Challenge Golf siqui. Which :till rélns IiIIiigh de« I‘sive wordk onI1 some; problems S Fm I,I_M “your”. M." sple researc in an a. Swe- associate wit hig - voltage‘ I R 5,, ppI"m_Jmn,,,,y r a" den, the Soviet Union and other transmission. The National Re- OHilT'E NOT ‘l‘liA‘l' w “'5le ‘leP; 9m “mph,” out. I countries With markets located I search council has been work- I I 1 MW THE WORK 105mg”. :23, can p.m.—ssn Casey some distance from power I log on high voltages since the z ._I ' 2 5° MUCH" ' in 30 n.m.-—-The Planemskers sources I 5- I ' . (I I x c ll,,lrl pun—The Nature of things Mr‘ i‘amg repnr'ed .0" the lTOWERs COST MORE ‘7 ' C V I 5. ui lvnh p.m._cac w Nam matter in answer to Alvin Ham-l Even the towers necessary I \ ' ‘ ' "I mm IIImI_L°u, th" ilton, a former Conservative for these lines cost more and Q . —. “'14 “Mrs.” o” I resources minister. who saidia national grid would require ‘ ‘~ '\ I z ' ' the United States apparently in- several thousand at prices well CKCWva lends to run a high - voltage[ in excess —— by today's lech-. I . power line from California to noloEy—Of the $8.000 to $15.000i mo pJVl- —smion Sign On the Canadian border. needed for lower - voltage fow- l News, Weather. Sports That line will be to tap Colum- l era. is Mr, Iawrhll 5i..- suﬂuu bis River power initially. he, Special technical problems in- I m p.m,_.v.c.ﬁ°n 13m. ' suggested. but. also power from‘l clude tapping high-voltage lines. i no n.m.—Space, The New on," the IPeace River in northern I curbing loss of electrical en- ;' MO pImI_Buck,k;" ErltisiIiII ColuIInIiIiia bantti the Yu- I eriin due to heaIt :roduction. I AFTER II BITTER éUARREL Ho ImI_T,IM,;°n New. on. e as e a on pl'ogressI an a specia p enomenonl . . . v M.‘ :ImI_we,,+,,, on the grid concept to make called corona losses This is a‘ OVER A BILLIARD GAME g: «magma OFme Wigewnty-fzcsg ""‘and m'c'i‘lm new MO pImI_sp°,,, Canadian power available to, leakage of energy from the; DUELT ACCOMPWB "9': 0"ecm"95'5l’“'a -- 7m p.m.—-—Ripcord Ontarlo- transmission line due to the DEATH ATMAISONFOKI FRANCE. 5, -‘ .. 1 7m nImI_Ch“km,. The Peace. the Yukon. the I breakdown of the surroundingi WIT/I Fill/APP BALLS "II / “(I __To T." 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