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you or Stalin tween teosnbankmeo of the Voice and Fallen Fighters llt Alloy of tie the Post luturrlsitn our mail on these so vd nlobu it oroa coir lingo Ind Wow bordered by of plates And the young capture at ln Kiovllroycli l1 int the forests ot the Do op TWMMmm Fireman perches atop on house in Weston Ont lucsu 000 but no one was hurt aerial ladder as smoltu bil iows from hinting wra day The Minor ilre cons cd damage estimated at 5100 Weston is on the outskirts of Toronto Dairy Products GoUp Says Farmers Get 100 OilAWA CP increased consumption of dairy products indicates strong position and excellent prospects tor the trade the National Dairy Coun oil of Canada says in state rnent on behalf ot its proces sors and manulaeturcrs The statement Wednesday do nied claims that manufactur ers rather than dairy larmers aregetting the benefit from government subsidies It followed bureau of statis tics figures showing that can sumplinnhns picked up in var lous items including butter but that output and stocksalso are substantially higher than ayerr ago for hatter As of ltloy the government lmplcm tl000000a year subsidy cutting butter prices 12 cents pound white farmers continued to get sup port price of 64 cents pound for top grades The industry is very encour aged by the increases in con sumption ol buttersaid Pres ident Pierre Cole oi the dairy council in the last three months April May and Janet as result of the lower retail price consumption ol thin prod uct has increased by 13 per cent or 0000000 pounds compared to the same period oi last year MILK SALES Ul Sales also were up for fluid milk and cream by three per cent ovar 1001 lie said ice cream sales are record six per cent higher tor the first hail of the year and thaso oi cottage cheese cheese skim milk pew dcr and evaporated milk also are higher Mr Cole said he was com mcniing in vicwot proposal by the institute of Edibleuoli Foods representing competitive margarines butter substitutes and other dairyproduct rivals that the government withdraw the tZeentapound butter nutr sldy because manufacturers rather than farmers are benc tilting Mr Cole said tumors receive 100 percent at all government subsidies on dairy products which be reckoned at 010on 000 or more year LntesLhurcau ot statistics dairy iiguren show government stocks ofcrenmcry butter and EMO Describes Blast Shelters OTTAWA tCPt The gov ernment has issued new book let in its Blueprint for Survival series to help Canadians stay alive in thecvent ol nuclear war The Iiipage brochure deals with blast shelters and is aimed mainly atcity dweilers the most likely victims in an at tack la it the Emergency Meas ures Organization ofters de tailed plans at three types at blast shelters Blueprints are available to the public by writ ing to EMU offices in the pro vlnciai capitals Although 13th puts no ofti cial price tag on the shelters spokesman said prototype models built at the Civil De fence College at Arnprior Ont cost $4000 $5000 and $15000 respectively Prices would vary across Canada KEEP SIX SAN The leastcxpeusive model is designed to keep family of or safe lor the critical seven ours following nuclear blast it it is situated at least live miles away from the centre of the explosion Two are complex models one for and another for 00 persons are designedrtorgive the same protection at two miion from ground as ilhese calculations re based on this asbsétmipgon the this mega on in ours ex or sive force to 5000 kfipspat TNTwould be used his weal pon would destroy all unpro tected life for about 15 miles in any recilon from the centre the shock rand heat waves and radioactive preys rlmmediately allowing the explosionAll are made of reinforced concrete Ke itgmsiusideare valuo pressure and in forceat em to tbealcihsr nd fr rn carbo These tgiefsigoeigi rotect tb oocupan or au Ecvén hours foliowi blast and administer first aid to the less lortunate should return to the shelter be are the radioactive aliout starts dropping back to earth TORONTOin Canadian Helium Ltd new company announced plans today for the development at Canadian hei Lum and its sale in world ruar eln The company is ownudgln eoual shares by British Anteri can Oil Co Ltd British Oxy gen Co Ltd of LondonM LAir Liquids of Pnrinplt willy extract and sell helium from British Americans holdings in Saskatchewan The announce t7 cam opoiy since first extracted com mercially at the end of the First World War it adds exraboiwonpo use Slnce iheUS allow only small amounts to be exported for research and medical pur poses Canadian source of supply should open the way turn expansion of helium it throughout the free world The announcement says the lsghterdhanalr non infinmm mnble gasln thepasl used chiefly forlifting nirshipa and weather but ons has properties to quail ace Then says the booklet they meatedthat helium has been virtually United Statesmon butter oila reduced form with better keeping qualities ta tailed 102604000 uads July compared wtb141210000 pounds year earlier The main ncreosewas in butter oilup to 02373000 pounds against 21 005000 last year The bureau said Wednesday the decline in stocks ot butter and butter oil in May totalled 33100000 pounds or 351 per cent more thanayeor earlier Juno figures unoliiciaiiy indi cate heather increase in con sumption of about 4500000 pounds compared with June 1001 But out about 1500000 pounds or tbs may be attri buted to housewives taking ad vantage of the cheaper butter price informants said Délonned Baby Gets Surgery SARNIA GP young mother whose twomonthoid baby was born without ends or legs is facing heartbreaking decision The toyenrold girl said Wed nesday the baby will be taken to Toronto this weekend for cor rective surgery She and her husband will have odecide by lbeuwhoihcr they wish to keep the child or place it in spa elal homer it ls their lirst baby The mother says she was given the drugthalidomide for backache shortly alter she be came pregnant New Canadian Helium company To Sell Gos 0nW0rld Market pertain 1000000 of air and its only commercially feasible sourccs arecxtremely rara sub surface deposits suchas are found in the us Southwestand Saskatchewan It can he used in construction testing and operation at apace vehicles to harness Iatomic power in gascooled reactors in medicine metallurgy ei tropicslwelding opt iliu inatcd signsi research into atomic amplification and ioopropuisioaf fut ospnce ew company has an lu vestment of $1500000 para of which willbe used to purchase all British American helium internatsin saskotcho including one wellfnine res north Swift Current immediatemlaosveallv fordrlli lnga second well andgfor co Vmcnomg design and engineering on processing pinatwitb in itial capacity to extract 000300 cubicfeet of an WHILE YOU WAIT solution gt ogrfiack snwfled it so too wiltibumets oisvory Soviet Volsoorad tightly tailored Their out dress shirts are open at throat tar and camera rolled the Gtr weary and daring blouses bouilont petti conto high heels rope towels lit Vllflll pink lipstick courthouse The Soviet teen user it seems is teenow iirot end Russian Communist and loud ding engineer second third and sought At Market Talks By oavaoascra gt Canadian lreu Stall Writer The frying day have started ln tho Brussels negotiations on Britains application to Join the Eruption Economic Common The crux of the sessions now under way is to find solution to the problem posed by exports of toodrtuifs from the temper ate Commonwealth eountriesa Canada Australia and New Zoninad British negotiators have made ltpioln they wfli make every endeavor to forcn their com munity counterparts to all through marathon bargaining period in on atterdpt to work out the outline of the terms that would govern Britains possible membership ihls isesseatlsi Iftbo Com monwenlth jp rim miolsters conference opening Sept lots to be more than an exchange at problems could vlnws based on relatively in complete information Roporls from the Belgian capital lndlcate that tthCom mon Market team isprcpared to bargain until the llrst week of August Alter that they say they really must have some holidays Negotiations however are contidentiy expected to continufi until Fridaypossibly throng the nightinto thetyeekend on through next week The teellng is that its break through is reached oatho tem perate foodstuffs problem the remainder ot the negotiating Jrobabiy be cleared away out ly Britain is seeking acceptable assurances that Canada Aus tralia and New Zeaiand willbe agricultural products In Europe when thofuli Common Market is establishedby 1M0 obietomeintain their sales or mull bdcit to terror then wrote be motenttwitb 15 of living rpacel airin llkejtheir mothers tie their hoadsln babuaoiru and break concrete with glackbammers in the streets stillstilettosw Jae satisfied with nothlfi morflhsn 00 kopeit Johnson on penises Volga car in the slate iotteryi Wlll they be satisfied with marriages sanctified by dandy luootionary in plaster palacel LOMBliRDO savrs man an DISTRESS NEW YORKiAlt it isnt much fun for 11an Yorlr visitor to get his pocket picked out in the case at William Stoulen burg of tendon out thmgn turned out pretty well Stoutenburg to who wait ing tor nbus home ltrcsr day night and suddenly dia covercd pickpoclret bad lifted his wallet oontainlag $35and his ticket he then called up band leader Guy Lombardoi Stoutenburg and Lombardo have couple of things in common Both are mush clone and both are from london Lembordo not only pro vided loan to get Stouten burg home but invited him out to dinner and lab How long will youngster ol Volgograd thus From the loll Basic 70 Mary Street now as oldestregI estate polarlo and longest cu his father James Bonito who died in 1057 It Bo andbrolircr at Book ratagooisqatltd monton This Is the liylncrcasing flow rdtugnos lrom Communist Chins is presenting this over crowded British colour with new crisis They estimated Wednesday the human flow by can has tripled in the last sinmanlhs to more than 300 day or 10 000 month iheprooiem is more critii cal than the mass exodus at last Mart one too oillclal said The government has eradrcd down with stiff inil sentences for some relugee smugglers It In considering the destruction ol junks endothervessois media the thriving smuggling tr um inconcemn dies iose lnthefmassdxodus lestltay who died last Nov it asylum in ltong Kong But about0s000wero inter Kong police our and say no official re paid the esent problem is more diffi cult because refugees now come over water andut alga HEATING iNSTALLATlONS