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URVIVAL TESTS PART OF RCAF RESERVE TRAINING | Tyic + gree Navy's Sel #8 Role In Defence By DAVE MCcINTOSH {is removing the expedition, the] Canadian Press Staff Writer | Labrador will be ca out a OTTAWA (CP)--There is sharp task in support of the U.S. Coast disagreement in the defence de- Guard. partment, about the role of the The Labrador is to spend about pavy's Arctic patrol vessel Lab- a month from mid-August to mid- rador in the north this year. {September on starting a route Some officials contend that the through Bellot Strait and Prince Labrador should be employed to! Regent Inlet for three U.S. Coast evacuate. an eight-man Arctic ex- Guard cutters which will attempt dition when it leaves northern to follow the pioneer 1940-42 route rly Island late this sum- of the' RCMP patrol vessel St. pmer. | Roch through the Northwest Pas- The job is scheduled to be car- sage. !vied out instead by tHe United Other officials said the Labrador States Coast Guard cutter West- | is being put to the best use in this wind. |task and that those who disagree Some officers say this is a knock 'with that view are being over- at Canadian sovereignty in the sensitive about Canadian sover- north, They are particularly dis- eignty. appointed because the expedition The expedition at Hazen Lake, was flown to Lake Hazen on Elles- about 400 miles from the North mere by the RCAF and has been Pole, is studying the northern completely supported by the air Ellesmere ice cap. The eight men force without American help. |are scheduled to leave late in MORE GALLING August and be replaced by six What is even more galling to others who will spend the winter them is that while the Westwind there Disarming Sh 'End Nuclear Bomb Tests MONTREAL (CP) A McGill terrors of atomic war. Prof. Fos- At the Trades- | any other of 13 different trades. scientist says his belief that a fer and Dr. Leo Szilard of the Toronto, 275 About half of those who grad- general disarmament agreement University Chicago did not learning to | bate stay W ith the RC AF : The |should precede a halt on nuclear sign aints student here is Russ Radcliffe, 'pomb tests prompted his refusal Prof. Foster, who built McGill's maintain 16, who is demonstrating the t; sign the Pugwash manifesto. cyclotron for atom smashing and points of | ground handling of a parachute. 'p,sja's "rapid change of avowed is a fellow of Britain's Royal So- policy to my mind is the ciety, said Russia had set about most disturbing fact in recent his gq lv to acquire the nuclear tory." bomb, although the United States, 1 genuinely regret that I can- then sole possessor, was "charac- Inot join in the requested unani- terized by her lack of war- |mity opinion," Prof. J. Stuart like tendencies." | Foster said Friday in a statement. Russia now had the bomb and {on his return from the meeting, proposed a ban on all nuclear {sponsored by industrialist Cyrus weapons--a proposal which coin- |Eaton at Pugwash, N.S., and at- cided with the increasing depend- tended by 24 scientists from 10 ence by many Western countries {democratic and Communist coun- on nuclear arms | tries. "If tests are stopped an ef Twenty scientists signed a dec- fective disarmament follows-- {1aration urging a bomb-test halt which presently appears favorable |as a step to helping avoid theto the USSR " he said 'Man, 80, Believes 'Will Live Forever ALCOA Tenn. (AP) William the age of 61 to build an eternal {Andrew Nicholson is an 80-year- shelter for an eternal life on old carpenter who built an ever- eartl lasting home because his confid- ently' expects to live forever just the same men's school in eager students are dismantle engines the fine When a young man Joins the RCAF reserve training plan. he may never have to make a parachute jump, but he will | learn a lot about parachutes | of to weapons or here was to go into it nothing that could corrode or decay-- rr wi #5 bs s NS pool, RCAF stu- | water. Airman Bob Maynard, dents go through an exercise to | 17, of Unionville, Ont., jumped show them how to handle equip- | into the pool and within two ment if they bailed out over | minutes he had inflated his rub- In the RCAF > Pret and = DEN ew | ber dinghy, climbed aboard and was paddling to shore. The boys, who are accepted at 16, | are 'paid $161 a month earn $70 a day because of the higher United . States union wage scale and amateurs drew .about 310. Mr. Carter says the 20-minute |films will deal in story-form with adolescent development, marriage and family living | Scripts were written by Joan [Hind-Smith, wife of an Ottawa TV producer, and the entire project is. expected to cost about $60,000. Accompanied by text books on It is a fotress-like stone dwell- ing of 14 rooms and was hand- built by Nicholson and his wife over an eight - year period. It tis known locally as "Millenium Manor." "It «cannot rust. or Tot' said Nicholson, whose keen blue eyes and white hair make him look like a patriarch in a striped sport shirt. Nicholson is serenely certain that a million years from now he will be happy, alive and content with his house and lot. His reasbn is simple. He accepts las a statement of literal fact the pibical promise that whosoever loves Christ will have everlasting life | "I believe in the Bible and I believe in life," he said. "I be- neither wood nor nail, Only ce- ment, rock and Tennessee pink marble Nicholson worked eight hours a day at his trade, then worked six to eight hours more on his home. He pushed 300 pound marble stones to their place in a wheel- barrow. His wife poured the mor- tar. The job took them eight long, exhausting years The house, completed in Dec- ember, 1946, is two storeys tall. Its outside walls are from two to three feet thick, its ceiling three to five feet. It Has two bathrooms furnished with huge stone and ce- ment chairs. 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