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Power increase In Rockets

Planned For Churchill Jobs

By JOHN E. BIRD OTTAWA iCPl—Biack Brant

lmercial producer of solid-pro- ipelled rockets

designed to hurl s 150-pound lpackage of scientific instru-

;'::5°"“‘¢h l‘°°li9l§ capable of lift-, One new 10- inch - dlameleriments 240 miles into space.

to-pound

signed for space research at the Fort Churchi Man_, rocket range.

The rocket.s are being de- V€l0Ded for upper atmospheric studies. including cosmic rays and the aurora borealis or northern lights, which occur in

e_lower pa of the ionos. phere seriously disrupting com- munications.

Details of the new rocket. de- velopment program were given Thl1l'Sd8Y In papers presented at an Ottawa symposium spon- sored by the Canadian Aeronau- tics and Space Institute.

The Churchill high-aititue re- search rocket program is a joint government - industry project involving the Defence Research Board, the National Research Council and Canadian Bristol

[rocket known as the Black Brant in now has been de- veloped to carry a to-pound package of instruments to an al- titude of 110 miles. Two others known as Black Brant V and Black Brant IV-A are in the de- velopment stage for research at higher altitudes.

The meeting was told that two Black Brant II-A rockets with

complete success with a N7- pound gross payload being lifted

approximately 125 miles," one institute report said.

This represented an increase of more than 30 per cent in alti- t u d e performance compared with heights achieved with stan- dard Black Brant it-A rockets.

Aerojet Limited. Winnipeg. com-

The Black Brant V rocket is

After it has been flight-proved it will be redesigned into what will

V-B rocket.

CARDE hopes to be able to launch the VB rocket late this year. It predicts that ultimately this rocket will carry a 150- pound payload to an altitude of 300 miles.

The Black Brant IV-A rocket

This will be a two-stage rocket, with the first stage being 17 inches in diameter- and the sec- ond 10 inches.

The first firings with this rocket are expected to take place in late June.

The Black Brant In rocket will be used early this year for a series of atmospheric studies

y » . e council already has placed an initial order for

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‘themselves. The United states free.

-and Badensoellingen in West

Guarding Nuclear Warheads

Will Top 38 Million Mark

By DAVE McINTOillI

OTTAWA (OPi—lt's going to cost more than $ll.00tl.000 a year to guard the storage dumps where nuclear warheads are kept for Canada’s armed forces. in- f-crmanis said here.

This figure includes dog food.

But not the nuclear warheads

supplies them

The dog-food bill will be fairly substantial because the RCAF‘ bought 34 German police dogs to help guard the two dumps on the aii-fields at Zwelbruecken

three shifts of guards seven days a week. There are four se- curity rings to guard at each dump. which is merely a bunker somewhat like a Second World War air raid shelter.

In the shelter itself. around the warheads. sit the American military personnel who have custody of the weapons. In the case of the omarc bases. where the warhead is actually fitted into the missile. there are 28 Americans at each site.

Then there's a corridor of barbed wire around the bunker.

Germany. The dogs cost $i0(l each.

The dogs. with their trainers, patrol this corridor at the

dumps in West Germany. Out-

Tiie other nuclear dumps areiside this enclosure are more

or will be at: Weri in West Germany for the army's: Honest John rocket: at North Bay. Ont.. and La Macaza. Que, for the Bomarc niiti - aircraft

‘missile; and at Chatham. ‘N.B.. These 'for the Voodoo jet interceptor. on wm-head waieh,

There are no immediate plans

for security staff dogs at the?

dumps in Canada.

NEED HKINDREDS Wliat’s troubling the defence

department, at a time when it's .““°l' “d°l’l°d

and Homer iarmed sentries.

There's more security staff around the entire station itself. Computers displaced hundreds of airmen on radar watch. men now have been put

The exchange came as the House waded through details of a bill which brings up to date and simplifies the Companies in principle ‘by

trying to cut overhead costs. is ?j“'“"“"‘"“5 V°l°'

that it will require literally hun-i

dreds of men——one source said more than i.00il——to dumps. The RCA

number of guards is a military

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Separcitism Denounced By Lescige

QUFIBEC I'CPi—~'I‘he legisla- tive assembly heard a five-. word denunciation of Separa- iism from P l‘ e m i e r Lesagel as it discussed a major piece ofi legislation.

a brief exchange with Opposi- tion Leader Daniel

ave to be weighed.

guard the ‘

Mr. Johnson said one of the articles of the bill was copied from existing federal law. Sim- ‘ilar legislation existed else- where in North America.

\AR'l‘l0LE NECESSARY

necessary in Quebec Law. but

was an obvious case of sur- influencing ieglsla-, Mlnglé

it roundings tion.

"As long as we live in North America. it will not be easy to isolate our selves in certain fields. Not everyone realizes that."

Couniered Premier Lesage. “To isolate ourselves. period"

‘To isolate ourselves in cer- tain fields," said Mr. Johnson.

“To isolate ourselves. pe- riod." repeated the premier.

Mr. Johnson was referring to

"it (separatism) would be a,a ‘weekend speech by the Pl‘!- er." the premier said in;mier who said Quebec cannot

isolate itself from the rest North America. Mr. Johnson

Mr. Johnson suggested that jsaid__tbis "practically closed the if there is no other way of “at-idoor to seP3l‘8ll5m 35 I last iaining the end we seek" the resort ‘ ossibility of separatism would

5 "Thht‘s clear." said Ml’. la- isage.

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Drug Recalled ,By Manufacturer

TORONTO (GP) — Suppues :of a drug used to give better -ray pictures have been H.‘- called by a Toronto pharma- ceutical manufacturer foliowin. reports linking it to deaths in the United States.

:3

The drug Orabilex, in a cap sule which is swallowed, makes the gall bladder show up on X-ray film.

The U.S. Food and Drug Ad- ministration sald the firm that distributed the drug in the U.s. had taken it off the market. A similar request for withdrawal was made by the food and drug idirectorate in Ottawa.

The FDA approved the drug for sale in 1958, but reports from doctors and hospitals link- ing Orabilex with deaths and in some cases. kidney iniury, spun- red the U.S. action.

The X-ray departments of

pitals used the drug at various times.

Louis D. Craig, president oi Bell - Craig Limited, Canadian manufacturer of Orabilex, said:

"All the cases in the U.S. in volved with serious side effects have been instances where the drug was contra - indicated at the outset or where large, ex- cessive doses were given."

JULIA TYLER

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TEXAS HER HtlSBl‘iNDS GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT AND WOKE THE

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FAMOUS HANDS

the rest of the hand. The bid is canceled and the auction re- verts to the player whose turn it was to call. but thereafter the offender may make any proper bid.

making a bid out of turn. but here is a case where the irregu- larity brought the offender a rich harvest.

Clagett Bowie. of Baltimore.

many years ago when he open- ed the bidding with the B o n th

emptivs bid of four diamonds.

Bowie. undauiitsd. ovsi-ca l i ed

tn four hearts. which met

with a resounding double from est.

Everybody passed and West

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true that in a manner of speak- ing West had five natural diamond tricks, but. neverthe-

it played a heart to ing that West had all the-missing trumps. l-is than cashed four spade tricks. discarding a club from his hand.

When Bowls than trumped I club at trick seven. he was left with the K-J-it of hearts and the lo-7-3 of diamonds. while West's hand now consisted of the 9-10- 8-7-6-5 of trumps.

A diamond lead forced West to trump and return a heart. and a second diamond lead for- ced West to lead still another

heart.

so the outcome was that Bowie scored ten tricks and made the doubled contract dea- pits West's extraordinary u-ump holding. Welt has Iilce learned to be more cautious shout his doubles and South doesn’t make bids out of turn any inorol *

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