1950-12-22 — Page 4

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DECEMBEES

ATOM * GENERALS' GO TO SCHOOL

in a millionaire's park

Informal discussion supplements lectures. Mujor-general

S. F. Irwin, a visiting lecturer (dark sult, foreground), talks with students and slag in the hall.

The motto over the fre- place at the Civil Defence Staff College. extract from a Communiqué issued after the May meeting of Foreign Minis- ters of the United States, France and Britain.

RIGHT: Plotting civil defence points

отп a giant relief map of London.

Pictures

by A. V.

DREES

FAITH IN FREEDOM SHOULD NOT BE TAKEN FOR GRANTED BUT SHOULD BE BUILT INTO A DYNAMIC FORCE. AND STEPS SHOULD BE TAKEN TO INCREASE PUBLIC UNDERSTANDING OF THE EXACT NATURE. METHODS AND DANCERS OF THE THREAT TO ITS EXISTENCE.........

Fellow and blue:

the CD Лag.

by Vivion Batchelor

ON

Na secluded. hillaido at Sunningdale, Berks, atands a large country houso which once echoed to the parties of the late Sir Hugo Cunliffe-Owen, mil- lionaire racehorse owner.

Notices in the drive still Warn motorists to "beware of blood-stock." The rose gardens, the swimming pool, the magnificent park, are still the same.

But the house serves a grimmer function.

It was bought by the Home Office last year for a aum of £50,000 from Miss Marjorie Cunliffe-Owen, who inherited it. It is now the

Mafor-general J. S. Leth- bridge, the college comman- dant, says: "The public must understand that many steps to safeguard them can be. and are being, taken if atom warfare breaks out.”

Home Office › experts have reckoned the main dangers from atom bombs will be from blast, heat and fro Major problems will be rehousing and organisa tion of a nation-wide medical service

Civil Defence Staff College. Can

To the college come men and women from all over the world who will be re- sponsible for civilian fence if atom warfare breaks out.

de-

Only a few students live in the college.

The rest live in a house two miles away which has been taken over by the Home Office.

Pour Oil On

Rough Seas

London Sees Christmas Dinners On Show

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT)

London.

Now running at Earl's Court is one of Britain's most popular perennial Christmas festivities—the Smithfield Fatstock Show, And Londoners who, but for the distinguishing labols, would be unable to identify a single one of the many breeds on display, are nevertheless flocking ongérly to see the cream of British fatstock so conveniently concentrated under one roof..

The first show in this However, though countrymen. sories was held as far back of 150 years ago would still be as 1799, in the reign of classes of livestock by their bel-

able to identify the varlous. George III Few of "Far lows, bicata er grunts, one sec-- mer George's" subjects on of the Show would bale. would ace much in common tural implement and equipment them completely-the agricul- between the monstrous section which has been oxen of their time and the porated into the event. Nearly stocky, compact bullocks of 300 exhibitors are showing be- today. However, while fa-tween them some 2,500 specialla- ed products worth, altogether. shions in joints have altered, around £250,000. and new points bred into ex-works value of the

the

animals to meet the current/tural machinery and ent

industry was. £64 million, of tastes, quality of flesh has which 40 percent went for ex- remained.

nart. port. And the 1950 figures are- known to be higher still.

A stroll around the assembled

The 300 head of colue, re- presenting 14 different breeds, phalanx of

Vesters,

drills, har

ading and

reony to the skill as feeders In-

In-transport herited by modern farmers from exhibition emphasises just how The most up-to-date life-their robust Corinthian ances-highly mechanised an boat afloat-she can even tors. Nor is this skill noticeable modern farming has become. "pour

troubled evident among the 150 hens and horses to waters" is going through 22 assorted breeds of sheep, and the 1 her trials on the Solent.

at this year's fixture, are tenti-vesters, cic., on

oil on

only in the catile section. It is The

fever is one of

oil

結露:

industry

tremendous awing from

most

agricultural among the 400 pigs of 10 developments of this century

and the land ha

has clearly been The lifeboat will be on show various breeds. at the Festival of Britain next With prizes to a total valuo just as radically affected by the year, and will then go to Hull of nearly £8,000 at stake, in-introduction of machinery Lectures are held in what for North Sea rescue work.

the Show's premler the manufacturing, Industries of used to be the drawing Her name Is Sir

Godfreyming

the King's Perpetual the towns. Yet although pro room, one of the largest Baring-in honour of the Royal Cup, it is small wonder that ducts both as fuels and lubri-

National Lifeboat Institution's

feeders from all parts of the cants and as fertilisers, weed- in the house, with chairman.

country have taken such obvious killers, etc.-have undoubtedly lousken french windows leading on She runs on Diesel engines tries. The "proof

pains to produce outstanding en-

numerous headaches of

well as backaches out of form- pudding" to a terrace and an Adam which will continue to operate will be given in the results of the ing, need of the indispensable fire-place.

even if the boat is partly sub-carcase competition, for which "know-how"

remains as al- merged.

beef, 102 mutton and important as ever. And the ex- Dome 50 60

ceived, and for which prizes are convincing proof that this £300 will be vital "know-how" is continuing

to wax in strength,

rooms

Jels have been built in

the

Because high security is that oll can be squirted over 107 park entries have been re-hibits now gracing Earl's Court

involved, every student is rough seas.

screened before being al- A hollow mast is being used worth close on

distributed. gases from the engines will not SIDE GLANCES

lowed to attend the lecture as an exhaust, so that the hot course.

be breathed in by survivors

DECK CABIN

Except for the yellow-wimming in the sea. and-blue Civil Defence flag flying from a white flagstaff outside the house and

The propellers are in protoc- a tive tunnels, 5ft. from the stern, modest notice at the en-so that they can be more easily trance to the drive saying, cleared of obstructions from "Civil Defence Staff Col-Inside the boat.

The lege," there is nothing to in-long and is built of aluminium dicate to the outsider that alloy which reduces the weight here is the core of our hope of the superstructure by half a if atom bomba should fall.

bon

ow lifeboat is 46t. in.

is

There is a deck cabin with: There are no banga and fashes beds on each side, and between and manoeuvres, no people run them there room for ning round in grotesque equip-stretcher. ment while dealing with "mock" bomba.

There is, too, ♫ pressure cooker so that rescued people can be given food quickly.

Master

Civil

Plan For Defence

Washington, Dec. 21.

Those who will be called up- on to do this are being trained at other centres. At Bunning- dale the "generals" are trained -those who must know how to make best use of trained civil defence workers and, above all,

A master plan for civil de- how to co-ordinate their disfence, designed to prepare the tricts and responsibilities with United States to deal with the the over-all pattern which has dangers and problems of atomic been worked out at the college. CK,

attack, was upproved by the House of Representatives yes- Grim figures given by experts lerday and sent to the Senate. are that if 10 atom bomba fell

The legislation establishes

Civil on Britain they would cause

Federal

Defence Ad- ministration 500,000 casualties

to direct a pre- -half of

paredness programme expected them killed and more than to cost $8,100 million over a 1,000,000 homeicgs.

three-year period-Reuter.

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10-20

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WANTED

By Galbraith

COPE. 1960 BY MEA HERVICE, INC. T, M. RES., M. IL FAT, OFT."

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Six hours a day in the lecture room: short courses of instruction at the Civil Defence Staf College last a week, the full course "lasts five.

The students

are town clerks, health officers, chief ' constables, ARP

'Millionaire', racehorze owner Sir Hugo Cunliffe-Owen once

lived here. Now,

24

the

and fire officers, -country house on, a Berkshire hillside holds the brains of Britain's Civil Defence. London members of the WVS.

HOME FERDINAND

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