THE
WORLD
TODAY
Prime
Minister
Sir
Alec
touglas
llomp
officially
took
his
seat
in
the
British
House
of
Commons
today
at
the
opening
of
a
final
pre
election
session
of
parliament
Ruling
Conser
Vatlvn
pirty
legislators
cheered
as
Douglas
Home
was
admitted
to
the
house
as
a
new
member
when
the
session
got
down
to
business
after
a
summer
ftcess
The
preliminary
hearing
of
SIU
president
Hal
Banks
on
a
charge
of
conspiracy
to
commit
assault
was
postponed
In
Mon
Montreal
�
treal
today
to
Dec
18
Banks
and
thee
other
SIU
members
were
scheduled
to
have
appeared
today
The
two
other
men
Paul
Ernest
Carsh
and
Eldon
Jack
Richardson
face
similar
charges
and
also
have
been
remanded
to
Dec
1
8
All
three
are
free
on
2000
cash
ball
The
charges
are
In
con
connection
�
nection
with
an
assault
on
a
rival
union
organler
in
1907
The
Russians
have
arrested
an
American
professor
on
spy
charges
He
Is
identified
as
Prod
Barghoorn
02
of
Yale
University
Soviet
officials
did
not
say
where
Barghoorn
was
arrested
but
say
he
was
seized
several
days
ago
US
Embassy
officials
In
Moscow
have
not
been
allowed
to
see
him
and
anil
they
say
they
have
been
unable
to
get
any
additional
information
about
the
arrest
or
on
what
grounds
the
spy
charge
Is
based
A
freighter
the
Hercules
Victory
today
sent
word
of
an
explosion
and
a
fire
In
boilers
aboard
the
vessel
The
US
Coast
Guard
sent
a
cutter
and
a
plane
to
the
area
some
300
miles
northeast
of
Bermuda
The
ship
was
last
reported
dead
in
the
water
The
Cuban
government
today
announced
the
execution
of
four
men
It
alleges
were
agents
of
the
US
Central
Intelligence
Agency
The
four
were
con
convicted
�
victed
by
a
Cuban
military
court
Monday
of
Infiltrating
Cuba
for
subversive
activities
President
Kennedy
may
have
more
to
say
Trlday
concerning
a
35
liour
work
week
when
he
addresses
the
ATL
CIO
con
convention
�
vention
in
New
York
In
a
re
report
�
port
to
the
convention
which
opens
Thursday
ATL
-
CIO
president
George
Meany
calls
for
the
reduced
work
week
as
the
solution
for
unemployment
civil
rights
problems
and
com
competition
�
petition
with
communist
nations
President
Kennedy
already
Is
on
record
as
op
opposed
�
posed
to
the
Idea
of
a
30
hour
woik
week
Russia
has
launched
anothei
satellite
The
Soviet
News
Agency
Tass
said
today
the
launch
was
made
Monday
the
21st
In
the
cosmos
series
of
unmanned
Sputniks
for
space
exploration
The
Sputnik
is
or
orbiting
�
biting
the
earth
every
880
minutes
at
altitudes
ranging
from
121
to
142
miles
Two
United
Church
ministers
and
two
students
from
the
Uni
University
�
versity
of
Alberta
say
they
will
picket
Edmontons
city
hall
tonight
The
ministers
say
they
are
trying
to
promote
integrity
and
honesty
In
civic
govern
government
�
ment
Another
demonstration
in
support
of
the
city
hall
pick
picketingwill
�
etingwill
take
place
on
the
university
campus
this
evening
Students
and
faculty
members
oppose
the
election
of
William
Hawrelak
as
mayor
Hawrelak
resigned
as
mayor
in
1959
after
a
Royal
Commission
said
he
was
guilty
of
gross
misconduct
in
land
deals
A
group
of
Ontario
cancer
specallsts
say
doctors
are
having
more
success
in
the
treatment
of
cancel
affecting
women
because
of
earlier
diag
diagnosis
�
nosis
and
treatment
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A
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They
grow
em
big
in
Salmon
Arm
as
this
picture
of
de
delicious
�
licious
specie
of
apple
testifies
Preparing
to
bite
into
the
juicy
fruit
which
weighs
a
whopping
one
pound
ASTRONOMICAL
PROPORTIONS
e
e
Huge
robbery
at
Montreal
Third
of
PGs
teachers
new
to
school
district
More
than
one
third
of
the
teachers
In
the
Prince
George
area
this
ear
are
new
to
the
district
according
to
a
report
released
by
school
board
Of
the
309
teachers
employed
by
School
District
07
105
or
3398
per
cent
are
new
to
this
area
The
teport
notes
that
there
was
an
increase
of
1115
per
YMCA
meeting
Wednesday
night
Representatives
from
ser
service
�
vice
clubs
fraternal
organi
organizations
�
zations
the
chamber
of
commeice
the
ministerial
association
and
other
groups
are
expected
to
attend
a
meeting
Wednesday
night
to
discuss
the
formation
of
a
YMCA
branch
in
Prince
George
Mrs
Robjn
Webster
secre
secretary
�
tary
-
manager
of
the
Prince
George
Chamber
of
Commerce
which
was
requested
to
organize
the
affair
announced
oday
the
meeting
will
taKe
the
form
of
a
no
host
dinner
scheduled
to
take
place
at
C30
pm
In
the
private
dining
room
in
the
Prince
George
Hotel
Now
hear
this
Political
aspirant
now
a
life
Insurance
salesman
Lew
Mad
ley
was
elected
fifth
vice
president
on
the
board
of
directors
of
the
Social
Credit
patty
at
a
provincial
convention
last
weekend
in
New
Westmin
Westminster
�
ster
l
ew
was
one
of
17
rep
representatives
�
resentatives
representing
the
Fort
George
itdlng
Thursday
as
snow
fell
over
Prince
George
Mrs
Leslie
Maxwell
went
outdoors
to
sal
salvage
�
vage
a
branch
of
fragile
pink
apple
blossoms
which
had
got
its
seasons
mixed
and
was
blooming
merrily
away
She
doubted
that
people
would
be
believe
�
lieve
her
so
she
showed
the
blossoms
to
her
neighbor
After
watting
a
month
for
chairs
to
arrive
for
the
activity
room
at
Central
Tort
Geoige
School
the
PTA
scheduled
its
first
meeting
foi
tonight
Guess
what
Some
work
has
heendone
to
the
floor
in
that
room
and
the
meeting
has
had
to
be
post
postponed
�
poned
for
one
week
Ciowds
for
the
big
film
The
Longest
Day
have
been
so
large
that
the
Princess
Theatre
will
hold
the
show
over
for
those
who
didnt
get
In
last
week
Its
the
story
of
D
lay
A
color
pictute
by
Prince
George
Photographer
WALLV
WEST
is
featured
on
the
Jacket
of
a
new
book
Peace
River
Chronicles
a
documentary
his
history
�
tory
of
BCs
Peace
River
coun
country
�
try
The
book
letalls
foi
650
and
contains
81
first
hand
nai
ratives
and
40
pages
of
illus
illustrations
�
trations
Unlcknown
to
most
Is
the
fact
our
MP
BERT
LEBQE
has
been
travelling
far
afield
these
days
As
a
member
of
theCom
nonuealth
Pat
liamentary
As
Association
�
sociation
Pert
Is
currently
tourtng
Malaysia
and
has
visited
such
exotic
cities
as
Kuala
Lumpui
Bankok
Singapoie
Hong
Kong
and
Tokyo
Jle
is
one
of
two
Social
Credit
party
membeis
In
the
Canadian
dele
delegation
�
gation
that
lelt
Ottawa
Oct
II
and
which
expected
to
return
to
Canada
this
turning
weekend
cent
In
the
size
of
the
teaching
staff
There
were
278
teachers
last
term
and
31
additional
In
Instructors
�
structors
were
needed
for
the
opening
of
schools
in
Sept
September
�
ember
Thirty
-
five
teachers
are
without
experience
that
is
to
say
this
is
their
first
year
of
actual
classroom
work
The
total
accounts
for
1133
per
cent
of
the
teaching
staff
The
report
also
says
that
3915
per
cent
of
the
teachers
employed
by
the
school
district
are
married
women
There
are
121
of
them
in
the
Prince
George
area
Another
statistical
report
published
by
the
board
notes
that
Prince
George
school
district
has
51
schools
under
its
jurisdiction
In
this
regard
it
is
the
third
largest
school
district
in
DC
Vancouver
has
78
schools
and
Surrey
has
57
Prince
George
Is
In
eighth
place
in
the
classification
of
pupil
totals
Then
were
slightly
more
than
8
000
at
the
end
of
September
Ahead
of
Prince
George
are
Vancouver
Victoria
Burnajy
Surrey
North
Vancouver
Rlc
mond
CoqultlamandChllllwack
school
districts
It
is
also
In
eighth
place
on
the
list
of
school
board
ex
expenditures
�
penditures
The
boards
operating
budget
last
jear
this
does
not
include
construction
which
is
covered
by
re-ferendums-was
2839330
Seagrams
head
dies
in
Montreal
MONTREAL
CP
-
Harry
Bronfman
who
helped
build
the
Seagrams
Distillers
empire
died
today
He
was
77
He
was
director
of
produc
production
�
tion
and
construction
for
Dis
DistillersSeagrams
�
tillersSeagrams
Corp
which
reported
earnings
of
more
than
800000000
in
Its
last
fiscal
year
Mr
Bronfman
was
a
prom
prominent
�
inent
figure
in
Jewish
philan
philanthropic
�
thropic
and
community
organ
organizations
�
izations
and
was
one
of
the
founders
of
the
Canadian
Jew
Jewish
�
ish
Congress
Re
also
was
chairman
of
Kensington
Indus
Industries
�
tries
Incorjiorated
MONTREAL
-CP-Pollce
said
today
the
loot
from
a
daring
Remembrance
Day
weekend
robbery
may
reach
astrono
astronomical
�
mical
proportions
The
thieves
smashed
through
four
feet
of
reinforced
concrete
to
rob
90
safety
deposit
vaults
Just
how
much
was
stolen
will
not
be
known
until
a
check
is
made
with
all
the
customers
The
bank
a
branch
of
the
Banque
Canadienne
Nationale
Is
located
In
the
heart
of
Mon
Montreals
�
treals
produce
and
fur
manufacturing
area
Police
say
the
thieves
must
have
started
drilling
through
the
concrete
late
Friday
or
early
Saturday
and
continued
working
through
the
long
week
weekend
�
end
The
theft
was
discovered
this
morning
when
the
time
lock
on
the
door
leading
Into
the
safety
deposit
vault
opened
and
bank
employees
went
In
The
hole
was
drilled
into
the
vault
from
a
vacant
building
next
door
to
the
bank
Police
said
every
available
man
has
been
thrown
Into
the
Investigation
itizen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
TUESDAY
NOVEMBER
12
1963
jt
one-and-one-half
ounces
is
pert
Prince
George
telephone
operator
Loretta
Lepine
former
resident
of
the
apple
growing
centre
Roy
Fujikawa
photo
Former
Agriculture
Min
Minister
�
ister
Alvin
Hamilton
to
today
�
day
moved
a
motion
of
non
-
confidence
in
the
Liberal
government
charging
it
to
carry
on
with
the
spirit
of
co
cooperative
�
operative
federalism
The
Commons
votes
on
the
issue
tonight
Civic
banquet
will
honor
Chief
Justice
John
Wilson
Members
of
the
Prince
George
Bar
Association
andtho
City
of
Prince
Georgo
will
honor
Chief
Justice
J
O
Wilson
at
a
banquet
Thursday
In
Prince
George
Hotel
ballroom
The
presence
of
the
chief
Justice
In
the
city
here
to
conduct
the
Quesnel
Fall
Assize
Is
the
first
opportunity
the
bar
association
lias
had
to
acknowledge
Mr
Wilsons
appointment
as
Chief
Justice
of
the
Supreme
Court
At
the
same
time
the
city
which
Is
co
hosting
the
banquet
hopes
to
present
Mr
Mlson
with
a
manuscript
declaring
him
a
Freeman
of
the
City
of
Prince
George
In
addition
to
the
mayor
and
aldermen
approximately
16
members
of
the
bat
association
are
expected
to
attend
the
func
function
�
tion
which
Is
set
to
start
at
7
pm
Although
he
was
not
born
in
Prince
George
Mr
Wilson
Is
considered
to
be
a
native
son
He
came
to
the
city
in
19H
with
his
family
and
Is
the
son
HUNTER
SHOT
QUESNEL
-i
11-
A
hunter
believed
to
le
from
the
Quesnel
aiea
has
been
shot
and
killed
in
a
hunting
mishap
in
the
Mar
Marguerite
�
guerite
district
Ktween
here
and
Williams
Lake
of
the
late
peter
Wilson
former
city
solicitor
who
was
also
named
a
freeman
prior
to
his
death
over
two
years
ago
Mrs
II
G
Kennedy
Is
a
sister
of
the
chief
Jtitice
HUNTER
BEATS
PARTY
Harvey
Levlne
of
Port
Al
bernl
walked
out
of
the
bush
near
Prince
George
Saturday
10
minutes
before
a
search
for
the
missing
hunter
was
due
to
begin
Mr
Levlne
was
one
of
three
Vancouver
Island
hunters
who
on
Friday
entered
the
Willow
River
area
30
miles
east
of
Prince
George
After
setting
up
camp
they
went
Into
the
bush
separately
Mr
Levlne
failed
to
return
to
camp
Friday
night
A
search
party
of
six
RCMP
officers
were
on
their
way
to
join
volunteers
preparing
to
comb
the
Willow
River
area
Saturday
morning
when
Levlne
found
his
own
way
to
safety
Five
buses
take
plunge
TIMMINS
Ont-vir-An
ab
abandoned
�
andoned
mine
shaft
collapsed
In
this
northern
Ontario
mining
town
today
and
five
empty
buses
valued
at
40000
plunged
Into
the
shaft
The
top
of
the
shaft
had
been
covered
and
the
area
was
used
for
parking
the
buses
Three
of
the
vehicles
plunged
out
of
sight
The
other
two
could
be
seen
At
least
7000
gallons
of
gasoline
also
poured
down
the
abandoned
shaft
The
tank
was
perched
on
the
lip
of
the
gaping
hole
CO
feet
in
diameter
and
estimated
to
be
at
least
70
feet
deep
Police
said
they
expected
the
lank
to
slide
Into
the
shaft
at
any
minute
Firemen
stood
by
as
oil
company
workers
scrambled
to
disconnect
pipes
leading
from
the
storage
tank
to
three
other
tanks
If
the
tank
goes
down
the
the
shaft
the
pipes
will
snap
Unless
they
are
disconnected
in
time
the
area
will
be
flooded
with
35000
gallons
of
gasoline
Officials
were
looking
for
In
Information
�
formation
about
the
abandoned
shaft
They
wanted
to
evacuate
other
possible
danger
areas
before
further
collapses
occur
Four
children
dead
in
fire
DRUMHELLER
Alta
CPi
-Four
children
died
today
when
fire
swept
a
home
In
this
city
80
miles
northeast
of
Calgary
A
babysitter
escaped
the
flames
and
Is
In
hospital
with
facial
burns
The
children
have
not
been
Identified
but
all
were
under
school
age
It
was
reported
the
fire
fol
followed
�
lowed
an
explosion
Police
were
trying
to
reach
the
childrens
parents
believed
to
be
visiting
in
Walnwright
in
northern
Alberta
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Three
auto
deaths
on
south
highway
Three
persons
were
killed
in
t
w
o
separate
car
accidents
near
Quesnel
during
the
Remembrance
Day
weekend
The
smash
up
in
which
two
died
was
blam
blamed
�
ed
on
icy
roads
Roger
Brunpju
22
a
pro
production
�
duction
assistant
at
CKTG
tele
television
�
vision
station
died
In
Quesnel
hospital
Saturday
of
injuries
suffered
when
his
sports
car
went
out
of
control
10
miles
north
of
Quesnel
and
collided
with
a
light
truck
Jack
McNamara
passenger
in
Druneaus
car
received
a
fractured
arm
and
shoulder
blade
and
crush
Injuries
to
the
chest
Ills
condition
is
fair
McNamara
a
teacher
at
the
vocational
school
in
Prince
George
said
he
was
adjusting
the
heater
when
the
accident
occurred
He
did
not
see
what
caused
the
crash
and
only
re
regained
�
gained
consciousness
after
he
was
thrown
clear
Truck
driver
Charles
Francis
Healy
of
Dawson
C
reek
escaped
unhurt
Bruneau
and
McNamara
were
on
their
way
to
visit
relatives
In
North
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
The
two
other
deaths
occur
ed
six
miles
south
of
Quesnel
late
Monday
night
when
a
light
truck
left
the
road
Names
of
the
victims
have
not
been
released
Police
said
a
woman
was
kill
killed
�
ed
and
a
man
died
en
route
to
hospital
Third
passenger
in
the
truck
a
man
was
injured
His
condition
is
fair
The
truck
left
the
Buckrldge
road
at
Carlsons
Canyon
the
scene
of
several
mishaps
which
have
resulted
In
at
least
one
other
death
Police
said
noother
vehicle
was
Involved
A
third
weekend
accident
near
Quesnel
Injured
George
Gar
Gardiner
�
diner
of
Burnaby
condition
Is
fair
Gardiner
was
one
of
six
per
persons
�
sons
admitted
to
hospital
after
the
car
they
were
riding
In
spun
off
the
highway
17
miles
north
of
Quesnel
The
five
other
occupants
of
the
car
were
released
from
hospital
after
treatment
RCMP
In
Prince
George
re
report
�
port
more
than
6000
damage
to
vehicles
Involved
In
accidents
on
icy
roads
during
the
week
weekend
�
end
Two
cars
rolled
over
in
sep
separate
�
arate
accidents
Estimated
damage
of
300
was
caused
to
both
cars
The
first
roll
over
occurred
at
4
pm
Sunday
at
mile
11
on
Highway
97
north
A
car
driven
by
Barry
Greaves
hit
an
icy
patch
and
rolled
over
into
a
ditch
The
second
happened
10
am
Monday
on
the
Chief
Lake
road
Police
say
a
car
driven
by
William
Bruce
Elliot
skidded
at
a
corner
and
rolled
over
A
three
vehicle
collision
caused
an
estimated
1600
damage
one
mile
north
of
Red
rock
on
highway
97
south
A
car
drivenby
Norman
Lowe
of
Merritt
was
being
towed
from
a
ditch
by
a
truck
driven
by
Glenn
Engen
when
a
third
vehicle
a
three
ton
pick
up
was
In
collision
with
both
of
them
Driver
of
the
three
ton
truck
was
Ronald
Emmelkamp
or
Grassy
Plains
BC
Police
say
many
of
the
ac
accidents
�
cidents
involved
only
one
car
and
were
caused
by
loss
of
control
on
the
slippery
roads
Roger
Uruneau
Men
admit
false
claims
Charges
of
falsely
obtaining
unemployment
insurance
bene
benefits
�
fits
brought
guilty
pleas
from
two
Prince
George
men
in
magi
magistrates
�
strates
court
Friday
William
Schuster
was
fined
75
on
each
of
three
counts
of
understating
his
earnings
while
receiving
unemployment
Insurance
T
JThompson
UIC
enforce
enforcement
�
ment
officer
told
the
court
Schuster
had
earned
weekly
wages
ranging
from
8G
to
89
while
receiving
36
a
week
In
Insurance
benefits
The
maxi
maximum
�
mum
amount
the
accused
was
allowed
to
earn
was
18aweek
Thompson
Informed
the
magistrate
that
Schuster
had
made
arrangements
for
resti
restitution
�
tution
Sentencing
was
deferred
for
Romeo
Zuccollo
who
appeared
on
eight
counts
of
mis
misrepresenting
�
representing
his
earnings
Magistrate
G
O
Stewart
Is
awaiting
a
medical
report
on
Zuccollo
before
passing
sen
sentence
�
tence
Nov
16
The
accused
stated
there
was
a
possibility
he
would
enter
the
hospital
this
week
Zuccollo
said
he
had
not
re
reported
�
ported
the
earnings
because
ho
could
not
support
his
family
of
five
on
the
30
a
week
he
got
from
the
UIC
Zuccollo
had
earned
between
12
and
30
a
week
as
a
waiter
while
the
maximum
he
was
allowed
to
earn
under
the
UIC
act
was
15
a
week
Mr
Thompson
told
the
court
arrangements
fcr
restitution
had
been
made
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ACCEPTED
VICTORIA
-
The
Cariboo
Hockey
League
an
outlaw
operation
for
the
last
three
seasons
has
been
reinstated
in
the
BC
Hockey
Associa
Association
�
tion
BCHA
registrar
Ivan
Temple
announced
last
night
In
Victoria
the
four
team
league
has
now
met
its
fi
financial
�
nancial
committments
to
the
association
and
has
accord
accordingly
�
ingly
been
re
admitted
HIGH
POWER
RADIO
CKPG
Radio
TV
boosting
power
CKPG
today
annc
anced
plans
for
the
expansion
of
Its
facili
facilities
�
ties
which
will
provide
live
network
TV
for
viewers
in
the
Prince
George
Vanderhoof
Hlxon
Quesnel
and
Fraser
Lake
areas
Station
manager
R
T
Har
kins
who
announced
the
plans
also
said
an
increase
In
radio
power
will
extend
the
Prince
George
signal
for
a
consider
considerable
�
able
distance
in
all
directions
All
plans
are
subject
to
the
approval
of
the
Board
of
Broad
Broadcast
�
cast
Governors
which
will
hold
hearings
in
January
and
of
the
Department
of
Transport
re
regarding
�
garding
the
equipment
to
be
used
Gordon
Stenner
northern
di
division
�
vision
manager
of
BC
Tele
Telephone
�
phone
Co
estimated
it
would
take
colse
to
a
eai
to
Instal
the
necessary
microwave
fa
facilities
�
cilities
which
will
put
the
new
television
system
on
the
air
CKPG
radio
has
submitted
an
engineering
brief
to
he
DOT
In
Ottawa
for
an
AM
standard
broadcast
band
power
Increase
to
10000
watts
on
550
kilo
kilocycles
�
cycles
Mr
Harklns
said
He
estimated
the
power
in
increase
�
crease
combined
with
the
in
installation
�
stallation
of
anomnWdlrettion
al
antenna
would
make
the
Prince
George
radio
station
the
second
most
powerful
in
BC
The
radio
transmitter
towers
would
be
located
seven
miles
northeast
of
the
city
If
the
BBG
and
the
DOT
approve
the
application
we
ex
expect
�
pect
to
tie
in
operation
late
next
summer
said
Mr
Harklns
Provision
of
live
TV
lias
beon
under
consideration
for
some
time
the
station
manager
said
We
aie
entering
an
agree
agreement
�
ment
subject
to
BUG
and
DOT
approval
with
the
BC
Tele
phone
Co
to
provide
all
the
transmitting
facilities
for
us
Mr
Harklns
said
the
station
has
already
received
approval
for
the
engineering
plans
In
a
letter
from
the
CBC
and
that
the
CBC
has
Indicated
R
will
provide
Prince
George
with
a
live
microwave
signal
pending
ratification
by
the
BBG
and
the
DOT
of
the
TV
extension
serv
service
�
ice
Mr
Harklns
said
the
stations
present
television
transmitter
on
Connaught
Hill
will
be
moved
to
Tabor
Mountain
12
air
miles
east
of
the
city
at
an
elevation
of
4e00feet
A
new
500
watt
Dnair
transmitter
will
be
Installed
at
the
Tabor
Mountain
site
which
will
give
a
much
better
quality
plctuie
to
Prince
Geoige
and
the
surrounding
area
he
said
Our
application
will
Um
embrace
the
installation
of
a
five
watt
relay
tiausliloi
at
Hlxon
which
will
serve
that
area
with
TV
and
at
the
same
time
relay
the
Prince
George
microwave
signal
to
a
transmit
transmitter
�
ter
on
Dragon
Mountain
to
serve
Quesnel
and
district
Mr
Haiklns
said
another
translator
will
be
installed
on
Fraser
Mountain
to
serve
Van
Vanderhoof
�
derhoof
and
the
area
to
Fort
Traser
and
Traser
Lake
The
CBC
signal
would
be
taken
to
the
CKPG
TV
station
in
the
city
and
together
with
local
programs
would
be
taken
from
the
downtown
studio
to
Tabor
Mountain
and
fed
into
the
telav
broadcasting
hjstem
Meanwhile
a
letter
from
Geoige
Yiun
diiector
of
sta
station
�
tion
relations
for
the
CBC
Vaneouui
to
the
chaniter
of
coiumeiie
heie
indicated
that
negotiations
with
CKPG
to
pro
vide
a
mieiowaxe
seivlcetothe
CVutral
Interior
have
Iven
un
under
�
der
wa
foi
Mmal
months