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11.10 Maritime Weather ti Jewfound- 11.15 Night Beat 1 NS ee er cciare|misister of natiqanl defesce Jn 12.00 News & Weatlier * st-hit are ld get “pro* the Borden Con ative govern- ==. 5 a ce: RAD ee woree”’ with further | Mem at the of the First MEN’S DRESS PANTS. MEN’S SWIM TE es eal ear tue se: Lawrence Seaway. | World ee ; Clearing 5.00 enn. Leslie M. ‘Tuck, of the Cana-| He said work revision of the : ss ae Special 2.9 ‘ MEN’S NO IRON. DRESS SHIRTS ~

DAYLIGHT TIME . 7:15—Marine Wea and Fil 7:30—News, wea and sports.

‘'lpiologist told the international

_ COPENHAGEN, Denmark Reuters) — A Canadian marine

conference on of pollution of the sea which. opened here Friday

|éian government's ‘department of northern affairs and national re- sources, said oil pollution of beaches and coastline was espe- cially serious off Newfoundland,

‘the main tasks facing the com-

PONDERED CHANGE J “Nobody discards judicial of- fice without considerable heart- searching,” said the 45-year-old grandson of Sir Sam Hughes,

Civil Service Act, which has re-

mained virtually unchanged since] -

1918 and is to be rewritten by Parliament next year, was one of

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00—News and Weather ‘where the Toutes of many oceaa- | mission. dis Marine Sperteca going vessels converged. He also subscribed to Liberal $:45—Morning Devotions ‘Most traffie routed from north-|and Conservative government | 4-00—News. ern Europe, the Mediterranean statements that it is the policy of : 9.05—A.M. Chronicle. and Africa to\Halifax, the Great | government “to pay. gov | 4 sNews. Lakes, ‘and New, England ports | employees salaries equivalent to | 00—A.M. Chronicle converged south of Cape Race om | those paid in comparable posts inj

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‘ gional Cornmentary Musical - Interlude.

the Grand Banks of Newfound- land, he said. ~ . Oil dumped south’ and east of Newfoundland .was carried to- ward the coast. by prevailing Winds*and currents. Thousands, of aead and. dying sea-birds were found along the shores of both sides of the Avaion Peninsula in the fall, winter and early spring. “My personal opinion is that this situation will\ get progres sively worse a8 more ships begin ‘te use the St. Lawrence Seaway, and the only effective method of preventing. the extermination of ‘the Arctic ‘sea-birds which winter off Newfoundland is the complete avoidance of the discharge of persistent oils into the sea.”

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private business and industry.” . NO COMMENT

But he returned a flat ‘‘no com- ment” when asked by reporters hew_soon the recent Civil Service ager recommendation om a salary increase for the public service will be going forward to the ,gove ‘

Mr. Hughes was chairman of the Ontario Highway Transport Board for three years before being named to the trial division of the Ontario Supreme Court is 1958.

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Lieut. Brian Stark, 27, is a Royal Naval officer.

nee peer