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es orTawa (CP)—Eugene, Hall- |empt time. from existing OTTAWA (CP) —.Non-farm| There usueua| The job climb was most no-|man, OBC vice-president of pro-|shows,” he said. as an ¢ an ; 5 r OBC §E li . showed an unupual jrise in the size of the labor force |ticeable in the Atlantic regio | gramming | sad here use of | Tim, Tae og lish and November and {which added 26,000 in the month |Where was 6.9 per cent.|music by the corporation on os ga Sesteae eee ces to bit. 7,108 ~ |However, region continued |both ‘radio and television net- | works only coe | purely | 185,000, to have the highest loy- | works is dec Bas 2) ee eee. moar. di Con. | fm 10 years, it was ceported| Comparing: December. to the’ rate, 7.1 per cent. - He was testi before the jcert on Pench network, he same month of 1964, non-farm | Quebec had 4.8 per cent of its |copyright | board, where said. = - Unemploymerit rose by 32,000 | jobs 362 59 labor force out of work in De-|the Composers, Authors and| He described English network

to 252,000 ia December . from ee Moy [gembers, Ontario 2.3. per. cent, |Publishers Association of Can-|progrems starring Tommy |

$20,000 in mid-November. It was |" '* Wabor force rose “by /the Prairies 2.4 ‘end Briti#h Co-| ada is seeking an increase in , Juliette and Don Mes- . 273,000 or 3.9° per cent and the \lumbia 3.3 the fee the CBC must pay for |ser as Variety.

204,000 in December, 1964. The the music it broadcasts,” | Mr. Hallman said there” has | %

percentage of the labor force out ' ; ut eee ‘Aidline te tanele : CAPAC. has asked. an incréaee |been a decline in music on the

Guest Sis oy escmsher-aeee Busi InN A » to five cents per capita, based GBC ‘radio networks since “the | 5. os usiness in MeEPiCG {on the Canadian population, jadvent of television in 1952

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er be tees ten. honunn| roRcnto (CP)—A senior ex- assistant and their two secreta-|year for live broadcasts of | television, the OBC sieniy | O

lormally jecutive says North American |ries. events ‘like the Pan-American 'ididn’t have the resources _fimre is decline inthis pero maior, Meares Dentéag cies “Here a North “America we Games in Winsipeg, eee oe et emoloyment sagged by |@"d much of the fat is in execu- |have most expensive ap- corporation would | . Hallman there $5,000: to 470,000; swiping out the (tive ranks. _|proach to industrial manage-|do. more theatre and music |more music on CBC FM sta- non-tarm’ improvement. - |. John Devlin, of }ment: that— exists anywhere —on-|shows but Mr: Hallman: couldn't | tions but--tlie- corporation still : “ |Rothmans of Pall Mall Canada jearth, and this is a basic dis-|see much change because of the |wasn't convinced FM shouldbe ; “ltd. says foreign advantage. in foreign competi- |demand for live coverage of |‘‘wall - to - weil, background LET'S FACE can, compete in North American |tion,” Mr. Devlin says. centennial events. ; music. : IT/'M A BUD ore oe oe es of ne his views to a semi- —anaeeeninannntoree , WITH Boys/ / lower costs, because Inar American Marketing ; ‘ ? beGe "lof figures that show up un the |Association, he added: RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT (S11-G-H) The foiiowing program list. |« lement end of the bal-| “If we are really - ~— ‘ a :

ings are published freeef |ance ‘sheet-”’ -_ jabout”” combatting rising ‘costs eharge as a public service and/ Mr. Devlin, 44-year-old for-|, . . the first place to start be appedr as presented to us by|mer RCAF fighter pilot, mves|might well be in ‘he executive : the stations concerned. the —— * on Avucioes ranks.” - Gl e| | “THURSDAY PROGRAMS |nd in the United States. |WANTS ONE-MAN RULE |

A The European operation has| Mr. Deviin: suggests North | 9 “il: CFCY-TV “"]1,300 employees and the U.8.|American business shoild te- ya: it 1,200, but in terms of sat-|turn to one-man rule and cut 10.45 o.m.—Musicale bon mr} gmployees it’s a different |\down on group and committee 2.00 p.m.--Film Festival story—912 in the U.S. compared thinking. ‘ RY Bae eee ewe with 291 in Europe. “Today we have the demo-

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