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     :OO—Dominlon Bandstand 
     
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     ’ CBA WEDNESDAY 
     
     DAYLIGH'I‘ TIME 
     
    
     7:15~Marlne Weather 
     
     Fill 
     
     7:30 .A.M. Chronicle 
     
     azuo‘cnc Nous and Wcather 
     
     Elli—Maritime Sportscast 
     
     8:20—A.M. Chronicle 
     
     8:45—Morning Devotions 
     
     9:00-News 
     
     9:03—A.M. Chronicle 
     
     9:52vr—News 
     
     10:45-Mnrning Commentator 
     
    
     and 
     
    
     I ,I lO:40——Neiys 
     
    
     l 10:55—42th Harding 
     
    
     11:00—News 
     
    
     i 11:03—Showcase 
     
    
     3 11:15mKinderzai'ten of the Air 
     
    
     Niall—Fighting Words. 
     
    
     . 12:00wJamhoree .Iiinction 
     
    
     ,«12230—Maritime Farm B'cast 
     
    
     .1 1:00—CBC News and Weather 
     
    
     1:15-Record Program 
     
    
     kilo—Appointment. with Agostini 
     
    
     159—410. Time Signal 
     
    
     2:00-—Variation on a Theme 
     
    
     [15.» The Happy (ianﬂ 
     
    
     Lita-Word of the Lord 
     
    
     3;00—-CBC News and T-(J Mat 
     
     inee ‘ 
     
    
     4100- Art W‘ M Baud 
     
     Show 
     
    
     the successful half:century role of 
     
     the international joint commission 
     
     in settling rival claims to bound— 
     
     ary waters. 
     
    
     “If due regard is paid to the 
     
     experience gained by the com- 
     
     mission in finding solutions for a 
     
     wide variety of complex prob— 
     
     lems, it is to be hoped that the 
     
     Columbia controversy will be 
     
     settled," they said. 
     
    
     The commission. formed in 
     
     I9I2 to act as Investigator, ar- 
     
     biter and administrator of holin— 
     
     dal-y waters. 13 to deal again 
     
     with the Columbia scrap during 
     
     hearings opening today in Ol— 
     
     tatwa. 
     
    
     The Canadian lawyers chal- 
     
     lenge the United States denial 
     
     of Canada’s right to divert wa— 
     
     ters of the Columbia basin on the 
     
     grounds it is contrary to interna- 
     
     tional law. 
     
    
     They note article two of the 
     
     boundary waters treaty of 1909 
     
     which specifically reserves to 
     
     each country the right to do as 
     
    
     4:30—Concerts 
     
    
     5:00—Maritime Fish B'cast 
     
    
     5:30—The Don Tremaine Show. 
     
    
     (ROG—News and Weather 
     
    
     6: iii—Maritime Sportscast 
     
    
     6:30-Rawhide 
     
    
     6:45——Roving Reporter 
     
    
     6:55—Byline 
     
    
     7:00——-Music in the Evening 
     
    
     7:30—Srprniz Festival 
     
    
     7:45——Voyage lnto Space 
     
    
     8:00—Voiccs in Concert 
     
    
     8:30—lntrodiiction to Wednesday 
     
     Night 
     
    
     8:40-Talk 
     
    
     9:00—The Clioristcrs 
     
    
     9:15—Faure’s Requiem Mass 
     
    
     10:00.7Music of the Mechanical 
     
     Aze 
     
    
     11100-4786 National News Round» 
     
     up and Midweek Review 
     
    
     1,1:3077Vavnldi Wind Concert 
     
    
     12:00 Here's the Weather and 
     
    
     Sign off. 
     
    
     Some of the solutions involve di- 
     
     version of the water, and each 
     
     country is opposing the other’s 
     
     views on diversion. 
     
    
     Former Nazis 
     
     Go On Trial 
     
    
     BONN. Germany I'Reiitei‘sl~— 
     
     Two tioi'mer Nazi SS. men went. 
     
     on trial Monday. charged with 
     
     murdering more than 11,000 con~ 
     
     centraiion ca-mip victims and So- 
     
     viet prisoners during the war. 
     
    
     About 160 witnesses are ex- 
     
    
     pected to be called. it is the big— 
     
     gest trial of its kind ever held in, 
     
     a West German court. 
     
    
     The defendants, both non-corn-l 
     
     missioned o f f i c e r s in Hitler’s 
     
     Elite Guard, are Gustav Herman 
     
     Sorge, 47, and Wilhelm Schubert. 
     
     41. third defendant committed 
     
     suicide in July after being held 
     
     under arrest ﬁor 18 months. 
     
    
     Songe and Schubert were seized 
     
     by the Russians, after the war and 
     
     sentenced to life at hard labor in 
     
     1947, They were sent to Siberia 
     
     and repatriated in 1956. 
     
    
     Both men, who were re~arrestedi 
     
     by West German police soon after 
     
     repatriation, face a maximum 
     
     sentence of life at hard labor. 
     
    
     McNAB SENDS SYMPATHY 
     
    
     WININIIPEG tCPl —— Rt. Rev. 
     
     John MciNalb orf Toronto. mode:- 
     
     ator of the Presbyterian Church 
     
     in Canada, Saturday sent a teie« 
     
     gram of sympathy on the death 
     
     of Pope Pius .\'II to Archbishop 
     
     {\laiii'ico Roy of Quebec. Cana- 
     
     dian primate of the Roman (lain 
     
     olic (lhiioch. Dr. McNah is malo 
     
     trig a six—week tour of Presby— 
     
     terian synod; and churches in 
     
    
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