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. H. G. Walker, CBC vice- president in charge of Eng- glish network programming testifies before the Com- mons broadcasting commit- tee Thursday for the second day: He told the committee Wednesday. that the person- _\is gone and France can return.| CBC EXECUTIVE IS WITNESS nel of the program "This Hour Has Seven Days" has set itself up as an almost separate corporation within the CBC. (CP Wirephoto) | $6,000,000 Slated | To Fight Pollution -VANCOUVER (CP)--Two ma- jor new British Columbia pulp| mill operations have earmarked! almost $6,000,000 for control of| pollution in air and water, long| a. sore spot between the timber) recover fibrous material before terial ofr the neutralized bleach| the farms and traffic backs industry, conservationists and government agencies. The Tahsis Co. Ltd. will spend} more than $3,500,000 to combat) water and air pollution at the huge operation it is building at) Gold River on Vancouver Is-| land. |try a number of different anti-| And at Prince George in the! B,C. interior, the Prince George} Pulp and Paper Co. Ltd., has} announced plans to spend) $2,500,000 on poliution abate-| ment. The Gold River program rep-; The company is trying out a dry barker instead of a wet one, so that waste doesn't settle in a nearby river Flotation equipment will help it is discharged and all efflu- ent will be treated with special chemicals before it is released. TRY MANY METHODS Dr. George Charles, the Prince George Company's tech nical director, said his firm wil t pollution methods -- including one plan to neutralize organic matter resulting from the pulp process with rich topsoil mixed with chicken manure. Mill effluent is first neutral- 000-gallon retention basin in one for biological activity, are ad- ded. Bacterial sludge settling and recirculation facilities have been added to provide seed ma- | plant effiuent. Dr. Charles explained that or-| |ganic material--bleach plant ef-| | fluent--which accounts for more} |than half the mill effluent, con-| tains organic matter not re-| moved in the cooking process) | required to produce pulp. | The organic material, if dis-| charged directly into the river,| jwould provide food for micro-| organisms which would multiply} | rapidly, creating a shortage of lized, then it moves to a 14,000,-/oxygen required by fish. He said the Prince George resents about six her cent of a|system now being tried. The ef-|system takes the organic ef-} total investment of $55,000,000) fiuent is aerated for 24 hours to| fluent out of the mill refuse by} and the firm 'estimates that!/provide maximum osygen con-|neutralizing it with other forms only $530,000 of the pollution|tent and metered ingredients of|of life and. chemicals--an ex-|not with inventing baseball but control figure '"'can be justified) nitrogen and phosphorous, vital|pensive accomplishment, by economic returns." | Patrick N. Bowle-Evans, man-| ager of Pulp Mill Design and Construction, said the Tahsis| plans have been approved by} the technical staff of the fed-| eral fisheries department and are now under consideration in Ottawa. +,He said Tahsis set out to do! two things: Recover for sale or reuse as much of the mill re- fuse as possible, and to inter- cept each waste stream at its source before it mingles with pure air or water. DISCHARGE INTO SEA A 1,700-foot tunnel gill take the mill effluent to a body of sea water far from the mouth of Gold River and release it} through a diffuser pipe 80 feet below sea level Other instellations will dispose of waste such as bark, and there will be a precipitator on the recovery furnace to reclaim salt. cake which would other- wise be lost up. the chimney. Mr. Bowle - Evans said tests indicate cleaner --. and better- smelling--air will result and the egmpany will regain materials C. Powell Morgan Seriously Ill TORONTO (CP)--C. Powell Morgan, former president of Atlantic Acceptance Corp., was admitted to hospital Wednesday in serious condition. A hospital spokesman said the cause of his illness is being in- vestigated and his physician has requested he have no visitors. The royal commission investi- gating the collapse of the fi- nance corporation took evidence at Mr. Morgan's bedside in his Toronto home Monday and Tuesday. Transcripts of this evi- dence will not be made public until it is known whether Mr. Morgan can testify in public. The royal commission, headed by Mr. Justice Samuel Hughes of the Ontario Supreme Court, is scheduled to meet today to hear witnesses who were to have testified Monday when the proceedings were unexpectedly adjourned to hear Mr. Morgan's evidence. but {well worth the results. ' | up while drivers honk and !DeGaulle Long Cool To Friendship Hand { By ARCH MacKENZIE jin Paris Tuesday, was forth- | WASHINGTON (CP)--George|Tight, inviting an open scrap | pall, the undersecretary of state| when he. said: who has caught a lot of Presi-| "With friends like this, who ident de Gaulle's pitching to the meets enemies." |United States during the last! 'There is U.S. ambivalence on ifive years, once told the-late|display. Special ties with | president Kennedy: |France, on the one hand, date "Every time the hand of|back to the American revolu- \friendship has been extended |tion, which France helped the jacross the sea, General de|Americans to win. |Gaulle has put a dead fish in| On the other hand, there is Vit."" the conviction in many quar- Now the French president has | ters de Gaulle personally is \shaown he is firm about quitting) wrecking all progress made in |NATO's integrated military sys-|the last 20 years towards Eu- \tem by next April, Franco-|ropean unity. j American relations have sunk) RESENT DE GAULLE ppeteneas | 'The feeling that de Gaulle is "Somehow we have lost com-'an ingrate runs strong among munication with de Gaulle, some older American diplo- mused a senior American dip-| mats who recall the days when jlomat. The American ambassa- they fought against domestic \dor in Paris apparently has notlicolationism amid charges of had an audience with the presi-/heing unsympathetic to world |dent of France for many weeks.| problems outside the hemis- | Moreover, competent observ-| phere. ers say, French officials must) such a figure is former state frequently guess in order to in-| secretary Dean Acheson, at 73 terpret what de Gaulle means,|in de Gaulle's age backet. A co- pending subsequent clarification | founder of NATO, he has been from on high. summoned back to diplomatic PRESERVES NATO harness to help preserve it. The official U.S. line is the, He commented recently, in "open chair"--methodical prep- giving his version of what Pres- aration to preserve NATO|ident de Gaulle resents about against the day when de Gaulle|the U.S. role in Europe: "Tt's a curious situation of a The spring meeting of NATO|recovered patient--a convales- foreign ministers in Paris may|cent who's been weak, who has ce show what success the U.S. line|been ill and has finally been) built up and had good food and| is having. But while President Johnson g00d care, been in a warm) has ended a sterile exchange of house and warm bed and sud- | diplomatic notes, the accumula-|denly : ltion of bitterness and frustra-|man, I don't need any more |tion expressed by 'American food, no more doctors, no more |spofesmen might well be called|house. I want fo get out in the the "gritted teeth" technique. wind and the rain, the ice and | Congressman Wayne Hayes the snow. I don't need any more |ohio Democrat heading a con-|% this protection." he says: 'I'm a great big) annual competition for the tidi-jdates, the staff calculated 193-|swHled across the platforms (CP) -- Putneyljest station in London in 1965}000 pails of water and 825 gal-jand 330 mops and 198 brooms KEEPING CLEAN BOOKS LONDON Bridge railway station won the'and 1933. Between these two lons of cleaning fluid haye beenthave been worn out. GREEN ' KILL WEEDS AT THE SAME TIME Lawn weeds? When you first see them, it's time to use Agrico Weed Control. You kill dandelion, plantain, chickweed, ground ivy (creerina charlie), bla k medic clovers, and other broadleaf weeds. You'll see them curl up and die. The balanced formula 20-10-5 fertilizer gives a full feeding without burn- ing. It encourages grass to fill bare spots left py dying weeds. One 22-Ib bag of this new lightweight fertilizer, weeds and feeds 4400 sq. ft: of lawn. Use a fertilizer spreader for best results. OSHAWA GARDEN SERVICE SIMCOE ST. N., OSHAWA OSHAWA WOOD PRODUCTS OSHAWA aa | gressional delegation to the Eu-| ropean Consultative Assembly THE PUBLIC? D - - - NUISANCE HUSBORNE CRAWLEY, England (AP) -- Every two weeks 73-year-old Bill Francis drives his herd of 400 sheep down the main highway be- tween his two farms during the morning rush hour. The sheep take 90 minutes cove 1% miles between to fume. Francis says it's his contri- bution to slowing life down a bit. The rest of the time cars rush by his house at 70 miles an hour, making the highway a noisy menace. To protesting motorists, the Bedfordshire police said a man has every right to drive sheep on the public highway. Bill's wife Mary commented: "The public is a damned nuisance." GET HISTORY RIGHT | Abner Doubleday is credited laying out the first true dia- mond in 1839. 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