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» 9 He aL 69° By HAROLD MORRISON LONDON (CP)--Canadian of- ficials today accused the BBC of giving millions of British tele- vision viewers a twisted, dis- jointed picture of conditions in}man commented: Canada. "It is disappointing," said a|people know we have problems Canada House spokes man,|in Canada. We also have the ca- "that once again the presenta- no plan to do so. "We've done it in the past|ists' and it hasn't done any good." Twisted Picture Of Canada Given To Viewers In Britain but the spokesman said there is pacity to solve them. It would be refreshing if British journal- | The Canada House "We know and the British jsometimes take more notice of spokes-|the many positive aspects of |Canada and Canadian life to- day." no immediate comment. views of Canada would The BBC said it would have tion of Canada to the British public has shown such a totally superficial and negative ap- proach," The reaction followed gram, Monday night, devoted to Canada during the Centennial year. It concentrated on snow- bound prairies, Indians, the for- ests of British Columbia and the shoddy side of Canadian cities and culture. Throughout the program were suggestions that Canadian soci- ety is merely an imitation of that in the United States and that many English-speaking Ca- nadians don't take kindly to their French-speaking country- men in Quebec. The Sun's TV columnist, Nancy Banks-Smith noted that "pallid, a pale imitation, a vac- uum, were the recurrent phrases used about the coun- try." One British viewer said: "It made Canada look like the dreeriest place on God's earth." CANADIANS REACT A Canadian woman added: "I've never seen Canada like that. It was all strange to me." A spokesman for the Cana- dian. government travel bureau said several persons who had booked trips to Canada this} summer called to say they hoped "this is not what we are going to see.' Some British travel agents} suggested the travel bureau take action against the bt French - Speaking Youth To Meet OTTAWA (CP) -- Represen- tatives of all French-speaking youth groups in Ontario will meet in North Bay 20-22, Rod- rique Landriault of Ottawa, president of the: French- Speak- ing Youth Association an- nounced today. The association says it is the first time all the Ontario groups | will be represented in one study session. The meeting follows similar gatherings last year held on a national basis in Sudbury and Maillardville, B.C., for French youth groups outside Quebec. Organizers of the meeting are the Canadian Recreational Cen- tres' Association, the Sudbury 'GET OUT, HAVE A FEW BEERS' aoe acts souowed *e! AT SCHOOL, CHARLES ADVISED CAMBRIDGE, England (Reuters) -- Prince Charles was advised today to go out and have a few beers, rather than sit aground in his rooms doing nothing, when he goes tc Cambridge University this all. But authorities at 400-year- old Trinity College here have no plans to organize his life for him, the master of the col- lege, former deputy prime minister Lord Butler, told re- porters today. Lord Butler--better known as Rab in his political heyday as plain R. A. Butler--said: "We want Prince Charles to a | mix with other young people and take part in college ac- tivities and sports. "The danger is having un- dergraduates arriving here and sitting in their own rooms doing nothing. It will be better for him to go out to a pub and have a drink." Lord Butler said it was a pity Prince Charles' grand- father, the late King George VI, lived outside the college when he was studying here. "He lived under his own regime, and I think 'he missed a great deal of college life," | ing nearly two days and Brantford, Ont., pose with The pair drifted out in the [adding that news stories made Oshawa Upholstering Co. SALES he added. nights on Lake Erie in a B. H. Behrens, captain of lake Saturday after their |him out to be "a combination 725-0311 LTD. There are no special plans | 16-foot boat, Lloyd Besune the German freighter Vir- outboard motor broke down. lof Jack the Ripper and Dil- Safely aboard after spend- GERMAN SKIPPER RESCUES BOYS (L) and Brian White, both of gilia, which rescued them. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, April 26,1967 21 Carson Returns Tonight | With 'Ts Strike Over?' Line wits: Sc NEW YORK (AP) -- Johnny; |Carson returned to NBC's To- inight Show Monday night while | |Jack Paar was Joey Bishop's linger who had sneaked in at night and held up NBC." After a few more mild cracks, |Buddy Hackett came out and juana Brass was a tuneful, in- genious program, full of sur- |prises and inventive camera work, all done on location. here was almost no dialogue ment Alpert and his band jopened the show playing in the |Tijuana bull ring to the final fade-out on a Pacific beach. The whole program, was in guest on ABC. All this made for|the show settled into its normal jexcellent taste, was well paced a trying evening for the televi- sion fan who could not watch! |two shows at once. Carson, spirits, bounced on stage to ap- plause and cheers after a month's absence, and his open- jing remark was "is the strike jover?"' | In the course of his opening | monologue, he referred jokingly jon two occasions to an increase lin salary under a new contract. "TI feel guilty working just be- \fore Passover," he said. \**You're supposed to eat unleav-| lened bread--and I came back} \for more dough." { Later he complained about |having to' give so many inter- | jviews by telephone to reporters, | groove. Paar, in his first appearance as a guest on a carbon eopy of) obviously in good|the show he created, was amus- | ing in his exchanges with Bishop} on the proper handling of the host's job. ~ He did seem a little jumpy |and ill at ease, which led Bishop to suggest that "you're nervous enough to come back to this kind of job again." ALPERT A HIT CBS's_ special starring the popular Herb Alpert & and his a KITCHEN CHAIRS Complete Range of Materials From $4.50 land pleased both eye and ear. PAYING FOR LIGHT Canadians pay $15,000,000 a year for light bulbs. DEALING YOUR CAR ? The Man To See Is JACK HUGHES ONTARIO MOTOR to receive Prince Charles when he arrives at Trinity. "The important thing is to find friends who will take him | out,"'/Lord Butler said. Prince Charles is expected to get the normal two-room suite allotted to undergradu- | ates. German Play About Churchill Turned Down By British Board LONDON (CP)--Kenneth Ty- nan, literary manager of Brit- ain's celebrated National The- atre, says the theatre board's refusal to allow performance of a controversial German play | about Sir Winston Churchill is! "disastrous setback." "J had hoped our National| Theatre, as far as choice of| |plays was concerned, would be left to the artists,' said the former drama critic after he and Sir Laurence Olivier suf- fered defeat at a board meeting Monday. "We now know with dispay-| ing clarity that it is in the hands of the bureaucrats." Sir Laurence Olivier, National Theatre director, said play- wright Rolf Hochhuth had been most co-operative about sugges- tions for altering his play, The Soldiers, which deals with Churchill's moral responsibility for the slaughter of civilians in wartime. It was inspired by the bombing of Dresden. WANTED MORE TIME "I asked the board for more time to work on these changes," said Sir Laurence, adding that and this might have resulted in a change of emphasis which would treat Churchill and other British wartime leaders more} |gently. 4 But Viscount Chandos, board jchairman, said however much ithe play was shortened or re- vised, the central theme would still be "unacceptable." As Oli- ver Lyttelton, Chandos was a wartime colleague and close friend of Churchill. 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