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Shown here is the entrance to the Martin Lake
adit of Eldorado Mining and Refining Limited.
It will be nearly a mile and a half long when
completed. The muck wagon in foreground is
used to haul blasted rock away from the adit.
L’entrée de la galerie du lac Martin de la
société Eldorado Mining and Refining Limited.
Cette galerie sera longue de plus de 2-kilomètres.
Le wagonnet sert à transporter hors de la ga-
lerie les éclats de roc laissés par les explosions.
Program Notes
Sundays: Special Speaker — 1705 and
1850 GMT — Canadians and visitors
speak on topics of their own choice.
Mason Wade, of the U.S. Embassy
staff in Ottawa, will speak on Novem-
ber 2, 9 and 16 on aspects of Quebec
as a political and cultural entity.
Mr. Wade has published several works
on this subject.
Canadiana — 1715 — Stories and
descriptions of adventure, past and
present.
Press Review: 2245 GMa —-A selec-
tion of editorial comments from
Canadian dailies and weeklies.
Tuesdays: “How we Live” — 2245
GMT Our daily lives as Cana-
dians; our activities in the community
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COVER:
Typical of the rugged terrain around Beaverlodge
Lake is this rock ledge overlooking a small lake
300 feet below. This prospector, one of hundreds
who has been looking for uranium in this area,
is checking the rock structure with his Geiger
counter for evidence of radioactivity.
COUVERT URE:
Un paysage typique de la région accidentée de
Beaverlodge Lake. Cet éperon de roc domine un
petit lac du haut de cent mètres. L’un des cen-
taines de prospecteurs qui explorent la région
ausculte le roc avec un appareil Geiger pour en
déterminer la radioactivité.
told by citizens from various cities,
towns and rural areas throughout the
country. ©
Thursdays: "Canada at Work” —
2245 GMT — Canadian industry and
natural resources described by com-
mentators and reporters.
Saturdays: “Science and Learning”
1705 and 1850 GMT — Research in
Canadian laboratories and univer-
sities, as well as comments on our
educational institutions from the early
years to postgraduate studies.
POSTNEWS COMMNETARIES
Following news bulletins at 1700,
1845 and 2230 we hear from com-
mentators and news analysts.
Mondays: To be announced.
Tuesdays: Michael Barkway, Ottawa
editor of "Saturday Night”.
Wednesdays: J. B. McGeachy of the
"Toronto Globe & Mail”.
Thursdays: Warren Baldwin, Ottawa
editor of the "Financial Post”.
Fridays: Walter O’Hearn, ‘Montreal
Star” representative at U.N., New
York.
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