Calgary Herald from Calgary, Alberta, Canada • 10

10 THE CALGARY HERALD WcJ June 28, Conflict could develop with Ottawa Bill would give Quebec communications powers Cuban agents said operating in Quebec dismiss the possibility of vision, now under the Jurisdiction of the federal govern He said his department would attempt to apply the legislation in a manner that would not contravene the powers of the Canadian Ra-dlo-Teldvision Commission, the federal broadcasting regulatory board, but he did not The bill, which has to return to the assembly for second and third reading, would empower the Quebec Public Service Board to use CBC facilities if necessary. It gives the Quebec government control over cable tele QUISBKC (CP) A bill Unit would uivo the Quebec government jurisdiction over "a 1 1 communications within tho borders of the province" was approved Tuesday by the national assembly's communications committee. conflict between the two levels of government. Mr. L'AUicr told the communications committee he did not expect the proposed legis-1 a i to come before the courts.

ment. Communications Minister Jean-Paul L'AUicr said it is possible that cable television could come under dual federal-provincial control, The Star quotes him as saying DGI intelligence centres in Ottawa and Montreal are slocked with machine-guns, pistols grenades and other explosives, Tha Star says officials of the Cuban embassy in Ottawa IT WILL SOON BE: declined to discuss in detail the charges made by Castro. Castro told The Star ho was stationed in Paris with the PCI, but all agents are famil iar with operations elsewhere in the world He said he was present at a in, i meeting in Paris when it was decided to pay particular attention to Mr. Trudeau. "We summed him up as man who would stand up to the U.S.

and who would exert world-wide influence in his dealings with Cuba," Mr. Castro said. Wry warning SWANSEA. England (CP) Message to motorists on a poster outside a gas station in Glamorganshire: "If CHESS STAR MAY YET BE HOLDOUT REYKJAVIK, Iceland (Neuter) Preparations fur the world chess championship npening here Sunday now are in full swing-but there is still no sign of the U.S. challenger Bobby Fischer.

The Russian world champion Boris Spassky arrived here a week ago to get acquainted with the surroundings and Icelandic chess officials arc becoming nervous nt the non-appearance of Fischer. The officials became worried when the American failed to arrive by air Monday and immediately 1 c-phoned New York after they learned that he had cancelled his ticket on the flight. In a telephone conversation with Fischer's lawyer in New York, the officials were advised that the American would arrive Thursday. But officials doubt that Fischer will be aboard Thursday's flight. However.

Fischer's representative, Fred Cramer, has arrived here and has stated that the American star wants to arrive in complete secrecy. But officials of the Icelandic Chess Federation are mindful that Fischer threatened last winter he would not accept Reykjavik as the site of the championship. Legislature fire leads to arrest EDMONTON fCP) -Police said today that a fire in the Legislature building Tuesday was set deliberately. A police spokesman said the fire was started when someone lighted a small twist of paper and tossed it under storage racks filled with papers. Firemen put out the fire about 15 minutes after it started.

There was no serious damage. A suspect, not identified by police, was arrested on a charge of creating a disturbance and sent to Alberta Hospital for psychiatric examination. A spokesman at the Legislature said security will be tightened as a result of the fire. must drink and drive, don't "1 'r 'P I MEN'S WESTERN i Erf i Af VHf.Jl. An-exceptional value for 0ry Stampede fun.

'Famous rTfffiAl WGOlOffii Brand' western shirts in 0 1 never Press fcjbric. Popular jfe 1 Mm. 600KS jff vQ)(Q)( 'mfW4lV-Kw "bi9 country" 8 ZSZZ2 put the quart before the hearse." TORONTO (CP) A former Cuban spy, now living under an assumed namo in the United States, says a Cuban espionage organization Is assisting Quebec terrorists and other revolutionary groups in Canada. The Star published a frontpage, copyright story today by reporter Tom Hazlitt based on a recent interview in the U.S. with former spy, Orlando Castro Hidalgo.

Julia flareia, a press secretary at the Cuban embassy in Ottawa, dismissed Castro as "an instrument or provocateur in the pay of the CIA U.S. Central Intelligence Agency." Castro said that the little-known Cuban intelligence organization, the Cuban Directorate General of Intelligence (DGI), is trying to infiltrate the office of Prime Minister Trudeau and has set up a network of agents in Quebec. He said the agents are instructed to supply money, arms, advice and military training to the Front de Liberation du Quebec. AIDED BY SOVIETS The organization, he said, is heavily financed and often directed by officers of the Russian secret police, the KGB, who are resident in Havana. The Star quotes Castro as saying that early in 1968 the DGI established a special team to infiltrate those close to Mr.

Trudeau with a view to sabotaging relations between Canada and the U.S. and improving those between Canada and Cuba. He also said that in 1967, the DGI gave high priority to a scheme to study and, if possible, infiltrate the RCMP's counter-espionage branch. A report on this operation, he said, has been given to the KGB. Another set of agents has been given the task of trying to infiltrate the separatist Parti Quebecois and influence its leader, Rene Levesque.

He said the over-all plan for Canada calls for infiltration of any and all protest groups ranging from the youthful counter-culture groups through trade unions to Canadian Indians with a view to increasing dissent and militancy. WE DO ALL JOBS THOUGH BIG OR SMALL, WE'RE HERE TO SERVE, WE ANSWER. ALL OUR RADIO CONTROLLED, SERVICE TRUCKS I ore reducing travelling I costs to our customers. MEN'S WESTERN BOOTS Quality western style boots equally at home in the pity at Stampede 'f it I i DEEVES time or on the open range. Black or brown leather Sizes 712 11 pair $19.88 SonAjQtcL.

MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS 1313-lbth AVE. SO. WEST CALGARY 3, ALBERTA WESTERN HATS The CO-OP has a good assortment of Western straws and popular felts in a variety of shapes, styles and shades just in time for Stampede frolics. All sizes available. Straws $2.49 $3.49 each Felts $4.98 $5.98 each FOR VACATIONING GUESTS! "GLAMOUR" HOLLYWOOD BED ENSEMBLE 39" attractive mattress and box spring Complete with vinyl covered headboard This is what some of your friends and neighbors accomplished at the Spa recently IN JUST 30 DAYS! PALM SPRINGS HAS THE ANSWER TO ALL YOUR QUESTIONS Coil spring construction.

Scroll quilt with cotton print ticking and plain border. ROLL-AWAY COT 1 By Seoly. Folds compactly, steel frame, slat spring and a spring filled mattress. Covered with smooth top plaid ticking. Bed rolls I easily on castors.

Ideal for vaca- tioning guests who come into town for the Stampede. each $32.88 $59.88 set EVERYONE HAS QUESTIONS About exercise, diet, figure problems What to do obout spreading hips, a slipping tummy, or fatty upper arms. Give us a call tonight. We'll answer your questions. liiii mMmmmm.iM;mmmamm aopiiite' Capitol Deluxe MATTRESS and BOX SPRING 1 mmmmwamm 1 l'S By Seoly.

Durable needle scroll quilt with 01 fJSr rayon damask cover. 312 coil springs. iKJ ri Firm pre-bui It border nosaggi Swimming Pool "9 Desert Dry Sauna Hydro Swirl Pool Exercise Area edges. White felt padding, I til i tU JT Palm Springs Spa Health Resorts 2 pee. set 1 60" 80" I OO Jueen Size Queen Size Get out of that RUT! 2 pee.

set 76" 80" King Size $100 2 pee. set I OO Limited Time Only "inn- A Mini A furniture items not, available at the forest Lawn Co-Op Centre Prices good through June 30 or while present stocks last. READY BED bv Sealv Durable nylon blend tweed fabric in gold, tangerine, olive or brown. Built in beautv with eosv fold-nut- nrtinn Call the Spa nearest you till 10 p.m. tonight 252-7896 262-3348 CAtiAiY and workmanship makes this model equally at home in the living room, guest room or rumpus room.

Mokes into a full size bed in moments. Durable, 179. nn spring filled Not available at fhe Forest Lawn Co-Od 289-0231 If (2) Centre each. Owned ttAjde itSewu.