ing and a Zl-gun salute at noon. The Red River exhibition in

0 ° 1 Winnipeg is continuing through In a e a leithe holiday in Manitoba. and ow lham radio groups are using the

day to test their ability to 0,)—

48-Hour Weather Servicelrinmmmn

have to dream of taking an axe to, a computer instead of want- ing to throttle the weatherman.

'llhe computer. which has been on trial at the federal transport

— rtiag MONTREAL iCP) Sta Monday. the clouds that sur- round the weather outlook ahead will dissipate somewhat with the advent of 48-hour weather fore- (ilSiS. ! 0d 1 it's the result 0 In em sc- enre. Now. if there's a mistake, rain - soaked picnickers will

ON THE AIR

1 TUESDAY PROGRAMS CF‘CY-TV

L30 p.m.-Muan.aie

then can issue their forecastsi “9"5- They ‘3'“! be Cfioperalinfl on a 43410.“. basis’ vw1th an estimated 15.000 ham Don McClellan_ supervisor ofi radio. operators across North the extended forecast unit, saidi Amemna- department’s central analysis;tbe computer “is giving us in-' _SaSk8lChewan *6 Midi“: a office in suburban Dorval for aldications of wind flow at the giant Community Picnic year. is said to do the work of . upper levels of the atmosphere Dected l0 draw 10.000 People. al iwith greater accurancy than we Wascana Lake in Regina- forecsm have were ever able to achieve by only cove the day of issue manual means." expected to be quiet but Van- and the following day. With the He said weather forecasts couver has chosen Dominion electronic computer in opera- have tended to become less ac- Day to open its month-long Van- uon, forecasts _ chose issued curate once past 24 hours. The couvcr International Festival. in late after-noon and at night computer was able to provide The Vancouver Symphony Or- only — will include an outlook the same accuracy on a 48-hour chesira, the no rv a rd Gieo for two days. ahead. asis as other methods accom- Club and the Radcliffe Choral Briefly. the computer system DUShed on a 2441100? basil. Society will take part. works this way: 'mes .Leaver. chief of the Safety councils and highway Information provided from °mCE~ 53“ the computer “has officials across the country do

0 av

brought us into an area

cal conditions into consideration. l 9”“? under emergency condl' ,1

Celebrations in Alberta are‘

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Drought Hits Sask. Areas

OTTAWA iCPi ~— Drought in central and northern districts I of Saskatchewan has re. .morted by the bureau of statistics.

Crops are at “a very critical stage" in these areas. the bur- eau said. Growth was at a standstill. There has been no significant rain since early in ‘ Mav.

The bureau said rain is needed urgently in these re- . gions as well as in northwestern iMam’toba. east-central Alberta land the district north and east jof Edmonton.

.4 Elsewhere across the Prair- ies. the report indicated gener- Lally good conditions.

| saws ESTATE

7.00 ppm-Password 2.30 p.m.-kariett ml 3.00 pm. Take Thirty 3.3l p.m.-—Friandly Giant 3.45 p.rn.-Mr. Rogers 100 pom—Fireball VIJ 430 p.m.—Phil Silvers 5.01 p.m.—Rozzle Dazzl

throughout the world is chan- nelled into the Dorval office. The computer assesses and cor- relates these mountains cf fig-

to work on

which

would have'taken 1,000 people

ures. higher and low pressure. precipitation

air movement. and other factors.

WIREPHOTO 0F CHART

and travellers are obvious. But the officials said many sectors 30f the_Canadian economy. such -as agriculture. will also benefit.

not expect this year‘s traffic toli .

LONDON (CPl — Canadian

to approach 1963': total of 85 publisher Lord Thomson is to highway deaths. Last year was ; sell his villa at Cap d'Ail in the

The advantages to holidayers‘ the worst weekend toll to date. iSouth of France.

He bought.

The Canadian Highway Safety ’ Villa D'Ecosse in 1960 for about

Council predicted 15 people Will 15150.000 and spent about $90.000

die and 300 will be injured.

I more on changing the property.

l l l i

VCo’ LiKE F”

V HOW DO WELL. l‘T WON'T KEEP 'THE SUN OUT OF YOUR EVEéi lT’LL LEAK LIKE A 55%: AN' iT'S P2159 WAV—

'LL TAKE 1 IT.

YONDEZ TOO H I

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s .mp0...

Dorval's chief forecaster. Don

trans- Ross. has one word of warning IT 1 or to: r ' as ,'

ferred toaweather chart which for those wondering wheth ; >

is transmitted by wirephoto to take their rubbers on a trip. i i l 1 ' g“. i

e 5.30 p.m.-—Come listen Awhile o 00 prim—TBA ti '5 p.m.-—Calandsr '64 6.30 p.m.-—Gazette 701 pm —CFCY-TV News 7 IS phi-TBA 7.30 p.m.-My Favorite Martian too p.m.-—Zero 8.10 p.m.-—Hennesaay 91‘0 p.m.—Paffy Duke v.30 p.m.—ban Cassy lo 30 gum-Front Page Challenge 1100 p.m.—Nswamsguina

various .meteorologicai offices Temperature forecasts will be throughout Canada. Regional'more accurate than precipitaé

weather forecasters. taking focition forecasts.

Canadians Get REE?

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ll 30 pim.—The Nature of Things I I > .2. 17.00 p.m.-CBC TV News . . 12.13 p-m.—-;.ocsl°\zaather t l2.l4 s.m.— lgn . . . THE PETITE SOMME CASTLE. f ChCW-TV By This CANADIAN mass ins. a village of 300 that. gets ' NEAR L'Eciiiikeleisa 'Twii'ci’ss cmw cau'r HAVE l—H.’—LOOK,HEI2E’$ ms pom—Station Sign On Can‘ld'l‘” “’1” “1.9”” the is: many as 10.000 visitors on . SWEETHEART AGREED TOMARRY THE PARTY —so 11M AN IDEA! EVERYBODY wa Weather Sports 97!“ 'bmhday .M the": country Dominion Day. l HE PROMl D THAT CALLING ALLTHE BRING THEIQ RECORDS ‘00 _Tu“d'. Pl. bu" with ceremonies ranging from Nova Scotia and New Bruns- 1 mm HOME womb puma“: K'Ds FOR HER N. STUFF OVER ' . am- y M Y mm military and church services to wick, along with Ontario and MOST mmmc ' ' ERE— V picnics. concerts, N All OF FRANCE

regattas and Quebec. were responsible for framing the British North America Act. given royal assent in March 1867. making Confed-

2.30 p.m.—At Home With Helen Crocker

300 p.m.—Tske Thi

3.30 p.m.—The Friendly Giant

345 p.m.—Mr. Rogers

MO p.m.—Fireball XL!

4.30 p.m.-Rompar Room

500 p.m.—Rszzle Dazzle

530 p.m.—Come listen Awhile

6.00 p.m.—Supper Club

HS p.m.—Television News

6.25 p.m.-Supper Club

6.35 p.m.—Westher

(-10 p.m.—Suppar Club

folk dances.

Many areas across the coun- try have reduced or eliminated celebrations because this year's eraiion a reality.

“Minion Day in“! on 8, W00“ Newfoundland. which did not. nesday. The Canadian Highway join Confederation until safety conned ‘3 hoping 9h“ “‘9- traditionallv remembers th e to :clciljdem ‘flu [of the m‘d'week . day with church and military 0 83’ Wi be ighL ‘ services to honor her men who

. l - in rura areas of China

A 170W” efllule 0‘ 21 8""5 ‘7‘” I1 died during the July 1. 1916 bat- WEAR; A BRA") FOR EACH ,

I . tl-e of Beaumont Hamel. a part YEAROF HERL f “PM and at Montreal and lot the battle of Somme. or the ONE 5(pr mA/pgfcfiugf

CHM/ESE BABY IS ,

Ottawa at noon July 1. - d. Two Nova scone :20 men in the Royal Newfoun A

HE BUILT A REPLIM 0F KING HENRIIHS CASTLE AT Mil fRflNt‘E

«STD ET“! HAD W STAND IN LINE.

holiday

H5 p.m.—Spom . . . nd Regiment. only 68 escaped l THE HOLLOW SP OF N

700 p.m.-—Ripcord highlights. Will be the annual injury or death. ; ngw 8353380169 Pfiiofiuwtflogeifl‘ i 730 emf-Z0” 0". B :fifirfifem WES“; agdg gaff)“ Montreal has c hos en Do- A— i 5-00 P-m—Bunkhwfl °Y' c ‘ 5 “ was ' minion Day for a cenemony to

8-30 prov-TO TO" "N mm" hand over a St. Helen's Island I C S S W O R D

9.00 p_m.—Patfy Duke IOJS—Voung At Heart

HEHJXS ’8 $9909!

site to the Canadian Cor-porn- . I M 930 p.m.—Ben Casey 10.30—Univaraify of The Air tion For The 1967 World Fair_ 1 afngfs a'f‘grim 1030 D-m.-—Tha Planemskers [LOO—CBC News Ottawa win mark the holiday “RegRiver ‘ Obtained Jan g . il 30 p m —Natura of flung! H-OS—Shirlev Brett ~ ND ‘ 5' Egg dish“ 26_ “yr”, . ~ ‘ l 00 tam-CBC TV a a ll.lS—For Consumers . ' ' ' - in- ‘ 1215 a.m.-Viewpoinf 11.20—aocordAihom qunquQn Exports 132E329” s'fiiggdim maple, ll lT70 s.m.—lionel Network News ILBO—The Archers r 11”“ 7 Slack ment Ema EJ ‘ °" :;~33:5’::.i"..:’:°5;...... Increase In May 1 d a s as l .- ~ -— —— — r-M‘ ' A ' j fas ione. pain ings ATED mm 1 ii‘iilifi?iiii‘.f.’."."sifif 0mm — emu-m We“ “5% . 1 ' exports in May rose 2.9 peri 14. Flower of‘Tibet ay ' TUESDAY LOO—CBC News & Weather cent in value to _m5 “000‘ lacommum. 10, Military 31. Snow Yesterdays Answer I’LL m one 1.15—5hirley Harmer Show from ’6“ mm in me- “(me “no”. cap mm 38 5pm} "7‘ m ~ » . ' ' ‘ ‘ brane {‘73 5'9" O" “5‘79" 09?" "fa 5km” month last year. the bureau of! “Mb-1'0"“ 17- Pitt 0'1. 33-Van9ty mem ' _ SAY THE MAGIG - ANYWA‘I! Mil—New a Weather 1.9—0.0. Tune Signal statistics “pm-mi _ f 16. Mandate "tobe of 39 Heeri re z. wozp AND 1/”, (MES-Country I. Western Roundup zoo—rh- Open Road Show This brought exports in mel 18. Cebine 19. Fidgety Willow 40. Tidings _.1 MAKE ‘E—lEG‘ooKIES f 6.55—Naws In Weather 2.45—John Drainia Tells a Story first five months of the year 10’ monkey 20. Vessels 34.Stiiff 42. Frozen MEAWzAK. I] 7°0‘Hebflw Chfi'i'" HOW 3-00-CBC News 33139200000, up 1.74 per cenfi 19.Decorative 21.Knock 35.Robiist water. xi T‘s-Country 8. Western Roundup aha—mm Canada Mating. co'mpéred' Wm, the correspond” plants 22.95tnoh- 36. Mine 44.Metallio m. 730—Nsws I Weather 3.30-Trana-Canads Matinee in: 1963 total of sz‘m‘lm’m' , 21. Fame likebird entrance rock <1 ’-35’Fl""‘ R. ‘-°°"CBC NW" May exports were lower in; 2"Amellcm | 2 3 4- 5 b 7 8 9 l0 ; Ill—Country ls Western Iounoop 4.03-Cdn Roundup value compared with a year. Indian [ : Jim—News LTD—Music in the Air - ‘ 28.Faultlly , . . earlier. to three of the four. H [2 o ill—Weather 4.15—Music in the Air main trading areas. ze'naum : 5’ “HWM’Y " w'm'" "mm", ‘-3°‘T"“P° Exports to Britain declined toi “$113.” '3 I4- m“ / 1l-AS—W-uhgr 5.00—Mar. Fish B‘casf 3105300900 from $119,541), . 'wor-d..pl _ __J I“ < -—s: a‘5°“A"'""° N'w' 5~2°—T°'"P°v CBC N°'°b°°" Commonwealth and 31 Limes} ' l5- ib 17 I8 “7"Th°”9m F” “d” @0ch NW‘ " W""‘" preferential rate countries to‘ 32'Couple. A Mil—News 8 Voice Reports-CBC 6.15.0" "mam," Hm 21 from “3‘700'000 34.1%th ten I9 20 °'“"’"""W c°""""‘"'V"C'C 6.20—Tod-v’u Editorial and to the United States to 37.1.]“19 gm , "i‘Nm" ‘- MW" 6.25-lnlsnd Weather $53,500,000 {mm 2.900000. 33'__cu, 21 27. 23 24- 25 Zb 27 m -wm—awumssmc.m 927—Maiinu Musical Charades - - _ ‘ mmAfl/UHWGUESY— v . . 6.30—Music In The Evening However, they rose, to $178.”. ‘Lnuf I" mmmmmummsl 9'32‘N'rf in: ’2‘,“ C N ' ISO—Dusk 000 from $140,100,000 to all other : unmet". 29 a ' Goo—W ‘" d w "’1 °" ' loo-Assignment countries. “Drench 3| 5‘ ‘ Dos-N'w' '2‘ M “' " CSO—Wlnnipag Pops Higher values were posted in ; “It'WOndep 30 I 0031"“ d w "m 900-Fourth Es'ata the January - May period as; Imd”girl 52 33 . IOS_N:X: find Mu: 9.30—Choirs In ficncerf P I. ’ flomparedt with aryear Ego to 46_Miggl|e . . 10.00—CIC Nst. ews on arismenl e our ra ing a gas. xporg we; n 1'27—M"'"“ M”"".' Chm“. Hill 8. Speaking Psrsonsllv to Britain rose to $470,600.000 47.Mea::re 34 55 3b 37 38 39 4° ‘ 'llljg-:ol’lu. ":0 “gm: 10.30—Muaic Scene Montreal from $398,600,000. to other Com- of length 4‘ 41 43 44 "Il ' " "'n 6"”. k ILOO—Actlon Theatre monwealth and preferential rate “.Penoda 2' 3 NM" ",2 ”' Tl.30—Nightspot countries to $184,800,000 rom oftime 45 4b .4 “‘"M'k 'w‘ 12.oo._csc News sisasooooo. to the us to DOWN x. 3;???“ CM," 1,," 12.03—Spom Scores and Marine $1.696,9oo.ooo from $550,100,000; 1. Speedy 41 . , MN" 8' Wuflm 8. Inland Weather and to other countries to $786.- 2.thel .0 "“ lad Rm" HAS—Music In th. Night 900.000 from $544,900,000. Ipindle MO .

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A Cryptogrsm Quotation

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one spade 'bid. The bidding

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127-Mefinae Musical Charsdes

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230—Topl In Country and Foes ‘ w.“ “or. responding two diamonds to the m-N-w- ‘ Wn'h" PC” “01'th vulnerable- ‘m‘gl‘ef fiafi‘b'dm d h I c B I P R z a B o 'r U K Y a c v I v 1 P K 2 Y - . 03—1 ns-Csnads Mailno es e g eavr s . m ' .gfig, and Schapiro was faced with vsoe .KUYLP ca crr JZPCAIPH ' ' t- i ' 'f’ mmenflcabghwlopponenemd Hi: .KRI err “perm—unravels QM" 1° 3 fl" fifo’hafiwf Yesterday's Oryptnquote: om: CANNOT COLLECT ALL 1'3"“ . ‘ 8p , i n . 5', h, g m, no}; me nasurxrur. SHELLS 0N 'riiii: BEACH.—ANNE limo. :qug .3105; at trick two; or he could trap 33303 M W I)" ‘ u out: exp-is lfWest had it.by pla- com. xiii; sutures Indians. he.) E "M ii” , w“ " modems”. ii: .. mo, SOUTH e as queen oug sxo kins. in either c use. if South OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPI. I. i Q 7 t 2 guessed omrec t iy. dummy'a O Q A Q 10 I heart loser would disappear. z T 3 7 5 - “"0 W0“ "w “9'” 1"“ seamen» «v «was; AM A m m bidding.- with the ace and cashed the ace emu Wm minimum. Wm mm), M mm and queen of spades. Upon dia- T6 3 p". 1 . p". 2 . covering the 3-1 trump break. > p... a ‘ pm 4 . he led the jack of diamonds and z p... a. overtook itwith thequeeii. @ When the finesse succeeded. be discarded a heart on the B

ace of diamonds and then play ed the M: and another club. He later niffed the ten of clubs and made the slum for a score of 1.430 points.

The Canadian North down at the same contract after

Opening lead— king of

Great Britain defeated Cen- ada by 52 international match round

went

margin of victor . or seed '- anm; s. ’ vmtot- missueuinuhe «new anu- I._; “ammonia rushes all-ed 17 MP- > km: bead III: an at Without seeing fie East«West E beariucntheresult. c .poobab tbeututwsy

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Thy were palm their recent- carding a heart when West fol- 1v devised and highly artificial lows iow. It turns out that the Mutuaan doe not prove fatal Hutu. because the double club ee- 31

momentum-o. 1star.suc- _,.-_ mum-luds mat