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By JAMES NELSON

OTTAWA ‘CP) a= Sennen S vo In the first quar- rise in the first five months this ‘gross national product a r this year, it amounted to year than in any comparable ST ANDREWS. \.B ICP) — ,gros' national exponeiure — ae Sea and another $4,- period back to 1960, running to Prices Down Dr. Robert O Jones of Halifax, sappear to be churning over a 900,000-"was added in April $3,694,000.000 Building permits president of the Canadian Medi-

ea rate even faster than Finance *Minister Gordon's Apri! 24 bud-

{ get prediction: of $50,000,000.000 ¢for 1965 3 The GNP in the first ‘three +months of the vear was at the «annual rate fand available statistics for the , Second theee-month period indi- seate the gap has been. closed. ‘Unless there is a. serious slump in the las* half of the year the GNP appears destined to go be- ond the $50,000,000,000 - mark r the year The GNP is the total value ot all end-product goods and serv-

of $49676000000 equipment purchases

“$50 Billion Mark

$23,416,000,000 of year's GNP, stance, has shown the sharpest

and May

On the expenditure side, the largest domestic elements are personal expenditure on consu- mer goods and services, and construction and machinery and

issued in the first five months of this year covered total con- struction with a value of $1, 293,100,000, compared with. $1.- 054,600,000 last year. me

Final six-month totals cover- ing the first and second quar- ters of the year will not be available to permit compiling a report on mid-year gross na- tional product and expenditure totals until late in September, a bureau of statistics source said ’

SHOW MAJOR RISE

These all-inclusive figures are not compiled except for three- month periods. But, important components of them have shown major increases in statistics so far available for May and Jiine. Total retail trade, for in-

in the same period”

rice Sauve, who promised to put the idea hefore the federal cab- inet

Wholesale

OTTAWA ‘CP Wholesale prices eased down slightly in July from the high level they established in June after a sharp four-month climb, the bu- reau of statistics reports

It savs its general wholesale price index, based on 1935-39 prices equalling 100, fell to 251.8 from 252. In February the in- dex was 246.4 :

Wholesale pricés were lower it July among vegetable prod- ucts, textile. products, non-fer- rous metals products and wood products, but higher for animal

To Address Convention.

cal Association, will deliver the keynore address during the 85th annual meeting of the New Brunswick Medical Society which opens here Tuesday. 5

Dr. Jones will address dele-: gates at a.» banquet Wednesday | night on ‘'Government and Med- icine-Canada 1965."

Dr. A. TD. Kelly of- Toronto. general secretary of the Cana- dian Association, will also at-- tend

Wednesday's program will be highlighted by clinical sessions at which Pr. Lloyd D. MacLean of Montreal. professor of sur-

ices produced by the country in S i | b frome geo ae 2 aay ot Meow Vane @ a@| : . ea ‘coal and irom products urgon-in-chief at Royal Victoria , ee —_* ocia Insurance Num ers The general wholesale index Hospital. and Dr Bernard J.) covers all prices -but those at perey of Montreal. clinical -as-

® Way that the value of goods doesn't get counted more than once. between primary produe

wrofits, rents, interest, inventory valuations and indirect taxes, and by adding expenditures on consumer goods and — services, government purchasing, new construction.and. capital equip ment

tion .and . manufactured end» oTTawA iCP) New regis- raised lettering by the labor de- terials, has recently. shown ins and Dr. Perey will make a joint | broductss trants for federal social insur- partment branch that handles creases in the early party of presentation, “New Concepts in| COMPUTE GNP ance numbers will shortly be is- regisrations : August. : Surgery."

Statisticians compute it 'm sued with plastic cards bearing Each person is ‘ssued two — two ways by adding up all ‘n+ their name and social insurance cards, one to be carried and a . eomes including corporation number epare to be kept a! home in RIPLEY s BELIEVE IT OR NOT |

Now To Be Issued In Plastic

The government tast month case the ofiginal |s lost placed an order for 3,000,000 of the new cards with a Toronto firm, Dashew. Business Mach- ines (Canada) Lid, that entered the. low bid of $323,500 for the contract

INGENIOUS HAUNTING

| the retail.level. Another séries +of—-statistics available — weekly, covering 30 industrial raw ma-

sistant and director of clinics at Royal Victoria Hospital, will-be- chief speakers. Ur. MacLean)

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The largest element in ine The heavy,.plastic cards look | comes is wages, salaries and like commercial credit cards AT HOUSE | THE PELUDO ARMADILLO supplementary |aher income, They will eventually replace the : oe Se : which last -year amounted to light cardboard cards that have | GUILFORD. Conn ‘AP) — already been issued to. nearly Patrolman Nicholas Heery, 6,000,000 registered workers sent to investigate reports of | ON THE AIR stars namie fen cao oa employed persons who will come farm house, opene Ton i‘ pie ? under the Canada Pension Pian “oor and a strange figure anes ior, Orde on i : |mext Jan. 1 to obtain a social in- swooped at him, kmife in | aie of thee on MONDAY PROGRAMS surance number hand ; b 4 The new cards are white hear- The ficure was a. dummy, i CFCY-TV jing a red maple leaf between one of several in the house i ithe words ‘Social insurance Al! were made from sheets : $.00 p.m.—Musicare number” and ‘numero d'assur- "isged om wires strung to 7 3.30 p.m.—Moment af Truth ance sociale’ The Canadian Make the dummies plunge i te eee re ~ |eoat of arms used on’ the card- down stairs and lunge through 5 peer! board cards has been removed doorways { ce The Toronto firm {s preparing | The report of strange hap 6.00 p.m.—Gazette ‘ tall except the-names—and-num--—-penings .came.from Freder- . f 701 p.m.—CFCr TV News bers. These are stamped in ick Bennett, the owner, after = 7.13 p.m.—Safety ‘65 —— — ——— _ he, had_stopped by the old 3 7.30 p.m. Leave ) To Beever : " house to see if vandals had e 8.00 p.m.—Bachelor Fether ae ee damaged it ; 6.39 p.m. —Dr. Finlay Casehook : - News. Weather and ee ey vee *\ - ‘ 9.30 p.m.—Singalong Jubilee Sports : Bennett found . Poeun te LOVE sTORY IN HISTORY! A LOUNGE CHAIR? LEAN BACK! ) IT VWBRATES” e 10.00 p.m:—Denger Men 12.15—News’ and Music CBC we kit sr Watert ‘of Walton Hall: England, JUST WHAT 1 WANTED,| |. RELAX WATCH! PRESS 4 nae ae a room,-a booby - trapped kit- Charles terton (1782-1665) of bia THIS BUTTON- Arn k HM ooo ec CBA RADIO chen, and one bedroom rigged PROPOSED MARRIAGE TO ANA) EDMONDSTON . — ae s\ ( 12.00 p.m.—CBC TV New : MONDAY so that a person outside could ON THE DAY SHE WAS BORN “AND ' AY CA ies = S$ 0 p ews - pull wires to raise the lid off WER WHEN! SHE DIED IN THE FST YEAR 2 at a mh Py,

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“CONTRACT BRIDGE

“By B. JAY BECKER,

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‘Schleifer now led the king of hearts and. when East played

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