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The United States weather almost to“ the fioothills the bureau predicts that much of Rockies while precipitation 15 Canada is in for below-normal expected to be heavy 1n Eastern temperatures and ubove—nomnal Canada and much of Western _; rainfall during the July 15—Aug. Canada’s grain-growing areas. Figures given with each map I

These maps, based on the 3bur- show normal temperatures. and eau’s 30-day outlook, show that normal precipitation launches of temperatures are expected ‘to rainfall rfor various cities across average below normal , seasonal the country during the 30 - day readings from the Great Lakes period.

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NEW DELHI (Al?) -— A device launched Friday may revolution- ize the lite of canal India. ~

It is on eleotnic generator and , pump powered by bulldoks. 111- dia’smain motive power tor gen- omiions.

with mine Minister Nehru iookingonwpilotumitmntinio operation in Kira-upm- villnge, 18 (rules south of Delhi; ‘

The project was brought about under joint auspices of the Ford and India's commun- ity develnfimern't It cost $5,000, but mass production is ex- pctd to cut this to $3,000.

The unit can pump water to meet lIhe needs of villages and irrigated 100 acres. And the gen-

ator can deliver 4% kilowatts

power.

The unit is the result of re search by Leigh 5. Stevens, 67,

NY. Stocks In New 1958 High

NEW YORK (Am-(rho stock . mar-sleet bulled ahead to succes- 11 solvenewlla'ishighs last week on

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, the heaviest volume of the year. ,I lit was the market’s fifth straight wedlon rise. Prices were at their best average level since Aug. 5, 1957.

'Ilhe Associated Press avenge eifiostoclosmsefififltoitslaltest 1958 peak of $182.70.

-; The Dow-Jones industrial aver-

age pierced the 500 barrier, mak-

ing its new high of 501.76 her this year. ‘

' ‘llunnover swelled to 18,501,325.

shares, the biggest total since the

week ended Oct. 26 when a nap- ldly flailing malnket climaxed its

descent with volume of 20,804,19

shares. ‘ ‘

Previously neglected chemical Vastoclos drew braiding interest and went ahead tor gains. Late in the week distilling issues were boomed by a favorable action on liquor bonding. taken by the Son- ate finance comnittee. _ ‘

Among heavily loaded gainers were Sonneley up 4%, Burroughs

3%, Hooker Chemical 3%, Mon- santo 3%, Genenal Electric 2%,

American Oyvamamid 2% and U.S.

Steel 2%.

litre dive most active issues on

Ithe New York Stock Exchange

this week were: American Mo- »,Itons, up 2% at 14% on 408,400

shares; Crucible Steel, up 1/1 at

24%; Avon, up 5t art 7%; Beth-

lehem, up 1% at 445%; and Olin

Mathiason, up 2 at 36.

.HI'I‘ A-TESTS BY MAIL . TORONTO 0P - The Toronto conference of the United Church has begun distring 100,000 postcards to be forwarded to Prime Minister Dieieribaker urg- ing abolition of nuclear weapons testing. The postcards, Sent to congregations in the Tomato area roguest the prime minister to "work indefatigably” to halt nu- clear explosions anywhere in the world. '

,BullncksGenerate

In India

the idea alter touring this coun-

' tryinmlaxsauiudustrymemher

of an international study team on mail industry development. NEHRU SHOWS muses

. Friday he heard Nehru empress keen interest in the Mummies tor India’s 700,000 villages—«the hornets of'more than dour-«films the population. ‘ i

For centuries hndiau oeuttle halve pumped water by the Persian wheel, trudging in a small circle and forcing up a maximum of 100 gallons of water a, minute. The new unit triples the amount of

the bulloclos go on working—but pdewClng electric power which can be used inunedietely or stored. -' ' Elght bulloclcs, four t6 a side, pull the pump. Tests will deter- mine the best number to use.

Auto Firms In Market For Steel

CLEVELAND (AIM—increased activity by automobile manufiae- tut-ens and, to a lesser degree, the Middle East crisis helped last week to sustain the steel indus- try’s slow recovery, Steel Mag- azine reports today. .

Furnaces operated at as per cent of capacity 1|aast,week, up half a point loom the previous Week.

A desire to get 1959 automobile models into production and low steel stocks prompted Ohnyisler Oonponalnion and General Motors Corporation to onden- steel liar Au- gust and September delivery. Ford Motor Company is expected to start ordering soon.

A reversal of consumens’ pol- icy'of ‘ng inventories at a mmmum may result finom the Middle East crisis, Steel says. Fear of a shortage may cause some consumers to step up or- ders.

One oil drum manufiarcturer, Steel observers, guessed more drums would be needed to airlift oil to the Middle East.

Scrap prices Continued a hour- week climb last week. The mag- xazin-e’s composite on prime $37313; soraap rose one dollar to

MILK YIELD RISES

OTTAWA C'P — Canadian milk production in June totalled 2,140,- 000,000 pounds, about 5.6 per cent more than in June, 1957. The bur- eau of statistics Friday also re- ported total production tor their first six months of this year at 8,504,000,000 pounds.

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