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mfne Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. on. 1, 1964. 15 Canadian Economy Steady I l

During Year’s 2nd Quarter

TH URSDA Y PROG RAMS l l

05 CFCY TV OTTAWA lCPl-Jl‘he Cana- Exrluding farm income. GNP i a. I dlan economy as measured by in this second quarter was at l>l 2.30 p.m.—Musics|o total output practically stood an annual rate of 344.420.000.000 I 2; 3.00 p.m.—-Momonr of Truth .still in the second quarter of compared with 544.244.000.000 ‘ Ui * s 30 p.m.—Tsko Thirty this year. (in the first three months of the l: 4.00 pan—TBA I I Production value of all goods ’ year. ' 4.:il o.m.—Razzle Dazzle " and services advanced one per; Finance Minister GordOn re-l ' 5.00 p.m.—ilA iwhlle out of shape and again is . cent from the first quarter but ‘ cently predicted that the third

5'30 p.,.,‘__,i,mlc Ho, Written for tlleTAFVSECI-lglolg Pressidedicated to producing his best. i Virtually all the gain was due I quarter of this year again will 4 , , _ ‘ A to higher prices. the bureau of: show only moderate growth. but NE“ tom‘ “AFN—“V Pater, STRONGEST U’s' "no ‘ fstatiisiics reported. ithe pace of activ.ty will rise Snell of 1\ew Zealand decides to' The, US- one” "‘9- 5'.1°“3°“i It said most of the price in- ' again in the final three months. irun the 800 as “'8” as me 1-5mlmo ” h“ .59“ mt" '"lewa‘icrcase was attributable to the; as forecast an over-all metres at Tokyo next month he ; “Onal Compem‘m“ 505m 0 Hargi April 1 step-up to eight per cent GNP increase this year of eight I

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. PF”, K Will have an excellent chancez'3i‘33i1) is “COT ‘ - . - u ~ :2?) :szher nows Best '0 become the ﬁrst athlete Sincegholder but loses “gum-1y to Dy_ from four in tgieuaeuly-lmtgosed per cent, ttil-Npossibly etvel: I WONE ISN’T ,jm m_Hm, 1920 to win this difficult Olym..rol Burleson imam. sixui- 5”“ ‘x °“ ” {‘3 ma “3“ mPr°~ .M’W' ° W“ .“n ’ WAN-5' .. p- - pic double lplam. at Rome m 1960‘ At 17"land production equipment. this gem would be price in- 7 .

9 30 pom—1h. Serial WOO p.m.—Ths Defenders l H 00 p.m.—Ths Untouchables

R e s id e n tial construction . prices rose by almost two per cent between the first. and sec-

creases. Over-all demand in the sec g ond quarter showed signs of

But thisworld record holderlJim Ryun (3-390l has a good‘ in tile mile and hammile haglchance to make the first six. Europe are Witold

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indicated he prnbably Wm run Best in only the Lam—the metric mue.§Bal‘all of Poland 13:39.8). new He‘s entered in the 800. thouthEuropean record holder in he

ond quarters.

Gross National Product

value of all goods and services

his min .

No clear-cut favorite steps in if Snell decides not to defend the 000 title he won in 1960.

with s best time of 1147.1 this year. Jamaica‘s veteran George Kerr 41:45.8), tiiird in 1960. is faster than ever and has a bril- liant 18-year-old teammate in Neville Myton (1:455).

Europe sends Manfred Kinder (1:415) of Germany. Noel Car- roll il:47.6l of Ireland and Val- ery Bulishev 11:46.9) of Russia. Japan has an experienced pero' forge; ln Mamoru Morimoto

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ii an event always won by

and reserves the right to changefmile. and Alan Simpson (3:39.11 ' d 1

Britain. recent conqueror of

lBaran. Michel Jazy (3:39.8'l of {France would be the No. 1 man but

Zealand. Place .lazy third if he ~ ns.

lsteeplechase with an unbeaten

lU Dominating the soon—metre 000000

produced in Canada—was esti-

mated to be running in the sec- . ond quarter at an annual rate' probably \vill run the 5.000. of .000.

quarter rate of 545.512.000.000i and a 1963 average of $43.007.-'

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weakening.

Consumer spending rose by about one-half of one per cent. but so did prices of consumer goods and services. Thus real consumption marked time.

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no p.m.—Tsks Thirty Bill Crothers of Toronto was ’3‘” W31“ sneni DUTIES”: VIENNA iReutersi_A mm mo p.m.—R.C.M,P. the winter-book favorite but 0 Hara- Bari“- q‘m'pS'm and COMPARISON MADE rWest German and his EaslvGeg- 430 p.m,_v.¢.¢lon rim. hasn‘t develooed as cxoected. JOhn Dawes (31395) 0’ New This compares wuh a rst—‘man wife drove a sports cm-

through a barrier at the Czecho- slovak border to Austria Mon- day, police reported.

irecord for the last. three years

is Gaton Roelants (8231.8) Belgium. The world recor holder overcame a serious in- jury last winter and is a strong favorite.

Behind Roelants the fight for medals and places is intense. Russia's crew is highly re. garded. led by Ivan Belyayev

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mussosy siehert more) and Us. repord «8.. .0) of Great Britain. Guy holder Morgan Gi‘nth (145.7) Texereau is 35.) of France ‘33-‘39" onw h ' are as good as thev poms while l and Slavko Span (8235.3) of Yil‘ w asst—Now I. set or third _ stun Tam ya» 11 i goslavia. cm! I ' 6.35-Counfrv I. Western Roundup lr1;47_5l could gmake the 01:;ng NOB UKE' ME, 1M:

Australia pins its hopes on ASS—News A Weather NpV Dick m order of finish S‘e‘l'l‘revor Vincent “1‘39!” and the Min—Hebrew Christian Hour rt; (hath K911 Cmghers'lUnitt-d States cannot be 7.l5—Countrv a Western lounduu Kinder and Morimoto‘ icounted out with George Young 7.30-N-w- '- th" Snell never has rim the 1.500i ‘8 42.1‘- JP” Flshback “trio-4‘ 7.35—CFZY Fsrm News men.“ but wows fhp World-5; and Vic Zwolak ‘Rz420l, 7“"‘C°”""V ‘ W"""‘ “W‘dup mile record at 3:544 and has a’ My pick: Roelants. Vincent, 9-00‘N9W' potential of better than 3:50. He: Herriotl. Belyayev. Young. and 94“'W°"h" approached his record in 1963 Naroditsky.

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should make the contract even if he lacks the advantage of see- ;lng the adverse hands. He does “om this in s perfectly reasonable

East dealer. North-South vulnerable.

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and cashing the A-K of dia- monds. Since the queen of dia- monds falls. your jack becomes

When the last club is now led ; from dummy. East is forced to discard a diamond; otherwise. South would easily make the

scuffs disappear like magic with

a trick and the rest is easy as e

However. in real life, you don't know the queen- is going to fell. and you might take a diamond finesse at some point. sud wind up going down one.

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of which would indicate that peak is better than I finesse. Well. the purpose of this col- is so that deduct

balance. Declarer. after discar- dinlz ll heart. then plays king and snothcr diamond and goes up with the ace. knowing full well that the queen. the only missing diamond. will fall. A finesse would be absurd. since East‘s only concealed card is known to be the has d he“

Wiles:

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