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By I INDA CRAWFORD ‘Negotiations are going on be- with Canadian retail Frade: and to see. continued expansion. of " 18, dows 86 seni =~ MONTREAL —CP) — Cana- tween the corporation and. the prices in our retail outlet: pro- towisites?- tourist reserts ‘ and fr the May total ast year, fian designers, some critical of designers, and’ Mr. ‘Tyagi says tect the Canadia retailer.” ‘Wines develeseueats. = the Dominion. Bureau of. Sta- materials available in their an agreement willbe reached pr. Tyagi, one- of some six Mar. Padsmore ‘recommended s has reported —- ++ ewn country, rave become the in the near future persons employed by the COP seappraisal of the status and = Th <.. brought registrations in a

newest target in a project to ‘Our textiles have the hand- poration here, gays the—whole- : i

step up Canadian import of tex- spun qualiytwihch | is 36 ¥much ast hg Canada is Purposes of each park, ’ and the rst five months of 1966 to

tiles from India. ‘” ‘in fashion today,” says Mrs. coming along well:\ urged legislation to acquire, de- 144.585, down 7.1 per eent from “We now are working on a Pupul Jayakar, executive div «weve had inquiries from velop. and administer parks the .tme period last year.’ -

i : ndicrafts an pit i og Madd reg he omy gor ee 6 ae ae across the country and the_peo- along with dropping the policy Rs also reported there were

countebasis,”” says Dr. V. V. S. which has its head office in New Plt we have approached have of accepting only lands offered’), y- yay weddings, an in- Tyagi. executive vice-president Delhi aves 3s are by provinces. - “treaie over: 10,406 laat yeor.| 5p of the State Trading Corpora- ‘And even though alt-of our LOOK West, T lv “tad The federation, which repre- Mast tala ie. en five tion of India here silks, brocades and cottons are , Oe we Guebe “ 4 sents 16 fish and game, come i966 numbered 40,- hand-printed and hand-loomed, usinéss trips in vue c an servation ¥ ial wild- n bi ; life groups, said a nationwide compare: ;

- a - ; : he West Coast and ; . 196 ot l H A tive anywhere in the market on t , study should be started of cur ees ON E I vorid.” she said we re. planning a trip there rent and future outdoor recrea- |! also said 12,653 deaths were

But selling. textiles to -Cana- 800" - tion needs. : . registered in’ May this year, . dian designers is. only a small “Dr. Tyagi explained that Ca- qe federation: also urged !0.813 in May last year. Five- The tollowing program list- nari of the program launched ®adian importers will be se- early termination ‘of leases in Monin totals were 65,111 in 1966

ings are published free of! jas April’ by the State Trading lected to sell the Indian prod- ‘the ‘parks. and 61,707 in 1965. ; charge as a public service and Corporation of India to find Ca- Se ar a ae but : < Ha ie: : appear as presented to us by nadian markets. ~ they will not be agents.” ee | “the stations concerned. The organization is supported “There won't be more” than RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT — wad E 7 J aur etTA HAS Hee Te pats : i sq. by the Indian government ene lmperter for once’ tise_ia. « 7 A H_DESBY,— if ANSWER IT! IT MAY Be A OWN PHONE NOW! OKAY. FLL TAKE MONDAY PROGRAMS greek WHOLESALERS « each province. But if ~we. find / PHONE OF MY i Jv} | ; : THE Messaae’ » i illing to handle a | TERY, VERY OWN /|\ BUSINESS CALL FoR You! YOU MEAN iTS BEEN The corporation seeks whole- just one willing to handle a line GARDE . VERY, Vv WN /.| ta = aed CFCY-TV - salers across the country in or: for all of Canada, we would sell are T LAST." a = _ BUSY POR OVE _. ‘der to get Indian products, to him and not go td, the prov- " — oh i Re. Z| HOUR? 2:30 p.m.--Mus aie ranging from | handicrafts and inces directly. ae ne 107? -1140 \ i. “Ss of : *, 8.00 p.m—lo tell the pie fabrics to machine-made con- India also is trying to find 2 Frenchwoman— [aig |} 3 et F a5 PA ee erat ‘ow sumer products and foodstuffs, Canadian markets for bulk com- WAS THE. | au =| : pt om I st oeasy r inte Canadian stores modities .such a Meyele nore..| _. Ova ry - = * | . Ww Sona-Montreal, a textile and chemicals, selen ie im- ,ecupisHoP | = er se SP tae ° ere handicraft shop tocated jn Mon- struments and edible items ANO [ fs 5 ; ea = ms — els — ~\treal’s Place Ville Marie sky- Another function of the {State 6 PRIESTS~/ | ~~} | z Se ee iscraper, was opened in April to Trading Corporation is finding | 4 OF THE i Sage pe Ee ——ffinetion both asa Fetal outlet Indian importers for non - fer- rae ie —— and a showcase for prospective rous metals, sulphur.newsprint 4) _ il Fa

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; Canada took a holiday Friday Stars which is a music-hall $e aS See 14% j B.. J: ‘ a. _to_celebrate-the—feast-day—of-its-presentation —of—French-Cana-~ 7H i \ ea ae cl .e i fe : Radio Service jpatron saint, St. Jean Baptiste. dian stars of radio, TV and the’ J PL aN \ eye ns ‘s b. _ - | ai Veh 7 jf z ST RICE} | There were fireworks, pa- Stage. |, Ae) 2) EA LS Soya ( - Expert repairs |rades and other festivities. \POLICE ON GUARD L a Sg 120, 0 PANSY) Sree & ow : Radios & Record Players _ 1" Montreal, the main event tn Quebec, Dr. Fernand [i 7) ae eae : alse Orenme was the evening's parade across yotte, minister of transport, '*— _. 1s tg 8 ae sa oi rea town on Sherbrooke St said that from midnight Friday ; - tanoe# Although St. Jean Baptiste till Monday the Quebec Prov- a Day is not a legal holiday, incial Police would step up their DAILY CROSSWO RD : 180 Kent St. Ph. 4-6915 many Quebec business and com- vigilance on the province's ACROSS 2. Adjoin 21. Man- : mercial establishments and all roads. , _ 1. Buitease -- 8. Wise- ia banks and government offices, The Houses of Parliament _ 4. Wine cup erack- * tan CKCW-TV c * were closed. . ____.__-__ were closed _Friday—to— permit-——7."The Peart €" En mmr ees i ~~~ phursday night, the—tradi- MPs to celebrate the day. | - ed s or Brook- ee eee tional bonfire on the eve of St. Thursday, Prime Minister Pear. | Aniilies’ = §. Yucatan I 00 p.m.—Monday Playbill # Jaa Baptiste Day burned in 80n was presented with a-maple, * Nylon fillers Indian or The Crooked Web nit ‘slong the -St, leafs by Albert Blache, presi- 10. Man from 6. Poisonous eX-_ 2.30 p.m.—A? Home ‘With Heien eVery community . the |dent of the Ottawa Branch of Montevideo. — mushroom ample Crocker Lawrence River and across F a 12. Roasting 7. Son oft 22. Danish a ee \ country where French - Cana- la Societe St. Jean Baptiste. ronan Mi Om = 3 p.m.—To Tell The Truth ‘ 3 "a heduled to be rod Venus weight ~ 3.30 p.m.—Bornie Prudden \dians_were grouped. + Gin cocked = ane da’s Im) 12 Grand 9. Sheet 23. See Saturday's Anewer (S As THE ~ — 3.55 —Mi of the ‘ ‘ : ° .and upright si sae ae Bs line : . BUFFALO HUNTERS START KSLIDE Tc eae ‘bul = in sim Season: cians, who swarmed Friday inte 45° One, in ¢ —e aee 27. Pointed LONE RANGER ATTEMPTS TO TUN AN ONPLISHING BOULDER FROM x 5 | Vi - TRAPPED TONTO «- 4.00 p.m.—World in Contrast Mance Park was topped by'a|Huron Village, near Quebec Berlin sort 24. Heir —— hill = r aie 4.30 p.m.—Razzie Dazzie . | spectacular fireworks display. City, for ‘the opening a week- 16. Pale -11. Java tree tint 7 29.Canadiay ~ mm §.90 p-m.—Cartoon Capers | Theme oh the Friday night pa- ‘ong celebration, {nel ud ing 17.N i -95-tine ice nd = —— . oe eee ‘rade was French-Canada in the games _snd_sport_campatitions. { earl 14. fence spent = freee oO : €:15 p.m.—TV- News world. It showed the exploits. of ‘ ne | 18. Classifie 16. Route 26. Forte genus ‘Zz 6.25 p.m.—TV Weather * - French-speaking Canadians in As It On t item "19. Ugly : of 33. Kind of im 6.30 p.m.—TV Sports every field of human activity. sau 19. Owns old woman Bobby bean i | 6.35 p.m.—Supper Club_ CS | 20. Stride - 20. Place Fischer 35, Tilt wm 2:00 p.m.—Combat ; £.00—Project 66. CBC _ ; Lakes Need 21. Kind of > 8:00 p.m.—Green Acres -| 9.00—Country Time CBC | E : | oo z 8.30 9.m.—Nature ef Things 10.00—CB8C_ National News, 6m — } - ; ____|_ - 22, Meadow a __$: 0 p.m.—The Fugitive, ——séParliarrent’ Hill and aki | D ed | 23. Jumper [Sn 10:00 p.m.—Summer Musie Hall Secsanatiy i “8 1s IscUuSS from 3 11.00: p.m.—Sing Along Jubilee 10.30—The Best of Ideas—CBC ; Calaveras ets * 14:30 p.m.-—Glencannon 11.00—News and Regional Weather, OTTAWA (CP)--Interior Sec. County 12:00 @-m-—CBC_Netionsl, News, - -_413.05--Sterlight : Serenata retary Stewart Udall of the 25. Negative eae ce Ee 11.30—News end Weather ° ~—=—* United States and Mines Min- 26. Penny: 5936 onde ig on 11.35—Starlight Serenade ‘ister Jean-Lac _Pevin_.-have nena eer {12.00—CBC.“News. Weather and. discussed "both countries’ plans. 9 aos RADIO Sports ‘for an assault on Great Lakes! 35 Roistive ; rs | 12.1S—News arid Music CBC pollution. and agreed efforts on — * pronoun _ a ——— oer ————-— oe ~thoth—sides— of -the— i +t. Dwarfs ! : Zz MONDAY A et oe boundary should move along to- 33 oOgie rs ae , t a8 AY é - gether. ? __ ~ 34, Urbanities wo E.NiNews el Maka = ; —— * ,| At the same time they said —36, african @ 6.25—Morning Roundup i 6:00—The Morning Show, Part ¥ any export of water to the U.S. secret 6.45—Is! Weether and. Mar. 7.00—The Morning Show, Part 2 would be years away, not be- society z Yom ¥ 8.00—CBC_News-and-Intand-wx.-—ffore—national—water ;inventories $7. Demons - ‘i 6.46—Morning Roundup _ — * §:15—Maritime Sportscast \aré taken..and the results of 38, Chin 6.55—News and Weether — - 8.31—The Morning Show. Par} 3 anti - pollution _measures——are dynasty 7.00—Hebrew: Christian Hour 8:35—Max Ferguson Show judged. 39. Wages 7.15—Morning Roundup | 9:00—CBC News . The two cabinet - members ees s 7 7.30—News and Weather Sey , and their’ officials met for more 1. Engraver's A, —= 7.35—Farmh Report _ 9:15—Assignment | than two —hours—and—diseussed— a 2 6-27 BUT IN A CRCAGO HOGPITAL , DR. WALLACE 7-40—Moring Roundup A 3-+ Fey av ano a All aspects of water resources | ATLY ORYPTOQUOTE — Here's how to work it: YOUNG MADE SURE THAT TANDY DID NOT SEE IT 7 45—Island Weather & Mar. temp. es * (including the Columbia River AXYDLBAAXR | aes 7 46—Morning Reundas~ - 10.45-—-Your Time _- project and studies about har- « \ * 7.56—Sports Capsule & Scoreboard, 11:00-CBC News sing the Bay of Fundy tides | eo Loe eT ELLOW i> $.c6-lees: | 11:05—Joan Marshall Ss conten Se and petrol- One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used 0 8 11—Weather { phe me daar aco ‘eum policy for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apoa- 7" — .20-—Re ee ; i . . 8.16—Morning Roundug 11:30—The Acchers Mr. Udall said there is talk trophies, the length and —- of the words are all hints, ag. jue N cae 11:45—hiusic On The Heather in the U.S —‘mostly. prema- Each day the code letters are different. —_., > stqna’ News - 11:55—Assignment ture’ about obtaining water i A togram Quotation ~ be anti any See 12.00—CBC News aia Coneda ‘Cryptogram Quo o pS eee 12.03—Jemboree Junction ' President Johnson's policy ts NGIMSRUUB GYB NDGPB MRUUE g + 10.05—Notes and Music 12:30—Maritime Farm Broadcast first. to survey U.S. resources oe ‘ , = aS en et 1,00—CBC News and Weather —-. through the new National Water. PK CY. SOSDT MUCL ERS KDUBPJE = ’ -J3—Notes 9 usics |. 1115—Gerdie Tapp Show ag | : z 11 00—News and—Weathi---. . | 1,45—Time Out For Melody Kecemalecios. Se eld. study | UN GI!I JICASM.—GEBCMUY » 11.05—Women’s Institute Program 1:59—D.0. Time Signal - '- The commission — " ap ee ee : : hi 20—Notes gnd . Music | 2.00—CBC ‘ae : whether ‘areas with surplus | _. Saturday's Oryptoquote; HE WHO IS. IGNORANT OPN) ss its 30—Montaque Netactsina | 2.03--Time Out For Malody £ water in-the U.S. should supply & FOREIGN LANGUAGES KNOWS NOT ‘HIS OWN.— f "11 45—Bulletin Board 2.45—John Drainie Tells A Story arid’ areas. +2 — , 11 50—Notes and Musie | '3:00—CBC News | He said that the US ‘a not iss (© 1966, King Features Syndicate, Inc:) + 11.55—Agriculture ‘66 | 9,08—Trans-Canade Matinee —- “looking ee -* — EE ia EE ETE IA GO Rae Oe eee EE = * ¥2 00—Weather : * 3:30—Trans-Canade Matinee water Any Dp s . + : , - 12.05—Town and Country Time 4:00—CBC News ‘tion would not come for several OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE Qa 2 12 30—News-and Weather 4:03—Canadian Roundup years and not. until after Can- . . is ‘ 4 a i 5 12.43—P.E.!. Road Report 4:10—Music In The Air ada takes an inventory of its WEH-HEH! NOTHING 50 MUNDANE GUDGE s 4 12 45—Town and Country . Time 4:1S—Music In The Air resources and needs 1, HOOPLE, WHAT 16 RENCHY! I'M LODGING A CITIZEN'S “ A 1.00—News and Weather 4:30—Assignment : Mr. Udall also foresaw a econ- rm ZuuRRy Del TM COMPLAINT AGAINGY THE EXPLOITATION OF Qe z 1.05—Town ond Coustey Fime ae ee tinuing increase of Canadian ofl A Couns AL rew)( RELIEF PICHERS BY ORGANIZED BASEBALL! 4 1.15—Gordie Tapp Show S.00—CBC News exports to the US INUTES/AND IE Irs { \ THIS IS SUST A CRUDE BILL OF wa: | 1 -45Tewe 6: Country Tene nb. Maritens. fia 2S oe : —— ———— lagouratraccic ¢ { PARTICULARS, BUT WiTh YOUR KEEN SENSE |] 3 ‘ 2 00—News and Weather 5.23—CBC Notes00k ; | PCKET,T WARN You OF CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS THAT'S NO ms: 4| 2 05—Mostly Music 5:35—Assignment d | DON'T TRY To SAP ROBLEM ! YOULL BE THE NEWo \ i - S * 5.40—CBC Notebook a s Dor er CARDOZA, EGAD! a { 2-30. Assignment TAMPER WITH ® ¢ i 2.58—Thought For Today *6:00—-CBC News ° = sustice / 5 =e ‘ 6:15—On Parliament Hill 6 a = 2.58—hought Fer Today = Today's Edjvorial os ision 3: 90—News Headlines & Weather * — . — , ev | 3 i : a - ; —Busines f e j 4 —r : a } 3 }—Trans-Canade Matinee 6.30—Inland Weather, N.B. Legis | | idee emcee , : He +} 5 3.30—Pep. Caravan iesars ' Su este 5 | e al Is it t i 4 00—News Headlings and Weethe 4, -. ae i ee IQG' — — pa a + a - 3 Ate sit Rieu ae ts Canaian ReUndop ee = : ! | 4.10—Pop Cara®an a 4 it OTTAWA.‘CP) —_ Cana- Yuck Bs 1h] | : 7.03—Music In The Evering told ° . E 4 i}| Ht} } S505-.News and Weather Ly 30—COC Halitex Chember ‘Orth dian Wildlife ‘Federation . to b sbM ‘ Vi Vt 605--The Ovtoorts ~ % 2. 00—-CBC News the Commont northern affairs : Tie SS $ 25—Marine Weather 9 63-Vaccrnives fire committee h-e,re tat boun- \ ; s 5.28—The Outoorte - 8.30—Sing Hapoy 2 ~ daries of national parks should 5 45—Sports Capsule and. Score 9.99—-Country Magazine be. redrawn leaving out . town-. ayy noard 10:00—CBC National News sites- and recreation areas. — Ypibie the Qutports.* % .10:45—Tedey’s-Editorie!-end- Speaking —-R--—C---Passmore,-federation Any ‘News and Wea Personally executive-director, said tourist : 6 Tonight's Must os 10 30—The Besr Of ‘ideas areas such as the Banff sand & ¢-36=fusiness Barometer 11.00--CBC News Jasper townsites should be *6.35—Tonight's Music 31.03--Moders [Music Without Tears placed of the periphery of the Pyar , 7.00—Back to the Bible 12.00. -CBC News parks where commercial and Hee 7. 30—News & Weather ¢ 12-03 Sports Scores. Inland end recreational development could \: Sacs9 SS re ? 45—Program “Schedule : Marine Weather cortiplement adiacent parks. - my i : ¥ 46—Tonights Mosh” . +42. }$—Musre In The Night He urged a review of bound ’ : : : . a