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JULY 4, 11172 IIIL: LEADERTOST, HEWN i 11 I It PA, IN 4 1INS to lose ederal seat -1 ,1 nasK. I federal French yachtsman heading for record I Chtsch 5.0 ortop 1 I 1 1 Qo 1 ,,,4 whoot rte. nsas ri ,,2 t. 41' ly 4, 1 4 tort Hannon pay 0 7 lap, ,1 1 1 1 pl tt 70 I go dmorpon lk SHOWERS go. Ou.b.

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Brown-ridge has again been named chairman of Saskatchewan's federal electoral boundaries commission, a body which must try to make another re duction of the province's res.entation as painless as possible. Mr. Justice Brownridge said Mr. Justice R. L.

ridge has again been num ehfedacirr li commission, a body whi must try to ntake another i the prochtee's re as painless Po Mr. Justice Brownricige sit North TkrAtiklaS111111. 44 I 3 ibli, I to aortilian III's" 17' 3 111. tiL Id. ton' 6 I service extended 001111: ::::::::.:::.,.7 41 Tuesday there was probably no way to avoid hard feelings In such cases.

"The thing to keep in mind is that this is what has to happen under British North America Act," he said. Saskatchewan constituencies will be reduced from 13 to 12 in the redistribution. After the 196560 changes, a province's constituencies drop. ped from 17. At one time there were 21 ridings, the highest of any Western province.

Other members of tlie beano- Ryles commission include Dr, Norman Ward of Saskatoon and Gordon Barnhart, clerk of the legislative assembly. Mr. Barnhart will also be a member of the new provincial electoral boundaries commis-Mon. Two other members of that commission have stilt to be named, one by the provinclot court of appeal and the other by the speaker of the legislative assembly. Mr.

Justice, Brownridgo and the other commissioners expect their first job will be to hire a staff and establish an office. Next, the commission will have to study a number of variations in the arrangement' of constituencies. The constituency population quota set by Ottawa Is 187 with 25 per cent above or below that mark. Thus northern constituencies might be expected to contain closer to the minimum 57,890 people while urban constituencies might reach as high as 90.484. According to the federal legislation under which the 10 commissions operate, commissioners may depart from the strict interpretation of the rules if geographic or other considerations make it cover most of the country today.

in Alberta. Figures indicate (CP Wirephoto). Weather LONDON (Al') Frenchman Mined since the race started Ter lain, sating the biggest and Ifr 174, ri I Jean Yves Ter lain today ap. two weeks ago to report be is fastest boat in the race, re. I s' oly'll(Pno 1 peered racing ahead for a within 700 miles of the finish at poeted Colas was behind him, I Jo WI record-smashing vistosy in the New Isom It I.

evidently in second place. 1 single.handed transatlantic Until the message came, the I a I 's 128foot three. I 1 teot roil yaent contest, leader was believed to be master schooner was designod 7k. minneopohl onci The 23-year-old mariner Mon- Frenchman Alain Colas and his by American Dick Carter espe. 62 dav broke a radio 'silence main.

big trimaran Pen Mick. But daily to win this race. Is, The ship. Vendredi 13Friday Cluing 9 he 13thcost movie director If Soh toka City de owner Claude Lelouch mini is 1, a. 73 I el no 4 rt I 11 Lelouch plans a movie called -11.

r'OnCIS( 0 ITI1 Homme et une BateauA 1-A 'Canso City Man and a Boatto follow his Or. successful Un Homme el une FemmeA Man and a Woman. i English staff Tcrlain. who came 10th in the lo sigeles I i four-yearly event in 1968, had I ff High Prossufto not been sighted or heard from l's 1 1 low Nestor New 9 MONT since the race began June 17 at I i Iry COW tont REAL (C SS i of ment their services are au Os 'eons Plymouth. England.

eight English.speaking prob a. longer nceacd. Ile explained Monday his gen- I I -swim. Worm tont tuns officers, hired last fail to Their departure would cut the erator had failed and he was replace 10 others who quit, have of English-speakhr siir gna mg on avigational ba- been told by the Quebec govern- probation officers in Montreal COOL BUT CLEAR: Cool but clear weather is expected to social welfare court ot to choose between rt by half and te'ries. Warm weather was expected in British Colu bin and showe "I've would be the second mass do- ICC 1 a of English.speaking workers in the last 18 months.

talking to you and using my cof. expected high temperatures. Other features are for midday. (( fee-grinder," he poked with his base, Radio Luxembourg. 0 The workers were informed of FROM could complete the Ce) it6illted PAGE I (IOC Old their i dismissal last week let- crossing within 20 days if all tes from the Quebec civil serv goes well.

The existing record is ice commission after they wrote 26 dayt s. French-language aptitude tests Ten of the 38 boats which en- tart of chess as part of the procedure for tered he race have been forced 1,.... being hired as full-time employ. out. About one-third have made SILVER SPRING, Md.

(AP) ces. They had been classed as no contact and have not been Alabama Gov. George Val. parttime help. sightedmost of them have no mac ea lace has recovered sufficiently "Six members of the new radio.

from an assassination attempt team hired last year received The race's bestknown drop- on May 15 to take short trips the letters." one of the new pro out, 70-year-old master British away from hospital. bation workers said. "We were mariner Sir Francis Chichester, Euwe said the Russians gave would play the IA piece and Wallace flashed a victory sign told we failed the exam and Was recovering today in a Ply no indication what action, if have the first move of the when he returned Monday from couldn't stay on." mouth Is i a I after being any, would satisfy them. "If match. taken di at sea.

they had it would be simpler," A Tass dispatch said Spassky a four outing that included Both 11CW and veteran probe- Ile was apparently unbowed he said. had refused to play Fischer dinner at the nearby home of Bon workers have spoken out in his 1 i a Dr. Joseph the past about poor Nvorking bY his harrowing voyage. which "We don't know what they until the American "is punished Schanno, at Bethesda, Md. conditions.

including heavy case included a brush svith a French want. Perhaps they want an by the International Chess Fed-The governor travelled Sun- loads, and say they have been weathership which damaged a apology." t' (FIDE)." ei a Ain day night to his wife's hotel mast I it on his yac psy Moth lied to about terms of their em- Sent to find out were Fa- "Spassky is of the opinion room, also nearby, where the ployment. cher's second, Rev. William that Fischer insulted him per-couple had dinner. Neither trip Originally hired at higher.

Lombardy, and his lawyer, Paul sonally and the Chess Federawas announced, and only when than-average wages a Marshal. They went to Spas- tion of the U.S.S.R. by failing to reporters discovered Wallace's they- all had social work de- oose atv sky's hotel to get clarification appear at the ceremony opening outing Monday did they also grees, the new probation offis from the Russian champion, the match on July 1," the offis learn of the Sunday trip, the cers had their salaries cut by Because of the protest and the cial Soviet news agency said. first since Wallace was taken to between 8200 and 8800 a year, ivoillan there was no drawing "Fischer jeopardized his moral hospital. bringing their salaries to $5,200 of lots to decide which player right to play in the match.

Wallace was dressed in brown annually. "Spassky s'ill return to the slacks and a white short-sleeved When they complained, they 1 question of the possibility of shir th for his Monday trip. He were told by their director at i ll. Three lie holding the match after FIDE yawed from the back seat of a "we would receive all Mc sanctions are applied to Fislimousine when he returned to money we were promised once MOOSE JAW (Special) (her," the dispatch said. It was the hospital at 6:25 p.m with we took the civil service exams Mrs.

Christine Nairn, 85, of 43 446 his wife, Cornelia, beside him. and were hired as full-time em. Athabaska Towers, died ear- 111 101V filed to Moscow frost Reykjavik and distributed in the agency's I ntortmlienui corivon thin workers have spoken Out in the past about poor working conditions. including heavy case loads, and say they have been lied to about terms of their em ployment. Originally hired at higher.

than-average wages bec ause they all had social work de. grees, the new probation officers had their salaries cut by between $200 and POO a year, bringing their salaries to 0,200 annually. When they complained, they were told by their director that "we would receive all the money we were promised once we took the civil service exams and were hired as full-time COOL BUT CLEAR: Cool but clear weather is expected to Warm weather was expected in British Columbia and showers expected high temperatures. Other features are for midday. Ile as apparently unbowed he said.

had refused to play Fischel by his harrowing voyage. which "We don't know what they until the American "is punished included a brush with a French want. Perhaps they want an by the International Chess Fedweathership which damaged a apology." eration (FIDE)." mast on his yacht Gypsy Moth Sent nt to ua out were Fa- "Spassky is of the opinion cher 's second, Rev. Witham that Fischer insulted him per and his lawyer, Paul scnally and the Chess Federa- l. Marshal.

They went to Spas- tion of the U.S.S.R. by failing to loose 9,, sky's hotel to get clarification appear at the ceremony opening 4-4 6 from the Russian champion, the match on July 1," the offi- Because of the protest and the cial Soviet news agency said Ivoiiian 'walkout there was no drawing "Fischer jeopardized his moral of lots to decide which player right to play in the match. "Spassky will return to the it tilld Three held question of the possibility of holding the match after FIDE sanctions are applied to is-MOOSE JAW (Special) cher," -the dispatch said It was Mrs. Christine Nairn, 85, of 43 446 filed to Moscow from Reykjavik Athabaska Towers, died ear- 111 Joy and distributed in the agency's international serivce. ct vet ay It.gLieeset artelc.1 Om, ..0.7, 1 itevIno .1 ,1 so 0 ind hint, 1 lw aidolr ce.

1 F13113 1 dt est: it ter chat). iS 62 IFriday 1 Civino director tp Soh toil City I I os 1 I I a 1 1 'OM'S( 1 'C I anso ity- i I tlf tiel ow 1... his 1 95 r.N.... Vit.9 tme Woman. i ilg 168 had IGOel.

I li in ill I Pugh Prossuto I from I t''. low Prestorti Ne Tie 17 at I-Irv" cold tont tont I I or his 4 sham. he was Fore Casts: Regina Moose Jaw Weyburn Torkton Assinibo la; Sunny today arid Wednesday. Lows 'tonight near 45. Highs Wednesday near 75.

Saskatoon Maple Creek Kin. dersiey Prince Albert Carrot River La Range: Mostly sunny today. Isolated evening showers or Tonight a few cloudy periods with lows 45 to 50. Wednesday; Mostly sunny with highs 70 to 75. 'Etattleford Meadow Lake Cree Lake: Mostly cloudy today.

A few atternoon or evening showers or thundershowers. Tonight and Wednesday: Mostly clear. Lows tonight 45 to 50. Highs Wednesday near Three more northern Sas. katchewan communities will receive radio telephone service, with access to the long distance network within the next month.

Long distance agencies will open at Tumor Lake July 7 and at Patuanak and Dillon July 28. The agencies will be connected by single sideband high frequency (IF) radio to a base station in Prince Albert. In addition, Sask Tel will extend access to the new work to any properly licenced person who would provide and maintain his own single-sideband fixed, mobile, portable, or aircraft radio at a charge of $5 monthly for each unit. Calls from these customer-owned radios to the base station at Prince Albert, or from one customer owned to another, would be charged at a rate of 25 cents for each minute, with a minimum of 3 minutes for each call. Calls of this type extending beyond Prince Albert to points on the telephone network would be charged the additional regular long distance rate.

At present, messages are passed on the department of natural resources radio system, which does not have access to the long distance network. Northern radio telephone service was introduced Dec. 1. 1971 when Sask Tel opened long distance agencies in the communities of La Loche and Stony Rapids with plans to open 30 other agencies progressively until the program has been completed late next year. Regina Details Forecast high today 73 Teinperature at noon 63 One ytar ago 64 Relative humidity 30 Record low 1918 38 Record high 1937 .102 Average low 51.1 Average high 76.8 Average Sunset today 9.13 p.m.

Sunrise tomorrow 4.53 Lim Tremor ''shakes West Australia PERTH (Reuter) An earth tremor shook four wheat towns east of this Western Australia capital Monday but did no damage apart from breaking a few windows. The tremor, the second in two days and measuring 3.3 on the open-ended Richter scale, sent residents rushing from shops and homes in the towns. employees." But when the civil service exams came at the end of last year they were in French and the new pr obation officers refused to take them saying they were bound to fail. French-Ian Still partially paralysed from a bullet wound in the spine, Wallace was lifted by a security officer from the car to a wheel. chair.

He then was wheeled to a point in front of the hospital where he posed for pictures. Yesterday's Temperatures High Low Free. Itegina 70 42 Moose JaW. 70 44 Swift Current 68 44 Fstevan 66 45 Broadview 66 38 N'orkton 68 43 Vynyard 63 43 Saskatoon 71 45 Kindersicy 70 44 .01 North Battleford 73 45 Pi ince Albert 72 37 Hutisui Bay 72 43 Victoria 84 54 Vancouver 80 60 Lethbridge 65 41 Medicine Hat 69 45 Edmonton 67 4 5 Calgary 68 43 Brandon 67 41 Winnipeg 63 42 Thunder Bay 61 AO Dauphin 67 43 Toronto 64 41 .10 .21 .77 .40 ,08 .07 .21 Ti. .02 .06 .07 .05 Truman said satisfactory 00 .4.

.11110.. ki 11 (,,,,14 Ottava 64 47 Montreal 67 46 Quebec 63 5C St. John's 80 5C Halifax 73 6C Charlottetown 83 66 Fredericton 82 56 Chicago 71 50 69 43 New York 86 63 Miami 85 77 Boston 85 63 Washington 91 68 Los Angeles 81 64 San Diego 73 63 San Francisco 63 56 Denver 54 48 Las Vegas 109 82 Phoenix i 10 77 Ottawa 64 47 Montreal 67 46 Quebec 63 50 St. John's 80 50 Halifax 73 60 Charlottetown 83 66 Fredericton 82 56 Chicago 7 I 50 69 43 New York 86 63 Miami 85 77 Boston 85 63 Washington 91 68 Los Angeles 81 64 San Diego 73 63 San Francisco 63 56 Denver 54 48 The governor is scheduled to Jean-uuy tiouoe, ueputy nun leave hospital Friday morning aster of social affairs, met wit'. May to hear their complainh for the Democratic national con- the new probation workers it vention at Miami Beach.

Ile will and said that although thej stop over in Alabama on the way. would have to take the French I anguage tests, the result JESSUP, Md. (AP) Arthur would not be counted in the final analysis. Bremer, charged with the shoot- ing of Alabama Gov. George Mr.

tioude said at the time Wallace, has been transferred that "the emphasis will be placed on the French interview from the Baltimore County jail to a state hospital for a court- to come and their performance ordered mental examination. on the job." Thomas Farrow, sp ec ial The workers took the tests agent in charge of the FBI at and heard nothing more from Baltimore, said the 21-year-old the government until the dis- Bremer made the 20-mile trip missal letters arrived last week. Monday. Bremer has entered pleas of Bl st 1110C 1 not guilty by reason of insanity a to assault and gun law viola- 1-1 tions in connection with the ntendship Day woundi 11-ng of Wallace May 15 at a shopping centre in Laurel, MANILA (AP) An explosion rocked the American Ex. Jean-Guy Houde, deputy minister of social affairs, met with the new probation workers in May to hear their complaints and said that although they would have to take the gu age tests, the results would not be counted in the final analysis.

Mr. Boucle said at the, time that "the emphasis will be placed on the French interview to come and their performance on the job." The workers took the tests and heard nothing more from the government until the dis. missal letters arrived last week. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Former president Harry Truman was reported cheerful and in satisfactory medical condition Monday at Research Medical Centre as his doctor began what was described as routine testing.

Truman, 88, was admitted to' the hospital Sunday. Dr. Wallace H. Graham, his personal physician, said he was to be examined for a "lower gastro-intestinal problem" related to an ailment that sent Truman to the hospital for about 12 days early last year. Truman was able to move about his room and was joking with nurses, a hospital spokesman said Monday.

ly Tue morning orning in PAM- dence Ilospital of injuries re- l'all he enge29-year-old American ceived in a two-car accident 1 11 cr flew from New York here at 8.20 p.m. Alonday. '11. 111" -i, after accepting London banker tn James D. Slater's offer to Driver of the car, Alargaret 612000 Nairn, 61, her daughter, was up mate the 5, purse pa admitted to the same hospital LOS A (AP) by the Icelandic Chess Federa- Three young men were arrested tion.

Now the winner of the 24- with undetermined injuries. early today in the slaying of a game match will get 6156,250 Another daughter, Kay, 51, four-year-old girl, termed by and the loser 993,750. was treated at the hospital. one policeman a "joy killing." Each will also get 30 per cent The driver of the other car, The child was playing in her of the $250,000 paid for the TV Wallace Gunther of Valley front yard when she was hit by and movie rights to the match View was treated at a shotgun blast fired from a 675 000 each. Aloose Jaw Union Hospital.

passing car. The match which could last The Nairn car was travel-The men were booked for in- two months, had been scheduled ling south on Algoma Ave. and started to turn left at Saskat- vestigation of murder in the ap- to start Sunday afternoon, but Fischer stayed in New York, de- chewan St. when it was in parently motiveless slaying of Joyce Ann Huff Sunday. mending a 30-per-cent cut of the collison with the westbound receipts car driven by Mr.

Gunther. They were identified as Don- Th1. postponed International Chess 1 Damage has been estimat- aid Paul Antel, 11. Michael Ra- eration oned the first game ed at 61,400. mirez.

18, and Oscar Hernan- 48 hours and told Fischer he dez 22 all from suburban Nor- walk. had to be in Reykjavik by noon Neighbors said a car carrying today three or four young men pulled deadline. or forfeit the match. He arrived about five hours before the to a stop Sunday where Joyce The Icelandic Chess Fedora- was playing in the yard of a tio, after negotiating since last friend. One of the passengers week with Fischer's lawyer, An- pointed a shotgun out the win- Davis reavis, rejected the de-dew and fired, witnesses said mand for a cut of the gate re- The girl died 90 minutes later in hospital.

le la een hit She had 11 42 celpts. But almost simultane- ously slater came forward with birdshot pelletestwo lodged in her brain his offer to put up say- ing: "Fischer has said that money is the problem. Well, vitae here it is elt4111eCZ PAGE 1 "I like chess and have played it for years," said Slater. "Many want to see this match Doc iers and everything has been arJoded ranged. If Fischer does not go 1 1 (fro, to Iceland, many will be disap- as I i laii.0 -7 pointed." s--) Fischer was quoted by a rep-he Today's meetings follow sepa- resentative in New York as say-aid rate talks during the weekend ing "stupendous incredible and Alonday by the two federal and generous and brave." labor troubleshooters and repre- This spokesman, lawyer Paul sentatives of the union and the Marshall, said Fischer's holdout Maritime Employers Associa- had been a matter of principle: tiee, He felt Iceland wasn't treating Ameri-this match or his countrymen Bernard Wilson, deput labor dignity that it and they with the di ters minister, talked to repor Mnday before returning to Oteserved.

awe Prliamen su Marshall also said that Fis- 's cher, who abhors reporters and d- were mer recess at been delaye because he strike. runs at the sight of them "was furious about the press censorhaiyasut, Ile said the government will wait for the longshoremen's an- The Icelandic federation has slyer to the latest proposals be- restricted move-by-move and fore seeking a possible legis- photo coverage of the match be-as lated end to the strike in Parini- cause of its sale of the TV and ment movie rights. The proposals, he said in- volve certain return-to-work or- LONDON (Reuter) Ladrangements and Include lift- broke's, the London bookmak- ing an employer's suspension ers, today quoted Bobby Fischer against the strikers. as a 5-to-2 favorite to win his Brian Mulroney, lawyer for world championship challenge the employers' association, said in Reykjavik against Russia's the key' recommendation Boris Spassky. Today's meetings follow separate talks during the weekend and Monday by the two federal labor troubleshooters and representatives of the union and the Maritime Employers Association.

Bernard Wilson, deputy labor minister, talked to reporters Monday before returning to Ottawa where Parliament's sum-met recess has been delayed because of the strike. Ile said the government will wait for the longshoremen's answer to the latest proposals before seeking a possible legislated end to the strike in Partinment. The proposals, he said, involve certain return-to-work arrangements and Include lifting an employer's suspension against the strikers. Brian Mulroney, lawyer for the employers' association, said later the key' recommendation LONDON (AP) Observed temperatures in the 24-hour period to 10 am, today: Min. Max.

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