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I lie ST.UUMIOIMX Suskaloon, I'riilay, July 7, 1972 Weather nW.INA iCP) Sukatcberwan Ontario: Sunny with cloudy penodt and chalice of a siiower in the louth. lurecaatl: SASKATOON MAPLE Kfcl-K KINDEHSLKY I III. BAT! I I I Olios I'HIMI. AlBl.ltl I.AKI. WESTERN HA I.I- I.A HOM.I.

Showeni and thundershowen In the north. Quebec: Mainly tunny with 1 chance of evening shower or thundenshower. Maritime MosUy tunny. summary Gover denies claim Widespread rain, changing to lso- Neufoundland: Cloudy over the Ava- laled showCTI ltd! vntng cloudy Ion Peninsula. Mostly sunny elsewhere 7uUWS "tar W- TORONTO (CP) Foreign tempering near atures between midnight and 10 a.m.

u'i-vnrn yioiuto local times except Auckland, noon. A88INIBOIA low Aberdeen 52 cloudy. Asses i no i a tWI doud jj der Athen increaaliuj cloud this Jjfttrnoon with deiir Auckland 58 haze Berlin chance of an Isolated thundersliower. Birmingham 55 cloudy. Brussels Widespread showers this evening and 57 Vtiru t.letr casaWam -a overnight.

Cloudy with occasional show, parUy cloudy topenhagen 55 clear ere on Saturday Lows near 50. Highs DubUn 55 Geneva 59 clear, Hong Saturday near 70. Kng cloudy, Lisbon 01 clear, Won- riimvr dikdd diciviiii dud 55 cloudy, Madrid partly (AMIIOI HI tl KASILItN 1IAI.I- doudv Mglu clelir Mamfa fj la iiuiot raln Moscow 75 clear. New Delhi TV Increasing cloud this afternoon with clear, Nice 66 clear, Oslo 61 clear, widespread showers this evening and Pans 61 clear. Peking Tl cloudy Rome overnight.

Cloudy with occasional show- 72 clear. Saigon 77 cloudy, Sofia 66 ers on Saturday. Lows 45 to 50. Hlglts partlv cloudy. Stockholm 66 rain, Saturday near 70.

Sydney 50 smoke, Tel Aviv 63 clear, Tokyo 82 partly cloudy, Tunis 72 clear. LREli LAKL HI.IMH.l.lt lenna 66 clear, Warsaw 61 partly I.IIAMIM cloudy. A few cloudy intervals with widely isolated showers or thundershowers WINNIPEG (CP. Teiiiperatures this afternoon. Otherwise mainly clear towed by the Winnipeg weather office tonight and Saturday.

Lows in the 40s. showing highest temperatures Thur Highs Saturday 65 to 70. dm lowest in 12 hours preceHng 6 he used such a slogan when he got majority of 24,0110 in the I.e.! eloi tion. Mr. Ramsay said among other things that alcoholism and suicides are a problem In thl force.

The Globe and Mail editorial said suicides in the 10-year period ended in September, 1964, were 1,000 times the national average. Mr. Goyer said those figures were "absolutely false." lie later gave reporters figures for the last five year: One ulcld mi each of 1987, 19B8 and 1909 in the force, none in 1970 or 1971. In the same period, the national suicide rate ranged from about 1,800 to 2,400 a year. 0 TAW A (CP) Three members of the RCMP committed suicide in the years between and 1071, Solicitor-General Pien ioyei said linn s-day.

He gave the figures outside the Commons to rebut charges in Maclean's magazine in a Toronto Globe and Mail editorial that suicides are a problem in the force. The minister came under a renewed barrage of questions in the Commons earlier over the Maclean's article hv lortMt RCMP Cpl. Ramsay. At one stage, members of the opposition stalled chanting: "go Goyer The minister defiantly silenced them by remarking that .1 III 1 I'l dllU I previous 24 hours: Max. Min.

Prcc. WOLLASTON Mainly clear today and Saturday. Lows in the 40s. Highs in the 60s. I'elnp -ratlin 9 a in 56 l.i i I'lillx'ratllre in niyiil 54 a i 1 1 1 1 i cslei-ra 75 Maximum a car ai irla Wind, average velocity 5.3 Wind, maximum velociiy 10 Precipitation .19 Sunshine 14.0 Sunset today Sunrise tomorrow Moiinlies jel camera Victoria 68 49 Vancouver 66 52 Lethbrldge 80 55 Edmonton 56 46 .46 Calgary 70 47 .11 Prince Albert 76 51 .07 North Baltlelord 7S 53 .12 Swift Current 75 49 Vorkton 74 45 Moose Jaw 77 55 Regina 77 51 Esteran 75 50 Brandon 75 45 Winnipeg 78 48 .16 Toronto 72 47 Ottawa 75 52 Montreal 74 57 Quebec 76 48 St.

John 1 65 56 Halifax 66 54 tr. (Iiarlottelown Tredericton 75 48 Los Angeles 75 63 Las Vegas 108 80 Canada ueath- II, RON 10 II P- pK-lure: British Columbia nti a few showers. KiB WJH shuu i rs eheu here Saskatchewan: Mostly cloudy scattered showers. Manitoba: Sunny with aftcrm cloudiness and cliaiice of a shower. wrote back to claim his property.

A spokesman for Scandinavian Airlines System in Montreal Mr. Sandsmark works for SAS in New York said police had found the camera, developed the film and spotted the registration of the seaplane rented by Mr. Sand-mark. I hp R( MP then aski'd the bush pilot fOl the name of his passenger and traced the camera owner to his home in Stanford, Conn. MONTREAL (CP) They say the Mounties always get their man.

Well, their camera anyway. Last year Per Sandsmark of NSW York City lost a camera while on a fishing expedition north Of Yellowknife in the Northwest Territories. He didn't report the loss and just wrote it off. A yea i lain he i eceived a teller from the RCMP In Yellowknife asking if he had lost a camera and, of course, -At' Wlrepliolo Beacon goes up ,4 British helicopter deposit! iwiferiais to trailing Royal Marine climbing experts atop Rockall, a rock formation off the west roast of Scotland. A combined servke-virilian team working from a British ship have succeeded in erecting a Hashing navigational beacon cm the narrow rock island, 280 miles from the Scottish mainhnid in spite of gale-force winds.

NOTICE Indians want payment McGovern ivants Ted Early Seed Feed Ltd. will be closed ALL DAY Saturdays during July and August. Summer hours will be: Monday thru Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. EARLY SEED FEED LTD.

PHONE (532-4 Kennedy will have chance ously. Mr. Chretien said the government would have to hear submissions from other Indian groups before formulating a policy on Indian land claims. The union brief asks the gov-ernment for compensation based on the value of the land ill the tune it was taken. The chiefs said later they have not yet decided how much compensation they want.

The brief says that although the general claim is for com-penaatlor In tertni of money, compensation in the form of land adjustments or additions to reserves would not be ruled out. On I'AWA (CP) ITie Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs presented Prime Minis ter frudeau Thursday with a claim for compensation for the loss of British Columbia to the white man. If the union has a valid legal claim, the prime minister replied, it should be settled in a fair way. But he refused to div cuss the issue in detail with the chiefs because of a pending Supreme Court of Canada decision mi an Indian land title claim. Mr.

Trudeau said the government would study the brief seri ACtl i in this steaming Democratic national convention city, which has been limited this week to advance logistical preparations by the candidates and a half-dozen protest groups, picks up today as the parley heads for an opening Monday. Most of the major presidential candidates except McGovern fly here io start wooing arriving delegates in their bid to overtake the South Dakota Senators Libert Humphrey, Edmund Muskie and Henry Jackson; Alabama Gov. George Wallace; and Representative Wilbur Mills all scheduled afternoon arrivals. McGovern is due Saturday afternoon. With the convention to start Monday night, two major credentials cases which involve 151 McGovern delegates from California and 59 Illinois delegates led by Chicago Mayor Richard Daley remained in a legal limbo.

MIAMI HI If, I la. (AP) -Senator Edward Kennedy still will have "first refusal" on the ('-presidential nomination if Senator George McGovern captures the Democratic presidential nod, sources close to the South Dakota senator said today. Despite Kennedy's repeated statements he won't be available, the offer probably will be made because polls show he would strengthen a McGovern-led ticket, the sources said. HELP! Air pirate sentenced Democrats get kickback after the jury returned the verdict 'I hursday. The defence had admitted that Bohle furred an Eastern Airlines plane en route from Miami, to Nassau to divert to Cuba Jan.

9, 1969. But it contended that Bohle suffered from mental illness at the time and thus could not legal!) have had criminal intent in his actions. AUBURN, N.Y. (AP) A young man has been sentenced In I'll i' in prison aftei a U.S. district court jury found him guilty of air piracy in the hijacking of a jetliner to Cuba i than three ears ago.

Lloyd MacMahon pronounced the sentence, the minimum permitted under the air piracy statute, on Ronald T. Bohle, 24, Michigan City, Chief Justice Warren Burger extended indefinitely Thursday a delaying order in the case so he could consult with his eight U.S. Supreme Court colleagues on whether to call a special session to consider appeals In the two cases. The U.S. Circuit Court in Washington ruled Wednesday that the party's credential's committee had acted illegally in voting to replace the 151 McGovern delegates from California with representatives of his rivals in proportion to their vote in the state's June 6 primary.

At the same time, the court rejected Daley's appeal from the credentials committee decision that turned his seats over to a challenging group. Democratic party lawyers asked Burger Thursday to convene the court for what would be its fourth special summer session in history. They said the Circuit Court's ruling would "very likely" make the federal judiciary the convention kingmaker. The two cases are crucial, especially the California one, in McGovem'i quest for victory on the first ballot. Including the 151 California votes.

The Associated Press count shows McGovern with 1,454 first-ballot votes 54 short of the 1,509 needed for the nomination. The convention will pick its presidential nominee Wednesday and vice-presidential candidate Thursday. Mafia under surveillance printing that is being done. I've paid cash in advance for everything we do." For the Republicans that would be no problem. But the Democrats still owe $9.3 million from the 19H8 campaign and once-burned creditors aren't rushing forward baring their cuffs.

Strauss, a Dallas lawyer, inherited the debt years ago when he became treasurer, and hasn't made a dent in trimming it. But his money-raising wizardry has kept the party running at a cost of $200,000 a month and it has survived the interval. Now it is time for the convention in Miami Beach an American playground as expensive as it is hot. "The city agreed to do certain things for us," Strauss says. "Cities by tradition have put up money.

We said to the city, we don't need money. What we want is facilities. "What we want is a half-million dollars in goods and services and we want a half-million from other sources in cash, tourist agencies, hotels, etc. We get $1 a night of every room booked through the hotel association. "We originally figured it would raise $100,000, but it's going to be closer to $50,000.

One of the major networks came in and booked all their own rooms and cost us several thousand dollars just by not going through US." MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) The impoverished Democratic party is getting a dol-lar-a-day kickback from 10.000 hotel rooms rented for its convention just one of the deals arranged by Treasurer Robert Strauss who is forced to pay cash for the extravaganza. Another angle has some of the 80 staff members dutifully packing their bags every couple of days and moving into another hotel to take advantage of free rates negotiated by Strauss. "Everything we get here, pay in a a sighs Strauss. I paid in advance for the hotel rooms we're occupying here.

I pay in advance for SASKATOON'S FOUR MUNICIPAL POOLS' EMPLOYEES (l ull-Time and Pan-lime) REQUEST THE SUPPORT OF ALL THE CITIZENS OF SASKATOON FOR THEIR STAND NOT TO BE UNIONIZED NOW OR IN THE FUTURE! YOU ARE INVITED TO WRITE LETTERS TO CITY COUNCIL AND TO ATTEND THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING ON MONDAY. JULY 10, AT 7:00 P.M. WE NEED ALL THE PUBLIC SUPPORT WE CAN GET. IT'S TIME TO CHALLENGE THIS UNION'S JURISDICTION. PLEASE HELP US! WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU! THANK YOU (Paid by the SvUmminp Pool Kmplovees) istic position, although they continue to try.

He did not name the other groups, but said they were all engaged in sophisticated opera-lions involving extortion, narcotics, counterfeiting, stolen securities and other rackets. Mr. Lawrence was commenting at a news conference on a published report that the Siderno group, apparently a code describing its members who came here as immigrants from the Italian port town of the same name, has established itself in the city as a powerful, active crime syndicate. TORONTO (CP) Justice Secretary Allan Lawrence of Toronto assured the public Thursday that police have long known of the existence in Toronto of a Mafia cell known as the Siderno group and are maintaining surveillance over it. Mr.

Lawrence also said the group has attempted at times to achieve monopolistic control over all syndicated crime in the province. But "as far as we know" none of the so-called organized crime groups, including Siderno, has been able to achieve a monopol Chess match starts Tuesday er tctfta appe But Spassky, who is familiar with i 's tactic now, seemed to have found the antidote. He took the American's lateness in his stride, greeting Fischer in a friendly way when he finally turned up and wishing him good luck after the draw was made. Chess experts here believe the 35-year-old Spassky is the one to have suffered most from the delay in the start of the 24-game series, caused largely by Fischer's habit of turning up late or not at all for the initial tournament functions the opening game in particular. night and ill have the ad an-tage of the first move.

Fischer wanted to begin the disrupted match on Sunday but agreed to Spassky's request for two extra days, which means the contest will get under way on Tuesday nine days behind schedule. The American rounded off his cold war of nerves with the usually imperturbable Russian by keeping him waiting for more than half an hour at the hall Thursday night when the draw was staged. REYKJAVIK (Reuter) Russian titleholder Boris Spas-sky and American challenger Bobby I isi her, ha mg ended their battle of nerves, now begin the task of disciplining their minds in preparation for next week's opening game in the world chess championship. The two players, men of contrasting personalities, have five days in which to achieve the mental equilibrium essential in top-flight chess. Spassky drew white Thursday daughter-in-law, were arrested.

Their cases were resolved long ago by fines and probation. Eiedler. an English professor at the State University of New York at Buffalo, is a noted critic and author of Love and Death in the American Novel, a textbook in many U.S. college courses. In I he majority opinion, Justice James Gibson said: "It is clear from the record that no crime was charged or proven." Fiedler did admit that he knew that marijuana was being used, Gibson said, "but nothing in section 1533 makes this a crime." ALBANY, N.Y.

(AP) Literary critic Leslie Fiedler and his wife Margaret committed no crime when they let their children smoke marijuana in an upstairs bedroom, New York's highest court has ruled. In a 5-to-2 decision Thursday, the Court of Appeals threw out the convictions on charges of allowing the use of marijuana in their home. The charges resulted from a raid hy police on their home April 27, 1967. Officers said they found marijuana and hashish in two upstairs rooms. Five other persons.

Including two of the Fiedlers' sons and a unman siirmiflers The Anniversary AIR SHOW ARVN in Mucin- Tri the m.is was about to land at Sacramento. airport Thursday night with 5S persons aboard, radioed to the Oakland control tower: "This kid is really scared." Minutes later, the airport officials said, the pilot radioed that the hijacker had handed over his gun. The captain, Jerry E. Blakely of La Mesa, said the young hijacker, who first took the plane to San Diego to pick up a $450,000 ransom and then forced it to fly to Oakland, wanted to surrender in a well-lighted area. OAKLAND.

Calif. (Renter) A hijacking in which a young gunman forced a Pacific Southwest Airlines jet to fly up and down the California coast ended quietly early today when the hijacker handed over his gun to the captain of the plane he seized, Oakland airport officials said. It was the second hijacking of a PSA jetliner in two days. Early Thursday, FBI agents stormed a Boeing 737 and killed two hijackers, both Bulgarian immigrants. Early today, the captain of the Boeing 727, hijacked as it The largest one-day Air Show in North America will be held at Canadian Forces Base Moose Jaw on Sunday, July 16.

Mira Slovak, originally from Czechoslovakia, will be on hand to display some of his original aerobatic skybursts. He is presently cited as the most popular racing-sportsman in the U.S.A. today. on the southern and eastern fringes of the city. Paratroops on the southern side battled heavy counter-attacks Thursday night from North Vietnamese forces making a stand in a line of old French villas.

It was the first stiff resistance SOUth Vietnamese paratroops have encountered since they began tightening their grip on the southern edges of the city three days ago. Elsewhere, sharp fighting was reported on the southern front in the Saigon region at points 50 miles west and 30 miles north of the capital. SAIUON (AP) South Vietnamese paratroops and tanks forged into the heart of Quang Tri City today and seized control of two-thirds of the provincial capital that the North Vietnamese captured May the Saigon command said. A huge American air and naval armada covered the advancing South Vietnamese. Resistance at the centre of the city appeared to he light although the forward most troops of the paratroop battalion were shelled by rockets and long-range guns.

Heavier fighting was reported HIGHLIGHTING: SUNDAY, JULY 16 Gates open at 8:00 a.m. Parking for over 45,000 cars FREE ADMISSION: CANADIAN FORCES BASE MOOSE JAW Publisher ill it over 50 Canadian Armed Forces aircralt demonstrating every role with almost every aircraft type repesenled. highest calibre civilian aerobalic surs including the return of the John KazianJoe Hughes wing walking act. The USAK: Bombers, lighters, interceptors and trainers including two of their latest: the F-4 Phantom and F'-lll "Swing-wing" bomber. NASA Space hardware exhibit: .1 s-pace i a I iiiinr Descent Modulo, a s.iturn Rocket Assembly Building and a full size Lunar Roving Vehicle.

I hangars 01 commercial, military and private displays, exhibits and collections. a tly-in of light aircraft with over 500 expected, water bombing, crop dusting, hovercraft, helicopter and short field take-off and landing demonstration. VIN: (with the purchase of a souvenir programme) a round trip for two anywhere in Air world, a fishing trip for tvio to beyond la Rongc lodge N'orcanair will fly you there. a weekend at the luxurious Regina Inn. a weekend of fun at the Palliscr ill Caleary.

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5. fi. 7 and feel rospeelivcl. a neurosurgeon and former director of the institute, reported Thursday night that Mr. Bell was unconscious and seriously ill, his condition unchanged for several days.

Mr. Bell owns eight daily newspapers and is a director of CP Rail. He is a former director of the Bank of Nova Scotia ami was a member of the board of governors of McGill University from which he graduated in 1932. MONTREAL (CP) George Maxwell Bell, SO, chairman of the board of FP Publications who has been in hospital since early May, still was unconscious and slightly weaker IckI.iv Mr. Bell, publisher of the Calgary Albertan, was admitted to the hospital May 5 and underwent surgery May 23.

Doctors diagnosed that he was suffering from a brain tumor. Dr. Theodore B. Rasmussen, The Lunar Roving Vehicl space 'hardware at the A of the 4 pieces of NASA Air Show..