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Bing the possi-
Hycing taxes in
B budget, dles-
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bree ii thisweek,
Bon is taken to re-
Bis would be direct}

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E eciving considera-
Bovernment is that
Bees of a large de-
B result from tax
Becht be outweighed
Hages of encourag-
pnomic activity and
which would’ give
Bintry an cconomic

gederal departments ‘
Pan estimate of;
H needs for the next
Briing April 1, 1958.
Fstudied by Finanee
Bis who will.prepare
Bet for presentation
next spring.

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Beppen in the next

fe spending may be
fence department
B $1.908,000,000 from
mBvear’s budget, but
pnd all of that. Next
international situa-
f defence spending
py several hundred
fs, with a further
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Bol $151,000,000 for

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pus that the govorne
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Since 1945-48,
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meoncerned over the
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fut your will have
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Fred Faulkner Jr, of Prince
Rupert, . charged with assault
occasioning actual bodily harm
was fined $150 and costs in. po-
Hee cotrt this morning — by
'Magistrate W. D. Vance. or in
default of payment to serve two
months in jail for what the
magistrate: termed “an unpro-
voked attack” on. Daily. News|
editor: Dick . “Ayres, October We
The charge ATOse from an in-
cident during whichMr, Ayres:
was Injured. after. being thrown
over,an embankiment. by the ac.
cused who objected . ‘to a-news
picture being: taken of} hts car
which: had: been inyolved | in an
accident. .
- The: accused leaded gully
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uzz0. told. the magistrate that!
Faulkner. chad ‘been at--a..wed-
ding. party ‘and had loaned his
car to a friend, ‘The accused had
been called from the, party, Mrv|.
Pettenuazo .saldy to-. find. a ‘pice
ture pelng, taken . of hls cal
which had travelléd' off the foady
across the sidewalk on: MeBricte
Strept between sixth’ ‘and Sots
ehth Avenues: :

FELT PRIVACY INVADE Dp

The defence counsel stated
that the accused had believed at
the UUme that the newsphper had
no right to take a picture, Mr.
Pottenuzzo added that Faulkner
had thought a news piclure
would glvé his friends the im-
pression that it was he who had
been in the accident.

"There's no doubt that the ac-
cused overstepped the hounds of
propriety, bul he believed he was
protecting his priyacy,” the de-
fence counsel stated,

Magistrate Vance sald that he
could not ungerstind such a be-
lief, Inasmuch as cnr eseeldent
nietures appeared In newspapers

“These plotures bring the ate 4
fontion of younger people to
what speed cai do when drive |
ing,” the magistrate stated,

Tn giving the elreumstances of
the Ineldent, Mrv Ayres said that

US. SOLDIERS watch operntions at the whalin y
are rendered to obtain of], meat; and bones, Am- orien: troops, acting on the request of: Icelandic ..
fishermen, went to'sea witli: machine guns. to destroy killer whales that were’ attacking. schools -
of herring and ruining Henig ‘nets. The Teelan dl dlc . people ‘expressed their Brathinge: for. the:

   
 
 
  
 
  
 

     

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a Unsoked Attack”)

he had. noticed the ‘accident
while driving - past -and. had
driven back to The Dally. News
to pick up a ‘camera. and had
let his reporter brother ‘Geoff
off opposite the overturned car

with instructions to ‘ake 1 ple-

ure.

STRENUOUS OBJECKIONS |
He had returned to the’ acci-
jdent- scene to find his brother
in conversation . with Faulkner
and ‘another man, both of whom
were objecting. strenuously to
having a ‘picture: ‘appeat AM, Ahe
paper,
“Abter tory had shifted. to him-
self,; ‘the: news, editor said, “when
mh ‘brother § to
ny 10 .

Defence. counsel Sorry. Petton- doy , ne

édltor’ sald. ; -
In’ angwer to siestons ‘byl:

"ROMP Corporal Adatn W\ldeodse
Mr. A inet ated a that he: vee not
provoked: Faulkner. inf finy’ way; |
put had merely insisted on his
right to tako a picture.

In summing up, Mr, Peltenuz-
go stated that the fight had beén

a shoving affair and that Mr.
Ayres had been Injured As 0 rh-
swt of the fall over, tho embank-
ment. The defence said’ that ac-
cused fell that blows had been
struck by both sides, adding that
Faulkner was deeply solry and
wished to make restitution for
doctor's bills and clothing torn
in the action. .

Before passing sentence, Ma-
gistrate Vaneo said that Fuulk-
ner’s pollee record showed him
to bo of-a. turbulent nature, cs-
pecially whon drinking.

"Tr suggest you cul down on

unprovoked and your own fault
entirely,” Maglatrato Vance, sud,

cop meri pemeeemg nan epg maine

 

Scow Invites
Big Attendance
At Convention

“Tho Natlve Protherhood of
Beitlsh Colunbli toduyaunnoune-
cel plana for its aded annual none
vention to be held In Bella Bolla
next, month. ,

Tho annoureoment in Vanco.
ver by) Brotherhood — bualivoas
iyent A, J, Beow, followed close
on tho heels of a abatement by
Prank Onlder, AUin MLA and
Hrothorhood seoratury, that he
would call for realgnition. of all
Nrotharhood officers ab tho next
convention.

Mr, Ouldor, fv al atntoment to
Tho Dually Nowa Inst wook, nse
Hovlod tint “new blood" was
[ neodod tn the orgunivation, sny-
Ing that tho prosont oxocitlve
wid "behind the vines.”

Mr, Seow's nnnouncomant to-
diy, setting Hho convention datoa
at Novembor 17 to 22, ante that
Hn eloction' of “all now officers"
would tirke pluce, ;

“Tecnlee invited “ai mombera
and our puopte to attend thts
convention jo that you Gin keO
‘for yourselves haw your oigant-
Faetion ta cin."

 

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station of Reykjavik, “Jeoland,: where. whales”

your drinking, To. atlack was |

 

“Bathtub. |
~ Mariner:

WHIDBEY ISLAND, Wash, (2
Roy Bergo, who has reversed the
usual situation by putting his;
bath tub in the water; was set to
tall again today on q trip-he says
will take him to Alaska,

The odds, cuast guard officials
and the weather are against his. ,

ved baby - bathtub: in which he
travelled 12 miles Tuesday.

He. landed. ‘on: this- island in
Puget Sound some five hours-af-:
ter ‘he: left: Edmonds, Just. north
nf Seattle, The water was ‘calm,

Heads North | |

  

ever getting near ‘the northern |
territory, in the. pontoon- equip= |:

 

the weather clear andthe dis-
approving coast guard se 01

  

Seta on : the: "sOcyearsold

gycoubling Thomases. ° He | took,
Of: clothing,
and a: smaximimm ‘OF confidence

 

mee -tyg éharts,- no “navilation: int .
ey | ments, no experience,

The Lubiis Sropelled b by 1 a “iylos

which he sald’ Tuesday; night ts
his goal,-ts 1,600 miles,

Rergo faces more than the
wrath of the waters and winds.
The Coast Guard has’ warned
him Jt will Issue n Ueket, for
“reckless operation’ If he meets
with any mishap.

To which he replicd “I have
the utmost confidences iy my own
ability and judgment.” 1,

we reener eqn mes tee cin meter tft ee,

“TO BE RELEASED SOON

TOKYO wW-- The newspaper
Asuht sald today. about half the
22 crewmen of the “Liucky Dra-
‘gon*-the Japanese fishing boat
showered by radioactive particles | t
in the Pacific~may be released
from hospital soon and the rest

 

 

. former reformatory : guard - left ss
“This wife, a daughter, 9, and many}:

hoursepower, outboard motor. and fi
Beigo: ‘hasiayh soar for merges oa

ees SEEM PE in
“Alaska’s! closest ‘polit is some |’
700 miles north, Anchorage,

 

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Ame milled. in front, of ‘the |

18 to control} the °,

AS firemen. fought & Ne
tropps armed swith tommy.

"The Associated” Press i In
Sgyptian’ government

hood: members. -
these, including . fou

i Wundreds’: “of: siudents ‘and
workers’ marched Jn, groups
through the streets of Calro this
morning and massed outside the
brotherhood headquarters at
nooh, , Despite the police guard
the mobs then stormed tho bulld-
ing and set it ablaze. |

 

  

 

Celgar Presents
a) ‘
)Working Plan
VICTORIA (CP)-- A working.
plan for a $65,000,000 wood mat.
ufacturing plant at Castlegar in
the Arrow ‘Lakes: district. 200
miles cast of Vancouver hag been
placed before Lhe government by
tho Celgar Development Co,,
Government decision on the
forest Heanee may bo made with.

 

‘by the end of bho yout,

fete aoe mete come tence we owt ne Pam ce

 

in the next month.

 

 

HTH Mayon NI CONRTITIONION Is rolny up i Trini Ne ‘ho Belgian poople wear up for the
oxpooted to tho World's air of LOBK The bly bulking ahown tn tho fore
BONN Ot thone inadaly will te the Albertinn brary (1 momory of King Albee L), ite at the
taternathonal wee oxhtbit, wn Important fenture at the tate,

3p demonstration began in a
reaction ‘to the sattempted abe}
sassination of Premier - -Gamel .
Nasser. in Alexandria last #

nig ye
ati al Tellgtous- political ‘organ |
izabion. .

‘to guard it; They. were un .

 

a

anid. Drovelved the
HERI arrive

board,*’

 

ployees Federal

gonniendations on,
minds,

workors,

Contre at 7 pm

on the program, °
Mima of gonoral

Bonrd, will be

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of tho tour, ¢

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of Tot toate “mat Si
tatives..of .the -unloit ur night |

 

tholr de-

Contracts hy both cnses expire
December 31. Involved in the
two contracts are five engineor- |.
ine staff and 61 othor hospital

 

Kiddies’ Films
Here For Friday.

Tho frst of the Civic Centre's
apeciil film sorles for children
wilt be shown Friday at the

Centro officials recolved word
today from the J, Arthue Rank
Organization, which will provide
tho spectil films for showings
overy socond - Friday, that the
film, “Royal Symphony,” pre-
pared capeainlly for children,
would arrive for a showing Bris
day, A cartoon will he. Inoue,

mainly from: une National, Fitm
hown an alters
mite Fridaya in’ tho -freo sorlos
for childion -nonibers of tho
Clylo Contre, Youngatora attend.
Ing thoxo (lina mal have nie

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Friday's meeting oF the | Hostal

The enginéors, mientbors of the |
International Union of Operat-
ing Engineers, Local 510, are ask-
ing a straight 10 per cent wage
boost, 10 cents an hour-differ-
ential for afternoon’ and
shift and: other. (tinge benefits,

Meanwhile tonight, the board's
wage committee will, meet with
ropresontatives of the Civic Em- |"

wae No, §: to
present the mM {tal bonrd’s re-

night

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Vearth, "ae

tlon of the spouting flames. Oll
flares, large in themselves, dot
tho district but looked like
sputtering matches compared

The well is.in.a remote, mus ‘ual gene
keg ‘section. which glowed -at Slmilkameen Liberal “Asse lation
night. in brillant orange reflec- Monday night’ hat. behin

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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By LLOYD McDONALD
Ganadion bros Stall Writor -

NEW YORK «)— Her charm
and radiance wndlmished by 15
years af crisis, war and widow-
hoorl, Queen Mother Elizabeth ts
back In North Amorica for the
frat time since the 1999 Toyal
tour of Cannda, '

The Qtieon Mother landed
Tuosday evening In misty, warm
Octoher woather for a private
viait to Now York, Washington
and Ottawa, The vialt will be
shorter, Uinn the 193) tour and
will take In only Hmilted torrl-
tory In comparison with that
transcontinental Journey but the
pusy round of funetlons and pile
vato sightseolng. will give. milé
Hons the chances to gral hor!
agaln,

Todny sho planned to renew
hor association with Canada atin
luncheon given by the Canadian
Club In Now York al the Wale
dort Astoria Hotel, Thoye she
was to unveil a portrall of her
daughtor, the Queon, presonted

 

cort Horlos veolthl from November 10 to Novombor v4
Clvla Contre, div to’ ilyost of the artlat.

The wire anid that Olgq Coolio, Bravilian HOpraNo® gultare
TS anton A MOVE “thrant Infeatton, toreliug Peatpananiont
00 story page threo on tho artiat.)

to the oluh by the noted British,
arial Prank Bintor

MUSIC TRAIL RECITAL
POSTPONED UNTIL NOV. 4

A wire vecolved: by-Alnaka Mitale reall. offlolnla hore Into
for poxtonomont of tho forthcoming cons -

nN tho

Queen Mother Wins Hearts
All Over Again i in New York _

president, or oa

abatidoned: yout ARO

~ Hugh Anderson,
the club, and Ray. Lawson, Cail
adian consul-genoral In Nes
York, ware Oniiidian.. hosts
the luncheon,” Among. the 180°.
gucala, out'of tht club's member.
ship of more, than 1,000, were of.
ficers and sBovertiors, “past: and
present,

That woe “the first, formal. off
ragemont of the tour tallow
Tuesday, night's " presentation ©
coromony aboard the ner Quaon
Blianbath before the . Queen
Mothor disembarked; bs.

The, Queen Mothor, captured -
the hearts.of the catoaaty
tough Now. York pros photos
graphers on hor arrival, oven ps ,
aho had with the, 1,000-odd par.
songora Who orosatd the’ Atlan:
Ho with Hor ty tho diner. bb
aho ohytatonod In 1030,"

SURPRISE APPEARANCE .

Not aahodiledt to be sean tte
flolatly unttl the reception’ cere»
monles more (han.an hour after
the vesdel's. acheduled: docking .
thie, sho made. a. burprlag ae
nenrance onthe bridga ay tho
aliip aniled up the Hudson ts
wards Ms ld-Manhiablan; Pie

The p tologra phar dlerogntds
Ing barvlork and Me tradition of
the bridge's Inviolabitity, swaris
ed up towards hor. shouting: ra
Queen, Quon!” Bhe: ve
sinilod and waved to, them
Ing then a few: prodlous it
for, shotw,,hofore! tho: ah nt Of.
floors ohaaet tron nok to Mie
hoat de Oki. oa

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npponred. onthe frongpagis’ i
all four New 3 York morn| Ne Hews: '

 

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