Fes eet st Petra agy re Pegi i “wy dim ob ca a, OM eRe ct ow ghee Beis, TA Ene ren - ay ' . woe : . : : : oe oe ob ge ep ge te nae a . . “ ‘ng te te tend tee tg iy A oo a ag ’ ag FG un ya Dy yg ee WRB) Filed EA Im ae te ME Me OO ENE NE We 8 Pe NET NB Get OE a ey ey sos ty ede ¥ QV genus wv veyess 8 ON Sa ee NA ee es CHV HENTNSREVEN NS HS De ee Www B.C. ROUNDUP CAMPBELL RIVER ing for food. Village works foreman Henry Davis shot and killed a large black male bear only 100-yards from his home during the week- end. Mr. Robinson said bears: do not normally attack anyone, but he cautioned persons not to ap- proach them. - He said the summer-long drought created a shortage oi the animals’ normal food of ber- rics and edible plants. , Several sightings have been reported recently by local~ resi- dents. Wild thistle and blue ber- ries in the lower coastal areas ds ES | STICKS WITH HUSBAND—Mrs, Carol Gertz visits her husband | of five days, Paul Gertz, Jr. in jail at Los Angeles where he | wag in custody on suspicion of robbery. Police said Gertz, from Kitchener, Ont., tried to. get $20,000 in cash from a downtown - ‘department store by threatening-to ‘blow it up. They said he toid them he wanted the money to finance his honeymoon, Mrs. Gertz said she would stick by her husband. —CP from AP Lengthy convalescence are apparently attracting the ; bears. : So Beekeeper Hatry Hodges spot- ted them near his hives. — VANCOUVER (CP) — The militia in B.C. is considering introduction of Saturday mor- ning training to meet ‘the needs of. its. yeung soldiers now attending school. Unit commanders - will re- port back to 24 Militia -Group headquarters here in the next few. weeks on feasibility. of introducing Saturday training in their areas. uv , CHEMAINUS @ — A full- grown cougar was shot and kill- ed near here on the weekend by veteran hunter Frank Holman. The beast was first spotted by RCMP ‘constable J. M. McIsaacs while he was ‘on patrol duty. | into populated areas biologist Don Robinson.has issued a warning that hungry bears are moving into populated areas search- t | | i i j ' | i | | | for integration leader Mr. Holman’s the animal up the south bank of} the Chemainus river and finally; dogs followed : from $51 between 1945 and 1956. : : pw Ne Oe woe tee eee cy oy hed ae . Lr we yu ebony CPE (CP) — Provincial game Urban growth taking taxes TORONTO @—Mayor William Hawrelak of Edmonton told a National planning ‘conference today that the bigger slice of tre municipal tax dolar goes to handle explosive urban growth. “The problem we must face up to is that the municipal tax base js insufficient to enable — local governments to perform the pro- per functions in relation to mod- ern demand,” he said in an opening speech to three-day conference staged by. the Cor- munity Planning Association -of Canada, . Mayor Hawrelak said Cana- dian municipalitics were left with obsolete facilities as a re- ;sult of the depression and the Second World War. Now they were confronted with predictions that Canada's ‘population will increase. by 26,- £900,000 by 1980, with the per- centage of urban population rising to 80 from 60 per cent. t Heavy demands by municipal- jities couldn’t be met by a rigid “property tax base. ae ee ee vay ’ ee * . “ ae MTT TUS Ua ay : : vee Oy wee ee * oa aT . BO AN aS he SH Ry Og egg OU Sahat te eee + ' CANADA'S LATEST—The Caribou, Canada's latest aircraft, , made its debut last week in suburban Downsview, in Toronto. : The 12-ton transport, designed and built by de Havilland ! Aircraft of Canada Ltd., had a take-off run of less than 300 fect. One of its landings required less than .400 feet. The DHC-4, a twin-engine, high wing design is Intended for operation from primitive airfields. Cost of a commercial freighter version of the Caribou is estimated at $495,000. Normal load is 28 fully equipped combat troops or two jeeps. —CP photo. Faubus, Chandler opposed on attitudes to integration LEXINGTON, Ky. (— Gover- ference agenda. But when the i nor Orval E, Faubus of Arkan-1!14 governors get through trad-| sas ploughed through the crowd. ; + LESLIE CARON : NAS DAUGHTER LONDON (Reuters) — Leslie Caron, French-buin film actress and dancer, gave birth to-"a: seven-pound daughter in a: Lon- don nursing home Monday night, The baby was named Jenniefer, Miss’ Caron Is the wife of Peter Hall, theatrical producer,“ They have an 18-month-old son...“ : seater tree, . . FRED E, DOWDIE | ‘ . OPTOMETRIST. . | Phone 5548. 303 - 3rd Ave. W. ing notes an accurate — pictute It was slow going. People ‘kept could emeree. . pic \ pressing forward to shake hisj 200200222 hand or pat him on the -back alls They were saying: “Fine work, fevernor... want {DEBT INCREASES 4 Already municipal’ debt had} iinereased to $115 per capita! tax) And since 1939 municipal revenues had dropped to four to tell you how proud I am .. Don’t you give in, governor.” Faubus was beaming. “Well. thank you very much,” he kept IN CANADIAN LEGION . © The Empire @hd , ‘ eae bt | Curry, 42;° a Negro, ° is under- | Wi moved the letter opener from gg | four-hour operation said it will m_ be at least two weeks before NEW YORK (a—Rev. Dr. Martin. Luther: King Jr. remained on the criticAl list at Harlem Hospital today. He faces three months of convalescence from -a':stabbing by. an apparently mentally unbalanced woman. —— . . His assailant, Mrs. Isola: Ware; resulted, | :King is pastor of a Baptist ati church in Montgomery where he led the 1956 Negro bus boycott. .Mrs. Curry was ordered to Bellevue Hospital after arraign- jment before Magistrate Vincent going mental ‘observation © Bellevue ‘Hospital: - om ' Mrs. Curry plunged a ‘seven- inch steel ‘letter ‘opener ‘into King’s chest Saturday in a Har- lem department store as. the 29- t year-old Negro léader’ in ‘the southern struggle for integration was autographing ‘copies of his ; ‘ «& $ recently published, book, stride | otter the assault on King. " Mrs, Curry Dr. Aubre Maynard, who re- | proceedings assault. and .violation of. the anti-weapons law. A loaded pis- tol was found in her clothing by yelling: “I’m icharging him as well as he’s King’s chest during a delicate | charging me.” “I'm charging him ‘with be- ing mixed up with the Com- treed 1t near Mt. Sicker road. A report of two cougars. on Willy’s Island, off Chemainus, were investigated by. Rod. and Gun Club. members, who found tracks but didn’t press search. oy CAMPBELL RIVER, B.C. @:-— P..Rao on charges of felonious! interrupted the: Charles Terrence (Terry) To- bacco, who ran the quarter-mile for Canada in the British Empire games at Cardiff was married here Saturday. in Seattle, where Terry versity of Washington. OLDTIMER’S CAKE the ; Olympic games at Melbourne and in the VANCOUVER (—John A..Fo- | ley cut a big cake at the 103rd° as he ordered her taken to Belle-} real estate man heads a family: per cent of national income, from 6.5 per cent while federal taxes climbed to 19.8 per cent from 10.7 per cent and provin- cial revenues rose to 6.2 per cent from 4.6. Robeson pians to make home in England repeating as he headed for the door. , ‘ This took place at a dinner preceding the opening of the southern governors’ conference. SEES QUICK CHANGE But in another room of the high-cellinged mansion, Ken- tucky’s Governor A. B. Chandler was saying: “It won't take very long fcr public sentiment to build up to 2 point where they'll have to get those schools open. I think it WHI build up rapidly. People in ; BLACKPOOL, England (7 —: ‘Paul Robeson, American Negro continue his studies at the Uni-' because of Communist sympa-!eration in Kentucky to New York only for concerts. mM King can leave the hospital, munists. I’ve reported the case 2 be _Chemise “Look. mand another three motnhs before t, the FBI and its being looked | as eo n JUST MISSED outer op- atts woman is ill,” Rao said! a IN GIRLS FALL wiener just missed King’s aorta, vue —— mM the body's major artery. If the aq : say oon ; a . DRESSES ™@ aorta had been cut,. Maynard C rm not itl,” snapped Mrs. : a : : said, instant death: would have vurry, s..: gi mS | os r i mos : e WALLACES © Dallas pilots” | EDEPT. STORE = ark * TTT TITEL Le set new mark | Fore _ | : | for endurance pt | DALLAS, Texas ‘@—Two bonn- } “TODAY to WED. weary Dallas pilots Sunday night stumbled out of their: “Cessna 7 p.m.—8:10 \ | We | mal YAR rey ALY ALSO preeset ops Ey * st i) vty : i] ‘ 4 i ‘ lan eal ) nn Patient ie f Of Af CRE OR. LP | Rr ee a air anata wi ; 50 TERRI AOD AGAINST . rRIGHT! ome ' ame ane | pos ba an ane Cee deg CEU Ee TACKS WHEE \ ee j of nine children, 22 grandchil-; | dren, 15 great-grandchildren and {two great-great-grandchildren. 172 for the first tlme since Aug, ‘2. having set a world endurance ,record for light planes, i Jim Heth and Bill Burkhart had been aloft 1,200 hours, 16 minutes, 30 seconds, That bev- tered the previous mark of 1,124 hours set in 1049 by Woody Jungward and Bob Woodhousa over Yuma, Ariz. | During 50 days In the alr they refueled the plane twice a day by Jowering containers by rope to a truck speeding along the airport runway here. A full can of gas was attached to the rope and they hauled jt up, The pilots took turns flying i three-hour shifts and had two hot menls a day—-also picked uy by the rope. + eee ae mgmiren gs emase: 9 4 eee} ALL-ORING }, ALTCRATION SPECIALISTS | QUICK SERVICE Ling The Tailor ! | 220 » Gl Ste Phone 4298 _— | 1 { | | OF ee ee ee TONAY ‘to WED, c CingmaGcoPe In Iho WORGOP BY Blersvgnenie Bourg r het em em he Gh Ne eS Sake reat 8 . ee a a ~ a Ss : Weteti iii ialiae na YAN ara’ hs ‘ :® ao Mare SECOND PLACH--Eriat Miptroddia, W-yenr-old Wal. Jand, Ont. youth placed sea- ond Jn tho world necordion champlonships at the Bruge: sela. World Waly, An Ttallan was the wloner by a single polnt. Winner of the Canndian Litia for the Inst two yours Mr. Manfraddle was Canada'y first contestant in tho world championships. —--CP photo, ewe comme VANCED POST The International pareel-post Kystom was ostablished py a cone gress of the Universal Postal Une pf o Food Rew Phe be Wt ' MAE RAE OOD eee Oe og ne ee ee ba deta, train ah eb a ae ee ‘ Jon at Parle In 1878, 4. tye b enh eeene es. as . : ‘ tet te ng editorial director of the Van Cromic announced. . ations of the newspaper, Mr. Scott's column “Our for a series on South Africa a Chiang dictator, Reds aggressors csserts exile TOKYO (Reuters)—The “Gov. ernment-in-exile of Formosa” today issued a stutement that regard the Chinese Kuomintang of General Chiang Kal-Shek as a military dictatorship and the Chinese Communists as Imper- last aggressors.” B.. RK. Khan. signed a ment as “minister for forelgn affairs of the provisional gov- ernment of the Republle of For- moso in exile in Japan,’ it called for a free and independ. ent Formosa of and for Wor- mosans. BATTERY . fe see Py a rcee McRAE Phone 2325 the “8,000,000 native Formosans : stato. | The Fisherman's Friend OPERATED RADIO Mi “Prince Rupert's Appliance Hoadquarters’ “The Store that Service Bullt’ those places are already hav- jing second thoughts now that Bride of the 440-yard special-: singer, said tonight he will make; the schools are closed.” fist from Cumberland. B.C., 3S his future home in England but Norine Irving of Willow Point. | denied he is deserting the Uni-; schools in Little Rock to keep Mr. and Mrs. Tobacco will live: teq States. Robeson, forbidden: Negroes from enroll is tO's U.S. passport for nine years! Faubus has closed the high ing. and ' Integration is not on the con- Advertising in Vhe Daily News Brings Results birthday party here. 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