Whooping Cranes ,
Head Southward
OTTAWA W) — Four whoop
ing cranes are believed flying
southward toward the wintering
grounds at the Aransas wildlife
refuge on the Texas coast, the
Northern Affairs Department said
today.
Latest checks by the Canadian
Wildlife Service indicated all the
young and their parents have
begun the 2,600-mile flight from
Wood Buffalo National Park, on
the Alberta-Northwest Territories
border.
Eleven adults and three young
were sighted Aug. 25 and an
other youngster was spotted sub
sequently. Thirty-six of the near
ly-extinct birds came north in the
spring.
If all 40 got back safely to
Aransas, the known world popu
lation of the whoopers—named
after their far-carrying bugling
cry—would be 47. This ^includes
six in captivity and a young one
hatched at the New Orleans Zoo
this year.
PATTERSON-McNEELEY SIGN
HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH
TORONTO UP — Heavyweight
champion Floyd Patterson and
challenger Tom MdNeeley of Ar
lington, Mass., signed official
contracts today for a title fight
and for a rematch if McNeeley
should score an upset.
They will meet in a 15-rounder
at Toronto’s Maple Leaf Gardens,
Dec. 4. The title fight will be
telecast to theaters in Canada and
the United States in a closed cir
cuit telecast.
The Community Methodist
Church had a very successful
Laymen’s Day Service yesterday
with the following laymen tak
ing part in the service. Robert
Baldwin Sr., Robert Baldwin Jr.,
Arthur Nagozruk, Gene Dinkle,
Fred Bockman, Roy Jenkins, Ster
ling Croell, Theodore Statuk,
Howard Huffer, James Hart and
Wm. Cameron.
Tabulations Kept Secret
In Election To Produce
Turkish Civil Government
ANKARA, Turkey — Secrecy
veiled the tabulation of returns
tonight from a general election
intended to produce a civilian
government to succeed Turkey’s
military junta.
Polling officials abruptly sus
pended. public announcement of
the count, when .preliminary re
turns showed the two major
parties — the moderate People’s
Republican party of former Pres
ident Ismet Inonu and the Right
ist Justice party of Gen. Ragip
Gumuspala—running almost neck
and neck for control of Parlia
ment.
The Justice party, disregard
ing a suggestion of the junta, had
sought and apparently won sup
port from the once huge backing
of Adnan (Menderes. Menderes
was the premier deposed by a
military coup in May I960 and
hanged last month on conviction
of crimes against the constitution.
"Gone With the Wind" . . .
MEXICO CITY OP) — The movie
"Gone With the Wind” opened in
midweek at four major theaters
here at 32 cents admission for
adults, the maximum allowed by
the government. As in the past,
it packed the houses.
Interior Airways Fined $250
WASHINGTON OP) — The Fed
eral Aviation Agency has collect
ed a $250 fine from Interior Air
ways, Fairbanks, for improper
maintenance of radio equipment
aboard a C-64 airplane last month.
Yankees Buy Robin Roberts
NEW YORK OP) — The New
York Yankees today bought the
veteran (Robin Roberts from the
Philadelphia Phillies. The Yanks
announced it was a straight cash
deal and the amount of money
was not disclosed.
“You never know what you can
do without until you try.”
—Franklin Pierce Adams
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Ike Claims He
Would Not Debate
Rival on TV
NEW YORK m — Former
President Dwight Eisenhower says
that, if he were in office, he
would not debate a political rival
on television.
The former President was seen
over the CBS television network
in an hour-long interview with
Walter Cronkite. It was taped at
G e 11 y s burg, Pa., Eisenhower’s
home, last spring.
Among his major disappoint
ments, Eisenhower said, was the
failure of Vice President Nixon
to win the election as his suc
cessor and “a lack of definite
proof we had made real progress
toward achieving peace with jus
tice.”
As his most important accom
plishment in office, he listed
“creating an atmosphere o f
serenity and mutual confidence.”
As for his feelings about the
late. Sen. Joseph McCarthy, Ei
senhower felt the way to defeat
the Wisconsin Republican was to
ignore him.
His 1955 heart attack, Eisen
hower said, might have been
brought on by his temper, and
since then “I’ve never gotten
angry again.”
Eisenhower’s views of TV de
bates were given while discus
sing Nixon’s defeat by John F.
Kennedy.
Said Eisenhower: “I can’t think
of anything that’s worse. Any man
that is an incumbent has to stick
to the facts. He is a responsible
man debating with someone who,
if he choose, can foe irresponsible.
“No, if I were giving a political
piece of advice to my associates
in government, I would say:
‘When you’re in, never debate
with an outer.’ ”
At several points in the inter
view, Elsenhower referred to his
temper.
“Uke most people,” he said,
“I am a man of considerable tem
per . . . one thing that is damag
ing to anybody that aspires to a
position of leadership of any
kind . . . must learn to control his
temper. And this sometimes . . .
gets to foe quite a tough job.”
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“To the average man, doomed
to some banal and sordid drudg
ery all his life long, women offer
the only grand hazard he ever
encounters. Take them away and
his existence would be as flat
and secure as that of a cow.”
— H. L. Mencken
MSMipt
Lewis and Clark found tobacco a big help
in blazing the trail through Indian territory
to the Pacific in 1804-06. They shared to-». V
bacco with every tribe they met, paving the _ ll1
way for future trading and settlements.
m mm
feared Comma
would peacefully a
”1r j'Ooch wager, trains to beg
for tobacco. The Indians
J * grew tobacco, but they pre
y ferred the white man's leaf.
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NEW SCHEDULE
Effective September 18,1961
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Wednesday Fit. 309/310
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Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday
Flight 311/312
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