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SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS REVIEW THURSDAY, MARCH tl, 11152 SPCRTSCOPF PAGE THREE Rail of Tarn THE READER'S DATE BOOK------------ By Jos MAHONEY j You don’t h a v e to "borrow” Clean-Up Time Is Here Again RICHARD ST AH FOHWAHD OF THE MONTREAL CANA DIANS, STARTED THE 1991-2 SEASON W ITH A LIFETIME RECORD OF 2 9 2 GOALS (EX CLUSIVE OF PLAYOFFS). THE PRESENT RECORD OF 3 2 4 IS HELD BY N E L 3 STEWART, ANO WITH THAT BANG UP STYLE IT 5HOOLON T TAKE ’ THE ROCW T'TOO LONG TO RING UP THOSE 31 RECORD- BREAKING P O IN T S , CA* 'NOIAM s i ME K E N TU C K Y W WHY 11 OPEN TO MORSES THAT ARE J □ 3 YEARS OLD Q 2 YEARS D 4 YEARS -SPORT LIG H T Comparison: Football and Baseball .By GRANTLAND RICE. For the Nation's Home T owns A lth o u g h w e a th e r c o n d itio n s d e te rm in e th e dates fo r o b s e rv ance o f S p rin g C le a n -U p in v a rio u s p a rts o f th e c o u n tr y , n o w is th e tim e fo r th e ho m e to w n to p la n its c a m p a ig n . H o m e to w n s lo ca te d in th e s o u th and s o u th w e s t w i l l p ro b a b ly h o ld ca m p a ig n s in M a rc h and i f in th e n o r th p ro b a b ly b y A p r il. W h a te v e r its lo c a tio n , h o w e v e r, e v e ry h o m e to w n w il l fin d I t a d v a n ta g e o u s to sp o n so r a C le a n -U p W eek as a f ir e a n d disease p re v e n tio n m e a su re . In a d d itio n , a c le a n a n d a ttr a c tiv e c o m m u n i ty w il l b rin g th e to w n b u sin ess a n d p ro s p e r ity . Rubbish about a home or business and preventable fire go hand-in- A re a ll dust mops hung up and hand. Your chances of having your o ily rags kept in m etal containers? fire departm ent pay you a v is it are Does the whole fa m ily know how In d ire c t proportion to the am ount to ca ll the fire departm ent? o f rubbish you a l Do you have gasoline o r other low. Rubbish m ay dangerous flam m able cleaning fluids not be a cause of in the house? fire in itse lf, but it Do you have plenty of ash trays supplies the fuel fo r in the house? a carelessly dis Do stovepipes pass through com carded m atch, cig bustible p a rtitio n s or through attics FEATURE a rette o r s t r a y o r closets? spark. Are chim neys In good re p a ir and Rubbish is not Just waste paper cleaned once a year? I and d ir t as so m any people assume. Do you have screens fo r a ll fire It is anything worthless or value places? less. This means th a t Uncle Josh's Do you have a flresafe roof, such ■ buffalo robe In the garage, th a t as asphalt, slate or tile? broken down sofa In the a ttic , o r A re matches kept in tins away sisters' outgrown clothes In the back fro m heat and sm all children? h a ll closet are rubbish. Are curtains o r other combustibles The N ational F ire P rotection As near enough to stoves to catch fire? sociation says that A m ericans prob This quiz was prepared fo r the ably keep m ore rubbish than any householder, but It could be applied , country in the w orld. T here's two by the local m erchant to his busi j reasons for this rubbish record: ness. F irs t, national p ro cra stin atio n —the Adequate fire protection is good i ' 'I 'l l take care of the trash barrels business fo r any home town m e r ' to m o rro w " philosophy. Second, we chant. And one of the best ways of , have a lopsided sense of th rift. We achieving this protection Is by a are a nation of string-savers and clean-up cam paign. Besides e lim i tr iv ia collectors. We hate to th ro w na tin g possible fire hazards on his anything away. We "h a n g on to own p ro p e rty, the m erchant next th in g s " lik e A unt E rm in tru d e 's door m ay e lim in a te some that are a moth-eaten m u ff and three legged danger to both concerns. fu rn itu re in the va in hope "th a t we And it is w ell to rem em ber, a m a y be able to use them so m e tim e ." clean tow n is a healthy tow n; a Here is a quiz the association has healthy town is a prosperous town. prepared to test, how you stack up • • • as a housekeeper. Do you re g u la rly dispose of ru b In te rn a tio n a l Trade bish? A re walls, floors, ceilings protect Fair Set for M arch ed fro m overheated stoves, pipes or The second Chicago In te rn a tio n a l furnaces? Trade F a ir is scheduled for M arch A re ashes kept in covered m etal 22 to A p ril 6 at N avy pier, Chicago. barrels? The firs t fa ir was held in August, Do you have any fra ye d cords or 1950, and had an attendance o f 250,- 000. A t th a t tim e 2,200 exhibitors defective e le c tric a l appliances? Are a ll your fuses the proper fro m 44 nations p articipated and the fa ir a ttra cte d 25,000 buyers. sizes {usually 15 amperes)? AM/Af m eej As progress moves along the road mendous strength. I also happen there Is always a new order of to believe that college football w ill things You can fig h t this order just appeal to Just as m any people when so long. the re cru ite d element Is elim inated F o r example professional football o r reduced. It w ill never be re m et this challenge and made Its duced as long as a single alumnus change. To the old is found breathing. er roster of teams, If correct changes are made I.OS Angeles and college football will no longer be San Francisco were largely a battle of scouting, re adtb’d. The addition cruiting, athletic scholarships of these teams add and money against at Irast a ed im m easurably form of sanity. I received a let to the grow th and ter from Don Faurot, the able developm ent o f the roach at Missouri. Don shows game and w ill con that In the recent awards and tinue to do so. distribution of deserved prlxra Recently Dallas at Missouri practhally every was added to the recipient cam e from that state. brtnllxfld H u pro g rid map. This I have seen M issouri teams In the latest move, w ill place the F a r West w ell above the East. Includ past In w hich 33 men out of 33 came ing New Y o rk’ s Giants, P h iladel fro m M issouri. I believe M issouri phia's E a g l e s o r P ittsb u rg h 's has m ore home-grown football p la y ers than any other big u niversity. Steelers in the m a tte r of attendance M issouri makes no e ffo rt to send Illg league baseball has made scouts a ll over the map, 1,500 or no KUrh changes. It has defied EASTER SEAL GIRL 2,000 m iles away in o rder to bag a progrrss. Today l.os Angeles, passing star, a big ta c k ie r or a Nan Francisco, D allas, B a lti hard running back. m ore, B uffalo and Houston have T hat's the way It should be. Paul la rg e r attendance figures to B ry a n t has announced a s im ila r pol draw on than some m a jo r icy fo r Kentucky. F ootball players, league cities but they cannot given th e ir e a rlie r education free in break Into the Iron-bound mon The 1952 E aster Seal g irl is D oris some p u b lic high school, too often opoly of the lilg Irsg u e game. Desrosiers, a tin y , doll-like creature bolt fo r the ric h b a it handed out by Baseball has stuck w ith the 11 w ith sparkling brow n eyes and soft cities and 16 franchises It picked up some u n iv e rs ity o r college fa r away. c u rly h air. This Is u n fa ir to the state th a t gave fifty years ago and has made no The daughter of M r. and Mrs. G il the athlete his chance to get s ta rt move since. b e rt Desrosiers of Nashua, N.H ., ed. In spite of the vast changes In • • • she is a b rig h t youngster, quick population and Interest shown, the w ith her hands and as a le rt to her old game has plodded along, c lin g The Browns Test surroundings as any healthy, happy ing desperately to the past w ith any The Brownq under Vceck and four-year old, who typ ifie s the thou views of the fu tu re com pletely hid H ornsby are dead sure to show im sands of crippled children re ce ivin g den. provem ent. One question is—how care and tra in in g in E aster Seal It m ay be the o rig in a l setup left m uch Im provem ent w ill they show centers. She w ill m ake her appear- no way to handle this situation. at the gate? Unless the Browns ! ance In newspapers, magazines and There Is a big chance a change w ill move up above the 750,000 o r 800,- on television nationw ide d u rin g the come some day in a general revolt 000 attendance m a rk, the franchise cam paign. M a rch 13 to A p ril 13. of potential m a jo r league cities now m ay be shifted. Baseball expenses When D oris’ face lig h ts up in a le ft out that w ill te a r m any of the have reached the point where no frequent sm ile, it's easy to see why tra m s In the two older leagues Into 300,000 o r 500,000 all-season crowd she Is the fa v o rite patient at the shreds. It m ay not happen. But it can pay even p a rt of the way. Manchester, N.H. re h a b ilita tio n cen In this exclusive Western could. St. Louis is a hot b all town, es te r where she goes fo r tre a tm e n t Newspaper Union photograph, p ecially where the C ardinals are Football hasn't been too sm a rt In tw o o r three tim es a week. Although four-year old Doris Desrosiers m any directions, but It has been involved. But this season the C a rd i she is four, D oris is Just le a rn in g trys to help her daddy mow the sm a rte r than baseball. And base nal pennant outlook over Giants how to w alk, because she was born lawn in the backyard of their and Dodgers is not too keen, unless b all had much the e a rlie r start. The cerebral palsied. home In Nashua, N.H. She point Is that a blg-league franchise C ardinal p itching reaches the peak D oris grew as any no rm a l baby typifies thousands of crippled means m uch to a c ity re a lly de it m ig h t fin d in the distance. but when she was a year old, she children receiving treatm ent and I should th in k any com m unity serving It. One m ust a d m it that had little control over her legs, and training at Easter Seal centers three big leagues would he upsetting would take a deep Interest in a young M rs. Desrosiers realized th a t her throughout the nation. when It came to any w orld series. ball club b u ilding up. B ut if the daughter wasn’ t going to w alk. Brow ns’ attendance increase doesn't It Is fa irly certain however that one A bout a year ago, when D oris Consultations w ith pediatricians big league fo r a c ity Is about all come off. th e re 'll be m ore than'one was three and a h a lf, she firs t and orthopedists proved th a t D o ris’ the tr a ffic w ill bear outside of New outside c ity m ore than w illin g to b ra in was Injured before o r a fte r w alked alone. Today, thanks to the get the assignment. Y o rk and possibly Chicago. e a rly tre a tm e n t and care she has H ornsby has another fine aid in b irth , causing the neuro-m uscular They have m illio n s In the way of received, she can take a few fa lte r condition known as cerebral palsy. shortstop M a rty M arion. population to give them a two F o rtu n a te ly, only th a t p a rt of her ing steps. Therapists at the center I f M arion is able to w ork 90 games b ra in w hich controls her legs ap hope th a t she w ill be able to s ta rt league chance. • • • at short he w ill be a big help. In any pears to be in ju re d . Some ch ild re n in a re g u la r school when she is six. event he w ill be a big helper. St. w ith cerebral palsy are not so I f not, she can go to school at About College Football. Louis, w ith Stanky and Hornsby, w ill lucky. home, through a New H am pshire Pro football is b u ilding every be one of the most in te re stin g spots The orthopedist prescribed nig h t state education homebound teach year. Additions fro m the F a r West of the new season. Y o u 'll see a lot braces fo r D oris to tra in her muscles ing pro g ra m , w hich was o rig in a lly and the Southwest have added tre- better baseball fro m the Browns. w hile she was sleeping. In addition, sponsored by the E aster Seal Society he referred her to the re h a b ilita tio n to provide education fo r youngsters center, operated in M anchester by who would otherwise go w ithout. BY A lthough m edical science does not the New H am pshire Society fo r HAROLD C rippled C hildren and Handicapped yet know a cure fo r cerebral palsy, ARNETT P e r s o n s and financed m a in ly im p ro ve m e n t is now possible in the through E aster Seal funds. The m a jo rity of cases. I f D oris Desro center is one o f hundreds operated siers had live d only a decade ago, by a ffilia te d societies of the N ational she w ould have been doomed to Society fo r C rippled C hildren and her home, a helpless cripple. Adults. Today, however, she stands as a CLOTH SECURED D o ris’ tre a tm e n t began in June, sym bol of w hat can be done when WITH RUBBER BAND 1949, when she was a ye a r and a proper care is provided fo r crippled h a lf old. H er parents now b rin g ch ild re n —when people care enough her Into the M anchester center two to give them the tre a tm e n t they o r three tim es a week, where she need. D o ris' progress Is slow, but receives physical t h e r a p y to she’ s getting there. She has a long strengthen her muscles. L a te r she way to go. She and thousands like m ay need other tre a tm e n t, in clu d her are counting on E aster Seals to ing speech therapy and occupation help them become the healthy. In al therapy. Both w ill be available dependent men and women they there. w ant to be. Four-Year-Old Doris Desrosiers Is Easter Seal Girl for 1 9 5 2 How to ---K W eekly N ew sletter • Inside dope for Main Street businessmen is 82nd congress will NOT tighten price controls in adoption of new National Production Act, and that new price director likely will NOT be stick ler for tough enforcement of act. • With Mike DISalle, resigned as OPS adminis trator, who belloved in strict enforcement of price controls, new administrator may lean to greater flexibility. It is known that Charles E. Wilson, boS3 of Office of A Defense Mobilization, feels flexibility MAIN in enforcement and probably periodic STREET readjustment of prices to bring ceil FEATURE ings in closer alignment to current prices may work to better advantage than policy adopted by DISalle. New administrator will be E1113 Arnall, former Governor of Georgia. • OPS ruled flve-and-ten cent stores, many of which sell grocery items, must meet pricing regulations CPR 15 and CPR 16 Just as regular groceries are required to do. 0 Popcorn, popped and unpopped, has been ex empted by OPS from price controls and this in cludes seasoned or flavored popcorn such as cara mel or cheese, but popcorn combined with other products such as nuts or grains remain subject to control. Small Defense Plants Administration reports new small business lending program has resulted in applications for loans totaling more than $33,000,000. Applicants include manufacturers of power saws, refinery products, bags, screws, ma chinery parts and components, plastics, truck bodies and fabricators of metals. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE PLACES 8,000,000 WORKERS • Of Importance to retail business in rural areas Is report of Bureau of Employment security showing state employment offices made a million more agricultural job placements in 1951 than were reported in 1950. Farm placement service showed total job placements for year were 8,776,000. De spite recruitment Job done, third largest agricul tural output in history was achieved with smallest agrioultural labor force in this century. Gains registered last year in size of armed forces and In non-agricultural defense employment were made partly at expense of agricultural manpower. Decrease of 13.5 per cent in price of eggs and 1.8 per cent in price of fats and oils and slight reduction in fruits and vegetables were mainly responsible for 0.5 per cent decrease in retail food prices as of January 15. Stocks of goods in drug stores was only noticeable decrease in inventories in retail stores which showed total of $17,500,000,000 as of Jan uary 1. Stocks of non-durable goods were more than $50,000,000 above November, while durable goods were down less than $50,000,000. Declines in stocks of automotive dealers and hardware stores more than offset rises at most other dur able goods outlets. Many retail automobile dealers have failed to file public form 98 with district offices of OPS under CPR 83. Retailer cannot legally sell new automobiles after December 15, 1951, unless he has filed form 98 report. • Despite tight restrictions on building sup plies, expenditures for new construction reached $30,000,000,000 in 1951, says Bureau of Labor statistics, a 7 per cent increase over 1950 due largely to public outlays for military construc tion, defense plants and schools. Despite higher dollar value, physical volume did NOT rise over 1950 levels. Estimates for 1952 indicate a lower volume. Prepared by the W ashln(ton Bureau <( K N L H E M arine Corps recently m odi T fie d its rules to p e rm it enlisted regulars and reserves who have sep arated themselves fro m the Corps, to reenlist w ith in one year of th e ir separation w ithout loss of rank. It is believed that this action w ill in duce m ore combat-experienced men to reenlist. P reviously, a b rie f sep aration resulted in loss of rank. a a • Q. I am a disabled Korean vet eran, soon to be discharged from service. Must I w ail u n til after V A finds my disability to be serv ice-connected, before I may apply fo r the special G l life insurance fo r disabled veterans? L.G.B., Yoder, Kans. A. You need not w a it u n til VA rules on service-connection. Instead, you m ay apply as soon as you are separated fro m service, and thus set the m a ch in e ry in m otion fo r a ru lin g on w hether yo u r d is a b ility is service-connected. Q. I was diabled a couple of months ago, w hile training in an A rm y camp in the United States. W ould I be eligible fo r vocational training since I was diabled dur ing the Korean hostilities, even though I d id n 't get my disability in the Korean fighting? R.L.M., W oodville, A la. A. Yes, you m ay be elig ib le if you meet a ll the o ther requirem ents of the la w —such as a compensable service-connected d is a b ility , a need fo r tra in in g to overcom e your handi cap, and an other-than-dishonorable- discharge. The d is a b ility m ay have occurred any place in the w orld. Q. I am planning Io eply for a G l farm loan. Must I actually live on the farm that I buy w ith the guaranteed loan? R.N.K., Alanson, N.C. A. No. B u t you must, at least supervise the fa rm in g operation. Reserve Training Plan Is Announced ^ L E A N IN G HIGH WALLS AND CEILINGS CAN BE SIA A PLIFIED BY BENDING A GOATHANGER AND PUTTING IT IN TO THE END O F A B R O O M . THE CLOTH IS HELD BY A HEAVY RUBBER. BAND, J G E R O N IM O . . . Paratroops Jump In "Operation Snowstorm. < The A rm y has announced author ized personnel ceilings to provide fo r the tra in in g of approxim ately 190,- 000 reserve officers and enlisted men du rin g annual fie ld tra in in g and at A rm y schools this year. Of the to ta l authorized, 160,000 have been allocated fo r 15 days of active duty fo r tra in in g on a m andatory basis. This w ill be the second sum m e r th a t members of troop pro gram units of the Organized Re serve Corps have been required to • • • S lic in g Cheese D o you fin d ch e e se -slicin g d if fic u lt? I f yo u c u t cheese w i t h s tro n g th re a d y o u ’ l l fin d i t e a sie r and the slice s n e a te r. • • 9 F lo w e rp o ts W on’ t F a ll F lo w e rp o ts w o n ’ t f a ll o ff y o u r W indow s ill i f y o u p la ce a c u rta in ro d across th e w in d o w . I t w o n ’t be n o tic e a b le i f yo u p a in t th e ro d the sam e c o lo r as th e w in d o w . C A T C H B A B S • what A TIME TO » U . MA/ BÊ ¿ ^ 4 HEREfe A TOR. SKATING CHAMP MENTHOLATUM ! MENTHOLATUM^ SWELL FCf? COLVQ...CHAPPED ~ y ^ ^ 5 W N ...M A N y ) ¡ l/ÏT à u s e s / y - ir / WEt) MAKEA PERFECT.-- 7 team ! ) THANKS, * MEN7H0UUUM. Features. QUESTION BOX (Send your questions about the armed forces or any aspect o f m ilitary service to: W alter Sbead. Armed Serv ices Question Box. 1057 N ational Press Building, Washington 4, D.C. Answers w ill be given in ibis column.) ' y o u r h u sband w hen y o u w a n t to r o ll a s k e in o f y a rn in to a b a ll. J u s t loosen the scre w on to p o f one o f y o u r la m p shades and p u t the ske in a ro u n d th e shade. I t w ill re- j v o lv e as yo u w in d . attend sum m er camp. • • • N early 1,500,000 W orld W ar 11 veterans were tra in in g under the G l b ill at the close of 1951—a drop of 16 per cent below the 1,700,000 total of a year ago, a Veterans A dm in istra tio n survey has disclosed. 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