Lcyq Life of Fire Flies Continues To
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7?7 DSLOS SMITH
U-i'ed Fres-j Cclsr.ce Editor
New York f'J.R'--Science re
grets to cun'c;s it doesn't fuliy
understand the love lives of fire
flies. "This time of year, when
millions of ti'icm are blinking
over every countryside, science
hopes something startling and
mystery-solving will turn up.
It's the .more humiliating be
cause on first blush fire fly love
seems so simple. The boys mere
ly fly around, turning their
lights on and off to announce
they're available. The girls stay
on the ground. When they turn
their lights on and then off, it
means, come hither. The boys
do.
But now corne the complica
tions. There are more than 60
kinds of fire flies. Their ranges
overlap. When you keep in mind
that each boy is signaling for his
kind of girl, and each girl in
vites her kind of boy and none
other, you will see fire fly love
is anything but simple.
Diplomacy Rapped
For Postwar Loss
Of China To Reds
Portland (U.R) Sen. Gordon
Allott (R-Colo.) said last night if
U. S. diplomacy in postwar
China "had been properly
guided, the Communists could
never have taken control and
would not be in control today."
He said the Eisenhower ad
ministration "inherited a bad
and very complex and confused
situation in the Far East" but
"our recent foreign policy has
been effective."
Courage Not Enough
Allott told the Northwest In
stitute of International Relations
that the forthcoming "Big Four"
talks in Geneva "could conceiv
ably test the direction of Soviet
intention."
But, he said, "wisdom and
courage on our part are not
enough to guarantee that war
will not come. Something else is
needed to prevent war sober
realization by the antagonist
that war would not serve his
interests."
Allott said that under Presi
dent Eisenhower's foreign
policy, "The Western Hemis
where is today more unified
than ever before in history" and
and "Western Europe enjoys and
improves a unity heretofore re
guarded as unattainable."
Alliances Formed
In the Middle East, he said,
"without exception the nations
have rejected Communism" and
'"certain ones have formed al
liances and have accepted part
nership with the West." .
Allott said "the Far East is an
area of great hazard, but the
lines have been drawn." He said,
"'we and our partners have unit
ed and are now holding the Com
munist host in check. With cour
age and wisdom we may keep
him in check."
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Never Mixed Up
Yet. according to the Ameri
can Museum of Natural History,
none of the boys and girls of one
kind ever seem to get mixed up
with boys and girls of any of
the other kinds. Science finally
decided that each kind of fire
fly must have a sense of its own
"fire" color and built-in auto
matic timers.
It was found that the color of
the light of one kind of fire fly
is a shade different than the light
of another kind. And the length
of time between flashes of light
differs among the various kind.
. That made it seem clear that
the boy fire fly bobbing and
weaving over a pasture gave off
a light of precisely the correct
color which was spaced precisely
right to stimulate this kind of
girl to flash the come hither
signal. But the light and spacing
meant nothing to other kinds of
girl fire flies.
This also meant, of course,
that her come hither signal had
to be of the right color and tim
ing to attract her kind of boy
but no other kind because other
wise shed signal down too many
boys out of the night sky or inone
atalL'
So there seemed to be no fur
ther question until scientists be
gan to notice that the hotter the
night, the less time there was
between the flashes of light. That
was most disconcerting for sev
eral reasons.
Endless Confusion
Unless all kinds of fire flies
were affected to precisely the
same degree by changes in tem
perature, a temperature change
would cause endless confusion
in any pasture where more than
one kind of fire flies happened
to be about. If temperature
change affected the various kinds
unevenly, a temperature change
could bring the flash timing of
one kind into exact parallel with
the flash timing of another kind.
Then what?
That question is under scien
tific investigation. Timing the
flashes of more than 60 kinds
of fire flies on warm nights, hot
nights, and hotter nights is a
large chore. And there is another
Firelighters Mop Up
Klamath Forest Fires
Yreka, Calif. (U.R) Fed
eral and state firefighters have
mopped up the last of some 15
lightning-started fires which
have burned in the Klamath na
tional forest near the California-
Oregon border for the past five
days., y-.:. .
Fire dispatcher Lee Morford
said the fires, last of some 122
blazes caused by electrical
storms, were brought under con
trol with the aid of a rain show
er. In the same period that 33,417
Americans were killed in the
Korean campaign, 650,000 Amer
icans died of cancer.
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Confusion
question: If time intervals be
tween flashes varies according
to temperature, then both boys I
and girls would have to make j
allowances for temperature.
And that would border on a ;
thought process. Science can !
demonstrate beyond quibble that
fire flies don't think, and so
even the suggestion of a thought
process is dangerously unscien
tific. There must be some auto
matic precess involved like a
reflex which hasn't yet been
discovered.
Hill Sees Free
Vaccine Program
For All Children
i Washington (U.R) Chair
man Lister Hill (D-Ala.), today
predicted the Senate Labor com
mittee would approve a Demo
cratic proposal to provide free
polio vaccine for all the nation's
children.
Democrats on the committee
have offered the proposal as a
substitute for an administra
tion bill authorizing the federal
government to give $35,000,000
in grants to help states provide
the vaccine.
Hearings Concluded
The labor committee Wednes
day ended two days of often
sharply partisan hearings on thei
two proposals. The hearings in
dicated there would be a parti
san split on the two bills with
the Democratic majority win
ning out with their proposal.
Hill said he expected to call
the committee into executive
session within the next few days
for a showdown vote on the two
proposals. He said he believes
the Democratic bill, of which he
is a co-sponsor, will be reported
out favorably by the committee.
Hill at the same time took a
jab at the administration, and
in particular at Mrs. Oveta Culp
Hobby, secretary of health, edu
cation and welfare.
"The Democratic bill is so
good," he said, "that Mrs. Hob
by is trying to get in the image
of it."
Free-To-Needy Plan
Hill referred to the fact that
the administration originally had
proposed that the federal gov
ernment give $28,000,000 to the
states to provide free vaccine
for any child whose parents
could not afford it. In the face
of Democratic criticism, Mrs.
Hobby earlier this week amend
ed the administration proposal
to provide assistance to the
states to give vaccine to all chil
dren needy or not.
At the closing hearing, the
Democratic proposal was oppos
ed as "unnecessary" and "de
structive" by the American Med
ical association. The AMA also
opposed the administration pro
posal unless it was restricted to
providing free vaccine for needy
children.
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YARD WORK wanted. Phone 2-4586.
Merry Tiller garden cultivating. 3-4160
RELIABLE 16-yr. old boy desires any
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Ph. 3-1407.
WINDOW washing. Ray B. Ahart.
Phone 3-9180.
SPRING CLEANING walls, ceilings.
woodwork floors, windows, RUGS
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RANDY'S CLEANING SERVICE.
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LUMBER HAULING WANTED Have
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steady haul if possible. Walt. Phone
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C ARPENTER WORK. Ph one 2-4209.
FULL or part time child care. My
country home. Excellent care Ph.
3-5206.
CARPENTER WORK. Ph. 2-4332.
TRACTOR WORK. Plow. disc, mow
Yards worked & leveled tor lawns.
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CHILD CARE SERVICE. Phone 3-3916
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Insured and State Licensed
Age 4 to 7. Mrs Irma Ashby
CUSTOM mowing, raking & baling.
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Gold Hill. 5-6803.
BABY SITTING CLUB. Ph 2-8904.
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CARPENTER Would like to work
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CHILDREN cared for. 2-7049.
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LAWN care & gardening. Ph. 3-4145.
ABC Nursery opening June 1st. In
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Call 3-3034 for information.
Baby Sitting. Milla Scott. Ph. 2-8897
CARPENTER WORK Ph 2-4412.
DRESSMAKING & ALTERATIONS
Reasonable. 231 N Grape. 3-1270
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LADY wants housework by hour Ex
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& VERY carefully adjusted Pick
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7 WANTED, MISCELLANEOUS
NURSE would like sm. apt., cottage,
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privileges near Sacred Heart Hos
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PRIVATE party wants apt. size elec.
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Wants used furniture. Stoves, re
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plumbing, tools, and misc. We buy
sell or trade. Store hours 8 a.m. to
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WANTED to rent irrigated pasture
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home. Responsible party. Ref. Ph
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WANTED Good used cafe. bar. foun
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plies. 3-3747 or 2-5051.
WANTED Timber lands. No tract too
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WANTED FURNITURE Ph 2-2958
WANTED Watch repairing at the
Big Y Jewelry Store 1 year writ
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CASH PAID FOR TIMBER and timber
lands Any quantity or specie. Phone
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WANTED To buy furniture Any
amount Ph 3-3227
USED PIANOS wanted: will Day cash
Erskine's Phone 2-4296.
WANTED Douglas Fir peeled or
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WANT to buy full hcuse of furniture
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WANTED Douglas Fir poles and
' piling. For delivery to our Seven
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WANTED Good used furniture. Oak
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8 FOR RENT, HOUSES
WANTED TO RENT 2 or 3 bdrm.
home by July 5. Would prefer
fenced yard. Phone 3-5137.
UNFURNISHED 2-bdrm. house. Close
in. East side. Inquire 803 Sherman.
FOR SALE or LEASE Small farm,
2 ',i irrigated acres. Very large older
3-bdrm. Phoenix School Dist. Phone
3-1367 .
UNFURN. 2-bdrm. house. Downtown
location. Dial 3-N0.4-2858.
WANT TO RENT 3 bedroom house.
Phone 3-3776.
3-ROOM newly decorated house.
Stove, refrigerator, lights, water
furnished. Ph. 3-4437.
SMALL unfurn. house $30. 1107 E
Main. Ph. 2-2656.
FOR RENT Small house suitable for
couple. S25. Water paid. No dogs
Ph. 3-2992.
3 BDRM. completely furnished home
until September 1. Lots of fruit
Ph. 3-3995.
WANTED to lease 3 bdrm. home.
Will pay up to 1 year's rent in
advance, m. z-9373.
WANTED to rent: 2 bedroom house
on large lot or . small acreage. Ph.
SMALL 3 room modern, furnished
cool, clean. One or two adults. No
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ONE bdrm. unfurn. Phone 3-5222.
FOR RENT 3-hoom house, stove &
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call 3-2966.
WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE
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June 20th. $75 -$90. Phone 3-1335,
afternoons and evenings.
NICE, modern, plastered. 3-bedroom
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NEW 3-room unfurn. duplex. Close
in. $47.50. 207 Laurel St.
FURN. 1 bdrm. apt. Light and roomy.
all modern. Outside entrance. Good
location. 302 Crater Lake Ave.
PARTLY furnished apartment. Phone
2-6302 or 730 W. 11th.
FURN. Apt. Upstairs. 115 Mistletoe.
2 BEDROOM apt, cabins. 1063 Court.
PARTLY furnished ant 90SU W. 10th
FURNISHED 2 room apt. 122 Portland
1 ROOM light housekeeping apart-
ment. 513 King.
1 ROOM bachelor. 516 W. Jackson.
For BUSINESS WOMAN, upstairs new
ly decorated, all electric, nicely fur
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Orange.
NICELY furnished apt., all electric
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FOR RENT Small newly decorated in
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LARGE. 2-bdrm. apt.. S55. Ph. 2-4885.
3-ROOM furn. apt. Close in. Adults.
Newly redecorated. Call Z-S7Z4 be
tween 11 and 2.
3-ROOM furnished apartment. Elec.
range and refrigerator, fireplace.
Near High school. $50. Adults only;
no pets. Employed couple preferred.
Phone 3-1635 for appointment.
LARGE. ATTRACTIVE. Firstfloor apt.
Pleasant Central location. Elec.
range. Refrigerator, garage. Utili
ties. 103 S. Holly. 2-5701.
1-BDRM. upstairs furnished apt. for
1 or quiet persons, alb a. ivy.
1 BDRM. furn. apt. Utilities pd. $45.
113 E. 11th. Phone 2-5139.
4 LARGE, nicely furnished rooms, 1
block from Mam St. Elec. range, re
frigerator. Call 2-9468 jr 2-6561.
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APTS & rooms 445 S Front.
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stove, hardwood floors.. Available
July 1st $80. 710 - 24 King st. Call
2"-9710.
VOU will like this apt. Air condi
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one bdrm. Adults. All utilities paid.
Priced right. Just look at it. Inquire
303 N Fir between 9 and 5 p.m.
Ph. 3-1895.
BEAUTIFUL 3-rm. unrurn. apt.
Adults. 714 W 10th St. Dial 3TA
6-4531.
2-RM. furn. apt. Summer rate, re
frigeration, and utilities paid. $30
up. Close in. Some baths & showers.
Laundry facilities. 217 S. Riverside.
MODERN 3 rra. spacious apts Lowest
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10 FOR RENT, Furnished Rooms
GARAGE Studio room for gentleman.
Private bath and entrance. Phone
3-3109.
ROOM for rent. 322 De Barr.
RM. for working girl. Kitchen pri
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HOUSEKEEPING room. $5 week. 532
S. Fir.
LOVELY, downstairs rm. Outside en
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COZY apartment sleeping room for
two men. Outside entrance. 815 .
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El Rancho Rooms. 1240 N. Riverside.
CLEAN comfortable rooms Reasoo
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SLEEPING rm. TV 335 So. Riverside.
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