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the U.S., usually along or near
the Gulf coa,st. My favorite
haunts are maishes and swamps.
Each Qrear we make a 14,000
mile return-trip migration, deep
into Africa where e live on
grasshoppers. Despite our 45
inch body, we fly high, our long
legs trailing ot straight behind.
My jvhite plumage is set off
by blki wing coverts and fire
red beafi: and legs. My four toes
are spread .out flat the three
longer, in front, and lacking
webBmg. It is equally good at
perching or wading. My long
neck readily curves into an S.
For centuries I have thrown
in my lot with man and in Ger
man and Dutch folklore I am
spoken of with deep affection
always. My love for human
habitation often less me to use
his buildings for nesting sites
Bill Longer Than Head
My bill is longer than my
he and I use it both for spew
ing food and as a rapier for
fighting. During the daytime,
Q often sleep with one foot
drawn up and my long bill ly
ing on my soft white breast
covering. I feed on frogs, small
fish, mice, insects and such, o
By yearly additions, i$y nest
(becomes a veitible tower a
four-foot foroad cjrlin&sro of
braided osticks, si feet highCD
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running. Mating is dane fi the
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ly, I hae b?ft dyi,ng oyt since
early Roman days when I was
considered sacred to Venus,
d goddess of love. Even in Ger
many, Holland. and Denmark I
am becoming rape. Quite likely
in a few njore human genera
tions, I may become extinct.
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heron; C. an ibis; D. a stork; E.
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Fund (or Republic Testimony Slated
Washingfen ' (U.R) Chair
man Francis E. Walter (D-Pa.)
said Sday his House Un-American
Activities- Committee soon
will call Robert M. Hutchins for
tetimoify -probably in public
onthe F?rd financed Fund for
the Republic.
Hutchins is director of the
fund, set up under a $15,000,000
grgnt from the Ford 'Foundation
for studies on civil gights. Wal
ter said the fund has maintained
that the Communist Party is a
political group and has criticized
Congress for randing it part of
an international conspiracy.
"It is inconceivable," Walter
told newsmen, "that the heads'
of such an organization could be
so naive as to believe that the
Communist Party is a political
party in the usual sense of the
word.
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day that the newyear will usher
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Korean refugee orphans he has
"adopted."
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Ind., soldiej bought a piece of
land and built a orphanage for
tre childref out of his meager
an into trmihle
wiSi militaryoauthorities r ig
noring channels inOerecting the
orphanage 4n an off-limits vil
lage but tne Stiifficulties were
straightened out.
Moeller said the Overseas
Foundation for the Blind has
promised to find him a Korean
teacher next month,
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crowding 800,000 atthe tie this goes to pr&s.
Every time you traveled America's roads
and streets and highways this fear, you
saw Buick history being made.
You saw more new Buicks than ever before
because more new Buicks wer bought
and registered in 1955 than in any previous
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outsold, by far, every other car in the land
except0 the two most well-known smaller
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As Buick dealers, we recognized this mount
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For, with oijir grovgng volume, we were able
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