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MONDAY OCTOBER 31, I960
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Small Worlds
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By Lynn M. Watkins
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She Thought He 'Wasn't
But Alfred Really 'Was'
"Oh, look," exclaimed the
lady with the cane to her two
companions, "see how they at
tempt to fool the tourists.
They mold out of cement an
object that looks exactly like
a real live alligator then' place
J' alongside the path so the
visitors will be fooled or
scared half to death. As if a
cement image could scare any
one."
. Her ' companions laughed
and looked at the six-foot ob
ipct in the shaDe nf an alliffa
tor that. rpnnspH nn thp ffrass
just off a well-marked trail
winding tnrougn , ine land
scaped attraction.
Thn Ijffiv with thp panp
went on with her learned des
cription. "After the form is
made they paint it .carefully
and the thing looks, for all
the world, just like a real ani
mal.
Poked Him
With this remark, the lady
reached out wtih her cane
and poked the head of what
slje believed was an imita
tion. Then things happened.
The alligator was flesh and
siuggisn Diood. it resented tne
poke in the face and reacted
violentfy by hissing loudly
and raising up on its four
s'.out legs. It opened its mouth
in a threatening yawn. The
lady with the cane keeled
over in a dead faint. What she
thought was a replica turned
out to be the real thing.
' I know this happened for
I owned the alligator. His
namp was Alfred and he en
joyed occasional walks around
the attraction when no visitors
'Were present. At such times
he followed closely behind me,
walking awkwardly over the
uneven ground, until he had
walked far enough, then he
allowed his legs to become
rubbery and he collapsed on
his stomach, There he would
lay for several hours or until
I came again to alert him. He
was content to remain wher
ever he fell, for he had no
plans for the future and was
In no hurry to arrive any
where. Would Arouse Him
; Usuallv when he flattened
himself out for a rest in the
sun I went on. but .returned
an hour or several hours later
and alerted him by a nudge of
one foot. He would stagger to
his feet and lumber alone hp.
hind me to his cage where he
lived with half a hundred
other alligators.
On the Hav the tarlv with
the cane visited the attraction
Alfred had followed me until
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I was called to the telephone.
When I increased my pace he
figured this was too riispnuraff.
lng a speed so he collapsed
Deside tne trail.
And there the skeptical lady
observed him. It was the first
poke Alfred ever got in his
face. He was surprised and
indignant. He was justified in
being highly resentful. Alfred,
with his pingball-sized brain,
probably forgot the Incident
the next minute, but I re
membered, as undoubtedly
does the lady who should have
learned by that one experience
that all things are not exactly
what they seem-that even an
imitation can Sum out to be
the real thing.
(Released by The Register
and Tribune Syndicate, 1960)
Campaign
Quotes
By United Press International
Sen; John F. Kennedy:
(TV interview): "I don't
think that our position in the
world is as satisfnptnrv It
snoma oe or could Be.
. . . The Constitution nrn.
vides for separation of church
and state. That's whprp T
stand.. I am sworn t.n pnrrv
out, and to serve the public
interest, and that's what I am
going to do . . . and there is
nothing that on n nrotronf mn
irom doing that.
"... To the best of my
knowledge, I've never said
that we were in a rpppitafnn r
said that there is danger of re
cession. If we have a recession
. . , we are going to have to
attempt to stimiilatp thn mn.
omy. I've committed myself to
a Daianced budget.
. . . Anvthinff that wo An
(in regard to Cuba) nH n
actions ; that we take, of
course, have to be taken In
concert with the Organization
of American Statpg Wo d
commited by treaty and just
gooa judgment . . , there is no
sense in attempting to take
actions in regard to Cuba that
alienate the rest . of Latin
America..
"I think it's very close, In
this election
most people have finally de-
ciaea wnetner they are going
to support the Republicans or
the Demnpratjt . T am hnnn
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ful, but I suppose he (Nixon)
19 MJO."
So
Vice President Richard M
Nixon:
(Portion statement on
senior citizens): "We must
worK toward retirement poll
cies, public and private, that
aiiow lor greater flexibility
, . . and provide more Job
opportunities for older people
wiiu tun ana want to work
-me provisions of the
cial Security Act which
duce or even discontinue
benefits If a person earns cer
tain amounts of money after
ne reacnes age 65 need to be
imeraiized. -
"Vocational education pro
grams should be expanded to
provide opportunity for the
training and rptralnlntr nt
er workers
The federal government
and the states must work to
gether to orovide ffrpativ im
proved nursing home faclli.
ties.
"Medical carp iinitov
old-age assistanpp
needs to be improved.
Lrovernment must supple
ment private efforts - without
tuminff tn cnrrmiilcnt... kBnnu
measures so all senior citizens
wno can and wish to protect
themselves in advance against
the Costs Of illness nan rfn en
"A SniinHlv flllBnnAJ 1
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auuum De developed to make
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million DCrSOns UK nriri -.To.
who are not now eligible for
Dcneius under Social Security
or one of the other public re
tirement systems."
TEAM PHYSICIAN DIES
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ACTRESS SIGNED Italian actress Loticia Roman 10
reads her five-year $1,200 per week contract after being
signed by producer Hal Wallis at Hollywood. Miss Roman
came to this country 20 months ago, un.able to speak English.
Now she speaks It so well that she was sent home after tVe
contract signing to practice broken English for the movi'o
part she will have as an Italian barmaid. (UPI Telephoto)
What Is The Law?
This column is prepared as a public service by the
College of Law. Willamette University. Salem, to
explain basic legal principles, not to provide legal
advice. The reader is cautioned not to apply these cases
to his own problems without an attorney's advice, for
differing facts may change the outcome.
Executed Copies of Willi
Should be Protected
Sam, a widower with no
children, cared for his invalid
sister, Maude, for many years
before his death. He had three
weal')iy brothers who had re
fused to help support Maude.
Several months before he
died, Sam executed a will,
leaving all his assets to Maude
In order to provide for her
for the rest of her life. Sam
took an executed copy of the
will hom with him and
placed It In a bureau drawer.
But, when Sam died, the copy
could not be found in the bu
reau or elsewhere , in his
house.
Does his sister Maude get
all of Sam's property under
the will or will his assets be
divided among Sam's brothers
and sister as though Sam died
without a will? . ,
Danger Pointed Out
The question points out the
danger of fafling to properly
care for executed copies of
wills. It is presumed that a
will Is revoked if the will (or
a properly executed copy of
the will) Is last seen in the
possession of the testator (the
person who made the will)
and can not be found at his
death. ..This presumption Is
based on the theory that the
will has probably been de
stroyed by the testator who in
tended to revoke it. .Of course,
this presumption can be over
come by evidence to the effect
that no such thing occurred;
but, such evidence is often not
available.
Since a testator can revoke
his will by nearly any type of
act upon it (tearing,' mutiliat
lng, burning,' obliterating pr
canceling) accompanied, by an
intent to revoke, it is yery im
portant to preserve the instru
ment in Us original form. It
is unwise to write on it or to
damage it In any; way. The
will should , be protected
against theft and the "busy"
hands of children or prospec
tive heirs. v'
Should Secure Copy
It should be remembered
that any copy of the will
which has been signed by the
testator and witnessed in ac
cordance with stnta Inw
part of the will. If one wished
10 nave a copy of his will in a,
convenient (but relatively un-'
safe) Dlace for pnsv rpfnrnnnrt
from time to time, he should
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Listing Service V
Supports Measure
1 Measure 13,- an amend
ment concerning war veter
ans' bonding and loans, re
ceived endorsement recent
ly at a meeting of the Med
ford Multiple Listing service.
Clark Walker, spokesman
for the service, said the serv
ice's approval was motivated
by several points other than
the "obvious desire of real
tors to promote their own po
tential Income." :
Among the reosons for en
dorsement of the amendment,
he odded, were the need for
financing farm and suburban
properties, the creation ' of
new taxpayers through home
ownership, added employ
ment of Oregon's financial
standing, and because the
Veterans' loan program ac
tually has shown a profit and
Involves no additional taxa
tion. . . -
Members of the MMLS held
their meeting at the Jackson
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Ri-elect
ROBERT DUNCAN
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for his effective leadership
as Speaker of the House
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