FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 15. 1963
MEDFORD MAIL. IriltlUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OHEUON
Former Senator of
North Carolina Dies
Asheville, N.C.-flJPD-Former
US. Sen. Robert Rice Reyn
olds, 79, who was known to
his constituents as "Our Bob,"
died at his home Wednesday
night following a long illness.
Reynolds served North
Carolina in the Senate from
1932 to 1944.
The colorful Reynolds was
known for expressing strong
anti-Communist beliefs, a dis
like for aliens and foreign
aid, isolationist views at the
time of Pearl Harbor ana
states' rights policies.
Havana-UPli-The Castro
gime has announced cap
ture of nine Americans sus
pected of carrying out a study
of Cuban coastal artillery in
stallations.
For College Set
7270
Pamper your toes with flex
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thrifty to make of scraps.
Fashionable boot to make
of terry-cloth; ballet slipper,
quilted cotton. Just three
pieces each! Pattern 7270: di
rections sm., med., lge., ex.
lge.
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By
Lynn W.
Witkins
'R.gliter it Tribune Syndicate. 1963)
Think You've Get Inserr.nU?
Juii Take Liten Her ...
Not a very pleasant pros
pect, that of sitting up every
night, year in and year out,
for as long as they live.
Sounds terrible, but all the
perching birds do that; they
know no other way of rest
ing. The first and only time
they lie down is the very last ;
time, for only in death can
these birds ever attain wl at
we would consider a restful .
position.
Before we waste too much
sympathy on them, we must
bemoan the plight of the por
poise or the whale; they
really do have it tough. All
their lives they must keep
coming to the surface evtry
little while to get a breath of
air. In between times they
have to hold their breath.
Never, so long as they live,
can they relax completely;
they can easily drown.
The baby porpoise is born
under water, it and its par
ents live in water but a few
tablespoonsful of water
would drown them all as
readily as it would an animal
that lives on dry land.
Shark's Problems
No one feels sorry for the
shark, but he too has his prob
lems; his sleep is bothered by
unpleasant dreams; he is con-
nlly haunted by lack of
Icep; he keeps moving most
of the time. His forward mo
tion in the water keeps his
gills in contact with oxygen
filled water. Even when he
dozes off for 40 winks, he
keeps moving, at least a little.
Mo?t fish have moments, or
even hours, when they appar
ently sleep, although sleep,
as we know it never comes
to them. However, at times
they cease all activity; they
remain still with only their
mouths and gill covers mov-
ng. They have no way ot
closing their eyes so they
always stare.
Raccoons, squirrels and
foxes curl up in a tight ball,
wrap their tails around them
selves and sleep. The oppos
sum Jusi curls up, period.
Many animals, the rabbit for
one, pull themselves together
and sit in a compact heap.
When the weather is cold,
dogs curl up too, but when
it's warm they lie out flat.
Rested By Standing
The elephant stands up to
sleep; it is easier to sleep
that way than to lie down and
have to lift all that weight
to an upright position. Many
horses never 11" down; they
can become rested by stand-
ng. Cattle on the other hand
Iways sleep while lying
down. The difference in the
method of rising between
hordes and cattle started a
trange superstition back in
the days when scientific
studies were infrequently ap
plied to animal behavior.
The horse, after it has laid
down to roll, gets up again
fore-end first. Cattle reverse
the order, getting up rear-end
first. The old fellow that vis
ited a cow-barn one night at
midnight, and caught all the
cows getting up, noticed they
kneeled. He should have stay
ed in bed, for he started the
idea that cattle prayed at
midnight. There are still
some folks that think the cat
tle kneel at midnight on
Christmas Eve.
Panel to Discuss
hanging Patterns
Eugene - "Changing Pat
terns of Oregon" will be the
topic of a panel forum which
will be presented during the
business meeting of the 36th
nnual University of Oregon
Dads' Day, Saturday, Feb. 23.
Forum speakers, all of
whom are Oregon Dads, are
Charles R. Holloway, vice
president of the Oregon state
board of higher education;
Robert D. Clark, dean of the
faculty; Donald M. DuShane,
dean of student affairs; and
William J. Bowerman, track
coach and professor of health.
physical education and rccre-
tion.
The meeting, which is
scheduled for 9:30 a.m. In the
Dads' room of the Erb Me
morial Student Union, is open
to all University of Oregon
Dads.
The major event of Dads'
Day will be an 11:30 a.m.
luncheon in McArthur Court.
University President Arthur
S. Flcmmlng will be the
speaker. Reservations must
be made prior to Thursday,
Feb. 21.
Other activities planned for
the Dads are campus tours, a
science show, open houses in
departments, and dinners with
sons and daughters In their
respective living organization.