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MC-N9AY. AUGUST 19, li MEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Uigoant York Satd : . fetter "Aft er Illness ' Nashville, Tenn.-Pft-World ITer I hero Sgt. Alvin C. York, . hospitalized here last week after developing a fever, was taken off the seri uit Kit at Veterans hospital tuadiy -night. Hospital officials said they cauld not pinpoint the cause of the rise in York's tempera ture. Ha was brought here last week from his home at Pall Mall, Tenn.: Harold -Hill, England-iUPII-Jum:,)Yalkcr, 16, loves to go Uthtr-dentist. She feels no pal when ' her teeth are drrUtit. 'The drill gives me a lavcly ilirigling feeling,", she aaid. Sunday, Field of Science Found Fascinating To Young Children By DAVID NYDICK Land an appreciation of and useful for all individuals planting a garden, explaining selves, i will not develop scien- standing. Toys which do not perform, properly cause frus trations.' This means a micro scope which does not magnify properly will not help develop scientific, skills It may even UPI Educational Specialiii The field of science is fas cinating to children. They are curious about many events in their daily lives and parents should encourage this atti tude. A proper response to chil dren's questions can be most helpful to encourage their curiosity. Science, for chil dren, is a 'way of discovering new knowledge. They "learn to organize facts and con cepts so that they can under stand the world around them. The school program aims to develop skills in problem solving, a scientific attitude. an interest in the world in which we live. It should de velop practical knowl e d g-e It also is important to en courage children with special talents and interests in science to pursue learning in this im portant subject. At home parents can do many important things for their children. Be a good lis tener; show concern in these discussions and interests; sup ply needed equipment and space; be available for special activities. Some good activities which the heating system, and ex amining the electrical system are good possibilities. Questions Form Basis These activities, in them- tific knowledge and skills. It is the planning and questions which help to bring about the valuable learning. An organ. Views Diffor on Bracero Program Washington - OIPD - Rep. Charles M. Teague (R-Calif.) said Saturday that hopes for extension of the Mexican farm labor program had "def initely" been improved. But Rep. Harlan Hagen ID Calif.) expressed doubt there would be a "useful" . exten sion of the program for bring ing braceros Into the United States to help harvest crops. ized approach to each activity ntscourage it:' should involve questions, re. search; plans, and an evalu PROCLAIM FREEDOM DAY Pittsburgh (UPD - Mayor Joseph M. Barr has issued a proclamation designating Aug. 28 as "Freedom Day", here. Barr said he drew up the proclamation to help drama tize President Kennedy's civ il rights bill. He also said that the city employees can take part in the march on Washington the same day at ation of the results. These are the things which lead to Snalt Werlis a scientific attitude. There are hundreds of pos sible activities which arouse children's curiosity. Allow them to follow these inter Us ests. Encourage their ques. may produce excellent science learning can be found right around the house. Such things tions. Help them find and organize their answers. lynn W. Weifcim Choose the kind of equip. as building a bird feeder, their own expense... ment which allows for under- (MlliUr M Xrtkaaa Syaalcata, USX 11 -1' - i: ,'. v. ' ' i . VMrs. Wright's all- ' purpose mix. For 3,Hw IfghresV biscuits ; .. j and shortcakes. O oz. pk. Ml 63 Tissil & lltaoft pastels. lilac, fink. 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That unknown hen; with only one thought, in. mind, and urged on by biological insist ence, plans on raising a fam- ily-that s why she . lays the eggs. About the best her; in ternal machinery can accom plish is. an egg a day. . ' Discouraging Labor . Her egg-laying is. a-discour aging labor, tor, someone steals those eggs. So, Mrs. Hen attempts, to ."steal her rlest," that is,. hide it, in an attempt to save those precious eggs. If .she - succeeds, . those .egs won't go to market; no one but her will. know where they are, and. she, wijl be sneaky about ' them, .'. even, inay be smart .enough to. a.vOid going near the nest ; when , anyone is watching. " . The ;hen . tnat. "steals- ner nest" may. be one whose toa- tience.was. worn thin' by hav- ina her - egBs stolen, or one that desires motherhood over and above human desire to find more eggs for more-prof it, or for better breakfasts. So she sneaks away, scratches out a hole in the sand under a bush, or -locates a pile of straw or leaves. Having lo cated when she ' considers a suitable spot, she -begins, day by day, to accumulate a set ting, of eggs.. . , . . . Internal Effort Perhaps she doesn't realize it,, she is hot supposed to be an intellectual genius, ' out she must know that laying an egg, even, one' a day, requires enormous internal effort; no human could do it. . - Sn she has the location, and has laid 'the eggs; she knows when she has laid enough, for some little biological button is pushed by jn instincj, over which'she.bas no control, and she begins the ino'ubation pe riod. She enters willingly into weeks of inactivity, short rattons.'-.and 'considerable dis comfort. ' - - ' - ' '" Of course iht has no knowl edge of -what gravity can do to -the yolk 01 those eggs sne is .trying to hatch. She doesn't know.that,-if left too long in One position,- the yolk will settle, pulling it out of the proper position. So-again without ' knowing why!, she carefully turns ever egg every day. ; : ; .' She Will Be There . . When she leaves, the nest, and if she doesn't want to starve to death she must leave at times, she knows exactly how long she can remain away. Those eggs cannot be allowed to become cold. There is no way of knowing whethtr or not Mrs. Hen knows about the time the chicks will hatch; really, she wouldn't hae to know, she will be there when ever the day, or the hour.. She will know too, when the first chick staggers out of its limey shell, wet, and t be draggled. Another virtue he possesses, whatever . the out come, of all her efforts, if one chick hatches,, or a dozen, she will be content, seeming to know she had done her part. She has stuck to the job until it was finished. She was faith ful, patient, and determined. 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