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WORKS TWO JOBS Sgt.
Thomas C. Cox (above), as
sistant instructor of the
army R0TC program at
Kansas State College, at
Manhattan, doesn't believe
in taking help from others
when he is able to provide
for himself. The 46-year-old
sergeant, after putting
in his regular day at the
college works as a welder
in a manufacturing plant,
to pay the financial load
imposed by polio which
struck h's six-year-old
daughter, Rita Fern, two
years ago. Cox has ac
cepted onlv $60 in help
from the National Founda
tion for Infantile Paralysis
because he believes others
are more needv.
ADDED FEATURE ;
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Historic Cow
Dive Marked
YUKON, Okla. lT Grady the
cow hasn't lost any time since her
stone piunge into a suo on owner
Bill Macn s farm three years ago.
She's had three calves one a
year and seems destined to have
quite a large .family before the end
of her days. And the family is
pretty well balanced two sons and
a daughter. . - .
Grady is seven years old now
and has taken on a few pounds but
she hasn't lost her glamour. Mach
says the curious continue to visit
the ranch to see Grady, even
though they have to go out of the
way.
Tuesday, Feb. 22, IMS-Washington
s birthday was an eventful
day in Grady's life. Her first calf
was born dead. Her sadness turned
into frenzied flight. She bolted the
barn and stomped headlong toward
lu lu?' How sne dived through
the-17 by 25 ii inch ODenin i .tin
a mystery. -
nLneWs of"her entrapment
flashed across the news wires of
. as on rriday. Soon the
orld ,was wonlerlng how
y was going to get out of her
On Saturday, Feb. 28, a simDle
maneuver of grease, sleeping shots
r lot of. push and Pull sent
"t? yrougn the small
opening and back into the barn
Car Plunges,
Man Drowns
BANDON Wl 'A car left the
highway between here and Coquille
early Wednesday and plunged into
the Coquille River, drowning one
oi its two occupants. The victim
was Frank Garcia, 31, of Bandon.
His companion, Victor Richmond,
oiso oi sanaon, was saved by a
witness, Frank Schoonover.
The accident occurred at a curve
in me nignway at about 1 a.m. asJ
uie men were returning from rn.
quille.
Garcia is survived by his widow
and child here and by his parents
at Napa,. Calif.
Solons Veto IQ
Examinations
NEW YORK G Cono-reesmon
don't always agree, but 25 of them
recently were unanimous in turn
ing down an invitation to take an
intelligence quiz.
The 28-question test, prepared fit
the request of-a magazine (WHY)
by a psychological-testing bureau,
was submitted to the group of
House and Senate members. Tvni.
cal queries were 'Who wrote the
Declaration of Independence?"
and ,"Who Is the prime minister
of Iran?"
Editors of the publication said
the lawmakers were explicit and
vehement in their reactions. The
names of the Congressmen were
not disclosed.
FORM YOUR OPINION
With the rapid mushrooming of sporli Interest mid activity
In the Klamath Basin In the last 10 years, tile question of how
athletics figure in th over-all Basin progress picture naturally
conies to the fore.
For that reason, the Herald-News-KFLW "BtUld the Basin"
forum has elected to tackle the highly Interesting sporta question
Monday, 8:30 p.m., over KFLW.
A panel of local sports figures will discuss til subject: "HOW
CAN WE IMPROVE THE VALUE OF SPORTS TO THE KLAM.
ATH BASIN?' In this, the fifth, of the popular forum series.
You can participate by checking your answer to the questions
listed below and mailing to tha Herald and News or KFLW so
the questionnaire will reach the studio before Moiviav afternoon.
In addition, for more direct participation, you may ask ques
tiona of members of the panel while the radio forum la In pro
gress Monday night by calling 8111.
Members of the panel are being chosen to represent amateur
high school and college), professional, semi-professional and
Independent sports.
Questions:
tl Is too much stress laid on winning, ralhcr than teaching
good sportsmanship?
Y8 ( ) No ( )
U Have the nation-wide basketball bribe scandals worked
detrimentally for young athletes Innocent of the charge?
Yes ( ) No ( )
3 In hiring a local coach (either high school or colleitu,
should major attention be aimevl toward the mans won-and-last
record, rather than his character and integrity?
Yes ( ) No ( )
4) Does the shoddy behaviour of non-student fans (such
as booing officials' decisions, etc.) psychologically effect an ath
lete on the field?
Yes ( V No ( )
(5) Are you In favor of post-seuson games, sticli as state
basketball tournaments, football playoffs. Bowl games, etc?
Yes ( ) No ) .
(61 Is the Oregon Schools Activities Association, the body
that governs Oregon hlsh school athletics, lax or loo strict In
enforcement of Its rules?
Ui( ) Too Strict ( )
(7) Do you think athletic activity works as a healthy sup
plement for an athlete In his school work?
Yes.t ) No ( )
(8i Do you think the sports over-emphasis charge Is ex
aggerated or one for real concern?
Exaggerated ( ) Concern ( )
(9) Do you think the entrance of college sports (Oregon
Tech) has been a healthy addition to the local sports scene?
Yes ( ) No ( )
(101 Answer briefly below your opinion why professional
baseball has failed to survive In Klamath Falls.
Name
Address
Friends Recall George
Dreaded Becoming King!
Mouse Fouls Up
Tractor Motor
Italian Exports
Show Decline
ROME If) ItalVs exnorte of
fruits and vepetahW in 1051
dropped about 10 per cent below
uie totals oi tne previous year,
according to preliminary reports.
Up to Nov. 30, 109,260 carloads
of fruits and vegetables were ex
ported. In 1950 the total was 125,
273 carloads.
Import restriction In West Ger
many and Britain due to foreign
exchange difficulties was one of
the factors in the decrease, the
financial newspaper, "24 Ore." re
ported. Another was the increased
competition for these same two
markets from Spain, France,
French North Africa, and Holland.
A third factor was Italy's poor
peach and apricot crops.
field
be-
V.ERDON. Nebr 11 a
inuuse immobilized a tractor
w.wu,K hi narvev KTif
Fritz took the tractor to medial
les who removed the engine head
and found a quantity of finely-
?n Thi'12?.'1. cornu above 018 Pk"n
"i 'he firing chamber.
The, sabotAo-inv .?...,. t
'tmb,ehd iT 'nJ-ough the manifold
Into the head anefhad hidden ker
nels of corn in the cylinder.
Cattle Rustlers
Streamlined
GREAT VAT.1.R M.W m
Il. 1 a.. Ul I tVU.T
apparently get bolder as the
weather gets colder.
Working during a night blizzard,
brazen rustlers converted a 700
pound calf Into beef right In a
w?rb;.ud?lry barn- The thieves
eft with two hind quarters, leav
ing the rest of the veal on the
barn floor.
Bv ALVIN STEINKOPF
LONDON. Of! Friends of the
royal family and many still serv
ing in governmental posts recalled
Wednesday the reluctance with
which George VI, known -as
"Bertie' to Ultimate associates,1 ac
cepted the responsibilities of king
ship. Edward VHI Informed him,
among the first, of his intention
to marry Wallis Simpson. Edward
also reported the hostility of Pre
mier Stanley Baldwin's govern
ment to tne King s plans.
As the brothers conferred at
Fort Belvedere It slowly dawned
on Bertie, then the Duke of York
that abdication would be the only
way out.
SHOCK
Edward revealed later that his
shy brother was too shocked to ex
press bis feelings Immediately. He
appeared to dread taking over the
kingship.
George VI confided his thoughts
later; and his main concern was
that Edward should be happy.
WW the affair culminated In
abilctatlon. the out-going and In
coming kings had a heart-to-heart
chat about the changed circumstances.
Edward - tried to reassure
and a Rose-
escaped with In-
Train, Car Hit,
Two Killed
MARYSVILLE, Calif, tip, A
tram and an automobile collided
Lt 5raJe cross'ng near here
..v.,c.,uy ana xnied two Callfor
... women, a cnild
purg, uie., man,
Juries.
h t indJV.1 Poo,e ' the aer
2L. were killed. Ex-
Jjected to recover are the child,
ryr,F& nd the me.". James
Coun-tyHospTtah " 'l Yuba
considered one of the most im
portant works by the British r.
tist Sir William , B.iiSf.i SiV8? u8.r.
been purchased bv Jnspnh n.i.
of Winnipeg. Entitled "The Beach,"
it portrays a groun or hnthor. .i
St. Malo, the French seaside r-sort.
Airliner Blaze
Extinguished
SINGAPORE W) Hundreds of
persons, at Singapore's . Kallang
nirpon neia ineir oreatn as tney
watched a two-engined plane of
the Malayan Airways swoop down
for an emergency landing its star
board engine spitting smoke and
flame. e
Some of them knew there were
21 passengers on the plane, arriv
ing from Kuala Lumpur. As air
port fire engines reached the
stricken craft, the smoke ceased.
The pilot had doused the fire In
time with an emergency extinguisher.
BURMA TO SUPPLY RICE
NEW DELHI Ufl Burma will
supDly India 350.000 tons of rice
during 1952, food ministry offi
cials said. Of the total, 230,000
tons will come unler a barter
deal and 120,000 as purchases on
the open market.
Indians to Get
PGE Payment
PORTLAND (Pi The Portland
General Electric Co. plans to offer
tne warm springs Indians yearly
payments of at least 850,000 for the
right to build one end of Felton
Dam on their reservation, a PGE
spokesman said here Wednesday.
He said the payments would be
based on the amount of power pro
duced. He added that if the com
panion project, Round Butte Dam,
is built seven miles upstream from
Pelton Dam later the payments
would go up to 8100,000 yearly.
The government is starting a sur
vey to determine what price would
oe lair to tne Indians.
f
Bertie," telling him that with all
his knowledge of official routine
he would not find the task difficult.
The duke. Edward said, had
almost completely overcome his In.
cllnatlon to stammer, which was
a hindrance to public speaking
In his final broadcast to the
nation Edward declared his un
reserved allegiance to the new
king, and then touched on the ad.
vantage which made George VI so
accepiaoie to tne nation,
BLESSING
"He has One matchless bless
ing." said Edward, "enjoyed by so
many of you and not bestowed on
me a happy home with his wife
ana cnuaren."
me nappy nome became a sym
bol and an example, and In the
shy man who didn't want the Job
ine nation iouna a King to its Ilk
nig.
Taft Has Busy
Portland Sked
r-UKTLAND (IP) A T 1 g 0 T 0 U S
scneauie is set up for Senator
Robert Taft of Ohio when he comes
to Portland next Wednesday.
The major appearance for the
Republican presidential aspirant
win oe at a Lincoln Day dinner
at 7 p.m. !
He will arrive at 8:45 a.m. from I
Seattle, then have a Dress con
ference at 8 a.m., conferences with
iarm, ousiness and labor arouDs.
lunch with the state central com
mittee, conferences with party
icaaers ana upstate newspaper ed
itors, and an afternoon talk at a
meeting In the Centenary-Wilbur
Metnoaist unurcn.
TRAFFIC DEATH
PORTLAND lPi Portland's
sixth traffic fatality of the year
was recorded Wednesday. Mrs.
Laura Newman, 69, Portland, died
of Injuries from a two-car collision.
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