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WEDNESDAY. APRIL 21, 1854
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AIRBORNE ACOLYTES AND JUNIOR CHOIR MEMBERS from
SI. Paul'i Episcopal Church, were guests of West Coast Air
lines Sunday, when they were taken on a 15-minute flight
over town. Left to right in the picture are: top step, Jane
Onstad and Jane Black; second step, Karen North and Nancy
Grubb; third step, Bonnie Green; fourth step, Sally Grubb;
back row in front of plane, Don Mecham, West Coast Air
lines; Mrs. Sam Grubb, Sammy Grubb, David Dryden, Bobby
Harris, Colin Onstad, Bruce Black, John McCulloch, Mark
McCulloch, Robert Swansen, Greg Jones, Sam Grubb, direc
tor of the acolytes, and Mrs. Galen Onstad. The three In the
foreground are John Vaagen, Katie Onstad and Jill Grubb,
On individual trips to the cockpit, children asked a multitude
of questions, including "What speed are we going?" "What is
the ground speed?" "How does the landing gear work?" All
were enthusiastic, but few resolved to be pilots from here
on in! One little girl aptly described the highway below as
"a snake with ants on its back." Captain for the flight was
P. E. O'Grady; first officer, W. S. Appel; steward, Paul
Blanton.
cA..M IT? Tija latc Cird
of Control decided Tuesday to aslc
the Legislature tor permission to
maie parents pay for the support
of children in the state training
school for boys anJ girls.
The board said it would have a
bill drafted so that circuit judges,
In sentencing the boys 'and girls,
could make the parents pay.
The state now can make rela
tives pay for care In state hos
pitals.
Gov. Paul L. Patterson, board
chairman, said the board wouldn't
ask that the principle be extended
to the penitentiary and the new
state reformatory,
The 1953 Legislature considered
a bill to require parents to help
pay the cost of care of delinquent
children, but the bill didn't get
out of committee. '
Both the governor and State
Treasurer Slg Unandcr said thut
Board Asks Ruling
l Urn four proposed sites tor the new I board members will make their
J srtnrmatnry ca April a. The other I Inspections at another time.
nmnnwd bill would be I means
of forcing parents to care lor men
children. Secretary of State Earl T. New
bry, the third member of the
board, was absent.
The matter came up when Judge
Virgil Langtry, Portland, ordered
parents of a boy to pay part of the
cost of supporting their son In the
state training school at Woodburn.
TV board cited an attorney gen
eral's opinion that It would be Il
legal to collect from the parents
under present laws.
Patterson said he would Inspect
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Gary Cooper To Star In
New Movie On Daniel Boone
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD W) When Gary
Cooper plays Daniel Boone on the
screen, he won't be wearing a
coonskin hat.
The reason Is that Boone didn't
like a coonskin on his head. Too
hot, said the frontiersman, who
had a bushy head of hair. Besides,
you're liable to collect fleas that
way.
This is one of the facts uncov
ered by Milton Sperling, who will
produce "Daniel Boone" with
Cooper this summer. The producer
has culled most of, the historical
works on Boone, selecting the fact
from the legend.
"It is sometimes hard to find
the real story." said Sperling In
his Warner Brothers oftice. "Al
though Boone died less than 150
years ago, his story has become
almost like folklore.
"The public has many miscon
ceptions about him. Most people
think of him as a tall man, about
Cooper's size. Actually, his skele
ton reveals he was of medium
size. He Is also considered to be
the discoverer of Kentucky. He
wasn't. Other white men had been
there before. He was the first to
settle there.
"In many respects he was a fab
ulous man. His great appeal to
the American consciousness is that
he was the first Boy Scout. He
could read the signs of nature and
live off the land. He had amazing
escapes from danger. When he
went into Kentucky, he was in the
midst of 100.000 Cherokees and
Shawnees, who were eager to fight
off an Invasion by the white man.
"He was a great walker. He
shunned the use of a horse be
cause It would scare off the game.
He walked all over the continent,
including up to Canada and down
to the Florida Everglades In his
earlier years. In the last year of
his life he died at 85 in 1820
he wanted to prove he was still
in good shape. So he walked from
his home in Missouri to Yellow
stone I"
Sperling, a young, well - read
movie maker, said the script will
stick largely to fact. It is being
written by Philip Yordan, who
wrote "Anna Lucasta. "
"Boone's life was fabulous," said
the producer, "but the mere re
cital of heroic deeds is not enough
for a movie. We needed to have
a theme for his life, and I think
we have found It.
"Although Boone killed many
men in his life, both white and
redskin, he placed great value in
human life. He was a kind, gentle
man who merely wanted to satisfy
his simple wants. After he had
seen Kentucky, he realized that
the good life was there.
"He practically had to shoulder
his way through the game; the
presence of salt licks in Kentucky
made it an animal wonderland.
And he knew by the blue grass
that the soil wan rfrh. W mnlri I
shoot enough to eat right from his
front porch, and all he had to do
was drop seeds In the ground.
"Our picture will start with
Boone as an adult. He has returned
from a year alone in Kentucky
and contemplates moving his fam
ily from Yadkin County, N. C. He
hesitates, because he knows it will
mean bloodshed. The richness of
the land made it a battleground
for the Indians 'the dark and
bloody ground.' And he knew the
Indians would band together to
fight off the white man. But he
decided to go."
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