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PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 19, 1958 Fish, Game Expert Claims Penguin Is Dumb, Dirty Bv RENN'IE TAYLOR AP Science Reporter WILKES STATION, Antarctica W At least one expert doesn't think the penguin is the cutest, most lovable bird in the antarctic. The penguin is dumb, primitive, noisy and at times unspeakably dirty, says Carl Eklund of the U.S. Fish and Wild Life Service station at Atlanta, Ga., who has just completed a term as leader of the Wilkes International Geo physical Year station. For Eklund, the real glamor bird of the frozen continent is the south polar skua, a gull-like crea ture that lives on the ice, preys on the penguin, and is related to the jaeger, an eagle-like fighting bird. Old explorers denounced the skua in strong terms, mainly be cause it preys on the penguins and discharges its droppings from the air at intruders, with great ac curacy. Various antarctic pioneers called the bird callous, greedy, vulturous, disgusting and a pirate of the air. Eklund contends the skua is a noble bird, the "eagle of the antarctic who fears nothing." "In eating penguin eggs and baby penguins," Eklund continues, "the skua helps to keep the pen guin population within bounds. -It takes only the weak young pen guins, leaving the stronger ones to perpetuate the breed. This is the old law of natural selection and survival of the fittest. "The skua is without doubt the cleanest bird on the Antarctic Con tinent. It bathes more than any other. The penguin spends a lot of time in the water but it is fishing, not bathing. The skua has no parasites, no characteristic disease. It does a better job of defending Its nest than any other antarctic bird. "Skuas are smart too. To get penguin eggs they worK in pairs. One will divert the attention of the penguin while the other dives in and carries off an egg. "And the skua can soar no other bird except albatross." like the 'Spaceman' Takes Holiday SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Wl Air man Donald G. Farrcll, who soared through simulated space conditions for a week, takes off today in a conventional type of aircraft for a visit with his par ents in New York. Farrell is slated for a round of television appearances and will return to Randolph Air Force Base Feb. 28. Yesterday, the 23-year-old air man underwent additional physi cal examinations given by scien tists seeking answers to the ef fects of space flight on man. Far rcll emerged Sunday from a sealed cabin at the School of Avia tion Medicine, where he spent sev en days in isolation. School officials said he appar ently suffered no ill effects on his simulated flight to the moon. Should blood lenders eat before deposits? Yes, but avoid fatly foods, or dairy products. If you are hungry, do eat something be fore you come to the bloodmo hile to lend your blood. Army Reveals New Missile CHICAGO Of-A new highly mo bile surface-to-surface ballistic guided missile with a range of 100 miles and the ability to resist enemy counlermeasures has been developed by the Army. Dr. William If. Martin, civilian director of Army research and development, said the new mis sile, the Sergeant, is not yet in use, but has been "successfully tested a number of times. Martin said the new missile uses a solid fuel, instead of the liquid fuel used by the missile it eventually will replace, the Cor poral. it nas Demonstrated a very high degree of reliability," Martin said in an address to the Headline Club, Chicago professional chap ter ot bigma Delta Chi, profession al journalistic fraternity. 'It can deliver a nuclear punch aeep into enemy lines, and its ex tremely accurate guidance svs- tern is invulnerable to any known enemy counlermeasures, he add ed. Martin said the 30-foot-long Ser geant has far greater mobility than many other weapons of its type and can be more easily stored ana readied lor action, Morty Meekle Bicycle Claims Life Of Child KANSAS CITY W A bicvele became a death trap lor David lohn behlachtcr, 3!4. His mother Mrs. Edward bchlachtcr found him lying on his back with his head caught be tween one of the bike's fenders and the frame. He had strangled I he bike belongs to a 6-year-old nroiner. Doors Open 6:30 TODAY! (SB a j&rMH3MHW SAVAGE! RICHARD EGAN-JAN STERLING DAN DURYEA- JULIE ADAMS MmHIr-j I I,, .1 i 1 hS-Sr Lr NOW ViL TTSTffTSl lira isr tTO ($$') Why Wait? (Radii) find J O Jjog fltD NOTE: The Herald and Newi U not reipontible (or last minute chanfe in mo radio ana iv Bcneauiea. i ney are DiiblJihed merely u a nublie terv. Ice and are furnished by the various stations involved.) 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The traditional opening night ban quet, long a favorite with far-traveling festival patrons, is annually staged in Ashland's Lithia Park prior to the season's premiere per- lormance. mis year s fete is slated for the evening of July 28, in line with the theater's newly expanded season. The four - plav schedule opens that night with "Much Ado About Nothing." Following will be King Lear," "The Merchant of Venice," and "Troilus and Cres sida." The foursome will rotate through September 4. Mrs. Tummers promises a suc culent menu for the occasion in the colorful "Mon Desir" manner, in cluding the hot roasted meats, the sallets of garden greens, the fresh KBES TV Chaiael I Wednesday, Feb. 19 2:00 Garry Moore 2:30 Arthur Godfrey 3:30 Dotto -4:30 Salvation Army 4:45 Search Tor Tomorrow 5:00 Woody Woodpacker 5:30 Tim McCoy 6:00 Your TV Weathtrman 8:05 News 6 1.1 Doug Edward! & the News 6:30 Passport 7:00 BiK Kecord 1:30 Bin Story 8:00 Victor Borge 8:30 Circle Theater 9:00 U.S. Steel Hour 10:00 Western Marshal 10:30 News 10:35 Lawrence Welar 11:35 Sign Off Thursday, Feb. 20 11:40 Chaplains Corner 11:50 Cartoons 11:55 News 12:00 Big Payoff 12:30 Verdict la Yours 1:00 Brighter Day 1:15 Secret Storm 1:30 Edge of Night 2:00 Garry Moore 2:30 Arthur Godfrey 3:30 Dotto 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Passport 4:45 Search For Tomorrow 5:00 Rin Tin Tin 5:30 Ore-Cal Panorama 6:00 Your TV Weatherman 6:05 News 3?? 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Little Rascals 6:30 Little Margie "Case ot Helping nana 7:00 All Star Theater "The Silent MratiKer 7:30 Pat Boune Show 8:00 Disneyland 9:00 Kraft Theater Color 10:00 San Francisco Beat 10:30 Dangerous Assignment "Brief- case story 11:00 Dateline Europe "Political Mur- oer 11:30 Tonight -Jack Paar Show 12:00 Late News Thursday, Feb. 20 11:30 Luncheon With Jerrio 12:00 Matinee Theater Color 1:00 Queen for a Day 1:45 Modern Romances 2:00 Comedy Time 2:30 Truth or Consequences 3:00 Frontiers of Faith 3:30 Do You Trust Your Wife 4:00 American Bandstand 4:45 Shasta College 5:00 Shasta College TV Geology 5:30 Komic Karnival Serial, Car- (nuns, iviiiie nascais 6:00 The Honeymooners 6:30 76 Sports Club 7:00 Amos And Andy 7:30 Whirlvbirds '-The Tliw IT" 8:00 Groucho You Bet Your Life 8:00 People's Choice 0:30 The Ford Show Tennessee Er nie Ford 10:00 The Lux Show Color Rose 10:30 All Star Theater "Gun Job" 11:00 Dateline Europe "The Traitor1 11:30 Toniffhl .Ta.lr ck . 12:00 Late News Summary 'DENNIS THE MENACE 1 1 1'M ONLY FIVE YEARS OLD, AND jVts WORN OUT Bl<mm BASy-SITTCRS ALRSADyj" Cuban Heads Issue Plea HAVANA, Cuba Wt-Cuban civic breads, and the rare hern nnrl ! I' '""l-" ' e. '5suea ".warning soices that rhurnr-lnri tho m-.nl " ." T . U"S. -10ra natl 'aces i ji..T,.: aesiruclion bv upviui uiKiiiium-: uiiu guests, rep- j jence" resentatives from press, radio. and;store(). le Piayisoing ptiDiic a manif.,,,- hv wave of vin- unless internal peace is re- .r$ GOT THE SOUTHWEST OVER A GUN-BARREL! GUY MADISON Usiji VICTOR DIANA DOORS OPEN 6:30 t Mir fKM fvif rM-m lot tVl VALERIE FRENCH i w ohm rz& 'ffibfrWElA ,T" will be in attendance. Briuhtlv cos turned madrigal singers will per- lorm, the Festival Dancers will be there, and the popular Ashland Kil ty Band will fill he summer air witii merry piping. Other special entertainments will be announced as plans progress. Tickets for the banquet remain priced at $2.50 per person, which covers the cost of food and ban quet entertainment. Plav tickets are additional, priced at the estab lished rates $2.40. $1.80 and $1.20 or by membership. Tickets may ne ordered at any time, with the deadline being July 15 for mail orders. Since interest in the beast' is always keen. General Manager William Patton urges that reservations be made as quickly as possible. Tanks Rescue Girl Scouts more than ton mcmoers ot the Allied Profession al Institute charged that prepara tions for the June presidential elections have been marked by "the most scandalous frauds in the history of Cuba." It declared that forces opposing President Fulgencio Batista's re gime had not been allowed full representation and demanded guarantees for a free election. Batista has promised to turn over the government to whoever wins the election. His candidate. Prime .Minister Andres P.ivero Aguero. is figured to win. .Meanwhile. Batista's armed forces failed to destroy a main body of Fidel Castro's rebel group in a ground-air assault in Oriente province. The army general staff nn. nounced is rebels and 5 soldiers were killed before the insurni escaped to their mountain strong hold. : Thousands of EOVMnmPTlt frnnnc tried to encircle a force led by1 Ernesto Guevara, an Amnntinn doctor who is one of Castro's chief lieutenants, but the rebels slipped out of the trap. Cuban air force' planes bombed and strafed sus- Commies Down Nationalist Plane TAIPEI, Formosa UWThe Chi nese Nationalists confirmed today that they lost a Diane on a Ipnflpt. dropping mission over Red China. Peiping radio said the plane was attacked yesterday by Communist planes south of Haiyang, in Shan tung province, and crashed into the sea. The Nationalist Defense Minis try said the unarmed plane was dropping leaflets "with greetings and messages of comfort for our compatriots on the mainland on the occasion of the Chinese New Year." CECILTOV. 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