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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
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Festival Board
Slates Event
ASHLAND, Oregon (Special) -Julie
Tuimners. proprietor of the
Kogue Valley's widely known Mon
Desir Dining Inn. has been selected
by the Oregon Shakespearean Fes
tival Board of Directors to provide
the Elizabethan repast for the 1958
"Feasting of the Tribe of Will."
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
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'DENNIS THE MENACE
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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. Md. i.n - Three
Delaware National Guard t:ink-
crossed into Maryland early to- Pted rebel holdouts
day. plowed through mountainous
snow drifts and rescued eight Girl
Scouts and their adult leader
stranded Mnce S.iturdav.
The nine had been living the
past two days on canned tomato
soup and dry cereal. None suf
fered any ill effects.
Delaware's Gov. J. Caleb Hoggs
ordered the tanks to the rescue
after getting permission from
Maryland authorities to cross the
state line.
Maryland slate highway offi
cials had tried tinsuccoslully to
reach the scouts with inn Ltv
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