Show fJk Army Medic Glad Truman Considers Changes To Get Family THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-SXAMIN- I UTODNESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 8 1980 In Cabinet High Court Doctor's Report Of Cousinship By Drew Pearson tat Wake island At that tuna Mac-- By Major Thomas M NlaJ WASHINGTON Not 8 — Now Arthur agreed Bill Tyler knew he'd make a ' Neutrality BaH that the elections are over Presigood soldier for Uncle Sam A However when he reached the good soldier that is until he might dent Truman Is considering imneutrality bait ha wired have one of his severe portant cabinet changes He will Washington hay fever for permission to send vaalso be faced with important South Korean troops beyond to attacks He was allergic to a slew cancies on the supreme court As the Manchurian border He said of things from cat fur to catsup a result he is contemplating the that they were to go on mopping-u- p more unknown allergies he moit sensational shift he has made missions and as military police plus might run into in the army finest he eased out various Roose- to maintain order Bill knew that when called up velt cabinet members right after However MacArthur's intelliTn double-pla- y rZb was faulty and the South for his gence physical exam between the cabinet and the su- Korean troops found themselves he'd probably be sound as a dollar preme court Involves: badly outnumbered When they 1 Secretary of State Dean Ache-io- n got into trouble MacArthur wired The army doe would put the who will resign Washington for permission to send stethoscope to Bill's chest and hear 2 Chief Justice Fred Vinson U S troops to rescue them nary a wheeze or murmur scheduled to take Acheson's place While the joint chiefs of staff So this is what Bill did and all wno 3 Justice Felix Frankfurter didn't like this they found it diffi- draft registrants with disqualifywill resign Acheson will then be cult to overrule the commander in ing aliments which might not be ile 40-mi- le pre-inducti- on appointed to his supreme court the field and wired permission seat Deal Justice William O Douglas 4 believed is that the kremlin It to who expects resign— probably concentration of U S to replace General Eisenhower as used this near Manchurian dams as president of Columbia university troops one of its main arguments to bring 5 Attorney General Howard the war who will be appointed to Chinese communists into though undoubtedly there were the supreme court other factors These probably were: Will Probably Resign 1 Pledge of Russian air support 6 Secretary of Commerce Saw- Hitherto in the Korean war no yer who will probably resign Dis- Russian pilots have been in combat cussed as his successor are New and only a few Russian planes In York Attorney Morris Ernst and tne last week Kussian planes nave Stuart Symington appeared from Manchuria 7 Secretarv of the Navy Francis 2 A deal whereby China takes Matthews who will be made am- n over Tibet and later India in rebassador to Ireland George turn for intervention in Korea 3 A deal whereby China takes head of the American Presover French ident Lines will take his place when and While these switches will not oc- if the French are driven out as — now seems likely cur at once the most important Use exit of Dean Acheson — will These were some of the things probably take place within 60 days the state department feared might hapnen if we tangled with China Acheson and Vinson Formosa the reason Truman Truman is more fond of Acheson over publicly that the Amerthan of anyone else in announced Krsonally — except Secretary Mar- ican fleet would be withdrawn Chinese waters when the sitshall He has told friends that he from was more stable and why believes history will show Acheson uation dancing-on-egg- s dito be one of our greatest secre we have used plomacy in our relations with the taries of state However he also Chinese government fears that Acheson because of his defense of Alger Hiss will never be able to regain public confidence Furthermore Acheson physically exhausted has wanted to resign Meanwhile Acheson's old professor at Harvard law school Felix WASHINGTON Nov 8 AP — Frankfurter has been toying with More people are working these the idea of stepping down from the days at the nuge Pentagon buildsupreme court and may time his ing than at any time during World resignation with Acheson's so the war II latter can be appointed to his seat iiiis was aisciosea today in an Also though a closely guarded announcement that additional parksecret Chief Justice Vinson has ing lanes for 1600 automobiles will once a week be built near the defense center been briefed at least on foreign policy He is invited which is across the Potomac river to the White House frequently in Virginia The existing and Truman has even been asking parking area provides spaces for distinguished foreign visitors to 6700 cars The defense department said 27- confer with Vinson ouu nay Time workers now are em Choice Ne Accident Pentagon This ex The fact that the president ployed at the by 500 the wartime peak licked Vinson to go to Moscow ceeds In October 1948 was no accident reacnea in April 1845 was no parking problem He has long had the greatest re at There the time of the previous peak spect and affection for the chief And though he called off ed the use of carsiUUIUU iCJUltt' justice the Vinson mission to Moscow In addition to defense department Truman has privately expressed re- offices Pentagon houses main ofgret that he did so of the army navy and air Howard McGrath now attorney fices force general is scheduled to be apcourt to va the Vinson pointed cancy though not necessarily to Palmer Hoyt Weds the chief Justiceship It is more DENVER Nov 28 (API—Palmar likely that Justice Hugo Black will Hoyt editor and publisher of the receive this honor uenver rosi was married to Mrs Meanwhile Justice Douglas has Helen May been sounded out by Columbia uni- ceremony Taber in a double ring yesterday versity about succeeding Elsen hower In fact while Ike was in Washington conferring with Truman Douglas was in New York conferring with certain Columbia trustees Douglas was sraduated from the Columbia university law school and would be a natural to replace Ike Manchurian Crisis a backstage controversy had been taking place between Wash ington and Tokyo for some time prior to Chinese intervention in Korea as to how far American troops should go toward the Man churian border Secretary of State Acheson had arguea tnat the u S and U N troops must stop before they got near the hydroelectric projects eiong xne raw river which supply the power for much of Manchuria One of these the Suiho dam is among the largest in the world as leuenres much power as Boulder dam There re seven or these dams in North orea and the state department warned that if we approached area the Chinese would reactthis in about the same way as the people ° Angeles if a Mexican should approach Boulder army dam which supplies much of their water Therefore the °D fo urged that U N troops 5 t°P 0 Um this side of the J 3 Rosso-Chine- Mc-Gra- se th Kil-llo- indo-Chin- a Pentagon Crews Set New Record 48-ac- re a-"- "" apparent to army examining doc-to- n should do the same: He got his family doctor to write a report on the history of his hay fever The doctor told how he had treated Bill since he was a kid how disabling Bill's attacks were and listed the several dozen allergies Bill had Bill took the report to his physical Sure enough an army doc clapped a stethescope to Bill's chest had him cough tapped him front and back looked in his nostrils and told Bill he looked and sounded okay That all went down on Bill's "Report of Medical Examination" Standard Form 88 The same one is used for draftees and enlistees in all the services For that matter it's Used in all government departments But another form that goes along with it is Standard Form 89 "Report of Medical History" also used throughout the government Another army physician interviewed Bill and asked him if he had ever had any of a long list of ailments such as mumps whooping cough jaundice and of course hay fever That's when Bill turned in his family doctor's report and the army interviewer was glad to have it He attached the statement to Bill's "Report of Medical History" and Bill was later notified he was not acceptable for army service Remember the army decides whether you're acceptable not you or your draft board But remember also that the army wants only fit men and its physical standards are stiff If you pass the physical exam you're a pretty healthy guy Sure the army makes mistakes and many conditions can't be discovered in a one-da- y exam If that's the case with you do what — Bill did take along any doctors' reports or statements with you to neip xne Army medics decide Okay you may ask but sun a disqualifying ailment Sose I have pass the exam and get my "Notice of Acceptability?" Can I do anything before my "Order to Report for Induction" comes through'' You sure can It's too late then to get that statement from your family doctor or any other specialists who have treated you The day you report for induction the army will give you a quick physical and you can then turn in ny doctors statements on your condition pre-inducti- on re-che- ck (You may write Major Nial care of this newspaper about your own d but problem please enclose a self addressed stamped envelope) (From AP Newsfeatures) service-connecte- -- we see that Jim Smith 3d and Cdson is the second eoustn of Ms a t father s second cousin but he is Smith 4th are second cousins once removed and that Jim Smith 4th once (one generation removed and Ed Smith 3th are third cousins (Released by The Bell Syndicate Inc) once removed In other words a son is the first Colby reader fan mail should be cousin of his father's first cousin sent to Mr Frank Colby Reader but he the son is one generation Service P O Box 99 Station G New York 19 N Y removed nance ones removed Vv Here's How io Tell Degrees Towering - Already fhe world's tallest balld-in- g New York's famed Empire State building will rise to a height of 147X feet following telecompletion of the vision and FM radio antenna pictured above Over one million TV sets will have their reception improved bv the new antenna which was 140 feet tall when the picture was snapped 222-fo- ot Boys Blamed for $250000 Blaze STAMFORD Conn Nov 8 (AP) Two small boys playing with rail road flares and dynamite caps were blamed by police today for yesterday's $250000 fire at the Dia mond Match Co's lumber yard Poiice said the two boys held by juvenile authorities stole the flares and caps from By Frank Colby Degrees of Coaslnahtp Kansas: Thanks for your article clearing up the proper usage at "Junior" and "Second" Now do us all a favor and explain the mysteries of the degrees of cousinship Have been recording a family history and am unable to classify correctly the various relations of cousins— E S A The degrees of cousinship are hard to grasp from the plain recital that: The child of your uncle or aunt is your first cousin your first cousin's child is your first cousin once removed etc Here is a simple diagram that will help to dispell most of the con tusion: Jim Smith Sr brothers Ed Smith Sr Jim Smith Jr first cousins Ed Smith Jr Jim Smith 3d second cousins Ed Smith 3rd Jim Smith 4th third cousins Ed Smith 4th Jim Smith 5th fourth cousins Ed Smith 5th Now note that Jim Smith Jr and Ed Smith Jr are the first generation in their fathers' line of descent They are therefore first cousins or cousins of the first generation Jim Smith 3d and Ed Smith 3d are the second generation end are second (generation) cousins and so on Now for the "removed cousin- ships" (and of course all these relationships are same for women as for men) What is the relationship between Jim Smith Jr and Ed Smith 3d? Are they second cousins as is commonly believed? Not according to the strict law of which holds that Jimconsanguinity Smith Jr and Ed Smith 3d are first cousins once removed that is to say are first cousins removed they or separated by one generation Therefore Jim Smith Jr and Ed Smith 4th are first cousins twice removed (separated by two generations) and Jim Smith Jr and Ed Smith 5th are first cousins thrice removed (separated by three generations) Referring again to the diagram -- 'XM JOLLY TIME s Seasonal Fawife One of the nicest treats at mis season is Royal Fruit Cake Here is fruit cake just as delicious as you would make at home — full of choice pecan nuts raisins citron orange end lemon peel glazed cherries end pineapple— yet it costs only 75 cents s pound! 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