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'53 Grid Schedule
Of Haskell Indians
Announced
Public Urged
To Keep Hands
Off Wildlife
AUSTIN The Executive Secretary
of the Texas Game and
Fish Commission asked the populace
t0 "keep their distance"
during the Animal Kingdom's
rearing season.
He said Texans can contribute
mightily to the wildlife family by
not trying to make pets of wild
creatures or by trying to domesticate
eggs of any kind.
"The sad nnrt of tho m!sf:iki
people make in molesting the
birds and beasts,,' said the executive
secretary, "is that they
they are helping out. Well, there
are rare cases when they can. I,
repeat these cases are very rare.
"Any baby animal or bird deserves
a chance to be restored to
its natural protectors, if it actually
does get lost or does seem
to need help. People see stray
creatures, such as a fawn. Maybe
they are overwhelmed by an irresistible
impulse to 'save the
fawn. Generally if left alone, the
animal will be found by its mother.
Of course there are extraordinary
instances where the mother
deer is killed by a car, or some
such, where a fawn may be saved.
But even then if they do survive
and are raised as pets, thev usual- -
lv become .1 nnfs.nnnn nnri :rmn
times harmful. Furthermore, it is
unlawful to pick up fawns.'"
The executive secretary said
taking or handling or even "looking
at" wild bird eggs may be
disastrous. Some birds, such as
wild turkey, will not return to a
nest which has even been
bv humans. He added
that although eggs placed under
a domestic bird to hatch, the incident
merely circumvents nature
since anything hatched under such
circumstances invariably is lost to
the cause of wildlife.
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THE HASKELL FREE PRESS
Former Sgt Horace Crawford Awarded
Commendation Ribbon With Pendant
The Army's Commendation
Ribbon with Pendant has been
awatded to
By
former Sergeant Hor-
CARROLL THOMPSON ace R. Crawford 0f this city, now
The 1953 football schedule for a student in the University oC
the Haskell Indians was announc- Texas, for meritorious achieveed
this week, with ten games ment while serving as an in-
slated and one open date on the structor with the Radiological De-
gridiron calendar for the 1952 fense Branch of the Far East
district and champions. Command Chemical School, Camp
Six District games are schedul- Gifu. Japan from August 1951 to
ed, of which only two will bo
August. 1952.
played at home. All games will be The award, made at the di-
played at nirht.
rection of the Secretary of the
The ttaditional opening game Army throuuh Hondminrtors nf
will be played Sept. 11 against the Japan Logistical Command,
Stamford with the Indians invad- was received by young Crawford
ing the territory of the Bulldogs. recently and forwnrHf.fi Mc
The remainder of the schedule, parents, Mr. and (Mrs. J. M. Craw-
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with t) indicating district games- ford of this citv. After receiving
Sept 18 Hamlin, here. his discharge in September, 1952
Sept. 25 Anson, here. the former Sergeant
Oct 2 Spur, here.
the University of Texas, where ho
Oct. 9 () Roby. here.
is majoring in Chemistry.
Oct. 16 () Roscoe, at Roscoe. Citation accompanying the
Oct. 23 Open.
award to former Sgt. Crawford
Oct. 30 (x) Throckmorton at read.
Throckmorton.
"Set. Horace R. Crawford dis-
No 0 (x) Mcrhel at Merkel. tinguished himself by meritorious
Nov. 13 (x) Munday at Mun-da- y. service from August 12, 1951 to
August 5, 1952 while serving as
No. 20 () Albany, here. nn instructor in the Radiological
Rovce Smith is head coach of Defense Branch n( Hm Vm. jthd
the Indian., with Ray Overton, Command Chemical 81-47- School, th
Jr.. asMMnnt and B team coach, Armv Unit. On his own ini-
and Tom Jones. Junior High tiative and in addition to his du-
School coach.
ties as instructor, Sgt. Crawford
Tip Edwards, 70,
Former Resident,
Accident Victim
Tilford (Tiu) Edwards, 73, of
Hobbs, N. M.f former Haskell
resident and hrnthnr nf rw a- -
thur Edwards and Constable Ster-lin- c
Edwards nf this nlfv ,. s
,stantly killed about noon Saturday
at Hobbs when he fell from
n windmill.
Mr. Edwards was born in Content,
Runnels County, Feb. 28,
J 880. He was the son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. (Tobe) Edwards.
He lived at Content about
30 years, then moved with his
parents to Haskell. He was manager
of the old Nolen Ranch near
Weinert for a number of years.
He had lived at Hobbs the last 20
years and had worked in the oil
fields there. He was a member of
the Baptist Church.
Mr. Edwards had six sons in
World War II rt the same time,
with all branches of the service
rcorehcnted. Five of the sons served
overseas.
Mr. Edwards is survived by six I
sons, Clarence, Tyson. Elmer, A. i
u uaie ana Tilford, all of Hobbs;
two daughters, one in Chicago and
one in Phoenix, Ariz.; four brothers.
AlOX Of Lnwn. Fir Frlurnrr)c
and Sterling Edwards of Haskell,
una jess towards of San Angelo;
and one sister, Mrs. Stella Carr,
Midland.
Funeral service for Mr. Edwards
was held Monday afternoon in
Hobbs, and burial was in the
Hobbs Cemetery
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worked on the maintenance and
operation of radiac instruments.
Observing an excessive amount
of maintenance In sensitive radiac
Instruments, Sgt. Crawford
compiled a study of their maintenance.
Some of his recommendations
have already been accepted
by the Chief Signal Officer, Department
of the Army, and others
are still under consideration. In
another instance, Sgt. Crawford,
observing Inaccuracies In publi
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cations covering the calibration
and use of radlnc Instruments,
analyzed and recommended calibration
procedure and publication
revisions. These recommendations
were accepted by the Armed
Forces Special Weapons Project
Branch, Department of the Army,
and are to bo published as a revision
of the present formula. Sgt.
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