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OSC Forestry Day .
Planned Feb. 23
Corvallis Fernhoppers day
annual reunion day for school of
forestry graduates will be held
Feb. 23 at Oregon State college.
This year, Fernhoppers day
will include reports of new de
velopments in forestry, open
house at the school and the
Oregon Forest Products labora
tory, and the traditional ban
quet. Speaker for the banquet will
be David T. Mason of Mason,
Bruce and Girard, one of the
world's largest forestry consult
ing firms, Portland. Governor
Robert Holmes will attend.
Last year, Fernhoppers day
marked the 50th anniversary of
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estry school is the oldest west
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In the Day's News
Br FRANK JENKINS
Suppose we start this space
off today on the frivolous side.
There are so many things in
this modern world that are out
of kilter that we might easily
fall into the delusion if we let
ourselves get too serious that
this ball whirling through space
that we call The Earth is going
to pot in a big way.
As a matter of fact, this mod
ern world we are living in is
the BEST world human beings
have ever known.
Thursday, January SI, 1957
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WE LEARN from Salem this,
" morning that both houses
of the Oregon legislature are
now working as a team with
the first bills started through
the senate and the first pieces
of legislation already passed by
the house.
The first bill passing the house
was a traditional one appropri
ating $775,000 from the general
fund to pay mileage and salaries
of senators and representatives
and general expenses of the 49th
Oregon legislature.
FIRST things should come
first and NOTHING can
take precedence in firstness over
the pay check. That we can all
agree on.
AMERICAN business, this
morning's dispatches tell us,
is spending more money on new
products than ever before six
billion dollars for research in
1956 as compared with only one
billion in 1951. Patents are run
ning at the rate of 46,000 a
year as compared with 26,000
in 1946.
Among the newest patent pro
ducts are a portable electronic
fish-finder (developed for small
fishing craft but maybe adapt
able to the fisherman on the
bank), awnings that raise and
lower themselves as the sun
brightens and fades
And
A doublespiraled corkscrew
guaranteed to bring the cork
out of a bottle all in one piece.
We're making progress, you
see.
NOW for the more serious side.
Let's start off with King
Saud of Saudi Ariba, who is
arriving this morning for a visit
with President Eisenhower.
ACCORDING to our lights,
he's a weird character. In
his party are six bodyguards,
armed with gold daggers and
machine guns. Also two FBI
agents, a barber, two royal cof
fee, makers, two of his younger
sons (he. is estimated to have
about 25 sons, although it is
reported that he himself has
never got a dependable count)
and a nurse, who is the only
woman in the party. He left
behind In his harem (said to be
the finest in- the Middle East)
his three wives and several dozen
concubines.
The plush Waldorf-Astoria
hotel, where he will spend the
night before going on to Wash
ington, has set aside for him
and his party the eight-room
Presidential suite, 12 smaller
suites, ten double rooms and
20 singles. Saud may not be
overwhelmed, however, by all
this magnificence, as at home
in his Arab kingdom he has 24
separate palaces, all of them
air-conditioned from top to doi
tom. "M'OT a very proper person, do
you say, for the United
States of America to be going
all out for in this century of the
common man? .
Before answering in the neg
.Kvp -take a look at vour map.
Look' at the tiny kingdoms, re
publics, sheikdoms and what
have you that make up tne Mid
dle East which has always been
the powderkeg of the world and
uhsra now a ouite obvious fuse
is sputtering its way toward
the powder.
Th.n look at VAST Saudi
Arabia, of which King Saud is
the absolute monarch. After do
ing so, you might come to the
that in the Dinches
King Saud might be a good guy
to have on our side.
AMONG other things, he may
hp able and willing, if pro
perly ' handled to tell Nasser
where to head in.
That would be helpful.
Dead line Sunday Classified a at
noon Saturday; 10 a.m. Monday for
Monday; otber days 5:30 previoua oay
Zurich, Switzerland u.R)
The annual epidemic of "moun
tain madness" is sweeping Eu
rope again and it probably will
claim more than 150 lives before
the spring thaws.
Medical dictionaries don't de
fine mountain madness. But any
Alpine guide can tell you what
it is: The strange impulse that
compels otherwise steady and
reasonable lowlanders people
who ordinarily look carefully
before crossing a street to risk
life and limb on Europe's most
dangerous peaks.
Control Debated
A controversy is building up
over whether some sort of con
trol should be imposed. For ex
ample, a certificate attesting
that a man's health is up to it
or testifying thaf he has been
on snow and ice before.
Sir John Hunt, leader of the
British team that conquered Ev
erest, .is on record for some such
control. So is Lionel Terray,
veteran Alpine guide who led
the unsuccessful attempt early
this month to save two young
climbers on Mont Blanc.
Terray, veteran of expedi
tions in the Andes and Himala
yas as well as the Alps, believes
no one should try Mt. Blanc
in the winter without 10 years
mountaineering experience.
But there are equally eminent
experts who believe controls on
mountain climbing are as un
feasible as trying to stop pleas
ure driving on congested high
ways.
The experts are in agreement
on one thing their ire at those
who say the sport is- pointless,
particularly when It comes to.
scaling already conquered
peaks.
Ernest Fuez, an official of the
Swiss Foundation for Alpine Re
search, said it is futile to discuss
climbing with a non-climber.
It is like trying to discuss a
symphony with someone who
knows only rock 'n roll, he said.
Inner Pleasure
"Scaling a mountain," he says,
"gives you a sort of inner pleas
ure satisfaction that is not ex
pressable In words. It's some
thing that is neither diminished
by the fact that the peak has
already been conquered nor un
derstood by someone who hasn't
shared the thrill."
Fuez believe amateurs should
be completely clear on the diffi
culties and hazards that face
them, but in the final analysis
the decision to climb is up to the
person.
The individual," says Fuez,
"cannot be prevented from risk
ing his neck if he wants to do
so."
SHEDS SHOELESS SPOUSE
Los Angeles U.R) Mrs.
Virginia R. Templeton, 25, was
awarded a divorce Wednesday
after testifying that her husband
believed in being informal at
her dinner parties. She said he
would wear no shirt and no
shoes.
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