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MEDFORD MAIL TRiKtiXE. MEDPORn. ORBCO!
They'll Do It Every Time
, By Jimmy Hatlo
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WlBJ1 ajESS.W NOT ZOZZZA CAN'T HE PUT k3 SlMCE IT LEFTj
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Norman Nelson Is Elected President Of Association
Guess wk owns the
drtiest cao in town?
WWy.TriE CAR-W'ASI
TYCOON, Or OBS-t-
N'erman Nelson of Medford
as elected president of the
Jackson - Josephine Counti
Fire Instructors Association al
a meeting at the Medford Fire
Department last week.
Other officers named are El
fan Bud Amidon, Central
Point Rural Fir TVpartmont,
vk president; and Rohort Wal
ker, Central Poinl Rural, seere-larj'-treasuror.
New plans for fir schools and
kcatos of burning problems
for demonstrations in th two
counties were discussed.
Two committees wore named
to head the plans. Ron Wilier of
the Grants Pass Rural heads
the commitee to set up the
schools. Other members ar Nel
son of Medford, and IVm Millt-
j fan of the Grants Pass Yiural.
j Named Chairman
I Vorn Ritchie of th Medford
Fire Department was named
i chairman of the committee, to
find nd -heok out bum prob-
! lems. Serving with him is tarry
D8vis of the Tsleni Rural Fire
Department.
The association has completed
j its first year and it has been a
l"'hif!hly successful one," accord
: inj to the report given at the
Medford meeting.
Robert M eh ley, state fire
training specialist from the Ore
gon TVipartment f Vocational
Kducatlon, was a special guest.
He commended the association
members on their work and em
phasized the importance of fire
education.
Plans for a state instructors
coordinators meeting to be host
ed hy Vedford Fire Department
next" February were discussed.
A two-day workshop with dem
onstrations ii 'planned.
A new type of fireman's hel
met, purchased hy the Central
Point Rural Fire department,
was displayed at the meeting.
Interstate System Is
Three-Fourths Done
; SALEM (UPI) -Oregon has
completed about three-fourths of
its interstate freeway system,
more than any other state in
the nation, State High Engineer
Forrest Cooper said Friday.
, Cooper said the quarterly re
port of (he U.S. Bureau of Pub-j
1 Carle chnwo drannn hac
ia i . ) f tic in. Ever Heard of a Man
terstate system to traffic. New Attacked By a Moose?
York, in second place, is 8.3 The answer to the question,
Small Worlds
. Around Us
By LYNN M. WATKINS
Missile Sites Slated
for Union Picketing
SPOKANE IT1) Nine At
las missile sites and the main
gate of Fairduld Air Force
Base will be picketed begin
ning Tuesday.
William Dixon, presxieDt of
the Northeastern Washington
Northern Idaho Building and
Construction Trades Council,
AFL-CIO made the announce
ment Saturday. He said the ac
tion was in protest over an Air
Force plan to bring SSfl outside
technicians to the missle sites
to modem ue them. '
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Acru of Fret Forking
implies a wide degree of timid
ity or accressiveness and is sup
posed to spur the very meek
to some degree of aggressive
action. A better simile could
hardly have been found for the
mouse, with the possible excep
tion of the famous "Mickey,"
as symbolic of the profoundest
depths of gentleness of any
creature known to exist in this
often hostile world.
It would necessitate a very ex
haustive search indeed, to find
any authentic record of a man
ever being actually attacked by
a mouse, ut course it would be
pretty despicable human that
would admit it anyway, but the
nature of this little rodent would
pretty well preclude any such
possibility.
It should be a source of great
satisfaction to the entire mouse
tribe if they could know that
there are some rather silly
people that are actually afraid
of mice; a meager reward, but
at least it's a little something
on the debit side for mousedom.
Feels Pride
ton, the mouse. It he ever
heard about it and probably he
has, must feel a flush of pride
because so many uninformed
folks believe the silly supersti
tion that an elephant, the larg
est land animal on this earth,
is afraid of one little mouse.
It's not true of course, but some
folks by not knowing, credit the
mouse with a quality he cannot
possess; tor that the little ro
dent gains a thin shred of respect.
A very wise man bv the
name of Sclden once said, and
he probably didn't have a
mouse in mind either, that "hu
mility is a virtue all preach,
none practice." The saying ap
plies to mankind but certainly
not to mice for this little animal
Is the epitome of abject humili
ty.
Abject Terror
Any mouse, the common va
riety, those that live in church
es, the ones that occupy a small
space in a meadow or forest
must live in abject terror all its
life. Fear must be its constant
companion.
.lust about every other crea
ture in all creation, including
man himself, is an ever present
enemy. There is never a time,
day or night, when it can sleep,
eat, or rest without a feeling
of uneasiness; the specter of
sudden death haunts its every
living moment.
"The meek shall inherit the
earth," certainly doesn't apply
to mice; it's even doubtful it it
applies to man cither; it's
doubtful if the very meek will
inherit much of anything. Even
if they did, the aggressive ones
would take it awav from them
and they would be right back
again, more frightened, more
submissive, than before. In
mouse-society, it is necessary to
always nide and run. The best
they can hope for are a few
days or weeks before the final
curtain. Even a mouse that
tried to be hravc would quickly
become a statistic and unrecord
ed at that.
Yes, the question, "Arc you
a man or a mouse?" supposedly
implies extreme bravery and
aggressiveness and abject
meekness and timidity; but with
every hand, every claw, talon
and tooth against it, the mouse
has every reason to be deathly
alraid ot anything and every
thing that moves.
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