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Man Blamed
In Death
Of Species
WASHINGTON (UPIt - Biolo
gists issued a plea today in be
half of "vanishing species."
They addressed it to earth's
fiercest predator, man. They ap
pealed to his economic teli-inter
est, to his moral sense, and tn
the delight and scientific know I
edge he derives from creatures
of the wild.
Nature has been evolving dif
ferent forms of life for something
like three billion years. Nature
itself has doomed the great ma
jority of 6ecies tc extinction.
But it has let about 3,500
6pecies of mammals, including
man, and 8,000 species of birds
survive to the present. In recent
times the great extinguisher has
been not nature but man.
Man Ii The Villain
In a symposium at the 16th in
ternational congress of zoology
scientists said that in 99.9 per
cent of the tragedies which wipe
out whole species today man is
the villain.
He kills off irreplaceable ani
mal types either by direct
slaughter or by destruction of
habitats through stream pollution
the felling of forests, or indis
criminate use of poisons.
Many of the 1,500 species of
mammal in Africa are in danger.
But the new African states arc
trying to save some of them.
There are sound economic
grounds for doing so.
In Africa, scientists have dis
covered, wild animals properly
husbanded, can provide hungry
man with more protein food on
marginal lands than cattle graz
ing the same areas can produce.
We Don't Own World
In the opinion of Ian McTag
flart Cowan of the University of
British Columbia, Vancouver,
there is a far more compelling
reason for trying to save species
now in jeopardy. Said Cowamn:
"We don't own the world. We
hold a life rental on it. It is our
responsibility to turn it over to
our descendants in at least as
good condition as when we got il,
preferably better."
So far man has destroyed WO
mammal and more than 100 bird
species. In danger arc 55 mam
mal, 100 fish, 4H bird, and six
reptile species.
Law Breaks Up
'Happy Home'
TOPPENISH, Wash. UPI -Police
here' have broken up
Claude E. Parks' haroy home.
And for good reason. Parks'
"penthouse apartment" was lo
cated on tlie roof of the Toppcn
ish Police Department building.
Officers were tipped off Thurs
day that a man was living on
their roof. Upon investigation,
they found Parks had set up
housekeeping on the flat jailhouse
roof and had furnished it with a
table, rug, some blankets, a mat
tress and an alarm clock.
Tlicy found several bottles of
wine and Parks hosting a friend,
identified as Tom Duanc.
Parks has a new address for
the next 30 days. His police
"landlords" found him better
quarters a jail cell on the first
floor of tlie building. He was
charged with vagrancy and tics
passing on city properly.
Law Promotes
Lower Rates
WASHINGTON (UPD - Presi
dent Kennedy Thursday signed
bill intended to encourage lower
rates for shipping lumber from
Pacific Coast ports.
The bill, introduced by Sen
Warren G. Magnuson, D - Wash,
would allow shipping lines to low
er and raise rates v. ithout waiting
for approval by the Federal Mari
time Commission.
The act exempts lumber from
laws under which rates could be
lowered immediately but could
not be raised again without
waiting period.
Magnuson said the legislation
was intended to help West Coast
lumbermen compete with British
Columbia producers who use low
er-cost foreign vessels for ship
ments to the U.S. East Coast.
College Plans
Second Dorm
NEWBERG (I'PO-Tlie board
of trustees of George Kox Col
lege has unanimously authorized
the financing of a second dormi
tory at an estimated cost of 407
000 and a dining hall at a cost of
gra.ooo.
The college said tlie dormitory
to be called Edwards Hall, will
house 404 students. Tlie dining
hall is to scat loo persons.
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