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Show Sruce Biossaf 'AN Among Friends ' X -- ' n Hatfield: Hoofbeafs . OfGOP Dark Horse SUNDAY; SEPTEMBER 26, 1955 WA Today's Editorials- ?TON 1NEA)TwictT in recent weeks, Republican Gov. Mark Hatfield of Qresoa -' I - I I m rne ureen isianas r reserving n ii -- Every 24 hours America loses 3,000 at res-- of natural land to development. This amounts to about one million acres a year go- ing into such things as urban expansion, fshopping subdivisions,. housing centers, highways' and Fewer and fewer children today inhave the benefit of first-hanwondthe with timate experience ers and beauties of land in its natural and unexploited state. Even our many excellent state d, and national parks are becoming overtaxed by a growing population with the leisure and money to travel whatever distances are required to reach these oases of na ture. er teacher-naturalis- weathettatiaiis, -- ts !i conservation in an urban nation depends in large part on reaching children, who will have charge of our natural resources in the future, the National Audubon Society in 1944 came up with the idea of educational nature centers. The Historic 'Colony' Trouble f f t, g ' &adientific-Lli--J braries and other education aids. Others are simply a pleasant pre serve where the typical flora and fauna of the locality can be seen. But. these centers make only a small dent in the needs of a population of 200 million. It is hoped there will be 1,000 of them by 1985 and twice that number by the year 2000. Through, its Nature Centers Division, the Society is working throughout the nation to sell the concept of these "green islands" and to provide technical assistance to local groups and agencies wishing to establish one for their com that the oroblem of Rwilizinsr , These would be areas of unde-evvelopcd land near communities, ' modest patches of forest and mea- dow and stream, by means of which trained could lead children to personal ex- periences with nature. They would be outdoor laboratories green to which islands for learning" school teachers could bring their classes, scout leaders their troops, parent their. children. Todav there are some 200 nature centers in the United States and Canada, both publicly and privately administered. Some of the best ones have conservation demonstration areas; astronomical observatories, model farms and aniens. " 'tli' ' jp t't If 7 :Jf-- THE o m 1 igLl " "'' j rrAim iU. CHOPPINb BLOCK has gained large spreatL in Pa cific Coast newspapers, it is perhaps one measure of the fact that he is at a real turning point in his political career. The general assumption is probably correct that, since he is barred from a third term by law, he' will seek the U, S. Senate seat held by Sen. Mau-rin- e Neuberger But that decision is "more difficult for Hatfield than it might he for some others. He is still, wrestling with the financial aspects that would be involved fa a move to. Washington. The necessity of maintaining two homes (one back in Oregon) and the loss of certain perquisites of the governorship would add to a net loss which the only modestly fixed Hatfield couiq in afford Thus he is eivinz rarpful rrm. sideration to the handful of small college presidencies which have been offered him. He and his wife both have academic backgrounds, "and such a switch could prove congenial. WHAT MAKES THE MATTER so tantalizing is that Hatfield, as a few observers noted at the time of this summer's Governors' Conference, has evidently dmrai i A il sr poa siaomng. w.jirove As a two-tergovernor and a bright, handsome, seasoned man of 43, Hatfield would not be just another freshman senator, ia the Republicans' small and rather pale list of senators, he would stand out e wouia quickly have to decide how to play to focus heavily : on his Senate homework, as da those who try to earn membership in The Club, or whether to move about the country on the banquet circuit to build broad public favor. But, at least, a Seriate seat would give him the oooor- tunity of choosing. SOME OBSERVERS' , urn,i nowever ne migm At. . 1 ARGUE go about it, the 1568 presidedntial comes too early for him to make a try. But Hatfield definitely is among those. Republican who taxen in 1968. And he appears willing to go out on a limb to prove it. few of his party colleagues thought that was where he put himself at Minneapolis with his jabs alyjeiampaliey-Hicomments, incidentally, produced some advene reaction in certainAsian lands where leaders read them as evidence of softness. A s JT ft Haield ta any which nm beyond to orny difficulties than Senate. They may never have heard the most of the other 1968 OOP By a not implausible process , old refrain, but just the same the. who can be "eiimin- prospects i oi elimination, the ma nnp men in the Kremlin are wonderated'' by a logieaf totting up field can be so presidential of xtheir piusses and minuses, ing how're you gonna keep. them munities,. Mr. Robertson ' reduced that Hatfield becomes 'ir-beinin the sateldown on the farm fronTa "state with a reasonable dark horse prosit is that the membership of IrjAon of Buckley's National By FRANK C. ROBERTSON lite countries, that is. pect. the John Eirch Society tolerates of a drawback For a long time the sharpest Review is already .... dwindling . - -- At. The Soviets' grand scheme 'of mtrirused to the conference M "Minnesuch most and but be, it stillcounts with and articulate of it critic not is paranoid This has to be the e unpatriotic a Communist - shared prosperity that sadly, ideal likely many he was apolis, clearly affected politicians. drivel." the most articulate voice of the . summer job: $75 a day just to lie all liberals has . been William Barry Goldwater,' sphere conceives "of a sort of dihis by success on the big stage There was much more, and conservatives will be silenced F. Buckley Jr., publisher of from vision of labor among the eastern around for 10 days doing nothing, had as. he challenged .President Paul Coates, another columnist the the far Rational more offset inther areas by professional patriots European satellites. Those already with constant nursing care, meals Johnson's Viet Nam for the Times, summed it up: whose weapons are slanderous than Hatfield can foresee. Review, and his popular "newshighly industrialized, like Czecho- in bed and free entertainment; one observer: "With no mercy, but fine judgand. abuse most of chlamn in rumors, paper Furthermore, some politicians everyone appeals slovakia or Russia itself, are the then six weeks' vacation; then "No doubt of it, he had some who 'does not nshare their horment, Buckley attacks the conwho admire Hatfield's of the big conservative newsadminisfactories. Countries like Romania . back to the old grind for another ginger plums dancing through trative papers of the country. He is a tagious lunacy within the John rible nightmares, and fear and his talents still wonder if 10 days of lying around. or Bulgaria, traditionally supplihead at Birch And of he hatred out our own Minneapolis." Society. scion of a wealthy family, and he u "heavy points government. enough" for the In public opinion polls, the Twelve students from Southern has never been ers of raw materials and agriculthe severe damage it is doing to" Mr. Buckley will not share the known to speak tural products, are supposed to, California colleges "worked" in a kind word for a liberal. His the authentic conservative implied views of Reed Benson governor usually rings up no' a ig job. And others, watching performance like that at He has stripped the this manner during the past sumcontinue to emphasize this role. that only he and Pop, and a few. more than two or three per cent . cause, credentials are of the j. , , mutrw that ne .... of the of total in cloak from are tests .The trouble is that some of mer fop' the" rong!as Missile atid Recently,uutyt others, respectability Guldwater good Americans, among RI too much to the Barry galleries the Birchers and replaced it and the rest of us are traitors. publican voters. But it is taken uicm wieii i tun cent, uj siay wiiu Space. Systems Division in Santa praised him as "a good conthe Oregonian wiikfta It is hea! 'ening to know that as an encouragement that at hasNevertheless,; the economy, Monica in a research project for servative and a great Repubsome - pretty substantial -. this Coates Mr. that time some he down Calimo'ioiates is in predicted He lican." is not after they've seen what indus- National Aeronautics and Space recorded at alL credits currently running his party, even with Working from a Buckley would earn a niche in fornia wU usually say, "Let for mayor of New York City as trialization can do, nor do they Administration. Goldwatentes, and cannot be Hall of them go and they will hang m Washington, he want to be sequestered from the The object was to gather data a Conservative against the the Society's special might soon uvenooKea, with themselves with the rope of Dwight Infamy, along Democratic and Republican ' markets of the rest of tne world on the effects of prolonged exEisenhower, John Foster Dul- -. their own idiocy," are themcandidates. any longer. posure to weightlessness. There les, John F. Kennedy, Earl selves organizing to counteract One of the great conservaDr. Poland's trade with the United were a few catches, however, in and Robert McNamara, Warren the flood of letters and phone tive newspapers in which his States was a substantial $200 milthis idyllic employment. and the first to leap at Bill calls when the Birchers move column appears regularly is the lion in 1964. Following its lead, The volunteers were first put Los in on the PTA, the schools and Buckley was Dr. Billy James Angeleg Times. Yet a few Romania signed its first trade through a strenuous routine of exthe libraries to set up their weeki ago I, and no doubt many "Hargis, founder of the Chrisagreement with Washington last ercises tobuild jib thejr metabolic , othe-rs-, were astounded to read ' tian Crusade, - another outfit "patriotic" censorship. It is a good sign when genuine conyear. this caption over we of his which makes a good financial activity. . ,: XT ... . .. servatives like Bill Buckley bething out of the fears of the gulThen they had to spend one of columns: BIRCH SOCIETY nun a. Tin wrt?. uttue mission, comlible. Said the fat, smug, and gin to get sick at their stomManv nersnn tronoraMu industrialists the 10-dposed of top-levperiods immersed up LEADERS' WORDS MAKE temptation to maintain ah exachs at the excesses of the pro"patriotic" Billy James, "Wiland government officials, is behind ' to their necks in "tubs Of oil. (The THEIR DEFENSE IMPOSfer to do most of their cessive speed is too great for has lost F. liam fessional Jr. and their Buckley patriots the Iron Curtain to, confer with other period was spent in bed to SIBLE. Referring to their driving at night bemost night drivers to resist. of leader as a the his dupes. standing cause of the relatively fewer industrial leaders in Romania and see which of the two methods best founder's charge that former Buckmovement. For your own conservative cars on the road. If you plan President Eisenhower was a safety you Poland in hopes of further implesimulates zero gravity.) should take frequent suicide as NO TEA, NO SYMPATHY committed has , ley to do Communist-agentconscious much he midcoffee after 10-ddriving menting President Johnson's 'poleach breaks-ca-rry Finally, following as his standing with PLYMOUTH, a vacuum bottle Eng. (UPI)-T- he night you should be familiar wrote, "I regret to say that in far icy of "building bridges of American-ownewere d of the is session, concerned." of coffee firm reclining with you because most boys with the hazards of such judgment it is impossible to trade." whirled on a centrifuge snack bars will be closed. If a sort my The rumor is that the circu-- Brown and Sharpe, ignoring' a course.special defend the of the British custom, announced merry-go-roun- d Every such bridge that is built of space-ag- e to John Birch leadership possible you should also You are likely to encounter if one reads cannot help but lessen the ecoa relief driver so that youcarry test their tolerance to rotations- up closely evenSociety plans to abolish the morning more drunken drivers, drivers can its contemporary alternate turns at the wheel. tea breaks at its who are nomic and political vassalage to to eight times the force of gravRULES and afternoon, utterances." high on pep pills and " " the Soviet Union in which these ity. plant here. 0 For the past six summers drivers who are half asleep, at He goes on to ennumerale its , InEighty six engineers promr-tlsatellites are now held. 3 readers are the wheel And you may yourself the office in which I work has Letters from claim that every social advance They earned their money. went on strike. The men been infested with sand fleas. be a victim of highway hypnosis vited. They should be as confrom civil rights to mental back to work when the went We have used insect limit with a brought on by monotony comhealth is in the eyes of the cise as possible, sprays and firm agreed to discuss the matbined but this does not Letters 350 the words. with in of repellents longer shining your Birchers part of a Communist ter. seem to control them. What thin this must be cut Typeeyes of the isolated dashboard conspiracy. With equal scorn would you suggest? double If surrounded write light possible, spaced. by comparahe quotes their views on forThe opinions and statetive darkness. must carry writer's Letters A Sand fleas, otherwise affairs from the current eign ments expressed by Herald The generally reduced visibilknown as Tunga penetrans, true name and address. Pseus, number of the Society's magacolumnists are their owa Jenstn ity on unlighted highways adds donyms are not permitted: The chiggers and jiggers, art "As zine, American Opinion. and do not necessarily reto the danger. Distances are often hard to Herald assumes no responsifor Viet Nam, one thing is cerget rid of. Some flect the views of this often harder to gauge correctly bility for statements in the persons are more attractive to tain: no action really detrimenwhen you are approaching a them than others. The usual tal to the Communists is even Mailbag column. The Herald Did you know that the common curve at night. Then, too, the - commercial insect Mac Helm, Eran Call, and Grant Thorn. to or the reserves right reject conceivable or even possible so sprays and cold costs the American people $3 The way the club edit letters which are too long, are of little or no on repellents keeps improving as and McNamara long Rusk, billion annually ia lost wages, lost the caliber of membership, I'm afraid not In good taste or potentially value in discouraging them. Kateenbach remain in power . production, and medical expense? libelous. Letters which deal The first step should be strict they're going to ask a few of us culls The important thing is that Due to colds, more than ISO million to shove off. with church doctrinal subjects cleanliness of the infested buildAmericans can expect only de. days per year are lost from the VS. or contain statements derogaing. This means cleaning out feat so long as they are com. work force. It's a good tiling our neighbors are manded by their enemies." tory to any religion or creed dusty cracks and cleaning rugs Also, did you know that more thai will be rejected. and carpets as these are favored not extremely close to our house, else Commented Mr, Buckley, 9H rrAUinn' nutnU tultn breeding grounds. This should tv.v f M.i Mum CUIUS "One continues to wonder how they'd heard a grown man cry that be followed by dusting with ad asy wintry day. . Saturday following the snow. Now I understand why the tissue sodium fluoride powder or pyre-thru1 Den babying, caressing, and A woman's magazine recently offered its readers "fast food business is so lucrative. 20 millioa BY JAMES O. BERRY ideas for EEREY'S WORLD powder. -- The, former is the cook on the go." 5WpTng six tomato plants since I very poisonous and should not runny noses wiped dry tea times a fTlanfed them. Then when I'm about to . That includes most cooks today. For it is rare today to find be used where there are childay ... , let's see . . . 200 million TtSp the fruits of my labor a woman who can claim she stands over a hot stove all day what dren or pets. tissue multiplied by X number of but it snows happens and then freezes. is women used to do. Finally you should dust your wintry days Course, I guess I really shouldn't feel It's much more likely that today's housewife does her cookclothes with 5 per cent sulfer Oh, the heck with it t Colds are too bad when you consider ti in talc and apply the same powing by snatching a few minutes here and a few minutes there guys that miserable enough without trying to lost acres of tomatoes. I than that she devotes hours to getting a meal ready for the table. I guess der or 5 per cent sulfer in a just figure how much profit someone wasn't cut out to be a farmer. While the meat from the freezer is thawing, the housewife-coo- k ' greaseless base to your skin in H. makes out of ... is probably chauffeuring the children. While the prepared-nti- x the regions most likely to be I see that Dr. Wilkinson made a cake is baking, she is probably oh the telephone affected. Most people can tolerOne of the gals in the calling a statement of advertising ate this but a few will get a list of names for some organization or other. surfpoljefBoceralng department, Shirley Chatwin, tells me ers and go-gHe said they sulfer dermatitis in which case And she does most of her meal planning while she walks girls. me fall colors in Provo Canyon are up ould not be allowed on and down the aisles of her favorite supermarket. they cannot use the sulfer. campus absolutely magnificent. Although I'm a Shucks, I guess I'll never see a It's a go-gfor most women really cooking , today, whether spring and summer man, I do enjoy the girl bow. they "are full time homeraakers or working wives. Both seem to beautiful colors the fall season brings. COURT JESTERS ', However. 1 won't i find their days, too crowded with activities to allow kto Guess I'll load the family fa the buggy stretches total loss because an the of( time in the kitchen. SACRAMENTO, Calif, (UPI) end tour the canyon scene. bve told me about 'em. "big boys" But it's probably just as well. For since they can't claim to Frank Belcher, former president of the California Bar Ashave been standing over a hot stove all day, T- - ... . Tomorrow ia a holiday for a lot they can't be too u any ot you feel as I do that US when a sociation, says the televising of husband calls upset to will he be at say least an hour late of people around the globe. It's Rosh court proceedings could turn have a distinct for dinner. Or when Johnny says he can't wait to'have Hasbanah dinner or Jewish New Year. ' witnesses into actors. with the family because he has important things to do and Sis The Hebrew date is Tfchrf i. vnt u 10 loraPe with those motariroH-"We wants her on dinner television a table because is So there a program court have .enough clowns in for those wh like to celeU wouldn't be so rooms already without she has to see.r brate holidays, bow's your chance. bad if I were vounir anii m,m 11-- 7 . creating more," he told a comSo, perhaps? with a family on the go it's just as well that the 100 yards in 10 seconds mittee discussing "fair trial cook is on the go, too. She would be but family wonder If Dick Wiseman knows I mighty unhappy if oWer and fatter I'm and free press." she spent all the hours in the kitchen that women lucky to run tbj it's Rosh fiashanah tomorrow 7 used to spend. 4w iii iv uuiiuies. Especially, since her family most likely will not be around to A person used to have VARIEfY is Mi W NU, a fighting ot the" sit down together to enjoy it and give her all the The Provo Rotary Club took in three cltance when praise Classified any Section. Turn back 'Ucket-giverthese were woman In "The who of need residents settin' up has stood over a hot stove all day expects and Washington might help acw member! last week. They were, afoot right now and check through but now . a home rule governmentcm ya spar deserves. few CIA boys? the wide selection of values. , ;" i -- The John Birchers' Fallen Idol Our Curious Times all-tim- a, policies.-Comment- s is. " - strait-jacket- down-on-ihe-far- m ." a . Brandsfadt A Hazards of Night Driving Should Be Kept In Mind .9 el ay long-distan- ay FORUM y Tt by line red-bug- Ruth Millet! ... Cooking On the Go May Be Best After All --- Jwj m - .... . o go-g- o o' . 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