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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Mt Everest Climbers to V' Face Storm n v' s v si' ' a ' X iv ’ ' '‘l s t V' v v i ' ' V t - v$ ' ' S' '' x x :y c f'' C v -i '' iV‘1 Northwestern Professor Urges Sterilization By WILLIAM F McILRATH CHICAGO (UP)— Dr Charles B Reed Northwestern university obstetrics professor painting a pic ture of deteriorating mankind bluntly asserts that all unfit women should be sterilized Otherwise he says the human race will become extinct because Mon-Boo- e NiMH l 5 K - M rrS uh’Si'r "i i'av Vi” 'j(sv'L ' ryi ' & v s y - r rv : ' YV: Km ? j s 4 'w Y ’ - - '“ This mountain camp in the snows high on the rugged slopes leading to the nnconquered peak of ML Everest is typical of the relay bases which the fifth British expedition is to establish on the mountain beginning late in March The climbers work upward from successive camps in the intervals between storms of the wind rose to a scream and the snow tore past in blinding sheets ‘The effect upon tired men may Their world disapbe imagined peared their goggles iced up till they had to be discarded whereupon their eyelashes froze together they were literally fighting for their lives” A few weeks hence Ruttledge must judge again the right moment for the final assault In 1921 the year of the first expedition the monsoon stsuck on July 7 Nature Balks Plans In 1922 it lashed down on June 7 expedition defeating In 1924 it burst the hopes of the third expedition on June 15 Then in 1933 when Ruttledge figured that he was "safe" until at least the first week in June on the strength of past performances— when he had deliberately reached his base camp 12 days earlier than any of his predecessors— the monsoon roared out of nowhere far ahead of schedules on May 19 "It almost seems” said a member of the expedition at that time "that ‘demons’ of Mt Everthe est are bent on keeping us ’from our goal It is a little uncanny" he-seeed -- 10 C) (Continued from Monsoon’e Tary to' End Effort to Reach Highest Peak n DARJEELING India UP)— currents blasting in primeval fury across the Himalayan “roof of the world" may spell victory or defeat— perhaps death— to the 1838 Mt Everest expedition which leaves here on March 15 Bound for the "last great adventure on earth" the conquest of the world’s highest mountain the British assault party will gamble once more against the meteorological forces which sent several of its of members away empty-hande- d glory and all' but physically broken in 1933 Warmth Precedes Storm The dash to the icy pinnacle will take place some time between May 20 and June 15 Up to May 20 experience has shown the cold is too terrific for the human body to withstand From then on V the atmosphere gradually becomes "warmer" with the advent of southern winds from the Indian ocean and the Bay of Bengal— forerunners of the dread monsoon which transforms the upper world into a raging maelstrom whF lifa uttH Ha lougsr aKish'-Thmonsoon "deadline" is June 15 Thereafter retreat is the only course as the warm moisture-lade- n winds from the south rush with hurricane force against the ebbing cold winds from the northwest and turn to howling swirling blizzards Describes Terrors veteran leader of Ruttledge Hugh both the present expedition and the luckless 1933 party in a book issued in 1934 described the malevolent fury of the monsoon which drove him back: “A moment before all had been quiet and peaceful In a few seconds nature seemed to go mad The far horizon vanished as the voice C 1938 s 3 i ts A 8 I VA vV MARCH mothers are bearing present-da- y children who "can't take it” Blunt and unhesitating Dr Reed warns of the dangers of too much "soft living” The human race is degenerating he declares How far will it degenerate? To extinction— unless a holocaust wipes it out first Explained as Evolution He explains it is a process of evolution The human race is not as healthy and strong as it used to be ‘The mothers say they don’t want their children to have as tough a time as they did and they do everything to make life comfortable for them "The daughters are pampered and petted They don't get enough sunshine or exercise They can’t take it the way their grandmothers did” Reed explains that nature customarily eliminates the Unfit' Years ago physically unfit women died in childbirth and so did their progeny Today they go to hospitals where trained doctors save them Thus the Unfit survive despite nature Their defects are handed down Grouped Into Class These are the women Dr Reed believes should be sterilized "They are the ones who bear most of the children" he said “The oth- ers the Intellectual careful hygienic women — the ones who should bear the children don’t do it "You can't protect the world against fools " he says angrily "Most of the subnormal women off he arid He caught the point of the nozzle between his jaws The powerful stream knocked him heels over head and n sent a mass of water down his throat MAKALE Ethiopia (A-5- An American rifle more than 50 years old was the armament of one of the Ethiopian warriors killed near here The bearer a taB well-bui- lt Ethiopian was tlain when Italian troops attached a cam- hard-drive- Drenched and gasping be got to his feet and out of the way of the There he halted head on deluge el train one side and made a further study The rifle is a Remington of the puzzling situation Presently breechloader w i th falling he had worked out a plan There breech block and using center was no chance to tackle the stream fire cartridges It has a partial from the sidl or from the front He ejector a cleaning nod a sockhad prqved that had proven It right et for a triangular bayonet painfully But he hit on safer and and sights for up to '900 yards easier means to slay his new enemy General Fuller retjred BritHe jumped to one eide and caught ish army officer who is here the black rubber hose itself just as a newspaper correspondent back of the metal nozzje H was stili do said the weapon-migh- t scissoring the rubber in two with some straight shooting It had his keen young teeth when I put a not been cleaned however stop to the battle Silly? Yes Of for months perhaps years course it was But It showed a clevThe barrel was choloed with erly evolved campaign and definite dirt plane of action worked out in quick succession on new lines as each should be sterilized But they won’t preceding move failed The average puppy loves destrucThe human race is like pack- of tive mischief But the average pup animals ‘You can't depend on them to use rightly trained outgrows such mischief before he is a year old Sandy contraceptives either You can adObedient In every vise them if you want to but you did not outgrow can’t prevent the wrong people from other way he could not be broken — - of this babyish destructiveness having children" Dog a Pest Cites One Large Family after morning long after Morning He related the case of ai woman he was a n we whose husband earned $35 a week would come outdoorswatchdog to find the When she bore her twelfSh child front lawn strewn with the pages of and was released from the hospital magazines Sandy had taken frorn Dr- - R&ri advised her is return iti the porch reading table and had three we'eks and be sterilized torn to shreds Veranda cushions When she did come back it was would be lying here and there to have her thirteenth child The dog ripped and disemboweled Explaining evolution Reed scoffs was a pest at the idea that a more intellectual His mighty sire Gray Dawn had race would have bigger heads And even leas patience with him than L if the people of the future have no And Sandy used to tease him unfior would be It the appendices mercifully rousing Dawn to wild insame reason as now— surgical operadignation Dawn was our only house tion They can keep their teeth in dog from 1925 to 1929 Sandy had foods believes of be soft by become something of an outcast spits proper diets Then in the spring of 1929 "But if they go on riding around Dawn died And an odd change in automobiles instead of getting came over Sandy need some day the exercise With no encouragement from us people won’t have any legs” be he stepped calmly into his sire's vawarns "Or if they do have legs cated post of house dog and king of there won’t be any muscjles in Sunnybank's collie pack Never them" again ditfhe commit one act of mis a - it and punof dogs or up He became our chum and our car dog It was almost amusing to note his efforts to please us and to take his dead father's place in our lives On occasion (as when a huge stray cur crossed the lake and chased one of the puppies) he could and would fight like a tiger But except in times of need he was wholly gentle Carries Own Food He loved children and ail children loved him When one of the Albert Payson Terhune clubs or other contingents of boys and girls came here for an hour’s visit Sandy was the reception committee and ished SAN FRANCISCO CaL (UP)-Do- ctor of become a university degree as a result of the statewide movement of the Future Fanners organization Chapters of the latter are organized In virtually every county of the state Membership U limited to high school boys who work an agricultural project on the aide Five degrees ari granted as follows : Green hand degree: Member must be enrolled in vocational agriculture and carry out a project Junior Farmer degree: Member must have completed one year of host and earned I have sheave of snapshots in my vocational$25 agriculture — :— therefrom- desk sent me by such young visitors as souvenirs of their Sunnybank California Future Farmer deMember must have earned outing In the center of every group gree: $200 from his agricultural 50 from to 100 —groups numbering during his school years people — sits Sandy proudly half a projects dozen hands caressing his head and and be in the upper third bracket hia broad shoulders Few dogs have of scholarship Future Farmers degree: Only been loved by so many children 30 are chosen each year from the During the years his pinkish coat had become a deep mahogany lus- higher ranks of the last degree trous and heavy And he had grown American Farmerdegreel Member must have earned at least $500 to gigantic size from hU agricultural projects durDally at feeding time ever since Dawn’s death Sandy has picked up ing his school years and pass an his full food dish without spilling' examliitiori by the national board " Future Farmer authorities On any of lts contents arid has carrlec of It to wherever the Mistress and my- member from each thousand is the self happened to be even if it were maximum chosen for this degree a quarter mile from the house There he would aet it down alongside us and would eat his dinner i I wtah I might say be carried the jkmptlecj disji back then to where it belonged But he left that job for me to do my self-elect- ed at Freedom in Bathing Costumes Approved Copyright 1936 McNaught Syndicate Bookish Nation by-la- STOCKHOLM CPI- -A survey of 3229 Swedish homes in 160 cot munities disclosed that the average household had 27 books and three newspapers Of the books 11 were fiction four religious two encyclopedias two on economics one history one geography one on law one cook book one on diet and three for children LONDON UP) — Feminine bathing costumes may be as scanty as desired at English holiday reaorts There will be no new rules regulations of to interfere This is the decision of 80 representatives— all men— of the most popular pleasure spots in the British Isles They gathered here for the annual meeting of the Association of Health and Pleasure Resorts Said one member of the association: ’You will never stop girls spending more or wearing leas We have drifted many years away from the flannelette age It dead” la V ? 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