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THE CHINA MAIL WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1958,

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By Gordon Martin

Oslo.

CLIMBERS all over Norway are this year

celebrating the Silver

Jubileo of the Norwegian Peak Club (Tindeklub).

In doing so, they remember the Englishmen who, a hundred years ago, first taught Norwegians to climb their own mountains.

The

energy "Jotunheimen-lodies"

The mail famous of them la rather thun by climbers in the Willkim Cecil Slingsby, who modorn sense of the word. came to Norway in 1872 at the age of 3, and devoted the rest of his life to climbing here.

His

bellef that "the high mountains are the natural play ground of those who are endowed with health and strength", was

of

the on their walking parties became a by- word, and shorts made their first appearance. Indeed, the port and playwright Henrik Ibsen was

Norwegians

To Climb

As early as 1826, 1.C. Dahl, in the Alps but had climbed in Professor of Art at the Dresden Yorkshire and Cumberland; his Academy, came to Norway and immediate ambition, he declared, the maintains were the theme of was to travel to the North Cape 30 and burn a hole in bla hat with a magnifying glass from the rays is paintings for the next

of the Midnight Sun.

yozrs.

an inspiration to Norwegians so impressed by their practical was also well known in the who tounded the Norwegian qualfiles that he had his

long trousera cut down to Tindeklub in 1008.

- knees.

A scientific elimber, he came to Norway at a time when the mountains were popular with travellers under the Influence of

Romantic

the

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Like many writers and artiste, been was a frequent visitor to the mountains of Central Nor way, and they inspired much of his work, The Bisseggon group in the North Jotunheim, visited were

example became the "Bendineg- and camping parties geu" În Peer Cont.

by

for

the

Edvard Grieg the composer

But, before he reached own Jotunhelen, and he wrote, in North Cape, he saw the indun. the 1000: "After a journey in the tains, and a guide pointed out to mountains. I feel happiness and him the Skagasleelstind, tower- peace as if I had listened to ing up nearly 3,000 feet. Brelhoven's Tenth Symphony."

Slugsby nccepted the chal- Slingsby himself palt a lenge, and in 1875 he returned, to Grieg by bringing his sister Edith, also an generous tribute movement, interested more in their boxity

saying that "by his music he led energetic climber. In 1870, he but the made a major tour, and climbed to moun

not only Norwegians, than their challenge tancers, Maps were already be

whole civilised world, to enjoy five unscaled peaks in five days. ing made of the Jotunheln group,

the Norweglan mountains."

Then, og July 21, along withį Central Norway, but

English tourlyte who came to Emanuel Mohn, a schoolmaster mountains

Norway in the first half of the trum Borgen, und Knut Lykken, hiking

last century were mure interested a reindeer hunter, he began the in hunting and fishing than in nocent of the Slore Skagastocle climbing. "But in the summer of tind, the highest peak in the 1855, John Blackwell, a wealthy group. The three made their way young Englishuman who had been to the top of the glacier, now trevelling on the Continent since named after him, Slingsbybreen. the age of 14, came to Vaagaa in But his two Norwegian_con- the Gudbrandsdal district, with panlons were too exhausted his friend Rathbone, and a galde go further. from Chamonix, 1 member of the famous Balmat family. The Watched anxiously by them. iwo Englisbren were so de- Slingsby continued alone, scaled lighted with the excellent hunt- 150-metre (492 feet) high, wall small the summit, buil a Ing and fishing, that they stayed to year after year, adopting local cairn, and in dress and customs, learning the back with them.

and becoming expert dialost, reindeer hunters.

PROFESSOR'S FIGHT

FOR

HIS NAME

From A Special Correspondent

It

One of the strangest cases in the history of the British Commonwealth has been unfolding slowly in Australia for the past two years--and the end is not yet. is the case of Dr Sydney Sparkes Orr, formerly Pro- fessor of Philosophy at the University of Tasmania, who was dismissed on March 16, 1956, for allegedly conducting an immoral association-with-one of the students of the university, Suzane Kemp, aged 20. SOMETHING EXCLUSIVE, Collec

After his dismissal, Professor blaff Associations of Melbourne term packefe

uf nanosed From 20 cents per packet upward. For took the obvious step to and Brisbane Universities have

establish his honour. He sued recently urged that the Univer

for the Salmbury

university

£10,000 sity of Tasmania associate itself damages, claiming that he had with the professor's approach to

The the court. been wrongfully dismissal.

Professor Roy Wright, Profes- Tasmanian Supreme Court dis- missed his claim, and there, sur of Physiology at Melbourne possibly, a lot of people, not un University, said I was likely aware that similar cases have that the University of Tasmanin cropped up in the past, were would be unable to fill any stuff unlich an inquiry content to believe that they had vancy perhaps heard the end of the was held. And the Rev. Heckir the Scots minister story. Instead, it proved to be Dunn, only the beginning" and, since Church in Hobart, said that the 1950 the professor has gained Presbyterian Church of Tasmania vast support from all curts of would soon take certain

steps in the ease. religious and public bodies...

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AUSTRALIAN. NEWSLETTER

No Work In The World

Cost So

So Much

For So Little

Sydney, Aug. 13.

tons, Thursday Island is suffer- Inga depression.

☆ ☆

ALSO in Sydney are three

kumino-clad Jupausese girls.

They are here for six weeks to truth as nir hostesses with Qantas.

ig As soon as their training finished they will take up duty

During the last few weeks unnamed government on the Tekyo-Sydney run. The

MOST

know

Auto relions most of the lurks around the

place as far as saving a bob here and there but a new one came to light this west when Mr H. W. the NSW Hospitals' Association, Sampson, General Secretary of said that many patients gave falso names and addresses Lo escape paying hospital bills.

He-declared Ubal-hundreds of Thousands of pounds were awing to hospitals by ex-patients who could not be traced by names or

sources have been indulging in what, in three girls speak duent English. General MacArthur's day, was known as a softening-up process. These spokesmen have been Membership carries a perk of £10 a week, a gold pass which The date was a milestone in throwing but pretty broad hints the history of Norwegian mour that the city's missing rail link means free travel on the State Laineering. Norwegians came into the Eastern Suburbs Bailway transport (if there is any reason contact with the English clim-is finally to go into the pigeon why they should feel like using und free admittance lo bers' centre at Turtagros, and in hole of forgotten public works. It) 1908 founded their own Club that the whole question-of-the-

Omcially, it has been slated Sydney race tracks.

Then there is the excellent Blackwell married Mari Svce. reputed to have been the most In 1910, Ferdinand Schjelder tallway is under review, but dining rooms with a top class

little doubt that men at a low class cost;

phones, beautiful girt in the valley. They up visited Slingsby in England. are i

stallonary; the organised races on a nearby lake, and saw a photograph of Sted- the public is being brought lo a

northern Norway, condition that the final official cumfortable room, and shooting competions for the tinden, in peasants. Then, in 1800, Black- described by the Englishmen as snouncement will cause no sur

(X) will be well returned to England with "the ugliest mountain in the prise and there his wife to take over his estate, world." He returned to Norway screams of rage-from the sardines known locally as the travelling und Rathbone went to serve in and limbed It,

public. the indian Army.

The Eastern Suburbs Railway

By 1870, British Alpinism was E new phase, and entering climbers who had exhausted the possibilities of the Alps were looking for new peaks to quer.

CO-

up in the responsible Melbourne Largest glacier in Europe-he made ramark ealculated to

a "Age," which said in a lending

It is in this support, rather urlicle that the public conscience arouse the enthusiasm

the Alpine Club,

Slingsby kept up his connec- tion with the Norwegian clumbers until his death in 1920.

stopping:

under Sydney for 45 years.

Its various starts over this Priod have cost the tax payers around the £5 million mark.

The various stops have laft riddled with tunes

free box, 7 private

Det Deris

make the magic tance. bowling green and other lider at addresses even after ad- latters MLC something to keep in this world of uncertain times.

DROVEN at Ivanhoe, 507 But the writing is on the wall A miles west of Sydney, made and Sydney's most exclusive £500 in 12 days from wild goats. club is on the way Dul

He rounded up 2,000 of them on Tarticularly f Labour wins the the dry, lunch plants. next election.

The Unions have ordered !!.

2

Will

Strails form man

The drover used sheep dogs to bring the goata 97 miles to rail- head where he received between S and Ts a head for them.

Australia is building up a fear- ly brisk export Trade in goat meat with the Middle East, to where Muslans preter 1 miution, and with US, where it is eunned for peta,

régularly.

GOVERNMENT scheme to 1868. the Alpine Journal In a message to the Norwegian Sydney

use 100 Japanese na pear published an article by John B. club this year, Sir John Hunt, that go nowhere and do nothing

last three years the diving instructors is failing. And then there is the hard- Campbell. In his description of President of the Alpine Club, For the and of

the noted the close links between works has been at the slop stage. haded Australians Press, the the Jotunhein

With the population of Sydney Japanese and Torres to be the climbers of the two countries. Josuldalshree-sald Stammed

now nearing the 2 milion mark natives with no longer

All the goats killed and ex- that and public transport gelling mixed crowe, but And he reminded them

ported are nannies, the billy of his much pioneering remains be more and more nut of hand, separate boats,

being well below par for eating. The Native Affairs Minister, done, expressing the hope that there is growing resentment at

Incidentally, hundreds of out- Dr W. Noble, said this week the back people eat goat's meat laun in the original allegations could not allow the interest in readers in

"Most of the peaks in the "such barners as the Iron Cur- the prospect that not only any suncerning the girl which were the case to subside, and which

western part of the Jotunheim," thin wht now be lowered for the rallyway not be built, bus at Queensland made against him,

uf Tas- the urged the University uniqueness of the ties. mania to set up an independent he wrote. "have not yet been mountaineers who live on either the fact that work on it is being sanctioned this change.

climbed."

side of them, so that wo may pressed on regardless of coal, to sellle definitely the

for]

Whatever, the outcome, Harely, if ever, before has there inquiry

In 1872, as a direct result of hure our common passion support issue of innocence or guilt. been such widespread

the publication of this article, adventure, far removed from the|ertain

works that no public Both Archbishop Young and Slingsby came to Norway. He material complications for a man or such a widespread

of the

n-project in the world has dragged Scots

been tienal policies and economies." feeling that an act of injustice The Kirk-session

so long and cost so much for had pavedbly been done. And Church have stressed that there had not up to that kno

Iso little return. yet the case has come, at least had been contradictory evidence Temporarily, for a deadlock.

Ohe leading supporter is Guildford Young, Roman Catho- with the student that has been

Hobart, made against Professor Orr. Archbishop Tasmania, who is pressing Pro-

Fic

that

case

dates in the regarding certain

conduct De allegations of Immoral

"This whole pathetic, miser. sor Orr's claim for a full in- able business should be resolved touris quiry into the allegations of without recourse to the

Com- of impartial seduction:

nade by means were

mission of inquiry," Archbishop Young concluded.

that against him.

I that were the only move by a prominent Australian to bring jubout a rehearing of the vase, a would still be important, but it is, in fact, but one of many. At This stage the following people or public bodice. have come for ward publicly to say that they Think great injustice may have been done and to urge that the khule ense be reheard,

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20

Alr Thailand, Burma, tuntia, 0 p.m. Hawal, U.S.A., Canada, 0 p.m. Indo-Chine. Laos, Budaya tesia, AANIPULIS. New Zealand, 0

Japan,

p.m.

By Bustace

Pallippines, Thailand, Kane, 3 pm, Macao, 0 p.m..

THURSDAY, AUGUST 21 By Air Korea, .13

China, People's Republic, 839 m. Malaya, Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand. Ceylon, Indie, Middle East, Africa, Grest Britain, Europe: 2 pas

Philippines, 3 p.m.

U.S.A., p.m. Japan. 8 p.m.

By Surface

p.m.

China, People's Republle, 9 5.01. Marad,

Koren, m

Japan, Canada. 1 p.m.

Micro, é p

FRIDAY, AUGUST 22 By Air Indo-China, France, 10 a.. Okinawa, Korea, 10 a.m.

Malaya.

Indonesia,

Thailand,

A.M.

Formosa. 1 p.m.

Hawat, U.S.A Philippines, Australia,

Landp.m.

Formosa, & p.m..

Puma Pakistan,

Hawaii, d_pm.

Middle

10

Exat

Great Britali, Europe, 6 p.m.

U.S.A., Canada, 6 p.m.

Cambodia, & pa

By Burfata

Chine, People's Republie. D. 4.m. Italy, France, Netherlands. Ger Genna), Inny (Switzerland, via (Belgium Cyprus, Parcels vin Mar-

cities), 1–48.

Malaya. tain, Europe Egypt, Great Bri.

Canada, Noor.

Macao, 1 p.mor

Burina, 1 p.m.

TEL.

Portuguese East Africa, (N. & S. Rhodesia ** Nyasaland, Parcela via

L. Marquça), 2 p.m.

Macao, PRY,

SATURDAY, AUGUST 21 By Surface. China, People' Malaya, Mauropublic, um.

Africa Brazil, (Argetitine, Parceir direct), 11

a.m.

Japan, U.S.A., C. & B. Americ.

27001.

Macao, I p.m.

Indila, 1 pām.

Formoen, 1 p.m.

■,p«m,

China, People's Republie, 0 p.m.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 11

Meno: 1 p.

Dy Butfans

Ironing And Baking

This, as one can see.

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BY

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THE 。 WAY •

by Beachcomber

it is

ONE of the headaches suil to be solved by Premier Cahili since his return from overseas is how he is going to get over instructions from the unions to

Du-

Government had

Dr Noble said: "Neither the

* Japancee nor the natives have NEW Guinea Banicing other in caria the conndence

Nthoritih ure getting con- for the hazards of

cerned abou, the saving habits of essential

the natives The Highland diving.

"Japanese work as deep as 40 natives thy bay are the world's falhams (24D.), bul Torres biggest misers? Strait natives profer to get their shell about 10 fatheme deop.'

The 160 Japanese were ad

in

the Bank managers estimate natives have woll over £1million salted away. Needless to say, the March, under milted last

money is all coin-mainly dispensa- Federal Government

shilling pieces-which they bury tion, 10 teach the untrained

in various places around their natives scientific diving methods. villages and promptly forget

Thursday island lugger own where. bollsh the State Upper House, employ the Japanese on a profit-

Legislative has for long been a

of Abolition

sharing bials.

*

*

NOTE on permissible slang are probably livery," replied the among educated people on man, calmly affixing his stamps. Council

Torres Straits Pearl Shellers LAIMING that Austraila is formai occasions omlited 0 Bird-seed may still be sent by plank in the Labour Party plat-

Iastest

growing in- Islands, furm but it is only over the last Association's president, Mr J, L. the warning agalist the use of the post to the Andaman

employs 72 dustrial nation in the world, the Bood of word "boko" for nose. but no! jellied eels or football six month or so that pressure Dunwoodie, who

saict: "Their main Minister for Trade, Mr McEwen, A lady does, not buy to an boots to Swedish Lapland. bus been put on the Premier to Japanese,

trouble is that they are used to this week gaye industry a pat on ambassador ut & diplomatic re-

carry it into effect.

Strangely enough, one of the culmer waters.

the back, and at the same limo extrudinarily strong body of ception, "Punton me blowing my In parting tablic opinion and one, with the bolo su frequently, but I fear

earlier reasons why the issue "Strong currents are confusing a bit of a low punch by telling Church and education

we think they will them to get out and sell. leaflets drop has never been forcod is that the them, but strong

I have contracted a cold in it." APPARENTLY

He told the Export Develop elements in it, well likely A hostess at a rather

from a helicopter Opposition, in the shape of the pick it up." Informal pod

Party

Torres Straits divers wear only ment

that Australin Council Love secured a roopening of the cocktail party, if she knows a during a fele to raise money Liberal

would have The Presbyterian Church

But nolling of vase.

and a must find new markets and new hep-the guests well. may say, "I for the restoration of a church tilterly opposed the move, but an air-fed bras helmet The Tasmanian Govern-wish Jonquil Tasmania which, earlier this pued.

exportable goods if she was to would keep her

as litter. count

What would ever recent years many Liberals conselet over their shoulders,

If they "Inil out" of their overcome her trade balance of yeur, had asked Mr toy Bagzin, ment has been keeping strictly bolo cul

other people's really rouse the authorities to inve come to regard the cham- the State Allorney-General, to or from the case.

frenzy business." Anyone who said L!

would be a parachute her as more or less a joke and helmets at great depths this con problems. reopen the, ease; the Church of The University.

Later he told the annual of Tasmania wine-tasting ceremony, "Give jump made on a Sunday by ay opposition they raised about cause death.

of thic Commercial The Japanese, who live in dinner this Richebourg the once-over singer wearing a theatrical cos. its going would be taken England; the

with you: boko," would not be tume and carrying lottery half-hearted at lens!.

specially built barracks on the Travellem' Association that asked gan.

tickets for distribution ut d Grealest advocates for the castern skio of Thursday Island, country in the world had ever on the achieved the industrial expon- concert "Gambling, even on retention of the Chamber are the are forbidden to land

nion of Australia nor had the Post Office hits out

week-day -und

ordinary 60 members in

who belong to it, Australian mainland. clothes,"

Because plnatics are strangling population of any country risen stockbroker, without doubt it la Australia's rots the nation's character."

but so fast. the domand for pearlshell most exclusive club.

has

and Roman Catholic bus so far refused to support Chach; teachers of philosophy move for a Royal Commission approach: at all Australian and New Ze- or, at least, a joint land universities; the Newcastle with Professor Orr tor University

casc the opening of the Supreme Court. The university

College Staff Asso- the staff associa

TC-

clation; and tions of Melbourne and Brisbane d also refused to consider new E Post Offled has Universities,

evidence and suld that the pro- The Presbyterian Church said fessor's only redress was a per- that a great injustice had been sonal approach to the courts, dione and that I had new evidence which cleared

reacted vigorously against a grow- ing abuse. Nobody may DOW send bees by post to Conadu. The university said it had no The question of wasps la stili

the undecided. A man Pro- legal and moral guide to

who had festar Orr completely. It is rights of the Orr ease other than labelled a pureel of bees "Spek noteworthy

was asked by an aler that, after be had the judgment of the Supreme Only,"

and the clerk, "What, pray, la that lost his original case Professor Court of Tasmania

The buzzing in my Belfast High Court of Australia. Orr, who came from originally, was admitted to the latter court had heard Professor Scots Church of Hobart as a fuli Orr's appeal against the decision

the of

Tasmanian Supreme communicant member.

Court, and had rejected It, His supporters claim that

condemned on the uncon- firmed word or the girl whom he is alleged to have wronged. Purt

WAY

he

curu?"

TARGET

"You

# of

C. of E. And Universities.

LOW many

words of

The Church of England has of her evidence was, by the way. strongly urgede a reopening of that misconduct look place once the case.

in Professor Orr's house when The Roman Catholic Church's Mrs Orr was ironing In latest position, has been put by kitchen, and once agan In Archbishop Young, quoted house when Mrs Orr was baking above.

o cake, und Quil on both occa- The teachers of philosophy in sions Mrs Orr prepared supper Australian and New Zealand for her. Another part of universities have sold that they evidence

love letters

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Four tellern

of more can

the

A

the

JAM

from the

the

were

i would boycott the Chair of alleged to have been wrliten by

Philosophy left vacant at the the girl to Orr. University of Tasmania by Dr And there, for the moment, Orr'a dismissal.

rests one of the most puzzling The Nowenatle University cases even known in Australia. Collage Staff Association last Om's story was that the girl

declared month

all obviously had "erish" on film University glot but that no Tasmanian

misconduct ever vacancies were "black"-could took place. And the feeling not be accepted by members of about it in educational, Church the amociation until the case and general publle eireles growE

And the stronger day by day. was finally resolved.

that

letters in the guaro on the Jett 13 making eacli T U N word, the

Instore in each of the email aguares may be used once only. Each word met contain the large letter la Bum, and there must epite Let Jeast one alne-jester word in the The No plural na tortigo words to proper names. TODANĄ TAKGETI IR Words good; E wards, very goot 24 words, exclient elution Turm.

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