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by— Ruth Wyeth Spears «32
Virtuous Intolerance
Intolerance has its place,
isn’t enough of it
against indecency,
Just plain vulgarity
There
employed
injustice and
A youngster engaged in ruining
his life is seldom open to reason.
No fool like a young fool
The culture that a wife can
spread on her husband who has
no taste for it
thin veneer,
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By JOSEPH
W. LaBINE
f
of intrepid Russian scientists
thorough examination of Arctic
aviators began the most
wastes yet attempted by men,
“kitchen.”
Suddenly the whole world
aware of the po-
work, the
Alaska,
Columbia *
As Russia goes to
newed interest to
Canada, British
seeks to extend her domain
to the North Pole. In Great |
Britain, scientists are mulling
over data gathered by the Brit-
ish Graham land expedition to
the Antarctic.
Many reasons
sudden interest.
northwest passage which
Henry Hudson sought may
yet be found in the Arctic sea.
ation progress has made practical
such long sustained flights as the
two Moscow-California hops last
summer. Moreover, who knows
what valuable mineral deposits lie
beneath the crust of ice and snow
hat covers Arctic lands?
justify this
The fabled
Antarctic Land Discovered.
nt Brit-
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nat
In the Antarctic,
ish expedition
Graham land is not an archipelago
of islands as previously reported by
Sir Hubert Wilkins, but one great
tract of land—a peninsula of the
Antarctic continent. Thus an im
mense tract has been added to the
earth's known surface.
But it is the North pole which
discovered
its proximity to North America, Eu-
rope and Asia—a potential short-
cut across the top of the world.
The Soviet's best scientists are
now living in some 60 weather sta-
tions along the Arctic coast, helping
push back the frontier and open the
sea to ships—at least in summer.
Their observations are now sup-
plemented by those of the ice-floe
expedition, four scientists who land-
ed near the pole last May and have
since drifted slowly southward, to
be picked up recently off the coast
of Greenland.
Submarines Enter Picture.
Moscow has announced that even-
tually it will establish a series of
weather observatories and landing
fields along the proposed polar air-
way between Russia and the United
States. From these vantage points
the Soviet will study geography of
the Arctic with airplanes, while sub-
marines dive under the ‘ze crust to
looks with re-
province. In
United States
own far north
below
American
recently
Siberian orth which
formerly existed only a home of
living death for Czarist political
prisoners. Even today the Stalinist
government is probably using part
of Siberia as a prison for victims of
its atrocious purges, but Dr. Gruber
found other portions of this vast
frigid seas
Gruber, an
correspondent,
explore the
Dr. Ruth
newspaper
visited the
America has been slow to appre-
possibilities of Alaska.
nextr al
moval
of farmers from sub-mar-
ginal American lands to more fertile
ABOVE-—Captain Amundsen tak-
his Norwegian flag flies at the point
determined upon as the exact South
Pole. This remarkable photo was
taken December 14, 1911, the date
Amundsen reached the pole.
BELOW-—Every iceberg that men-
with so many exploration parties, in-
cluding the recent Russian expedi-
tion under Commander Panapin.
Alaskan soil several years ago. But
she has done little more.
Today, when airways span every
ontinent, there is still no regularly
scheduled line between the United
States and Alaska, although
Alaskans themselves are more air-
others in the
states. Last year more than 20,000
residents of the territory made trips
y air—almost one-fourth of the
population! Alaskan
territory can be ¢
»ar-around exploitation
Private Radio Stations.
In the entire territory ti
rivate radio stations,
laska Airways
diary) maintains
r weather
uch 1s u
quer Americ:
north .
Meanwhile,
British Col i
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Pattullo wan
ders to the North
upon agreement
government, the
include all of )
of Mackenzie, including
the radium-producing Great
lake
Such a territory would give |
rich potential mineral
In a few months the entire world
nin and his companions discovered
formation secret.
Gulf Stream at Work.
It is already known that they
Arctic is devoid of life, they had
frequent animal visitors.
Many obstacles must be overcome
before commercial air routes can
be mapped over the Arctic, although
aviators used to northern flights
claim the atmosphere is much
clearer and more favorable for fly-
ing than in temperate zones. The
biggest aviatior. obstacle is imprac-
ticability ~*~? ¢/mpass devices based
on the sur, since the Arctic has no
sun part of the year.
But the day may come when Lon.
doners bound for San Francisco or
the Orient can fly with perfect safety
and comfort via the short-cut route,
over the top of the world.
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