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An ,Arrival. At
The South Pole
It was time to get airborne!
VI'Ore Liv wt) started to climb
as we .passed: through one of the
wericl's most awe - inspiring
sights, the Beardmore Glacier, I
think I can say that in all my
travels, I have never seen a sight
that stunned me so much with
its sheer beauty.
Underneath, as we climbed,
the glacier twisted and turned
liked a bread, majestic river,
flanked on either side by great
ranges and peaks, The ice was
sometimes se blue I was tempt"
eci to believe that indeed it was
a river. At times it was narrow,
at others, thirty miles across.
The peaks above it were brown,
white and blue, Tributary glaci-
c.a., from the Polar Cap came in
like veins of a leaf, all moving
relentlessly down towards the
Boss Sea, where for time beyond
count these great ice rivers have
flooded into the sea and so form-
ed the Ice Shelf.
Gus took the Old Charger
• round the corners as though
piloting a ship, but soon the
weather started to change, As
we climbed to the top of the
glacier, heavy cloud blotted ev-
erything out. Only our radar,
with its yellow blobbing finger,
warned us of neighboring peaks.
The winds increased, for ice is
not the only thing that flows
down the Beardmore and its
neighboring ice canyons, The
cold, heavy air from the Polar
plateau always thrusts and seeks
its way downwards, and so is
channelled into the natural
chasms of the glaciers, . . .
By the time we reached the
top of the Beardmore, at 12,000
feet, it 7began to get very cold.
Even niy mukluks couldn't keep
mr feet warm. Below we could
see nothing, except an occasion-
al glimpse of the snow and ice.
but even then I was never cer-
tain whether it was snow or
When we reached the Pole, I
saw it for a second, marked by
a circle of old* oil drums, then
it vanished. It didn't look more
than hundred feet below us.
(Actually Gus was flying 200
feet above ground level,) Then
a whiteout came clown, I saw
the Pole station, the black
smudge of half-buried huts, then
that vanished too, It took Gus
Shinn three tries to land the Old
Charger because more than
any other air station in Antarc-
tica, he had to be desperately
careful at the Pole to land on
the actual airstrip.
There was nobody to help
him, The Pole station did not
have any experienced ground-to-
air staff capable of leading a
plane in. Gus was on his own.
We circled round at low altitude
and then came down. And this
time we7,made it, and the Old
Chargers landed as comfortably
as a Britannia at London airport.
A few moments later I wrenched
open the aircraft door and jump-
ed out and I was at the Pole.-
From "The. White Desert," by
Noel Barber,
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doesn't hear a noise.",
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lightning. Causes •
A "Striptease"
Streeeieg the e nergy of a
lightning flesh, a scientist cal.
culated . that it had the driving
power of a g00-ton train thu.n-
&ring along at a speed of fifty
miles an hour,
Bach summer science sheds
new light on lightning in many
parts of the world. There is no.
basis for the popular s-,ying that
lightning never stril' twice in
the same place, It 0 flees.
In just Inyer a yea. „Leicase
terehire inn was twice ;struck by
lightning. The Empire State
building in New York City is hit
by lightning at least twenty
times a year,
Friends of a golfer who was
struck on the fairway of a New
Jersey course, were amazed as
well as zriefestricken. Exactly
twenty-five years earlier the
same man had narrowly missed
being killed by lightning at the
same spot on that fairway.
According to a man who studie.
ed thunderstorms for many
years, there are 44,000 every day
of every year or 1,800 every hour.
Each thunderstorm yields about
200 flashes of lightning an hour
so that 1,800 storms give 360,000
flashes over the whole globe, he
said. This means that every sec-
ond of time throughout the year
100 lightning flashes are taking
place somewhere.
The clay is coming when
lightning` will be "collected" and
used to produce power and to
light our homes, predicted Pro-
fessor A. M. Low some years ago.
Freak effects of lightning are
endless. In Lima, Peru,. a sud-
den lightning flash ripped off
the clothing of a pretty girl in
a mein . street,
How- Can- I?
Dy• Anne Ashley
Q. Row can I remedy white
woolens that have begun to turn
yellowish?
A, -Use three -ounces of per-
oxide „to, two gallons of water in
washing them, and then dry
them in direct sunlight.
Q. How can I keep a tin roof
In gobd -cehifitiOn?'
A: Always repaint a tin roof at
the first sign of peeling; other-
wise,. deterioration will set in
and cause rapid rusting, conse-
quent leaks, and eventually the
necessity for a new roof.
Q. What is a filler •I can use for
wide cracks between softwood
floorboards?
A. You can make a filler from
sawdust and glue. After filling
the cracks with this, fresh saw-
dust is sprinkled over the filling.
When ,dry, the Op is sanded off,
and stained' - to match the floor-
boards,
Q. How can 1, when preparing
a chicken, make the feathers
come out more easily?
A. When scalding the chicken,
add"a teaspoon or 'Soda to the
boiling water. The feathers will
be easier to pluck, and the flesh
is left white and clean.
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GLUM CHUMS - The picture of sadness, a quartet of cyclists
from Uruguay grimly accept defeat efter, d 4,,Q00 emeter bicycle
pursuit event at Chicago's Pan Americcin'Games.
How Taxi. Drivers
Size Up Customers
A s u dclen thunderstorm
drenches the city, Bus service is
slowed to a crawl. An empty
taxi cruises by a bus stop crowd-
ed with people. A man jumps
out and hails the taxi, The cab-
bie speeds on, a tiny smile curl-
ing his lips. Why?
In the current issue of The
American Journal of Sociology,
Dr. Fred Davis offers an explana-
tion. Davis, who drove a hack
himself while a student at the
University of Chicago, says that
to the cabbie that man at the
bus stop is probably a "public-
transportation type," a person
who rides taxis only when it
rains and does not deserve con-
sideration.
Like many of his colleagues
who can turn a fable into a
foible, sociologist Davis serious-
ly explored "the random, fleet-
ing, and unrenewahle relation-
ship" between the cabbie and his
passenger for new knowledge in
the endlessly fascinating field of
human behavior. "Ever since I
collected my last tip, I've want-
ed to do a sociological study of
my experiences as a cabbie,"
said Davis, who is now studying
the problems of handicapped
children for the National Insti-
tutes of Health. Davis's first
conclusion; The driver, when
engaged with a fare, is conccious
of little more than the size of his
prospective tip. As a result, the
hackies Davis analyzed put each
customer into precise categories.
Among them:
The Stiff: Purely and simply,
someone who doesn't tip.
The Sport: "His tips are gen-
erous and even on very short
rides he will seldom tip less than
a quarter."
The Lady Shopper: "Her pre-
ferred coin is a dime, no• more
or less,"
The Blowhard: "A false Sport
Often holding out the prom-
. ise pf much by way of tip, he
seldom lives up to .his words,"
Davis insists that his study of
cabbies and their fares has a Use-
ful purpose. "The only thing
that matters to the cabbieAs ma-
terial gain," comments Davis.
"The lesson is clear to those who
ev,Oettici... peter schemes for com-
prehensive medical service under
. which, . • relations between
:Seevers arid served would be-
come'reputationless, anonymous,
,prid,narrowly calculatiVe."
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SOOTABLE SPOT - Chimney
pot of a house in Tobermory,
Isle of Mull, Scotland, houses a
plant from seed carried there,
perhaps, by a bird,
Bernard Shaw
As A Publisher
For the greater part of his
life, G. B. S. was his own pub-
lisher: that is to say, he bore the
cost of Issuing all his works, em-
ploying a publisher merely for
office and mechanical purposes,
such as distribution of books,
and the general convenience of
a staff trained in the details of
publication and sale. He chose
his printers and he was highly
particular about the type used
in setting up the pages and in
the style and colour of the bind-
ing. He imagined himself to be
expert in detecting the differ-
ence between type set by hand
and type set by machine, but he
was sometimes caught out in this
matter,
The green covers in which his
books were first issued in Great
Britain were less satisfactory
than he had hoped they would
be: the colour faded easily, and
he therefore used an entirely
different format when his works
were ' collected.
He insisted that emphasis
should be denoted by spacede
letters and not by italics, and he
was equally insistent on the
abolition of apostrophes from
contracted Words! using dont in-
stead of don't, His fussiness, in
these respects was not, surpris-
ingly, displayed in connexion
with his publications in Ainerica,
which seem to have been left en-
tirely to the discretion of the
publisher, .
Luckily, he was able to engage
secretaries who were highly ef-
fieient.-From "Bernard Shaw,"
by St, John Ervine.
One of the chores of experts at
The Battelle Memorial Institute
is to sit in closed booths smelling
different kinds of food sub-
stances„ The sniffers take a whiff
every thirty seconds; then try
to write a detailed description of
the smell:*
The idea behind the research•
is to help army caterers provide
tastier food for soldiers.
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