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~ THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
sIxTFENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA
IN Avn FoR MONROE COUNTY.
~ CHANcERf.
Case Ne. iS-i7A
SALLY r.. - BENA- ,.x
-. DIVORCE
MICHAEL ". aABENA.
NOTICE ny ~ ssLICATIoN
tn. MICHAEL ~. SABENA.
Eay west. Monroe County
FLORIDA. whose address Ia
unknown and who II con-
eealIng himself 20 avoid SER
vice OF precsss
Voc are hereby notified tha1
Btu Of Complaint for dtsores hs
been filed against you py pt4ah
sIff. and yCu are hsrsSy feaoIfs1
10 serve q copy 81 yoar AhH~1 70
tbn ptgI - CONSTANT on the plain
,tss.s .tsornev. and fife the original
an.wer in the offiee Of the Clerk
80 81 (sfrralt Court on or fore
falls tath A. 70. 1851. ia dsfanls Of
y hi~h the BiiI - Compliant VIII be
tnkar as confessed by You.
DATED al KeY west, Flofidas thlS
Jane 9th. 1853
(Cifeuit Court ssall
fsA1 EARt. n. ALA1aH.
clerk ~ tns Ctrc8it Court.
Monroe County FLORIDA
tsdl EARL 2. ADANs.
r. q Bux fAe.
KY West. Rl9T IA
Attorney for Plaintiff.
5anlE is-assIsly1. 1854.
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26-Lots For Sale

IT'S 100, h-block fr ocean.
Apis, motel or residential. p
Boysen. 626 Fleming st. may3-tf
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COMPLETELY FURNISHED. On
beach. Adults. Only $4,000
monthly. Call $50 w. june11-stx
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Kruger National Park in South
Africa has an estimated 100000
game animals.
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FURNISHED / bedroom apart
ment. Private bath, no pets, no
children. $500 monthly sos Ashe
st. june12-2tx
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38-Automobiles For Sale

1941 Chrysler. In good running
condition. Cheap. Tropical Sheet
Metal Works. june10-3t
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WE PAY 800 for old batteries,
Dicks Tire Service, 90 Truman
Ave. Phone IT'S. june1-ti
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SODA fountain and iuncneonette
doing excellent business. win
sacrifice as owner is going TO hos
pital Cali 566. apT2s-E
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Apartments For Rent
tContsuuedJ

THREE furnished apartments. New
building. All electric. Tile bath
and shower. Phone 375 or 239.
june4-tf
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LIFE GUARD. Stevens Rose Crest
Motel may29-tf

MAN for local deliveries. Must
have drivers license. Apply in
person, Gulfstream Food Dept.
Store. HOS White st. june10-tf
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IN THE CIRCUIT CoURT oF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL EfHGIfT
oE THE STATE OF FLORIDA
IN AND ron MONROE COUNTY.
~ CHAsCKnY.
Case Ne. a1-1s7
FREDEETA G. FAZIo.
Complainant
"a DIVORCE
SAMUEL W. FAZI0.
U&feHAAnG
NOTICE By ~ nLICATtoN
To- SAMUEL q FAZAO,
" r. s.
8affstf F4s3a. California.
Wgssg ARE HEREBY ordered anA
F~szmassa 70 file 4 e@py Of year Ar
mx 81 ~ fhe Complaints fer Divorce
vsnssn t.esxa s&akMamt @G8&1taF ard
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-12

IN THE CIRCUIT cot ut OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL GfN1IIT
OF THE STATE nF FLORIDA.
IN AND POR MONROE COUNTY.
~ CHANgEnY@
Gmme We. I5~iNI
Villas MURPHY. -
Csup ihInaat
~ DIVORCE
PATSY JEAN MURPHY.
Defendant
NOTICE III PUBLICATION
TO. PATSY 1EAS 4L.RFh1.
at West HFoa1waVs
co HI " Griffin.
SRm&ngAa. GI& ~ bora -
TOT ARE HEREBY @CE&FE E1S
that sufs for Divorce has Beer faSsa
&g1kaNg ye- h.re4n Ana xaS are re-
aatFsd 10 maFVs a eapg ~ F@gF Aa*
sw~r 20 the gosap TIA 81 Tor Dt*ores
on tAN f-arrpzaissAus.a Attorney. asa
tie the ovsg&naE AEs@@F n kEs Ct
flies 81 ere Clerk 81 Fh@ 1AFests
CAST ca OF h&fers - 80 a.
81 4w&e L. 1854 In gh* a0~ss 60
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50-Legal Notices

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
sIxTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND ron MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. ~ CHASCEHY.
Case Nc. 1871
GESEvrF'-E +. ROBINSON,
Complainant
vs. DIVORCE
JAMES A. ROBINSON.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO: JAMES A. ROBINSON
IN CARE OF MR. q MRS.
EARL ROBINSON
z5s Chestnut Street
kearny. New Jersey
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that a Bill OF Complaint for Divorce
has been filed against you and you
are hereby r uirsd 10 serve copy
OF your Answer or Pleading e. the
Bill Of Complaint on the Complain
ants Attorns and file the original
Answer or Pleading - the office
cf the Clerk Of the above Circuit
Court on or before the cad day OF
July. 1859. II you fail 20 do 40 a
Decree Pro ConfsREo III be en-
tered against you for ths relief ee-
manded in Bill of Complaint.
Dated az Key West. Florida this
2sth day Of May. 1852.
Gs<all EARL 4. ADAMS,
Clerk CIrruit Court,
Monroe County. FtoTsda
BY: ls6 Fiorenee T. sawyer
equity ~lsFk
tsal n RS C. Ypumans
SksB'sETT a. VoUMA$s
Attorneys for comgialnaa NJ
.fets Dwvai Street
Key Wsas. Florida
MAYBE .luns-I3-zalasz
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FURNISHED EFFICIENCY apart
ment, electric kitchen, children
welcome. 800 Elizabeth st.
june12-tf
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NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO: JOHN H0PsoN NisBET
1894 goth Street. y. w.
washington, ~ e..
YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
AND REQUIRED 20 serve copy
OF your Answer 20 the Compiaint
for Divorce on the cafnplainant's
attorney, and 10 file the original
Answer in the office OF the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court on or before
June a0th. A. y. 1852. in the above
entitled cause. otherwise the ale
cations therein VIII be taken SO
confessed.
DONE AND ORDERED ~ Key
West. Monroe County. Florida, this
2sth day Of May. A. -. 1889.
1ctrcuit Court
Seall EARL II ADAMS
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County. Florida.
BY. Kathleen Nottage
Deputy Clerk
iad) ALLAN CLEARE. JR.
Attorney for Complainant
eof whitehead Street
Key West, Florida
may s0:iuns-fa-so,iaSa
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APARTMENT for rent Ills Mar
| garet st. june12-3tx
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TWO modern houses 90 highway
and water with boat harborx and
channels. both suitable for resi-
denee or fishing camp, Al cash.
Write or phone HndxInx. Summer
land Key. nayseu
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Chs CO landseapea doszhie lpt 8
spacs0as rooms SIS GO Inquire
sT2& Avenue g4n@ 10 LA
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39-Trailers For Sale

40 Howard. %. Fully equipped.
Can be financed. Inspect 8
pm. Lot rs. Overseas Trailer
Court. june9-5tx
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LARGE downstairs unfinished
apartment. Plenty of room. En-
closed yard. $50 monthly. Apply
N. d. Artman. Phone 1885.
june12-6t
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8-Mals Help Wanted

SUPER MARKET Stock Man. Ex-
perience desirable. Apply in
person. Gulfstream Food Dept.
Store, HOS White st. june6-tf
Evening star., 1952-04-27

PASS THE CIGARS: This to-Ted Crank whose tor
notch radio TV american the completes it's
year on the air this month.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
SOFTENING SUGAR.

(From Mrs. C. B. ~, Hy1ttsuilleJ
In answer to Mrs. F. s. A., Ar
lington: Hard brown sugar can
be softened by putting it into a
closed container and kept closed
Put an apple in the closed con-
tainer with sugar, which will re-
turn to its natural state. This
will probably take a week more
or less. Fruit cake can be kept
in the same way.
(From Mrs. c. w. A., Arlington
OF all the different ways to
soften brown sugar, I find that
the easiest and best way is to
tear all the wrappings off and
cover it with two fresh slices OF
bread; wrap it in waxed paper SO
it will be almost alright and
place in the bread box overnight
1t will be soft and like new again
REMOVING OIL STAINS.
(Fron, Mrs. F. T. L.. Washington
To the mother looking for q
safe way to remove vitamin oil
stains from clothing may I sug-
gest cleaning the material with
soapless shampoo and warm wa
ter. I use the one with five letters
beginning with P and ending with
L. Washing with soap merely
sets the stain.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
Readers Clearing House
TURNING COLLARS:
CLEANING SILVER:
GARDENIA PI,ANT2
(FrOn1 Mrs. p, w. K. HuuttSDille

(Fron Mrs. P. w. X, Hyattsuille.)
RCH has been a daily must for
me since we arrived in this area
a short time ago. In answer to
the bride who did not like turn
ing collars, I noticed a store on
Eleventh street near F that does
this.
Many people have complained
OF the soda and salt method of
cleaning silver as it discolors the
aluminium kettle they use. I've
found that using an enamel pot
with a piece of aluminium foil
will do the trick. Consumers Re-
search reports that this is one of
the safest ways to clean silver as
lit removes less silver than other
methods. My silver is rather or
nate and I use this method once
or twice a year using good polish
In between. All pieces to be
cleaned must come in contact with
the foil so the tarnish can be
transferred to the foil. When the
foil is thoroughly discolored it
can be replaced. I've cleaned my
tea set most successfully this way
and since we've been stationed
very close to the beach where the
oxide from the sea weed would
turn the pieces black in an hour
|or two. have found that waxing
the silver with regular floor wax
will preserve it for weeks at a
time, allowing it to be displayed.
Any tarnish that forms over the
wax can be easily wiped off with
Ia clean cloth.
My gardenia plant is a small
one and had several buds when I
bought it. It has not progressed
at all in the last month and the
big bud fell off. Would some one
be kind enough to tell me what
kind Of care it needs. I've been
using a liquid fertilizer on it
which has stopped the lower
leaves from turning yellow but
still the buds will not enlarge.
X X X X
CRAB IMPERIAL? =
(Fr0nl Mrs. F. E. w., Washington
I would like to have a recipe
for "crab imperial" The season
Is approaching when I will be at
the SeaShore where crabs are
plentiful and that particular
recipe was most helpful in plan
ing crab dishes.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
Stag Lines:
By Bert Bochoroch

PRECAUTIONS: small piece of sponge carried in
your luggage is a great lint remover It
OF trouble but dip bottle tops in melted paran they
won't leak inside your luggage While not infaible little
alcum powder-rubbed and rubbed of-w many
clothing spots.
TRAVEL TIPS When from home colored shirts give
double treble the mileage Of white
less French cuff shirt if forget
long trips it's smart sport shirt for comfort and
carry regular shirt and tie in large envelope quick
change just before arrival.
PACKING UP: Before pack, put to side all the
things you'll need the first night out Pack them last so YOU
won't have to dig for them Good travellers put inventory
list in pocket of their luggage avoid leaving things memory
and leaving them behind Hundreds at home
are little help to the road Be that
in your luggage before you leave
PASS THE CIGARS: This week to-Ted Crank whose top
notch radioTv American Forum of completes its oath
year on the air waves this MONTH
ODD ITEMS Says Fred Cole bathing tycoon "omens
swim suits change but they'll get briefe than
they American will accept Bkni types
During his 20 years of writing and producing One
Family the radio Carlton Morse turned script
teria equivalent to 81 u-ength novelist The worlds people
speak 2,796 languages
Evening star., 1952-04-27
Thursday. Moy l:

WASHINGTON PARTY
directed by Mrs. Gladstone
Williams, l pm, Blue Room,
Shoreham Hotel. Princess
Kropotkinwill be guest-star
commentator. "Linde" star
rubies and star sapphires
to be shown. Nadia Buck
ley's famous ring that un-
folds to form a link brace
let another feature OF the
show.
From II to 4 pm. DAVID
CRYSTAL designs will be
modelled informally in the
Greenbrier Sports Shop,
julius Garfinckel Co. Mr..
Robert Crystal is to be on
hand, too, on this day.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
It's q Dute!
Mondoy, April %:

THE ROUX consultant
will be at Kann's through
May 2, giving information
on the five new high-fash-
ion color shampoos designed
to help you achieve a new
look" in your hair coloring.
Miss Noel Gordon, REV.
Ions hand-care expert
will be at Woodward & Lo-
throp through May 4, il
luStrating the Nail Builder"
beauty idea. "Problem-type"
nails can thus be helped to
achieve a prettier and
healthier state.
LUNCHEON FASHION
SHOW, staged by Jelleff's,
Mayflower Hotel Lounge,
Sue Boteler concentrating
! pm.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
ELECTRIC IRONERS:
TESTED RECIPES;
COTTON LOOP RUGS?


(From Mrs. J. J. H., Washington.)
1t surprised me to see so many
people who liked ironers. I
loathe ironing so I pamper my
self with an kinds of gadgets that
will make my lot happy one. I
just had to have an ironer and
finally got one and it certainly
Debated my enthusiasm. I don't
think it saves any time because
each piece has to be run over sew
eral times to dry and press it,
and getting it out and putting it
back and ironing corners, ETC.,
makes it more trouble than it
Is worth to me. I have high
stool sit on while I iron and it |
makes it much less firing. 1t
takes quite whole to get used
to it, but when you do it is GER
tainly worth it in the end. The
old wash woman we used to have
when I was a child said that the
secret of ironing is the thickness
Of the pad and that is what makes
the wrinkles disappear, so I have
two knitted pads on my board and
an asbestos cover Il have never
had that brown spot problem
others have had. thank goodness)
About the tested recipes one
woman uses exclusively, now, II
ask you who would just make up
a recipe without trying it, so i'll
seems to me they are kitchen
tested" I am sure I wouldn't just
take some miscellaneous ingredi-
ents and put some numbers in
front Of them and pass them on
as delicious dishes. I have had
good luck with other peoples IA
vorite recipes. I think there are
other good cooks than those that
write books.
I'd like to know what you with
children think of cotton loop rugs.
Are they hard to keep clean?
Would I be spending all my time
washing them? Are light colors
better than dark or visa versa?
I have found that light beige or
grey linoleum is much easier to
keep than darker shades.
I think this Readers Clearing
House is a wonderful consumers
report because the proof of the
pudding is in the eating.
X X X X
HAVING HELP.
(Fronl Mrs. G. d. H., MT. Rdinier)
Mrs. d. c., Alexandria: BY all
means hire a woman for one day
a week. It is amazing how much
she can accomplish. I would sug-
gest date late in the week if
possible because that leaves your
house in order for the week end
have one-bedroom apart
ment, but she also works forl
others and does q 3-bedroom
house in one day. You can ex-
pect a complete housecleaning,
scrubbing kitchen and bathroom,
changing beds, doing some wash
Gin automatic waSher) or ironing.
On special occasions she polishes
floors instead of ironing.
You will be surprised how easily
you can keep your house in order
If she does a thorough job. I'll
admit I have a jewel of a girl
and they are hard to find. But do
give it a try as it is we'll worth
it and you will have so much free
time
Evening star., 1952-04-27
Fridoy Moy 2:

Moy Z:
Repeat of the DAVID
CRYSTAL showing at the
Spring Valley Julius Gar
f1nckle & Co. store. Same
time.
SIX FASHIONS AT SIX.
staged by Jelleff's, Mayflow-
er Hotel Lounge, 6 pm.
LUNCHEON FASHION
SHOW. staged by Jelleff's,
! pm. Palladian Room,
Shoreham Hotel. Summer
Candidates. for fashion
honors will be the theme of
the VOGUE show of fabrics
and fashions in the fabric
department, eighth floor,
main building, Woodward
& Lothrop's. Feature show
ings at II, 1:30 and $3.50
pm.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
Saturday, Moy 8:

Saturday. Moy 8:
Repeat Of above show.
Same time and place.
LUNCHEON FASHION
SHOW. Raleigh Hotel, Pail
Mall Room. l pm. Under
direction of Mrs. Gladstone
Williams.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
OVEN-FRIED CHICKEN.

(From Mrs. w. C. T., Nineueh.J
Melt " pound butter or substi-
tute Tin pan big enough to hold
one cut-up chicken0 Place Toured
chicken, skin side down, in pan.
Put in 400-degree oven in exactly
80 minutes; salt, turn, salt and re-
turn. In exactly 80 minutes re-
move. Use iron skillet so it can
be placed on top of stove after
chicken is removed and gravy
made.
\ 4 X X
CHICKEN WITH PINEAPPLE?
(Fron, Mrs. M. G., Silver Spring. }
Does any one have a recipe for
frying chicken with pineapple .?
Apparently the pineapple is fried
with the chicken and the juice is
used also.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
D. {. Heads Decide Tax
Against Church Must Stand

The Commissioners decided re.
gretfully yesterday they couldn't
do anything about a $196.83 taz
levy against Albright Memorial
Evangelical Church property, nor
mally exempt.
The taxes were imposed on the
ground the church was late in fl
ing a report showing the use OF
the property during 1851.
The law requires that owners OF
exempt property must file annual
reports before March / showing
the purpose for which the prop
erty was used during the preced-
ing year.
The church did not file it's re-
port until March 3, Assessor James
L. Martin reported, and it was
necessary to assess the minimum
of a months taxes. Since the
church had not requested an ex-
tension Of time before March /
there seemed to be no authority
for the Commissioners to grant an
extension, he said.
A spokesman for the church
trustees had explained the delay
was caused by changes in the
offices OF secretary and treasurer
Evening star., 1952-05-09
Details of Charges Against It. Smon Involving Wire Tapping

"'1e information of a superior Of
f1cer.
! specification No. 1:-That 1t
Shimon, on the 18th of August
1949. in a written report per-
tanning to his official duties in the
presence of the intended for the
information of Inspector Robert
S. Bryant and there Capt. Robert
v. Murray, willfully and knowing
ly made an untruthful statement
that in an investigation conducted
by him, part of which took place
in the Carlton Hotel, there was nc
wire tapping used at that hote.
whereas, in act, 1t. Shimon vel
knew that wire tapping was usec
lat the Carlton Hotel in the in
vestigation.
Specification No. 2:-That 1t
Shimon, on the 18th of August
1949. III a written report willfully
and knowingly made an untruth
full statement that he did not us,
wire tapping in an investigation
conducted by him in the 25Ol
block of @ street NV, whereas
in fact. 1t. Shimon we'll knew tina
he did use wire tapping in tn
investigation.
Specification 3-That 1t. Shi-
mon, on the 26th of August,
1949, in a written report will
fully and knowingly made an
untruthful statement that in the
investigation he conducted at
the Carlton Hotel he did not
engage in wire-tapping, where
as, in fact, 1t. Shimon well
knew that wire was tapped at
the Carlton Hotel in the investi-
CATION conducted by him.
Specification 4-That 1t. Shi-
mon, on the 26th of August,
1949, in written report will
fully and knowingly made an
untruthful statement that the
telephone line of Mr.. Thomas
Slack, an attorney for Howard
Hughes. and a Mr.. (Noah)
Dietrich, also connected with Mr..
Hughes in some capacity, was
not tapped in the course of the
investigation conducted by him
at the Mayhower Hotel while
Mr.. Slack and Mr.. Dietrich were
stopping at the Mayfower Ho-
tel, whereas in fact, 1t. Shimon
well knew that the telephone
line of Mr.. Slack and Mr..
Dietrich was tapped in the
course of the investigation con-
Quoted by him,
Evening star., 1952-05-09
Bethesda Trade Show
Planned for Nav 1881

The Bethesda Trade Show will
be held May 20, 80 and 81 at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School Gymnasium.
The Bethesda Chamber of Com
merce is sponsoring the show to
acquaint residents of the area with
commercial services available in
Bethesda.
Carl Bachschmid is chairman of
the event. Roger Eisinger, presi-
dent Of the Bethesda Chamber Of
Commerce, said a portion Of the
proceeds from sale of booth space
and tickets will 60 to the Be-
thesda- Chevy Chase High School
general fund.
Besides the exhibits, there will
be a pet show, fashion show and
entertainment by Miss Sandra
Stahl, former Miss Washington.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
High Winds Over the HimoIdyos
Tip Both Poles, Scientists Say

completely. they find, by the pres
sure of the so-called monsoon
winds against the high wall of the
Himalayas. They are the strong
est winds known on earth. In
summer they blow from south to
north, in winter from north to
south. The pressure effect is
enormous.
Compared with this effect the
influence of such factors as ocean
currents can account for only
about l per cent of the polar
shift.
Both Poles Shift.
There is no similar phenomena
in the southern hemisphere, but
when the North pole. shifts the
South pole is forced to shift also.
The day varies in length by
about a thousandth of a second
a day. While they have not made
precise calculations, Drs. Munk
and Groves reported, there is
good reason to believe that a
great part of this effect is due to
east-west wind pressure against
the Rockies and Andes.
Ranges like the Alps and the
Caucasus. they said, may contrib
ute a little to the wobble of the
pole but there are now very heavy
winds blowing steadily across
them.
The phenomenon, Drs. Munk
and Groves pointed out, eventually
may have some practical value for
weather forecasting. Latitude can
be determined very precisely any,
where on earth. These variations
from day to day may be done to
give a better indication than is
available by any methods used at
present of changes in the great
air masses over the earth.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
THIS SUNDA Y'S BEST READING
@be, Sunday, $taf

WHAT MAKES ESTES RuN-Pns robbt out hot trick at al
compared pulling legitimate victory Of defect the polls
this FIodo. The Editorial Section
look the oy Tennesseon and onokzes the
Senotor Keouer feored by the professionals Of
his own party ond-ot Iote-the opposition os WELL
THE LABOR WEEK-S OIL teepthose major industries which
ob difficulties predomnoe To bring do the developments Of
the week. Sor So Reporter jones T. Newton rounds the labor
stuotion n q featured orhele in the EdioioI Section
FACT AND FIcToN-Ts Week Mosone poeked with both The
personal story the intrepid skipper the Flying Enterprise Copt Kurt
core the list Of ocuo oreIes The beginning Of
mystery thriller Flight Into Dsoste BY Erie son God headlines
the magazines fiction eoegor Plenty other exciting ou
in Woshnstons eudns Sunday supplement-
LIKE CONDITIONED SARDINES-Tots Uncle
live steeineIosed where cubic
Star Sof Writer wom Moye took the submarine Asonout
with stof Photographer Eood Boxer In words ond
tell Better Living Conditions Our Submarine Crews The
Pictorial Mosozine.
READING EVENING
AND SUNDAY STAR. HOME DELIVERY. $l7s MONTH might
FINAL EDITION. 10 CENTS ADDITIONALLY PHONE STERLING
Evening star., 1952-05-09
BY Thomas R. Henry
Science Editor Of The Stor

High winds blowing north and
south against the Himalayas tir
the North and South Poles.
Blowing against the Andes and
the Rockies. they are at least q
minor factor in changing the
length of the day.
This novel concept, supported
by intensive mathematical calcu-
lations, was presented before the
American Meteorological Society
here today by Drs. Walter Munk
and Gordon Groves of the Scripps
Institute of Oceanography Of La
Jolla. Calf.
Very precise determinations OF
latitude by star observations all
over the world for the past &C
years have shown that the poles
are not fixed. They shift in ar
|ellipse of about 20 feet in diameter
during the year. There is a shift
|of about 10 feet in the direction
of Greenland in summer and oi
about 8 feet toward Central Asia
in winter. The extent of the shifts
varies from year to year. Some
years it may be twice as great as
Others.
Complicated Balance.
About two-thirds of the shift
can be accounted for. Doctors
Munk and Groves found. by the
building up of cold air masses
over Asia, increased weight due
to winter SHOWS. and also due to
the sap rising in trees during the
summer. The balance is extremely
complicated but in the end ii
leaves about a third of the polar
shift without adequate explana-
tion.
1t can be accounted for almost