Evening star. [volume], June 10, 1932, Page D-8, Image 46

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Michigan Expedition May De
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Is Near End.
By the Associated Press.
ANNA RBOR, Mich., June 10.—Studies
to determine whether the Ice age is
over or whether the frozen wastes of
the North again may move southward
will be made during the next 12 months
by a University of Michigan expedi
tion to Greenland.
The expedition, which is to be di
rected by Prof. Ralph L. Belknap,
geologist, will sail from New Yortc June
14 on the schooner Morrissey. Other
members of the Michigan party are
Evans S. Schmeling, geologist and
aerologist; Max Demorest. assistant
geologist-aerologist, and Herbert Gard
ner, botanist and photographer.
Base to Be Establishea.
A base will be established near the
Cornell Glacier in Northwestern Green
land, at. North latitude 74 degrees, 40
to determine the movement of the
to determine the moaement of the
Cornell Glacier and other bodies of
ice in that part of the island.
Prof. Belknap also plans to run levels
to the middle of the Greeland ice
cap, 250 to 300 miles inland, to meas
ure the elevation there. He will have
instruments for determining thickness
of the ice, which is believed to be
several thousand feet.
Plants found on the Nunataks. or
islands of rock in the ice. will be studied
I to determine the length of time the rock
I has been uncovered and whether it
i ever has been completely covered by ice.
| If the expedition finds that the Is
lands of rock contain a very old type
I of vegetation, and in some cases have
1 never been covered by ice. it will give
evidence that the glacier is practically
as large now as it has been for a long
time, and that we still are well within
the ice age. It will mean the ice is
! not disappearing and perhaps is ad
i vancing.
! But if the vegetation is found to
, have developed recently, it will tend tc
indicate that the Nuntaks were covered
I bv ice in recent geological times, that
! there has been a definite recession, and
that we are coming out of the period
of glaciation.
If the ice is found to be retreating
Canada and the northern States will
be assured of temperate weather for at
least a few thousand years.
.-Air t urrems siuum.
Studies of air currents over Green
land. begun in 1926 by the veteran ex
plorer. Prof. William Herbert Hobbs o1
University of Michigan, will be con
: tinued.
Wandcl Land. 500 miles north of th(
, Arctic Circle and least known portior
: of Western Greenland, will be mapped
The scientists will look for evidence;
' of the early Eskimo migration along
the west coast southward
It will be the fifth University ol
Michigan Greenland expedition. Prof
■ Belknap was a member of the 1926 ex
! pedition and was assistant directoi
' under Prof. Hobbs in 1927 and 1928
Schmeling served on two previous ex
peditions and spent the Winter of 1930
31 at Ivigtut. making weather ob
servations. Demorest made weathei
observations at Upernivik during thi
Winter of 1930-31.
The Morrissey will be commanded bj
Capt. Bob Bartlett, who is taking the
Robert E. Peary Memorial Expeditior
I to Cape York, where a monument wil
i be erected in honor of the discoverei
| of the North Pole.
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National—"Elizabeth Sleeps Out,” at
8:20 pm.
Gayety—Hinda Wausau, burlesque, at
2:15 and 8:15 p.m.
Palace—"Merrily We Go to Hell,” at
11:20 a.m., 1:20, 3:25, 5:30, 7:35 and
9:40 p.m.
Columbia—“While Paris Sleeps,” at
12:30, 2:20. 4:15. 6:10, 8:05 and 10 p.m.
Earle—“The Strange Lcve of Molly
Louvain.” at 11:15 a.m., 1:55, 4:45, 7:35
and 10:15 p.m. Stage shows at 12:40,
3:30, 6:20 and 9 p.m.
Loew’s Fox—"Forgotten Command
ments.” at 11:39 a.m., 2:10, 4:30, 7:20
and 10 p.m. Stage shows at 1:15, 3:35,
6:30 and 9:10 p.m.
R-K-O Keith's—"Is My Face Red?”
at 11:55 a.m., 1:55, 3:55, 5:55, 7:55
and 9:55 p.m.
Metropolitan—"Strange Case of Clara
Deane,” at 11 a.m., 12:45, 2:34, 4:21,
,6:08. 7:55 and 9:42 p.m.
Tivoli—“State's Attorney,” at 2:25,
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SHE DARED FOR
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Today and Tomorrow—“TARZAN. THE APE
MAN.' With JOHNNY WEISMULLER.
Comedy._
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Joe. E. Brown in “Top Speed.”
Walter Huston. “House Divided.”
CAMEO Today i
Edna May Oliver. “Ladies of Jury/*
A DP A HYATTSVILLE. MD.
AMAUL Today — ERIC LINDEN.
^ ARE THESE OUR CHILDREN ”
RICHMOND Today. Tomorrow
Richard Pix In ‘‘The Lost Squadron."
AMBASSADOR c..,8,rYnV
"BEAUTY AND THE BOSS.” WAR
REN WILLIAM and MARIAN
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APOLLO 624 H 6t- **
BARBARA STANWYCK. SHOP
WORN.” RIPLEY SHORT and
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SAVOY l4tk * ,ol‘ Rd‘ ’*•*•
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SERIAL. NO. 4. and ADDED
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POR THE ENTIRE FAMILY—"EX
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JESSE THEATER
N. C. A. Photanhone.
Bn.L »GYI> In "CARNIVAL BOAT."
Mickey McGuire Comedy. “Air Mall
Myatary. ‘ No. 4._
CV| VAN »•» * «■ <• Aye. N.W.
OILY An UNA MERKEL and WIL
LIAM COLLIER in "SECRET WIT
NESS’;_Comedy. Serial._
(Em SILVER SPRING. MD
OE.V.U HELEN TWEL VET REES and
CHARLES BICKFORD In “PANAMA
I FLO." Detectlvo Story. Serial.
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_AMUSEMENTS.__AMUSEMENTS.__
St™** Today! iMOU ORE flOTHOUR HUSBflflD’s UJIFE.^.
MOUBEionGTOus.flnM mfln»
CTnny lorup
would, y ousts
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Coming—“Week Ends Only'’—Joan Bennett and Ben Lyon
fts&jUL TODAY J
YOUTH PLAYS
jazz on THE
LUEDDldC BEOS
Coming—Tallulah Bankhead in THUNDLK BLLUW
He Dished the Dirt
of the Night Before
From Harlem on the North to
Broadway on the souse, he dished
the midnight scandal every morn
ing to the million readers of a
morning rag!
IS MY
FACE
YOU’LL LOVE ^ V
AND HATE V m
“Mrs. Poster’s little 9k W
boy Willyum” and V
you'll trickle out of ^Hk ’
the theatre chirpin*
...“Is My Fare Red?"
RICARDO CORTEZjs
HELEN TWELVETREES “
ROBERT ARMSTRONG' Jill ESMOND-ARUNE JUDGE
Story of the rise
and fall of a noted
columnist and a
heavy lover.
IADDED
I Qhe Voice of the
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u medbury trrveiaugh
I ■ . PAT ME* NEWS . .
GRIFFITH STADIUM
SUNDAY EVENING, JUNE 12
AIDA
Grand Opera Performance
with
METROPOLITAN OPERA STARS,
ORCHESTRA. CHORIB AND
BALLET
Seata. SLOP. SI .SO. Si 00 at
Stleff Plano Co. ISM O St.
SWIMMING
9,30 A. M. TO 11:30 P. Kl.
DANCING
' ■■mmii'ii . » rm /r»r. ■ y wphwt
Fifteen cents it all It
coats this week to see
thin marvelous work of
art. Now on view at
__1814 G St. N.W.
DANCING._
PROF. AND MRS. ACHER. 1127 10th Street
h.w. Class and dance with orchestra every
Monday and Friday. S to 11:J0 p.ra. Private
lesions by appointment. Met. 4180. 1st. 1900.
10*
, £££
The Indescribably Funny
Sophisticated Farce Comedy
‘ELIZABETH SLEEPS OUT"
BY I.F.S1.1E HOffAWII
SffA “The Slit si Vnin” s^»“
SALT WATER
BATHING
POOL AND BAY
DANCING
Jarboe’s “Night Hawks”
8 till 1 Saturday
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