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The balance was con-. . tributed . by: ‘the ‘French ‘gov~ _ ernment. “In; payment, Eiffel was allowed to collect visitors’ | admission: fees for."20 years. ‘ entire’ cost’ of ‘the tower. 2 | selence’ adventure - tury. 3 : ae oA hundred’ and fitt miles: ‘out|' : in ‘the ‘Atlantic: Ocean: north: of. Puer to: Rico, theyhdve’ beth’ look- __| through -the earth's crust. . _-{the inside of, the: earth vis: really vearth’s molten: inner, core. ; , The drilling scheme. has been Thole project. ithe. exploration | of" the » ocean ; depths. P Venia's. chief’ scientist, : Dr.John I. | B.. Nafe- oe ‘laboratory’ operated by.’ Colum- ‘| Hidalgo, from Texas’ AY and M. College. : ~ (water does” not-yet exist. The survey covered: an area of |. “his - nearly three: miles - thick: ‘Profits in-1889 almost paid the . hy LEONARD ENGEL Copyright, 1950: “ny: The. Associated: Pross’ ‘ABOARD’ ‘RESEARCH, -VESSEL VEMA (?—Four, United States’ re- search, vessels have Just: compiet- ed: the. first” survey © ‘for: “what promises to be’ one: of. the. great f the ‘Ing: for ‘a place - ‘to. drill: a Hole ‘The, hole’ is ‘expected ‘to answer such age- -old’ questions as what made of. It will go all the way: down ‘to: the. mantle; the: ‘thick ‘band: of rock” ‘surrounding’ the dubbed. the Mohole: project. be- cause the hole is}to. pierce: a‘ layer, within the carth called’ the Moho. The Mohole will ‘be ‘bored: be- neath the sea. since. the earth's crust is thinner, below the’ ocean than on land. °° Os MILES DEEP. ‘ Still, the’ hole will have. “to. be several miles: deep. And it will have to be. drilled beneath miles- decp. water—a feat: never. ate temped before. -For several weeks, I hive been aboard the “flagship” “of the sur- ‘vey flotilla, the Columbia Univer- sity research. ship -Vema..I’came on Vema not. only: to report the start of the history - making Mo- J. wanted. a first- hand look at: life. on an ocean re- search ‘vessel and’ ‘at ae vital, little-known frontier: of. science— ‘The survey. Wis, “directed py “The other: research ships taking part | ‘were “Gibbs, from Hudson laboratories, a navy bia; Bear, from the: Woods. -Hole Oceanographic Institution, . and ‘The four ‘ships ‘employed all the .devices of’ modern oceano- graphy. for. studying the ocean bottom: There was no drilling: gear for drilling in deep oceanic the Atlantic known as: the outer ridge, where. the’ water ~ 3y miles deep and. the earth’ ¢ crust A ‘possible’ drilling site ‘in, the Pa- cific off the west: coast” is also being surveyed. 0” “A final decision: on just where the Moho!e will be drilled will be made. after. data: from both the. ~ Oeeanographises “wor from. small; ‘rough~ ~riding © “VOS~ sels; big ships. ‘cost’ too” much. Quarters: are” cramped, Heavy gear: must be’ put. over: the. side and retrieved,: and: high. explo- sives ‘are “handled ‘on: ‘pitching, tossing. slippery. decks in’all sorts ot- weather, ati: any hour. of: the day or nightiy is. ‘Vemma, ‘somewhat. larger ‘than| most: oceanographic ‘ships, is: a '202-foot three- -masted iron auxil+ iary schooner: built. ‘as a yacht in kK ~ chiefly, f Earth oceanographic. ‘research init, the Lamont . Geological’ Observatory, bought her.in'1953.. .Vema carries a ‘party’ of 11 to 15 scientists and technicians plus a crew of 19. Most. of the scien- |. tists sleep» in narrow ‘bunks, in- stalled: when Vema was a mer- chant marine training ship dur- ing the Second. World War. | ‘For entertainment.the ship has “sailor's TV" —. watching ‘cloud shapes drive’ across the ‘sky at- sunset. ~Good * food 1923. Columbia ban Univer sity’s and, revived by the hit-making : chestrated. by David. Seville. ROCK Canadians are managing.to the young females. His talents Louis Prima’s talented -wife- acts, Keely Smith is striking .o ' “It's Magic,”. “Stormy. Weather,” and others, Riddle. * become’ a million. seller, Edwards. and make up a very ‘It's nice to see that some not. entirely forgotten specially title is “Ain’t Misbehavin’” Baby,”.-“I’m Gonna: Sit Right Letter,” “Your Feet’s Too Big” Jazziand’s greatest. figures—in - A very, welcome collection recently by. the. controversial wo an absence of 11. years from shown at his recital on May. 9, appealed to. me, on this new been. analyzed—a matter of skx RANTEED | 1956 v. 8 8 FORD One. Owrier ts Sedan Delivery $1, 350 » Automatic,, clean | 8 "1956 } METEOR SEDAN V-8 $1,595 "1955 FORD. COUPE $895 1956 FORD New paint, 4 new tires 100 PANEL $1,195 Low Mileage 1954 CONSUL SEDAN $799 Immaculate condition in 1953 AUSTIN $695 Radio, good tires ' boat 71952 METEOR SEDAN. $675 Radio, special: body . 1954 FORD PICKUP $795 | Phone 2222 ALL aise UNITS. GUARANTEED FOR 30 DAYS. 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By. “RUSTY” , Pla ater New WS & Views 1 “Ragtime Cowboy Joe,” the: Chipmunks, directed and or- ROLL : cash in on this rock: craze and Paul Anka of Ottawa is our prime ‘example. Paul’s : ‘million seller “Diana” was written by. this talented artist at the tender age of seventcen. Ona recent tour of Europe, Paul’s appearance at theatres in North Africa-and Paris created a panic among: are shown. up ably on the LP on ABC Paramount entitled ‘Paul Anka.” POPULAR - and partner in his nightclub ' ut-on her own and recording © some choice dises for. the Capitol Company. One of her. best LP’s, “Swingin’ Pretty,” features Keely on the. old. standards _. “The Man I Love,” “Stardust” backed by ‘the very able orchestra “of. Nelson “It's All In The Game” is one uf Tommy: Edwards’ biggest hits and also the title of an album he has cut for the MGM Company. I can remember way back in the ‘early 50's: when — “It’s All In The. Game” was first being played on radio and juke boxes. Now in '59 it has suddenly: been rediscovered and However, the balance of the tunes on the. disc are also’songs that are associated with’ Tommy enjoyable program. hoon : REISSUES of yesterday's musicians’ are when they. are: such- likeable people as Fats Waller.. This disc has been releaséd ‘for some- time:. but, it contains some particular favorites of mine. The. and recorded: for RCA Victoor. “Honeysuckle Rose,” “IJ Can’t Give You Anything. But Love, Down And Write Myself. A and “Tea For Two” are only some of the.melcedies given .personal treatment by. one. of size as well as artistry. SEMI-CLASSICAL of songs has been recorded ° rid figure, Paul Robeson. After . performing at Carnegie Hall, the critics marvelled at the beauty and. power of his voice 1958. Later he toured Europe and.was greeted everywhere with tremendous enthusiasm. A mixture of. folk songs, work songs, spirituals and art songs --are-offered by. this master of song. ‘‘Jacob’s Ladder” particularly Monitor disc. : “The MOVIE. COLUMN Irene Dunne, physician wed-30 years on the Hollywood scecne... -It passed unnoticed in a Holly- wood that pays more attention to the more transitory of marital unions. Bul it should be record- ed that this month marks the 30th ‘wedding anniversary of Irene Dunne and Dr, Francis Griffin, The pair sought no publicity on the event,and Miss Dunne de- clined to expound on how to make a marriage Jast three dec- ades in Hollywood, “I might break the spell,” she laughed... Preston Foster is rounding out his first year as host-greeter at the Now Fronticr Hotcl Vegas. You might think his fine acting talent should be put to better use, but he says he's en- joying the life, “And I'm waking anout doing a TV series here In Novada, an anthology that would tap tho great wealth of history of this state," hoe said. Wis Waterfront series ia still playing all over,... “Warry Belafonte finished oul a amash ohngagemont that saw the 4,000-sont Greok Theatre filled to the brim for three weeks. He leaves for some more concort dates Jn the west, thon plans to play Ruasia,... Scldom has there been “diver- gent opinion on a film As has met Porgy and Bess. The critics have aither ambraced the movlo or pleked it-to pleces,... Silvina Mingane has beon giv: ohn the Yugoslav partisan. girl rola which Gina lollobrigidn aul ' The Dino.da Laurentla Studios hore producing the pleture Jou- ‘anka and the Others did not say whother brown-halrod Silvana hnd agreed to shave hor hoad ns required In the seript for tho partlann heroine, } Ginn had refused to pool off her. raven Jocks—hub Inalated vigorously that this wasn't the yonson she gave up tho role, Sho contended: she was. overworked and Jil, and anid har doctors Ine HOLLYWOOD i” — Notes and} ‘comments In Las | , North and psychologist Dy. ‘Ger- hart Sommer. 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