Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1930, Page 25

gs{eepily BYRD NEN VAT BARRIER BREAK View _ Contented Seals at Play as Weather Turns Warmer. BY RUSSELL OWEN. Wireless to The Star and New York Times. LITTLE AMERICA, Antarctia, De- »eember 30.—The bay ice is beginning to 2 yoll ‘into Beals play. up on the eastern side and break goons of water in which the The last two weeks have been unusually warm and for three @ays now we have had hours when the sky overhead is clear and thé sun #hines down with midsummer warmth. ‘The men wander around on the snow ammu: caps or gloves, wearing glasses protect their eves from the brilliant light. the sometimes some one They sit on boxes basking in sun sleepily in odd moments and can be seen stretched on an engine crate drowsing in the grateful warmth. This weather has played all sorts of The high pres- e ridges have toppled over and great igem of ice 10 feet thick have slid ver the top of adjoining cakes on the pranks with the ice. Other side of a pressure line. ‘The waves of pressure, iike frozen Waves of the sea, wide and symmetrical, making perfect arches, have risen higher and higher until in walking on them one goes up a hill 10 feet high and descends into an equally deep hol- Jow on the other side, the bottom of ¥hich may be beneath the water level. Forming of Inshore Lakes. ‘The elasticity of this ice is aston- ing. Ten feet thick, i§ will bend in an arc that makes a -perfect semi- circle before it fractures. The tops of the waves are unbroken and smooth until one day the pressure becomes too great, the lower sides are pushed in and the arch cracks open at the top. ‘This process takes place also at the bottom of the waves and, when they break, water rushes up through, bring- ing with it masses of smashed ice which floats to one end and leaves an open lagoon of clear, still water in which seals float lazily and pay little attention to the curious ones who stroll from camp to stand beside the pool and watch them. There is one of these large pools Just outside our inlet, a little more than a half mile from camp, and others along the edge of the cape at the en- ice to the inlet. The whole mass of pressure ice lying off the inlet cape 18 smashed and filled with holes full of wate: T, Factor in Loading of Ships. North of the inlet cape, along the side of the Barrier, all the way out to the open sea at the mouth of the bay the pressure fee is up to forced tremendous heights and_ broken 80 that large pools of water lie between it and the Barrier. ‘There is also a large crack which runs across the bay not. far from camp. All these signs of breaking up have been watched with great mure':c, for on what happens to the bay depends in large measure the method of loading the and tremendous aboa ships. If the ice does not go out stays as it is now, it will be a task to get the planes rd. And, although there has been all this breaking on the eastern side of the bay, the central part and the western side are as smooth and un- broken as during the Winter. Just why the pressure all is toward this side and is apparently more sub- Ject to influences of current and tide 2bout the Bay of Whales and, although there have been as many theories pro- pounded as there are men in camp, there is no assurance which one if any of them is correct. gne of the many puzzling things Giant Berg Towers Over Barrier. . On the edge of the bay ice, 8 miles sorth of camp, a huge berg has drifted in on the eastern side of the bay. 1t ftowers nearly 150 feet in the air, much higher than the Barrier here, and it must have come from some point where the Barrier rises to a point higher than Wwe have ever seen it. It has rested there for days, held by the current, gl white in_the Bummer sun. Between it and the Bar- rer is an expanse of open water where the whales blow as they roll, penguins chatter along the and seals bask, lifting & lazy head the ice as a killer whale, their most dangerous en- emy, comes near by and blows, or )ifts himself half out of the water to look over the edge of the ice. The seals seem to know-that the fce is still thick enough for them to be safe, :fl they are too fat and contented to ove. This late heavy ice, however, is hav- serious bearing on the problem of getting out and starting home. Appar- ently, it is just as difficult to leave the Barrier at times as it is to reach it be- eause of the ice pack to the north which this year is unusually wide and thick. ‘The whal have reported that it is the hea pack they have seen in many years, and it is more than 150 miles wider than it was last year. ‘Then it stretched across our path from , latitude 68 to latitude 72, 250 miles of almost solid pack. But this year it reaches from latitude 67 to lati- tude 74, three degrees further, or 450 miles of pack to be penetrated. So heavy was the ice that one of the first Whalers to go through lost a chaser in the crush. Anxiety for Ships to Get Through. This condition is delaying the start of our ships from New Zealand, for it was hoped that they would have been on their way long before this. It is proba- ble that the bark City of New York will start in s few days and sail to the ice mk to save coal, and that the Eleanor ling, which is a steel ship, will follow Rher some days later. They will meet at the hedge of the ice and come through together for mutual safety, and it is hoped that by the time they reach this point the pack will have broken up sufficiently so that they will be able to get through in a reason- 8bly short time and with safety. Most_ships have been able to get through fairly easily after the middle of January. At least we hope so, for, with the job done, everybody wants to get horae. and it still seems a long way Off. It will be a great day when & mast- head appears down the bay. (Coprright. 1929, by the New York Times Christmas holiday, and th Louls Post-Dispatch. Al rizhts for the world.) | | one of the soclety's bro bl o ¥ nze medals, any class within compete in the same class in the exhibit | | tion reserved " throughout | Arab Emir to Ask Countrymen in U. S. For Palestine Aid By the Associated Press. LONDON, January 2.—A dis- patch to the Daily Mail from Je- Tusalem yesterday said that a delegation of Arabs headed by Emir Adel Arslam, will leave on Friday for the United States to persuade Arabs who have achieved success there to return to Pales- tine. The Arabs in the United States will be urged to_employ their money and their Western training and experience in build- ing up an Arab nation. Another delegation will leave soon for England to urge the cause of Arabs in Palestine against what they regard as Zion- ist domination. EXHIBIT FEATURES LOGAL ART WORK 39th Annual Exhibition of || Society of Washington Art- ists Will Open Sunday. Works of art accomplished mainly by Washingtonians will be viewed publicly for the first time on the occasion of the || opening next Sunday at the Corcoran || Gallery of Art of the thirty-ninth an- nual exhibition of the Society of Wash- || ington Artists. Between the hours of 2 and 5 o'clock the society’s officers | and members of its executive committee | will be on hand to receive members and their friends, together with Any persons interested in art in Washington. This annual occasion is always anticipated Wwith interest here and is considered one of the outstanding art events of the Na- tional Capital. until January 31. Two large rooms have been placed by gallery officials at the || society’s disposal. The exhibition will not be confined to members exclusively, as many artists throughout the country || have been asked to submit their work and valuable out-of-town contributions are expected. Entrants Are Selected. The selection of entrants was made yesterday by a jury composed of the organization’s officers and executive committee. The hanging thereof s in progress today, and tomorrow & jury composed of artists who are not mem- bers of the soclety will inspect. the ex- hibit and select the best work in por- traiture, landscape, still life and sculp- ture, the winner in each class to receive No received the medal in five years is eligible to The Society of Washing embraces about 90 active TS, e I '’ or- ‘;{“”‘mu argest artists’ or- ship pa ly overlapping those of the Water Color Club, the Landsca) | the Art Club and others. s | non-resident in the District, its member- year the society contemplates a new undertaking, nat - hl:flt oy g, mely a large ex other media. and also sculpture, ‘hvl“llryllnd Institute, rore, “Tie showing here and will be ‘composed 1 nllrt from the items of the current du': Ppiay, the local or Clubs. The date of opening is Feb- || ruary 7. i works in ofl, water color and Baltimore. This follow immediately the present ether with contributions from Landscape and the Water Col- Make-Up of Jury. The jury engaged in selecting the class winners in the thirty-ninth exhi- bition is composed of Hans Schuler, sculptor, director of ‘the Maryland In- stitute; Marion Hawthorne, painter, of New York, and Yarnall Abbott, artist and art critic, of Philadelphia, liam H. Holmes, director of the Na- tional Gallery of Art, honorary presi- dent;* Minor S. Jameson, president; Miss Mary G. Riley, vice president, and Miss Clara R. Saunders, treasurer. ‘The executive committee is composed || of the following: Eben F. Co: mins, Catherine C. Critcher, Charles || Dunn, Mrs. Margaret Cresson and A. J. Schram. —_— POLAR GEOLOGISTS EN ROUTE TO BASE, Men Headed by Dr. Gould Safely Pass Crevassed Area on Return Trip, BY RUSSELL OWEN. By Wireless to The Star and the New York Times. LITTLE AMERICA, Antarctica, Janu- ary 1.—The ~-ological party is on its way home ag: nd has safely passed the crevassed area near the mountains. The men of the party, under Dr. Law- | rence Gould, have picked up their old trail from the base. Dr. Gould's message to Admiral Byrd || follows: “Homeward bound, 45 miles from || mountains, and picked up our old trail easily. Heartiest greetings from all of us on New Year eve to you and best || of good wishes for happy New Year. “If you are again in Antarctic on New Year eve, hope I am with you. This Summer has been best of my life,” (Coprright, 1930, by the New York Times "omlngor(h; h‘l‘l l{:m‘l Post-Dispatch. - All ahts, ublical , hou Jisniy fox & on’ reserved throughout — . Fraternity Officers Elected. CHARLESTON, 8. C., January 2 (#). —With the exception of the l;!up"?e treasurer, all officers of Pi Kappa Phi, national scholastic fraternity, were re- elected yesterday at the final business || convention. || session of the biennial Detroit was chosen as the place of the | convention of 1931, which will meet in the late Summer instead -of the as in the past. John C. Johnston of Morgantown, W. Va., was elected supreme’ treasurer, PARIS CHAMBERMAIDS REVOLT AGAINST VARIABLE PAY AND TIME Ultimatum Signed *Julie,” “Marie” and *Jeanne” Demands Definite Terms. By the Associated Press | purpose of shining windowpanes and | Officers of the society are: Dr. Wil- || Usually, though not al- || ways, it is held at the Corcoran Gallery. || The exiibit will remain on display THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, With Coupon Only Men’s $1.25 Work Shirts, 89¢ Heavy blue chambray shirts with attached collar, two pockets triple-stitched seams. = Sizes 1415 19. 'f’ Street Floor With Coupon Only Men’s 79¢ Ties, 47¢ Quality neckwear in dozens of handsome new patterns, Street _Floor With Coupon Only Men’s 69c Shirts and Drawers, 47¢ “Short-sleeve balbriggan shirts, sizes 36 to 46; ankle-length draw- ers; sizes 30 to 44. Street Floor With Coupon Only Men’s $4.00 Sweaters $2.89 Part-wool ribbed coat sweaters in light and dark heather mix- tures. Sizes 36 to 46. 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"‘We ask for double pay Sundays and holidays and not to have pay arbitararily deducted for uniforms. “After big dinners and receptions we ask for a supplement for polishing the $1.00 Stamped Goods 2 for $1.00 Stamped Linen Scarfs, With Coupon Only 79¢ Bandeaux, 49¢ With Coupon Only ' Boys’ Sheep-Lined Coats, $7.69 S Shcepsiin feece and cordaroy: with an 5 :: - beaverette collar. Sizes 8 Boys’ Cowboy Suits $1.58 Of heavy khaki with fringed pants, Complete with gun, hol- ster, lariat and bandanna. Sizes 4 to 12, Street Floor Kid Gloves, $1.19 Excellent Quality Cape Kid Mt yon stripe, bro- and 'driving. Brown, tan, gray [] Fastened and black. . Street Floor. With Coupon Only Boys’ Knickers, 58¢ Sizes 8 to 14 years in knickers of fancy mixtures and corduroy. Street Floor households they serve. # _ It reads: “We. the Union of the Femme de Menage of Paris, have the honor to announce to you our ultimate and unalterable decisions taken in gen- eral assembly. “From now on we must have a fixed wage, 'not depending on the whim and r of our employers. The tip, be- & varying amount depending on nge, should be fixed. “From January 1 we refuse to polish & well as to climb up ladders for the glasses and shining the silver.” comrades, leaders of the union, Julle, | Marie and Jeanne. The regular wage of these maids of all || work in Paris is $12 to $16 a month. month; in the country, fixed. It is not unusual in the morning and last to 9, night. The ultimatum fs signed by three In the provincial towns it is $10 a less. Ex- cept in Paris, their wages are never ‘kday to begin 0 in fi for the workday aty5: l&"lnfl 11 at With Coupon Only Boys’ Suits, $8.55 $10.05 4-plece suits in fancy biue serge and blue Coat, vest and two With Coupon Only Boys’ $3.98 to $4.98 Slickers, $1.00 9 genuine Tower’s Fish Brand green slickers in broken sizes. Ab- solutely waterproof. Blightly mussed. Street Floor With This Coupon Only 50c and 75¢ Stamped Goods, 3 for $1.00 With Coupon Only Women’s Fabric Gloves, 47¢ Chhr:mnls-dfln:shed Glflm’ell mt‘g em| lered fancy cuffs, also fmlup style with doe-finished ) Street Floor. With Coupon Only 69¢ Porto Rican Gowns, 49c¢ Of white, peach and flesh nain- sook, hand embroidered and ap- pliqued in pastel shades. Round, vmulxg square necks. Sizes 16 8 A With Coupon Only ‘Infants’ & Children’s Shoes, $1.00 Pair $2.00 and $4.00 high shoes in button and lace styles. Sizes 1 to 8. Tans and combination leathers. Second Floor.