Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1931, Page 10

- ’ " A—10 THE EVENING ‘' STAR, WASHINGTO D. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1931. i The HUB offers A RoomSize Rev. F. W. Sohon of George- town Discusses Appearance 5 . of Traces Off Brazil. Reports of the discovery of two new {slands off the Brazilian coast, coupled v ; 1 “With earthquake records, led to a fore- % . . PY e K cast yesterday by Rev. Frederick W. Sohon, S. J., director of selsmology at Georgetown University, that a whole new archipelago like Japan may p : It boug,lt in the emerge “in a few hundred thousand years” from the South Atlantic Ocean. 4 g ‘7 . reg: ular way Father Sohon was away at a_conclave of seismologists when two ship cap- talns reported the discovery of the two 4 this rug would ney islands near st. Pauls Rocks. ; “I think it hi that 1 . 4 = ) Il if it developed, with A\ RN v AY 334.75 / - A 9 |2 F t miled, y ¥ s — . S : X eet or “We, of course, shail never see it.” > = L s Free % e Earth Tremors at Time. & ,, A i =% - — 1 : 3 Interested in the discovery, the 3 ' : indl WIth ¢ An 81/4X|01/2 Feet Georgetown scientist found seismograph T 3 td A 3 o . reports showing there were earth trem- 3 3 n 18 ors at the time at the s2me dist cvwTrReTRRRTRTR——— from here as that of t?xestx:pcortcd i . 1 Suite WOOI Velvet covery. Latin American scientists sug- iy ) . gested the phenomenon might mean i b b : 4 s 75 L L v : Tomorrow / L nent_ Atlantis.” Father Solion began & check-up of Nals data. But he discarded the “lost con= tinent_theory,” believing_the discovery more logically bore out his own beliet that a new island group might appear. “That ‘lost contment’ is a matter chicfly of literary tradition,” he. said. “References to it occur first in Plato's dialogues, with the implication it ex- t 9,000 years before the ts ncw have their own con- Jjectures as to the existence of con- tinents in that region in time remote. But they are largely guesswork.” Ridge Along Ocean Bed. There is no doubt, Father Sohon said, that there is a ridge along the ocean bed, equidistant between South America and Africa and about parallel with the coast lines of these two con- tinents, but he offered another expla- nation. / “If there ever was a continent there it must have been completely destroyed. I believe that the modern development, =& & Er; to speak, is the r;sult ofkfl;uusangs 4y o ~\" R k + R' + of years’ erosion, sending rock from the = > h n;‘mllrntams down to the continental ’ Sleii 'g shelf of the Americas. & o | Choice of green or orange “That might pile up so much extra Lo ~ and natural gfinhh ded%r weight that the pressure deep in the - ’ back ved maple slat s earth would cause a rock flow, side- K - i o te s ool ol ways, to compensate. -That would ex- $3.95 value rvinasy plain tce ridge on the contour of the ccean bed. e e S Sl L s T NS Including Room-Size Velvet Rug ¥ Rocker at Left accompanied Dby ~earthquakes. _Such ; . 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Spea g before the Da League Co-operative _Associatio sald the best method of culling cows is s 100 pounds or ar returns very ove feed costs, the id. d the gross farm value of | products _exceed | aking it the Nation’s y, measured in value of ested or number of stection on casein, col- fresh milk, cream, i ‘ould be helpless with- j Q}e o . HEADS CUNARD FLEET : ’ ’ . . : g Stock of Queen Anne Furnish Your Bed Room With This Colonial Aquitania Commander Named s Genuine Walnut Veneered Dining Suites " Suite—Choice of Mahogany or Maple Veneer Diggle, of the liner Aquitania, was ap- pointed commodore of the Cunard Line flest yesterday to succeed Capt We would like you to come in and get all the facts about this amazing A delightfully made suite—Colonial reproduction in finely funshcd. 75 retired. 4 reduction sale of dining suites. This style was made to sell for $198— 00 genuine maple or mahogany veneers on cabinet woods. Chest of ° et i g e e think of it! 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