Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1934, Page 25

SCIENTISTS: PROBE VOLCANO SALTPIT Key to Safer Navigation Is Sought in Mine on Gala- pagos Isle. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, December 11.—An old salt mine in the crater of an ex- tinct volcano a few miles south of the *. Equator is being = sonian Institution lclfllflt?to make | ships lected by Dr. Schmitt for Dr. G. Thompson, director of the Univer- sity of Washington Oceanographic Laboratory. “It is a study of the composition of sea water, the deposition of salts, as one of the factors that determine density of sea water,” explained Dr. Schmitt. - has & very important bearing THE EVENING -STAR, WASHINGTON, SAITO SAYS PEACE IS AIM IN FAR EAST Ambassador Says Jingoistic State- ments Ascribed to Him Are False. For more than three centuries the ancient mine has been worked by | BY the Associated Press. hand labor. Twice commercial expedi- ment were sent out from G that “Japan’s aim is the to modernise the mine. Neither was | of peace and order ever heard from again. 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