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By DAVID DIETZ Scripps-Howard Beieuce Elditer The most complete and carefully astronomical test of ‘the Einstein theory of ‘relativity ever made, will be carried out at the eclipse of the sun on May 20.
The observations will be made near Boycayuva, Brazil, by the National Geographical society— army air forces expeditioni. Prof. George Van Bier~ broeck, famous astronomer of the Yerkes ‘observatory of the University of Chi : cre cago, will be in Mi, Diets chargé of the sec. tion of the Sepedioien dealing with the Einstein test,
One of the consequences predietéd by the theory is that the weight of an object increases with its speed, Test Interests Einstein
At the high speeds with which subatomic particles move in vario atom-smashing devices, crease is very great.
If the designers did not take this increase into consideration, the devices would fail to function.
Another possibility predicted by Einstein 1n 1905 on the basis of his relativity theory, was the conversion of matter into energy. This, of course, has been amply demonstrated by the atomic bomb. Astronomers, however, will approve the test planned for May 20
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Albert Einstein himself will be one of the persons most interested in the result. Prediction Verified
Einstein had said that space in the neighborhood of matter is curved and that light rays passing through such space are bent. This meant that the light from stars, passing near a massive object like our own sun, would be bent a sufficient amount to be detectable. When the sun is eclipsed, the moon hides the sun, the ky grows dark and the stars become visible. professor Einstein had predicted that the images of stars near the eclipsed sun would be found displaced from their ordinary positions. Two expeditions sent out in 1919 by the Royal Society and the Royal Astronomical Society, one to Sobral, Brazil, and the other to Principe, an island off the west coast of Africa, verified this prediction. Subsequent expeditions h a ve always found the displacement but either to a greater or lesser extent than the exact amount predicted by professor Einstein,
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hE £1) ena runs pg ™ a. wt vl gradnaiy th the ig Sarin’ over un, running of Stihis hou CHAPTER 10 WHILE SHERRY was thinking about Sandro and his acting, Tony came in. He wore his topcoat and threw the loaf of bread on the table,
Kris sald, “The quickest toss on record.”
Sherry said, “What happened, Tony?" Tony- sniffed. “She'd gone out.
spend some money on her!” Sherry sald, “Oh, Tony, sorry.” RET HE TOOK of his coat. “Well, don't be. ‘She isn't worth
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me. mad is that I'm sych _a poor bet that even an extra girl can do better for a date.” Sherry sald, “Oh, don’t talk like that, Tony! You've got a good job. The picture’ll run a while longer and $75 a week isn't to be sneezed abr. . “Well, I'm sneezing at it! I get so far behind between Jobs that a picture never lasts long enough to get caught up. If it lasts two weeks more I'm out of debt and have my third of the house expenses and that’s all!” "an : SANDRO SAID, “You should be glad you do not have to buy clothes like me.” “But you'll get something else right away!” Sherry told him. Tony said, “Last time it was 10 weeks between jobs.” Kris said, “I haven't worked in 1’ “Oh, you get money from home,” Tony told him. “Anyway, you're not trying to make the grade here. When you're time's up youll go back and be a millionaire count when your uncle dies, so shut up: » » n SHERRY WAS surprised, She wanted to know what Tony meant about Kris's time being up. Tony said, “Oh, he's exiled for four years because of a duel.” Kris said, “And the rotten luck of it is I can't get any of my money out of the country. My lawyer sends me dribs and drabs when he | can manage it.” Sherry stared. “You're joking, aren't you?” Kris was surprised. » » ” “YOU DON'T think I'd be living like this if I could get any of my money, do you?” Sherry said, “No, I mean—I mean
2 Sandro sald, “He's one —_ {most famous. swordsmen in
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rope.” They started‘ to talk 'about the duel, Sherry listened in silence. This was the strangest thing that had ever happened to her, to be sitting right in t man, someone of whom she was very ‘fond, who might have been a4 murderer. :
: #8 =» » #e. |. KRIS HAD gone out in a gray
mist to kill a man, just like you read in books. His antagonist had been a famous duelist, too, apd had given Kris that long gash down his face, -
Kris -had not killed this man. But because duelling was against the law he had been temporarily stripped of his rank and exiled for four, years, The other man had been exiled, too. Later Kris would go back apd be welcomed by important people as if nothing had happened. » o " TONY SAID; “It was about ; a womah, wasn't 1t?” Kris said, “Naturally.” Sherry did not want to hear any more about it right then, Said said, “Now that you're all together I want to' talk to you about something. I've got to get a Job.” There was a moment of silence. “You see, since Mona left I can't keep Hidden House on what I get from home. Besides, I came to Hollywood to work.” She smiled. “I was ‘going in the movies',” Sandro was excited.
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“WHY DON'T you?” he wanted - {to know. Sherry shook her head. “T don’t want to,” she told them.
writing end. That's what I wanted to talk over with you.” Tony said, “Can you.type?”. Sherry said, “A little.” “Maybe I can get you something in the stenographic department at my studio. give you a good idea of what it's all about.” ] ” » » KRIS SAID, “She doesn't want to be a stenographer, yol fool. I know a reader out at Culver City. I'l ask him about it.” Sherry said, “Oh, I'd love that!” Sandro jumped up. “I' have the idéa magnificently!” Tony said, “I'll bet you have)" Sandro spoke eagerly. = “Mrs, Drood where I am working tomorrow! 8he likes me. 8he invites me to her house.” Tony and. Kris looked surprised and pleased. “She's the story editor. out there,”
| Tony explained.
” » » SHERRY WAS delighted. Finally plans were made. Sandro was to see Mrs. Drood on his lunch hour, He was to tell her about Sherry and make an appointment for the afternoon. Then he was to call Sherry immediately. They talked about it for & long while. Sherry went to bed happy a the first time in weeks.
(To Be Con Continued)
The Doctor Says—
Mishaps That
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LEGISLATION prohibiting the sale of fireworks has .reduced eye accidents in the states where this
islation to control BB air guns ap- | parently ¢ comes from the same persons who were against efforts to limit the use of fireworks to responsible adults. Many children have lost their eyes from expérimenting with explosive mixtures. Sharp objects that penetrate the globe during |playt claim additional victims, A young child should not be
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Cause Injury
To Eyes Are Avoidable
By WILLIAM A. O'BRIEN, M. D.
EYE INJURIES are one of the common causes of blindness. The vicjims in most cases are children or workers, and the accidents causing
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Children injure their eyes by playing with sharp objects, The BB gun has resulted in a large number of cases of blindness in young boys. A BB shot when it hits a portion of the body covered with clothing
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MOST INDUSTRIAL accidents occur in operations in which small flying particles strike the eye such jas grinding, polishing, sand blasting woodworking, riveting, etc. In addition ‘to mechanical safeguards on machines to protect the eyes of workers, they should wear good goggles or face masks. Cleanliness is of first importance in care for eye injuries. Before the eye is touched, the hands. should {be washed with soap and water, #” ” ” WHEN A small foreign particle is lodged in the eye, the’ tears most often dislodge it. But if it is located under a lid, it may be more | gismeult to extract. Closing the eye and suddenly opening it may disIf ordinary methods fail, 'a physician should be, consulted.
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