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Approacli To The South Seo Islands The mioon showed intermit- lently, with cloud rack racing Deross ber face. The heavy zwell increased Ihourly, and as the sky cleared the white tropi-. cal moonlight flooded the~ long, zweeping waves creating an eerie ;ensation that ,vas a mixture of romance, zawe and 'lonielnes; a îüïuelîness that made one . lone for land.... That mYorning Jack took, a ahot dt the sun and checked Up on iais charts. "If iny reckoning Is !orrect, we should be sighting Vfareaitu peak in Moorea. this kfternoon," he said. "Afareatitu, )eak is abouit five thousand feet ibove sea level andI Moorea lu- and is about twelve miles f rom rahlit." My heart býAt wildly at the Lhought of siglting land again ifter beîng over eight weeks at 'a. :.> My first surprise that tvening ),,as ta sight four birds, wvhite-winged aibatrosses, bar- >ingers cf land. My second surprise stunned ïne. It was just after four >'clock. 1 could not believe it at 'irst, but the growing realization orust upDon nme like a flood- ,,AND! LAND AHEAD! It was shartly after five o'clock Jwt the vision came into reality, niore marvellous, more exquisite ~hnthe conception of al my lireamiis and reveries, a dimr shad-1 rmw in the far offing,, a dark ipeck in the lofty clouds. It was NKoorea. Far upo near the peak of Tohivean, nearly a mile above the sea level, was a mnass of rairy cumulus clauds floating1 kcross the face of the great peak. ft was a picture in murky miono- chrome which 1 could neyer for- get a, long sierra of broken pin- na' cles and crags which hand al the semblance of a weathered and dismantled castle. It stood o)ut against the sapphire haze of" the eveing sky like an anicient içtronghold of some mighty Titan. It was as if a maunitain of black rock haýd bcen carved out by the chiselling forces of the wind and weatber into, a veritable work of art. These mauntains are the m-ost wonderful examples of volcanîc rock 1 had ever seen. Their tofty peaks peer at you from- the long clouid streamers above. Herý and there the mountainside appears to have been stripped naked by erosian ' and the vol- canic cinnabar of ages contrajsts ucdy witb the many greens of ïrond and palm and hillsîde grave. Nearer as our ship saifled along a silver b'elt of reef, the Panorama was lovelier. I sirain- ed my eyes ta see it, ta realize - the gossamer dream 1 had spun, 3ince boyhood, of the Pacific Is- tands. Along this wall of caral, hidden, but chartered by its1 crown af foam, we rau for near- (y a mile until Jack found the gatew&y, the blue buckle aof the elit appeai-ed in the distance. Within the lagoon the guise of .he island was more intimate. Lýittie bays and inlets b(>undedv 'hem-selves, and villages and louses sprang up frornithle tropic ,grves. We dropped anclor opposite ffie amaîl village of Faatoai andi ;n this shèltered haven we bath tlecided .to catch up on a few aours well-earned sleep before we went ashare the following inorning. . . . Fromn the short, ther, camne to us fragrant scents DY hinano, 'the taire and frangi- pâni. Those fragrant Tahitian 4cents iulled us into pleas-ant Jrearns, dreams of further ad- rentiures in the South Sea Is- Ian4d..-From "Driftlng Round ihe South Seas," by Guy Bathaini PLATING FAVOTUITES Foçr weeks a deêstitute concert violinlst shivering in bis garret had euviously watcbed the daily arrlyal 01 a very bad itinerant violluist who played î he sani Wheuthebadvioinit -le, flUiLjIUi~iiUM s ~ TAKING OFF - Bill Haywcsrd looks like a je4t pilaf, but, ac- tually, the Canadian sportsman ig. preiparing for a spini in Itis su'perfast speedboat. Deeper Study 0f Sec To B-e Mode Earth is a water planet. More thau 70O per cent Of its surface lies under the ocean 2aud ov'er 50 per cent is co'vered by w2ýater a mile or more deep. nu this respect, the eartb is unique among the salar planets and 'b-ecausýe of this ocea- graphers thiuk they have a uni- que oppotuniity ta delve ito the histary af the solar systeni. Sajne af the opening sessions at the International Ocesa- graphic Coul erence have been devoted ta this kind of researchi. Dr Rager Revelle, directar af Scripps Institution of Oceano- graphy sud president of the con- fereuce, explained that mnarine geûoagists think of the ocean as an archive, a history book in wvhicb one may trace the devel- apmelit of the earth if one can Icarn to read the language ini which it is recorded. Th&~ record is contained i the ses bottom sediments. which in at least sanie places msy have been colecting since thne oceans weüre' first formied The deepeir ane probes the sedirmeuts the furtber back be goes in tîme. Sa f ar. aceanagraphers have been able ta penetrate only a few million years at most into this record To study earlier epochs, they will have ta bore mare deeply inta the sediments than present instrum-ents allow. Ways. and means af daingl, this; are high on the "ut list of ocean ex-ýplarers Amoug other t1ingýs, it is 1 oped that the United States National Academy af Sciences' pk'oject ta drill through the rock underlying the. bcean wiI also produce a complete vertical sample of the sediments. Such a sedimient record should contain evidence af the earliest lufe fora-is that aPpeared on t'ais planet - It should also indicate the tempeiratures and other water cbaracteristics of ancient seas, There should be cle-ar records -of ice ages- aud tropical, epochs, of volcanie and ,-ountai.n building 'Sa far, relevant dlat a are f ra gme-n t a ry. Oceanographers discussing' these things liere seera' ta be ipeculating rather than announciu-'g definiite theo- ries. Nevertbeless, -an aid içlea t mîany 'of them lwould have dismissed a year or two ago bas suiddenrly came back Juta vague. WaIIed-up Car Cornes To Light A Rolls-B%e that did ai Rip Van Wirdkle for 30 years is on the rôad aPgal. - Thie 48-year-old car 'looked none thse worse for haviný beeu walled up for three. .decades in a fairy-4al!e 'gastIe near hlere. Todlay the fautastie story came. out of how the car got "bast." Baron Raben-Levetzau bouglit the cam ln 1911, The clissais alone coat him 1,000 pourids, (thýn worth $5,000). In 1930 he decided ta sili it, but found lieý couldu't get tlie price he wanted. 1lIna fit of pique lie ordered the car walled Up in the castle. Anid there ht "slept" for 30 yearsa until sameane recently told the VBaron'~s son he had a Rolls-Royce, somoewbere iu bis castle. A search was instituted. Seun-- chers finally knocked a hale through au extra-thick brick wall, iu one of the castle'-s 'utbuildings and there she was - a bit dusty, but instact. 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