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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1936.
NEW THEORY OF NEWSPAPER'S
TIME
SURPRISE FOR THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION
"SOMETHING VERY
VERY BIG”
ACHIEVEMENT.
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OF "DAILY TELEGRAPH” ·
London, Oct. 12.
London A feature of post-war Journalism has been the renaissance of the Daily Telcaraph, which rose to prominence under the proprietor- ship of the first Lord Burnham in the last part of the 19th Century.
Under new proprietors and the chairmanship of Lord Camrose, the paper's circulation hos risen in six years from under 100,000 to over 500,000, This 13 " remarkable serious penny onper, which has not resorted -to free gifts and other circulation raising devices.
-Sir JAMES JEANS achievement for
Blackpool, Sept. 21. A new theory of time which may effect as profound alterations in man's ideas of the universe as Einstein's theory of relativity provided the first big surprise of the British Association's meeting here to-day.
Its exponent was Professor E, A. Milne, of Oxford, and the j occasion a discussion on the birth of the earth and planets.
During the first nine months of 1936, the Daily Telegraph published ing-Reuter Special. nearly 10,000 columns of advertis
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T.T. Professor Milne and Sir James Jeans have often differed. Demand To-day Sir James, who had delivered his main address earlier, T. Shanghai rose again to suggest that Professor Milne was "on to something Singapore
T.T. Japan very big." He added, "I wish him luck."
T.T. India Professor Milne believes that atoms and stars keep one TT. USA. kind of time, while the normal pendulum or clock keeps an- Man other and quite different sort of lime. At any stage of history these two times are related in a fixed proportion, but the proportion le always changing.
CLOCK TESTS
Judged by the atomic clock, the pendulum (or domestic) clock is running progressively more slowly. Judged by the pendulum clock the atomic clock is continuously gaining speed. This strange conception is part of a general mathematical theory which Professor Milne claims:
1. For happenings "here and now,"
the New- on the earth reduces to tanian or common-sense view of the world.
2. Where high speeds are involved, as in the case of atomic particles, the theory reproduces Einstein's theory of relativity. But at no other stage in history would the two give the same result.
theories
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it could not account for the high speed of rotation of the outer planets, Then Professor Milne advanced
his new theory of time and polnited out that this difficulty
and others.
which Sir James had mentioned as worrying astronomers were removed by his theory.
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Perfect Romance' Is Finally Ended
Hollywood, Sept. 23. Film star Joan Blondell, granted a Sir James's picture of the birth diverge decree against her husband, 3. It will explain as no other theory of the earth and planets is therefore cameraman George Barnes, in Los can, how the giant cart-wheel of apparently also still in the running, Angeles last year, has had the decreo stars of which our sun is but one is that another stor passed near made absolute. member, came to acquire its enur- the sun, not actually hiting it and She is expected to marry crooner mous energy of rotation. The sun, drew out from it a long, cigar- Dirk Powell In New York in a few for example, is estimated to be mov-shaped protuberance, which in due weeks. Eliss Blondell married Mr. ing through space at the rate of more course split up to form the planets, Barnes in January 1033, described it than 150 miles a second, simply as a the biggest of them in the middle as the happy ending of a "perfect result of this spinning movement. and the smaller aues on either side. There is the same dificulty in the case of all the other countless mil- lions of more. distant universes known to astronomers. No one be- fore had ever been able to explain how they got their spin.
4. It accounts for the observation of astronomers that all the distant un- verses are running away from our
own.
A Paper System
"The system is a purely arti@cial one," Professor Mine explained "In that
is based, like the geometry of Euclid, not on experi- ment, bui on axioms. It is, so to speak, a paper system. Its only claim to serious consideration is that when we turn to look at nature we find objects and relationships corres- ponding with the idealsed ones of the mathemutical system: ne
"The inauguration of this kind of urgument was due to Einstein. The suggestion that astronomers might really be dealing with more than one kind of time was first made by the late Professor de Sitter of Leyden.
the
"I know," he added, "that theory is a difficult one. It has to be remembered, however, that we have: no particular reason for supposing that atoms keep the same time du. say, a pendulum. Nor, I think, is it any more diffleult to imagine that there should be two kinds of time, than to regard time, as Einstein asked us.to do, as a fourth dimension." A Curious Result
One curious result of Professor Milne's theory is that on the "pendu- lum" clock scale the universe has on Infinitely long past, whereas on the "atoms and stars" scale It had n definite beginning.
Similarly on the first time scale, space is infinite, and on the second It is limited in extent On the first time scale there Is no extension of the universe, but on the second 'there is. It is, Professor Milne ex- plained in terms of the
or atomic time scale that the obser- ved extension of the universe la measured.
The theory slo imples that Nature's laws are not fixed, but are progressively modified with the pas sage of time. "Nature," Professor Milne stated, "has no principles."
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Two new theories of the birth of the planets had earlier been discuss- ed by Sir James. One, which our sun originally had a companion star, the two eirling round one an other. Another' star then arrived on the scene, stole the sun's
partner, and vanished, again into space, leay- ing only a family of planets as a memento of its visit. These are rup- posed to have been drawn out of the sun's lost partner by the tides caused on its surface by the rival of the home-breaking star.
Second New Theory
The second new theory, due to Dr. H. Jeffreys of Cambridge, is that another star had a grazlong collision with the sun, the planets being squeezed out the process, as it were between the upper and nether mill- stones.
These two theories were, at the time Sir James spoke, only ones which would satisfy all the matho- matical tests which it was possible. to apply to such theories. His own theory, which he had long held and different from either, he Which is was apparently prepared to abandon.
It fell down," he explained, in that
romance,"
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HONG KONG SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN;
The total Expenditure In 1836 on behalf of sick, and destitute children is estimated at $22,000, against which the Income, to dale is | $20,000 only. 7),
In order to continue its work, the Society asks for the balance of
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