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THURSDAY. AUGUST 25.
Vital Weather
Records Lost In
Antarctic Fire
Washington - (Science Serv
ice) - The lire at Mirny, the
'Russian scientific station in
'the Antarctic, which took the
lives of eight scientists and
demolished the meteorology
, building, also destroyed me
: teorological records vital to
, the study of weather condi
tions on the white continent.
Morton Rubin, U.S. Weath
er Bureau meteorologist who
spent 15 months at the Rus
" sian station, said all the
meteorological records com
piled at Mirny since January
of this year probably were
destroyed.. There were prob
ably no duplicates or copies.
'' "I know that recently, at
' least, they were not micro
' filming there," Rubin said.
"Their policy was to keep the
records until the end of an
expedition and then ship them
to the Soviet Union. From
' there they were released to
other countries. It is winter
' in the Antarctic now and
there is no shipping - no way
. of getting the records out."
' Started During Storm
The fire started during a
storm on Aug. 3, during
which wind gusts of 126 miles
' an hour occurred. Cause of
" the fire is undetermined, ac-
' cording to cabled reports re-
ceived here by the National
' Science Foundation from the
U.S. Navy station at McMurdo
Sound. A spokesman for NSF
said there were about 40
buildings at the Mirny sta
tion, and reports indicated
that only the meteorology
building had been destroyed.
Records in small satellite
"Stations, all within about 40
miles of Mirny, are safe.
The scientists who perished
"included five Russian aerolo
' gists, a Russian meterologist,
a Czechoilovakian meteorolo-
' gist and a German meteorolo
gist. Rubin said, "It is a terrible
thing. Eight irreplaceable
scientists have been lost. I
knew some of them personal
ly. It is a great blow to the
work we intended to do with
their da'a. But it is hearten
ing to know that the four
men who survived will continue."
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