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Veteran of Nine
~ Eclipses Goes To
' Tenth in Sumatra
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eclipses of the sun, Dr. Heber D.
Curtis is prepaifing for his tenth
May 9 in Sumati‘a.
i Dr. Curtis is lirec tor of Alle
loheny Observatoity, | Pittsburgh,
L'and will work as a myember of the
leclipse party organize(! by Swarth-|
gmore College.
| “The astromomers m ust be ready
to begin ‘shooting’ wh en the time
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comes,” Dr. Curtis said, “for rare
ly are eclipses more than five sec
onds late.
“The star-gazer is a good loser,
although an unwilling one. On the
other hand, he is as happy as 2
schoolboy over an unexpected va
cation if the weather is favorable
and good photographs are obtain-
“If the weather is bad in Suma
tra May 9, astronomers will have
to wait eight years, until 1937, be
fore they will be another eclipse
of so long duration. There will be
@ shorter eclipse, of a minute or
s, in Patagonia in 1930 and an
other brief one over Canada and
Maine ‘in 1932.
. “Sumatra has been ravored with
eciipses, the forthcoming one be
inz the third there in the last 30
year. This tis merely a coineci
dence. as, if one remains in the
same locality, his chances soy see
ing o total solar eclipse average
übout once in 360 years. T saw
both previous Sumatra eclipses,
one in 1901 and the other in 1926.
“While we have had solar eclips
es cinee the beginning, it is not
very many years since photogra-~
phy has been known and since
modern = scientific methods ‘could
be applied to their study. Limiting
ourselves in this way to accurate
ard scientific results, it has been
calculated that we have had to
date only 54 minutes of @ real
eclipse study, and this coming
eclipge will increase the total to
about 59 minutes. An eclipge of
five minutes is infrequent.” |
The Swarthmore party will set
up an extensive camp, probably at
a little village named Takengon,
60 miles from the northern tip of
Sumatra,
Thousands o dollars worth of
equipment will be ecarried, includ
ing a camera telescope 63 feet
long, the lens of which is support
ed by a grass covered tower 60
feet high. A large twin Einstein
cemera will be used to study min
ute deflections of light from stars|
as it passes cloe enough to the sun!
to be affected by the solar powerl
of gravity. Such deflection of lighti
is part of the Einstein theory. f
During the eclipse two members |
of the Swarthmore party, who \‘.'in
work at the base of the camera
telescope, do not expect to g('t'
even one direct glimpse of the
phenomenon. ?
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man, was just heing modest, upon receiving a box of candy as the
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Attachment proceedings in the amount of SI,OOO ended the dream
of a fine arts school in a I'rench chatean that‘was dreamed by the
Countess de Taurine thi former Mys. J. M. Flanagan, wife of a
Wichita, Kas., undertaker, A creditor's suit resulted in attachmen
of all the ecountess’ belongings ex cept the clothes she wore. The
countess, a former singer in this country and abroad, was associated
in promotion of “a §23,000,000 f'ne arts schoo!” in a chateau deeded
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plan,
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change the magazine will remain
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in a project of expansion and im
provement.
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a note cf color added to its page:
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New Size Aids Illustrator
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more readily to the art of the.il
lustrator. .
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editorial faith—to present both
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discussed by intelligent men and
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