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II atOry, out MASSACHUSETTS avenue way.
There is rejoicing among them and
- congratulation at the good fortune
that has befallen them. For Congress, out OF
the munifcence of its heart and the amplitude
Of the Nations pocketbook, has seen Mt 70 grant
that valuable scientific institution $225.00O Tor
modernization and development. Which Is, as
connoisseur of things governmental might say,
mot much" as congressional grants go, but as
far as the Naval Observatory Is concerned,
generous and thankful bequest, for the observ-
atory has had nothing like it for 10! these 40
years past.
True the observatory has had during all this
time sufiicient funds to run it, but not since
it was established in its present location 81
years ago has there been grant TO 1t by Con-
aress of money for modernization and expan-
sion Scientists have been gazing at the stars
there through the same telescope since 1885,
photographing the heavens through the same
camera and recording time on the same CLOCKS.
Already new equipment is being discussed by
Capt julius Hellwig and his corps of assistants,
following the passage of the second deficiency
bill by the late special session OF Congress. AS
vet all the details of the new order that is to
be instituted have not been worked out, but In
a general way it has been blocked out, In the
neighborhood of $3.50 900 of the $225, 900 is to
be asked for Immediately or within the next
year This is TO admit of the following pro-
gram:
. The building Of an astrophotographic labora-
tory and the equipment of 1t.
The modernization of all transit instru-
ments.
The purchase of new instruments for
astronomical work.
The modernization of equipment pertaining
TO the use of the instruments Of the observatory.
THE astrophotographic laboratory is an
= urgent need of the institution. Present
work is done in cramped quarters with equip
ment of ancient vintage and in one or two
instances with equipment made by scientists
on the ground For instance, the lenses used
in the observatory camera were ground by
George Henry Peters, photographer OF the
institution, 30-odd years ago. Not having any
funds available for the purchase of lenses Tor
the camera when it set up on the Massa-
chusetts avenue reservation, Mr.. Peters per-
suaded the then superintendent of the observ-
atory to get him the glass, saying he would
grind the lenses and fit them himself. This
he did having them trimmed" at the Navy
Yard And if one wants to know, that was
some job. 1t took Mr.. Peters three years to
grind those lenses and to polish them to that
nicely required for perfect focus work.
And then, there's the tube. 1t was made
from sections of longer tube brought from
the old observatory situated on the present
Naval Hospital grounds down near Lincoln
Memorial Really momentous bit OF faithful
devotion to the institution and his lifelong
calling on the part of Mr. Peters He has
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spent money out of his own pocket that he
might carry on his work at the observatory
efficiently at time when, as he says, Gov
eminent employees salaries were not what they
are now"
But Mr.. Peters is not by himself in his devo-
ton and sacrifices to this institution which
dances constant attendance on the phenomena
of the heavens" There are others, grown gray
in the service Who described to the writer,
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"are SO constantly and deeply engrossed and
absorbed in the astronomical calculations of the
sun, moon and stars that should their clothing
catch on fire some one would have to put it out
for them
With the 1925 900 it is planned to make the
observatory modern as any in existence.
Improvements come in astronomical equipment
the same as in any other mechanical or
scientific equipment. And it is the realization
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-27
The Naval Observatory Grows Bigger

Neeo Development Program Of Governments
Star Gazers, Made Possible Through
Recent Congressional Appropriation,
Includes Erection Of Ashophotographic
Laboratory, Purchase Of Many Nee0
Instruments and Modernization and
Expansion Of Present Equipment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-27
BY JOHN L. COONTZ.

HERE'S a happy bunch Of scientists
at the United States Naval Observ-
atory out Massachusetts, avenue way.
There is rejoicing among them and
-A nonOratlllation at the good fortune
La gaceta., 1930-10-13

sola en- ell mundo! Perdi de nue..
vo Ell sentido y no volvi en- mi
hasta seis semanas despues, en-
III lecho del hospital.
i Ah!-exclam6 Jorge
ique horror!
-jPor qu6?-pregunt6 la j6-
ven.
= En- un hospital. iVos!
y bien. ST, hicieron perfec-
tamente en- llevarme al hospi-
tai. En- mi casa me hubiera
muerto diez veces en- lugar de
una. GQuien me hubiera podi-
do cuidar a todas horas, a cada
momento? GQui6n hubiera vela-
do de noche ami cabecera2
JD6nde hubiera encon,rado ell
dinero que me hacia falta para
pagan medico y medicines? Nj
La gaceta., 1930-10-13

marmuilo que termin6 con una
saliva de aplausos. AqueIlo fud
ei tema de todas las conversa-
ciones durante mucho tempo
aigunos me 10 aplaudieron, ell
mayor n1mero me llam6 ridicu.
Ia y critic6 10 que Sc, me tiId6.
gazmoheria; porque, 10 sabeis
lamolen como 70, Sc quiere que
toda mujer de teatro 3 n
muller galante. Sin EMBARGO
'euantas excepciones tiene esta
regia! Cuando les demostre QUE
70 guerra formar parte de estas
e&cepciones, cesaron las asidui-
oaoes cast por complete. iGra~
Gas a Dios!-me dije.-Pero,
cuando me decia este, iba a en-
pear una persecution alarman~
'e y oastante peligrosa para
La gaceta., 1930-10-13

petir. Encontre en- mi fuerzas
para cumpIir mi deber y ganar
mi sueldo. Esto era 10 unico que
me preocupaba. Tenia, ademas,
una idea. la de abandonar Pa
ris! Pero jque medic encontra-
ria para alejarme de la capital,
aun en- ell case que la empresa de
la Opera C6mica accediese a res
cindir mi contrata? La casuali-
dad vino en- mi ayuda. Ell gene
raj g., comisario de los teatros
imperiales de Russia, que lego d
Paris para contratar a~rtistas,
habiendome dido, me hizo pro-
posiciones ventajosas como nun
ca podia esperar, y dos meses
despues hacfa mi estreno en-
San Petersburgo Y mi triunfo
era complete, Los artistas fran
La gaceta., 1930-10-13

convalecencia fue bastante ra-
pida. Ne reStableci pronto.
Pero en- mi alma qued6 una pro
Ifunda tristeza que me parecia
incurable!... Ell mundo era pa
ra mi un desierto!. l.. Paris me
daba horror!... iSentia haber
sobrevivido a mi padre! La pri
mera vez que volvi a parecer en-
escena la rompi a llorar en- me-
dio de un allegro couple que can
taba!-
FL pdblico manifesto intenci6n
de silbarme, pero algunas perso-
mas conocedoras de mi situaci6n
la hicieron saber a los demas es-
pectadores. Tuvieron compa-
sion de mi y los murmullos Sc
trocaron en- aplausos. Este des-
fallecimiento no Sc volvi6 a re.
La gaceta., 1930-10-13

pero ESQ, como es facil compren
der, no ha producido la reacci6n
que Sc necesita en- beneficio de
la Arena de la Decima, desacre-
ditada por los desaciertos de los
1ltimos meses.
No obstante haber apreciado
las circunstancias desfavora-
bles, Rosendo, con la coopera-
ci0n enthusiastic de la Secci6n At
le lea, Sc propone hacer TODD 10
humanamente possible para que
vuelvan aquellas noches inolvi-
dabIes del estadio del Circulo.
Venciendo apreciables Difficult
ladies', su primer programa es
lie los buenos 81, como Sc espera,
Raymond Perez cumple su pala-
La gaceta., 1930-10-13

ceseS Sc pagan muy bien en- Ru-
STA, y nadie ignora que al cabo
de algunos amos regresan a Pa
ris cast ricos, sin que SUI honra-
DEE haya sufrido detrimento...
iNecesito deciros que desde ell
primer dia me Vi acometida de
una lIuvia de billetes, mucho
mas que en- Paris, en- Ell momen-
to de mi debut. Como en- Pa
ris, los hacia pedazos todos sin
Ieerlos. Una noche me arrojaron
a la escena un ramo de flores,
suJeto con una puIsera de es-
matte negro adornada de dia-
Lo tome y me 10 llev6,
despues de tirar ell brazalete al
suelo con Ell mas profundo des-
den. Al observar este acto Sc le-
vant6 en- Ell pdblico un pequeno
La gaceta., 1930-10-13
XXVI

-Cuando me recobre vine 70
deada de ocho o diez personals
que habian acudido atraidas por
ell critic de augusta que yo ha-
bia lanzado y que reson6 en- to-
da la casa. Unas me banaban ell
rostro con aqua fresca mientras
las otras acercaban a mi nariz
sales y vinagre. Tn medico que
llegaba en- aquel instante des-
truyo mis- esperanzas. iEstaba
La gaceta., 1930-10-13

|quien la Association Nacional de
Boxeo considera ell "rey" de pc
so de mosca, no obstante la CO.
roma que Wolgast ostenta.
Frente a la dificultad la direc
ci6n del Garden, con Ell permiso
de la comisi6n atletica neoyor-
quina, hara que ell "torito" ar
gentino, Justo Suarez, la sensa-
ci6n de peso ligero, Sc bata con
Luis Kid Kaplan, de Meridenn,
Conn.,, e~xcampeon de peso de
pluma.
Pero otros dos campeones Sc
batiran en- la presente semana,
Al Singer, de peso ligero, y Mi
ckey Walker, de peso mediano.
Ell hebreo de New York pelea
ra ell martes con Eddie Mack, de
Denver, en- un programa en- que
figura King Levinski, vencedor
de Leo Lomski por la via de NJ
Gao.
Mickey Walker aparentemen-
temente ha conseguido una "pa-
loma' con Johnny Cline, de
Fresno, California, con ell cuaI
Sc dara de punetazos ell viernes,
La gaceta., 1930-10-13

bra de ofrecer recio eombate q
Mr., Roy Potter, de Jacksonville.
Potter Sc llama asi mismo e.
"rey de los nocaos' y Perez sos
tiene que sus ideas republicans
lie inclinan a derribar a todos
los "monarcas' que Sc le crucen
en- su canine.
81 juzgamos a Potter por las
victorias que dice ha obtenido
contra Farmer Joe Cooper, Loi
Vida y Kai Kruse, Perez tendra
hoy "las manos llenas'.'
Con Ia sustituci6n de Monir
Ipor Joe Ficarrota, ell promoter
ha mejorado su programa.
Ficarrota Sc batira con Jack
Hesler, de Ocala, un conocido de
nues,ro publico.
Hesler es de los m~uchachos
que dan a los espectadores ell va
Tor de su dinero.
Patsy Miller combatira con
Baby Ben, a seis rounds, y San
Sanchez con Baby Lemo, a cua-
tro.
La gaceta., 1930-10-13
BOXEO
Ell PRIMER PROGRAMA DE
ROSENDO MARTINEZ

Es,a noche ofrecera su pri-
mer programa ell nueyo promo
tor de la Arena del Circulo Gu
bano, Rosendo Martinez. De Ia
dificil mission ha hecho cargo
Papa" Rosendo en- momentos
de verdadera prueba para ell pu-
gilismo, cuando los "fieles'', te-
merosos, guardian las pesetas.
A raiz del cierre de la fabri-
ca MARTINEZ Ybor ell trabajo au-
mento en- otras manufactures;
La gaceta., 1930-10-13
fOlI Elm DE LA GACETA'
LAS TRACEDIAS
DE PARIS
TrAducci6n de
Pedro PedIaza y Paez

i Vamos, padre, despiertate!
Isl supieras el nal ratio que me
has dado no yendo a buscarme!
No me r%espondi6, permane-
ciendo en- aquella actitud inm6-
vii, que me pareci6 ~siniestra.
Me acerque y lie cogi una mano..
Estaba helada... Mire SUI rostro
Y me espant6 su palidez,.. Puse
mi mano en- su pecho, y no senti
ell menor Iatido... Acerqu6 mi
mejilla a su boca, y nj ell mas il
La gaceta., 1930-10-13
NASIFICAD0S

PRESTAMOS a Vd. $25, $50,
800, 5000 por veinte meses q
pagarnos mensual con muy POGO
interes, sobre sus muebles, au-
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20 piso. Horas: de A a 612. Guar
to No. 5.
La gaceta., 1930-10-13

zero soplo roz6 mi cara. Enton-
ces Sc apareci6 la horrible YER
dad. Lance un critic de angus
tia, y cal desvanecida junto al
sillon en- que mi padre habia
muerto.
La gaceta., 1930-10-13

New York. Oct. 13.-Del pro-
grama de la semana fue elimina
do un campe6n, Midget VOL
CAST, de Filadelfia, categorfa de
peso de mosca, que por habersc
fastimado una mano no Sc podra
batir ell pr6ximo viernes por la
noche, en- ell Madison Square
Garden, con Franckie Genaro, q
La gaceta., 1930-10-13
BLAKCK BILL Y CHOC0LA.
TIE Ell JUE-
YES


New York, Oct. 13.-Los dos
famosos : gladiadores cubanos
Kid Chocolate y Black Bill, los
negritos sonrientes, pelearan ell
.jueves en- ia Arena OLYMPIA, de
asta ciudad.
Benny Majors sera ell confirm
cante de Chocolate y Freely Lat
tanzio ell de Black Bill.
Luis Felipe Gutierrez, de Ia
Habana, aparece como el direc-
tor de los cubanos.
La gaceta., 1930-10-13
en- St. Luis,

en- St. Luis,
Kid Chocolate, cubano, cam
pe6n potential de peso de plu-
ma ha aceptado I'm match para
ell jueves, en- el Club OLYMPIA, de
New York, con Benny Majors
de rival.
Rene de Vos, Ell notable gla-
diador belga sera hoy lunes e
oponente de Joe Anderson, dc
Kentucky.
La gaceta., 1930-10-13
LAS PELEAS Sc EFECTUA-
RAN Ell JUEVES EN- BEN
JAMIN FIELD

Por estar senalado para el
viernes por la noche IN match
de football, en- Plant Field, 81
promoter del 116 de A~rtilleria,
Mr.. Kennedy, ha resuelto ofre-
Ger ell jueves su pr6ximo progra
ma.
La principal attraction sera
La gaceta., 1930-10-13
=. =
LIMPIA CIENTIFICAMENTE
LA SANGRE Y LA TONIFICA
ANADIENDOLE FUERZA Y
~PRODUCIENDO CARNE
SOLIDA Y MUSCULO

Durante 40 ahos P. P. P. ma
dado alivio a miles de perso
mas que han sufrido de debili.
dad, dolores, erupciones de la
piel, granos y perdida de pc
so. Estas molestias han tenido
origer en- la pobreza y debili>
dad de la sangre.
P. P. P. rehueva los cor
p1sculos rojos Y hace la sangre
RIGA Y pura, Cuands este sc
obtiene desaparece ell sufri
m%iento, regresan las fuerzas y
ell sistema recupera su condi-
ci6n saiudahle,
/ Dele que lie devuelva su sa-
lud.
listed no arriesga I'm centa-
to en- usar P. P. P. Su boti-
carlo tiene instrucciones para
deVolverle su dinero 81 no que
ia satisfecho dsepues de usar
la primera botella. Tai es la fe
que tenemos en- P. P. P.
5Consentira listed en- seguir
sufriendo, sintiendcse debil,
cLando puede gozar de buens
'alud, fuerza y felicidadf
C6mprelo hoy.
La gaceta., 1930-10-13

UNA SEMANA GRATIS-Se
alquila en- Nebraska ave. frente
al c. Asturiano, una casa reci6n
reformada, 1925, con garage y
cocina y banjo de mosaicos. In
forman 2807 Elmore Ave.
La gaceta., 1930-10-13

EN- LA PRESENTE M
Ma JUSTO
SUAREZ, AL SINGER, MI
CKEY WALKER Y KID
CHOCOLATE
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Or. N A.

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81 twenty zone beautiful ChrissmaS cards; five
dlfierent assortments; so per cent commits
sion. Earrs, Inc, 1917 II So. NV. "a
BooKKEEPER = Double entry beokkeeper,
with knowledge Of typewriting, IN hlanufac-
turing business: state experience ami salary
expected Address Box l94-Z. Star office. 2o'
BOOKKEEPER to take complete charge Of
books; preference given TO one Accustomed
to keeping books for dress shop. Address
Box l<4-Z, Star once. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. young lady; state
In own handwriting age, experience dno
education. Address Box 77-z, star ornce
GIRL with drug store experience. Apply
Liggett's, Conn. and Fla. ayes. NV.
GIRLS, intelligent. to learn beauty culture
Commission paid on all work done BY stu
65f Earle Thoater Bldg Met. 1920
LADY, a5olst - or so, TO work in delicates-
sen; experienced. Apply as lst st. ne.
Call after G.
LEARN beauty culture at Stewart. Beauty
nisht classes ssi = St NV
GALFSLADY, experienced In dresses; nights,
s TO $3.50; permanent position. shelton
SECRETARY. Competent, IN a physicians
once who is able to do shorthand, typewrit-
ing and practical nursing Apply in writing
address Boz 2e0-V. Star once.
SOLICI ross. house to house salary and
commission; must be thoroughly experienced
and have good appearance. 1903 Wiseepsin
49,
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

EXPENSES 70 FLORIDA, Oct. 81, for care
full driver. Northwest Garage, 1909 18th
NV, before pm.
YOUNG MAN WANTS 70 TRAVEL FOR OR
with private party; good chauffeur, en-
pioyed. Address Box 1927, Star ONCE. 15'
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HELP-MEN.

BAKER. first class, all-around man to take
charge of small hand shop. Apply Sunday,
6 PM, at 923 9Th st. NV. 19e
BOY wanted, colored, over Is years, with
bicycle, nights week, from 6 pm. to 1880
pm; with reference. Pickett's Drug Store,
Ma q n "
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SALE AUTOMOBILES.

PACKARD-"The safest used-car market n
the world" Offers renewed packards IN vari-
Gus body models and recent series; many are
warranted. Also good buys in all popular
makes. Fair terms. 100 Kalorama I'd