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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11

Because of the fall in the Australian
rate Of exchange and the consequent eff
feet on the finances of team on tour.
the South African cricket team may
give up its proposed trip to Australia
this year, but will tour Africa extern
SiVely instead.
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fainter than the faintest star which can
he Saen with the naked eve

The velocity of this remote nebula
was found to be 10000 miles a second.
The results of this investigation are
Cbservational facts. From them DR..
Hubble has established close relation
between apparent faincness of nebulae
and red shifts in their spectra. The
former are confidently interpreted as
distances. but the Interpretation of the
red shifts as velociti2S of recession is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11

controversial. For the present we pre-
fer to speak OF these velocities as zap
parent"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11

BY MILTON L. HUMAS0N.
gpectrascopist Of the Carnegie Institution Of
Washington Observatory at Mount Wilson.
(Copyright, 1881, by the Associated Press
MOUNT WILSON OBSERVATORY,
Calf. June 1.-THE lO0-inch reflector
Of the Mount Wilson Observatory has
been used during TIE last two years to
photograph sEeCtra OF faint nCbulaC
These photographs have shown that
some Of the very 7 mote ncbulac, at DIS
tanceS greater than 100 million light
years a light year Is SIX million
million miles apparently have vllo-it.cs
in the line of sight as larga as 1900
mil second.
The direction of the motion is always
away from the earth-th@t is, they APP
pear to be reccding-and DR. Edwin p.
Hubble has shown that tie vclOIItieS
become larg as the distance increases.
How are these spectrum photographs
obtained and measured?
In order TO produce a spectrum an
instrument called a SrnatrCg aph must
be attach d 10 tn" telescope. In the
spectrograph is 4 prism through which
the light of the ncbula must PASS. On
emerging from the pr.sm tn light IS
broken up into cOlOrS each color emery
ing at a slightly different angle. tn rcby
forming spectrum.
Use High Speed Camera.
This spectrum is then photographed
with a camera lens also mounted in
the SpeCtrOgraph If the spectrum OF
faint nebula is to be photographed
the scale must b. kept as small as
possible. This is accomplished in the
Mount Wilson spectr2graph BY the use
OF a high-spced camera lens designed
by DR.. w, B. RaytoA OF Rochester, ". Y.
1t has a greater speed ana bet.cr Gcf-
milton than 2ny other short-iocus lens
heretofore used in a stellar spcctro-
graph.
In order to obtain one Of these pho-
tographs the spectrosraph Is attached
to the 100-inch telescope, and this is
pointed at the ncbula. The light from
the nebula must enter the apact-,graph
in exactly the place in order that it
will pass correctly through tic prism
and camera.
If the nebula is faint The. exposure
may last 30 to 80 hours
The Astronomer must keep the
nebu!a little more than a point of
light among thousands shown by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11

You know how fruit juices will ruin
ordinary refrigerator hnishes7 Not
even the ocid Of lemon Juice con
stain the PorceIoin-on-sfeel interior
Of Frieidoire!
Ask the soIesmqn TO prove fhof
the Frieidoire Porcelain interior is
acid and stoin-resisting watch him
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suFoce-wotch him squeeze the
biting Juice over the cleaning
porceIoin-ond note fhof the ocid-
both Leaves no trace whatever OF
FelI-tole stain!
And with the greater beauty and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11
CAMERA REVEALS
SPEED OF NEBULAE
Photographs Taken Through
1OO-Inch RefIeCt0TS OF
Mt. Wilson Observatory.

Prof. Alb-rt Einstein further eX-
pounded his theories Of an expand
ing universe before the PruSSlan
Academy of Sciences yesterday. The
doctrine has be n given support by
the observations Of Prof. E. p. Hub
bell at Pasadena, Calf, where the
spectra of faint nebulae which seem
to be rec ding into space with ye!oci-
ties of 10000 miles a second. have
been photographed. This photo
graphic work is described in the fol-
loving story-one Of series on
whats Going On in the World To-
daV"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11

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NASH
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Quality Cars

NTASH employs the most advanced Prin-
ciple Of steel, wood and composite con-
st~ruction-the same kind Of construction
used In bodies for the highest priced cars
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whipcords. broadcloths or genuine heather
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r~estful. while arm rests are 60 built 90 10
afford unusual comfort. Interior and erte-
rior hardware is executed II chzsie dcsign.
comPIementing the body design rs a whole
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conception Of modern motoring. accept
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-04
SILVER STAR HOME
STILL OPEN TO VIEW
Residence in Chevy Chase
Forest Section Starts Last
Exhibition Week.

The public Of Greater Washington is
invited to make an inspection of the
Silver Star home at 5000 Oakridge
avenue. in the forest section of Chevy
Chase. the first demonstration house
sponsored this year by The Star. which
tomorrow will open its last week of ex-
hibition
The house. built by Shannon &,
Luchs. Inc, and selected by the COM
mittee of specialists acting for the Star,
may be reached by driving out Con-
necticut avenue to Bradley lane; left on
Bradley lane to Maple avenue: right on
Maple avenue to Oakridge avenue and
then left along this street to the house
The dwelling. erected on a wide and
extra deep lot, is a six-room. brick and
frame house, featured by Colonial
lines in modern treatment. Simplicity
is mark Of its plan. design and deco
ration.
The Silver Star Homes program is
an outgrowth of the former Star model
homes demonstrations conducted in
former years by this newspaper Hun
dreds have visited the Oakridge ave-
nue. house in the first three weeks of
its exhibition. The house is open daily
from 8 am. to pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-04
NEW FOXALL GROUP
STARTS NEXT WEEK
Twelve English-Type Homes to
Cost $4,000, Exclusive of
Land and Equipment,

Construction of IL English-style
group houses. having an estimated total
cost of s125 0oo, exclusive Of land and
equipment, will be started next week in
Foxall by Waverly Taylor, Inc, it was
announced today by Waverly Taylor,
president and architect Of the firm.
These houses, the ninth group of
houses to be erected in the section by
the Taylor firm, will be built on the
south side of Volta place, between
Forty-fourth street and Foxhall road, to
the west of Foundry Branch Valley.
Similar in architectural treatment to
the 80 houses built in this development,
the design is a modern expression of
Elizabethan influence, each house being
of individual character, with all units
planned to harmonic with the others
OF the group.
The houses will be constructed of
dark, variegated, sand-finished brick,
rubble stone, cypress and oak. The
roof will be of slate in purple and green
tones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-04
CANADIAN BUILDING UP
CTS PCT. OVER APRIL
May Total Tops All other Months
of 1881 With $36, se5,7oo,
Bulletin Reports.

Canadian building activities in May
surpassed all other months of 1881
and the total lvaluepf cdn1acts award
ed was $50, 895;70O, an increase of 62.5
per cent over April totals. according
to bulletin just made public by the
Canadian Pacific Railway.
Important contracts awarded" the
bulletin says, include a tramway eX-
tension in Montreal, $1,000,000: a
church and home for the aged, both
in Montreal, 100000 each; a wooden
mill near Toronto, 100000; total of
&c bridges in Ontario. 100000 hos
pital at Nicolet, Quebec, S500,000, and
a power plant at Lake Station Ontario.
100000. Apartment houses, schools.
churches, and municipal works make
up most of the smaller items"
The contracts awarded in May,
bring the grand total for the first five
months Of 1881 to $133,144,200. This
sum was divided geographically as fol-
lows: Ontario, ssh 1923. 900; Quebec,
SAT, 738,800: Prairie Provinces. S17,136,-
400; British Columbia. Sill .422 100, and
Maritime Provinces, $5,823,000.