From the September 10, 1932, issue

COVER PICTURE PURSUED OVER NEW ENGLAND HILLS

By chasing a blue hole in the screen of cloud that covered part of New England, a party of eclipse observers that included Prof. John Q. Stewart, Princeton astronomer, successfully saw the corona in clear sky and obtained the News Letter‘s cover picture.

Originally they planned to view the eclipse from near his summer cottage at Randolph, but clouds caused Prof.