Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1926, Page 42

" BOLVAREMOVING 0 SN F RIS 2 5 ‘ post in ‘the . Col. Gertsch Taking Post of | ;b Gen. Kundt, Generaily Hated in'Country. BY CLAUDE 0. PIKE. By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News. SANTIAGO, Chile, July 15.—The wsk of de-Prussianizing the Bolivian army is under way. Col. Gertsch, a leading figure in . The Yatter now is visit- lnl in his nd. President Siles, to avold possible political dis- tur’mnm. is canceling his commis- Gcn. Kundt made possible the five- year dictatorship of Bautiste Saave- the arm; Rundts ruthlessness, though they rere helpless to do wyth.lnt about When Saavedra was. succeeded by the Siles administration there was widespread demand for the ousting of Gen. Kundt. Siles tactfully endod Saavedraism by tend a European ministerial , sald that after Saavedra refuse Saavedra a vise for Nl return. Gen. Kundt, German Was brought to Bolivia before I.hp ‘World War to train the Bolivian army. returned to Germany for nrvic. dur- country. : % § (CopyFighs. 1028, by Chicarg Daily News Co.) R LIGHT TEWS CONTINUED. Meéasuréments Halted Last Year. PAGADENA, ‘Calif., July 15 ()= ‘Michelson, world-famed physicist pl the University ot Chicago: will continue this Summer and Fall at Mount Wilson Observatory hig studies of the velocity of Illht inter- rupted last yeéar by an accident. Ome. of the: delicate and eonly mir- rors whlch ‘were ‘set up ‘on neighbor- ing mountain peaks to vollsy the u.m ! s back and forth was rotats tated disccmlnulng the experiments. To meet such an emergency in tho renewal of th:u studies, three addi ur L. E Michelson here. 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