Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1929, Page 6

ENSTNROID (o 0 EESEREE e e AT JUBILEE FETE s, . Oty s D e e s daningl - More after & heart attack at the Columbia- Macon base ball game here yesterdsy Hoover Praises Scientist as ' { ters 0 1 mimuta| QLT 1108 OPeRI of (he Bouth ' : g SnakeS! High Among Benefactors : i idy broks the | Ho wes taken I duriog the fitn |} | | e Jnning. of Mankind. ‘ R RRR s By the Associated Press. wind 3 4 . 3 A NEW YORK, April 17—The unususl : ¥, Sq ‘ : ’ . spectacle of a public celebration of the g Alrcraft Squadrons, Battle birth of a living man was given &t the 3 B Fleet, and come on duty here. COld Alr IS Metropolitan Opera House here last night when the Albert Einstein jubilee : | ' e I |‘ g ¢ “[ bad wfnmltmmwmmemonudmth: :‘;\'m.h ¥ -y fig) f Good for urs o to “soft anniversary of the birth of the German | s, wDih Einatviies the Tating et Pdal” for awhile. scientist. type of plane purchased by 2 - This message, from President Hoover, = . ¢ ] ltne or contemplated for purchase, They ‘ere almost all ‘was read: : B mfi .mcmny has dlalrl"ul.lhed d "'a‘- I ¥ e v \ “Prof. Einsteln ranks high amon; s T anar TRT. : Y7 3 ; gone afer Easter. But the foremogt, scientists of all tmes, wh | MEUY. GEORGE T. CUDDIRY, U.S.N. s 7 : i . 5 have enriched mankind by their in- MR 2 o > T 3 ; . P now, Plfi!y again here valuable contributions to thought and A o human progress. It is very fitting that SWNHERS REHEARSE | ‘ Bl ST el t: e o N —in the new lighter distinguished educators and other pub- colors—and they'll e ey P08 (IS | iy ive expert, local swimmers are | o “ N : ; Ray Lyman Wilbur, Secretary of the Tehearsing daily for the water play, i g 1. & continue n high favor Interior, sald: “Here is & single-| The Princess Learns to Swim." to be ! | g : handed sclentist. He, like Lindbergh, | Presented Friday and Saturday nights | | Z ) 7 & P ‘ all summe, Genuine went alone. Einstein goes alone into & (8% ¥ W. C. A headquarters Seven- | | g | j A W A en - [ 2 ; ol ’Lfi’f‘;?%x‘?figc",{?b‘;’ vision of the health education depart- 4 ' atersnak: Hahn ment of the association. . » Shunes, consequently, to us & hero, and | "' gyjpitions of fancy diving will be | ; = % : ; '0"" al.” at only ) Mayor Walker and Dr. Friedrich ven | €lven by Julia Deming, Mrs. Lillian I ‘ A Prittwitz-Gaffron, German Ambassador | Eoerwine, Bertha Smith, Sue Clssel, Katherine Bray, Plorence skadding, | || SUNDAY, APR. 21 ; S0 $he onite Mieles, Saciiyoxe. Margaret Galibon, Marina - Hickam, | ’ » i PLEASED, SAYS EINSTEIN. Grace White, fl:\wh Cates, Ione SPECIAL TRAIN ||| es. (o BERLIN. April 17 09— Ahert Ein- = ez barerosr e in yesterday expressed, through the ' | Amcuuurrmmm:hplehmn over the S creen D 00rs RETURNING I mass meeting jonor ew i Leaves New York 1 to the Il Wi rd Se. 1 . o e A O Will Not W Sa | L A Safe Depository for 37 Years “You meet to celebrate a myth bear- That Will Not Warp or Sag Deisitia | ry L e e w3 BRANCHES 6100 P. M. o at in our time. amidst all the fll- = l o 2 6”& C. Sts SW Seandard Time . 7 e G Beas ' dopsesieties. fae the SréFiAeNE v st eonnis | 1140 Fifteenth Street g "h & K TRet mmakce me hADRY. - ‘ = 4% Blocks North of the White House Siemed) "ALBERT EINSTEIN" | wrpiE RESORT i | : 3212 14th ARMY ORDERS ISSUED. | OF ATHOUSAND ] : l C. A. ASPINWALL, President R “Women’s Shop,” 107 F Retirements and Transfers Are} DELIGHTS” | | Mr. Thomas Houston, Jr., Annsusced. | 431 Monroe Ave. Col. Herbert L. Evans. Quartermaster | Elizabeth, N. J. i . - S LE Corps. on duty with o;ennl\ugdmser:rfis v‘:p‘u:kl as a result of oft-repeated % 4 at Minneapolis, will placed on the its: o ~ > . o retired Hscm&pumber 15, on his own “The healthful and invigorating Children’s dres 0 , th b beach thi - - : 2 R iahik et nce at last finds out i - from Baltimore to Manila: Lieut. Col. | hbroach vour tawn are just a few ~/ Augustine A. Hofmann, Infantry, from | of the delights and pleasures offered Columbia, 5. C., to Chicago; Maj. John | by Wildwood and Wildwood Crest.” F. Landis, Infantry, from Fort Ben- Try Wildwood this year.—it offers ning, Ga., to Fort George G. Meade,| & thrill that you can experience no- EN’N A JE'IVI‘ICK Md.}' Maj. John H. Cochran, Coast Ar- | Where eise. W O Pr S re a tillery Corps, from Fort Monroe, Va., o For booklet and further informas the War Department; Maj. James R. !lon write Bureau of Publicity, Chllll- e J Hill, Cavalry, from Fort Bliss, Tex,, to| ber of Commerce, Wildwood, 'N. H l h Sh Baltimore: Mai. 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