Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1930, Page 42

UNIVERSE DEPICTED AS ALWAYS LIVING Process of Renewal Goes On, Asserts Scientist, Citing Ten Supporting Facts. By thy Associated Press. i NEW YORK, April 11.—The w 3 in the opinion of Dr. Robert A. Milli- kan, noted physicist, is not running down like an eight-day clock, ‘but is constantly renewing itself. Speaking before a science forum un- der auspices of thé American Institute of the City of New York, the Museum FLORIDA MAN AND WIFE DIE IN AUTO PLUNGE director of public works here, and his wife were here ‘Wednesday when their automobile over the others, relatives sald. Lewls, :’h‘;bell 54, oid, to 8t. plunged at the port of St. Petersburg into| he and 35%Fect of water. A magistrate pronounced the case Double Suicide Verdict of Magis-| double suicide, but relatives of the dead trate Disputed by Relatives, Who Scout Motive. By the Assoclated Press. ST. PETERSB! H. Lewis, former \ JURG, Fla, April 11— city commissioner and | to man last night were reluctant to be- lieve that such was the case. Lewis, who resigned his post as di- rector of public works last week, and his wife had planned to leave for In- dian: Thursday, where he expected some of his realty The trate sald an investigation mp-n of an unflnhh:dmmu in the Lewis fairs were in excellent, condition. Mem- bers of the St. rector of his own accord. Friends and relatives sald the phrase on the letter paper could have been used in many ways in business or personal cor- respondence, - —— ‘The Ontario government air serv- ice, organized in 1924, has demonstrated its ue in the tion and con- servation of the forest wealth of the province. The planes easily and swiftly penetrate to remote, regions which had | otherwise can be reached only by long canoe trips. tween Washington ana Baltimore Oc- tober 13 Iast when it was struck by the Wheatland car, which turned over and caught fire, which spread to the bus. Attorneys Mark Friedlander and Har- old P. Ganss appear for the company. SUED FOR BUS FIRE Woman Charged With Causing $9,840 D‘nn-‘. by Collision. Alleging that Helen M. Wheatland, Howard University, ran ‘her automobile into one of its busses and set the ma- chine afire, the People's Rapid Transit Co, yesterday sued her in the District Supreme Court to recover $9,840.59 for the damages sustained. The court is told that the bus was en route be- Judge E. B. Kinkegd Dies. ATLANTA, A 11 (#).—JudgeE. B. Kinkead, 68, afycnlolumbul, Ohm.'wld.fly known author of legal text books and close friend of Ambassador Charles G. Dawes. died yesterda; A Complete 10-Piece Dining Room Suite of the Peaceful Arts, and the New York Electrical Society, Dr. Millikan declared science at last had reasen to believe the cosmi¢ drama of creation is still being enacted in the stellar spaces. He said he based his opinion oft -10 outstanding scientific discoveries, includ- | ing the law of the equivalence of heat || and work, the cosmic ray, evolution, radio activity and the Aston curve. “Somewhere in the universe,” he said, “is still going on the process of upbuild- ing the heavy elements, such as gold and platinum and radium, out of the lighter ones. We now know within a very small limit of uncertainty that all ele- ments were originally built up from hydrogen. With the discovery and iden- tification of cosmic radiation we have indications that the same building proc- ess is still-going on.” WIFE CHARGES CRUELTY TO THOMAS T. MOTT Motor Company Official, Whose In- come Js Said to Be $30,000 a Year, Sued Here. ‘Thomas T. Mott, described as presi- dent of Mott Motors, Inc., and is mak- ing an annual income of $30,000, is charged with cruelty and refusing to support his wife and 8-year-old child in a suit for separate maintenance filed Savings— Big Values—All on Account of the Car- penters and Painters who are busy enlarg- ing and decorating the Interior of This group is made of gumwood and finished in American walnut, It con- 2> sists of a China Cabinet, Server, Buffet, Extension Table and six Leather-seat Chairs to match, $5 Down—T he Hub & 5-Piece Breakfast Suite 148 Inner Spring Gas Range A well made range sl .95 Drop - leaf table and four spindle- back chairs. Enam- el finish.” * with side oven. Mattress 50c a Week ‘made for super Coll sprin; in the interior 50c a Week in the District Supreme Court by his Y = Bt T o UD wife, Daisey P. Mott. Through Attorneys T. Morris Wam- pler and Joseph C. Turco the wife tells the court she was married March 3, 1921, and charges that her husband drinks "o excess, treats her cruelly and recently in a fit of anger withdrew her allowance. In addition to his income from the auto business, the wife says, Mott owns a home at Edgemoor, Md., has stocks and bonds and two automobiles together with fine riding horses. He is also in- terested in race horses, she declares, from which he derives an income un- known to her. Boudoir Chair $5.49 Covered in cretonne — seat back. and 50c a Week Oil Cook Stove i Two-burner R s1 1—-.75 ° 5 style. (Shelf ex- ®tra) OWNER CAUSES ARREST ON STOLEN CAR CHARGE Enlists Aid of Pedestrian to Hold Suspect After Seeing Auto in Traffic. An automobile stolen several days ago from the Brodt Corporation, at 509 Eleventh street, was recovered by William Brodt, a_member of the firm, and Edward P. Halfpap, 19-year- old painter, of 1012 B street northeast, was arrested on charges of joy-riding and operating a car without a permit. Brodt spotted the automobile waiting for a traffic signal at New York ave- nue and Fourteenth street and rushed over and grabbed the youthful driver after enlisting the ald of Vincent Milli- kin, 1404 New York avenue. Millikin held Halfpapp while Brodt summoned Traffic Policeman E. C. Lucis from his post in the street inter- section and had the young painter placed under arrest. Halfpap told station clerks at the Traffic Bureau that he found the car in an alley in the Southwest section of :‘he city and “borrowed” it for a few ours. COMMUNITY COUNCIL TOPICS ANNOUNCED Plans Arranged for Semi-Annual Meeting of Prince Georges Organization. Kitchen Table Porcelain $3.98 top. White enamel base Cogswell Chair ;H.ht spring seat— wourer- §17,95 50c a Week By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. HYATTSVILLE, Md., April 11.—Ten- | % tative plans for the semi-annual meet- ing of the Prince Georges County Com- munity Council, to be held in the parish hall here on May 16, are announced by the council’s executive committee, é They call for discussion of the fol- 2 lowing topics of county-wide interest: The consolidated almshouse situation, the Federal marketing act as it affects Maryland, how and when the National Red Cross wil! function in our county in case of disaster, the nutrition work ‘;:llm;“rmt cedaeomes c‘s:o“??’h schools and | 3 ly-wide propects of e attsville | § Chamber of Commerce. > Mrs. J. Enos Ray will talk on -the almshouse. The speakers on the other topics will be announced later, ——— ACCUSED IN CENSUS California Official Under Bond on Charge of Refusing Answer. 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