Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1930, Page 38

Les THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. O, MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1930. matical idess about relaivity, WOMEN SCORE OFFICER %‘m EINSTEIK OUTLINES | [_arnasenen von coast stavme | sLavinG ISflIHmST FIGURE !mnmmflzfiflgfim WHO CRITICIZES DRIVING, & VARTO B0 VIR, e N OF DO B e | lhly in Il (NANA).—A School for Fair Sex. Pacifists lust Refuse Al » Blackboard in Pasadena Is i : ;?n;;hh:.r: "beats. beneath na” it & finished a series . : ot Possible | the ton Accident Prevention Bu- ‘imary Duty or Create Re- | Rival of Fameus Ein- r - rean, who announced recently that L » an unaccountable tion that dis- wmenn::thmcn terrible automobile sistance Fund, He Says. i : | stein “Garret. rivers that he would'open & school for 1 mor'.henenweekmmlmldlo f ——— mnhhhme;nd&mmumm‘d'u the Associated Press. | % Al was floods ‘with : PASADENA, Calif., - speed, e calls and t letters. NEW YORK, December 15.—Dr. Al-| i i ey -~ R Ol ot :‘.fl’."f%om bad bert Einstein advocates a war of mill- arivers? Bay, If Ohlo gver tant pacifiem to end all war. I { . . | e A ’,’}:‘,\m‘.fi?“ test for drivers, Rl o ‘Speaking jore the New Historieal 1 American Bociety at the Ritz Carlton Hotel last . [ 290,000 ping T this R o potiticat whamtion it o it : i r. Tolman’s blackboard, like a cur: s *“In our political s lon # H 3 Ve duty of man to commit crime in the covers the upper half of his office | SHusetts itut hnology, *has mll SHOPPING Bame of ‘his state or his country. T | would be devoted nie teaspoontal sive ap seems to me at s more luty 1 %o free mankind from this sort of | : i, e wored Two Methods for Peace. % " “There are two ways in which this Nelson C. Bowles of Portland, Ove, and Irma Loucks Paris, Gan bebednne T{xe fl{st which h‘fn”- secretary, shown as they were arvaigned on charges of first degree Because ly been practiced in many countries, | of Bow) s .mretwmmnrydw.ymun.d" les’ wife. Mirs. Bowles died from knife wound in the war. If only 2 per cent of the men | Paris —Assocla Hable for war service were to r there would not be enough jails in the world to take care of them.” The second method, he said, lies in the formation of a “war resistance fund,” with pacifists from all nations contributing. ‘The money would be used to defend imprisoned objectors and to Strengthen the feeling against armed tonflict the world over. “A real initiative in one or both di- fections,” he concluded, “would bring results. But you must show courage, and you must ‘show patience, otherwise you will remain just pacifists.” Helen Keller on Program. His remarks were translated from the German by Mrs. Rosika Schwim- mer. He was preceded on the program by Miss Helen Keller, the blind nuthor Prof. Einstein and his party sail ‘might on the liner Belgenland for Hl- {.¥ana and the Pacific by way of . the Panama Canal.. During yesterday the scientist paid many calls and made several public ap- pearances. He visited such old friends as Sir Rabindranath Tagore, Pritz -Kreisler, Arturo Toscanini, neury llat- Eithu John D. Rockefeller, . Bernard Kahn. e ~and paid tribute at t.he statue of Caruso. 2 j TREE TRIMMER SAWS WAY TO PREDICAMENT J®alls for Help When He Finds Himself at Top of Tree With e i 40 new salesmen Sale Now Going on Af: Weiin G i G from the 3310 14th Street N. W. down and f 3 He bellowed for help. \ e Department. : VI — Georgetown Gas Light Co. =22~ - Model Home Laundry Depr. — 5632 Connecticut Avenue Milliners at Palm Beach Develop pum:n"mtievumm Ronlyn Gas m more flattering than. noted ; 15 Wison Boulevard . e 2 : early d.llphn of straw hlu ‘here. anun.-ln ivor, while —and what an off er .’ Here they come. 'Forty new salesmen just taken on in the Model : Home Laundry Department of the Washington Gas Light Com- pany. Wikt o P by v Y - » And with what an offer to the buying public of this city...a o dl [ e— } i genuine porcelain tub washer with heavy Armco steel construc- \ tion throughout for only $79.50. We honestly do not believe that " you can find a greater value in this line anywhere. It is substan- D. C. Property o..|,) i tially the same rotor-action washing machine that has been sel- 6 : F f . ling at $99 for many years. The Washington Gas Light Com- 3 i i pany has made arrangements with the Apex Rotorex Corporation No Commission Charged i e 4 to sell large quantities of theim at this price. You can take 12 years to pay off yc;(ur loans fithw;‘l the - 3 | expense renewing. 000 . 2 for $I10 per month, including i : | The first day last week that the new salesnzen were taken on, interest and principal. Larger or smallr loazs at proportion- . BE dmiors _ we delivered 40 washers into homes. Have these new men been 2 i 1 “knocking them off”? You bet they have and why not.. A dollar : Z a5 down and $3.95 a month puts a Rotarex Washer in any home. = i Vasids There is no extra charge for financing. No woman can honest- A‘s.:::::?l':::n ‘ : ly say, “I want one but not just now, I can’t afford it.” At this Largest in Washington | y [ price—$79.50—and under the gas company easy purchase plan gy ?13.":..4 ERw. | . : anyone can afford a Washer NOW. EUWARD 4 My - g S Py Drop in at the Model Home Laundry Department, Columbia if the Mod. dry-D. i i i ' as if zm.w b‘.’ t::;:..:...‘.:k:,; Depart. Heights Branch, or at the Main Office, to see one in operation. more ;alumm. ¥ . There you will find a full line of modern home laundry equip- f At $79.50, with a genuine porcelain g IN A JIFFY ‘ sy Avweyt e ok, iosm st : ment in actual use—gas heated ironers, laundry dryers, washing balloon roller wringer to prevent button machines, everything for the well equipped Home Laundry. i g sy breakage, this modern laundr; machine - | Feel Like a New Person | presents an outstanding ue in its line. A small down payment and only A i i $3.95 on your monthly gas bill will put . ! want qu relief from a |l one in your home for Christmas. Drop eolfl. :e back to first sad in at the Model Home Laundry Depart- s I ment or inquire at your nearest gas company office.