Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1931, Page 34

ESTENISCALED MOSES OF PHYSICS pr. R. A. Millikan ®eclares [Theorist Is Leading Way Out of Darkness. By $he Assoctated PASADENA, cflfl January 16.—Al- bert Einstein was pictured to the world last night as the Moses of the physi- cists. Dr. Robert A. Millikan of the California Institute of Technology drew the picture in a Nation-wide radio ad- . Albert A. Michelson led sclentists hb ‘a wilderness of doubt some half th his famous Michelson- gh space had no effect upon un WESTERN LINES SHUN MERGERS . IN EXPERIMENTS TO GET TRAFFIC Faster Trams, Cut Rates and Addltxon oi Motor Cars Are Some of, Methods Usgd_. -oudmon to cope with '.hl ‘modern problém of dro!h. tthaumllnummmche 3 munm:nwumummm t.hemuetmunna St Chicago, no Northern-! Nomm-n p.c c tie-up has - rime u trudin-neflooé e en m 2 ring Dusinces back 0 the Talroads Fastef Thile Made. ‘The “crack” trains are even more luxurious snd faster than a few years speed of light, That showed accepted | ago laws of physics to be wros Were in wuume- “For 20 years after this fact came to light,” said Dr. Millikan, E‘hyslchu wandered in the wilderness heartening effort to make it seem rea- m“lle Then “‘Let us merely accept this as energy which very few people on earth posses "Th as born the special theory or ttzm d:sunguuhed adventurers and lorers into the mystery of ( all time— ure’'s forces—broke bre: 1ast night in a bapquet here to cele- brate the delivery from the wilderness and the progres of research. The speeches were broadcast over the Co- Iumbia network Guests at Dinner. guests were Einstein, l:llch)e‘lmn m and Wmlam Wallace Campbell, alter S. Ad: Charles E. scmgohn mn P. Huhble and Richard Chace Tolman, who also have won fame in science. 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