Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1931, Page 100

THE SUNDAY AR, WASHINGTON, . D. New York-Wash- ington express col- lides with switch- ing engine at Philadelphia. The express locomotive is the one leaning against a concrete wall which saved it from a 30-foot drop. Two train- men were injured. ® A. P. Photo. At right: A nursemaid with a firm grip! Rajah, the family police dog, guards the rambles of Billy Best, jr., in his Los Angeles back yard. © A. P. Photo. Dr. Albert Einstein meets famous American scientists at Pasadena, Calif., for dis- cussion and study of his theory of relativity. Left to right: Walter S. Adams, astron- omer and director of the Mount Wilson Carnegie Observatory; Dr. Albert A. Michel- son, famed for his measurement of the speed of light; Dr. Einstein and Dr. Robert A. Millikan, discoverer of the cosmic ray and president of the California Institute of Technology. The latter three have been awarded the Nobel prize. © Associated Press Photo. TENIT . ¢ Tournament golf under the Florida palms. - "N, The picture was taken during the playing of the 4 Miami open championship, won by Joe Turnesa, . New York pro. Henry Cuici is putting at the seventh green. O Associated Press Ph:to Strange cargo! The steamer Moonah leaves Melbourne, Australia, for Tasmania with a load of gentle and resigned circus ele- phants. 9A.P.Ph"to. The Greek steamer Theodoros Bulgaris sinking in the Bay of Biscay j her crew o e, 2 i 2 i i‘,‘:dt atf::: ::scued 4 7 3 5 Representative Melvin Maas of Minnesota re- by a British liner, - Bp ¥ turns from Panama with plenty of native head- fryom which the 7 = gear. The hat measures four feet wide and serves un Here’s a thrill for any track follower. Horse racing over the snow has as a pretty good parasol. © Underwood & Underwood vpldl:r:w:slyx::ewo&. bacome one of the most popular Winter sports at St. Moritz, Switzerland. % 5 Note the well-filled stands in the shelter of the mountain slope. Assoclated Press Ph to