Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1946 — Page 6

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“Mr. Jeans, who often used his briar pipe to emphasize a scientific point, proclaimed during a visit to the United States in 1031 that the universe was -disintegrating. He said the action | a “million million” years. The astronomer, who served as a professor of applied mathematics at Princeton university from 1005-09 at the request of Woodrow Wilson, then president of the university, was born In Lancashire, Eng, of Scottish parentage. A graduate of Trinity college, Cambridge, Mr, Jeans«held degrees from a number of. universities. In 1939 he was awarded the order of merit by King George. The Franklin Institute at Philadelphia gave him a medal in recognition of his contributions to science. Mr. Jeans’ first wife, the former Charlotte Mitchell of New London, Conn. died in 1934. It was reported at the time that she left him $475,000. In September, 1935, Mr, Jeans married Susi Hock, a concert or-

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. Sir James Jeans after.the father had reached the age of 59, a son was born, Mr. Jeans had served as president of the British association for the advancement of science and the royal astronomical society. He was the author of many scientific books, including “The New Background of: Science,” published in May, 1934, and “Through Space

and Time,” which was released in December, 1934.

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WASHINGTON, Sept. 17 (U. P.). —Senator Scott W. Lucas (D. IIL), chafrman of the Democratic senatorial campaign committee, sald today it is a 40 to 1 bet that Democrits will retain control of the sen‘ate in the November elections, Senator Lucas, just returned from political pulse-feeling in the middle west, derided Republican estimates of winning from 10 to 13 seats now

He contended the Republicans themselves stand a good chance of losing some of the 39 senate seats they now hold. This, he said, is something they are forgetting to mention in their victory predictions. Senator Lucas made his statement as the house campaign investigating committee met to approve the final draft of a questionnaire that will require about 40 organizations to disclose their political activities and expenditures, Among the groups that will reseive the forms are the Communist | party, the National Association of | Manufacturers, the C. I. O. Political | Action Committee and Harold L. | Ickes’ Independent Citizens’ committee of the Arts, Sciences and! | Professions. | In looking ahead to the Novem- | | ber elections, Republicans claim ex- | cellent chances of getting five seats | { now held by Democrats, better than 1 50-50 on eight others and at Jeast

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GOP IMPRESSES | ~~ FOREIGN BRIDES

Though unfamiliar with American politics, Indianapolis foreign war brides today lookéd kindly towards | Republicanism following a G. O. P.! fete in their honor. { For some yet undetermined rea-| son, there were no campaign| speeches: So the - brides, a dozen | of them — mostly British — learned little about issues in the forthcoming election. But they were somewhat captivated by the non-alcohol-

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