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'v 1 A-ilTcY PRESS-TELEGRAM (PMl-AP cm, rm Mtr. at mi NEWEVSIGHT pointed out modestly that INDEPENDENT (AM) he was "also" Qualified tn: 1 teach physics.) He wds turned dawn. Thia waxl whose, hair and clothes with attendant he replied' a scornful-epithet' that (Continued fromPage A-18) were somewhat disheveled. When his sister inquired after Fiinstein of a univer- hlssparelimer generated a scientific revolution. His papers in a single year 1905, when he was 26 not only set forth the special theory of relativity but laid the foundations of quantum theory as well.

How to make another person happy Furthermore- It hurts me deeply that as a grownup man, must look on helplessly without being able to do foe least thing. In fact I am nothing but a burden for. my family It would be a lot better if I jwere not alive at all After four, years at the Poly he secured a job at foe patent office in Berne as technical specialist and moved to that city in 1902. A year later he married. Mileva Marie, whq bore him two sons.

It was while at the patent dffice that Einstein, in forte years after the publication of Ms first paper on relativity. After he had obtained a post as unpaid lecturer according to the academic custom of those times at the Universty of Berne Ms sister came to visit Mm. At that time, she wrote, many poor, ill-clothed but often very intelligent Russian. Jews were studying in Berne. However, the Swiss, in their peaceful, clean, well-ordered" city, did not think much of them, nor, apparently, of "Poly" in Zurich, his studies there were clouded with dismay over his fathers misfortunes.

For foe third time despite advice to foe' contrary by foe elder Ebutetai sensible, but still young ion," as Maja put it) he had set an electric plant, only to have it fail. WHAT hits hardest, of course, wrote the 19- year-old Einstein to Ms sister, is misfortune of my poor parents, who for so many years have not enjoyed one. minute of good fortune. military service that con fronted Under German law, Einstein would have had to submit to such service or be declared an evader unless he emigrated before foe end of Ms lfith year. Hence, she tqjjned a medical excuse from his doctor and left for Milan, where his father was embarked on another ill-fated attempt to establish a solvent electrical plant After spending about a year in Milan, foe young Einstein sought admission to foe Polytechnic Institute in Zurich now the Federal Institute of Technology, the Swiss counterpart of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology but he failed the entrance examination.

To prepare for a second attempt at entrance he Its within your power to make a woman or a man feel alive. Or to give 8 child the gift of creativity. How? By reaching out with exactly the right words at exactly the right time. Read The Invitation to Live one of 44 articles and features in the April READERS DIGEST FAME was slow in coming, however. The correspondence at Princeton tells of Einsteins efforts to obtain the equivalent of a high school teaching post, which he thought would give him more time for Ms theoretical work.

(He theory hay seen collected for publication by Harvard University this fall, believes fEinsteins from in -iancy, of thinking in con cepts-ratfter. than words played a key role. He cites a comment by to a friend when they were discussing the of his ideas. I.CThese thoughts," he said, did not come in any ver-: formulation. I rarely think' in words at all.

A thought comes, ami I may try to express it in words afterward." -Elsewhere Einstein put it thus: The words or the language, as they are writ-. ten or spoken, do not seem to play any role in my me chanism of thought. He said that he formulated his ideas in psychical entities certain signs and more or less dear images which Can be voluntarily repro-duced and combined." ANYTHING FOR EVERY HOME What, is'your OUR REGJ PRICE 19.7 THIS, he continued, seems to be foe essential feature in productive thought before there is any connection with logical construction in words or other kinds of signs which be communicated to others. Such laborious searching for words -was anticipated in his early use of speech, as recounted by his sister. After each spoken sentence no matter how com-x monplace, she said the WTItOM 13 El.

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The school In Munich where he did his early studies during the 1890s was word-oriented. The teaching was largely by rote and, according to his sister, his room teacher reported that nothing good would ever come of the young Einstein. FURTHERMORE, foe -school was run on very strict lines, in part, to prepare the youngsters for the It would be a lot better if I were not alive went to the Cantonal School in nearby Aarau and found himself in a hb- eral teaching environment that allowed his capabilities to flourish. It was there, at the age of 16, that he performed a thought experiment" symptomatic of his growing interest in the nature of light. IN 1884 James Clerk Maxwell in England had proposed a series of equations to explain light waves in terms of rapidly' moving, oscillating magnetic fields.

In his thought experiment Einstein imagined himself to be riding through space, so to speak, astride a light wave and looking back at the wave next to him. What he should have seen, according to the Maxwell formulation, he wrote later, was a spatially oscillating electromagnetic field at rest." Yet, he said, there seems to be pa such thing, whether on the basis of experience or according to Maxwells equations." Stubborn and prolonged pursuits of a single problem was typical of Einstein. he noted himself, and it was 10 years later, at the age of 26, that he published his explanation of foe paradox embedded in the first of Ms relativity papers. On his second attempt he was admitted to the HENCEKN The international chess world has show extraordinary interest in this match. Some seven countries Md for it Usually, there are only two or three bids.

Prize money for the match is set at $138,500, with 72ft per cent to the winner. Fischer beat Tigran Petrosian, Russian ex-world champion, in the 'semifinals. If he beats Spaasky he will become the first non-Russian to hold foe world title In 25 yean and the first official American title holder. This is it. This is foe one for a man whos grown up obsessed with the complex moves of 32 chessmen around a checkered board.

Why did Fischer come to Grossingers? Its a. scene from his younger days, for one thing. This was foe first hotel he ever stayed at, says an employe. His mother, Regine Fischer, brought him to foe hotel when he won the U. S.

championship at age 14. Today, Fischer is staying as a guest of the hotel Fischer does have other interests. He knows pop -music. -He-likes the town sound. Hes bought a camera.

He reads news magazines, and has been known to buy Playboy. But for now, Ms Mg goal 'is keeping fit for foe title. chess champ getting ready for Spassky in Catskills EASim Big selection of hollow mold bunnies and eggs. Delicious milk chocolate. All ages love em.

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(JR Bobby Fischer, hope for foe world chess championsMp, rushed into the vast, brightly lit dining room at a giant re sort tucked away in the -Catskills. Hei been esconsed for three weeks at the hotel, a sprawling cluster of recre- rational facilities, Ping Pong tables, pin ball machines, Pepsi, dispensers, indoor miniature golf courses, swimming pool, sld slopes and convention rooms. At age 29, hes poised for a crack at the world title in chess, a goal since the beginning of Ms brilliant, but uneven career. What time is it?" be asked sitting down at a small table. He was pale and Ms eyes were darker looking than usual.

His hair was damp and neatly combed. He wore a suit and. black tie, printed with galloping red stal-' lions. Hed made the 8 p.m. dinner deadline by one minute He usually comes flying in, foe last person in the dining room.

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