Trenton, N.J., June 23.
Dr. Albert Einstein, noted German scientist, took his final examination for American citizenship Saturday.
After leaving the courthouse where he took his examination, Dr. Einstein, in one of his rare public utterances, expressed his faith in democracy and said the fate of the human race "is dependent upon America's moral strength.
Dr, Einstein, now world famous for his Theory of Relativity, was forced to flee from Germany in Februa 1933, when the Nazis confiscated his property. Three years later he arrived in the United States, where
ress, has resided ever since.—United Japanese Mission Leaves Italy for Germany Rome, June 23, Ambassador Naotake Sato and other members of the Japanese Economic Mission who represented Japan during the recent negotiations for the conclusion of a tripartite trade accord among Italy, Japan and Manchoukuo, left here for Germany yesterday morning after receiving a warm send off by officials of the Italian Government and prominent citizens.
With its work concluded, the Mission formally disbanded on Friday. Mr, Ichizo Kobayashi, Japanese i dustrial magnate, and other members of the delegation, will return to Japan via Siberia, They will leave here tomorrow,—Domei.
Saigon French Stage Demonstration
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