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“~—~ NE 100-32986 ter, Physics at the University of Leyden and commuted from Berlin, eer ““ Germany» He had been director of Theoretical Physics at the t Kaiser Wilhelm Institute. He left Germany in 1933 at which time g 1 he was offered a life professorship at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, NAJ., where he has been ever since. F. Residences e) “Ae~ vernme gency, sclose NoloiN reside e Tollowing places :\/) ”~ ~~ 7 Berlin - Dahlem, Ehrenbergstr 33 ef uv Berlin - Lichtenrade, Wittelsvacherstr 13 (gs Kaw Ler Berlin - Schoeneberg, Habe landstr 5 (1919-1933 spat J aflep The publication, Current Biography, Who's News and Why of November, 1941, disclosed sINsToIN resided in ggrmany, ond Switzerland’ from 1879 to 1933 and in Belgium in 1933. Furthermore, that sINSTSIN’ came to the U. & in 1933 and hes resided at Princeton, N.J-, since that time. Records of the Clerk's Office, U. S. District Court, Trenton, N.J., reflects ~INST*IN arrived in New York City on 6/3/35 and that as of January, 1936, hehas resided at 112 Mercer St., Princeton, NJ. ~ <> : Dr. S. &. iIuhsi, ProfesSor of Mathenatics, -Princeton University, advised #i.i1.1n presently resides at 112 siercer Sst., Princeton, N.d, ; . G. Health . Dr. HaROLD DOBBS, President of Princeton University, Princeton, N.J., had advised that Dr. ALbshT sINSTcIN in recent years has been in ill health, was aging, and consequently his activities were very limited. H. Reloetives “ a 7 ; The 1952-53 edition of Who's Who in Americe reflects -~ EINSTEIN hed two sons by his first wife, namely, ALBuiT, Jh., and EDWARD. Furthermore, that he had two stepdaughters by his second wife, bLSA sINSTLIN, we é FE. Lan fe .