The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-03-01

The Supreme court decision disposes
Of the statement that President Roose-
velts administration has been proceed
Ing regardless of the Constitution"
The decision will be reassuring to bust
ness and the public generally.
From every point Of view the be-
heading of women by Mr.. Hitler's gov
ernment seems to have been q pain
fully disgusting performance. The
women's hands were bound with steel
chains-in fear, perhaps, that they
might bite through strings or straps.
The agile headsman, in full dress, cut
on both heads in six minutes. The
women were beheaded out Of doors In
the night, just before dawn, with food
lights for the headsman's work.
Witnesses of the killings praise the
composure of the two women. Each
walked to her death erect, wrists
chained behind her, showing no sign of
fear. An eyewitness said: "They set
. good example to our men. whom we
usually have to drag to the scaffold."
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You have read about "war with
germs" in the next great outburst.
India proves that It could be done.
At Alipore two are condemned to death,
convicted Of germ murder" As rich
5Amarendra Nath Pandey walked along
the street he felt a sharp stab. He
cried out. A germ poisoner had in
Jected plague germs into his blood.
Amarendra died. His murderers were
his step-brother and his doctor. Two
other doctors, accused. were acquitted.
A well-organized germ war could be
disagreeable, distributing disease germs
above great cities and in reservoirs
from planes. -.
At Leyden, in Holland, scientists
have produced a degree of cold said
to approach within one five-thousandth
Of q degree Of absolute zero.
A gigantic electromagnetic, in com
bination with liquid helium, produces
the lowest temperature ever known on
earth.
The lowest possible degree of cold,
the absolute zero, would be minus 273
degrees centlgrade, or minus 459.6
Fahrenheit. At least science thinks 80.
1t used to call the atom smallest frag-
ment Of matter"
Science needs absolute zero" to help
in tearing apart. the atom, now known
to be q miniature solar system.
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Doctor Steinach Of Vienna, whose
business has been transplanting glands
Of lower animals to the bodies Of
men. to prolong youth and extend the
years Of possible parentage, an
n0unces now q chemical substance
that makes transplanting glands IN
necessary. The chemical, called prog
ynon, possibly a compound of "prog-
eny," ID available for men or women.
The fact that a demand for 1t exists
proves what fools there are, among
men and women, seeking for more
trouble. after kind nature has set them
free.
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Henry Ford views money %philosophi-
cally as merely an abstract "indefinite,
incoherent homogeneity," as Herbert
Spencer might have called it. Mr..
Cameron, broadcasting, mentioned cas-
ually the fact that Mr.. Ford in one
year lost $68.OOO,OOO.
When this writer asked Henry Ford
what was the most money he had lost
in any year while changing type" and
recognising. he replied: II didn't lose
any money. I only distributed some
money" \
It has been customary at executions
In New Jersey state prison to admit
relatives Of a murdered man, that they
may witness the killing Of the muir
derer; very c~onsiderate, If relatives
of q murdered really desire to see
the murderer as he sits In the chair,
strainlng against the straps and froth-
ing behind the mask. II is safe to
predict that Colonel Lindbergh will re-
jecr the invitation to See Hauptmann
put to death for the kidnapping and
murder Of his child.
James A. Moffett, federal housing
administrators, says the country is out
of the depression but does not know II.
In the West he "found business condi.
tons definitely Improved. Los Angeles
alone has pledged $lOO.OOO,O00a in new
construction and m~odernization involv.
ing all types Of buildings" San Fran.
cisco likewise has embarked on an am