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UNIVERSE POSSIBLY
if SO ON Li'S
FOREVER, NEW THEORY
BOSTON, Dec. 2, </P) _ New
mathematics indicating that the
universe may possibly go on living
forever was presented to the Na
tional Academy of Science at Yale
University.
The scientific idea for years has
been that inevitably creation is
bound some day to freeze up, a form
of universal death, not only for
earthly life but for all forms of
energy.
The new mathematic was ex
plained by Dr. Richard Chase Tol
man of the California Institute of
Technology. He ranks as one of
the best known mathematicians in
the world. He is one of the men
with whom Einstein conferred on
j his visit to the United States a
I year ago.
FACES ARREST
PARIS, Dec. 2. (JP)—Prince Nich- ;
olas of Roumania is facing the
prospect of arrest at the instance
of his brother, King Carol, follow- ,
ing a heated quarrel the pair had
at Bucharest Palace over the
Prince’s recent marriage to a com
moner. The King is said to have !
! torn up the marriage certificates
| as his brother looked helplessly on. !
INVENTOR DIES
LONDON, Dec. 2. (/P) — Walter
Reid, inventor of smokeless pow-1
der, widely known as a chemical
scientist, died at the age of 81. He j
| had lived in recluse for many years,
; subsisting mainly on a diet of bread 1
! and milk, and died penniless.
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WILL OF GOD
| VATICAN CITY, Dec. 2. (/P)_The
: present world-wide economic crisis
! came by will of God, Pope Pius XI
i declared in an address here. The
I crisis is too wide-spread to have
| been caused by men the Pope said,
i adding “things of the world are
i from the hand of God.”
LEAPS TO DEATH
BALTIMORE, Dec. 2 (/P)_e. Mc
Otnrte, p.-esibc. o the Liberty i
National Bank of Washington, D.
C., leaped to death from the 25th
floor of the Baltimore Trust Com
pany. No reason was known for
the banker to commit suicide.
A Westward correspondent writes |
The Gateway that an epidemic of j
wife beating prevails in his town,
but that he has a serum in the |
nature of a vigorous war against
it as a private prosecutor, and three
loving husbands have recently been
sentenced and are doing time in
jail while a warrant is out for a
fourth man, who at the altar
promised to love, comfort and
keep his wife in health or sick
ness during his lifetime, but for
got about it and beat her up with
his fists and a flashlight, leaving
scars that time may never efface.
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