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Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-10-19
GUN CLUB WANTS
OPEN ELK SEASON
IN THIS COUNTY
Resolution Is Filed With
State Fish and Game
Commission

Permission to lower the ban on
elk hunting in the Carbon county
region adjoining Saltwater county
is sought from the state fish and
game commission by the Red
Lodge Rod and Gun club, which
has been petitioned for action
both by hunters and farmers, who
claim to be harassed by hay low
ing elk during the winter months.
At a meeting of the Rod and
Gun club in Red Lodge Monday
night, the motion was made that
the territory from the Willow and
Cole creek divide north and west
to the county line be opened to
hunters for elk. A resolution of
the motion was sent to the game
commission, asking that the terri
tory be opened this fall if possible.
The land desired for hunting is
described as follows: One fourth
corner between section 81 and 80,
township z south, range 20 east,
thence in a northwesterly direc-
ton along divide between Willow
creek, Powers creek and Cole
creek. This divide is known as
the limestone palisades" From
pass at or between Willow creek
and Cole creek due west to Bare
mountain, thence southwest to
head of Red Lodge creek to Grass
mountain and Sylvan lake, thence
in a northwesterly direction fol-
lowing along Spread creek, thence
to outlet of East Rosebud lake,
thence in a northwesterly direction
approximately two miles to inter-
section of Carbon county and Still
water county line. Thence north
along Carbon and Saltwater coun-
ty line to northeast corner Of sec
ton /, township 6 south, range
II east, thence due east along
township line to intersection of
CONTINUED on Page 81
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-10-19
JOLIET CARD TO
FEATURE PEPPIN
AND ALEX KNAUB
Lambrecht Defeats County
Favorite in Saturdays
Main Bout

AS a special feature OF the box
ing card at Joliet next Saturday
night, exhibitions will be given by
Alex Knaub of Billings and Laurie
Peppin, Canadian leather pusher,
who will step a few rounds with
sparring partners for the benefit
of fans attending the regular Sat
urday night program.
Peppin, best of the dominion's
middleweights, has been signed by
Promoter "Spot" Roth to box
Knaub in Billings next Wednes-
day.
Irish" Parks, Carbon county's
middleweight conner, was slowed
down by Ned Lambrecht, young
Billings mauler, in the feature
event last Saturday night. Lam
brecht was given a nod by the
judges after four rounds of fight
ing that included a deal of clinch-
ing and hugging, but which also
included some fast, hard hitting
from both sides.
In the semiwindup, Nick Spa
zetti of Joliet outpointed Tommy
Baker of Boyd in three rounds.
Ray Fisher, another Joliet boy,
won his match from Albert Kastic
when Kastic failed to answer the
bell for the last round. Two cur
tain risers featured four Joliet
youngsters, Bert Dewell and Jim
my Hatton, Lloyd Dewell and Jim
my Gallagher.
Sport enthusiasts from all
around the horn, and from towns
in the Yellowstone valley, formed
a record crowd of more than 800
last Saturday. Interest is grow
ing in the weekly entertainment
staged by the Joliet Boxing assoc
citation, which offers every Satur-
day night a card of fights by reg
ional talent. The Joliet Stompers
Programs are held in the Joliet
high school gym, where the Joliet
Stompers play for dancing at the
conclusion of a card.
For the main go next Saturday,
October %, an Iowa boy, Jimmy
Ryan, will step in against the To-
cal favorite, Parks, who is ad-
mitted to be a tough boy by many
fans who have watched him work
in the ring.
The boxing association at Joliet
plans to provide a specially attrac-
tive card for election night, No
vember 8, according 10 John ia
russi, secretary.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-10-19
CALL FOR BIDS
ON REMAINING
HIGHWAY UNITS
Letting of Units G and D
Will Place Whole Route
Under Construction

Contractors bids on the two re-
naming uncontrolled sections of
the Red Lodge-Cooke road have
been called, in publications by the
department of the interior this
week.
Bids on Unit G, section on this
end, will be opened November 2,
and bids on Unit d, the Cooke Sec
ton between the park boundary
and the Clark's Fork river, will
be opened November A., at the
Portland bureau of public roads
office.
The Unit C contract will cali
for 5.176 miles of grading, be-
tween the recently built switch
back grade up the canyon wall,
and the 59-A forest route nov un-
der construction in Rock Creek
canyon. Clearing work and in
stallation of culverts and guard
rail will be included in the con-
tract. The Unit C link carries
the highway across Rock creek be-
low the junction of Rock creek and
the Lake Fork, and then with a
gradual elevation along the foot
of the canyon wall to connect with
the grade that now starts at Quad
creek.
Unit d will require grading of
1925 miles, from the Nordquist
ranch on the Clark's Fork, through
Cooke to the park boundary.
1t is doubtful whether c%onstruc-
ton will be started on both pro-
jects this fall, though Unit G may
be worked. Early SHOWS in the
Cooke region are likely to prevent
Continued on Page 81
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-10-19
PUBLIC ATTENDS
RAV|OLA DINNER
FOR The LEAWTTS
Party Rancor Forgotten AS
Visitors Are Welcomed
Here Tuesday

In spite of the storm that whip
ped snow through Red Lodge
streets Tuesday the public raviola
dinner in honor Of Congressman
and Mrs. Scott Leavitt at the
Elk's club Tuesday evening was
attended to capacity of the hall.
The public reception and dinner
was attended by the Red Lodge
people without regard to political
faith.
The raviola dinner, prepared by
Mrs. Pete Cornelio, was served I'M
der the auspices of the Italian
Girls Victory club. AL who at
tended, regardless of party affil-
%iation, proclaimed it a huge sue
cess in welcoming and honoring a
mar who is popular on his own
merits, regardless Of politics.
At the close Of the dinner, o. H.
(Cor tinued on Page 81
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-10-19
RECEIVE
Cop. CANDIDATES
With ENTHUSIASM
Rallies at Luther, Belfry
Add Believers to Cause
of Republicans

When candidates of the grand
old party appeared before the
voters of Carbon county in two
rallies at Luther and Belfry re-
Gently, their presentation of cause
and request for support was met
by respect and warm appreciation.
In the Linley hall at Luther
about $50 people gathered from
precincts surrounding Luther to a
distance of 80 miles, to greet the
Republican standard bearers last
Friday, October IA. Schuyler
Crawford of Red Lodge creek pre-
scented the county office seekers,
and the candidates and their quail
ifications were reviewed by Coun-
ty Attorney E. P. Conwell. Each
made a 15-minute talk.
Despite stormy weather Monday
night, about 200 turned out for
the rally at Belfry, where w. Fl.
Bunney presented the same group
that appeared at Luther.
H. A. Simmons, who is RENTER
ing political circles for the first
time since he served al county at
torney from 1916 to 1920, received
the most gratifying ovation, which
he answered with. convincing
statements in support of his can
didacy for the state senate. E.
p. Conwell drew the usual warm
response to his speeches in re-
viewing the county ticket. Alex
Fairgrieve and a.. G. Anderson,
candidates for the state legisla-
ture. were heard favorably.
Taxation, and the reduction of
state and county expenses, was
the favorite subject Of the speak
ers. J.. B. Convery, chairman OF
the board of county commission
ers, spoke of the economy already
accomplished in county govern
ment, showing that county indebt-
edness and taxation in Carbon
c~ounty-Montana's banner county
in this respect-have been held at
a minimum, while necessary pub
lie works have not suffered from
reckless economy.
No miraculous remedies for ex-
listing difficulties were promised,
n O accusations of incompetency or
insincerity on the part of opposit-
ion candidates were handed out,
but sound and plausible arguments
for support Of the thinking part of
the electorate.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-10-19
STORM BREAKS 16-
YEAR RECORD FOR
OCTOBER SNOWFALL

Heaviest October snowfall since
1916" said l. A. Draper, meteor
ologist, reporting the snowstorm
that broke over the county Sun
day, which on Tuesday was part
of a general storm that extended
from Canada to the Gulf.
Thirteen inches YER measured
at eight o'clock this morning, and
the temperature had risen to 25
degrees above zero. The precipi-
tation was 2.O2 inches. Total
snow for the month has been 17h
inches, not that the farmers are
in any way complaining about it,
though it has messed up the roads
somewhat.
Lowest temperature during the
storm was 10 degrees above zero
on the night Of October II. North
winds accompanied the snow DUR
ing most of the three days.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-10-19

Organization of the Carbon
County Emergency Relief com
mittee, local administrative body
to distribute federal relief funds
of the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation, was completed last
Thursday. The committee became
active this week in collection of
funds in the county to care for
the jobless and needy this winter.
Clark r. Northrop of Red Lodge
is chairman of the relief com-
mittee; j. P. Plunkett is vice
chairman; H. w. Russell, secre-
tary; H. P. Cassidy, treasurer;
and other members are T. II. Pol
lard and Alex Fairgrieve. The
county Red Cross board is to act
as an executive committee of the
Emergency Relief organization,
the strength of the Emergency
group to be used to make up the
shortcomings of the Red Cross re-
lief supply.
The relief committee will place
Continued on page 81
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-10-19
ON N
ROLL, JOLIET HIGH

Thirteen were rated as honor
students for the first six weeks at
the Joliet High school, according
to Principal Charles E. Johnson.
The three highest in scholarship
for the period were Joe Hashisaki,
with an average of 95 per cent;
Ebert Herrick, OATS per cent;
and Viola Adams, 94.2 per cent.
Honor students by classes are:
Seniors, Mary Ward, Gail Hughes,
Toshi Hashisaki, Dora Sansaver
and John Saunders; Juniors, Joe
Hashisaki, Viola Adams, Florence
Egli. Leota Baker and Ray Cam
mack; S~ophomores, Virginia John
son and Eleanor Cruel; Freshman,
Ebert Herrick.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-10-19

Lodge indicates that the county
quota of 800 memberships will be
filled before the campaign closes.
Starting Monday, October 10,
the following campaigners have
been working in Red Lodge with
Mrs. j. M. Burnett, roll call direc-
tor: Mrs. C. p. Keyes, Mrs. Leon
ard Johnson, Mrs. o. j. Simmons,
Mrs. Frank Durant, Mrs. R. G.
Martin, Mrs. C. N. Lutrell, Mrs.
H. B. Field, Mrs. H. G. Olcott, Mrs.
C. G. Bowler, Mrs. John Simpson
and Mrs. Emma Suggs; the bust
ness district is being canvassed by
H. A. Simmons, Henry Albert, Mrs,
Burnett and James Midtown, re-
cruited during the illness of M. M.
Solso.
Almost 100 per cent member
ships at the Morrison -Knudsen
construction camp and the bureau
of roads office in the Rock creek
canyon is promised by Leo Haldi-
man and A. F. Christian. The
roll call is to be extended into the
Dry Greek oil settlement within a
few days.
Last year the Red Cross roll
call brought about $50 of the one
dollar memberships in Red Lodge,
contributions swelling the fund to
approximately $500. Three hun
bred memberships are expected to
be signed this year.
Don't forget, say Red Cross of
ficials, that donations of old
clothes are to be collected, and
that individual collections can be
started now.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-10-19

Chicago-"Big Bill' Thompson,
who used to be mayor, went for
a ride, but not in his own car.
After attending a political meet
ing he started for home, fully ex-
pecting to travel in his own ma
chine. but he couldn't because
some scofflaw had stolen it.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-10-19
|BUTIOk TO
RED CROSS LISTS
GENEROUS IN RI.
Indication Is that County
Quota of 800 Will Be
Justified

Results of the
Red Cross roll
in other than
county S e a t
towns and dis
tricts are not
definitely known
yet, but reac-
ton to t h e
drive in Red
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-10-19

Peiping-Liu Yu-Ch'in feels he
is too big a man to be gatekeeper
at the geological gardens. He is
eight feet tall. And it hurts his
back to bend down to collect tick
cts from understood Chinese. He
plans to retire. Liu made what
in China was a neat fortune by
appearing in American movie
comedies in 1929. Ever since he
has been camera-shy.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-10-19

Monroe, Mich.-They are still
waiting for Fred Mueller, 20, of
Detroit, to join the dinner which
was planned to celebrate his mar
rage to Miss Anna Anderson, 26.
Mueller went downtown "to sea
about the wedding photographs"
The next his bride-to-be heard
from him was a letter post-marked
Toledo, Ohio, saying he planned to
"end it ALL"
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-10-19

WE WISH TO A

On behalf of the public spirited
citizens of Red Lodge and Carbon
county who took part in making
a success of the reception and din
ner given in honor of Congress-
man and Mrs. Scott Leavitt, The
News takes this opportunity to
thank all of those who gave so
generously of their time and CO.
operation in bringing the day to
such a successful conclusion. Es-
pecially we want TO thank the
Italian Girls Victory club for the
splendid way in which they served
the raviola dinner, the ladies of
Red Lodge for the gracious man
ner in which they conducted the
reception for Mrs. Leavitt, Mr..
Jack Weber of Webber's Green
house for the gorgeous flowers
that were donated in honor Of our
guests; especially Leslie Lyons
and Roy Linn for their untiring
efforts in preparing the thousand
torches, Mayor Allen for handling
the tickets for the dinner, Art
Madsen and George Moses for as
s%isting in the seating and arrang-
ing of the dinner; especially we
want to thank the high school and
grade school boys and girls and the
girl scouts for their willingness to
participate. Though the weather
prevented, we are thankful just
the same and to any others who
assisted, we extend our thanks.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-10-19
GROUP
IS ORGANIZED
IN The COUNTY
T. G. To Help Make Up
Shortage in Local
Aid Funds

Washington, Oct. 15.-(AP)-
The reconstruction corporation
Saturday announced relief adj
vances to Ohio of S1S2,887; Mon
tana, $4,000 and several other
states.
The $4,000 to Montana is to be
used from October 16 to Deem
Der 81 in Hill, Lincoln, Carbon,
Mussellshell and Sheridan coun-
ties. The corporation, however,
did not announce ALLEGATIONS.
La gaceta., 1932-06-08
ULTIMAS NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFICAS

Toxic, JUNO 8.--En una Sc
sion secreta Verificada por Ia
Dieta, el ministro de la guerra,
general Araki, manifesto que
no existe tirantez de reIacio =
mes entire ell gobierno de To =
kio y ell de Mosc1.
"Rusia - manifesto - no
Sc opone a las normas japone-
sas en- la Manchuria, pero evi
dentemente esta formulando su
propia politica para hacer
frente a las condolences que
ALI e~xisten."
La session de la dieta Sc con-
voc6 para resolver las inter :
pelaciones anunciadas sobre
Ia situaci6n militar y tambien
sobre los problemas financie-
roS del Imperio.
Ell primer ministro Saito hi
70 saber que ell Jap6n continue
"a ayudando al nuevo estado
Manchukuo, pero que la fecha
del reconocimiento no Sc ha
acOrdado todavia.
La gaceta., 1932-06-08

facilidades a la medicina para
comprender la coloraci6n O
pigmentaci6n en- las madres q.
esperan dar a luz.
Ell DR., Zondek desarroll6 en-
1923 la prueba Aschim-Zondek
que ha hecho possible determi-
mar 81 una mujer esta en- cinta,
en- I'm periodic menor de un
mes.
Explic6 que por medic de in
yecciones conteniendo la hor-
mona del gl6bulo anterior de
la pituitaria, y en- pruebas he
chas con conejos y ratas, ha-
bia podido establecer la exis-
tencia de I'm periodic de emba-
razo, a las 48 horas. Las hor-
monas del gl6bulo anterior de
la pituitaria creese figuran en-
la determination de tales CO.
sas como ell crecimiento y los
cambios sensuales, pero las del
gl6bulo intermedio con el pro-
ceso de coloraci6n de la piel.
La gaceta., 1932-06-08
CALIFICADA DE ESTUPIDA
UNA INFORMATION DE
Ell DEBATE

Madrid, JUNO 8.-Los diarios
de Barcelona llegados aqui ca
.lifican de estdpida una informa
ci6n de Ell Debate, diciendo que
Cataluna tiene constituido un
.ejercito secreto y que de Anne
RIGA Sc ha recibido dinero para
su m~antenimiento.
Ell peri6dico conservador ha
.llegado hasta ell punto de AFR
mar que los Catalanes tienen
tambien una escuadrilla de ae-
~roplanos.
Catalina, seglin los diarios
barceloneses, quiere su autono-
mia, pero no piensa actuar CO.
mo libre estado dentro de la Re-
p1blica espahola.
La gaceta., 1932-06-08

jacksonville, JUNO s. La
muerte por estrangulaci6n de
un prisionero de 10 amos, Ar
turo Maillefret, de Westfield,
N. j., fallecido mientras cum
plia una sentencia de 9 amos
por robo y hurto cometido er
ell condado de VoluSia, esta
siendo investigate y quierese
depurar la acusaci6n de que
en- I'm campamento cercano a
asta ciudad Sc trata a los pri-
sioneros peores que a bestias
de carga.
Segdn la investigation he
cha, ell prisionero fue encerra-
do en- una GAIA de sudor, sus
pies sujetos al piso, con torni-
quotes de MADEIRA, y una cade.
ma alrededor del cuello que lie
impedia sentarse.
Han sido detenidos en- rela
ci6n con ell case ell captain je-
fe del campamento, G.. w
Courson, y ell guarda S. M. Hie
ginbotham y Sc les acusa de a.
sesinato en- segundo grade. Ca
da uno debera prestar fianza
de $4,000, 81 quieren gozar de
libertad provisional.
La autopsia hecha por ell me
dico del condado, R. Killinger
revela que ell hombre murit
por estrangulaci6n.
La gaceta., 1932-06-08

Hartford, Conn, JUNO s.
Ell DIR. Harold NJ. Guilfoyle,
que esta sirviendo una senten-
cia de prisi6n por toda la vida
como asesino de la Sra. Clara
G. Gaudet, en- 1928, Ipresent6
aver un escrito a la corte supe-
rior pidiendo Sc lie ahorque.
Guilfoyle, que tiene Al amos
de edad, mantuvo durante ell
jr'cio de SUI causa que I'm hon.
bra misterioso habia dispara
d. y herido a su mujer y sos
tiene que como I'm acto de mi
sericordia debe cambiarse SUI
condena, en- segundo grade, Y
disponerse su ejecuci6n.
La gaceta., 1932-06-08

MOnum entail prOgrdma
Es, sin duda alguna ,el que va
ha dado a Ia publicidad para su
gran romeria del pr6ximo do
mingo ,en la playa de Rocky
Point, ell Castillo Crist6bal Co
lon Mum 7, de la Orden Caballe-
ros del Aquila de Orc.
Interesantes concursos de hal
les v gran nGmero de varieda-
des, con~valiosos premios para
los triunfadores, constituyen Ia
maxima attraction del Picnic,
el cual estara amenizado por
dos ornuestas, una de Jazz y
otra de Son.
Ell almuerzo Sc ha ordenado
al restaurant Las NoWedades,
eligiendose IN esplendido Menu.
Las Damas del Castillo ten
dram a, SUI cargo el servir a los
comensales.
Las guaguas saldran a las
IL m. de la Septima avenida y
Gale Is, hacienda escala en-
Spruce y Howard, en- West
Tampa. Ell costo del pasaje de
ida Y vuelta Sc ha fijado en- 35
centavos.
I Nos informan los organizado-
res del Picnic que Sc conside-
raran vendidos todos los tickets
para ell almuerzo que no Sc ha-
yam devuelto ell jueves, e igual-
mente los de entrada que no sc
liquiden ell sabado.
, Como una demonstration de su
noble interes y sentido entusias-
nc, puesto a contribution del
ex to de esta gran Romeria. re-
/ producimos a continuation la
llista de los comensales a los cua-
les proveyera de tickets para el
almuerzo, nuestro querido ami
go ell Sr. Baldomero Fernandez
Diaz:
Gumersindo Gomez, Arturo
Alvarez, Ramon Fernandez, 10
Sc Corripio. JESUS de la Parte,
Manuel Alfonso, Herminio Mi
guel, Alberto Garcia, Baldome-
70 Velazquez, M. Rios, Jose
Scaglione, Benigno Alvarez, S.
Fernandez, Faustino Fernandez
Genaro Fernandez, Armando
Graino, JESUS Villanueva, Jose
Alvarez, Ramon Benito, Silvio
Miranda, Sabine Garcia. Enri-
que Tamargo, Carlos Sanchez
Jose Perez, M. Tamargo, Fran
La gaceta., 1932-06-08
SIGUE MEJORANDO Ell ES-
TADO DE LA PESETA

Madrid, JUNO 8.-La peseta
sigue "mejorando" y ell Banco
de Espana ha repartido un in
forme diciendo que ell estado eco
n6mico del pals ofrece perspec-
tiva de que la peseta pasara a
una mas favorable situaci6n en-
los pr6ximos seis meses.
FL credito del nuevo regimen
parece aumentarse y TODD indica
que la firmeza del gobierno del
primer ministro Azana, utiliza-
da para dominar elos alborotos
extremists, hara subir aun
mas la peseta, en- Jos dos meses
venideros.
La gaceta., 1932-06-08
DE ESPANA
TIENE GRANDES SIMPA-
TIAS Ell PLAN DE FER
NANDO DE LOS RIOS

Madrid, JUNO 8.-Ha sido
muy bien acogido el plan de Don
Fernando de los Rios, ministro
de instruction p1blica, que Sc
propone restringir ell ndmero
de estudiantes que pueden matri
cularse anualmente en- las Uni
versidades del pals.
Don Fernando sostiene que es
excessive ell numero de medicos,
abogados, farmaceuticos y otros
PROFESSIONALS, y 81 no Sc quiere
aumentar la miseria del prole-
tariado professional es indispen-
sable restringir el n1mero de
estudiantes.
La gaceta., 1932-06-08

ci6n de palabras de origen in
digena, pero que no es possible
suponer que ell idioma espanol
dele de ser ell idioma de 20 Re
publicas de la America que Els
pafia descubriera.
Reconocen esos escritores la
Influenza del idioma ingles,
pero no Green possible que I'm
nuevo lenguaje llegue a tener
|forma en- ninguno de los paises
que aman y Sc honran con la
'tradici6n espanola.
La gaceta., 1932-06-08

Ciudad Vaticano, JUNO s.
Tn gendarme que verificaba
un registro de inspection por
los jardines del Vaticano, Sc
ercontro a un obrero NAL yes
lido que llevaba sobre los hon.
bros un sacO de cemento. Algo
llam6 la atenci6n del gendar-
me y este hizo que Ell obrero lie
acompanara, descubriendose
mas tarde que era una mujer
francesa que no hablaba tia
lianO.
Interrogada confes6 que ha
biendo solicitado audiencia del
Papa, sin poderlo conseguir,
habia resuelto llegar a 6l pa
ra verlo, trabajando en- ell jar
din del Vaticano.
Corroborados los detalles del
relate hecho por la mujer, la
!, oolicia del Vaticano la entire.
| 90 a la epbajada francesa, que
e pagara ell viaje hasta Paris.
La gaceta., 1932-06-08

GyGdOs de MGestrOs en- la
LoGia Universal
Hoy Sc otorgara ell grade de-
maestro en- la Logia Universal
a un numero crecido de maso-
mes.
Figura entire los que recibi
ran ell grade, nuestro aprecia-
bic amigo ell Sr. Baldomero Fer
nandez Diaz.
I Ru6gase la asistencia de to-
los lCs miembros de esa impor,
tante organization fraternaI.
La gaceta., 1932-06-08
FL TEMPO

Lluvias para hoy y nublados
para manana. Maxima tempe
ratura aver, sc grades; mfnima,
II. Marea alta a las so a. m.
y 4:35 p. m. Marea baja, a las
9:55 a. m. y II 81 p. m.
La gaceta., 1932-06-08
~COMENTANDO Ell DISCUR-
so DE LA SRA CALDERON

Madrid, JUNO 8.-Se comen
ia una conferencia dada aqui
por la Sra. Emma Calder6n, la
cual pronostica que dentro de
pocas generaciones en- America
Sc hablaran varios idiomas, te-
niendo por base ell lenguaje de
Castillo.
Varios escritores dicen que la
Sra. Calder6n puede lamar len
qua, 81 10 desea, a una agrega-
La gaceta., 1932-06-08

New York, JUNO 8.-En una
.ntereSante conferencia ofreci-
da aqui, ell DR.. Bernhard Z0n-
dek, un professor de Berlin, eX-
puso que ell ha aislado una
nueva hormona del gl6buP in
termedio de la glandula pitui-
taria, estableciendo su rela =
ci6n con ell "geroglifico' del co
Tor humane, particularmente
en- el ease de las madres que
esperan dar a luz. Aunque e.
vitando Alificar ell descubri =
miento como uno para determi
mar 81 lbs ninos seran rubios o
triguenos, declare que la mug
va hormona tiene fUucha relaV
ci6n con los cambios del color
de la piel, en- ell cuerpo, Y ex-
plic6 ciertas transformations
en- Intermediates donde Sc a :
fecta ell gl6bulo medic de la
pituitaria. La nueva hormona
Sc conoce como "Intermedin'
y 81 cree que su estudio dara
La gaceta., 1932-06-08
LA COLUMNA

Sc eta a los miembros de es-
ia Agrupaci6n para la junta
que Sc verificara hoy microbes
a las ocho y media, en- ell
Circulo Cubano.
FL SecretdfiO.