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La gaceta., 1932-09-07
DICTADO AUTO DE PROCE
SAMIENTO

Habana, Sept, Eel iuez es-
recial nombrado para instruit
causa con motive de los successes
de Whales, dict6 aver auto dc
prccesamiento contra un grupo
numeroso de individuos pertene
clrntes a los partidos liberal Y
Conservation,
Enrte los procesados figuran
el ST., Jose Ignacio Gonzalez Car
DO, candidate conservador a al
calde, e Isidro Fernandez, libe-
raj, alcalde que busca la reelec-
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
DE LA C~ONFERENCIA DEL
RADIO

Madrid, Sept. 7.-Esta cele :
brando sus s~esiones la Conferer
cia International de Radio, ell
ell edificio del senado.
La conferencia viene discu-
tisndo importantes asuntos rela
cionados con la transmission y
u trabajos definitivos seran da
dos a con6cer en- esta semana.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
Re9rcSdfdR 81 d0mjngo

Los distinguidos Dres. Julio
Gavilla y Jorge A. Trclles, que
SO encuentran en- la ciadaj de
New York.
FL DR.. Gavilla goa de exec
lente salud, asi Sc 10 dice en- un
telegrama que aver enviara al
j6ven Pharmaceutical Ramon Ba-
tista.
Nosotros, por adelantado, lie
a tan iluatres galenos
nuestra bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
Sc LA Is tTTU-
CION DEL PRINCE MINIS
TRIO GRECO "

Ateras, Greeia, stpt. En-
una e~ntrevista con = presiden-
tie Alexandra zaimI} ell leader
realiAa P. E. TsalG4'is, deman-
do la destituci6n dtnpriper mi
.nistro ESuterio w ScelA.
Antes u la entrsT. ia dei lea.
der monar%ico co4{timA cir
cularon rumores DE- que gna
association miiitar vi9ne -
rando otrO golpe de 1tadtlm
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
ROYAL

Mantiene en- s ucartel la diver
t'disima pelicula "Giri Crazy.
con los famosos c6micos Bert
Wheeler Y Robert Woolsey.
Tambien Sc exhibe una entire
tenida comedia, actos de varie-
dades, y una interesantc cinta
de A~contecimientos Mundiales.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
DEPORTADOS VARIOS MO-
NARQUICOS

Madrid, Sept. 7.-Otro grupo
de monarquicos ha sido deporta-
do por orden del ministro de la
gobernaci6n, Sr. Casares Quiro-
ga.
Entire los deportados Ultima
mente figuran Ell Duque de Fer
nan Ndnez y otros arist6cratas,
La gaceta., 1932-09-07

y Los concejaIes, por unanimi-
dad, acordaron anOche pedir
que el alcalde Chancey Y los je-
fes de los departamentos del mu
nicipio Sc rebaien voluntaria-
mente ell SO 1-3% en- sus suicides.
Los banqueros han recomen-
dado esa rebaia para evitar un
crecido deficit al fin del presen-
te ano fiscal.
Los concejales no quisieron re
baiarse sus sucldos por ser va
muy pequenos, de $4,000 al mes.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
MARCH SIGUE PRESO
EN- SU DOMICILIO

Madrid, Sept, Eel banque-
no Juan March, que Sc encuen-
ira sometido a la Commission de
Responsibilities, sigue preso
en- su domicilio.
March solo podra salir de su
casa 81 la Comisi6n de RESPONSE
bilidades Sc 10 consiente, previo
un permiso firmado.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
Maria Meme ndez

Maria MenGndez
IGuiUermo Cha0
Estos i6venes, muy estimados
len la localidad, unieron sus des-
t;nos hace algunos dias y han fl
iado su Residential en- la IL ave.
026.
va 10 saben sus numerosas a.
mistakes.
FL cr0nista los felicia cordial
mente.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
TEATROS


| Magnifica el programa one
hoy Sc ofrece en- este teatro, con
la exhibition de Ia preciosa Gin
ia Dancers in the Dark" Y las
divertidas comedias "Love in a
Pond" Great Junction Hotel
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
k'nNci0n bcNCficn

Function bcaGfica
En- ell teatro Stella, de West
Tampa, a las ocho y media de la
noche Sc efectuart la function
ben6fica de las "IIijas de Ma
ia, suspendida en- noches pa
sadas, a cauSa de Ia in,lemencia
del tempo. FL prog,ama por
nosotros 9ubIicado no Ia sufri-
10 alteration alguna.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
RITZ

Exhibe hoy la super-produc-
ci6n, habIada y cantad& en- es-
pafol, "Su Ultimo AmoY" con
ell notable tenor meIicano Jose
Moiica, Y ell emocionante drama
en- ingles MAN of Chances.
DCcmp'eta ell programa una
graciOSa cOmedia.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07

En- las primeras horas de Ia
manana de hoy lego a esta To-
calidad procedente de II capital
de la RepGblica de Cuba, Q, CO.
nocido j6ven Panchito Flores.
tReciba nuestro &fectuos0 sa-
luo.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

choS casoS es injuSto y contra
producente; pero Sc lie recono-
ce como Ia medicina eficaz para
los criminaleS "incorregibles'
La gaceta., 1932-09-07

Ell jefe de policia, a moci6n
del CONCEAL Pacheco, exigira en-
10 sucseivo que las ambulancias
respeten ell Unite de velocidad
exigido por las ordenanzas, en-
lugar de transitar por las Gales
a so 70 millas por bora.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
RcgrcSdr0n

| RcGfCSdf0H
Los conocidos esposos Mer e.
Ides y Florentino MenGndez que
estaban pasando IN temperate
de verano en- la ~simpatica playa
de Pass-a-GrilIe.
Bienvenidos.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07

STA Duia al m6dico que desinte-
resadamente asisti6 a 81 hija en-
ferma, asi como tambien a TODD
Iel personal de Ia Clinica local
blonde fu6 asistida.
CompIacida Ia agradecida Sc
nora.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07

10 mejor de Madrid Sc ha-
la encerrado en- la carcel Mode
lo"-dice el epigrafe de una no.
ticia publicada en- ell Diario de
la Marina.
Y cuando menciona 40 me-
jor'', aparecen los nombres del
duoue Fernan Nunez, duque de
MeGinaceli...
iLo "mejor" para ell "imbe-
Gil" corresponsal del New York
Tines que redact6 la n%Oticia...
no 10 mejor para los espanoles
que trabajan y estudian.
Cada un espanol que trabaja,
Y es it'll a su familia y la repd-
blica, vale tanto como cualquie-
ra de esos duques que estan en-
la carcel 0 han sido desterrados.
Los mejores ciudadanos no
son los canallas que conspiran
contra ell nuevo regimen, nj los
'individuos que los defender, ha
blando 0 escribiendo.
Entire los buenos figuran Aza
ma. Fernando de los Rios y o.
tros; pero no son los "mejores"..
porque la constitution espahola
IcoIoca a todos los hombres en- I'm
mismo nivel y cada republican,
vale tanto como otro, pero no
mas, nj es "mejor'.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
C"ac'dR ar0eve

De los hermanos que compo-
men la Logia Cuba No. 5. de la
|Orden oballeros de la Luz, "a
ra su reunion de esta noche, a
las ochg, en- su casa de Ybor.
Sc discutira un asunt0 de su-
ma importancia para todos.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
Los OricntdLes

los UrIcNTOIo8
Tambi~n esta Logia eta a .as
componentes para la noche he
hoy microbes, en- el lugar de COS
|tumbre.
No dejen de asiNir.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07

Ell ayuntamiento sc propOne
retornar a la prOsperidad dis
minuyendo en- un 33 1/3% los
salaries de sus empleados.
Rebatando ell "poder de COM
pra" nc voiveremos nunca a los
amos pasados, los de las "vacas
gordas"-dicen los ecOnomis-
tas.
Disminuyendo los sueldos a
los empleados Sc quebranta su
poder de compra, Sc "agrava la
crisis. pero Sc evita ell deficit.
Van a equilibrar 81 presupues
to del municipio y a desequili-
librar ell presupuesto de cada
uno de los empleadOs la NUM-
Acalidad no tendra deficit, pc
70 muchos de los empleados 81 10
tendran, 81 no reducen nueva-
mente suS gastos.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07

Made puede explicarse, dicen
de Hollywood, la resolution de
Paul Bern, marido de Jean Har-
low. quitandose la vida "cuando
TODD lie sonreia".
Con I'm pedazo de plomo ell
marido de la actriz puso termino
a SIT algeria Y dicha,
Ella sc easara con otro, o no
Sc casara, "mejorado' su pres
tigio de mujer bella por ell era
neo perforado de Bern.
A los brazos de la muerte Sc
lanz6 81, dejando triste a su viu-
da la "rubia de platino", una de
las tantas actrices que saben
reir Y llorar, pero aman a gu
manera... sin amar.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
SIGUE LA HUELGA DE LA
Federation MEDICA

Habana, sept, LA Fedora
ci6n MGdica continua mantenien
do su huelga contra las socieda-
des reQionales, representadasp
Ell conflicto con la Union MutA
lista.
FL secretario de sandal ha
mandado una carta al presiden-
te de la Association Canaria fe-
licitandole por la regularidad de
los servicios medicos y por ha-
Der Rodido comprehensive son
falsasNas denuncias con-
ira Ell Anatorio de zsS0
ci6n.
Molestado por de1.lncias az
Sc venian hacienda contra la
.Quinta de la Association Cana
ia, ell secretario de sandal lie
bizo ura vista, inesperadamen-
!, comprobando la falsedad de
lNCargos.
La QpiSta de la Association
Cana~I &c lleva ell nombre
de NueR AnOra de maCande.
. r ina pa.
ANa9As
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
ORTIZ RUBIO
POR ESTAR ENFERMO

FL Paso, Texas, sept. 7.-Rp
canine hacia San Diego pa@
hoy pQr aqui Ell ex-presidentew
MejicN ingeniero Pascual on
tiz Rubio. En- una breve parade
del tren declare a los periodistas
que no es cierto renunciara por
ficultades con el general Plu-
tarco Elias Gales.
Tambien asegur6 que no haN
La gaceta., 1932-09-07
R?VIF,To

Nublsdos p'k. N.Y.
frescos moderad Nor
MAxima temporal aver
grades; minima TT Marea 4
a las 6:39 a. m. Y 1888 p. m.
Marea baja a las 2i0 p. m.
La gaceta., 1932-09-07

Ell professor Sears, de la Uni
versidad Ohio Wesleyan, sostie-
ne que ell aislamiento es peiigro
so e Ineffective,
A un hombre sc lie puede ais
lar o apartar de la sociedad, pc
70 Sc inclinara hacia otro "gru-
POI y sonara con la venganza,
Recomienda ell professor como
ell mas Appropriate tipo de casti-
go, que Sc ponga al malhechor
frentA sus malas acciones y
delitos, de modo que aprecic@Gs
consecuencias de su cogducta,
sin que Sc trate de Narle un
"sentldo de culpabXdad".
FL aislamienteEiene sus as,
pectos deficie~0 pero asi como
Sc aisla ata genfermos que pa
decen j&medades contagio-
sas ass muchas yeces es "salu-
aislar a los cFiminales
! Bel ras bajo tipo,
n h1os ninos va no &c les asia
5s colegios modernos; va no
ies encierra en- obscuros ca
WboZo8.
N En- las mas '&imp6Aantes".
&risiones de los EStedonUnido|
ID aislamiento Sc a ira cas-
Stigar a los "rebeldes'g BIS pre-.
dispuestos a
: 81 '''l1l IF ''''
Evening star., 1932-08-10
|DorothyDix.
Pity
Parents
OF Parasitic
Children
Thinks
Young Should
Be Pushed
Out OF Nest

about the
babyhood willing
wv children married
their But what about parasitic chill
hold them by the hand
they live who will leave the home
and costs them nothing live in?
Obviously 1t the obligation bring
provide little helpless them
their ability
that equally the duty of the children
themselves the the day.
a
THIS strikes
lives father mother sacrificing
them they don't perceive that it is done
visualized all
altar
children.
compuncton
Look at the
without considering disaster
their fathers and mothers.
who divorces and back home to their
"A children to be supported Did hear
mistake
bear its instead OF making her old
i Mamie discovers that
thrill
faults that hard with
children and dumps them her
family.
children she to into
full children
Mamie that she giving parents rough
the stuck
this misfortune their
DOROTHY
Evening star., 1932-08-10
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

TT WAS the islandl At least Capt
Thompson declared it to be the
same island he had visited years
Il before
The Sister Sue had cast an
chor almost a mile from shore. Since
the water around the island was shall
low, the steamer could not go closer
without danger of running aground.
Down went one of the lifeboatS. 1t
was TO carry those on board to the
shore. A rowboat, hardly larger than
those used on inland lakes. was fast
ened to the rear of the hfeboat. 1t
was believed that this rowboat might
be useful in making trips from point
to point around the coast of the island.
Many a heart beat fast with excite
ment as the sailors rowed toward
shore. What would the island be like?
Would the dinosaur bones be there
still? What kinds of dinoSaur skele-
tons would be found?
Allen was thinking about the last
Weston.
Most of all" replied Uncle Tim.
I'VE want to find a skeleton Of the
animal known as AtlantoSaurus?"
What was that animal nke?"
at am sorry to say that a complete
skeleton has not been found, but in
Colorado we have foun5 some of the
bones. Those bones indicate that the
animal was the largest that ever lived.
One of the leg bones was more than
eight feet long"
"Ars there any OF those animals lv-
ing today?" asked Roberta.
None of them have been found
alive" was the reply, land we are
Evening star., 1932-08-10
Kitchen Comments
BY WILDA HoYT.

IF the cap for the milk or cream bot
l. tie becomes bent, soiled or lost, in
vert a small tumbler over the bottle
and it will keep the contents sweet and
fresh.
You can easily remove fruit stains
from colored table linens or clothing by
rubbing over the spots with paste Of
borax and ammonia. Let stand a few
minutes and wash in lukewarm soap
suds as usual.
Woe to the one who spills speck Of
.blueberry tart or roly poly pudding upon
the clean tablecloth. But If the acci-
dent does happen, you can remove the
signs by washing spots at once with
quite cold water and white soap.
When you want to simplify your din
ners. serve a salad that may also be
considered as dessert. A very nice one
is made with slices of canned pine
apple filled with cream cheese to which
you have added chopped sweet cherries.
Top with whole cherry and serve with
French dressing mixed with a little
pineapple juice.
To keep cut garden flowers fresh. add
a hals teaspoonful Of sod: to the cold
water in the vase before placing the
flowers in it; or try adding a few bits
of soap shaving to the water. Either
suggestion will help to make the f1ow-
ers last much longer than when placed
in plain water.
Evening star., 1932-08-10
NANCY PAGE
Judith Forgets to Be Shy
at Her Party.
BY FLORENCE LA GANKE.

"Judy's mad and I am glad, and I
know what will tease her" Claire's
and PANS voices were chanting at the
top Of their lungs when Mrs. Lacey
broke in:
Girls. I am ashamed Of you. This
Is Judith'S birthday, and you promised
me you would give her a happy day.
Do you think that's the way to do it?"
Jaw, nom, Judith is such cry baby
Any girl 10 years old ought to be-
Now, girls, that will do. want you
both to come in and put the candles
on Judy'S cake"
The cake and the party were really
the cause of Judith's tears. She was
SO excited that she broke down for al
been a delicate child, self-conscious and
bashful. This party was going to be a
real ordeal. And yet Mrs. Lacey knew
that sooner or later she would have to
learn the art Of being hostess.
Mrs. Lacey was wise enough to give
Judith plenty of duties. She kept her
so busy looking out for the welfare of
the guests that she had no time to
think about herself. That is one secret
of losing self-consciousnesS. There were
games to be started, small prizes to be
awarded, guests to be seated and served
at the table. Instead of having the
whole affair planned for her by Claire
and Mrs. Lacey, Judith had done the
planning, in consultation, of course, with
her mother. Claire, who was the older
sister, popular and sure Of herself, was
not allowed to dominate this party.
1t was Judith's own party, with games
played as she selected, guests seated
according to her own plans. And on
the whole it was success. Judith had
been made to feel her obligations and
duties as a hostess.
Evening star., 1932-08-10
Almost Endless Are Ways in Which
Green Corn Can Be Used
BY EDITH nj. BARBER.

likely to cook corned beef herself, and
therefore will not have any leftover
meat for this purpose. She can. how
ever, use a can of corned beef or she
may buy a can of hash all ready to
brown. She may need two cans, but
in any case it can be ready for the table
in 10 or Is minutes.
While we prefer to buy peas in the
pod. as they keep fresher ard sweeter
if they are Shelled just before cooking,
it is convenience to the woman who
has little time in the preparation Of
meals to find them shelled and ready
to cook. You will find stores In certain
neighborhoods making a speciality of
shelled peas and lima beans for the
benefit of busy women. A tomato salad
is a good choice to serve with a meal
of this sort.
Peaches are to be found at bargain
prices Just now and make a cool and
tempting dessert. sliced and sugared
and served by themselves or with ice
cream. If you like Jou can make the
ice cream the sauce rather than the
peaches. Actually this means serving
a mound of ice cream on a bed of sliced
and sugared peaches instead Of pouring
the peach sauce over the cream.
Copyright, 1922
Evening star., 1932-08-10

v YOUNG CHUCKY, the son of
" Johnny Chuck, was feeling
rather important because he
had left home and was living
by himself in the old stonewall
on the edge Of the Old Orchard. You
see he was the first Of the family to
start out in the Great World alone, and
although as yet he had not Travelled
far, and although his father was living
close at hand, young Chucky felt very
much grown up. He was independent,
or thought he was, and so he was in
clined to be a little scornful when he
thought of his brothers and sisters
who were still at home.
He had found that Striped Chip
munk, who called him cousin, was a
neighbor, also living in or beneath the
old stonewall, and because Striped
Chipmunk was so very much smaller
than himself he felt quite superior.
Size does that to people sometimes.
Now, of course, Striped Chipmunk was
ever so much older. In fact he was as
old as young Chucky's parents, but
because he was small, young Chucky
showed him little respect.
A shadow passed over the old wall
and Striped Chipmunk disappeared be-
tween the stones without stopping TO
finish what he had been saying. Young
Chucky looked up to see Sharpskin the
Hawk pass with only a glance at him
Black Pussy came sneahng along back
Evening star., 1932-08-10
Pleasing the Man
BY CHLOE JAMESON.

MO matter what the season, you will
find one dish that is consistent
favorite with certain men the year
round. Macaroni and cheese seems to
fill a culinary niche that defeS us to
find a substitute for it.
A survey of mems tastes reveals the
fact that the simpler macaroni dishes
are best; and more men like macaroni
made with store cheese" - by which
they mean American snappy cheese
than they do the more highly favored
cheeses. Parmesan is all right for
Italian spaghetti, comes the report, but
macaroni and cheese requires the SIM
pier homemade brand.
One man tells us that his wife's
macaroni recipe Is the finest of any he
has ever tasted, although he has
sampled macaroni in places far and
wide She tells him that her secret
lies In adding to the white sauce a
tablespoonful of very finely cut onion
which has been softened in butter; next
she adds grated snappy cheese to the
sauce; then places the cooked macaroni
in buttered pudding dish, pours the
sauce over and by lifting the macaroni
gently with fork, makes sure that the
Evening star., 1932-08-10

his time dodging out Of sight in the
old wall, vet only when Flip the Terrier
or Reddy Fox happened along did he
himself run, and then he remained with
his head out and dared them to try to
get him.
I'm glad I'm not such a fraidy as
Striped Chipmunk," said he to Johnny
Chuck one day as they watched their
small neighbor dart out Of sight at the
scream of Sammy Jay. There was scorn
in the tone of Chucky's voice.
"If Striped Chipmunk hadn't been a
'fraidy,' as you call him, he wouldn't
have lived to be as old as he is" replied
Johnny Chuck. There are times to be
afraid, and the one who doesn't know
enough to be afraid at such times
doesn't live long. That is something
| for you to remember. Striped Chip
munk is so little that he has many
| enemies to watch out for that, because
| you and are so big we do not have TO
| fear. If ever you are as smart as striped
Chipmunk, you will live long and be
| happy"
Young Chucky thought this over for
a while. He was still scornful, but less
so than at first, and his scorn grew less
and less as he watched Striped Chip
munk and saw how often the little fel-
! low had to run or dodge from sight
during a day. Yet, despite his constant
danger, Striped Chipmunk appeared to
be one of the happiest and merriest Of
all Chucky's neighbors.
Little by little he began to realize
that the Great World was not such a
simple place, after all, and that In order
to live long it was necessary to know
a great deal more than he now knew.
Day by day he felt less important, and
SO day by day he was the more ready
to learn from others. and the more he
learned the less scornful Of others he
became. Johnny Chuck noticed this.
1T is a good sign" said he to him
self. Yes, sir, it is a good sign. The
less he thinks of himself and the more
he watches and learns from others, the
better his chances to make place for
himself in the Great World and live to
enjoy it. The scornful seldom get far"
| Copyright, 1921
Evening star., 1932-08-10
DELI IL l1XAL O1O1N1A1O ". Burgess.

of the wall and Striped Chipmunk, who
had come out again, scolded her as fast
as his tongue could fly, but he took
care to dive to safety before Black
Pussy was near enough to be really
dangerous. AS for Young Chucky he
merely gritted his teeth and showed
them and Black Pussy pretended not
to see him. He was too big and strong
and his teeth were too long and sharp
for her to want anything to do with
him.
1t seemed to younk Chucky that
Striped Chipmunk spent good part OF
Evening star., 1932-08-10

YOU know how corn on the cob should
taste. Perhaps, instead, you are tempted
to buy it from the roadside stands at
the edge of the farm.
In cooking corn on the cob be sure
10 scant the time. Don't put 1t in the
kettle of boiling water until five minutes
before a dinner is to be served. rake II
out of the water as soon as II Is zone
and cover it with folded towel. Never
let it soak in the water. Steam1ng IS
good method of cooking, but takes about
twice as long as boiling. Before serving,
the ear should be broken in pieces which
will be easy to handle. You see am
taking for granted that you like to eat
corn directly from the cob in that
fashion which some foreigners consider
so messy and vulgar. Perhaps it is
but most of us are willing to have both
adiectives applied to us for the sake OF
the product. If you are not. just cut
the kernels from the cob with sharp
knife.
I wonder If you have ever tried fried
corn. This is perhaps best when the
corn is cut from the raw ear, but 1t Is
also a good way to use left-oSRc corn.
Bacon fat or butter is heated in frying
pan, the corn is added and cooked
about five minutes until light brown. A
cOIlDDldllOu
potatoes and cut corn fried together is
also very good. Green pepper, corn
and onions, fried together, I am sure
you will also like.
Fritters fried in deep fat and oysters
sauteed are other favorite uses. They
are an invariable accompaniment OF
chicken a Ia Maryland in some house
holds. Then there is the famous corn
pudding, which is really a custard
lowered with corn and which must be
cooked as carefully as a custard, set in
a pan Of hot water and baked not too
long, just until set, in a moderate oven.
Cut corn, boiled or fried, makes
very good stuffing for baked tomatoes
or peppers. 1t is also good, although
seldom seen, in mixed vegetable salad
or mixed with mayonnaise and minced
green peppers for stuffng a chilled
tomato for salad. There is almost no
end to interesting recipes for the use
of the green corn now in season.
Almost every one Graves taste OF
nicely Drowned corned beef hash, that
favorite American dish, once in while.
The business woman housekeeper is not
Evening star., 1932-08-10
THAT BODY OF YOURS
BY JAMES w. BARTON, NJ. d.

pressure at the upper place where the
needle is inserted will be little less,
and If little fluid is removed by the
upper needle the pressure at the lower
part will be leSsened. If there is any
obstruction in the spinal canal-spinal
block, as it is called-any running out
of fluid at the lower part of the spine
will not cause any lowering Of the pres
sure at the upper part.
To find the exact spot in the spine
where trouble occurs the physician tests
out the various parts of the body as to
power of movement and sensitiveness
to pain, and, knowing at what part the
nerves supplying these parts come of
from the spinal cord he is usually able
to locate the extct place where trouble
exists.
Another use for this puncture that
helps in locating trouble is the inject
ing of substance into the upper part
of spine at the back Of head to flow
down the spinal canal. This substance
will appear black when the X-ray IS
used, and if this black shadow stops at
any point in the canal instead of going
all the day down it will show the exact
point of the obstruction. This obstrucS
tion may be due to fracture, dislocation,
new growths, thickening from inflam-
nation orr from other causes.