davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02
Americke lode ma cests kolem
sveta.

Grad namornictva oznamil,
re je i nadale sledovana drive
jeho ohlasena zasada, re anne
ricke valecne lode budou vysla-
ny do svetovych mort.
Tezky kriznfk Toledo vyplul
ma cestu, ktera vede kolem sve-
ia. LODI navst1v1 Port Said v
Egypte, Saudskou Arabii, Bah
reinske ostrovy, Bombay, Cey-
Ion, a Singapore, a pripojf Sc
pax k americkym lodn1m slam
v Japonsku.
KTizn1k Toledo doprovazen
torpedoborci Lyman a Dickson
pTijel mezit1m do Gibraltaru.
Costa je vypoctena ma 6 m6sfc6
a sleduje jednak 1cel zdvofi-
lostn1 navstevy v ciz1ch zem1ch
a ma americke namorn1ky Sc
znamit Sc vzdalenymi cement.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02
POMOZTE v BOJI r 0


American Cancer Society "a
hajila svou kazdorocnf kampan
sb1ranf pT1spevkd ma vymycen1
rakoviny. LetoSnlm cflem je
sebran1 IL miliond dolaru, jichz
ma byti pouzito trent zpdsoby !:
prvn1m z Mich ma byti americ-
ka vefejnost informovana O po-
catecn1ch pr1znacfch rakoviny !;
druhy ma pomoci klinikam a
nemocnic1m osetrovati pacien-
ty, trp1cf rakovinou, a tfetf po-
zustava We financnf pomoci u
cencdm, patrajfcim pc bezpec-
mem a trvalem zp6sobu leceni
rakoviny.
"Rakovina napada mlade i
stare, bohate i chude," pravil
jeden z cinovnik1 zmfnene or
~ganisace. "Vrazdf lidi vsech
ras, nabozenstvf a narodnostf.
R~akovina, pGvodn1 demokrat
smrti = necinf rozd1lu mezi In
diany, Anglicany, Italy, Polaky
nebo Indy. Napada je vsechny
bezrozd1lne, zanechavajfc We
SVEN sledu smrt a utrpenf DO
cele America"
Pc uvedeni techto smutnych
Ifakt nabadal dotycny cinovnfk
vsechny Americany - Ameri-
Icany vsech ras, vyznanf a ma
rodnostnfch p1vodG - ably co
MONA stedfe prispeli do fondu.
I"Usil1 American Cancer Society
jest veci lidskosti, jest bojem "a
zivot, a to nikoli pouze "a zivot
ciz1ch lid1 kolem vas, ale MONA
II "a vas vlastn1, nebo aspon "a
zivot vasich drahych. Az date
ma tento 1cel, mGzete 81 pravem
fici: "Jsem American. Nebu-
deli mic v teto veci podniknu-
to, zemre zde letos $4,000 A
mericand rakovinou. Svym pTf-
spevkem ma BOZ prot rakovine
pomahame mimo jinym i sobe
a sym drahym."
ellis. - Common Council.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02

Ma obrazku spatTujeme Make Zaritskeho, predsedu United
Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers Union drz1c1ho uniovou
znacku, ktera byla zavedena znamou firmou ADAM HATS,
americkvm neivetsfm maloobchodn1kem panskych kloboukd.
Pan Zantsky ~prohlasil tento krok "a r~ozsfrenf praveho vdd-
covstvi. ktere by mohlo bti vzorem dobreho souseda uniove-
no maloobchodn1hop Tfbuzenstvi!
Pan zaritsky dale fika: "Uniova Znaeka znamena ceist
vost. iakost a znalecke remeslnictv1. Jake str1bro-tepec opa-
TRUE znamkou pravosti ~vytecnost svych vyrobkd, tax nasi
clenove davajf Uniovou Znacku ma sve vyrobky, co symbol
neilepsfho vypracovan1. Kdyz Adam Klobouky sdelujf svym
zakaznfkdm popatrii ma Uniovou Znacku mini tim pohledeti
ma nejlepsf jakost a material, plus dlouhy uzitek a mirnou
cenu.
Pokrokovost nenf novinkou v d6jinach Adam Kloboukd,
ktere nedavno umoznily znacne dspory spotrebitelim, jsouce
prvnf narodni organisacf ktera snizila ceny V dobe kdv dra-
hota zivobyti stoupa. Tento odvazny Gin patrne znepokojil
ale byl srdecne vltan miliony ldu nasi zeme, kite,
RI nosi klobouky.
ella celo-narodnf oznamovacl kampan pfedvede Uniovou
Znacku Symbol Zrucneho Americkeho Remeslnictvi.'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02
Novy vrchni velitel Francouz'
ske branne moci " Severni
Africe.

General Jacques Flip Lee
llerc jenz sc vyZnamenal V bit
I've u Biz Hacjeim "a severe
africke kampane a hral pozde-
iii vynikajfc1 1lohu pri osvobo-
zen1 PaT1ze, byl jmenovan vrch
MIN v~elitelem veskere francouz
ske branne moci v severn1 Afri-
lce. Je vynikaj1c1m odbornikem
We veden1 tankovych formaci.
V politickych kruz1ch Sc pTi-
eta tomuto jmenovan1 dvoji
vyznam. Jednak je p~ovazova-
no "a ddkaz obav francouzske
|vlady, re v severn1 Africe je
nutno Sc obavat nepokoj1 a
snad dokonce vzboufeni, jehoz
potlacen1 vyzaduje tax zkuse-
neho a schopneho vojaka, jake
|.je pryve gen. Leclerc. Ale je
take mono, re vlada poslala
gen. Leclerca do Afriky proto,
ably nemohl udrzovat stale spo-
|jenf S generalem Charlesem de
Gaullem, jehoz je dobrym pfl-
telem, a jehoz byl "a valky Cd
danym spolupracovnlkem ,kdyz
general de Gaule opet vstoupil
do politickeho zivota.
General Leclerc jest nyn1 ma
inspekcni ceste pc Maroku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02
Uni havirGG povoleno vraceni
S2.8OO.O 900.

Federalni soudce T. Alan
Goldsborough rozhodl, re uni
spojenych hav1rG ma byti z p1-
vodnf pokuty $780, 900 vrace-
ma castka So, 100000. Stale Sc
tax We smyslu rozhodnut1 nej-
vyss1ho soudu, ktery toto snlze-
nj nar1dil pod p%odmfnkou, re Sc
havfri podrob1 vydanemu profit
stavkovnlmu zakazu.
Soudce Goldsborough vyslo-
vii varovan1, re by pokuta mo-
hla byti obnovena pine vysi,
kdyby hav1Ti zahajili stavku do
80. cervna, to jest do dolby, do
kud mekkouhelne dolly budou
spravovany vladou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02
Marini chteli vsdst ma Gem jsou

Velitel marin1 gen. A. A.
Vandergrift prohlasil, re do
kud nebude specielne vyznace-
no poslanf marinskych oddllu v
souvislosti s projednavanlm
sjednocenf ozbrojenych sill, ty-
to oddly budou snlzeny ma roll
vojenske nemohoucnosti.
Rekl senatn1mu vyboru pre-
ozbroienou cinnost, ze funkce
oddfld stane Sc odvislou ma ar
bitraznim 1sudku tajemnlka
narodnf obrany, nebudou-li je-
|jich povinnosti vypocteny.
Vandergrift fekl, re nikdy
nebyl prot zasade sjednocen.
ozbrojenych sill. Zakonodar,
|stvo by ustanovilo department
narodnf obrany s jeho tai emni.
KEN, jenz by byl v postaven.
lclena kabinetu hlavou ozbroJe'
nych sill Spojenych Statu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02

Diva aeroplany Constellation
pri letu pres Atlantik pfekona-
ly rekord, sotva tyden starry, u
letevse vzdalenost z Newfound
landu do Shannon "a 5 hodin
% minut.
Kapitan o. P. Jones, zkuse-
ny anglicky pilot, urazil tuto
vzdalenost o 27 minut drive
|nez kapitan McGafferty z Par
American Always, ktery zrl.
dill pred tydnem rekord 5 hodlr
|55 minut.
V jinem aeroplanu kapitar
Jake Marcus urazil tuto VIDA
|lenost O nekolik minut drive
nez McGafferty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02
u. S. znovu vyzvaly Tita, ably
yratil italsks lodi.

Americka vlada obnovila svou
vyzvu, ably Jugoslavie vratila
9 italskych lodi, mezi mimi pre-
pychovy "Rex', jichz Sc zmoc-
Mia nedaleko Terstu. V note,
ktera byla odevzdana jugoslav
skemu velvyslanectv1, zjistuJe
americka vlada, re ddvody, j.
miz Jugoslavie ospravedlnuJe
toto zabavenf, nejsou spravne.
V note dale zada americka Via
lda marsala Tita, ably neprova-
del zamysleny prodej techto To-
Id do stareho zeleza ceskoslo-
Ivenskym Skodovym zavodGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02
President Truman opet zada
snizeni cen zivotnich potreb.


President Truman obnovil
svou zadost k lidu americkemu
O sn1zeni cen zivotn1ch potfeb
a zaroven vyb1dl Ike sjednoce-
nosti pro odvraceni velmi ne
bezpecne inflace, ktera by byla
skodliva celemu svetu. Takovy
byl jeho 1sudek O dnesnfch po-
merech, dany ma jevo pri hosti-
ne poradane FL. dubna sdruze-
MIN Associated Press New
Yorku.
DIE presidentova 1sudku je
velmi dnlezite snfziti ceny Iii
votnfch potreb a dane nechati
ma nynejsfm stupni, pokud ne
Dude prekonano nebezpecf in
flace. President oznacil "hos-
podarske vystrednosti" jake
velmi nebezpecne, jez by sesla-
bovaly schopnost Spoj. Stat6
podporovati jine zeme v jejich
boji proti totalitn1mu natlaku.
Takove seslabenf nas1 mocnos-
ii by otevrelo cestu nezadouclm
snaham do vsech svobodnych
narodG.
Pro udrzeni Sc ma spravne
ceste, odporucil president vice
snaSenlivosti a um1rnenosti Sc
strany prdmyslnlk6 a delnlkd,
neomezenou produkci ma far
mach a opatrnou vladni spra-
WI. Pripomenul dale, kdyz "a
chovame We Spojenych Statech
hospodarske zffzeni ma pevnem
a spravnem zaklade, poskytne-
me tim pomoc slabym narodum
a mad to ukazeme celemu svetu
jak d1lezite a velmi prospesne
je svobodne narodn1 hospodaf-
stv1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02
csl. konsul Alois Ozabal odjel.

V utery, %. dubna odjel do
stare vlasti Alois Ozabal, jenz
zastaval Trad csl. konsula v
Chicago. Ma jeho mlsto byl
imenovan vicekonsul Leopold
Riedl. Nastoupf svdj Trad asi
/. kvetna.
Olois Ozabal zastaval svGJ
Trad devet let. Byl ted povy-
sen a povolan do zahranicniho
lministerstya v PraZe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02
Vyslanec " Moskvs byl povo-
Ian do Washingtonu.

Soucasne Sc skoncenim po-
rad zahranicn1ch ministr1 v
Moskve byl povolan do Wash
ingtonu americky vyslanec Wal
ter Bedell Smith.
Blizsf d1vody udany nebyly
a We zprave Sc jen f1ka, re Sc
jedna O obvykle porady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02
PTedbezne ornament zabav.


- Tel. Jednota "Sokol' Bel
camp, Md, Cvicitelsky Sbor s
detmi pofada v nedeli, dine IL.
kvetna "Oslavu Svatku Matek"
- Slavnost SZdobenf Hrob1'
Dude letos poradana ma Ces.
Mar. Hfbitove v patek, dine 30.
kvetna odpol.
Sprawl Vybor Ces. Narodnlho
HTbitova.
PGlrocni program Slovenskeho
Narodneho Domu:
18. Maja - Vylet.
1. Juna - Vylet.
%. Juna - Vylet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-14
NAVY SPILLS COKES, AZ TO "a:
GILMORE EDGES MEDRECAL, 1887,
FACES RED RAIDERS TONIGHT
SPORTS and
RECREATION


SWIMMING-South Beach, south
end of Duval Street.
DEEpSEA rISHING-Gulf Dock,
west Caroline Street; Craig
Dock, north end of Grinnell
Street.
BASEBALL--Daily spring train
ing workouts of Miami Tour
lists (Florida International
League) and games every
Saturday, Sunday at Munich
pal Stadium, Duck Avenue
and 14th Street. No admis-
sion charge to workouts.
GOLT-Municipal Golf Course,
Stock Island.
NNIS-Bayview Park on Di-
vision Street (day and night
faeilties).
Observation-Disclosures courts
at South Beach and Bayview
Park.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Park.
SHUFFLEBOARD - Bayview
Park and South Beach.
PICNICKING-Tables at Bay
view Park.
CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND -
Bayview Park.
COMFORT STATIONS-Bayview
i Park.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-14
GIVES CANDIDATES BET,
TER CHANCE, COBLE
SAYS; NOT PLANNING
ON BALDWIN

With 80 promising ball players
on his hands, Manager Dave
Coble divided his Miami Tourist
spring training squad into two
groups today. One group worked
out from I'D a. m. to 1890 p. M,
and the other from 1890 to 8
p. m.
c6ble said Manager Bill Gates
of the Red Raiders is assisting
him. in supervising the work
outs. 1--WE have some mighty
fine yevng "a; ball players opt,
there, u Coble said sand I want
TO give them all aigodd chance
to make the club" With Gates
assistance, more attention can be
given to each candidate, Coble
explained. He added that four or
five of the young players have an
excellent chance of making the
club.
The big catcher manager said
he is not worrying about the
holdout of Larry Baldwin, the
southpaw reported to have won
Is and lost A games for the Tour
lists last year when they were
named the Sunsox. Coble said
General Manager Jay Cone talk
ed with the pitcher by telephone
to Los Angeles day before yes
terday and Baldwin said that he
had not yet made up his mind
about signing the contract offer
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-14
Easterm DestrOYerA
Bike RaeeListed
Here Tomorrow

The bicycle race planned by
the City Recreation Division and
postponed last week because of
the expected arrival of President
Truman, will be held tomorrow
afternoon.
The race will be held on the
South Side of the Boulevard
The starting lineup will be at
Bertha street and the finish at
the Army Experimental Station
Road-approximately one-half
mile race.
All prospective entrants must
report at the starting line by 2:45
p. m. The race will begin prompt
~ at 3 o'clock under the super
vision of Mrs. Jane Hopkins
Whidden of the Recreation Di-
vision.
Also, there will be roller skat-
ing at Bayview Park tonight.
weather permitting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-14
snssafs Piay Favored Sarsfield. Easter, De.,ro,..
ua"pA' I'm Other semi-FinaI; Tourney
shifted To Fort Taylor GYM
AEcAL LOSES IN


saWed down IN three Navy
- ard the Red Raiders, city
mns llm Gold Medal Bas-
49, Tournament enters the
- ln@ Fquna tonight with two
Emlllea.
Sannameni Direcior n. II.
nMnaf snnenneed this noon
m&l ne Fsmsindar of the
arnnmsnf viii be played al
FnHl TmBlor gym. A broken
baafd ai the High School
mm iamsfher with the larger
80 - Pert Taylor prompted
shmmna. ha said. Civilians
- sesxzea unsn win BE admit.
wlihaui charge.
r. Navy All-Stars. who turn
49, q stnbl,orn Coca Cola
st a. % -. last night at the
Arhool gym. viii play the
ieam ~ the tournament,
IS sarxfield. Eastern Sea-
~ destroyer champions. at
fM aieht In the other brack-
"a 80 the Raiders face the
SIS Ulmore. which STAYED off
MedEeRnl 30 win a 1897
lAsf night. The Raiders
ana the No. 2 team and the
Mam No. 3 In the tourna-
~ Medreeal gave the Gilmore
mEN struggle before sue
~ a. q last-Quarter rush
~ SUB tenders persistent
~ As hall-tinae the Medre-
1t 8 i7.l6 lead. pietmann,
saai ecnteF, was keeping his
M b IT, game almost single
~ whale Ulm and Sta
- = thc Gilmore led the
allmek
g INTO the final period,
asaFr he'd. 25-24. but Ulm
MheMaki cat loose and in
~ &c lead 81 a narrow but
nl fnarain. The Medregal
~ desperately % close the
m 49, wlthnut avail Pietman
, points Ca IS for 'Uln
"a ~ Stachowski. Ia ,
Gala gave the Navy ALL
REps iaingiy strong resist
W ne sailors held only a
- 49, "a half-tirne but in
. lh period, with Seward
ax wild. they heightened
- a.lpaniaRe 90 1925 and won
n nmuy In the fimallfgparteg,
1 llsfEiek bed the COL attack
k i've baskets. M go
- elty'a cage fans. anxious
- how the crack Sarsfield
80 fares with such Navy
Hgs Is Seward and Smith to-
zee give the Atlantic champs
: 4aht edge. The Raiders rate
M i#vufite Co turn back the Gil
m
~ scores:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-14


Der comes Ffrom open bales. is
one Of the cotton industry's new
est safeguards against fire, the
Cotton Mills Information Service
reports.
The device has been installed
IN a number of the c0ttefa mills
in the Carolinas, and Isl credited
with cutting to a minimum the
fires touched off by metallic
sparks.
An astonishing amount of met
allie objects are found in bales Of
cotton - nails, tacks, screws,
hooks, wires and the like.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-14

CHARLOTTE, N. C.-(AP)-A
device known as the magnetic
separator, which CLEANS bits of
metal from the cotton as the fl.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-14
MIAMI HOLDS TWO
WORKOUTS DAILY
FOR 39.MAN CLUB

ed him. He is seeking a better
offer.
Baldwin is not in my plans"
,Coble said today. IF he doesn't
come to terms we will either put
him on the volunteer retired list
or trade him."
Four more players reported in
to-day: Aurelio Fernandez, an
oatfieldsf l'4iom 4 Hh3apa; Ray
Stokes, first baseinan from South
Cardinal an 'outfielder named
Chandler from California, and a
pitcher named Walters, who ask
ed for a~try-out Coble said Cone
and Guy Butler, sports editor of
the Miami Daily News, were ex-
peeted. to arrive in camp today.
#sfafE LL.Zz - -. q l44-s
DR., Robert q. Disque, dean of
the College of Engineering, Drex-
ell Insts of Technology, sPhiladel-
phia, born at Burlington, Ia, "a
wears ago
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-14

DIR. Albert Einstein of Prince
ton. N. j., famed scientist, born
IN Germany, So years ago.
Evening star., 1947-06-12
Research Finds New Disease
Linked oRockyMountoinF Fever

proved to be very serious. There
have been no deaths. It is char
acterized by rash similar to that
of chicken pox and by chills and
fever.
It is definitely established, DR..
Huebner said, that there are mice
carrying the infected ticks in every
square mile of Manhattan. This is
interpreted to indicate that the NAL
ady must have been present there
for at least 10 years without being
recognized. It probably was mis-
diagnosed as chicken pox. Expert
ence with similar infections has
shown that they travel quite slowly
| The fact that rickettsial pox has
| been found nowhere else in the
world is unbelievable, DR.. Huebner
said. It is almost certainly present
in other cities, but has not yet been
correctly diagnosed.
Outbreak of @ Fever.
OF more immediate concern ir
the field of diseases caused by the
Neutrality-suspicious. about half
way between bacteria and viruse'
and which, like the latter live in.
side the body cells-is the outbreak
of a third epidemic of the mysteri'
Gus @ fever, this time in Los An
geles. Last year there were maio
Evening star., 1947-06-12
Rabbi Solomon Katz Arrives
To Serve at Beth ShoIon

Rabbi Solomon Katz, at one time
a prisoner of the Nazis, today took
over his new duties as rabbi cantor
of the Beth Sholon Congregation
and Talmud Torah at Eighth and
Shepherd streets NV.
He arrived in Washington last
night from Canada and was met
bv members Of his congregation and
Jewish leaders.
Rabbi Katz, native OF Bessara-
bia. was captured by the German
army there in 1942. He was forced
to watch the execution OF many
members of his faith. When he
asked to be permitted to offer pray
ers for them, his captors forced him
to sing for three hours the songs
of the Day Of Atonement.
Friends said Rabbi Katz reported
conditions were no better under the
Russians when they wrested the
land from the Nazis. All churches
were forced to close then, he said,
and much loot was taken from the
country.
Rabbi Kat8 entered the United
States on a temporary visa last
January. He visited Canada and
re-entered this week to become a
resident.
Evening star., 1947-06-12
Dirksen Will Be Speaker
At Safety Award Luncheon

Chairman Dirksen Of the House
District Committee will be the
principal speaker at a luncheon to
mark Washington's 1916 traffic
safety awards in the Maydower
Hotel June 10.
Attending the luncheon, sponsored
by the Washington Board Of Trade
and the District division OF the
American Automobile Association
will be highway officials and traffic
experts from many sections Of the
country, members OF the President S
Highway Conference and local civic
and business leaders.
The affair will mark Washington s
receipt of the 10th annual national
traffic safety contest award OF the
National Safety Council, and win
ming of second place in the eighth
annual national pedestrian protec-
tion contest, sponsored by the Amer
lean Automobile Association for
large cities.
Also cited will be the Capital
Transit Co., which was awarded the
top American Transit Safety Award,
and the A. B. & w. Transit Co., Of
Alexandria, which received similar
award among companies serving
urban and suburban populations Of
10000 or more.
Evening star., 1947-06-12

outbreaks In Amarillo. Tex, and
Chicago. Previously only two or
three cases had been known in the
United States. With the excep-
ton of an outbreak. not recognized
at the time, in the American Army
in Italy there had been very few
cases in the world.
The Los Angeles cases. following
so soon on the others. indicates that
a new. serious and frequently fatal
disease has gotten a foothold in the
United States.
Production of anti-hormones-
substances in the blood stream
which inhabit the effects of secre-
tions from the thyroid and pituitary
glands and which may open a
large new field of medical research
was announced by DR.. Roy Hertz
of the National Cancer Institute
at Bethesda.
He found that when injections
were given over a long period to
an experimental animal, such as a
sheep, there. appeared in the blood
tinhibiting substances which pre-
vented the characteristic effects OF
the hormones in other animals.
| These substances are formed ap-
parently in much the same way
antibodies against specific disease
germs are created In the blood by
vaccination with killed or atten-
uated preparations of the germs.
1t is like the mobilization of the
body's defense troops against an
invader.
There is. however. this great diff
Evening star., 1947-06-12
s,s,;oI o;spo,eh 10 The star

ATLANTIC CITY, June 12.-Rick-
ettsial pox, the curious new disease
which UP to now apparently is con-
fined to New York City, has a cross
Immunity reaction with the far more
serious and fatal Rocky Mountain
spotted fever.
The organism responsible for the
newly recognized malady has been
definitely identified as one OF the
almost submicroscopic germs, the
rickettsia, which is carried by ticks
on the body of the common house
mouse,
These findings were reported in
an exhibit before the American
Medical Association here today by
Drs. r. j. Huebner and w. l.. Jelll-
son of the National Institute OF
Health at Bethesda. For the las
year they have been studying the
infection with New York healtf
authorities. Thus far 1t has moi
Evening star., 1947-06-12

ference that while the disease germs
| are foreign bodies introduced into
the system, the hormones are nat
Iural and necessary products of the
body itself.
1t has been known for some time
that certain hormones inhibit others.
This principle has been found valu-
able in the treatment of cancer OF
the PROSTATE in man with a female
sex hormone. This in many cases
prevents the male hormone respon-
sible for secondary sex characters
from causing a pathological growth
effect.
1t is noteworthy that one of the
hormones for which an anti
1ormone is produced is gonad dotropin,
secreted by the pituitary gland in
Evening star., 1947-06-12

the brain which also has marked
effeft on male sex characters. One
of the anti-hormones also might be
used against thyroid tumors.
The rev substances are not spe-
cIfic to species any more than the
hormones themselves. DR. Hertz
found, so that they might be pro-
duced in an animal for use in man
III they prove to have any medical
value.
In another research reported by
Evening star., 1947-06-12

Or. Hertz 1t was found that the
new vitamin, follic acid, which ap-
parently Is the long sought specific
against certain forms of anemia. is
necessary In the diet for the action
of the female sex hormone estrogen,
responsible for the secondary female
sex characters.
This is the first evidence yet pre-
sented of an intimate interrelatton
between glandular secretion and
dict
Evening star., 1947-06-12
Welsh Group Plans Picnic

The st. David's Society, COM
prised of Americans of Welsh an
cestry. will hold It's annual picnic
Saturday moon in Rock Greek Park
near Sixteenth and Kennedy streets
NV. Miss Helen Edwards and the
Junior Welsh Chorus will sing.
Evening star., 1947-06-12

The famous Vale of Kashmir IN
India is about half the size of Yel-
lowstone National Park in the
United States.
Evening star., 1947-06-12

Here are cold facts There are 2547 "airways"
per inch in NORTHCOOL fabric. Air
comes in, heat goes out. 1t resists
wrinkles to surprising degree Each
NORTHCOOL suit is tailored
with all the refinements of regular weight
suit You have choice of many
attractive patterns also in plain white;
single and double-breasted. Look cool,
feel cool, put yourself ION ice" with
aY.M S. NORTHCOOL SUIT.
EnaIishfOtrm AII-WOOI TrOpicaIs.
S35 to 1850
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