Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1928, Page 37

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1928, * PORPOISE MAY AID DEEP-SEA DIVING | Scientists Study Mammals] Seeking Solution to Cais- son Sickness. mn\ 'ud in the S bane of the dtep Sca. diver, and o(mr human ail- ‘ facts of practical interest to| 1 profession are being sought of research, the cetacean n, a mammal and having corresponding organs and tissues. was with such an object in view lhnt al £Toup of scientists of the department of anatomy of the Johns Hopkins Medical School and Drs. Remington Kellogg of the United States Blographical Survey and A. Brazier Howell of the Smith- sonian Institution, mammalogist of the National Muscum, visited Cape Hatteras this month to mndurt a series of ex- ‘periments on porpoises. ‘l‘rfil Ll\ing Animals. d number of experims ving and freshly knled ti to their laboratories the organs of the including six brains t might be expected, | descr: he problrm: involved in ises.” he_explained, np,)nmble to human'ac- | be nwemm‘ed how es manage to sur- ANt e d0p1h< to which they go, probably be learned in re- n sickness. And of prace . n- xide give A through the lungs, during prolonged submergence. Skulls Studied. “Of no less interest are the physical adjustments to the denser aquatic en- vironment which whales (once a land animal) have made, involving blood ms:ure of spinal fluid and the mechm- f breathing, as well as the to the typical land mammi In addition to the brains and other organs taken away by the scientists, 163 weather skulls were gathered for a study ©f their variations. ohns Hopkins doctors who took g‘n in xhe .n\esfigauon were George ssociate professor of n:ummr A H ‘hultz, associate pro- fessor of physical nnmropology O. R. ZWO! associa anatomy, and Emnst Huber, mmu professor of anatomy. PNEUMONIA KNOCKS OUT DEMPSEY, KANGAROO Noted Boxer of Animal Tribe Suc- cumbs in Belfast Despite Ef- forts of Medical Men. Correspondence of the Assoclated Press. BELFAST, xm.amt—A boxing kan- Batazen the ockout biow Here taken the final knockmlt blow here lmm double pneumonh. his ess Dempsey Was and attention that| doctors could provide, bu!‘V U!.ne's c.mm‘ was too severe for the| visitor from “down under.” His owners, | the p:oprlc.an o! a traveling mcnaxem . grieve for Dempsey, for the athle mrsup.al wu ‘ofl.h ssooo 'flh hix qu!ck l'Jnd legx / work was \rry shifty. But nnz experts were puzzed to k.now where got th name. He was kind and gentle in sparring, never the murdering mule! proud of his science rather than thampkm he never used to shave be(or: going into the ring. SHAW TOME BRINGS seso.i Author Dedicates Book to Iowan | Who Sent 81 for Autograph. 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