Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1931, Page 39

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1931. ‘Pfted,’ Declares Man MOON MULLINS-Nothing But the Best for Mamie. HORMONE IS SEEN | 77 e en KEY T0 NERVE LIFE |, == MINOT, N. Dak., November 26. —_— —Whethe: the Kenmare lice " " chief spat in the face of 80 Two Experiments Indicate | Battson or marsly “peied,” o | s 2 Hanson yesterday brought suit BSome Potent Chemical Makes | | ror ‘$10.000 againe Ohict Peter & & Larson in District Court here. Funetioning Possible. e bl ol e because his son was :fu‘?’mw Juvenile Court. JEST WHAT 1 SAID- I MIGHTA MARRIED A MAN WITH ONE OF, THEM LOW, SPORTY LOOKING MODELS AND NOW LOOK AT ME IN THIS PEANUT ROASTER=- WHADDA YA MEAN, YOU FEEL LIKE YOU WAS RIDING 1N NOAH'S ARK V'HEN YOU'RE OUT IN THIS CAR, HONEYBUNCH? YES-[LET ALL THE AR ovVT oF THI TIRES! WELL, WILLIAM, WHILE YOU WAS OUT SHOOTING POOL I'VE DID SOME IMPROVEMENTS ON OUR CAR SO IT'S SOMEWHAT LOWER,AND I WON'T BE SETTING UP SO HIGH ABOVE TRAFFIC WHEN WE'RE OUT IN IT. BY THOMAS R. HENRY. A nerve hormone—some potent chem- fcal which makes possible the function- ing of the central nérvons system—is lated to explain the curious results 5 two Biolggical experimenis st re. | BLUEBERRIES FOUND the National Academy of Biiinsie heve. < RICH IN VITAMIN C When nerves leading to some sense | orgdns are severed the sen g2 themselves degenerate and disap) although they have not been inju 1t #ppenrs as if some chemical diffts through the nervous system is respon: ble not only for the capacity of the neryes themselves to function, but for the very existence of the organs which fecéive sensory impulses. ‘The first of Lhene expeflme'nts which bpen up . wide field ¢f neurological Pesearch, is reported to the National Academy by George L. Parker and Vir- L. Paine of Radeliffe College, [agsdchusetts. They worked with the “lateral line” sense of cat-fish. This s & sense possessed only by fish which les the animal to detect movement of the water. Of all the senses pos- sessed by man, it is perhaps nearest skin to the vestibular sense which is concerned with the balancing of the body and whose feceptor orgam is the middle ear. Process Moved Slowly. ‘This “sense” has specia! organs in the head and body which receive the water movement impulses. These im- pulses then are conveyed to the brain of the fish over a nerve trunk. The {nerves of a considerable number of large catfishes were cut just in front of by ganglion, or mass of nerve cell bodies, connected with the lateral line sense just behind the gills. Then the catfish 'were killed, a few each day, and the Healthful Property Is More Abun- dant Than in Apples, New Eng- land Scientists Find. By the Assoclated Press. AMHERST, Mass., November 27— Recognition was given yesterday to the blueberry as a food rich in vitamin C. Experiments condueted by Carl R. Fellers and Paul D. Isham of the De- partment of Horticultural Manufactures at the Massachusetis State showed the blueberry to be richer in this property than apples, and from one-half to two-thirds as valuable as oranges or grape fruit. The blueberry, eaten in large quanti- ties in New England, is credited with being a potent factor in prevention of deficiency diseases. . MAIL PILOT KILLED Crashes in Fog Wnt of Pasco, Wash., Last Night. PASCO, Wash, November 27 (#).— A night mail plane from Portland, flown ot E. C. Bigelow, crashed in a fog a mile and a half west of this cits late last night and Bigelow was killed. ‘The plnne did not burn. BETTER TEACHERS HELD NEED OF U. S. COLLEGES in 3. B. Jommston, of the uni. BY CARPENTERS’ HEADS lege uned Minnesota U. Protessors Say Stu- | ¢nc, S8 It s tmposee B0 fie|More Than 8,000 Affected by 20 dents Are “Too Docile’—Urge By the Assoclated Press. MINNEAPOLIS, Among the Nation's needs, Minnesota professors, 47| Seek Hero Medal. say two| CHICAGO (#)—Appreciative citizens | Waish, secretary of the Building Trades are college and |of three towns in two States are seeking | Employers’ Association of Boston, an- students who will protest|a hero medal for an air-riding buff.| nounced that an agreement had be: inst poor teaching b8 T local university stu-| Pilot M. D, Ator, who flyes the airmali | bers of the Carpenters' Union would denu; lnd teachers discussed scholastic | from Chicago to Atlanta, has sighted | accept a 20 per cent cut in wages. J. M. Thomas, prohum of | fires lmn his plane and given the| The announcement was contained in | rainfall, it seems to grow satisfactorily | Four boys were born recently to Fat- ivr: nay tgux:ahlu“uryln: from the tem- |ma m An, 32-year-old Algerian woman, Tal e tropie in Paj English, , s8id “Students are entirely too docile, ‘They've put up passively with Lowell, Ind. e ey, tasctiing and haven's had | WAGE-CUTS ACCEPTED make formal com- needs of colleges of the country. We need more capable perscns to enter the Per Cent Slash Bared in Bos- college tncmng profession.” ton by Employers’ Group. By the Associated Press. n | Three times in the last six months, | reached whereby miore than 8,000 mem- in Centralia, Ill.; Wallace and [a statement sighed by Thomas M. Guerin of Indianapolis, general execu- A peculiarity of tea is that, given the right soil and the requisite amount of Bothenmood of Garsentars S Jmwed |FRAUD CHARGED TO FOUR of America, on beR:l( of the Inter- “‘.}.‘gg‘;&m gnd other union officials. | Former Cuban School Head Is in ?:‘:xglcee;;n - urprbfl mfla eflmlve !nrr 1932, and remath i efecs until 'ApFL 1:| MATANZAS, Cuba, November 26 (P, 1933, when the present age and ‘work- | —Judge of Instruction E:xntiago Men- ing rules agreement expires. The new |Clas has ordered that Dr. Lucas Lam- scale goes into effect on December 1,|adrid, former subsecretary of public | | this year, for shop mill workers, The instruction, and three other person: BOSTON, November 27.— John F. carly’ change was planned at the re-|be held in bonds totaling $15,000 on | | quest of bocées who belleved that many | tharges if mishandling teachers’ pen- men could be put t7 work before Christ- | slon funds. c mas if it was in effect. Group Ordered Held. The others accused are Alberto G. Feis Gomez, Juan Andres Richardson end Ciriaco 8os Gauthran. morrow, A Christmas Gife the Whele Family Will Enjey New Magic Chef Gas Range The last word in fne gas ranse construetlon. Easy terms arcanged. % MUDDIMAN § 911 G St., Nat'l 0140-2622 Organized 1888 effect on the merve fibers in front of | The &rea was blanketed by fog. rt officials sald Bigelow aj rentl e, ol Mkt & Harl Pecame confused in Atumpfintpz o4 iber out off trom 11s cell nody degenes | the Janding field. . rates. Hitherto the world's foremost “neurologists have held that this hap- G . pened immediately, the nerve fiber Back to Pre-War Prices gaking en such a condition that it Sould_not possibly transmit tmpulses. s 50 Radellffe investigators found in | N - the first place that the degenerating process moved outward from the eut %0 the receptor organ very slowly, abolib two centimeters & day. Thus it could not be a nerve impulse itself responsi- ble for the degeneration. At last the Baltimore Iateral line sense organ itself degene- Tated. The phenomenon, they conclude, and Réturn “probably depends on the cessation of a T-day Wit supply of something, probably a ma- terial of some kind, from the nucléated Saturdays and Sundays Tegion of the neuron, which material is 5 gradually drained off at the distal ends $1.25 of the fibers. How this hypothetical substance i§ transmitted over the fibers is not known.” Second Test With Taste. The second exrenment reported by 7. W. Torrey o atd Unlvemry, also was with es, but with the more familiar sénse o Good returniar, patll findey W, B. & A. 12ih #t. and New York ave. n.w. cutting the nerve fibers leading to these organs they disappear. They do not hours later they hdve completely di- tegrated. The time required for their tegration can be lengthened g the tem; of the pool which they are “but still they are gone within 24 o ""‘"&‘sé‘n‘ m& ite for the § hysiol isite for in- utfineu of taste buds “in the form of & chemical fnaterlal presefit ih nerves which is necessary’ for their normal maintdnence. - This material is like- ‘wise conceivéd of as being identical with that ne for the mllnunnnce of the nerve itself; | ‘This strange chémical, it is postu- lated, comes in some way from the cell body of the nerve flowing into the fibers, inakes it remain in a condi suitable for trans- mitti nerve But _the supply of this material in & nerve fiber at any time eontinually is bflnl drained to supply the sense m for Whose main- tenancé it also 1§ necessary. Supply Cut ofr. When a netve fiber is cut in front of thé cell the supply of thi “hormone” is cut off, but a considerable amount still remains in the fiber. The sense organ starts dfawing 1 off. 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