Corpus Christi Caller-Times from Corpus Christi, Texas • 4

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Most great authorities say no but several of repute claim to have found indisputable evidence But this fact remains: All the evidence is second hand No one has been found who actually saw a shark attack and bite a swimmer William Beebe who has roup into the subject exhaustively shows his contempt for the theory by going into shark-infested waters to splash about Whenever in such areas The shark is vulture of the deep and lives on rarrion Human legs and arms have been found in their stomachs by fishermen but these are believed from those drowned -i Ihe ne Pthct 7 Island BY NARD JONES Topy right 1937 XFA Srrvirr Inc guided along a nu pa-sgeway vounds oi on a ttery I-imp then blinked nut The next moment Mac had lighted tne i-shiri lan-p which ioffcied a diffused eerie glow throwing queer sharlovs on the wall-: and ceiling no one here that's cer- Candidate for INace tain" whimpered looks by a dim light a i ve a scuffle beyond (To Be Concluded) Gonzalei Man Named "'it1 i or O'-r A -rtj-rn rav'j '( the Federal Barge jappiiert v-at the ry il i never rf-f-d he I mend 'hat be sysSt tne gf-re's: ind -ai Pr-pi'-'olt sit row rrode to extend tne bars irc re to jt'e Si'a: and r'err 1 which Gners oe done vr trcut -trei (taxpayers another urt by t-e ex'-: i ro 'ie tji the corporation i Ai th- c-i ur-e s- 'plcnsrjt to art i 1 fcemg helped ry aniu? fthe- fed-' erai agencjei th vi fedeiei sgei--y is chop the: hex t'st taxpayer Si 'W A1 i- Rj fev ye-? aso f-fct re L-t i CoiYy '3 ft AST OF ('If ARACTEIIS KAY DEARBORN heroine who Inherits a yacht for vacation AIKLITA HOWARD Kay's roommate and co-ad venturer PRISCILLA the third advenlurrr FORREST BROTHERS and GKAXT HARPER young Nclcntisis whose esiiedition turned out to be a rare experience i il have a look Tom said nf you girls watch at tie diTor Can you see the speedboat froni Pnscida looked out "Yes it clovely We're not going to let him pull his favorite XVII trick and if he's got an eye on nmiri fniinipv One of the xlruneest tilings in the 1 Tle wiling note did not us the boat may decoy him to the a stupid Journey One or the strangest tilings tut weakcl ip ir leH He stepid to the dkir- quartet aboai the vay with "I'm going to On the contrary it giJvnnicd have a look around the outside of them into renewed action for nmv the itbin they realized that if Kay Door- "Okay I'll give the mom a good limn and Grant Harper iveie nnl going over There ought to be discovered very soon it would soinellung in here that would give tragedy surveyed Ike room came to rest In crossing the Gulf of Mexico from Key West to Galveston one summer our slim passenger list on a listing tub was reputed followed by sharks Most of us sat for hours in deck chairs scanning the water with binoculars Two in our party re- ported seeing them several times Ialer they con-' fessed they were just trying to crack Hie tedium of The Doctor us a lead" ROBS TOWN Sept 13 Bu-cha-d of Gonzales vas nominated by the director of the Coastal Bend P-oduc'ior Credit Assfieiat'n at thei- bi-monthly meeting re week-end for a poiton the directorate of the 1 0: Fa: Credit District which eir br-ife all of Texas Candidates aie being ramed by the produr'inn cred't associations all over Texas but only ore d' rector will be selected from the highest 10 rniree for the three-year 'err: MODERN LABOR PUZZLE FOR A NEW SOIOMON Old Kins Solomon who oik? settled a very tough lawsuit by drawing his sword and offering to slice a child in half could do very well if he should come back to earth right now A man of his ingenuity seems to be needed on the National Labor Relations Board The board and the law it is operating under are both brand-new ventures The cases that are coming to it for decision involve brand-new problems And some of the decisions that are being handed down seem to set brand-new precedents There is for example ihe case of the National Electric Products Corporation at Am-bridge Fa Here was a case in which Solomon himself might well have called for help Some 1800 men are employed by this corporation at Ambridge Trior to the final upholding of the Wagner validity by the Supreme Court these workers had been getting along (for better or for worse) under a union" type of labor organize tion Last spring it became obvious that this organization must be replaced by a regular union The result was formation of a local of the International Brotherhood of Electric Workers an AKofL union The corporation signed a closed shop contract with this union in May But there existed in the plant nucleus of CIO unionists who promptly protested that the closed shop contract with the AFofL union stepped on their toes So the whole case was taken to the federal court which after due deliberation ruled f-that the contract was valid and binding And at that point being signatory to a contract whose legality had just been upheld in court Yhe corporation might have been pardoned for supposing that its labor troubles were -jTover But the The CIO men went -Sto the National Labor Relations Board and fthat body ha now over-ruled the federal court declared the existing contract invalid Jnd ordered an election to decide whether tithe corporation is to sign with the AFofL or the CIO Consider now the implications of the whole case Is the labor board to be a body to the federal courts? Is the legality of a labor contract in doubt regardless of court rulings until the board has passed on it? It is up to the employer to find out not only what his men want but which group of union leader they like belier before he deals with them? Ard is the closed shop an equitable and workable proportion in a plant where an active and militant minority happens to oppose it? When one ca-e raises such questions we have gone a long way from the traditional wages-and-hours type of labor dispute Solomon himself might well be stumped by this new complexity of modern labor relations c'J're" a i- c- of "-j tie cla ied fir lii7 is pa-i c'y va b-gc A V-' i what ti i i' i'i the f-f rsd -ved at Family BY DR MORRIS FISHBIEV Editor Journal of the American Medical Association and of Ilygela the Health Magasine Such rs- rr'-t tr-i't i 1 jSZSi'i'OfO'i shve 1S24 a-ge v-r t-t T'-e Icla a -'so A-- ret pr1 cf f-'-r 133e it a fei- MAN FATAILY SAN ANTONIO Sept 13 'John Emmet Felthnuse 57-year- Toin stepped out i'lto the night i old pharmacist as fatally slowly aiid carefully jured early this monurg when his iii'iiimd the corner the cabin I automobile overturned on the San The night was dead btuk after Anrorio-Laredo highway between the light of the room and he stood Cotulla and Laredo a moment until his eyes adjusted tlHMii-Jv's to the darkness But even I lion lie could see only the I solid outlines of the cabin and the tree trunks Above him Hie sky i seemed as stygian a the earth The side of the cabin revealed nothing unusual and he continued to the rear From beyond the wall Warsaw: Kiuxwkco Intrepid Explorer IODINE AIDS WORK OF THYROID GLAND AND PREVENTS DEVELOPMENT OF GOITER This is the 17th in a series of articles by Dr Fishbein discussing functions and ailments nf the glands of the humsn body Mac read the note again aloud: "There is no chance to lie of assistance to your friends Anri to save your own lives you imit leave ihis place at once" do you think tlrit nmjns it's already loo Mcliti faltered "It can't be" Mac Forrest answered quickly "Tom this is no time tn wait until morning Let's get back to the island" Hr turned to Priscilla and Melita "This time you'd better stick with Ihe "Not on your Priscilla tldjhe could hear the muffled voices him shakily "We're going aren't of Mac and Melita hear their vve Mel?" footsteps on the board rlooring Melita nodded Suddenly be stopped He was "All right Mac skirled for I conscious of a figure by his side the door of Ihe cabin even betore he saw the dark bulk Within a few seconds they were beard the labored breathing of a in the speed boat again hcidinj nom He turned but not for shore Now Mac made no m- swiltly enough for the hand tempt to throttle down Ihe engine reached out and gripped his body! "Make plenty of noise" he ad- with frightening Mrengtii vised "Maybe vve can draw this bird into the open" The powerboat rolled roughly into the sand and Mar leaped from the wheel "Come on Tom squirmed desperately struck out first wi'h lus left fist and then with his right Both time he connected the hands release their holds heard the body Answer to Previous Puzile A A i A i 30 IjMc 50 MA PE QS ON CMS-T 0 5 Worlds HORIZONTAL I The pictured man is a modem explorer 8 His name ts Lincoln 13 Light music drama 15 To endure 18 Stalk (7 Brewing vats 19 Street lH INNERQsEES lU Courtesy title rATAnZV3 C5TPTTC Ii Rght Dcr'rcs 14 Lein 13 p-ecali 19 Southeast 21 F-'-tto-a--: 24 23 Sweet potato 27 Promise 23 Li the 29 Ore who wheedles 33 His native land 31 Excavated 32 Prre contest 34Cjre 35 Astringent ergan might To love weakly 43 Li the style ct 41 Ketch 42 And 44 MorgreL 44 South Arrertci Membranous bag 43 Parent 53 5 god 51 Sloth £3 He flew ac the continent PFTWEEN Bolshevism on the one side and Hitlerism on the of a man stumbling bar into ihe other Warsaw the capital of Pounderbrush land today links two "worlds" onijiletely forgevg To Ihe ehst Russia presses forward volvcr at lus belt vniuig Jorret Wllh a ncw solution for an an- Plem while to the west liUiltl not deal I prtem aL ativ am on through the thick tangle for jierhaps a hundred yards then on renlired that such tactics might' Thne was nJwJn mean death Cursing lus ill (or was ivbpsed only hy Paris tune he hurried back to the cabin i it stirred the envy met ITiscilla' startled glance in i Prussia Austria and Russia the doorway Then it glories faded tinder at- Tou' tacks from every side But now Tom!" she cried 21 Iniquity Conceives 38 Bitter herb 23 Type standard 39 Noise 4 Mover's truck 40 He made his Affirmative first polar 26 Greedy flight -ith Insane Tiny particle 43 Portrait 31 Not bright statue 32 Exclamation To bang 33 Miaow 48 Upright shaft 34 Embryo 48 Slash flower 49 Sanskrit 33 State of being dialect old SO Coin 38 Electrical unit 51 Lava 37 To become 52 Amphitheater eaTy center VERTICAL 1 Company 2 Roman aristocracy 3 To ogle 4 Branch 5 Musical rote cellar 7 To drink deg-fashion 8 Sieighs 9 Merchandise 13 Bones He motioned toward the wood "You guts lag hack a little and if it look? like 1 rouble you'd better break fur the boat The man who wrote that nine won't be pleasant when lie faces Where are you Toni asked The cal'in Maybe there's something there that we missed Or perhaps the owner' made a sit since we saw it" Leading the way toward the cabin Mac flashed his light iigamsl the trees Up beyond the beach they saw' the familiar outlines of the lonely cabin The window' Junes' reflected the flashlight's glare back to them There was no fire on the hearth as there had been the night the throe girls (No 318) Many years ago visitors to Switzerland noted tremendous goiters among the adults imd numerous rases of cretinism and myzedema in children of the region It was in Switzerland that the first operation for the irmoval of goiter was performed We now know that it is quite possible In get along without the thyroid gland since some of the other glands nf the body will take up its functions and since the thyroid material can be given in tablet form We have learned also that the activities of the thyroid gland depend to a hose extent on iodine Since 1895 it has hern known that iodine is a rather large constituent of this gland The normal human being contains 25-1000tha of a gram of iodine which represents 4-lOOOOOOths of the total weight of the body Two-fifths of this iodine is found in the thyroid gland The natural supply of Iodine coming into the body depends on the part of the country in which we live Drinking water of various sections varies in iodine enntent The water of Stanford Calif contain 105 times as much iodine as that of New York New York drinking water contains 100 times as much iodine as that of Duluth Since vegetable and animals are dependent on the water they get for their supply of iodine the vegetables and the meats of various pniiions of the country also vary in the amount of iodine that they contain It Is important In know that lobsters clams and oysters contain more iodine than salmon nut salmon contains more lhan a good ninny vegetable Fresh water fish contain much less iodine than do salt waler fish Seaweed contains much iodine In Japun seaweed is used as a food consequently the percentage of goiter is low Among foods winch contain much iodine are oysters and sardines eggs and spinach Among food which contain littie iodine are white bread and oranges The exact amount of iodine necessary for Ide and health i not definitely known but it ha been shown that children and expectant mothers should i have at least 10-HHHIth week ef a gram of iodine each "1 almost had and he got away in the brush" Mac Forrest hurried across the room pressing his brother witn questions But Torn could tell Poland is coming back and Warsaw again assumes something of its old importance On the summit of a hill stretching back from the Vistula "the bloody river of the World War U4- them little about his assailant The Warsaw's spires and domes reach dejected four stood in the center skyward They remind one for 7 I I I AVIATION VISION Glenn imaginative picture of 250000-pound air linprs carrying 180 passengers on non-stop ocean flights might sound like a if it came from anyone else But Mr Martin has already advanced so far on the road to the super-airplane that we can only take it for granted that planes such as he describes will be in actual commercial operation within a decade Mr voiced to an interviewer at the recent National Air is interesting becausp the famous designer and builder of planes does not seem to believe that there is a theoretic limit to plane size For a long time it had been supposed that the of efficiency" diminished as size increased and that there was a point beyond which added size would prove a drawback But he has already made studies of this projected 2500flfl-ton airplane His studies indicate that such a ship properly designed and built should be perfecllv practical And as he remarks we can build to 250000 pounds 1 am convinced there i no definite limit" If this is correct we shall eventually have planes that will dwnf the mightiest sky litters of the present day 125 Ho home I death Kl made their horrible discovery of that half-lighted room staring the most part of days past within those walls 1 helplessly at each other wonder- Bettcr douse that light" Tom ing with little hope ad ised cautiously "He nay be atching and take a shot at us" I Even as they stood thus they I "So much the Mai' Forrest gr know where he ter string out along the path "Had you figured there may be wav off i more than one?" i "That as Kay scream "I don't think so This ail looks Melita cried like the doing of one man to me Mac Forres! hsd dropped to and a man who's off nut' knees was strambhng like mad Nevertheless as the four neared over the floor tescrc rugs aside belter" answered hrd tne strangely hushed shot wrdr rijw the rimly want to fo lowed by a scream both of it wat is But we'd bet- which seemed actually to come vjnd IBwfator Mar-hal along the path" fm beneath them and a great Quaint houses with high dot the city and the buildings reflect Hie same Pride of this group the Marshal and since his has become a naikmi'd lithe gaMcs government period Bet- House of Fil-mkMI it museum devoted largely to memory of His great Pole The palace is shown on a IMS stamp the cabin Mac released the flash- pound mg wfh Us 'light button plunged theoi trro Here: Itore om gvei 11 the darkness of the wood Slowly me your I The hu'i-h-lke cover lifted re-1 vealirg the rg of a Ndfer Mi i the first dwr s-d Ton-irvHTrcai ta xn 1 49 I5 Onve the salt tlu1 we aie contained iodine Then he reached out to touch the door sail was renned and it iodine removed Now most It gave easily to hi fingertips table salt in the United States is hemg supplemented swung back wlth a shght squeak with iodine because of it value in preventing goiter hinse- Fcrrevt epied mstie litre nbr? hre's hJ friA: rr NKXT: Whca to het 53 land INI I( NEXT Operations to repair Ihe thjroid gland 'Swiftly the s-'s beAni-ail tour were kudded together lime forget!.