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The article reports on the dispute between the National Historical Museum, the Museum of Natural History and the anthropological department of the University of Chile over the possession of a newfound, well-refrigerated human body that is believed to be at least 400 years old. Two students of University of Chile offered all their money to the two Andean mule drivers to buy the body. Thinking that the body should belong to the Museum of Natural History, Doctor Humberto Fuenzalida abducted the body and carried it off to his collection.

The article reviews an exhibition of several sculptures created by members of the Sculptors Guild, held at the Museum of Natural History in Manhattan, New York City in 1952.

This section offers news briefs in the U.S. as of October 8, 1951. Possum Corner Plantation gamekeeper Willie Williams has decided to return to his game preserve in South Carolina after positing for a diorama of a Southern pine forest at the Museum of Natural History in Manhattan, New York City. A black tiara hat and choker for Manhattanites and a matched leash and collar for her dog are being offered at Saks Fifth Avenue. The state of Connecticut has banned the bug shield on automobiles.

The article reviews the documentary film "Latuko," by Edgar M. Queeny.