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A. A. Allen
a Kmarlttie
Emeritus Consultant la Medicine,
Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Professor of Medicine,
Mayo Foundation
THREE MAJOR POLIO
VIRUSES CRYSTALLIZED
A remarkable achievement re
ported by Dr. C. E. Schwerdt,
of the University of California
Virus Laboratory, is the crys
tallization of all three of the
major polio vi
rus strains.
This type o f
work is wel
comed by sci
entists because
so often, it
makes further
researches possible.
y For years we
fir Alvarez nave been hear
ing much about the jaundiced
infant whose troubles are due
to an Rh factor in his father's
and mother's blood. Of late, ex
perts have been pointing out
that twice as often as an Rh in
compatibility is trouble due to
an ABO Erythroblastosis. This
comes when an unborn child has
either an A or B type of blood
and his mother has type O. Then
the mother develops antibodies
to the blood of her child which
can hurt the child. Fortunately,
the ABO disease is milder than
that caused by an Rh sensitivity.
The diagnosis 'can be made by
experts in blood typing.
What's In Heredity?
I read recently that 10-year-old
Robert Strom, the boy who
won $192,000 on the CBS TV
program, has a 14 -year -old
brother, Stephen, who is . even
more brilliant in astronomy and
physics, and who contributed
much to the education of his
little brother. As one would ex
pect, the parents are both col
lege graduates.
I cannot imagine any teacher
being able to make a Robert or
a Stephen Strom out of any
school-boy, and hence I feel
sure that the explanation for
these two brilliant youngsters is
a most fortunate coming together
of many fine genes, or genetic
units from two highly intelligent
parents. And here is a point that
must emphasize. When, in this
column, I speak of the power
of heredity, people write to re
monstrate angrily with me.
They apparently forget what a
wonderful thing it is for the
children of two very able and
sane parents to have a right to
look forward to a life of ability
and sanity, and to expect that
when their children come along
they, too, will be able and sane.
Strange As It Seems
by Elite
His
Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers
will understand that it would be
impossible for him to answer re
quests for information or to at
tempt to diagnose by mail.
(Released by The Register
and Tzibune Syndicate, 1957)
Building Program
Scheduled at EOC
La Grande (IP) Construction
plans for $1,410,000 worth of
Eastern Oregon college buildings
here are near completion and
the building program will prob
ably start late this summer, Dr.
Frank Bennett, president, said.
Plans include a physical edu
cation building, a central heat
ing plant and a dormitory.
Bennett said plans call for a
two-unit dormitory for men and
women, and that the structure
would have a common dining
room for men and women.
The physical education build
ing includes a basketball court
and will have a seating capacity
of 2088.
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Gasoline Dealers
Blamed for 'Wars'
Salem (01 Charges bv a
delegation of southern Oregon
gasoline dealers that major oil
companies were responsible for
the current gasoline "price war"
by alleged illegal sales have
been relayed to the companies
by Gov. Robert D. Holmes.
I have been visited by a dele
gation from the southern Oregon
area which has made allegations
that many of the oil companies
which sell gasoline at wholesale
in the state of Oregon are mak
ing sales that, appear to be in
violation of Oregon law," Gov.
Holmes wrote.
"It is further contended that
these practices tend to promote
gasoline price wars between re
tailers which are detrimental to
the general long-range economy
or tne state of Oregon and are
contrary to the public policy as
announced by the Legislature in
the law.
"I am taking this occasion to
write to all the major' oil com
panies : which sell , gasoline at
wholesale in Oregon and advise
them of these allegations. I feel
confident that no company dis
tributing gasoline in Oregon
would intentionally engage in
practices contrary to the spirit
of the law."
4-tt Club News
ANTELOPE COOKING CLUB
The Antelope 4-H club held a
meeting on May 21. Miss Mar
jorie Hattan, county 4-H club
agent, gave a demonstration on
butter cakes, which the third
year girls will exhibit. Other
guests were the Candy
kids from Central Point.
Donna Geren,
Reporter
Cane
CRATER PIN HEADS
The Crater Pin Heads met
May 23 at the Taylor home.
Vernola Hutchison was elect
ed president; Margaret Taylor,
vice president;' Cafolee Brantly,
secretary - treasurer; W a.y n a
Brown, reporter; and Phyllis
Taylor, flag salute leader.
An all-day sewing meeting
will be held from 10 a.m. to 3
p.m. June 27 at the Taylor
home.
Wayna Brown,
Reporter
The College of Forestry at
Syracuse University estimates
wood utilized each year is an
average of 78 cubic feet for each
perion in the nation.
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