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Mi 29 May 59 Who 30 Conitderott 60 Bmai S)Good ()Adverie 154-78-80901 The Medical y C0 XJlJ' vv Inheritance cf Prematurely Gray Hair A woman writes me that her daughter began to get gray when she was 12. This has always distressed the girl and has given her an infer iority complex. I imagine it would be best for the girl if the mother would have ur. Aivares the hair dyed. It is bad for a teen-ager to grow up with some peculiar ity which causes her constant mental distress. It tends to warp her personality. Interestingly, the mother says that on her side of the family, no one has gray hair, but some of her husband's maternal uncles and aunts be came gray before they were 20. If I had a daughter who was getting gray at 12, I would certainly have her blood studied by an expert. and I would also have her stomach pumped to see if she had an hydrocholic acid in her gastric juice. Why? Be cause people who are carriers of pernicious anemia some times get gray early in life; and usually, or perhaps al ways, they have no acid in their gastric juice. Some have nerve changes in their legs that produce numbness and tingling. Thus, I'll never forget a nice-looking young woman of .10 who came in with beauti ful gray hair. She complained of great feelings of fatigue and tingling and numbness in her legs. No one had been able to find out what the Cub Scouts Jacksonville Cub Sc 5 Jacksonville Cub Scouts Pack 35 met recently at the Jacksonville P r e s b y t erian church bascincnt, with Den 1 presenting flag and serving refreshments. The game, "Akela Sez," with Del Spcegle of Den 1 tending the group was played. New Bobcats presented pins were Jimmy Snow, Den 4; David Harter, Den 2; and Brian Stoner, Den 2. War ren Davis gave a report on ticket sales for the recent Scout O-Rama. Super salesmen honors went to Bill Snow, Bruce Huencrs and Bill Hinkle for selling mure than 20 tickets each. Assistant Cub master Don Stoner thanked the boys who took purl in the Scout-O- Rnnia, and explained the rib bon won by the group. Hoys recognized by being presented to the audience and each given his Indian kerchief slide were Bruce Hueners, Dell Spct-gle, Pat Owen, Marion Golden, Gail Allen, Danny Stoner, Frank and Henry Johnson, Tommie Ro Ite, Bill Snow, Billy Rny King, Gary Mitthncy. Bob (lather, Bill Hinkle, Randy Smith, Danny Davis, Chuck Logan and Henry James. Lion badges were earned by Bill Hinkle, Bob Glather and Henry James: wolf badges by Pat Smith and Henry Johnson; bear badge by Frank Johnson; silver ar rows on Bear badge by Bill Snow. Bill Hinkle and Billy Hay King; denner by Bill Snow; assistant denner by Charles Logan and Gary War den. Special 511th anniversary awards went to Bill Snow, Billy Rny King. Bill Hinkle. Charles Logan, Gary Mathney and Danny Sloner. 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Strangely, the woman's blood looked practically normal, but when I put her on vitamin B12, she immediately got well, and said she felt better than she had for years. I told her then that she would have to take a few pills of vitamin B12, every month for the rest of her days. She was a carrier of pernicious anemia, and one of her three children might also be a carrier. In the next 50 years this idea of carriers must become one of the most important ones in medicine. In thous ands of cases it explains why a person with epilepsy will say, "But It cannot be heredi tary because neither my par ents nor my grandparents had the disease." Then, I have electroencephalograms made, and perhaps I find that the mother and the mother's fath er have typically epileptic records. They are carriers of disease. Usually, they have some nervous symptoms that I can recognize as epileptic in origin. ' Herter To Meet CENTO Ministers Washington - (UPD - Secre tary of Stale Christian A. Herter took off today for Iran, Turkey and Greece on a new round of western negotiations in advance of the summit con ference with Russia next month. Herter, accompanied by a party of State and Defense Department experts, left near by Andrews Air Force Base, Md by military jet. The plane will refuel at Loring Air Force Base, Maine, and then make an overnight stop in London. From there Herter and the officials will go to Tehran for the three day ministerial council meet ing of the Central Treaty Or ganization which starts Thurs day. The pre-summit talks will take place May 2-4 in Istanbul at the 26th foreign ministers' meeting- of the council of the North Atlantic Treaty Organi zation. REPUBLICAN PRESIDES Chapel Hill, N.C.-uJPD-The mock Democratic National Convention of the University of North Carolina will be pre sided over Friday by senior Norman Smith, a registered Republican. 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