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Bad I wish I could tell Uiousandi ol troubled parents what to do that would surely stop their yy -ayi child from be. Each year I read a dozen or more learn ed articles on the subject, but snlriom do I learn anything helpful. I have long Dr. AlTirat known that the tendency is commonly Inherited. I found It in 5 per cent of a group of 574 people I saw who came of families in which there was psychosis and alcoholism. Some of the mothers of bed wetting children told me that their child was clumsy and had poor control over his muscles. Others told me that there were stutterers in their immediate family, and others said their child who wet the bed had tics or convulsive motions of his face and shoul ders. In one of my families there were three young women, all of whom wet the bed until they were almost 20. They had a number of psychotic and problem relatives. Inter esting was a woman patient of mine who, at 45, was still occasionally wetting the bed. He- two children over the age of seven were still wetting the bed. The mother had epi leptic elpptroencephalograms and a brother was alcoholic and epileptic. Related To Epileptics I saw eight bed-wetters who were related closely to epi leptics. When, a few years ago, I tried to tell people that we doctors should be studying such cases to see what the re- Fascinating Fun 6ty (-t&s H& "Conversation" p i c t ures! Embroider them in gay colors for recreation room, hall, any where! Add charm to pillow and towels, or frame old-time au tos for pictures. Easy B-to-inch cross-stitch. Pattern 7261: transfer 6 autos 4x6' i Inches; directions. Send THIRTY - FIVE CENTS (coins) for this pat tern - add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Mcdford Mail Trib une, Household Arts Dept., P.O. Box 168. Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly NAME. AD DRESS. PATTERN NUMBER. JUST OUT! Our New 1060 Alice, Brooks Needlccnift Book contains THREE FREE Patterns. 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Pierce found that 25 per cent of 60 naval recruit who wet the bed had abnormal electroen cephalograms. Only 1.7 per cent of normal recruits had such electric records. Seven teen per cent of the normal recruits knew of bed-wetters in their families, but 75 per cent of the bed-wetters knew of bed-wetting relatives. Hereditary Influence Dr. Temmes found that 70 per cent of 54 bed - wetting children had abnormal elec troencephalograms, resembl ing those of epileptics. Recently I found a book on bed-wetters by Bcrtil Hall gren, published in C o p e n nagen. He studied 230 chil dren together with 702 of their parents and brothers and sisters, and among their relatives he found 172 bud wctters (24 per cent). Recently, Dr. George E. Park, of Northwestern Uni versity found that 18 per cent of the children he sees, who have trouble learning to read, wet the bed. Obviously, there is a large hereditary influence in bed wetting, and most of these children are not exactly nor mal in their nervous and muscular systems. This is why the pnnr child must never be punished o- nagged at or jeer ed at; one might Just as well punish and jeer at a child be cause he Is partially paralyzed with polio. UPI President To Be Awarded Degree at OSC Corvallis, Ore. - H!PD - Frank H. Bartholomew, president and general manager of United Press International, will be awarded an honorary doctor of laws degree by Ore gon State college June 6, it was announced today. Bartholomew, who attended Oregon State, began his news paper career In Oregon as a reporter in Portland in 1D1B. From there he became United Press bureau manager in Portland and Los Angeles and moved up through the ranks to president in 1955. 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