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Transfusion From
Placenta Saves
Newborn Twin
Chicago - (Science Service)
- The survival chances for a
small, weak child in a twin
birth can be greatly increas
ed simply by holding him a
few inches below the level
of the delivery table.
This modified delivery tech
nique, advanced by Dr. Mel
vyn Berlind, chief of obstet
rics and gynecology at Unity
hospital, Brooklyn, may sound
like a superstitious old-wives'
tale, but it is really a means
by which the twins' common
placenta, or afterbirth, gives
the small baby a blood trans
fusion.
During birth. Dr. Berlind
states, the umbilical cord usu
ally is clamped and cut im
mediately and the baby is
handed to the nurse. In the
case of twins, the obstetrician
clamps and cuts the cord of
the first born even more
rapidly than usual in the rush
to deliver the second.
Depends on Blood
The small twin's survival
chances depend heavily on
giving it as much blood as pos
sible at the time of delivery,
Dr. Berlind believes. He sug
gests that if the first baby is
small - two to four pounds-
It should be held eight to ten
inches below the level of the
uterus and placenta immedi
ately after delivery and left
there until pulsations in the
cord stop. During this time
the lightweight newborn will
receive by gravity a third of
a pint of blood.
If a large, strong twin comes
first, its cord should be clamp
ed immediately so the twin
still in the womb can receive
the extra blood, in case this
second twin is small.
If both twins are large and
healthy, their chances are
good in the beginning. When
both are small, Dr. Berlind as
serts in the Journal of the In
ternational College of Sur
geons, there is now a chance
that at least one will live.
Before, both might have died.
Pigs Ruled Part
Of Agriculture
Salem (DPD - Attorney Gen
eral Robert Y. Thornton said
Wednesday that pigs are a
part of agriculture whether
they live in a "piggery or
forage on grazing land.
His opinion said that
view of this, the land on
which they are raised does
not come under county zon
ing ordinances.
The attorney general said
the Legislature has not ac
tually defined agriculture but
for the purpose of the special
question raised about pigs,
the answer is in a revised
Oregon statute which says
that no county zoning restric
tion shall "regulate lands
used for grazing, agriculture,
horticulture or for the grow
ing of timber."
CAUGHT WITH GOODS
Stockton, Calif .-OD- Thom
as C. Wilson, 31, was arrested
seven minutes after he robbed
the Hunter Square branch of
the Bank of America of $759
Wednesday when police spot
ted him entering a nearby
Skid Row hotel with both
hands full of money.
Court Records
DISTRICT COUnT
Clayton C. Carver, failure to
HOP. SI 5.
Ellba Charlet Lamp, pasefne with
Insufficient clearance, H5.
Albert Clarence MtlhouM, vio
lation of name rule, io.
Adoloh C. Urich. overload. S100,
Joel D. Elklns, violation of banc
rule. sis.
Eugene Schmelzer, failure lo
atop, t iu.
Marvin R, Wineman, failure to
nop, 9io.
Verle E. Yates, failure to oper
ate on the rleht itirie. SIS.
Wood row W. Attwood, overload,
$45.
Douglas E. Boggy, no vehicle
iiccnse, sa.
Tony P. Hoss, failure to dim
J1BIUS. 115,
Edward N. Northrup, permitting
an unlicensed person to operate a
car, $5.
Arivlel E, Hall, failure to stop,
Oavid W. Earl, failure to atop,
Ruth J, Sullivan, failure to stop,
$15.
Donald James Collete, no ve
hicle license, $5.
' Fred Smith, failure to drive on
rieni i dc, sis.
John A. Armstrong, failure to
yield the right of way, $25.
Dnnlcl M, Donahoe, failure to
ton, S20.
John P. Galavlck, failure to
top, sao.
Laurence L, Maynard, no opcr
tor's license. $10.
Orson B, Brldgman, failure to
aim iignt, 97.50.
CIRCUIT COURT
James V. Jones vs, Ellen M.
Jones, divorce decree.
Everett Franklin Mnpes vs. Ger
aldine E. Mnnes. divorce decree.
LeRoy L, Casey vs. Velma Leona
t;aiey, nivorce decree.
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Corps, and Geraldine Grace Bohl,
110 Welch it., Medford.
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Strong Case for
Catholics Seen
In Birth Control
New York IUPD - A Roman
Catholic scholar concludes
after a study of birth control
that there Is a strong ensa
for the abandonment of Cath
olic efforts to seek laws ban
ning contraception.
Norman St. John-Stevas, In
a study financed by the Ford
Fund for the Republic and
the Study of Democratlo
Institutions, said that Roman
Catholics In a democracy
have every right to work for
laws banning the sale and dis
tribution of Contraceptives.
Might Limit Efforts
But he added that they
might better limit their ef
forts to securing a policy ot
"state neutrality" on the Is
sue and passage of laws pre
serving public morality
commanding the general
support of the whole com
munity. St. John-Stevas Is an Eng
lish lawyer and journalist.
He is a former fellow at the
Yale university law school
and the author of several
books.
In his report on "Birth
Control and Public Policy,"
he said that a law such' as
that in Connecticut forbid
ing use of contraceptives is
a violation of Catholic prin
ciples of jurisprudence, and
is unenforceable.
Private Act
'Using a contraceptive is
essentially a private act,
and though it may have
harmful social consequences
it is impossible to Isolate
any particular act and dem
onstrate that harmful conse
quences flow from it. In
practices such a law is obvi
ously unenforceable, and tha
attempt to enforce it would in
volve an intolerable interfer
ence with the private life of
individuals."
He said the state laws
have almost no effect. Even
in Connecticut, he said, tha
law is violated constantly.
Subcommittee
Urges Work on
B-10 Bomber
Washington WPH-The Sen
ate preparedness subcom
mittee, headed by Democrat
ic leader Lyndpn B. John
son of Texas, has urged tha
administration speed devel
opment ot the supersonia
B-70 bomber.
Johnson and his Senata
colleagues said the long-
range aircraft was urgently
needed for American de
fense despite great advances
in rockets and missiles.
Must Go Forward
Johnson stressed that the
subcommittee was not advo
cating a de-emphasis on mis
sile development. "These are
vital programs which must go
forward," he said.
But he warned that unless
an operational sup ersonic
bomber is developed now,
there will be no replacement
for the B-52 when it becomes
obsolete in the mid-1960s.
President Eisenhower has
asked Congress for 75 million
dollars to produce research
prototypes of the big plans.
But Congress gave him an ad
ditional 290 million dollars
and called for faster development.
Johnson said in a subcom
mittee report issued today
that the nation must have
more modern manned weap
ons as well as missiles.
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New Tree Planting
Should Be Planned
Owners of forest property
in Jackson county should be
gin now to make plans for
any planting of tree seedlings
they expect to do this fall
and winter, according to Farm
Forester Jim Fisher.
Technical forestry assist
ance is available to interested
persons without cost under
the Oregon State forestry de
partment's farm forestry program.
Tree order blanks will not
be available until this fall,
according to the forester, but
It Ls wise to make plans ahead
as to species to plant, tha
number to plant, and the se
lection of the planting area.
In some cases, preparation of
the planting site or removal
of brush and other competi
tive vegetation may be neces
sary before planting can ba
done. This work would ba
accomplished this summer
prior to the planting season.
Additional information may
be obtained from the farm
forester at his office at tho
Table Rock rd. headquarters,
of the state forestry depart
ment or by calling NOrmandy
4-1213.
IFour per cent of the nation's
families have an annuel In
come of $1,000 to $1,499.