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The Medical Roundup
by
F.merltus Consultant In Medicine
Mayo Cllnlo
Emeritus Professor of Medicine
Mayo Clinic
(Register and Tribune Syndlcatef
1961)
Birth of a Mongoloid Child
Many causes have now been
found for the birth of a "mon
goloid" (a peculiar -looking
1 i y a mentally
ink
tarded
b u t
come
new
This
subject
re-
child),
now
some
causes,
whole
is so
Alvarez
ten about it.
inter e s t i n g
that for years
I have read
most of what
has been writ
A woman past
the age of 40 is more likely
to have a mongoloid baby than
is a young mother, but this
age factor often is absent, as
when the mother is in her
early twenties.
In all but a few of my cases
I have found defects, usually
in the working of the nervous
system, of one or more mem'
bers of the family, Some par
ents of mongoloids attack me
violently for saying this, but
actually I am only recording
a fact of observation. I have
no desire to hurt anyone. Only
rarely is there another mon
goiold in the family, but
have seen families with
mongoloid plus an ordinary
type of mentally retarded
child; and I have correspond
ed with two mothers, in each
of whose families there were
three definite mongoloids,
plus another Infant who was
probably mongoloid
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These families, and others
like them described in the
literature, show that there
must be a hereditary factor,
This factor is shown strongly,
also, by the fact that when
ever one. of two alike twins is
mongoloid, the other (prob
ably) always is either mon
goloid or a suspected mon
goloid. When one of two un
alike twins is mongoloid, the
other rarely is, which shows
how unimportant is the factor
of an old or wornout or di
seased womb.
When, rarely, a mongoloid
girl grows to womanhood, and
has a child, it is usually mon
goloid. I know of one record
ed exception to this rule. The
parents of a mongoloid child
often have abnormal creases
in their palms, and occasional
ly they have leukemia or leu
kemia-like changes in their
blood. Last year a remark
able discovery was made.
Mongoloids usually have 47
instead of the normal 46
chromosomes (the heredity-
carrying material in their
cells). Recently, in England,
a mongoloid child was found
with 46 chromosomes, and it
wits the father who had the 47.
Convention Plans
To Be Discussed
The Oregon division of the
American Legion will hold
its annual convention in Med-'
ford on June 22, 23 and 24.
The dates were announced
this week by the American
Legion's department of Ore
gon executive committee.
The convention will be one
of the largest in Oregon's his
tory, and is expected to at
tract more than 6,000 repre
sentatives of the Legion and
affiliated organizations, ac
cording to the committee.
A meeting between Legion
officials and the Medford Con
vention Commission corpora
tion is planned for tomorrow
to make arrangements for the
convention. Jennings Pierce
of Medford is chairman of the
convention commission.
Forty persons are expected
to participate in tomorrow's
meeting. Vice chairman of the
convention commission is Eu
gene Orr; the board of direct
ors includes Pat Kilby, Bob
Dames, Les Wilson and Gran
ville Brittsan.
Wall Street
Chatter
New York -IUPD- Alfred L,
Vanden Broeck & Co. says the
Kennedy administration s em
phasis on federal support to
depressed areas should pro
duce good market possibilities
for a number of utilities now
considered undynamic for
growth and selling at lower
values than typical for the
industry.
The firm feels the Kennedy
forces are deeply committed
to the program and it notes
that congressional leaders
have declared it will be given
number one priority In new
legislation.
If the Kennedy program can
be implemented in terms of
the Douglas report, the brok
erage house thinks investment
emphasis ought to be given
to those areas most seriously
depressed.
It listed Eastern Utilities
Associates, Pennsylvania Pow
er & Light and Southern Indi
ana Electric in this connec
tion as issues selling at de
pressed levels and showing
highly defensive qualities rel
atively high yields and limited
risk.
Strange As It Seems By elsif mxo
Bascoe & Co. and Gersen of
Wall St. are both recommend
ing American Metal Climax
as a good possibility for 1961.
Noting that earnings are be
lieved to have risen to $2.70
from $2.15 in 1960, Gersen
says with molybdenum de
mand trending upward in Eu
rope and Japan, the company
should show even better earn
ings in 1961.
W. E. Hutton & Co. con
fides that its specialist in air
craft shares feels the only two
really worthwhile stocks in
the group are Boeing and
Grumman. He is not enthusi
astic about Douglas, although
he thinks it might have a
further rally from tax selling.
QUAKE ORIGIN
San Francisco Most earth
quakes are caused by slippage
of the earth's crust although
some are of volcanic origin.
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15 MORE THAW A MILE DEEP--
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VARIOUS STATES
OF THE U5
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