New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 7, 1928, Page 12

f § i} ¥ £ § HEREDITY AFFECTS COLORING OF HAR Shade of Pareats’ Hirsute Adoro- ment Important, Science Finds Pittsburgh, Ps. Dee. 7 (P--An clement of heredity that may influ- (e the color of hair found at the University of Pitts- burgh. The discovery tends to show that | some individulas are endowed, seem- ingly at birth, with a definite ability to retain their natural hair colors under unusual conditions, 1t was revealed while experinent- hair of mice, which permanentiy . that some ice rre more resistant to turning white than others. 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