Journal warned editorially that per-Sons who have "test tube" babies "put aside false príde and considerations of delicacy" and legally adopt such offspring Otherwise, the journal said, "there is the possibility that interested re-natives may learn of the circumstances and may procure the evidence necessary to overcome the presumption of legitimacy and may thus deprive the child of a share of intestate property."
"The fact that the husband has freely consented to the artificial insemination does not have a bearing on the question of the child's legitimacy," the journal cautioned. "If it did, by a similar reasoning it might be urged that the fact a husband had consented to the commission of adult tery by his wife would legitimize the issue Tesulting from the adulterous connection."—United Press Count Ciano to Visit pain Soon Madrid, June 12.
Rumours which have been circulate ing for some time to the effect that Count Galeazzo Ciano, Italian Foreign Minister, would shortly visit Spain, receive confirmation. in the press here today.
The newspapers state that Count Ciano has been invited to visit Spain by the Spanish Minister of Interior, Senor Serrano Suner, who is at present in Italy. and that the visit will therefore be of a reciprocal nature.
It is reported that Count Ciano has accepted the Spanish invitation. Trans-Ocean.
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