We have experienced 22 cases of tumors of the testis during past 9 years from April, 1959 to March, 1968. A clinico-statistical study was made on these 22 cases of testicular tumors. The resuls obtained are as follows:
1. Incidence of testicular tumors: 0.23% (22 cases out of 9422 male out-patients). 2. The age of those cases ranged from 2 to 63 years old. 3. Affected sides of those cases: 9 cases on right side, 10 cases on left side and 2 cases on both side. One case was unknown. This case had a retroperitoneal tumor (Seminoma) and neither sides of testis were explained histologically to be a tumor. 4. Relationship of cryptorchidism: One case (4.5%) out of 22 cases. 5. Histopathology: Seminoma in 8 cases, Embryonal carcinoma in 4 cases, Teratoma benign in 3 cases, Teratocarcinoma in 2 cases, Rhabdomyosarcoma in 2 cases, Leucaemic infiltration in 2 cases and Neurofibroma in one case. 6. Treatment: 8 patients treated with orchidectomy and retroperitoneal lymphadenectomy; 6 cases with orchidectomy, retroperitoneal lymphadenectomy and irradiation; 3 cases with chemotherapy; 2 cases with merely orchidectomy; one case with orchidectomy, retroperitoneal lymphadenectomy and chemotherapy; one case with orchidectomy, retroperitoneal lymphadenectomy, irradiation and chemotherapy; one case with orchidectomy and irradiation. 7. Prognosis: 7 cases out of 22 patients died in 2 months to one year. Histological diagnosis of these 7 cases was Seminoma (2 cases), Rhabdomyosarcoma (2 cases), Leucaemic infiltration (2 cases) and Teratocarcinoma (1 case).

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The purpose of this paper is to propose a hypothesis about the process through which the media builds up collective expectations concerning nuclear power (the Nuclear Dream) and the transformation of such expectations. We focus on the Asahi and Yomiuri Newspapers and study not only editorials, but also regular features that are likely to have affected public opinion as much as editorials. The period targeted in this paper is the 20 years from 1945 to 1965. We divide these 20 years into three periods based on changes in the Nuclear Dream: the dream of war deterrence (1945 to 1949) ; the dream of peaceful use (1949 to 1957) ; and the dream of nuclear power generation (1957 to 1965). Japanese newspapers were unknowingly trapped in the Nuclear Dream that they built up through their own discourse; while they detached themselves from the Nuclear Dream in the late 1950s, they expanded the dream again in the 1960s. By describing this process, we examine how it is possible to meet collective expectations built up by the media.

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本稿は，音声言語が音声言語であるがゆえに有しがちな「非流ちょう性」に対して文法論の観点から光を当てるものである．非流ちょう性については，形態論の複雑度に基づく言語差がこれまでに指摘されている．本稿はそれとは別に，言語の膠着性の関与の可能性を指摘する．我々の膠着性仮説によれば，高い膠着性は形態素内部での延伸型続行方式のつっかえを許容しやすい．日本語の他，韓国語・シンハラ語・タミル語・中国語・トルコ語・ハンガリー語・フランス語の観察を通して，この仮説を提案する．

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