Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 15, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 May 1929 — Page 9

MAY 29. 1929

NEW T.e, TESTS ANNOUNCED BT SCIENCE GROUP Tuberculin Is Made Pure: Time-Saving Mechanism Is Perfected. t; I T\T*r% hpCCinl ATLANTIC CITY. Ma- 29—Two rrea* scientific advances of far* consequences in the diagnosis and treatment, of tuberculosis vere disclosed this afternoon in sports rendered to the Na’ional Tuberculosis Association in annual here. Tuberculin, the substance used in the test for detecting tuberculosis in human beings as well as cattle, has been reduced to absolute purity, something heretofore never achieved so that it can be supplied wholly fref from other substances which have affected the accuracy of these tests in the past. Details of this process were de--t'ribed by Dr. Esmond R Long and Dr. Florence B. Seibert, of the University of Chicago. Few Days Required The second research achievement consist: of the production of a wholly nc mechanism for testing the individual for the presence of tuberculosis, which is expected to lender the detection of this disease possible within three or four days of infection instead of an average of t'*o months afterward, as is at present the case. This was disclosed in reports submitted by Drs. Florence R Sabin. < A Doan and C. E. Forkner of the ncckefeller Institute for Medical Rr smirch Both these scientific groups concurred their studies in co-nppration M 'ith the Medical Research committee of the National Tuberculosis As•riation of which Dr. William Cl aries White of Washington, D. C.. is chairman Made More Exact Diagnosis of tuberculosis will bei ome much more exact by reason of the perfection of tuberculin to crys--1 iiine purity, according to scientific authorities in attendance at the meeting. Particularly in the examination of children suspected of infection will the new tuberculin be of great value, for heretofore it has not been certain, in the. individual case, that a positive reaction was not caused by one of the • arious impurities which were known to exist in the tuberculin used. The skin test has always probably been complicated by elements in the test fluid other than those which indicate the disease. It will also affect directly the testing of cattle, and reduce the number of animals which are slaughtered because they react positively to tuberculin and yet show no signs of tuberculosis.

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Destinies of Empire May Be Affected for Years by Thursday Vote. BY KENDALL FOSS United Press Staff Correspondent LONDON, May 29—Several internationally important issues and a large number of domestic ones will be decided Thursday when the electorate of Great Britain goes to the polls in a general election for anew parliament. The results may affect the destinies of Britain and the empire for the next half century, according to sober judges of political affairs. In seme respects the policies of all three parties on certain of the major issues are practically identical. so far as the man In the street |is concerned, although technically ; the differences are often great. All three parties recognize the pressing nature of the unemployment problem. The Conservatives believe the steady and undisturbed reorganization and improvement of trade conditions will automatically relieve the situation. The Liberals have a plan involving road making and bridge building on a large scale to give the workless employment, believing that the improvements in communications will bring about an improvement in trade sufficient to reabsorb those temporarily engaged in their relief-works. The Labor people propose to un-

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