Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 235, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 December 1935 — Page 5

DEC. 10, 1935

COLD IMMUNITY BY TAKING PILL PROMISED SOON Preventive Does Not Exist at Present, Lilly Doctor Tells Group. Ka Chon! So, you have been sittint? in a draft have you, or done something equally ar, foolish and are coming down with a cold? Well, there's no way that could have been helped bv immunization against the cold virus, contrary to general opinion, although research Is going forward and the outlook is “hopeful.” • On the other hand science soon may be ready to announce perfection of an oral immunization against respiratory bacteria in which event the cold sufferer may set up a safeguard by the simple expedient of swallowing a pill. Such were among the deductions before the Exchange Club at its weekly luncheon yesterday at the Board of Trade of Dr. H Powell of the medical research staff of Eli Lilly A; Cos. “Researches during the last five years have indicated that the common cold is a complex infection involving a mildly acting, filterable virus and two or three species of ‘star performing’ bacteria. These latter include the pneumococci, streptococci and influenza bacilli,” Dr. Powell said. Colds Produced by Tests “In this country. Dr. A. R. Dochez of the Columbia University Presbyterian Hospital in New York has done the foremost work on the filterable virus of the common cold. ‘Virus colds’ have been produced experimentally both in chimpanzees and human volunteer subjects and cold viruses have been cultivated in the laboratory in living embryonic tissue cultures.” At the Lilly Laboratories during the last five years, Drs. G. H. A. Clowes, A L. Sparks and Dr. Powell have verified the existence of cold virus, its cultivation in tissue culture and its capacity to produce mild head colds in volunteer subjects, the speaker revealed. “During the last year it has appeared very likely that the cold virus is entirely different from the much studied virus of human influenza since the infectivity of each is different for laboratory animals and human ‘immune cold serum’ does not neutralize influenza virus,” he continued. Oral Treatment Indicated “At the present time there appears to be no known way to immunize against the cold virus. The outlook toward this end, however, seems more hopeful as time goes on. "Inasmuch as the effects of the cold virus are mild in a large percentage of cases and in this respect it acts like several other viruses which if uncomplicated with particular bacteria seem to produce only mild disease, attention has lately been turned toward immunization against the respiratory pathogenic bacteria utilizing bacterial antigens of the best known composition. “A newly recognized ‘heterophile antigen’ broadly present in pneumococci, streptococci and some other important respiratory bacteria, has increased interest in the bacterial phases of the common cold, and since this ‘heterophile antigen’ in some forms is resistent to the digestive fluids, as oral immunization against respiratory bacteria has been indicated. Immunity Does Not Last “This oral immunity has been found quite measurable, rather easy to obtain in many subjects, but unfortunately it is of short duration. The antibodies so stimulated do not last long, but on the other hand frequent immunization can be done by an oral treatment. “It is apparent that the virus phase of ccids merits further study, and in fact is receiving intense attention inasmuch as it has not yet yielded to immunization. On the other hand, considerable headway has been made to date in protecting against the ’star performing’ respiratory bacteria which contribute greatly to the severity and duration of upper respiratory infections.”

TALKS TO DESCRIBE M. E. HEALTH DRIVE Speakers Are to Appear at Mass Meeting in Connersville. B;i Titnr * Special CONNERSVILLE. Ind., Dec. 10.— Indiana Health Crusade, sponsored by the Methodist Church, is to be described at a mass meeting in the First M. E. Church here tonight. Speakers are to include the Rev. Valentine Deich, Indianapolis, associate of Dr. John G. Benson. Methodist Hospital superintendent; the Rev. R. E. Badger, district crusade chairman; Dr. J. G. Moorse, RiLshville, and the Rev. W. C. Patrick, Connersville. county chairman. JURY FROM ‘HIGHWAYS. BYWAYS’ TO BE PICKED Group Chosrn in. About Courthouse to Hear Accident Case. A jury from the “highways and byways" is to be drawn tomorrow in Criminal Court for the trial of Howard Highfill, 522 > 2 S. Illinoisst. He is accused of leaving the scene of an accident. Indicted June 15, 1934, for failure to stop and involuntary manslaughter, the charges were rolled on Nov. 22. Highfill is to go on trial on charges contained in an affidavit. Because a jury commissioner will be out of town, the jury is to be selected from persons who happen to be in and about the courthouse.

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Donald H. Smith, Foster Stanley, and E. S. Conner, chairman and manager deft 4o right), are officials of the auto license committee for the Twelfth District American Legion, which has three offices where motorists can obtain 1935 plates. The offices, located at 46 Monument Circle, 930 N. Meridian-st, and in the Indiana Pythian building, are to remain op°n until the license rush is over. Proceeds of the operations of the branches will be used for welfare work by the Legion.

RITES SET FOR MRS. GOLDBERG Short Illness Fatal to Resident of City for 50 Years. Funeral services for Mrs. Frieda Goldberg, 85, who died Sunday at her residence, 615 Russell-av, after a brief illness, w ; ere to be held today in Aaron & Reuben Funeral Home, 1943 N. Meridian-st. Mrs. Goldberg, born in Russia, was a resident, of Indianapolis for the last 50 years. Surviving are five sons and a daughter. The sons are Abraham and Harry H. Goldberg of this city, Bert B. Goldberg, St. Petersburg, Fla.; Ray Goldberg of Linton and Orie Goldberg of Elkhart. The daughter. Mrs. Anna Auerbach, also resides here. Burial was to be in Knesses Israel Cemetery. Murphy Rites Arranged Rites for Mrs. Catherine Murphy, 25 North Hawthorne-la, who died Sunday in St. Vincent’s Hospital of injuries suffered Friday in a fall at her home, will be held at 9 Thursday in Our Lady of Lourdes Church. She was 65. Surviving are a son. Patrick Murphy, and two daughters, Mrs. Frank Daley and Mrs. Harvey Jones, all of Indianapolis. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Rites for Mrs. Butler Funeral services were to be held this afternoon at the Royster & Askin funeral parlor for Mrs. Lizelda Butler, widow of Mark Butler, whc died Sunday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. William F. Kissel, 336 E. Vermont-st. She was 86. Mrs. Butler, born in Paris Crossing, Ind., came to Indianapolis more than 35 years ago. Two other daughters, Mrs. Bertha Hollingsworth and Mrs. Bessie Zimmerman, Indianapolis, and a brother, Robert McClelland, and a sister, Mrs. Alice Le Gro, Farmington, N. H., survive. Funeral services are to be conducted by the Rev. Frederick R. Daries, Zion Evangelical Church pastor. Burial is to be in Crown Hill. Post to Give Party Broad Ripple Post No. 312, American Legion, is to sponsor a card and bingo party Dec. 12 in the Riviera Club. There also is to be dancing. Proceeds from the party are to be used in furnishing new clubrooms.

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SENTENCED TO PRISON John Giberson Gets 10-to-20-Year Term for Theft. John Giberson, Indianapolis, was sentenced to 10-to-20 years in state prison yesterday by Criminal Judge Frank P. Baker on first degree burglary and grand larceny charges. He is a relative of Red Giberson, serving a life term for his part in the slaying of Police Sergeant Lester Jones in the Peoples Motor Coach Cos. holdup. BANDITS STEAL GUNS Jesse McCarty Beaten in Robbery of Samuels Jewelry Store. Two armed Negroes intimidated Jesse McCarty, 67, of 1202 Deloss-st, employe of Samuels Jewelry Store, 133 S. Illinois-st, this morning and escaped with four revolvers and $3. When McCarty said he was unable lo open the safe, the thugs slugged him twice on the head. Children’s Colds Should Have This Safe Treatment Young Mothers Benefit from Two Generations’ Proof of This External Treatment For Fighting Colds. IT AVOIDS CONSTANT “DOSING’* There's nothing like a child's cold to upset a youn & m °ther. I AnC * mo^ers of two I generations, anxious k / t 0 hel P end colds, have depended on \icks Vapoßub. It is effective—external—and safe. It avoids the risks of constant “dosing,” so often upsetting to children's delicate digestions. 1. By stimulation through the skin, like a poultice or plaster—2. By inhalation of its penetrating medicated vapors, released by body heat and breathed in direct to inflamed air-passages. Continuing through the night, this combined vapor-poultice action loosens phlegm—soothes irritated membranes—eases difficult breath-ing-helps break congestion. A Practical Guide for Mothers Each year, more and more families are being helped to fewer colds and shorter colds by Vicks Plan for Better Control of Colds. Vicks Plan has been clinically tested by practicing physicians, and further proved in everyday home use by millions. Full details of the Plan in each package of Vicks Vapoßub. ° ver Million Vick Aids Used Yeortf Better Control of Colds

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