Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 September 1946 — Page 16

. By Science Service BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept. 20.— Saved from polio death and probwithout “dosing” | gply from permanent’ crippling’ of her legs by a “little old 50 cent nf IC HS gadget” developed by the army air

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old Birmingham girl. She was previously judged health. | dreaded respiratory paralysis set in, fest girl in the recent Franklin | stopping her breathing almost com-

county 4-H club contest. plgiely. The gadget is a valve that auto- ith 95 per cent respiratory paralysis, Jeanette nevertheless was

matjcally controls oxygen flow from | ved from death by the AAP gad«a bottle thrdugh a mask, " {used instead of .an iron lung. Jeanette is thé latest of more: Durand Shirley, registered physiothan 46 polio victims who have| therapist employed at the hospital been saved by the AAF gadget. was stricken Suiday, Sept. 15, while National Foundation for Infantile visiting. a sister and nephew, polio victims, at the Eliza Coffee Memorial hospital, Russellville, Ala. 18hirley believes, because the Sister During the visit she suddenly col-|Kenny treatment could be applied]

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|50- Cent AAF-Gadget Saves 15-Year-Old Alabama Girl From Polio Death

lapsed with paralyzed legs.

It Was get, She lives and she has a good [chance to walk again, reports Miss

She! by March of Dimes funds from the

also | Paralysis.

Jeanette will walk again, ‘Miss

Then to her paralyzed legs immediately,

without having. to wait while she mally the person would stop in-|

was in an iron lung to get back her, Saline auto matically! demanded last night that the state

notmal breathing function, The gadget or valve that made all | | automatically this - possible was developed at the | aero-medical laboratory at Wright after the end Field, Ohio, by a man named Burns. it at Bellevue hospital, AAF authorities have not yet been| |by Capt. able to identify him more specifi-| |just been completed and a report cally. He was one of many who dur-|of its success made to AAF head-| ing the war worked on devices foriquarters in Washington at the end making flying safer. His valve fits onto an oxygen was reaching its height. bottles and allows oxygen to flow officers saw ‘its possibility for helpthrough a mask When the pressure in the lungs | able to doctors and hospitals,

0 ‘reached the point where nerthe When exhaled from

valve. . the oxygen has.- een the lungs, thé valve, opens again. was not finished till of the war. Tests of New York, Hurley L. Motley, had

| haling,

The device

(of July, when the polio epidemic Alert AAF

into the lungs. ling polio victims and made it avail-

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ELIEP | Sept. 20 (U. P). — Styles Bridges tR. N. H.),

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