Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 July 1951 — Page 4

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n Service, who reports. that| | the surgeons general of the Army,

Navy and Afr Fores have been

taking part in a co-operative proto investigate 'flu outbreaks United States. . Dearing said a single labor- | , after the strain of a parar Influenza virus has been

many as in is material within five weeks, On the basis of the production by one laboratory, Dr. Dearing believes a large number of laboratories could produce enough vaccing in quick time to meet the needs of the United States in case another widespread epidemic struck. . During a recent test, one pharmaceutical house prepared 1000 doses of vaccine within 22 days and another did the job ni 23

was pointed out that in previous

Dearing emphasized that the Army, Navy, and New York

making tests of the recently-pro. duced vaccine and that the effi- B Wadsworth Likely cacy of any vaccine must meet the | ence Service State Writer test of actual use before its real, whooB ROLE. a: 38, July. Be valtie can be determined. por The renewed interest in “flu” i : ‘ vaccines in the United States came Orbe: OF 18 be Just making as a result of epidemics of a mild William E. Schevill, research type of influenza in Sweden, |associate at the Woods Hole Greenland, Norway, Netherlands, 'Oceanographic Institution here, Igium and in England. America’ hopes to answer that question escaped a serious epidemic this {through means of high fidelity

. Dr. Dearing said the strain of recently made off the coast of flu virus was received Jan. 19 and |yiorida. that by Jan. 22 it had been sent | Mr. Schevill actually played to six pharmaceutical manufac-! back to the porpoises some of the turers who previously had agreed recordings he had made, but how to make the trial vaccine. ‘their reeorded voices affected him’

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