8-(Sec. I) Statesman, Salem. Org., Tues.. May .1, '58
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EvidenceHints
AtHibernation
Of Polio Virus
By ALTOS L. BLAXESLEE
MOM! NO IRONING!
Cotton Plisse
Associates' Press Scirace Rt4rter
FiOUSTON, Tex. Ill - Polio virus
n light bids is the round during
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the. winter and pernsps somehow
through water or food b trans
mitted to humans to start epidem
ics. This is on possible explanation
T the Dutxle whv Dolio strikes, in
summer, but is uncommon 'during
winter.
Some findings that might support
this theory were reported Monday
to the Society of American Bacter
iologists by a University of Minne
sota team headed by Jerome T.
Syvertoa. The team working on
some phases of virus-plant studies
includes 0. R. Eylar and E. L.
Schmidt
Tho Minnesota researchers had
found earlier that a virus causing
form of potto in mice caa survive
is) the soil, and enter the roots of
growing plants. The virus was even
polled high up into the edible por
tions of peas and tomato plants.
Monday they told of tests in
which human polio virus lived for
M stays hi steruc soil, and for 12
to is days is ordinary, non-sterile
toil, Cartels, chemical component,
called colloids, in soil can appar
ently grab and hold large quanti
ties of virus, they find.
CmsU SwrWt
Possibly human polio virus
highly durable and tough to kill
could survive la the round over
the winter.
la next steps, tests will be made
to learn whether polio virus can
be pulled up into the roots, stems.
if HiMa Ifivn of fro wing
plants. If that happens, the edible f
pOrUOnS WUl DO IN l" Hiun j a iu
sec if the virus actually can cause
polio Mection.
It is quits possible that humans
w ..iu vim avm the winter.
Dr. Syverton said. Then for some
yet unknown reason, the virus
- spreads from human to human to
create chains of infection.
The Minnesota researchers be
gan seven years ago to test the
theory that the virus could hiber
nate in the ground, and reach hu
mans through food or water. A
significant finding is that plants
eaa absorb a virus causing' the
house polio, at least under certain
conditions.
Offers Protection
Additional Indications that Infec
tion by one certain type of polio
inn hlna nrntM-t llalnit naraW-
sis by a later attack from another
typo were oescriDea oy ur. wu
liam M. Hsmmon of the University
of Pittsburgh.
Tares types of virus, aesignaiea
as Types t H and III, cause hu
man paralysis. The study of 10
ehtUtrm alt moaed to Tvoe I vi
rus in Houston In 1951, Indicates
that children are much less uxeiy
to become paralysed if they had
beea exposed earlier to Type II
virus, and had antibodies against
Type D.
Tarn f trim i timiillv the most
Common and severe kind of polio
each year.
Thieves Take
Guard9 s Gun
, LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Thomas
Prultt, 45, .a night guard at Truck
ers Inn, knew something was miss
ing when he woks.
Ha hsd been hired after thieves
broke into the place two weeks
ago. He had been provided a cot
for -naps and a 12-guage shotgun.
Looking around in his drowsiness
Saturday, Pruitt discovered the
"awfully quiet" thieves had taken
money from pinball machines, cig
arettes from another machine and
hut shotgun.
mjrm m '
: Everybody knnwt the fib
; lout lacs and figure but
who knows lha girl behind
them? Here for th firtf
lime is her real story with
her own answers to often
asked question. And don'l
Kits the glamour photos is
full color!
Marilyn answsrs
qussrlons liks thssst
Are you and Joe Di Mas
gio still friends? ("Yet, but
I still don'l know inythinf
' shout baseball.")
a Ho do you feel now
' about tbs celebrated nude
." calendar pbotograph? I'm
savlnf acopy lor Myiraad
'i enildrea.")
a Hu anyone ener accused
V you ef wearing faliies?
(Thotewho knew ate bes
let know better")
Thi New Marilyn Monro
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