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Penney's Full Weight 2x2 Ply Khaki ARMY TWILL PANTS Also in Silver Grey 8.2 ounce weight Sizes 29" to 46" Waist By DELOS SMITH United Press Science Editor New York 'in A question newly put to America's physi cians is: could it be that more children are now immunized against polio with the Salk vaccine, than are immunized against smallpox, diphtheria tetanus and whooping cough? The question was put by Dr. Robert A. G e r r l c k through the American Acad emy of General Practice. He recalled two features of epi demics of smallpox and diph theria quarantines on the homes and the "dead wagon" at midnight. Then he gave the results of a survey of the children of Fulton county, Ohio. Al most two-thirds had had the Salk vaccine 34.2 per cent hadn't. But 36.9 per cent hadn't had the combined vac cine which immunizes against diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough and in some 10 pec cent more the "boost er" shot was overdue. Even more startling, from the viewpoint of rural Fulton county which has a popula tion of 30,000 with 17 schools and 19 physicians, were the results as regards smallpox. All is Not Well More than half had had no vaccination, less than one third were fully protected, and the remainder were over due for a repeat vaccination. This, said Garrick who prac tices in the county "dramat ically emphasizes that all is not well in the field of pre ventive medicine." Diphtheria once was the great strangler of children, and smallpox was a great killer of adults and children alike. Immunizations were developed, they were applied on a mass scale and deter minedly over several genera tions, and the diseases have all but disappeared. Indeed, said Gerrick, there are physicians who have not seen "a single case of small pox, diphtheria, or tetanus." Which is a good thing, of course, "bHt in another way. it is a rather sad state of af fairs since too many physi cians and parents have be come complacent in this day of 'wonder drugs.' " The Reasons He thought a number of things accounted for there be ing many unprotected per sons around persons unpro tected against preventable diseases whose power to kill is enormous but is largely un known to present Americans. "But the most important reason, he said, was "lack of public education. Certainly, in any community, there will be those who 'don't believe in shots,' or who feel they can not afford proper medical care, but these are certainly a small minority. "It seems that most of the unprotected" are from rea sonably intelligent families who just do not understand the value of immunizations, or who have forgotten to keep their immunizations up to date." 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