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If and when the PHS should license the Sabin vaccine, it would be the first license is sued by that Government agency on the basis of Rus sian tests and data, the scien tist pointed out. On July 15, all inoculations with the oral vaccine will be halted in Russia. At that time, 6.374,000 persons in tne U.S.S.R. will have received the vaccine, which can be manufactured at one one-hun dredth of the cost of the Salk vaccine. Advisory Committee A special advisory commit tee to the National Founda tion recently decided not to recommend the Sabin live virus vaccine for general use in this country ai mis ume. The questions raised by the phs 'and the Foundation con cerning the safety of the vac- cine can be answerea Dy iue field trials being carried on r in Russia and uzecnosiovaiua -now, Dr. Sabin said in a pri vate interview. The questions will not be answered by fur ther tests in monkeys or ora er laboratory procedures, he emphasizea. The Foundation assurer ur. Sabin that a group of Ameri can scientists would be sent " to those countries to inspect for themselves the -methods by which the Russian tests were carried out. ine Rus sian scientists, visiting tne U. S. for the recent week-long Ilive virus polio conierence, expressed a willingness to have the American kuH it the Soviet labs and inspect their production ana teswajs techniques. r- cohin testified before a Government operations sub ..;4is mi the future of international medical re search, chairea Dy oenawx Hubert H. Humphrey, (D) of Minnesota. winnin nroduces about 20 per cent of the U. S. sup- ply 0f evaporaxea mus. a us year it produced 40 per cent Scraps-Info-Roses I in la Bio Y's SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS 3 Big Y's SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS 3 Big YbiLVhR DOULAK ..'AMPS -3Jig Y's . . c vid in many-colored scraps, or beautiiui in just pints. iuu j.. JUSt iWU paicnea vine roses, oue for leaves. Do stem in heavy outline stitch or bias binding, pattern vso p:aiieru ol patcnes; airecuuiu, Send Tniriy-xv 4n tViic nattern add IAJlWi w - v" 5 cents for each pattern for lst-ciass mailing. . MorffnrH Ms.il Tribune, House hold Arts Dept., P. O. Box I . a : Van 168, Old Chelsea bwu. ii tvt v Print ulainly NAME, ADDRESS, ZONE, PATTERN XSUiViDrv. Our 1859 ALICE BROOKS Needlecraft Catelogue has many lovely designs to order: crocheting, knitting, embroid ery, quilts, dolls, weaving. A special gut, m we keep a child happily occupied a cutout aoii ana ouura w color. Send 25 cents for your I copy oi tne uuuiwe m ;
