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20 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, May 96, 1955 Rustralia Intends To Produce . Own Salk Vaccine In Near Future , | been working with Dr. Salk for Bazel By TONY SYME ME tralia will be producing her own Salk polio vaccine within a few months. The federal health department has been instructed to start an immunization campaign based on imported vaccifie while awaiting local supplies. . Health Minister Sir Earle Page | w has announced that sufficient vac- cine will' be produced here in the next six or eight months to meet priority demands for women and children, v Australian health authorities consider they have a head start on other countries with the produc tion of the vaccine, since a rep- resentative of the federal health department, Dr. P, L. Bazeley, has issue is complicated by the intro- duction this year of a third can- idate. In 'the Scottish port of ith, where Labor had a majority of only 72 in 1951 in a straight fight with a Conservative, Sir Andrew Murtay is standing as an independent with Liberal support, The same applies in the London district of Ealing North, where %he Labor majority in a straight fight in 1951 was only 120. In the pre- the last two years, Dr. is returning home shortly to take charge of local production, AUSSIES HARD HIT Polio has hit Australia hard in the past. Victoria, the most densely populated state, averages 600 cases a year. In South Aus- tralia, the worst year was 1951, hen there were 1,491 cases, 61 of them fatal, The worst year for West Australia was 1949, when 311 cases, 24 of them fatal, were reported. In 1951, the worst year, Tasmania had 182 cases, with 11 deaths, Despite the rush now to get the Salk vaccine into mass production, | Australia is not pinning all her | hopes of fighting polio on this one | weapon. Experiments have i carried out here with locally pro-| duced "live" vaccine, as opposed | to the "dead" Salk method, | The "live" virus carries a risk of infection if the virus contains |. any impurity. The Salk "dead" | vaccine cannot produce the disease | itself. . Sir Macfarlane Burnet, a world | authority on viruses, said that the result of the American survey | fully justifies claims made for the | Salk vaccine. It "Hig, T.V. Feature of the Week! SPECIAL! ot STUART HOUSE ALUMINUM Cd Wa APPLE jie SPECIA nm) 8 1,0. 2 wh . 4 met POILWRAP. » 24: § 12 INCHES WIDE -- 25-FOOT ROLL vious election, in 1950, the Labor | major advance in the fight against | majority was 2,404 votes when a| poliomyelitis, he added, but is not | Liberal, polling 4,855 votes, made | the ultimate solution: a living vac- it a three-cornered contest, This | cine would prove more efficient year a Liberal again is running. 'than the Salk serum. | PR Sap CLEANSER i= HELP SAVE HOME t/t MLARENS : "These two boys will come | across timberland near Bridge- | water, N.S, The boys are Frank LOBLAWS FRESHLY GROUND PRIDE of ARABIA SPECIAL KRAFY woffee and sandwiches after help- | 4ng fight a forest fire that des- sroyed a family barn and threat- ened their home during its. sweep and Carlson Corkum. Providing | the coffee is Salvation Army | worker Clarence Brailey. (CP Photo) British Keep Tab Marginal By RANALD MacLURKIN ¢ LONDON (Reuters) -- Some of the hottest battles in the campaign for. Thursday's general election are being fought in 143 areas which may hold the key to a Conserv- Btive or Labor party victory. - Politicians call last gefheral electi were won fess than 5,000. : * Whereas the Conservatives, for example, have little hope of cap-| furing such a constituency Aas Hemswarth, a Yorkshire coalmin- ing district where Labor in 1951} had a majority of 37,491 votes, they have every chance of winning | Preston South where the Labor | 'majority was only 16. | MARGINS VARY |But it is a different story In | Buckingham, {market town held at present by these areas | oid inal seats" because, in the | ate on in 1951, they | returned members to the House of by majority votes of [Commons in 1951, 63 had major- Seats of succeeding in the upper middle class London district of South Ken- | sington, where a Cnoservative in | 1951 had a majority of 25, 698 votes. a south-of-England the Conservatives by only 54 votes, | Of the 625 constituencies which | ities of less than 2,000 and 33 of less than 1,000 ) In the outgoing Parliament, the | marginal seats were fairly evenly | divided between the two big par | ties, Labor and Conservative, In| the 1951 election, Conservatives | won 77 seats with majorities of | less than 5,000 and Labor won 61. 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Mr. and Mrs. Offa Williamson, | They are sending their biggest Peterborough, and Mr. and Mrs. personalities and best speakers to Ernest Smurthwalle, Concord, | these towns and districts. Local were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. | party agents are organizing door- J. E. Holtby. to-door campaigns to make sure Many Liberal voters in the mar- ginal constituencies will have no candidate of their own to support and therefore will have to decide whether to vote Conservative or Labor. NO EASY WAY We are glad to report Ross Mec- that every possible supporter Kee is improving favorably after votes. | surgery in hospital in Toronto. In a few marginal seats, the © Special Telephone Pick-Up...shuts out reom noises © Mognetic Microphone--most resistant So humidity © Cloorer, more io-Hke Transistor Heoring FREE HEARING AID DEMONSTRATION GENOSHA HOTEL Thursday, May 26, 1-9 p.m. This Demonstration Will Be Conducted by Mr. Geo. 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