... JOAN WELDON —fights Indians and smallpox. John Baron is the principal character in Suddenly, which comes to the City for the first time next week. The tale is packed with thrills and violence and has an unusual and surprising twist. Surprise casting ...

... was commonly protected was smallpox. Children were vaccinated in infancy and were generally left with three or four round scars on the top of the arm. Now active protection Is advised In most countries against not only smallpox, but diphtheria, whooping ...

... Corps, who number just under 2,000, are to be offered full immunization and vaccination facilities for diphtheria, tetanus, smallpox, poliomyelitis, and enteric fever. Dr. P. G. Roads (Medical Officer of Health) believes that this offer to a complete corps ...

... THE COMMAND Indians and a smallpox scare are two of the difficulties which face a young cavalry doctor in this new Cinema Scope production. _ _ _ Tl - e doctor is played by Guv Madison. It is when an unfounded smallpox scare is roused that the trouble ...

... understanding by everyone involved. Another woman delegate said It would alleviate the danger of such diseases as typhoid, smallpox and leprosy, being brought to irltein. ...

... diphtheria. Vaccination and inoculation, and other preventive measures, have virtually wiped out such former scourges as smallpox, tuberculosis and diphtheria, and there are high hopes that poliomyelitis will soon be vanished from our midst. The insistence ...

... the treatment of poliomyelitis. Considerable research la needed before poliomyelitis is relegated to the same position a.s smallpox in public health. and the more money that can be raised. the sooner this day will come. The fund also provides money for ...

... evidence and to to furnish me with a written analysis of fever and smallpox cases and deaths. He save we have had a great deal of low fever and dysentry within the last month —smallpox has also made its appearance and seems to be spreading rapidly.' I ...

... civilians being given military escort on their escape from death . but on this particular trek there is a suspected outbreak of smallpox. And this outbreak gives the film a clever finish. Acting. such as it is. is in the hands of Joan Weldon and Guy Madison ...

... vaccination and immunization programme had steadily continued its progress. While the percentage of babies vaccinated against smallpox in the first year of life (34 per cent.) is not as high as I would like it, commented the doctor, it is higher than in ...

... existence of the Duke of Bedford. was a nobleman of very amiable manners, though much inclined to seclusion. His dread of the small-Pox was unbounded and seemed to embitter almost every moment of his life. To such a height did his apprehensions rise that he ...

... 87, which compares with 125 for England and Wales Described as due to the stimulus to vaccination provided by the Brighton smallpox outbreak of 1950-51 there was a great increase in the total number of vaccinations per- ...