... are necessary on a Brits ish passport, VACCINATION Unless otherwise advised before the ship’'s departure from the U.K., no smallpox vaccination is required, ...

... reported victims of smallpox. Now W.H.O. has been able to announce success in the virtual eradication of the disease. Professor Richards suggested that the time was coming when the only threat from this disease would lie in the stocks of smallpox virus to be ...

... disease of yaws had heen eradicated by the use of penicillin injections, a cure had been found for leprosy and the incidence of smallpox had been reduced. § Mr E. R. Hinchliffe, OBE (chairman), vresided and thanked the speaker. ...

... from the Danube to claim the throne in Rome. During his three years in Britain, his health much impaired by an attack of smallpox, Severus with his elder son went first to York and from there led an expeditionary force through Catterick, Piercebridge ...

... it doesn’t seem so much. “Then there is the question of immunisation or vaccination against the following diseases . . . . smallpox, typhoid, paratyphoid fever, yellow fever, poliomyelitis, infective hepatitis. “Sir Alf obviously has a good idea of the ...

... I appeal to all Unitedites to give the club encouragement they need. Indeed I can assure Wednesdayites, they won't catch smallpox by going to the. Lane now and then, after all many of them have attended Yorkshire matches there. I don’t ask them to wear ...

... not relish the proposal to spend nearly £3,000 on the premises at Thornhills and then have to find other accommodation for smallpox cases, The difficulty is no greater for Southowram than for other districts in the combination. As for Southowram being allowed ...

... provided by the Scots. Five days before the Chesterfield game which England woen 20, the full Engiand squad had to report for smallpox jabs in preparation for today’'s matech against Franee in Paris. As they set off at a fine gallop against Scotland with two ...