TH--E MICHIGAN DAILY

0a agey
rsity Hosital speclali II ke
aio Appeal For Mo~re Rapid
tiPreenitve 1esre5.
iEMICS ARE PERIODIC
aking over the radio last night

to meoasle's or sc"arlet fever h Maitha
only a ery small numbe:r develop)
par1Taly}sis The vast ma.'jo)rity ci1.i( he
show only mild symphtomns of ncre
irit1ation, 'or areppr(' ]]e;1t ly unilaf-
fected. As an atack of th ilsea
p1'o(iucQS inmmunlity. the se mlild .eji (s

ly s * (I~G EE LUB CALLS d lie cto have nothng but the bst xcorstan ox~ti.linluding at
FOR MORE BASSES1 voies in the club, old members were least two in A rb.Tor in the Pal
?r hd'Vi Irequired to try out. Several of the 0ol d srn.Pa enwbigmd
membrs have been replaced by prom- to gieon n x gtofte li
cent patients may be of(11somevalueo. I ND)IA NA UNIVE 115 [TYSept. Sri.- Seond basses are all that are iin tyotseogne onet ifsitabe rrnge
After' six wees, tile suxbacute tagei Oficials of the university R.O.T.C. are neided to make11 the *Varsity GhA leeclu This year the club will give more ets can be maadec.
begins aznd lizs f41)ltw( years. liuring expictirlg an immneiate rush of e- a complete organization. With anu-

as one of the features of "Michigan:;.,,
are practically sure of neVer develop-
Night," Dr. Carl B~adgley, of the uni -
versity hospital and medical School,in th isaeO he ter ad
declared that the symptoms of inifaft- tieaotci(ai4O hs ihu
tile paralysis were not charac;terist isc characteris~t ii: syni;,t:;:s ha bol~r the
Mness paralysis itself aipcarpd, In organism in thethroats ,nod become
any child sick during the summer potfenial calriciS of Stile disaafoa?
mionthis infantile paralysis s"hoflild be period of a few ees
considered, he said. In He cuties:, thectisc y ioi of the
vast majorit~y of persons are afect ed~ iesfacdprlsswtot 0
under five; in the country, the per of snatodevelops generally n ilhe
centage af'flicted over Five years of secnl or the fourth day. llnid i ins
gei oeh~;higherr. over the muscles ofvayn deee
"The disease is usually initiated ~ymoefrapcuTlyihe pt leg;s thanuthe
rise of temaperature," Dr. Baudgley cotn- haxefeqctyinillusti fe
tinued. "Gastro-intestJinal disturb- arms: This par alys;is is a ,1 ways ii!ore
ances, such as nausea, vomiting or extensive when it first appes.
diarrhea frequently are present. Gen-' "In the early part of the epidemicw
ora nnlak, hartche re ;Hssn ythe mortality rate is high, but this ate
and irrtability, accompanied by Cporsieyadrail inniI
drowsiness anid a hesitancy ti) move or' in the following~ weeks. An averg

brcso oi swl ch to aid?
in] 11e ret urn ito f uct i(,1ofci the Inns-,K
cl('s. No 0operatioln sIhld(belbeper-!
f(rined do r'i:itg I is perti(''od. 1 )t7''liies"
~ir,.:t( (It toro op inthe herlyii
tJIer two years. liteturri of function of
tic uscls af ci'thistime fis notito
70(' o1expecd. Tis ,isthe period 0q'1 e-
coa t1,rocin(of ti1 e affected part by
Mai~ediloproe iiiutillmany cases
1)10 -ma Y1wbe,,greatly imiplro vedl 1I~ (surg-
('1Y 0!'brce (]'both.
{, Spt'u Ir~.. t te Hjir'd.
"IIii 11115 dayof, pulici cnite(rest
the cr'ipplle, t heio should be no ob-
stacle to cbltaiu ing the service of a
well 1trained cr1thoped(ic. surge,,,on i ) (i-I
rect and ovcrsee (,the care ,1h fifatl ti oitionse
which r equires,,titeatment by one espe-I
cially trained.
"W4orkc is under v way to develop arti-
ficial j111innt y aa itiftl par-
al}ysiis, such :as,110W exi~s U' odiph-E
tlena. Ther ai' many obstLacles to
success, but thecse will (doubless be
suirmount ed. Prevention of' epidemfics
by pi'epai'eduiess inl]every loca liiy each;
spring for the H l)pCHe~ilu('01' the earli-
est case,' might b~e smiccssfil."

Salll S as tile word..1 t gots s ual t[ mu1i,:1 1 O t 1 :(i~lti appe~taring as
[!ojllg ! iiv ad llst 1 ii'fl frpoi os YlL co1 lar U- ---_____--- -- -___
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ac:1i a1 ailmacin polls5~ fir o 1)rknuD'iout'"the organizatio n.,lFor Sour house Parties and other Sovial ei vnts.
itecadl rou. Tes spnsos ~om Fi tis eaontryut wil b l ol ~Bermle Goldman, radio star- of Stijon WCX (R~ed
Iita :1. by i. ) lCti' rC111a l s 1(1 (' I(ed.byl. 01' (the )c l 'be.N 1 ..:ii 5 l)'clck ' ' '' 1 -
P tare hin g rnnis a1ddiu g i. z 1)'tee e S 7 a n d 81Ap p l e Cl u b )sum m r G o r gc-NkY
t:.e r'l i;1; temslve(!l g({r a.t1 1 ~~'(in ;ll1 o'cloci; from a successful smmrengagement ;-t Lake e pNY
Iaty n hir I' I 4res mmii at m mght ill:l'OL'L!l ,1O". _ M ih iga [ lili. '.rle filies f dalwe 'Id ! len a!luig:;'b:aud mm flE' luis
Eut Sr e :!r01(,hi Pl11G{Ay1thrswh wshtotr ot il -hi*- ~~for 11w F,±ll season1.
I It ; Ie stiet Iic' 5rtli' l llt A ot10( didut cx ansv~ er(ed the QCaII I. 1R . 1 pAX 13iisl!:tss 1g'.
w iilt s W i Vl (l', ae IIlltj aIfo (ic itill mm,! ts'_e Dia aliI8S
fol aI my"h\ 'ziid IIcio lW illead tJ .; ..i,. ;....... .................................. ........... . ..

to be moved are symptoms frequently
noted."
WVhole Text Quloted.
Following is the complete discuts-
lion of the disease as given by:Dr.
l=adgley:
"Every summer, but especially dur-
ing the months of August and Septem:n-
ber, epidemics of infantile piaralysis
occur in some section Or setions of
the country. Generally, only a few
caises develop in each locality,, but
a o t e e y ffh y a ,a m c moeextesive epidemic occurs, producing a
far greater number of cases locall$'
and appearing in many more centers.
Such an epidemic has been active
throughout the country this summer.,
Fortunately there are now indications
that the epidemic is on the wane.
"Since 1I40, infantile paralysis has
been closely studied by the medical
profession. A great many facts have
been ascertained concerning the na-
ture of the disease, itsu epidemic char-
a cteristics, and. the av enues through
which it is transported.
"It has been definitely proved to be
caused by an infecting agent, but the
organism, or virus as it is called, does
not lend itself to study by present day
methods. So far the virus has only
been found in man or monkey, and
does niot respond to laboratory meth-
cds of culture. The virus is found in
the throat of the affected individual
or of healthy individuals who though
not affected by it may still carry it to
other individuals who' are suspectible.
A very careful study of the various
epidemics, points' to the. huihan car-
rier as tre means of spreadting the
Sdisease, and rarely" insects or animals.
Recently contaminated milk has
seemed .to play a part in the spread.
Irlbuglmt Commnon Disease.
"Experts now believe that infntile
paralysis is a common disease, likened
RA
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"'THE UNKNOWN".

?mortality rate froin intutmnie paralysis
in the larger epideIinhi:s is abot10
per cent. The perecentage;c of paralytic
eases which develop ea~ch year is very
sm~all, less than 1 lper cenlt of the popu1-
lation. Undoubtedly, a much highler
percentage of' people .ire illfectd6U by
t e o g n s ea h vr ~, uthave a very m ild attack or nlo alhpal'x-
eut reaction..
Stages of Treatment.
"Thle treatment of the disease is di-
vided into three stages. The acute
stage, the stage of muscle tenderness,
requires isolation, absolute rest with
proper support (If the affected parts.
Massage, exercises, electrical stimu-
lation are harmful during this stage.
Drugs are of no value. The use of
Rosenois horse serum or Flexuers
serum, or the serum from convales-

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IUNION ITRlYOUTS

ISecond semester freshmen or
Isophomores interested in activri-
Ities at the Union are asked to see
W'illiam V, Jeffries, '31L, at the
jstudent offices from 3 to 5
o'clock any day this Week.

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