Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1933, Page 26

B—10 THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY., JUNE 16, 1933. PREDHONA DEAT T —— ‘ RAIEMN HALF ij Nthl;:ey ' ' ] [l , ety 8;::;.:::! Boston Physicians Report Ef- o . . § . ' ' i\ and SAVE fectiveness of Serum in One |& Electric _ ; | r o _ at The HUB of Four Major Types. ® Refrigerator { By the Associated Press. MILWAUKEE, June 16.—The pos- | 3 sibllity of cutting in half the death |3 sate from at least one of the four major g types of pneumonia by injection of |2 serum into the veins of patients was 3 snnounced today before the American | & Medical Assoclation. Results of two years of experiments %o learn the practical value of h:h}e‘ serum treatment for pneumonia, which | 3 - j sanks ucondmu (:hepncnuse of death ) LR \ \ . Four-passenger Tawn Swing among people in early ;dultdhfe. wzr; 3 ' P “\i \ Hardwood :r; ha:d\\nnd finish. Canopy T ; ) \ i vi extra. x"flegih‘f,‘;yfi’éswfif‘fi?;:f'fie | buxh' dfor;; , / ) '(r : n;e » “.m: 5 $4 " tests were e advisa- ou 4 ¢ 3 | \ i s w;'lgm g;obs;rgt\;:m M ! setvice. This chair has arms, adding to its 9 RS-y , usually made from the blood of | 3 comfort. 4 g ity e B e oo o § Cuts Death Rate in Half. - \ » 5,03 ot s (o wee - : NDISEF A\ SeL- a 25 Piece Set of e e - ‘ Dishes #*a 26 Plece % It also was fairly | § \ | ) not given the serum. sucoessful in treatment of type 2, but | 3 @id not produce so great a reduction in deaths. The serum is usually con- sidered chiefly valuable in treating these two types. The great problem, now that the |32 serum'’s usefulness has been proved, the | doctors sald. is to develop a method for wider distribution of the serum, while ?merving the supply as much as gghs Ible because of its high cost. serum is manufactured by the Masss chusetts State Department of Health, Serum offers the only practical | 3 method of controlling pneumonia, which outranks all other infectious diseases except tuberculosis as a cause of death. Must Be Given Early. More than half the cases of pneu- monia in young people are type 1 or type 2, 80 it is advised that the serum be given even before it is determined what type has attacked a patient. It |3 must be given within the first four days of the distase, as it is of little | 3 value after that time, when the disease has become more firmly intrenched. ‘The serum tests were made through- | 5 out Massachusetts in 15 areas by 63 physiclans, chosen to try it on their pneumonia patients and report the re- sults. From 1931 up to May 15 of this year these physicians had treated 431 patients, of whom 218 had type 1 pneumonia and 51 type 2. The death rate for the entire group was 189 per cent, but among the type 1 cases the rate was 106. In the group of pa- tlents not recelving the serum the death rate was 259 per cent, more than twice that of the type 1 cases treated with the serum. TWO KANSAS CONVICTS 3 o 58 ] \ & - PREFER OKLAHOMA JAIL = < Gov. Winthrop Desk Esoaped Criminals Hope They Will | o= Exactly as 3 {A popular desk for 5 = the home. Genuine . Be Sentenced for Chelsea Pictured Y mahogany _veneered. 324—— Bank Hold-up. : Serpentine front. By the Associated Press. DALLAS, Tex., June 16.—Two es- S ol S s 1 e Kol | 3 w7 F» End Be One of the 12 Lucky Homemakers Who “take the rap” for the $2,500 hold-up dratatimimitl 2 Provide Years of Satisfactory Service — F] Teble Will Buy This 4-Piece Bed Room Suite at ford Dopson, 20, 2 of the 11 prisoners who escaped from the Kansas prison in D oy | 79C & sensational break during a base ball Made of selected gumwood finished in imitation of Amer- : 2 S, 5 if = Yes, indeed—lucky is the homemaker who buys one of these “’,;‘:p,’“,,,'“‘d";‘::;’;{}ncmn, Tex., & few ican walnut, beautifully finished and artistically designed. As Nicely fin- ece bed room suites of walnut-finished hardwood. Tt is de- days ago by customs officers, they were | 25 pictured, a buffet, server, china cabinet, extension table and 3 ished in ma- siz th an eye to genuine beauty and well constructed for service. held here today, en route north. . p hogany. As ed a dresser, wood bed, chest of drawers and a stylish vanity. o e t going back to Kansas” six upholstered seat chairs. Woods said. “Well uie“ the rap for No Phone $5.00 Down—at The HUB ot you m}‘;hu} 1t?” he was $5.00 Down—at The HUB “‘k';‘iiw years or life, I guess. But I'd zather do that turn there than go back %o Kansas. Exactly as lllustrated “If we go back it will mean a year g solfers confipement, and after that - = Boudoir ™ e, 2-Burner o g 4 Dresser coal mines for the rest of our A PO sRoE Arm Chair . . 3 ' Oil Cook JURY TO GET MITCHELL ———— Tl Shive CASE NEXT WEDNESDAY ' $3£ 0 ' : side s ' 2-P r J : Al Bummation Will Take Place on|& 1 $8-95 ca;“sjg?e A three - drawer x = » Me'l'al Day-Bed i An attrac- dresser with good Monday and Tuesday—Al Smith - & g ; 3 " ¥ ¥ p [ v tiye Mcoking i 3 x A strongly made metal quality mirror. A RO IRy Outfit Testified Yesterday. - ; \ style, covered Provides instant fixm: e = A i = j ) } in _cretonne. heat for economical | comfortable swinging real bargain in an § 1 Rt e By the Assoctated Press / § Finished with cooking. Top is not seat with thick soft odd dresser. Feud oo ¢ $895 NEW YORK, June 16—The case of e - deep ruffle. included. pad and deep valance. pad and valance are o Charles E Mitchell, who is charged 50c a Week cretonne. with evading $850,000 income taxes, will [ ] g0 to the jury next Wednesday. After Alfred E. Smith and other prominent men had testified yesterday that they considered Mitchell’s reputa- tion for homesty and right dealing to be good, both sides rested. The trial was then adjourned until Monday. Summations will take place on that day and Tuesday. BEER HEARING ALLOWED 8 U. 8. Judges to Consider Sheriff’s | 3 Right to Seize Shipments. ATLANTA, June 16 (. —An amended tition seeking to restrain Sheriff E. . “Legg of Cobb County from seizin interstate beer shipments will be pre- sented to a three-judge court Pederal Judge E. M: in Underwood yesterday signed an to permit § resentation of the amended petition e jurist recently denied application | for an injunction against the sheriff on contention the burden of proof that [E 2 beer s not intoxicating rests with | 38 e plaintiffs in this action. The plain- | &= ffs were the beer shippers E # The petition will be presented June 22 Dog Adopts Kitten. 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