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TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1936.

DOCTORS REVEAL NEW

VACCINE TO AVOID COLDS

Two London doctors, brothers, have successfully ex- perimented on themselves during this winter with a new preventive treatment for the common cold, the mystery of which has baffled world medical science.

The treatment consists (I swallowing a weekly dose of vaccine on an empty stomach before going to bed.

The physicians who prepared the vaccine and tried ft out are Dr. David Thomson and Dr. Robert Thomson."

Dr. David Thomson is honorary director of the Pickett- Thomson, Research Laboratery, St. Paul's Hospital, London, where the experiments took place with the help of his brother, who is also on the staff, and Mr. E. T. Thompson, senior laboratory assistant.

REACTIONS NOTED

They report in the last issue of British Medical Journal that they prepared a vaccine from the bacillus which is general- iy responsible for bad colds, together with a strain of bronchitis germs.

Each In turn look doses, through the mouth instead of by the normal method of taking a vaccine by hypodermic injection." Their physical reactions and Increased resistance to colda were noted.

The other type of vaccine was prepared from bacteria connected with cases of bronchitis catarrh, pneumonia and common colds. This was also taken through the mouth.

The three experiinenters write:—

"We record these results as they definitely indicate the practicability of the oral method for prophylactic immunisa- tion against the various secondary pathogenic organisms associated with colds and influenza.

"There is no doubt that there is a real need for such methods in public health work, when prophylactic immunisation has to be applied to large maasen of the population.

"It is more convenient in every way to swallow a vaccine than to have it injected... The necessity of getting a medical man to infect vaccine weekly defers many people from trying such immunisation."

Their last sentence is the most significant:-

"None of us has had colds this winter so far, In spite of con- siderable exposure to infection,"

They began their experimenta last September.

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Tried By Wine HATS TRAMPLED ON,

For Homicide

In Germany

A GLASGOW seaman who ap- peared in the Edinburgh High Court last month accused of culpable homicide was stated to have been tried previously for the offence in Germany.

He was taken before a tribunal in Hamburg. The tribunal, it was stated, submitted him to an alcohol

text.

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CHARLES DELIGHTS WITH. FIRST

WORDS ON SCREEN

New York, Feb. 28. nearly 3,000 miles away in Wim Modern Times,"" was

7HILE Charles Chaplin's new California, being given its first public show. ing last night, three squads of emergency police were dealing with another aspect of modern times outside the theatre.

All traffic on Broadway was held up for 15 minutes by struggling crowd which gathered to watch the celebrities arrive A bottle and a half of wine was at the Rivoli Cinema Theatre. given to him. After this he be-

When at last narrow lane came completely out of control, and was cleared through the mass of acted as violently as he did on the modern humanly the ground was and night of the crime. The tribunal Strewn with trampled hals

torn clothing. found that he was not responsible; for his actions because of the drink. He was released.

LIBERATED

The seaman, Robert Hamilton,

·HAPPINESS CRUSADE The cause of the trouble, a little man with bigay trousers whose voice was heard for the first time on the screen in this film, was

pleaded guilty to culpable homicide Famous Fenian to

on December 31, 1934, on board a British steamer then in harbour atj Hamburg.

be Honoured

It is five years since he pro duced his last film, "City Lights." He has spent £400,000 and years of revision on "Modern Times," which he des cribes as "n story of Industry. of individual enterprise, humani. pursuit of ty crusading in happiness."

A vast audience of colebrities including Evelyn Laye, Till; Losch, Gloria Swanson, Gingei Rogers. Eddie Cantor, and partici: who had come specially from England, waited to hear his voice. LOW, HUSKY VOICE

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12 Curtalled it might be later, but

tell everything.

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19 Sounda like one of a chosen tribe

that worried the Romans.

21 Exaggeration le implied in draw-

this.

It came, low and husky, a few monsensical words which he, ua singing waiter who had forgatter the lines of his song, improvised 22 Pleasure may be transitory for to the tune of a Spanish fandango.

some, but Joy sticks for this fellow! The story? The usual riba3 Even a rhymester will turn when tickling Chaplin jest with, what It's dreary.

article.

the Herald Tribune describes 24 The nervous product of a shy as "a sardonic contemplation of current events from prisingly direct Leftish point of view,"

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known in the East.

Chaplin, a factory worker over

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will be invited.

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It was stated that Hamilton, who Fenians in Ireland is to b: honour-machinery, is arrested, finds com fort-scapon prison, is dis- was drunk at the time, atrucked at a Mansion House ceremony charged against his will, seeks to James Wallace, the chief engineer, to which the leaders of

Takes blame for the theft of with a metal scraper. Wallace died Government and the Opposition return to gaol. from the injury.

He is 90-year-old Dr. Mark bread by a gamin-Paulette God. The Lord Justice Clerk,

Ryan, one of the most famous dard who later becomes

cabaret dancer, and gets Chaplin of former Irish rebels. heard the story of the Hamburg

Hia portrait, by Mr. Leo Whelan, his job as singing waiter. trial, sentenced Hamilton to five will be presented to him with an

Their happiness is brief. They months' imprisonment, to date from illuminated address afgned by are last seen trudging off to-

arrest in this country some of the best-known people in September 5. This meant that hi would be liberated.

his

SALESMAN SAM

Ireland.

The ceremony is being planned for a month's time.

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Modern Times."

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figure.

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