iomgarative motility data on 'h'G lines
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  The accompanying table eummarizes detail3 of a s;lrvey of line3
l-31 par presence and vigor of -0tiiity.  Column headings give time
elapsed between tineof reading and time of inoculation, plus type and
quantity of culture.   Those not designated motag were pennaseay broth
cultures at 37 G.  Those designated met$ag were swarm tests on petris
filled with Xward's rrotag.  ,411 constitute independent subcultures from
refrigerator stock Aants, with the exception of the two columns headed
by an arrow andthe word "then".   The second column here was a direct
subculture from the immediately preceding one.

  Broth cultures were examined microscopically as follows: i: small
drop, ca. 0.05 cc, was hung on a cover-slip over a depression slide and
scanned quickly under high power.   If no motility cald be observed,
observation was more prolonged,   If motility- was observed, percent of
cells moving was estimated.   Lrownian movement was usually easily
distinguishable form true motility.   Since vigor of motion varies, it
is possible that the figures given are more appropriately estimates of
vigor, rather than estimates of percent motile cells.

  Tnformation on motility involvin, no quantitative or pseudo-quantitative
data is noted to tke ri.$it.


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