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     Sinc6 part of Pa&@~~~.&p3rt dealt wi:.h experb&ts in~&ducing   "A
    some protection against disease in slice, extendin,: tileir average lengkh of    '.
   fife, fo~oving inoculation; over the controls by 24 ~O~JTS, Landsteiner sug-'
    gested that FJ~H see Avery, w$m uould be greatly
    Pa&iqgfs &k, -' ' .. ,.. ._     interested in this aspect of
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     A- sa;ri de is not i.mpres&d tith tne results of atteqtftig to protect    --

mice waith Pauli.q*s zaterisls,  3~ does, howevei, in cWon aitin ot&s con-
sulted, `selieve that this uork should be supported to the extent that'- n8C-
essry to demonstrate it iti a truth or ftisity, although, as Landsteh'er pointed
Out, the n@gati.Ve Of Padling's theorjr could never be pmved.  A. happens to
knoy Stmte==t, TrJler, and the biological group for ahon part of the grant
wofid be used, ad thin& veq .hi&hly of this able group of gen8tiCi8tS work-
ing in the immnological field.

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