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October, 1954 BIBLIOGRAPHY ISSUE

This issue of the ISMR Bulletin is a joint venture of the Illinois Society for Medical Research and the National Society for Medical Research.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MA TE RIAL ON ANIMAL EXPERIMENTATION

The.following bibliography is selective. It contains items received up to August 15, 1954. It omits all items dated prior to January 1, 1914. It omits many minor items. It also attempts to omit all du­ plicated entries (i.e., articles which have been reprinted under different titles, or in condensations). Articles which have been reprinted as pamphlets are noted; however, this is no guarantee that they are available in this form. Anyone interested in seeing the complete cross-index of material on animal experimentation may do so by calling at t,he office of the Secretary, 951 East 58th Street, Chicago. In­ quiries must be made in person because the "complete" bibliography exists only in the form of a card index. The Secretary's office will publis·h in each issue of the Bulletin a HAVE YOU READ? column listing items on animal experimentation appearing currently.

It is impossible, with the labor available, to note all bibliographical items. It would be appreciated if our friends would call to the attention of the Secretary's office items on animal experimentation of which they have knowledge.

Albright, Fuller. 11A Page out of the History of Hyperparathyroidism.11 Jrl. of Clin. Endo. VIII (Aug. 48) 637-57.

Allen, Frederick M. 11War and the Antivivisection Racket." Hygeia. XXI (June, 43) 412-13 (July, 43) 504-5. Rep. as pam. AMA. 11Am I an Enemy of Animals ?11

JAMA. CXLIII (Aug. 12, 50) 1346.

Animal Experimentation (A Survey). Chicago: National Opinion Research Center, 1949. "Animal Experimentation." Hygeia. X (May,

32) 400.

"Animal Experimentation." Hygeia. XIII (March, 35) 204-5.

"Animal Experimentation.11 JAMA. CXXX (Feb. 23, 46) 496.

"Animal Experimentation." Life. V (Oct. 24, 38) 46-53.

Animal Experimentation. Chicago: Am. Coll. Sur •• n.d.

"Animal Experimentation." JAMA. CIX (Nov.

20, 37) 1754.

11The Annual Crusade against Animal Experimen­ tation." JADA. XXXIII (April, 46) 505. 11Antianimal Experimentation Legislation." N. Y.

State Jrl. Med. XLV (Nov. 1, 45) 2279-81. 11_{Anti-Vivisection.11 Science. LXII (Aug. 7, 25)}

128-29.

"Antivivisection" and "The Cost of Antivivisec­ tion.1_{1 Bulletin of the Jackson Pk. Br. of the} Chicago Med. Soc. XXV (June, 47) 13, 15. 11The Anti-Vivisection Propaganda .11 Boston Med.

and Sur. Jrl. CLXXXV (Dec. 8, 21) 702-3. 11_{Antivivisectionism Declared Contrary to Public}

Interest." JAMA. CXXXV (Oct. 18, 47) 436.

"The Antivivisectionists Celebrate a Pyrrhic Victory .11 JAMA. CXXXIV (May 24, 47) 368.

"Antivivisectionists Defeated in Baltimore." JAMA. CXXVIII (May 19, 45) 208.

JAMA. CXXXVIII (Oct. 9, 48) 434.

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Bauer, William Waldo. "Sabotage of Science."

Hygeia. XIX (Sept. 41) 682-83.

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Hygeia. X (July 32) 642-47.

--- "Smallpox and Vaccination." Hygeia.

X (June 32) 496-97.

Baynes, Ernest Harold. "Vivisection and Animal

Welfare." World's Work. XLVI (Aug. 23)

397-402.

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Outlook. CXXXIV (July 11, 23) 366-69.

--- "Which Shall Live - Men or Animals?"

Hygeia. I (Oct. 23) 414.

Bernheim, Bertram M. "Experimental Surgery,"

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Norton, 1947, pp. 114-29.

Beuschlein, Muriel. "Medical Progress in

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XLIII (May 52) 9-10.

Beuschlein, Muriel, and Sanders, James M.

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Black, D. A. K. "Control of Body Fluid."

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Blakeslee, Alton J. Blood's Magic for All.

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Bliven, Bruce. "The Animal or the Child?"

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"Blue Baby Research." Life. XXVI (Mar. 14,

49) 105-9.

Brewer, N. R. "Antivivisection?!" Illinois Vet.

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Burbank, Luther, and Jordan, David Starr.

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Calkins, Hugh. "Two Worlds." Novena Notes.

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"Contributions of Experimental Animal

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Cameron, G. R. "Animal Experiments and the

Liver." Conquest. XLI (Oct. 53) 1-4.

Campbell, Delwin J. "A Bill to Promote Bio­

logical Research." Ill. Vet. Bul. VI (May­

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Campbell, Gertrude

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at Animal Experimentation." Hygeia. XII

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Carlson, Anton J. Animal Experimentation.

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XIII (Feb. 35) 126-28.

--- "An Important Society - The Illinois

Society for Medical Research, Its Founda­

tion, Work, and Future." Ill. Dental Jrl.

XXII (Oct. 53) 657-59.

--- "The Necessity of Animal Experimentation

for Progress in Medicine." Papers and

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On Medical Education and Licensure, Ameri­ can Medical Association. CXXX (Feb. 46) 27-30.

--- "On Understanding Antivivisectionists." Bul. of the Women's Auxiliary to the AMA. IX (Mar. 48) 193-95.

--- "Protection of Animal Experimentation." JAMA. CXXXI (May 4, 46) 66.

Carlson, Anton J. and Johnson, Victor. "Experi­ mentation," in The Machinery of the Body. 4th Ed. Chicago: U. of C. Press, 1953, pp 9-11. "The Case of Mutt vs Man." Monthly Bul. of

Di Cyan & Brown. No. 11 (Jan. 52) 1-3. "Chamber of Commerce Opposes Antivivisection

Legislation." JAMA. CXXXII (Sept. 21, 46) 163.

Chapin, H. D. "What Animal Experimentation Has Done for Children." Popular Sci. Mon. LXXXVI (Jan. 15) 55.

"The Chicago Vivisection Furor." JAMA. CXXVI (Sept. 9, 44) 102.

Glendening, Logan. "Man's Conquest of Germs." Chicago Med. Soc. Bul. XXXVII (Dec. 1, 34) 315-16.

Cole, Llewellyn R. "Learning Life from the Living." Wisconsin Jrl. of Ed. LXXIX (Apr. 47) 382-83.

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Hard Fact ls That Life Cannot Be Studied in Test Tubes." Sci. Illus. IV (Mar. 49) 98. Cross, L. "Anti-Vivisection Nonsense."

American Mercury. LXIX (Aug. 49) 212-18. Crowell, Bowman C. Health Benefits from

Animal Experimentation. Chicago: Am. Coll. Sur., n.d.

Cushny, A. R. Vivisection and Medicine. London: Research Defense Soc., n.d.

Cutler, Elliot C. "The Debt of the United States Army Soldier to Animal Investigation." Harvard Medical Alumni Bul. XX (Apr. 46) 76-78.

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Davidson, Bill. "Antivivisectionists -Are They Finished?" Collier's. CXXX (Aug. 16, 52) 15-18.

--- "So He Took the Cobra Venom and Shot It into His Arm .•. 11 Collier's CXXX

(Nov. 1, 52) 52-55.

Decamp, C. E. "Contributions of Small Animals to Human Welfare." Merck Report. LV (Oct. 46) 11-14.

"A Defense of Animal Experimentation." JAMA. CXVII (July 26, 41) 314.

De Kruif, Paul. "Men of Mercy." Country Gentleman. CVIII (Sept. 38) 16, (Oct. 38) 14, (Nov. 38) 14.

"Dental Society of State of New York Opposes Antivivisection Bill." JADA. XXXIII

(Mar. 15, 46) 406.

DeVoto, Bernard. "The Easy Chair." Harper's Magazine. CXCII (June 46) 510-13.

Dewey, John. "The Ethics of Animal Experi­ mentation." Atlantic Mon. CXXXVIII (Sept. 26) 343-46. Hygeia. IX (Feb. 31) 118-20. Rep. as pam. AMA: Animals in Research.

"A Disco'very about Blood Pressure." Life. XXIX (Nov. 27, 50) 53-54.

"Do You Approve of Vivisection?" (Ninety­ Third Companion Poll). Woman's Home Companion. LXXVII (Sept. 50) 8.

"Dog Fight." Newsweek. XXVII (Jan. 28, 46) 80.

"Dog Fight." Newsweek. XXXIV (Aug. 8, 49) 46.

Dogs, Drugs, and Doctors. New York: Medical Soc. of the State of N. Y., 1946.

"Dogs versus Death." People Today. V (Sept. 10, 52) 36-37.

"Education on Animal Experimentation." Jrl. Am. Phar. Assn. VIII (Feb. 47) 59.

"Edward Jenner and the Disease He Conquered." Laboratory. XIX (No. 1) 3-6.

Eichelberger, Lillian, and Roma, Michael. "Phenothiazine Poisoning in a Farm Dog." Veterinary Med. XLII (Aug. 47) 302-3.

"Eighty-Five versus Eight." NSMR Bul. III (May-Jun. 49) 1-10.

Emmons, Betty. "The Case for Vi vivisection." Pageant. I (Dec. 45) 124-31.

"Fatal Shock." Newsweek. XL (Oct. 27, 52) 67-68.

"Fears and Babies." Newsweek. XLII (Dec. 28, 53) 49.

Fishback, F. C. "Statement in Opposition to the Lemke Bill" (H. R. 462). Med. Ann. Dist. Columbia. XVI (Apr. 47) 209-11. Fishbein, M. "The Antivivisectionists and

Animal Experimentation. 11 Hygeia. XXIV (Apr. 46) 255.

Foster, Michael. " Vivisecti��-" Sci. Mon. LXXI (Sept. 50) 139-46.

Friedman, M. H. "The White Rat as a Con­ tributor to Science," in Keeping Livestock Healthy (Yearbook of Agriculture). Wash­ ington: Gov't Prin. Off., 1939, pp. 145-51. Githens, Perry. "The Truth about 'Experimental

Animals.'" Voice of Sci. CLIV (Feb 49) 111. Goldsmith, Richard. "Pet Health Aided by

Modern Legislation." Pet Dealer. II (No. 3, 53) 1,t-.

"Good for Man and Beast." Sci. News Letter. LIX (Jan. 6, 51) 4.

Greig, W. A. "The Contribution of Animal Experiments to the Welfare of Animals."

Conquest. XLI (Oct. 53) 8-10.

Guest, M. Mason. "The Use of Animals in Medical Research." Met. Detroit Sci. Rev. VIII (Sept. 47) 14-16.

Hall, Maurice C. "The Prevention of Cruelty and the Work of a Great Humane Society." Sci. Mon. XXXIV (Mar. 32) 211-21. Handbook for Speakers. Baltimore: Maryland

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Hardenburgh, John G. "The Value of Animal Experimentation to Veterinary Medicine." Jrl. Am. Vet. l\1ed. Assn. LXII (Mar. 23) 731-35.

Harris, A. Sydney. " Medical Progress in Danger - Please Help." Bul. of the Acad. of Med. of Cleveland. XXXII (May 47) 9.

Harrison, Joseph W. E. " Anti-Vivisection Propaganda Handicaps Science." Food

Drug Cosmetic Law Quarterly. 11-­ (Sept. 47) 408-28.

Hearings before a Special Subcommittee of the Committee on the District of Columbia, United States Senate, 81st Congress, 1st Session on S. 1703. A Bill to Provide that

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of Columbia, House of Representatives, 79th Congress, 2nd Session, on H. R. 5572. A Bill to Prohibit Experiments upon Living Dogs in the District of Columbia, February 28 and March 1, 1946. Washington, U.S. Gov't Prin. Off., 1946.

Hearings before the Committee on the District of Columbia .United States Senate 71st Congress, 2nd Session on S. 4497, A- Bill to Prohibit Experiments upon qving Dogs in the District of Columbia, and Providing a Penalty for Violation Thereof, June 6, 10, 11, and 12, 1930. Washington: U.S. Gov't Prin. Off., 1930.

Hearings before the Subcommittee of the Com­ mittee on the Judiciary United States Senate, 66th Congress, 1st Session, on S. 1258, A Bill to Prohibit Experiments upon Living

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Heinen, Victor. "Be Kind to What Animals?" Hygeia. XV (Mar. 37) 210-12. Rep. as pam. AMA.

Hewitt, William F. Jr., "Medical Research in Danger." Med. Ann. Dist. Col. XVIII (May 49) 255-56.

Holck, Harald G. 0., and Lyman, Edwin D. "What Value Animal Experimentation ?11 Am. Jrl. Phar. Ed. X (July 46) 313-20. How Will Biological-Medical Research Help Me

To Live Longer? (Unit XIII, a Life Problem Unit, Course of Study in Science for Second­ ary Schools, Dept. of Public Instruction, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.) Harri::\­ burg: 1951.

Hughes, Helen MacGill. "The Compleat Anti­ vivisectionist." Scientific Mon. LXV (Dec. 47) 503-7.

Hume, Charles W. How to Befriend Laboratory Animals. London: Universities Federation for Animal Welfare, 1949.

Ivy, A. C. "Antivivisectionists." Clinical Medicine. LIII (Aug. 46) 231-33. --- "The History and Ethics of the Use of

Human Subjects in Medical Experiments." Science. CVIII (July 2, 48) 1-5.

--- "On Animal Experimentation." Ill. Med. Jrl. LV (Mar. 29) 187-91.

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Ivy, .. .\. C., and Carlson, A. J. "Renewed Op­ position to '\nimal Experimentation." Humanist. I (Aut. 41) 84-90.

Ivy, A. C. and Zobel, A. F. "Are Animal Experiments Needed ?11 _{Jrl. of Am. Phar.} Assn., Prac. Phar, Ed. VII (Sept. 46) 408-15.

Joslin, Elliott Pl. "Diabetes, Doctors and Dogs." Hygeia. XV (Jan. 37) 37-40, (F,eb. 37)

168-70.

Kateri, (Sister) Mary. "Vivisection: It's [sic] Moral Aspects." Am. Jrl. Phar. Ed. XII (Jan. 48) 162-65.

Keen, William Williams. Animal Experimenta­ tion and Medical Progress. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1914.

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Kirk, Norman T. "Mice - or Men?" (As Told to J. D. Ratcliff). Collier's. CXVII (June 29, 46) 16.

Klotz, John W. "Thanks to Animals - They Live." This Day. V (Apr. 54) 21-23.

Kolmer, John A. "What Science Owes to Animals." Hygeia. VI (Nov. 28) 618-22. Kome, Hal. "It's Magic - Or Is It?" Os te­

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--- "Trends in Modern Medicine." Chicago Schools Jrl. XXXIV (Jan.-Feb. 53) 109-11. Kraatz, Walter C. "Anti-Vivisection versus

Your Health." Hygeia. XXVII (Feb. 49) 120-24. Rep. as pam. AMA.

Kretschmer, H. "Animal Experimentation." Hygeia. XXIII (Aug. 45) 573.

Learmonth, James. "The Surgeon's Debt to Animal Experiments." Conquest. XLII (Jan. 54) 3-10.

Lewis, Thomas. The Practitioner's Debt to Research. London: Research Defense Society, 1947.

Little, Clarence C. "Value of Research with Animals." Quar. Rev. N. Y. City Cancer Com. VI (July-Oct. 41) 57-61.

"Local Decision That an Antivivisection Society ls Not a Charity." JAMA. CXXVIII (Aug. 25, 45) 1243.

Loevenhart, A. S. "Drugs and Animal Experi­ mentation." JAMA. LXXX (Jan. 20, 23) 151-58. Rep. as pam. AMA.

"The Mad and the Glad." (Letter). Sat. Eve. Post. CCXXI (Aug. 28, 48) 4.

Maisel, Albert Q. "Operation 'X' - Survival." Hygeia. XXIV (Aug. 46) 580-81.

"Man or Dog?" Time. LVI (Nov. 20, 50) 72. Manchester, William. "The Great Vivisection

Dog Fight." Look. XIV (June 6, 50) 22-27.

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--"Man's Best Friend." Hygeia. XXIV (June 46) 434-35.

Markowitz, J. "The Antivivisection Movement," in Experimental Surgery. 2nd Ed. Baltimore: Williams & Wilkins, 1949.

Maxwell, Samuel S. Biological Research: Its Value and Dangers. Chicago: AMA, n.d. McCay, Clive M. "Men and Their Dogs," in

Nutrition of the Dog. 2nd Ed. Ithaca: Comstock Pub. Co., 1949.

"Medical Education and Research." JAMA. CXXXI (May 4, 46) 65-68.

"The Michigan Heart." Time. LX (Oct. 27, 52) 59.

Miller, James R. "Vivisection May Save Your Life." Sci. Digest. XXIII (Jan. 48) 14-18. Mohler, John R. "How Research Aids Disease

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"New Theories to Fight Cancer." Newsweek. XLI (June 1, 53) 52-55.

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"No Margin for Error." Caduceus. XII (May 54) 5-9.

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Pearce, Richard M. Animal Experimentation in

the Diagnosis, Treatment and Prevention of Diseases of Children. Chicago: AMA, 1914.

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Pfeiffer, C. C. "How Miracle Drugs Are Born." Modern Hospital. LXXV (July 50) 104-10. Potts, Willis J. "Caesar Speaks." Today's

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"Radiation Sickness." Life. XXII (Jan. 27, 47) 81-84.

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Reed, C. I. "Animal Experimentation." Ill. Health Quar. New Ser. III (July-Sep�31) 203-13.

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Med. XXXV (Sept. 40) 504-6.

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--- A Question of Fact. Chicago: AMA, 1933. Rep. from San Francisco Chronicle.

Sanders, James M. "Health and Animals."

Met. Detroit Sci. Rev. XIII (May 53) 26-28.

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"Taxing Antivivisection Bequests. 11

JAMA. XCIV (Aug. 27, 32) 782-84.

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"To, or for, the Dogs ?11

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Wakerlin, G. E. and Sembower, J. F. "Legal Aspects of Medical Research." JAMA. CXLI (Oct. 15, 49) 429-30.

Warren, Edward R. "The Attack on the Scientific Method." Independent. CXIV (Mar. 14, 25) 292-94.

"What the Heart Does." Newsweek. XLIII (Apr. 19, 54) 96-97.

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"World's Greatest Dog Heroes." Sci. Dig. XXVII (Jun. 50) 41-42.

Wylie, Philip. A Peek Inside the Antivivisection­ ists. Chicago: AMA, 1946.

Yahraes, Herbert. "Science Tries You Out on the Dog." Pop. Sci. CLIV (Feb. 49) 151-57.

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"At this late day it should no longer be necessary to emphasize the enormous and rapid progress that medicine has made in the last fifty years because it has been possible to test new therapeutic measures as well as vitamins, hormones and new drugs on animals. What substitute is there for animal experimentation if medical progress is not to be retarded, even halted?

"A dog may be man's best friend in the animal world, but there is not a religion in the world, not a system of morality, not a code of medi­ cal ethics that does not put the most unworthy human being above any dog. The antivivisection cause would gain more adherents than it has if its champions would come forth with practical suggestions which would enable biologists and medical men to discover a cure for cancer, for paralysis in all its forms and for a hundred other baffling diseases with­ out experimenting on animals."

- From an editorial in The New York Times March 4, 1952.

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