By FREDERIC EDWARDS
The thrilling story of how a Canadian hospital won a desperate race with Death by building its own "polio" lungs.
[Picture of five men, two in suites, and three in workers' clothes examining an open and unoccupied iron lung]
[Picture of 5 iron lungs, 3 with child occupants. A doctor and a nurse in masks attend. The occupied iron lungs have toys placed on top of them, one of the occupants is reading.]
Upper: The Board of Strategy and an emergency lung. Standing (left to right): Balmforth, Hogg and Superintendent Bower. Lower: Smiling, happy and--alive! Three little patients in iron lungs at the Sick Children's Hospital, Toronto.
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