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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 13, 1922 · page 5

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NEW YOBK, May 12.——An open
dom- policy in the laboratories of
morilca' research where experiments-
are conducted on animals was an-
nounced today by Miss Maude Phil-
lips, of Springfield, Mass. Miss Phil-
lips said that this was the first pub-
lic declaration of this principle that
has m-er boon made in the l'nited
8111195 and that the. Blue Cross Soci-
(ty is the first humaen society to co-
operate actively with scientists as a.
body in behalf of animal
in medical research.
Miss Phillips announcemcnt pro.»
cmlml signed slatoni'onts by the (ii?
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moms are made an :mimals declaring
t‘1cir willingness to admit members or
omcials of humanc societies so that

liwsc may ar‘quaini themsrlves with
lhr- actual conditions under which

-11iimal (xprrimontniion
unciml.

in wvoral instancos thc proviso was
made that Visitors should linvo pro-
viouslv observed an ope-ration on a.
human bring so that thcy would be
a‘vlo in amirt‘c‘iatv thr- hunmncncss of
laboratory 1112111111155.

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nwnls on lower animals.

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nass 1111.! scientific rvsmlrch with
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from now on, the public; may rightly
demand of its humane «Kitties that

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‘ty of keeping an en». on scientific re-
search’

She explained that: her statement
was issued “not in wepi‘flt‘bf pay-ti-
sanship but from the profound real~
ization of the med of a better under-
standing by the public or the activi»
ties of animal experimentation as
they are‘heing exercised at the pres-
ent time in the [Fnitcd States. She
predicted that public declaration of
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irrhe Blue Crass Spe’iécy, Miss Phil-
lip: said,- emphatios‘l‘ly “mails for the
regulation of animal experimenta-
lion.

S‘-1e made public the code of re;
ulation adopted in 13019 and posted in 5
every laboruwry of medical research
in the dulled Sta‘té’s- which {at-oxides
rules under which (xperiments on
animals may be made

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