American attendants adjusting the "Iron lung," the respirator in which Frederick J. Snite, jun., was taken from Peking, China to America. Snite, the son of a wealthy Chicago merchant, was suffering from infantile paralysis. Before being taken to America. Snite was confined in the "Iron lung" for 15 months. July 13, 1937.

American attendants adjusting the "Iron lung," the respirator in which Frederick J. Snite, jun., was taken from Peking, China to America. Snite, the son of a wealthy Chicago merchant, was suffering from infantile paralysis. Before being taken to America. Snite was confined in the "Iron lung" for 15 months. July 13, 1937.
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