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Chapter	Page
IV. Broadening the Base	73
Inadequate Quarters	73
Support From the Medical Profession	76
A New Surgeon General Presses for a New Building	77
Objections to Proposed New Building	78
John Shaw Billings Becomes Curator	79
The Museum Moves	82
A Shift in Emphasis	84
The "Old" and the "New" Museums	84
Dr. Billings' Appraisal	85
V. An Ending and A Beginning	89
The Museum and the Army Medical School	90
Walter Reed, Curator	93
Problems With Space	95
The Prime Source of Specimens	98
Bacteriology and Roentgen Rays at the Museum	100
Services of Dr. Billings	101
Animal Experimentation at the Museum	103
The Spanish-American War	105
VI. The Walter Reed Chapter	107
Yellow Fever Epidemics	107
Studies on Transmission	109
The Yellow Fever Board at Work	112
Dr. Finlay's Mosquito Theory	118
Human "Guinea Pigs"	119
The Death of Dr. Lazear	120
Studies at Camp Lazear	122
Soldier Volunteers	124
Testing the " Fomites" Theory	125
Transmission by Mosquitoes Established	127
Search for a Cause	130
VII. Triumph Over Typhoid	133
Typhoid and the Medical Museum	134
The Typhoid Board's Report	135
A New " Villain"— The Fly	137
Changes in the Museum Command	139
Volunteers for Vaccination Against Typhoid	139
European Experience	142
Compulsory Vaccination Introduced	143