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Powhatan Leader Liles Ray , Of Hope From New Polio Research

The great need for March of Dimes 1 units to continue research into the mysteries ot polio was cited today by Mr: W K Davie-'. Powhatan county campaign lead er. She called attention to Hu- fol lowing remarks of Basil O'Connor, president of the National Foun dation for Infantile Paralysis Recent successes in the search for an effective, safe and perma nent preventive of paralytic polio, have intensified tfle need fo>' March of Dimes funds to explore and exploit the findings. New Discovery 'Certainly the discoveries con cerning gamma globulin did not mean the end to polio problems.' Mr. O'Connor said. While they solved some problems, they also

t reated many new ones " The#two main findings. Mr. O'Connor .said, were that di gamma globulin provides marked :wolf lion o! a temporary nature | a .tinsi paralytic polio and ‘2' , ii may modify tlie severity of, polio during the late stages of the incubation period of the disease ; even though it may not prevent! the disease completely if given after the infection lias taken place I.imitations C ited Mr O'Connor cited three im . portant limitations to the use of gamma globulin. 1— It gives only temporary pro tection. Thus the search for a permanent vaccine must continue 2— OG is m very short supply Techniques for increasing the

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• upply for reason able use must' be developed. 3—Gamma globulin research is incomplete. It musrt still be de termined. for example, if GG will permit the mild, inppparent form' ol polio infection that leads to an active long-lasting immunity. Large sums ol March of Dimes money must be lines ed before solutions to the above problems are found. Mr O'Connor pointed out.

Belona Dr. N. L. Dennis; jf Richmond ■ conducted the service at Provi dence Church on Sunday at 11 a. m. His sacred message was appreciated by a lnrse concreca tion. Holy ’omnuinion was cele brated at the close o the service i M Beulah Walthall visited the Misses Aherns, in Chester- , field County Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Susie Kelley and Harry Braudrick have returned to then home in Richmond after being the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ,J K Braudrick. Miss Lucy Braudrick has b-er. quit*' sick but is improvin': at tin. tii a*. Raymond McCracken has re turned to his home at Rockwell I Farm alter a visit) to relatives in North Carolina Guests of Miss fljirdie Bauch on Sunday afternoon i were Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Houohens. Mr- Irene Jones. Mr and Mrs. William Houcliens and sijiall daughter. Anne Gray, all of Richmond Other recent callers in the same home were Miss Alva Birmingham of Silver Springs. Md . and Cary DeNoon. ol Michaux.

Ballsville Mrs. Douglas Blanton returned o "Blanheim." Saturday after being the house guest of Mrs. V. : A. Saunders, of Smithfield. for several days. E. Maxwell Slone, of Arlington visited in the homo of Mrs. H. H. Hurt. Sunday Miss Shirley Dandridge. of Ri hmond. spent tile week end at her home. Iiinner Guests Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Garrett, or Sunny Side, were dinner guests oi Mrs. Agnes Laws. New Year's day Mrs. Peggy Waters, of Balti more. was a guest in the home of h t t arents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T Flipien, for the past week Mr. and Mrs. Gene Reunion of .'.sbury Park. N J. Mrs. M. F Nunr.ally, and daughter. of Rich mond. and Mrs. Eulia Dandridge were visitors in the community recently. V. Y. Hurt, of Richmond made his usual business trip to the vil 'age, this week. Mrs. Nancy Stjaplccamp. of Richmond, was a holiday visitor in the home of Mrs. Douglas Blanton. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Heath, of Farmville, spent the eek end with Mrs Ollic Palmore Dr. R. E. Douglas visited friends in Richmond. Tuesday and Wed nesday.

1)11 U hl M BIRTIIPLAITS Lackawanna. N. V - 'I*lie tin •• lets—two girls and a boy. - which were horn to Mrs. Chris tine Paszkiew icz lad different birthplaces \ ary. weighing four pounds, nine ounces, ailived at home Then all ambulance sired the mother to a . hospital where

Michael. pounds. !■ ounces. was j hen thirleen minutes later and. Mane 3 pounds 13 ounces, at- ; nved a Hot:' thirty minutes after Michael I’abbr; can run I inter up hill iban down because ihe hind legs ! are Ion- it than the forelegs.

K< • I'm- District No. 5 j State No. ;")622 ■ REPORT OF (OXI'iriOX Or AM YA OF PO H HATAX’l OF POWlfATAX. 1 IRG/Xl \. 17' THE ( LOSE OF HI SI XES S OX DEC EM HER .77, /«/.*,:>. 1 STATE IIAXK l.\Y; IX ST IT I 11 OX. OREAXE/E!) A XI) OPERAT IXG' I XPER THE IIAXEIXG LAWS OF THIS STATE A XI) t MEM HER OF THE FEDERAL RE SERVE SYSTEM. 1 l HUSHED LX U'VORDAXt'E WITH AC \LL MADE "U THE STATE Rl.XRLXG \l TIIORITIES AXD HY THE FEDERAL RE SEDA F I! I.YA OF THIS DISTRICT. ASSETS Cash. balances \i ith oljicr bank at* liidimj ••••verve bal ance. and rd--h t.eni• m a. ■•. • of <;. die: ; a .n 1.384.617.13 j United state (io> ernr.ient niii. • -n. arer; and ••nar anteerl 1.047.594 51 Obhruticns or xtr.vs and i.ai 'i -T.cliv than 405,923.83 j Corporate ’ eks includim SF' . > 00 mak • ■ Federal Reserve bane > 13.500.00 j Loan , and •iDoum • tneltutin . 07 «>• erdraits- 2.531,369.72 Bank premises owned >1.000.0a ’i.rndnre md fixtures S7.000.00 .. 8,000.00' Real e tote owned ot’a't flian e .nk premises 'New Butldin- Lot 1.820.00 j Othe: as.ads 21.682.98 I i rOT.-V assets 6.374.508.281 U ABILITIES _ i Demand ilepo .'. el aidivid ■ rlnew.h ■ and cor poral..oc 2.1 12.033 04 Time deli.). . ol itai..,d . ■ . :. p md cor P' rati t 3,020.695.81 j Di poatt ■ oj Enron C l ■ . an ' m;! ; r po 1 al savinas -. 263.007. ’7 Deposits O' Fla' at. t ; b. . 361.888.17 Deposits ol banks 10,000 00 Other deposits 'corttiied .md <>' . he : ■. eto . 37.446.82 TOTAL DEPOSITS , 835.971 01 Other liabilities- 60.391 73

TOTAL LIABILITIES '! :i.-. ' .dint: ubordinated obligation:, shown bcl A\ • . 5.896:362.79 CAPITAI ACCOUNTS Capital' 100.000.00 Surplus 360.000.00 Undivided ! . ' 18,145.49 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCO! N l'-: 478.145.49 I’OTAI LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL} ACCOUNTS #374,508 28 This brink' - capital rote ■ i Common Cock with to’ai : a., • aba- p! >100.000 01) vii:Mi it: anda | Assets pledged " a anted t ■> < .e habb;:a . and for other purposes , 350.000.00 , Obligations subordinated ta ci ,n; -, of dbjtoMlcirs and ether creditors, not inc:- M 1 ' I 03.668.70 • .i • Loans as shown ab i • :-i ifn-r deduction of reserve: of ....... 30.000.00 I W. It. Parker, cashier, of the .u/oro-nan d bank. hereby certify that the above i.ilemetit is - -- :..• ■ 'a a y knowledye and be lief. W !■' PADI'T!!. C.ohier Corn t- Attest ' D. WATKINS C. ! T!I..ANTON C R KliNNON. Directors I STATE OP VIRGINIA COUNTY >1 " : w >>: Sworn to and -tib o . .-d lie'. :! ;• .7th day of .ilanuary. 1953. LOIS \V .MOYER. Notary Public My commission expires 10-21 - ' N. P SEAL- * •-£’

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