the month of January, is unusually appro priate this year. It comes when new dis coveries may be on the horizon, thus mak ing this year’s victims even greater trage dies, in a way. than before. Surely, the pre ventive is foreseeable in tin* near future and every donation at present will help to spur the discovery of the final solution and help those afflicted to recover as rapidly as possible in the interval between now and the final answer to poliomyelitis. It should be unnecessary to urge any one to contribute to the March of Dimes. A reminder might be needed, but, in view of the facts cited above, that is all which should be necessary for everyone to do his part before the end of January.

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