i’.'.rough the Crippled Children's Hurt a>.i during this period. In Virginia many of our polio ruse.1 have been long-term. in volving more than the usual ex pense. It is easy to see why each year as poho strikes new families, : he.se fan dies learn what happens io the dimes and dollars they have contributed to the March of Dun..." Dr. Shanholt/. said. Victory Near 'The duy ol victory over polio clou r at hr nil. The recent ad i lilews in polio reseaith. bringing he comp tost of this disease closer, ave been made possible only be cause oi extensive .esearch fi nanced by the National Founda tinn It ; now a ruei between pro gn leading to inevliable victory m.r polio and increasingly wide spread epidemics. The dimes and (iiiila* ■ ■! all Yirgimans can do mud to la st< n tHi.-, victory." Dr. Shanholt z concluded.
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