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ents are receiving a vaccine that will in most cases prevent paralytic poliomyelitis. Many are permitting their children to run the risk of contracting the disease rather than to have them take the three inoculations needed to bring about immunity because there is little or no polio being reported in their immediate city or county.
The Poliomyelitis Vaccination Assistance Act of 1^55 was passed by the Congress in August, 1955, to provide vaccine as rapidly as possible for those whom experience has shown to be susceptible The vaccine is available through your physican or local health department; MAKE USE OF 1T^ NOW. An inoculation today may prevent polio two weeks or a montlt hense. *
Polio cases to week ending Aug. 11, 1956 was 68. Total to date 1955 were 147.
67.7%