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Jfarcfc Of Dimes
Envelopes for contribution! to the ‘‘Greater Victories” drive of the 1959 March of Dimes are being mailed by the district chairmen.
Support o f th e oirg .vz.rion which developed the Salk polio vaccine is needed more than ever because of its expanded program. “The National Foundation henceforth w.'H launch broad sea1-e research ■into the rheumatic diseases affecting at le v: 11 mUxfl A-tkmicanx, and into bi.th defects which malform 250.OJ0 iafan s yea ly.
Research will also be supported
r virus d:senses and disorders of
centra! nervous system."
The Mi^ch of Dimes head Iso stressed that aid for polio victims would continue, as w ti d • c :ci into improved vaccines and therapies. Through research a; i d profession af education, benefits will accrue to citizens of all ages. ’'-“The* people of our cjuntty played a big part in making the Salk vaccine possible.’ he c > ' ud ed. “Now we are asking our friends and neighbors to join us again, with generous contributions
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