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I THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1956 THE NEWBERRY SUN PAGE FIVE Support Mothers' March lues. Night, Jan. 31 wlmim :} 3 : I .. & POUO ISN’T LICKED YET. This theme of the 1956 March of Dimes seeks to drive home the fact that the fight against polio must continue unabated even! though a March of Dimes vaccine has been developed, tested and administered to several million children. POLIO ISN’T LICKED YET. Why? Because we can not forget the poKo victims of yesterday, today and, yes, tomorrow . . . Because vital March of Dimes re search must continue . . . Because the training of des perately needed medical and scientific people must go on until polio is REALLY licked. POUO ISN’T LICKED YET. But the reading and listening habits of this busy nation are such that the phrase “Salk Vaccine” automatically means to many that the end of polio is already with us. Of course, no success comes this quickly and it would be a desperate » tragedy if true success were delayed by such a mis conception. ’ •• ' • .• l' • Vf v .?:• ft ■■ H-i £3 ' ‘ >i . v . > ' . % ■ i ' r ’ 'JnjSfl | g: S: #'*• " , v -. 1 L . iTriT T '^ , 1r^TH mm . r • ; : - , ■, 332© ■ ngg mmimmmww ■ ' ■ ■ *• THE MARCH OF DIMES has won support all over America because one neighbor is willing to help anoth er. But it’s not always the neighbor next door. The “neighbor” in the fight against polk) may be an afflict ed child in another city far away. / Notwithstading the Salk vaccine, many thousands of polio patients still need help. They are people for whom the vaccine came too late. And there’s still a big job to be done in medical research, in recruiting and train ing scientists, doctors and other experts for a fight to the finish against this crippling disease. The MARCH OF DIMES merits the support of every one who can give—even a little. Be a good neighbor and JOIN THE MARCH OF DIMES TODAY! i: -j,; I mm fill ■■ISM ■ X.//*■&$■ •» /Vs ; '/iSS"'" Your porch light burning on Tuesday night will indicate that you want to make a contribution to the Mothers’ March on Polio, and a volunteer worker will call at your home to receive your contribution. TUNE IN the Mothers’ March Talk-a-thon on Radio Station WKDK TUESDAY night beginning at 7:30 p. m. . | V / vVV;.|| I Newberry Creamery Newberry County Bank NEWBERRY JOANNA George (TV) Martin Chapman-Hawkins Hardware PURCELLS “YOUR PRIVATE BANKERS City Filling Station “Next To The Postoffice And Just As Reliable” Martin Feed & Seed Store Main Street Purol Station The Odorless Cleaners The Market Basket Smith's Rexall Drug Store CARPENTER'S T. Roy Summer, Inc. Senn's Cash Grocery m* Heller's Service Station GROCERIES and MEATS GAS and OIL Whitaker Funeral Ho