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T HE M IC H IG AN D AI1LY

M~rndar Fbkr inx 9 194A

Pae .,e....n THFMIzHIrAND lruary7 , Oa
POLIO VICTIMS GET LIFT:
County Dimes Donations Top $12,000
By CRAIG WILSON mittee have not yet been added in. tional Foundation for Infantile
With more than $12,000 collect- "With all the money turned in, Paralysis and the remainder stay-
ed to date in the Washtenaw we hope to exceed last year'si
County March of Dimes Drive, mark of $12,563 for the city, ing in the county to aid local polio
local infantile paralysis victims Lumbard declared. patients. Treatments are given
face a brighter chance of recov- with special facilities available at
ery from the crippling disease. Temination of the city drive University Hospital.
~ ~ spe.. .has been postponed from the Jan. All polio victims in the county
However, it is hoped final totals 30 national closing until today for Al oiviimintecuy
the $19,000 donated last ale of the special March of Dimes
year, Mrs. Hickman Price, county J-Hop extra edition. All proceeds complete medical care as long as
drive director, said. from the Dime Daily will be . necessary for their recovery.
In Ann Arbor, incomplete totals turned in to Ann Arbor drive col- Dines funds cover all expenses of
;", show $8,800 has been received in lection. victims except for doctors bills.
the city's March of Dimes Drive. . At present, 18 new cases are being
Student Council members of Uni- Funds Divided treated, as well as 16 remaining
versity and Ann Arbor High Funds collected in the local from the 1946 epidemic and 18
Schools have collected more than March of Dimes Drive are di- former patients who are still re-
$5,000 in four local theatres, ac- vided, with half going to the Na- ceiving check-ups.
cording to Robert LumbardAnn __
r Arbor chairman. Dime cards have
yielded $800; organizations $250, PICK-UP
gifts $700 and factories $609, he, ALND DELIVERY
said.
Incomplete Totals on 6 SHIRTS or more
Funds from the Neuma Club,
Lion's Auxiliary, the hospitals,
banks and the Dime Box Com-
SHIRT
FIGHTING POLIO-Light heavyweight boxing champion Gus joini the SH IRT
Les nevich and polio poster boy Terry Tullos of Laurel, Miss., get SERVICE
together for a few swings at infantile paralysis. This issue of the M AR CH
J-Ho xtra officially ends Ann Arbor's 1948 March of Dimes. w t, O F wrts, ' " "
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