Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 December 1940 — Page 8

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Warned of a possible 1941 repetition of the infantile paralysis epidemic of last summer, the county chapter of the Infantile Paralysis Foundation today launched its fund drive for next year. - | Chapter members will make their first report at a meeting Tuesday in

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The campaign got its official sendoff yesterday at a luncheon in the James E. Roberts School for Physically Handicapped when new officers were introduced.

Stiver Praises Organization

Don Stiver, State director for the Foundation, praised the Marion County permanent organization and said it was one of only 16 in Indiana. He said he hoped to be able to report the names of 92 county chairmen to the national office in New York by Monday. The need for fuffds to -combat paralysis is greater than ever, Mr. Stiver said, pointing out that there were 671 cases to Nov. 30 and 65 deaths to Nov. 1 in Indiana this year as compared to only 56 cases last year. : . : He announced that Mrs. James L. Murray, president of the Indiana Council of Parents and Teachers, would be assistant State director, and Frederick T. Cretors of the Indiana State Police would be State publicity director. . :

P.-T, A, Aid Pledged.

The co-operation of ParentTeacher groups has been pledged to the organization, Mr. Stiver told the Chapter. “Unless we do the job of raising funds and do it well, the march of infantile paralysis will not be halted,” John Hughes, director of the local drive, said. Evan Walker, co-director, pointed out that the campaign was one of the duties “we owe to our fellow men.” ’ | Mrs, Winifred V. Kahmann, occupational therapy director at the Indiana University Medical Center, told of the work done at Riley Hos-

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Marion County Chapter, read the names of committees and said a new committee to approve expenses before they are contracted for would be included this year, 4

Dances To Be Held

Representatives of groups which] - sponsored President’s Birthday dances last Jan. 30 reported on plans to hold similar affairs next month. : The national drive is climaxed each year by dances held all over the nation on the night of the Pres-

these affairs are used to aid crippled children and to fight the spread of infantile paralysis. After the luncheon, those who attended the luncheon toured the James E. Roberts School.

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Committees for the annual Butler University Freshman Conference Jan 2-3 at McCormick’s Creek State Park were announced today by Clarence Elliott, executive secretary of the Butler Y. M. C. A, sponsor of the conference. The meeting is held to discuss the problems of men students during their first year on the campus. | Robert Goodwin, Indianapolis, is general chgirman. Committee appointments follow: Promotion—Hal Plummer, chairman; Harry Evard, Anthony Powers, Joseph Alexander and Richard Gastineau; transportation—Edward A Ragsdale, chair-| man, and Dan William Everett; program—Robert Dleeman, chairman;

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