'All-Out' War on Polio Planned By Utah Medics A statewide campaign to eradicate polio in this and every other community in Utah has been set up by the Utah State Medical Association. With the aid of the Utah Congress of Parents and Teachers, Teach-ers, Utah State Nurses, Utah Pharmaceutical Assn., State, County and City Health Departments, De-partments, Women's Medical Auxiliary, Junior League, Boy Scouts and other organizations an all-out "KO Polio" drive is now under way. More than 100 clinics will be set up around the state, manned by volunteer workers, physicians, nurses and others to dispense Sabin oral vaccine-soaked vaccine-soaked in suger cubes. The first clinic for the Typ I polio shots will bs held or March 3 and 10; Type III will be given on April 14 and 21 and Type II on May 19 and 26 Clinics will be held in convenient con-venient locations in every part of the state in hopes of getting nearly 100 immunization immuni-zation to stamp out polio permanently per-manently in Utah. Dr. Alan P. Macfarlane is chairman of the special polio committee for the U S M A. A charge of 25c per shot will be made to those who can afford af-ford it, to defray the cost or vaccine and other actual expenses. ex-penses. Those who cannot pa will be given the vaccine free, according to Dr. Macfarlane. Everyone is urged to take advantage of the protective shots. Even those who have had the Salk vaccine should take the Sabine sugar cube shots for the added protection offered. Persons inoculated with Salk vaccine can still be a carrier of paralytic polio. The Sabine vaccine eliminates this problem so important to the eradication of the diseas.e.