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THY INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ____

SHOULDERE

¢ health

of . ==-—padiates en His drive is directed toward in their fight against the dread

a snabie jis. he. h

His light banter belies cancer control work.

D and amiable, | C. Anderson typifies Indiana's progressive

program. 37-year-old physician who was named head state's first cancer control effort last Jan, 1 thusiasm.

By temperament, he is iealiy-c outro for the

"His tolerance and excellent sense of humor will usky medico_ to move easily through: the length and breadth of Hoosierdom with acceptance, his associates say. Doc's job is largely one of meeting the public . _ and his medical colleagues and persuading them to exert their utmost in the capcer battle, is intense Interest in

Dr.

helping Hoosiers malady.

Hobsier ¢ Prof le

killer, the disease seemed to be defying research,

tion to Killer Cancer.

' He became Interested in the subject as a

‘resident physician in pathology

after leaving here.

Masters in Public Health

pital. . There, he saw all types of cases in a crosssection of humanity. He saw all too often that

nothing could be done because of delays in seeking treatment or even in diagnosis, . A 1934 graduate of the Indiana University medical school, Dr. Anderson spent another year in pathology work in a Columbus, O., hospital

HE CAME to the Indiana Board of Health in : 1038 under a plan to give him additional training ~ | for public health work, He was sent to the Univer-

at General Hos- worker.

school for an intensive course under noted Dr George Papanicolaou, whose technic in staining cells has made diagnosis more defthite, Dr. Anderson found time last fall to attend the, International Congress of Cancer Research and!

sity of Michigan, where he earned a master of public health degree. For the next three years, ever-smiling Wendell | Anderson was just a ‘country doctor as he worked all over the state's health districts. But he continued to make a mental note here and there and saw that medical science was woefully short in some fields, despite great advances in others. One of these fields was cancer. A big annual Doc's career, like that of millions of other persons, was delayed by the war. months in New Guinea, the Dutch East Indies and the Philippines, where he had to content his zeal with routine work of immediate importance. Back from service, Dr. Anderson's opportunity came when his forward-looking superior, Dr. L. E. Burney, decided Indiana must pay greater atten-

He _ spent. 30

Dr. Burney found a “natural” in his fellowDr, Anderson was sent to the outstand-A ti ing Roswell Park Memorial Institute at Buffalo, N. Y., where only cancer cases are accepted. Then’

he moved over tb the Cornell University medicai LER odh Crossfire’

meet the authorities on cancer from over the

world,

maintains,

Dr.

big fist:

a plan for collecting slides from over the-state and making them a study in all communities. cases will become’ familiar to physicians, most of | whom don't see enough casés of all types to have municipal concert at 3 P:, Mm. a4 good working knowledge,

CANCER FOE—Dr, Wendell C. Anderson took over cancer control activities for the Indians Board of Health Jan, 1, signifying the Hate’ 5 e's increasing effort to reduce mortelity.

believes.

A brother, Ira D, An Northwestern University, bent for the professions.—

By VIRGINIA MACPHERSON nited Press Staff Correspondent HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 21 (UP)— Anne Baxter, who toted. home a solid gold “Oscar” last year as the best supporting actress, came up ‘today with some three-point advice for the stars What] be getting & theirs next SE - . month. , 1 ONE: Hide the! thing. Under the bed, if you have to, but get it out of sight, TWO: Get back to work as

CR fast as ever you

can. ; THREE: Don't fall for the “sa- - cred-cow” treat ment, It's a funny thing about academy award winners ‘around Hollywood. Something happens to ‘em. All of a sudden they're so good L their bosses are scared to put ‘em : in any more movies.

Miss Baxter

'Don’t Fall for Sacred-Cow Treatment, Actress Advises

sensational as the picture that

|snagged an “Oscar” for them.

Stars Get Leery The stars get leery, too, every night when they go home there's that fancy gold statue staring ‘em in the eye. First thing they know

their next part. Being an anti-climax, they .igure, is worse than never even being vg nominated for one of those " gadgets. Ea one was a reat] honor,” Miss Baxter says. "But after all the excitement was dver 1 didn’t get any roles. Just sat around for months. When 1

{would cal the studio they would

tell me they had to be careful in handling me—now that I was an academy winner.”

Gets the Jitters

they're powerful particular about!

Miss Baxter took so much of} this “sacred-cow” stuff, then she) began to get jittery.

“I was afraid.” she sxplained. {“T might drop into the nowhere--

The follow-ups might not be as/the way some other winners fhe . : ;

MILANO INN

In Every Town There Is!

One Good Italian Restau-!

rant, and This Is It. |

It" happened that way. with! aR Rainer. 8hé snared the! [coveted doorstopper two years in| a row-—back in 1936 and "37—and | hasn't had a good movie role] since, Paul Lukas was feted as the |"“best actor of 1943.” But what's| == he done since” Same with Jimmy |

ve ‘ ee

NEW. CLASS OPENS Mon. Feb, 23, 8:50 P.M. . Complete Course 10 Lessons—§9.50—Teérms

QUAID DANCE STUDIOS 16th & Winois “ic”

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‘Speaks On Designs

“Movietone News

% OHIO RIVER-—co js

to win ‘an “Oscar” in 1945, and! then went back right back in| again.

Miss Helen Ludwig, of the

L. 8. Ayres & Co: staff, will speak!

on “Design in Modern Textiles” at 4 p. m. tomorrow in. Herron Art Museum, in connection with the current exhibit of paintings and textiles at the museum.

20th Century Fox

Highiites of This Week's TIMES Mgvietone News

% WASHINGTON — President

Truman becomes honorary pres-

ident of Boy Scouts of Amer. ica. : * NEW ORLEANS — Margaret 2 Tr uman dahces in masquerade ball at world-famo Mardi

(ras celebrations,

\ | m Drea

up an d whir ls

Jown tream after thaw, * SWITZERLAND--U). § Olympic 4.man bobsled team win first place on icy course at St. Moritz PARAMOUNT, 411 E. Wash,

RITZ, 3430 N. Illinois SANDERS, 1106 Prospect ST. CLAIR. 800 Fort Wayne SPEEDWAY, 1450 Main UPTOWN, 4251 College ‘WALKER, 607 Indiana

In Nearby Indiana Cilies

Alexandria,

COMMUNITY, Greenwood. Ind. LIBERTY, Ind. COMMUNITY, Morgantown, = OLD TRAILS, Mickleyville, ! 0 tie ’ Ind. ia Franklin, Ind. PREWITT, Plainfield, Ind.

WEIL, Greenfield, Ind. ROXY. Pendleton, Ind. ZIONSVILLE, Zionsyille, Ind. ROYAL, Danville, Ind.

Dunn, who came out of retirement | ~——————

gave Burgess Lewis Milestone. The action,

Early Diagnosis Needed

THE YOUNG bachelor who collects stamps in his spare time would be embarrassed if someone called him an expert in this field. He is not, he! His work is simply to bring to the! average citizen and physician an educational pro-| gram on cancer and to ask their co-operation in’ licking the mortal tumor. : ‘Anderson preaches early attention to suspicious growths or vague symptoms. while, he watches developments in diagnosis and hopes fof! the day’ when a ‘positive diagnosis can be made at an early stage He’ grew serious and slapped the desk with his “We need a simple test for cancer.” Other physicians share his scientific frustration. Almost three years goes by frbm the time the average cancer patient first notices symptoms until “he is admitted to the Indiana University hospitals, records show.

Dr. Anderson was: born in Mentone and he never forgets his Hoosier upbri ging. His father? E. D. Anderson, is still a practicing veterinarian. derson, is .a professor at keeping up the family (By Kenneth Hufford.) |

Times Arusemont

Clock - MURAT Sunday — Indianapolis § Orchestra, Sevit Ny any

Pere Seni er, Josey Ring » soloist, in municipal

Sunda , undey—Black Hills Passion Play

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“Harvey, par. Brown, 4-4 2:30 a

CIRCLE “The Voice of the Turtle,” with

Ronald Reagan and Heanor Parker, at 12:30, 3:40, 6:50 and 1:10,

gy mg Joe RB 8:30.

yeti Waters.” with Castle ey

Long * and ren Knudsen. ude 11:25, 338, S45 5

Sunday—"The Voice of tle” at 1.08, 4 17, 12:01,

d 10. bs bo an “Por 2:55, and

INDIANA

“Treasure of Sierra Madre,” Humphrey Hogazt, at 11:35, 3, 4 7:10 and 9 Sunday Madre”

wiih 4:38,

“Treasure of Sierra A 1:40, 4:15, 6:55 and 9:35.

KEITH'S

“The Lady From Cheyenne,” with Loretta Joung, at 12:53, 4:02, 7:11 and 10:20. “Lady in a Jam.” with Jeong Dunn, at 11.30, 2:39, 5:48 and 8% Sunday.’ 1The on Hi Che enne" 18 and oF dy ~ a AL 2046, 5:55 and

LOEW'S

“Cass Timberiane,” with Spencer Tracy and Lana une, at 11:33, 2:08, 4:37, 7:00, 0:44 and 12:19, funda “Cass sa 3.21, 7.24 and 0:54.

LYRIC

“The Tender Years,” starrin

Joe E. Brown, at 11, 1:35, 4:30, 7.2 10.20

and

“The Main Street Kid" with Al Pearce. at 12:30, 3:25, 6:20 and 9.30 Sunday... rer Tender Years" at 2, 4:40, 7:20 and 10:20. “The Main ‘Street Kid" ar 1, 3:35, 6:20 and 9:15.

Producer Sues Author

In Film Dispute

HOLLYWOOD, Feb, 21. {UP).—§ {Producer Berny Byrens asked $1 million damages today’ in a suit | charging that Author John Steinbeck transferred the screen rights to his book, making a contract with him. Mr. Byrens said Mr. Steinbeck to. Actor Director

“Cannery Row,

the fim rights Meredith and

said, violated Mr. Steinbeck's 1945 contract with Mr, Byrens.

Mean-

the young physician |

pathologists| pianist, will appear with Fabien vailable for In this way, unusual|

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CORONET— Where There's Life” ace] other Wore Tights” snd “1 Cover “Philo Vance's Secret Mission.” Tomor-| Big Town." adi row through Tuesday: “Song of the MECCA-~' “‘Railroaded” and “Border Pe Ee South” and “White Tie and Tails.” Bvinorrol 4 : ihe Tews’i “Til si DAISY "Sweet Genevieve” and a End o 4 Hounds.” Hills Country." cca nSITON and Monday: : OLD of od Wyom Killer McCoy" and ed Mon. aaler Meg ce Yarmie' Dolphin Street’ EMERSON ‘Singapore” and “Last of

the Redmen.” Tomorrow through Tuesday oe Tr , soa “Golden Earrings” and “Lured of1ay 2 E840 TRE wr gy “Tuesday; “Devotioh™ PARAMOUNT." R

and “Till the rous Venture,” Tomorrow and MonFOUNTAIN SQUARE Through Tuesday | ga “Wyoming” and “Vacation ini “Red Stallion” and "Blondie’s Anniver] no." sary." , Pax KER “Boomerang” 8g Wesern — nion."” OmOrrow a * hr dod." 04 Bon y Tg Tol Mumm a, cune and ng Hina of Death.’ ar: “Dear Ruth” and “Dick. Tracy's| Plus { Guardsman Dilemma.” | REX On "he Old. Spanish Trap and GRANADA—Through Wednesday : *Golden| Driftwood. Ruths x nd" Raventure|

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MURAT SOLOIST — Percy Still the pathologist at heart, Dr. Anderson has Grainger, famed composer and

Sevitzky and the Indianapolis

Symphony in the season's final

fomarrow in the Murat, . ; ®

Dr. Lloyd F. Sunderman, direc-

tor of Jordan Conservatory, will 14

| be in Atlantic City, N, J., tomorrow to conduct the music for a Minnesota Educational Association meeting there this weekend.! The meeting is part of the! American Association of School, Administrators tended by throughout the country.

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INDIANAPOLIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA FABIEN SEVITZKY _

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Tomorrow, 3 P. M.||

MURAT SEAT SALE rs 1 OPENS Soloist, Planist FEB. °3

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Your last chance to hear and see this beloved figure of the musical world, now on his farewell tour of. the Unried States Geldmark: Sakuntula Overture Grieg: Concerto in A Miner (Perey Grainger) Grainger: Youthful Suite Gould: Interplay (Perey Grainger)

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