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Receive Honor Sixteen veteran employees of the Indianapolis Water Co. today received the John N. Hurty Service Award for 5 years of service from the Indiana State Board of Health. The presentation was made at a district meeting of the Indiana section of the American Water Works Association at ‘the Elks Hall in Lebanon. The following Indianapolis employees were honored: Accounting department — Alta Bates, Wilbur C. Milhous and Lena R. Saunders. Distribution department— Charles Beacham, Albert M. Briggs, Ora L. Cloud, Joe Daniels, Raymond D. Emery, Ned Reaves, F. Everett Tames and Mose W. Worders. Pumping department—Harmon J. Autry, Earnest Harden and Joseph W. Meakin Jr, Purification department—Thurman Jones and Samuel Marlin,

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persons were convicted and paid fines and costs totaling $15,804. Seventy-nine different offenses, were listed In the past year's causes for arrest. i

Suspect Admits Theft | From Insurance Agency

One of two men arrested in connection with a $200 safe cracking in the Liberty Insurance Agency, 103 N, Alabama S8t., last Monday has signed a confession and Is expected to plead guilty to burglary charges In Criminal Court 2 tomorrow, police an-| nounced today. Detectives said Foster M. Bran-| non, 31, admitted .the insurance company theft, and also burglaries earlier this month of a cigar store in 2633 W. Michigan S8t., and the Citizens Carpet Co,’ 926 F't. Wayne Ave. Irwin Burton, 32, arrested with Brannon, refused to make a statement. At the time of their arrest both men were free on bond awaiting trial on previously filed burglary charges. ,

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Detection 1st Step in Cancer, Control, Physiologist States

Sees Possible Answer in Blood Tests .

To Track Down Disease Incidence .

Hard-to-find cancer will be much easier to control when scientists learn to find it through mass surveys, Dr. Andrew C. lvy, noted physiologist and researcher, said here last night. Dr. Ivy, here to address Indianapolis doctors on “The Research and Cure of Cancer,” at the Medical Center, said some “acceptably accurate” serology (blood examination) might be the

The number one violation of Indiana's fish and game 1aws i8/ pamper of 14 medical societies still hunting and fishing without, 4 government witness at the licenses, John H. Nigh, directoring;i war criminal trials, said he|S of the State Department of Con-|jejjeved the $10 million a year

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answer, but it will take time. For those who believe we are at a standstill in cancer research, Dr, Ivy had facts to show otherwise. “If we can find cancer soon enough, we can cure, and that is |g the right word, from 30 to 50 per cent of the cases.” The latest discovery in the control of cancer was made in 1941 when it was found that the female hormone would cure about 20 per cent of prostatic cancer and that the male hormone would do about the same for breast cancer in women, he said. When asked about the possible *elationship between cigaret smoking and cancer of the lungs, windpipe and larynx, he said there are indications, but no positive proof, that cigarets are a factor. . We know definitely, he said, that the tar in cigaret smoke is carcinogenic (related to cancer) anf that tar will cause cancer when injected under the skin of a laboratory rat or rabbit. But the direct connection, he said, we are not in position to prove, although it has been noted that the prevalence of lung cancer among women has risen considerably since they began smoking in large numbers. Back to the blood test, he added, it took 25 years to make the Kahn test reasonably accurate in the detection of syphilis, and it will take time to work out some such technique for cancer. The noted clinical investigator, vice president of the University of Illinois and head of the school's professional college in Chicago,|8

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Roy McBride, Railroad man, 228 Indiana Ave., Spencer, ‘When both my children were § old enough to use the phone, I taught § them not to butt in aR when someone else was using the party line, and not to use it too often. Now

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