Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 June 1951 — Page 8

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Of X-Ray to Show Breast Cancer

By Science Service ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, June 12-—Greater use of . x-rays to diagnose breast cancer should both save many women from needless operations and prevent | cancer deaths, the American Medical Association was told here. In most cases X-ray examina~ tion will tell whether a lump in a woman's breast is cancer or some other condition, Dr. Helen Ingleby of the Jewish Hospital,

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‘Annual Convention of DOA

Election of officers will highlight the 55th annual session of the State Council of Indiapa, Daughters of America, convening tomorrow through Friday in the Hotel Severin roof garden. State Chairman Hazel Cook will preside at the formal opening at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow, following registration at 1 p. m. and a past stats councilors tea at 4 p.m, National Deputy Mary E, MecKinney will take reservations for a state councilors breakfast at

7:30 a. m. Thursday. Memorial|Town

at 9 a. m. will be followed by a closed session presided over by

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« Thurs- ning Dexter's 150th anniver proach in the cancer fight upon ing a banquet at 6 p. m. T ning sary studies she and Dr. Jacob|day, with initiation winding URceepration tn July, announces a

Gershon-Cohen have made in|the evening's events. which they - compared X-ray| Past State Councilor Louise beard-raising contest.

pictures of the breast with sec-| Clark will be chairman of al orrizea will ‘ve warded for the tions of breast after surgical re. memorial at 8:30 a. m. Friday. 3

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} brane Industry Deals- Out Work T Small Plants

WASHINGTON, June 12 (CDN) ma U. 8. aircraft industry believes it is setting a “shining example” in carrying out the policy of spreading the work among smaller business subcontractors. The Aircraft Industries Assoclation of America, composed of 50 prime contractors, reports that it has spread subcontract and supplier work among 60,000. bus{ness firms, situated in more than forty states. Of the more than $20 billion} {to be spent for military aircraft {during 1951-52, about half goes lto the subcontractor and supplier. lof this, small business gets 60 per cent, large business, 40 per cent.

Protects Industry

The association believes it is protecting the aircraft industry’s future by farming out work. Through increased subcontracting activities, the “feast and famine” periods which have marked the history of the major producers can be avoided. Readjustment to normal low volume years can { be more easily made, Dislocation of large working | forces is avoided, existing plants are used instead of new construction being required, and a {lot of surplus plants after the |emergency are avoided. |Conrr 1081, for The Indianapolis Times|

Urges Graduates To Be Unselfish

DELAWARE, O., June 12 (UP) —Chairman Robert Ramspeck of the Civil Service Commission believes that everyone must prac

tice “less selfishness and a greater willingness” to work for the public interest. In a speech before the graduating class of Ohio Wesleyan University yesterday, Mr. Ramspeck said that “too many people in this {age assume that so long as they do not get caught anything is all} right.” He pointed to businessmen who! seek special privileges on the excuse that their competitors do it, and to public officials who take favors because they think others do.

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By Science Service DAVIS, Cal, June 12—Here's| advice for home gardeners: A good irrigation once a week will do more for your half-grown vegetables than a light sprinkling every day. Experts at the University of] California Agricultural Extension Service say it is the amount of water the plants get, and not the number of irrigations that! count. In the summer much of the water applied to the surface four| or five inches of soil is lost| through evaporation. The water that penetrates deeper into the soil will stay there for the plant to use.

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