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Thur., June 21, 1962 The Newt-Review, Roieburg, Ore. 3 BYRD'S CANNING, PRESERVING, FREEZING Scientists Get Look At Cancer In Nature's Mice x V FOR W7 r A l VI ra i rA r . Ir II INI uQDu ljuuDQQQ DDL WE GIVE, REDEEM U-SAVE STAMPS GIVE TO THE JIM WASSOM FUND TODAY From local fields, vine ripened, juicy, plump berries that you will want for your own eating pleasure fresh, canned, frozen or in home made strawberry jam. Buy now and enjoy later . . . Look at this low, low BYRD'S One-Stop Pro duce price. 19 P.I IP RRATF dJm I in UUI Will 111. 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TllA nilPStinn is hnur far ma these mice from nature's own as regards cancer? Ors. Howard R Ami Thelma B. Dunn of the National Cancer Institute, Bethesda, Md., have been seeking the answer for i years, iney now report that in nature cancer and mice are well acquainted, and apparently much better acquainted than cancer and people are. Tho list House Mice scientists began IN THE BULK 4 1 W FAMOUS TILTON LUG MERRIL GEMS 2 129 FLAT RINSO BLUE the wash pkg. 59c Will TIM ETC the pre-measured giant CO- Villi I ABLE I 3 washday detergent i pkg. J7C ALL DETERGENT ZMWS 59c HANDY ANDY Golden 28 oz. btl. 59c Witn 28 Ammonia oz. 59c LUX TOILET SOAP Sf!!L 1 899c LUCKY WHIP TOPPING 489c FREE COTTON CANDY Made with C & H Pure Cane Sugar SATURDAY 10:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Byrd's 22 ox. bottle . Waldorf Ats't colors 4 roll package PANCAKE SYRUP TOILET TISSUE FOLGER'S COFFEE PORK AND BEANS POTATO CHIPS mountain 1 -lb. 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For a few years the mice which remained in health were permit ted to live for two years before, they were subjected to a post mortem search for cancer. In la boratory mice that approximates tho life span, but at two years thn mipo wnrr flnuricliincr dill Thereafter the mice were allowed to live for two years and six montns. Drs. Andorvont and Dunn ' re ported their autopsies of 225 mice of which 98 had a malignant tu mor or tumors. Thut's a nerppn. tage of 43.5, much higher than any of the various calculations or incidence of cancer among human beings. Hits Older Mici Of these mouse cancers, 64 per cent appeared in mice who were far past the prime of mouse life. Only ono cancer appeared In a quite young mouse and the re maining tumors wore spread out over mouse middle years. This has agreement with cancer and age in people. Luna cancer was the most com mon cancer among wild mice. It was similar to lung cancer of In bred laboratory mice in which it also is common, but In the latter it usually occurs in multiples whereas In wild niico there was only a single tumor. In Inbred mice, lymphocytic rjiulcfimin nlsn in common. "There was only one case of it among the wild mice, in inured mice it may bo caused by a virus. Tho scientists wondered if inbreeding either increased the susceptibility of mice to the virus or the ac tivity of the virui or both. This nupslinn thev couldn't an swer at once, but another ques tion they could and did answer. Viruses which cnuso me leuKcmia in inbred mice were injected into wild mice and caused leukemia in them, too. HARD DAYS WORK ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UPI) Tele- vision news cameraman Jerry Klciman went to film an exhibit at tho Missiourl Historical Society and onded up In tho hospital. Klciman was filming . gun cot- Inninr Jnhn Hoxtlorfer s demon stration of an old muzzle loading rifle when the weapon acciden tally discharged, severing an ov erhanging tree limb. A squirrel which had been watcning tne pro ceedings from the tree limb land ed on Klciman and bit and scratched him. WHISTLE FIXER GONE MENDOTA, 111. (UPI) - This city is in the markot for a new fire alarm whistle. City fathers learned life last person who knew how to repair the old whistle no longer is a-round. made naturally. ..
