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NEW YORK, Oct 10 IIIUpv
Mine, owe Communist Po
land'! economic dictator,
has quit as Polish deputy
premier and polltburo mem
ber. (AP Wlrephoto)
Volunteers in
Tests Conquer
Cancer Cells
LONDON. Oct. 10 iJfi-An AnifT
Iran cancer specialist has (its
closed that some volunteers at the
S!oan-Ketterin( Institute in New
York were Injected with cancer
and managed to throw off the dis
ease.
Dr. Cornelius P. Rhoads, scien
tide director of the institute, made
thr disclosure in a lecture before
thf British Imperial Cancer Re
search Fund Tuesday.
Hp sajd experiments indicated
there is a dek-nse mechanism in
man against cancerous cells hut
that it is greatly reduced in pa
dents already suffering from can
cer
He said this was shown by vol
unteers already suffering from
rancer who silbmitted to fresh
cancerous injections, The injec
tions caught hold.
Khoads said the experiments
showed promise for an attack on
cancer cells by chemistry which
even today furnishes what he said
was still a feeble and inadequate
means of restraining widespread
cancer in man.
The growth of cancer cells or
iginally human. Injected into
chickens, hamsters and rats, then
reinjected into human volunteers
Dr. Rhoads said, "adds some
thing to our ability to conceive of
cancer as a disease due to invad
ing cells, analagous to tubercle
bacilli."
To further test this theory a pa
tient permitted surgeons to re
move a nodule of cancerous cells
and transplant it to a healthy part
of her body, The disease took in
the new place, he said.
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Plan to Fly
UN. Flag Stirs
Controversy
BOAZ, Wis., Oct. 10 Will the
flag of the United Nations fly over
this southwestern Wisconsin vil
lage on U.N. Day. Oct. H? 1
That is the nub of a controversy
in which the central figures are
the village president, Frank Har
ris, an outspoken critic of the
I'nited Nations, and Glenn Turner,
onetime Socialist and an exponent
of Ksperanto, world universal lan
guage. Harris, who heads the village
government in this town of 188
persons, recently received a sug
gestion from the University of Wis
consin, that the village in
common with other cities and
towns in the state observe United
Nations Day by flying the U.N.
flag. He announced publicly that
he rejected the proposal.
Instead. Harris said, the village
would officially fly the American
flag on Constitution Day, Oct. 23,
and would fly it again on Oct. 24,
I N. day-at half-stall-"As a
challenge to theone-worlders."
"Conspiracy"
"I think the United Nations is
a conspiracy of International cut
throats dedicated to the destruc
tion of our liberties and human
rights," Harris said. "I refuse to
fly the United Nations flag, and I
have a lot of support in that,
too "
Turner, 67, who lives in Middle
Ion, several counties to the east
of Roaz and close to the state
capital at Madison, took immedi
ate and vigorous exception to Har
ris' announcement.
Public Challenge
Turner said Harris was entitled
to his own opinion about the U.N.
but added that the village presi
dent had "made a public chal
lenge that no one is going to do in
your village Boa a perfectly
lawful act the raising of the flag
of the U.N. to express an opinion
opposite from yours." Turner said
he regarded Harris' act as "not
only an attack on the U.N. but
also on the American principle of
free speech itself."
Furthermore, Turner continued,
he planned to go to Boaz, person
ally, on U.N. Day to see to it that
the United Nations flag was flown
on that occasion. Turner said he
had invited his friends to accom
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