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Foresters to Air Impact of Park
Portland - Willamette ana
Deschutes federal foresters
will confer here Jan. 27 to
determine the impact of the
proposed Cascade Volcanic
National park on the economy
of the region.
The national park, which
would extend from the Mt.
Jefferson area south to Dia
mond Peak near Crescent
lake, was recently proposed
by David Simons and given
status by publication in the
Sierra Club Bulletin, of which
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Including acreage already
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acres.
The impact of the proposed
park on recreation will also
be studied. The park would
include many streams and
lakes, including Elk, and
would also encompass Bache
lor Butte, location of a new
Pacific northwest ski area.
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The Medical
Cancer Is Not Contagious
Of late, I have been getting
letters from many unhappy
people who say that, after
having had a
cancer remov
ed, they are
much afraid of
giving the dis
ease to other
persons in the
home. One
woman writes
that she thinks
that, since her
breast was re-
DR. ALVAREZ
moved, her
neighbors are
afraid to come to see her, and
this upsets her badly. If the
neighbors are afraid, they are
very foolish, because I have
never heard of cancer being
caught from anyone. To show
how non-contagious it is - I
need only to tell how, many
years ago, the famous Dr.
Nicholas Senn, at an opera
tion, took a little piece of
cancer from the patient; made
a cut into the skin of his own
arm, stuck the bit of cancer
under that skin and closed
the wound with a stitch. The
cancer cells did not grow.
A few years ago, a number
of men in a state's prison
wanting to do something for
humanity, agreed to let sur
geons perform this same ex
periment on them. Soon it
was found that healthy people
have a resistance against the
implantation of cancer cells.
The only people in whom in
troduced cancer cells would
grow were some who already
were dying of cancer. Evi
dently, their resistance to the
disease had been worn down.
Obviosuly, then, all persons
with cancer, or with a cancer
bearing relative, or a neigh
bor with cancer, must not be
worried about either catching
it, or passing it on. We doc
tors constantly are dealing
with patients with cancer, and
I never heard of one of us
who caught the disease from
a patient. ' '
The Good Samaritan .
Getf Sued
Because so many of the
physicians who have stopped
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at the scene of a serious acci
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ly injured person have since
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law to protect the kindly phy
sicians from this sort of legal
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side." Such behavior will save
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was killed and several were
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time one of those passengers
sued the railroad company, I
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stand, it seemed to me that
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to prove that I was a liar
and an incompetent. What as
tounded me was that I was
never allowed to tell really
anything about ' the accident,
and how and why it happen
ed. Usually when an injured
person's attorney asked me a
question, the other attorney
objected, and the judge said,
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Pressmen To Appeal
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Portland-fliPD -A spokesman
for the Portland Web Press
men's union said the union
would file an appeal in con
nection with the National La
bor Relations board's refusal
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