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...made a similar statement in the form of a letter of to The New York Times last spring. The letter itself did not refer to the University, but bore Whatmough's title under his signature...
Many women will sadly misunderstand your Oct. 20 article, "Unsuspected Cancer." The figures quoted from my paper-"90% chance of survival for five years, and 65% chance of living ten years"-do not refer to the very early cancers usually discovered by vaginal smear, but refer instead to localized invasive cancer (Stage 1) of many months or years growth. Stage 1 cancer used to be considered early cancer; but with the vaginal smear we are now detecting cancer long before Stage 1 is reached. These very early malignant lesions (Stage 0) have not yet invaded the tissues, and are curable...
...Chelsea Town Hall, where he attended a dance for West African students and made a little speech, the British Labor Party's great grey grumbler was introduced as "The One & Only Aneurin Bevan." Said Bevan in reply: "When I heard your chairman refer to me as "the one & only Aneurin Bevan, I heaved a sigh of relief-for if there were more of me, I would be declared an illegal association...
After a few brawls and beatings, both justice and love emerge triumphant. Obviously, the "confidential" of the title does not refer to the picture's plot, which is a very model of transparency...
...refer to the big cities. As Wednesday morning droned on with deceptive monotony, it suddenly became apparent that the big cities which quadrennially deliver up great parcels of votes to the Democratic nomince were diluting their normal contribution. First Boston, with its early machine tabulations, then New York and Chicago, and finally the smaller cities like Buffalo and Providence paraded before us, each giving Stevenson substantially less support than they gave Truman four years...