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Supper! McCORMKK^ WAOCPWP® |oc ***«* \ ioraard.^^ titic, !•» Q^‘Uty' ^ Study Ranks District Second in Diagnosis Of New Cancer Cases More new cases of cancer are being diagnosed in the District than in 10 of 11 other communities of comparable size throughout the country, according to a recent study by the National Cancer Institute. The study showed that one of every 207 District residents either is under treatment for cancer or under observation for ailments treated previously. The only other city among those surveyed with a higher rate was New Orleans, of ficials said. Rates Rise in Decade. Rates also are considerably higher than those shown in a survey 10 years ago, but this rise was credited to increased cancer detection facili ties. A report on the survey, pre pared by Dr. H. F. Dorn, statistics section chairman of the institute, also showed the lowest reported rate of cases was among the lowest eco nomic group, indicating that poor people are less likely to have con sulted doctors. These findings, officials said in dicate education programs should be aimed more directly at lower income and educational groups. The survey showed that, while cancer rates are 25 per cent higher among women than men, the can cer death rate for men is 10 per cent higher. The reason, officials said, is that cancer in men is harder to detect. Death Percentage Cited. Victims of the disease between the ages of 25 and 44 have the best chance for survival, the institute said. The study showed that 20 per cent of white women die within six months after cancer is diag nosed and that the rate for white men is 33 per cent. About 33 per cent of colored women, however, die within six months after diagnosis and the rate for colored men is 50 per cent. Explanation for the dif ferences. officials explained, prob ably is that the disease is more ad vanced when diagnosed in the col lored group. Just wait till you taste this cake! Duffs was worth waiting for AN OLD DUFF FAVORITE IS BACK/ During the past few years no Duff's Devil’s Food Mix was made because of the scarcity of sugar, cocoa and other ingre dients. We refused to ruin the reputation of this famous and popular mix by using substitutes. Now, once again, we can make it the quality way ... so Duff’s Devil's Food Mix is back . . . and it’s better than ever! r T T T ▼ ...4omuo/ijuc6eb aaetiuwe cfetuMu*-'' a a A A A X -r THERE’S A REASON why Duff s Devil s Food Mix is so much better. It's richer. . . contains more fine cocoa, more shortening, more eggs. You get a full, deep cake that's perfect—in flavor, texture and color. 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Canned, kidney beans or peas, pickles, cheese, canned luncheon meat... vary these with tha addL tion of any fresh, criep vegetable and toaa the aalad makings on the spot. A variety of salad dressings and seasonings helpl FOR CAMFFIRE COOKERY . . . Keep eans of baked beans and brown broad on hand ready for qulek work when the campfire gets going. Fiek up round steak, cubed, and sliced baecn for ka bobe. Marshmallows or doughnuts toasted ever the campfire make good fun—and good eating. FOR OUT-OF-HAND-EATINO . . , Freah fruit*—applaa. *r*ng**, b* nan**, p**r* . . . eriap v*g*tabl« •lie**—carrot*, turnip*, gr**n pep per . . . melb* tout, potato chip* or eraekara with sold meet out* or eh***e . . . packaged cookie* *r oak*—*H belong on the li*t f*r qulck-to-piek-up, out-of-hand eating. FOR FICNIO BEVERAGES . . . Chiliad fruit Juleaa, freah *r *a« ned . . . milk or choeolat* milk . . cokes or ginger ale , . . all ara exoellant tharmoa Jug thlrat quencher* for *ut-of-do*r eating. 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