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Who’s there? If it’s one of your neighbors with an American Cancer Society armband, better put on a Smile and let him in. He’ll have something to give you—a little folder the Society says may help save your life. It* 8 part of an accelerated effort by the ACS to get cancer education into our homes. The folder explains how we can best protect ourselves against the disease, describes signs and symptoms, tells what kind of cancer is mount ing most rapidly, which are the worst killers, and gives some answers to the question uppermost in all our minds: Are we getting anywhere? •Tell Your Neighbor!" That’s the slogan. The idea is a reasonable one. Medical science says that half of today's cancers are curable by known forms of treatment. But cure depends on detecting it early, getting it diagnosed promptly, having it treated Immediately. Early detection, the key to it all, is a matter of individual responsibility. The purpose of the "Tell Your Neighbor !* cam palgn is to tell us what that is. The rest is then up to the doctor. If our good neighbors are volunteering their services % and giving their time to the , American Cancer Society because they believe? it will help save our lives, we who sit at : , home would be pretty bad neigh bors not to let them in. Your visitor will ask for a contribution because he realizes that cancer is a serious problem affecting every American and his is a cause that deserves our support. * So why not give the Crusader with the ACS armband a *%£ordial welcome when he
®nbeto? Put that smile and let him in. It’s a smile that could save your life, or someone dear to you. ; A smile for a life? Good odds.
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