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call the observance of Cancer Control Month to the attention of all our citizens and urge their participation by every appropriate means.* Leading the 1966 Cancer Cru sade for the Society’s Virginia Division is Floyd J. Louquet of Poquoson, a Newport News real estate businessman. This year's goal is $850,000 which will be raised by volunteers from 104 Local Units through but the state.
A vital purpose of the Crusade is to reach as many Virginians as possible with lifesaving information about cancer. This educational effort, called the "The Tell Your Neighbor* program, will be conducted by volunteers who will leave the leaflet, "Cancer and You: Facts That May Help You Save Your Life,* at each home visited during April. The theme for the 1966 Crusade is "1,400,000 Cured of Cancer-To Cure More, Give More.* Serving as National Crusade Chairman is Gregory Peck, academy-award actor who has been deeply concern ed with the cancer problem for years and has served the Society as a volunteer in a number ,of c^pactyies. t
eral posts in Southern Europe and the Middle East. Destroyers are high-speed ships used primarily in antisubmarine warfare. They also operate offensively against surface ships, defend against airborne attack, and provide gunfire support for amphibious assaults.
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