The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-09
ANTI.CANCER CAMPS AT WAR
INrERN aTION as MtH DOTEN
FRENCH HE tRkEN TO nv.
americans la Parts noubt Parasitic
TheSrS: saver Operations nAdiaI
and serum CureS Palliative -Ihante-
rleF nun. t:sVernment naIIrsadlnG.


PARIs. Oct = The SECOND tTirnnial
International conference nn th, ..iy ~
cancer concluded it, five DAYS meet %
ing to-day Two hundrcl and fifty
delegates represented twenty-twu cuun-
tries. W Is Cooley. chairman nf IN.
Huntington fund for cancer research
James Ewing Of Cornell University. Har-
vey Gaylord 81 the New York state Lab
oratory and \. y. Bcrbe NJ Cornell were
Americas Representatives.
Dr Gaylord read paper on Passive
Immunity in Cancer Describing studies
uf cancers in fish. Dr Bsebe read a
paper on the chemistry Of cancer. The
chief question discussed was whether
cancer ~ parasitic ur non-plrasitic. The
burden IL pronf seemed tn lie on the up
holders ~ the parasitic theory. as ma
jority Of the deleyates do not believe in q
specific parasite.
New msihodS ~ treatm were OK
h1u-tively discussed surgery was Inan-
imou-ly approved II At We're po-Slhl. tn
totally remove the growth. II was gen
orally agr,s.i that radium. N-rays and
high frequency currents We're Of some
value in cases of iroperahla tumors
especially superficial ones, bat all thr,s
were considered only as palliative treat
ment. nessling combination with hio-
logical treatment by ser'Im vaCCinati ion.
Every one seemed confident that few
years more study along m" latter lines
would yield solid results Thrce cases
of cures bv vaccination IN Paris were
described Tho treatment Is not painful
anal ~ founded IN a scientific basis
A. "A
honorary member e M. congress Tn"
name II Dr Dnyan. whose lawsuit over
his Treatment IA the ca. Of Mrs Crock"r
no died from cancer. will be remembered
was not heard during the meeting how
ever when IN" conference secretary
m hl- opening Ir"ch explained that the
meeting a. a conference. not a congress
and that communications which would
only benefit thus. making them would
not b. admitted every On" Understood
hrs reference
Bv an odd CuiuCieuca French surgeons
were holding congress simultaneously
Dr poN.n shuw,si - ms congress several
patients whom he had cured bV method
be- still refuses 10 publish He performed
So, eral operations before IN" congress
&" which the press Was IN, tt..i
Tn. run ~ Rustiud's -Chlni"rl"~-
will Hose ON OCtots'- ~ wh"1 II Will have
leon viaNrd Sa t-m"- cons-cuttv-iy
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BEFORE n" produ,ti n - IN" play a news
vag,,r offered prIr'~ for 'h'. I..~, FORECASTS
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the Am'rtyau production AZ. r'ady
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a memter ~ the Logon 81 Honor
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an -Errg~'tC protest against thu STATE
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