CANCER RESEARCH
MORE HOPEFUL TENDENCY. DISCOVERY OF THE CAUSE. MAY NOT BF. LONG DELAYED. IV CABLE-PRESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT. LONDON. July 12. Til© belief was expressed at s* meeting of fhe Empire cancer campaign ©oun.ciJl 'that tlie discovery of fhe cause will not 'long be delayed. Sir Thomas J. .Horder said there was a more hopeful tendency in recent research. The Duke o;f York, who was re-elect eel president, wrote expressing the heartfelt hope that discoveries would soon be made. The council acceded with the greatest satisfaction to the Sydney University committee’s application for affiliation, and empowered it to nominate a representative on the council. The Duke of York, referring to Sir William Goodwin’s appointment, said: “I know bis enthusiasm for the cause of cancer research will awaken much sympathy and help.” Queensland congratulated Sydney University on the formation of a research centre.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 13 July 1927, Page 5
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