It has been said in jest that because of the Rotary's Cancer Information Campaign a lot of people have become depressed, worrying they might have cancer. In the old days, it was added, if people didn't feel good somewhere in the abdominal region, they just call it stomachache. Now it might be cancer. The anti-cancer drive's objective is not to scare people. On the contrary, it is aimed at destroying fear by instilling an enlightened approach to the menace of the second biggest killer after tuberculosis. If cancer is not widely known as an existing disease, it is not because it has not existed heretofore, as the jesters would imply t is because it is not known by all Education, is the greatest asset, of preventive medicine. Once we know the ills of men, we shall know how to fight them. There has been less and less antipathy to a physical examination because enlightenment has superseded superstitions. People live longer because they no longer feel ashamed or embarrassed when they meet their doctor. The anti-cancer campaign must be prosecuted with determination so that we may someday look back to it as we now look back to malaria, yellow fever and other diseases which have been minimized if not totally conquered by science and public enlightenment on health measures.