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Cancer research makes severe demands on its scientists. Single experi- zn.oztts last for years and results are ofto.o difficult to interpret. Sue al fiber, dedication, patience, and maturity :ion additi al capacity if one is to succeed. To l.oad'ara,d inspire many boratory of cancer biology and to create an atmosphere timistza, are talents given to few men. . on:t has what it takes. His publicatioras are important gress toward aa full understanding of cancer biology. talented young men into the field and given help to countless colleagues at a critical point in their studies. It is with aa happy mixture of gratitude and pride that, on the occ of his retirement, we dedicate this issue of the Journal of the National Cancer Institute to the distinguished man of science who has beeon its editor and one of its most valued co;ntri Kuxv'rrura M. Errz)Icraxx, M.D. Director, National Cancer .In,rtiz`xste. Xx .~