NEW, MIRACLE!
ELECTRONIC EAR
HIDES DEAFNESS
CHICAGO, (Special) An amazing
new electronic ear which hides
deafness and transmits even whis
pers with startling clarity, has been
revealed by a noted Chicago elec
tronic scientist.
He disclosed that this miraculous
new discovery has rendered old
style hearing aids obsolete almost
overnight, and brings new hope to
the 15 million persons in the United
States who are hard of hearing.
He reported that this electronic
ear enables the deaf to hear with
out any button showing in the ear
and without dangling battery
wires.
To acquaint the hard of hearing
readers of this paper with this new
miracle electronic ear which hides
deafness, full details are described
in a fascinating booklet, "New Dis
coveries to Help the Deaf Hear.
It will be sent free in a plain
wrapper to anyone who requests
it. Address: Electronic Research
Director, 1450 West 19th Street,
846B Beltone Building, Chicago, 8
III. A penny postcard will do.
Adv.
Slayer Suspect
Caught By Boy's
Detective Work
HERMOSA BEACH, Calif. UP)
A 12-year-old boy was the Sher
lock Homes in the case of the mur
dered mother.
Young Charles Pratt found the
body then gave information, which
led to an arrest within two hours.
Saturday night, while Charles
was playing near the home of
Mrs. Miriam Evelyn Lake, 43,
he heard a scream and saw a man,
run out. Peeking in he saw Mrs.
Lake lying in a pool, of blood, a
knife in her back.
Charles ran to the police sta
tion and gave a description of the
man. Later he identified the man
arrested. In jail today on suspicion
of murder is William Rogers Stew
art, 29, Stockham, Neb., a marine
corporal discharged Friday from
Camp Pendleton, Calif.
Stewart was arrested in nearby
Torrance.
Officers said Stewart met Mrs.
Lake through friends and they
began celebrating his discharge
and her birthday, which was Sat
urday. Under .questioning, Stewart
said he could not remember what
had happened.
Mrs. Lane was the mother of
a 9-year-old boy, Jackson, Her
husband. Jack Lake, is with the
air force in Alaska.
Attend School Or Lose
License, Bad Driven Told
HAMILTAM, 0. UP) If u
violate a traffic law in Hamilton
from now on, you have a choice
of going to school or losing your
license for a year or more.
The school is one In drivers'
responsibility conducted by the
Hamilton safety council. Length
of attendance depends upon the
nature of the violition.
The order was imposed by Mu
nicipal Judge Harry F. Walsh and
Judge Oscar Leiser, of the ju-vwiile-probate
court. They make
one exception overtime park
ers. Two students already enrolled
in the school. Judge Walsh reg
istered Miles Langdon, 26, and
Louis Abrams, 23, when they were
hauled into court on charges of
reckless driving.
He ordered them to attend four
classes, fined them $5 and costs,
and suspended their licenses for
three days.
Tuts., Oct. 2, 1751 The News-Review, Roseburg, Or. 3
YULE BUYING ADVICE
WASHINGTON UP) National
commanders of six veterans as
sociations urge Americans to buy
Christmas gifts made only in non
Communist countries.
A statement issued asked Amer
icans to use "self-discipline" and
turn down items made in Russia
and Russian-controlled countries
to keep U. S. dollars from flowing
there.
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