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I lie (sold H ill News, (¡old H ill, Oregon w hat Adventurers’ Club Thursday, May 20, 1937 $.&b Washington th in k s ab o u t: Curing Stuttering. D ig e s t rs rm nr j a iiv u e j Ask Me Another 0 A Cenerai Q uit • Urli S yn .lksle .-W N U Service. t M U » n u i » M » i i „ n » f h u 1. When was the "conscience fund” in the United Stutes treas ury started? 2 How fa r uwuy from the earth is the nearest star? 3. F ro m w here was the in scrip ,>RESS • LDG WASHINGTON D C 1 tion on the L ib e rty bell in P h ila delphia reading: "P ro c la im lib e r Washington.—President Roosevelt, There have been a good m any ty throughout a ll the laud unto a ll But why? By his own admission, from the tim e he was Assistant Scc- m illio n s of citizens of the United the inhabitants thereof” taken? nearly a ll stu tte re rs can sing and _ .... re la ry of the Nuvy 4. F ro m where d id the word m ost of them can ■ . . Stutes come onto B u ild in g in the W i| * , n ,u1. “ g e yse r" come? £o° * at this earth since “ The Halifax Explosion ” swear fluently, thus th e N a v y m in is tra tio n , has 5. What Is the size o f Y ellow th e F a c te the a rm istice of providing superior By FLO YD GIBBONS stone N ational parkT a lw ays been re em otional outlets in 19IH. Among these garded as a friend of the m ilita ry Famous Headline Hunter 8. How m uny d iffe re n t types of «re undoubtedly m any who w ill two directions. One forces of the United States, lie has learn of the present n e u tra lity law holly are there? DON'T believe it hurts any of us to stop once in a while and o f the sm artest never been a fanatic about his posi 7. What is the net area of no w ith a feeling of safety; who w ill take stock, to reflect how lucky we actually are. T h at's one c rim in a l law yers I tion but has held consistently to the think that nothing now can happen tional forests in the United k n o w deliberately reason why I m telling today the adventure of Mrs. B. A. Henne- cu ltiva te d a n a tu ra l view that the m ilita ry services must and th e ir mothers, wives and sweet States? be protected against continuing po berry of New York, N. Y. It's an incredible tale, this story of im pedim ent in his 6. What c ity is known as the hearts w ill feel they need not w o rry litic a l attack w hich would destroy how out of two hundred people living within range of an explo speech. In co u rt about the tim e when these younger C ity of H ills? th e ir usefulness. Likew ise, Mr. 9. What is the greatest height sion, only ten survivors rem ain—of whom Mrs. H enneberry is room debates it Roosevelt has constantly argued for generations of men w ill have to at w hich birds fly? gave him m ore tim e inarch away, w ith drum s beating a policy of building up the arm y, 10. Whut is the estim ated world to th in k up eith e r Irvin S. Cobh and (lags flying, never to return. Scotia^ c J ^ aebei v £ S *.aS a‘ 1406 B arrington street. H a lifa x , Nova navy and m arine corps. F or th e ir peace o f m ind, the pres ! total o f unmined coni? the rig h t questions F ilin ’ i i v Because he large row of houses was owned by a Mr. 11. What is u d e w w o rm f Since he has been in the White Flynn, it was known as Flynn Block. The day was December 's. 1917. or to figure out the rig h t answers. House, M r. Roosevelt has taken ent n e u tra lity law ce rta in ly is help- I 12. What is the difference be- ful. M y suggestion is, however, tliu t And one o f the most charm ing r e t t . n l w.3* / ' # “ ’ ‘ *15 ” enn«‘b e rry children, a ll five of them , were voices I ever heard belonged to a C?re a,w*?>'s ‘ ° see sound poli- they look the facts in the face. When i | tween a s u rf board and an uquu- h ill ' i .L ° r sch001 The two 0,d<" i‘ children had just left the Louisiana g irl whose soft southern Cles of developm ent were invoked one of these o ve rt acts i« com m it- I plune? nouse, and the younger ones were eating th e ir breakfast. A nsw ers accents were fa scin a tin g ly inter as regards the m ilita r y services and ted, in we w ill go regardless of the ■ 1. In 1811, by u i iTiti ¡bution b e rrv 's “h o 'ill? I 3" * 8 T l i ” “ ’ T h a rbor’ d ire c tly across from Mrs. Henne- rupted at in te rva ls by a sudden his interest in the navy in this d i n e u tra lity law. n e rry s house, several boats lay at anchor, one of them c a rry in g am stam m er—lik e unexpected ripples rection has been m arked. In con I m ig h t advert to some of the J J fro m some anonymous person m unition, for this was during the W orld w ar c a rry in g am sequence. the President has brought things th a t happened between 1914 whose conscience h u rt him . The in a gently flowing brook. about a program of building in the and A p ril 6. 1917. President W il fund has grown u n til today It to • • • The A m m unition Ship Exploded. navy that, examined fro m any an son, a sincere advocate of peace. 1 tals over $630,000. the T o r r e r m V e S W1Shmg m ake sure ‘ he children had gone around n f f o r f How i , ‘ ° to , R; Relax. la s' u , , Sle. m ust be considered as having 2. About 25.500,000.000,000 m iles. did the best he could to prevent our i Ir X n ld ?» 1 sch0° I - as was her custom went to the front door and I » EEO RE 1 started out here, feel established a splendid first line of 3. F ro m the R ible L e viticu s p a rticip a tio n in the W orld w ar. It opened “ • somewhat ju m p y a fte r defense fo r o u r country. Whether : 25; 10. was a m a tte r that o ctu o lly brought . „In 016 h a rb o r’ she noticed a cloud of smoke rising. She rem em bers w re stlin g a radio program fo r six one favors a big navy o r a sm all 4. Geyser is an Icelandic word about his re-election in 1918 because | i b u ' ^ S ^ S ^ i . 0 0 0 - ™ E B O A TS E X P L 0 D E ° 1'' Thbb months. J im m y Swinnerton. the a rt- navy, I think it m ust be adm itted —the o rig in a l pronunciation being ist. who's one o f the most devote.) that the navy is the flrs t'lin e 'o f'd e - his cam paign leaders used the slo "g e cse r,” la te r changed to "g a y- She lost consciousness. . . fnends these high mesas ever had, fense and so the President, being gan, ' He kept us out of w a r.” J ser” and Anally A m ericanized to . ,He" neberry 's husband had served overseas w ith the second advised me to tr y stretching out on fu lly acquainted w ith developments Events came through w ith such "gyser." s ta rtlin g speed, however, that a S ^ n V ^ r d ’ th ° n the d,a \ ° ' thC eXpl° S,On he was - ‘be hos" the desert sands as a measure fo r 5. It covers 3,438 square miles throughout the w orld, has seen to it b ,d d i.. - t I h d ‘ ue nolse o i the explosion, he said to one of his health and com plete relaxation and that our navy shall be in a strong month u fte r he was inaugurated fo r of te rrito ry , o f w hich 257 are tn his second te rm , he was standing on buddies. The Germans have got u s," th inking it was an a ir raid. a general toning up. position as our firs t line of defense the ro stru m before u jo in t session Montana, 25 in Idaho and the re “ Just lie down p e rfe ctly fla t," he th . ° “ e u.f ‘ he 5078 came in and said- “ So- Ben. a ll It m ay be, as some c ritic s o f the of congress asking fo r im m ediate m ainder in Wyoming. the North Side is blown up. one of the boats exploded ca rry in g said. Then he 6. There are 175 d iffe re n t type , took another look at P resident contend, that the hun- ammunition. m y figure. ' Anyw ay, he d o w n ," dreds o f m illio n s expended under passage of a resolution placing our o r species of holly found through country in the w a r on the side of th e rlVl enH ”, Huenneberry , heard that, he said: “ My fa m ily is up he said. , . . . . . M r. Roosevelt's policies constituted the A llie s and against G erm any and out the w orld. 7. More than 162.000.000 acres. bo today I trie d it. Another friend, too m uch o f a fund in this direction „ ^ S. l y he assembled some of his friends and started fo r the the C entral Powers. Two days la te r 8. Lynchburg. Va., is so called. that we have no need fo r a navy as we were fo rm a lly in the tight and north end of the c ity AU the soldiers and sailors were out to help them. John K irk , the famous Indian tra d 9. A via to rs crossing the Andes er, helped me pick out a suitable large as that now contem plated, and then, once we were made a b e llig Throngs of H ysterical People. report condors seen nt 22,000 feet. spot on the N avajo reservation that that the creation of a large navy m- ] ? ® 5 ‘l y r° Ped. “ because the people who had re la tive s liv - was fo rty m iles fro m the nearest dicated a policy of aggression by erent by the decision of our govern 10. E stim uted ut 7.8 trillio n m e t in f h n r . „ .n s .. • ----- W U U I l d U r B i a U V e S 1 1V - , , --------J ment. it became " a w a r to m ake ric tons. « .m . m » to / escue them -s h o u tin g and yelling and nearly habitation. , he V nited s , t; M f , the w orld safe fo r d e m o cra cy." going mad w ith fear and anxiety, so Mrs. Henneberry relates I f the R" ’ ,h J~ *- *L ‘ iceiing But the “ site ’ I ~u------------ chose was — already is that these objections X are not w ell 11. This is the B ritis h name for I th in k I need not review a ll of t t g b u ild in g l. St° PP€d—SOnle ° f thCm- they ™ u!d ac‘ ua»7 ? ,X eT Pc d by * . scorpion w *th a founded. The tu rb u le n t situation in the various slogans that were em the ea rth w o rm . 12. An aquaplane is attached to fre tfu l stinger and an irrita b le dis- in te rn a tio n a l relations, both in Eu- ployed in the national propaganda h i. » “ if " “ *1 hysterical human beings. Ben Henneberry pushed Posmon that seemed to resent be rope and in Asia, seems to w a rra n t a m otor bout.’ A s u rf board is not o fel?»n ™akmg * ',‘ h agonized prem onition fo r the unrecogmzabte mass ing crowded. So I got rig h t up a definite move on the p a rt of the to so lid ify our nation behind its m il attached to anything. I t used be ita ry forces. There were m any of o f falhen stone and tim b e rs that had been his home a«am. In fa ct, I got up so s w iftly United States to be equipped In them . The nation was ninety-five hind a m otor boat, the rid e r holds in t h - l l T i i M r \ Ren" eberry came to, a fte r the explosion, she was lying a rope in his hand and can cust mi V . k sald ‘ ‘ was im possible to other words, who is there that would in ? M r h t8 r ° c i M home. A ll around her she could hear people scream* follow the movem ent w ith the hu- wish our notion again to be caught per cent behind the governm ent in loose at any tim e. a w a r to end a ll wars. Hundreds d lh ™ nf hP' i,She w a a c o m Pletely Pinned by the large tim bers and foun- man eye. I t was lik e m agic, he w ithout any w o rth w h ile fighting upon hundreds of m illio n s of dollars * X e h e 7 f in g l£ *y ‘ng ° " her back’ and aI1 she could d° al ’ units ready fo r action as we were were borrowed fro m our citizens in 1917? F u rth e r, although we are who bought, first, lib e rty bonds and One thing, and th a t only, saved her from being burned to Speed Crazed D rive rs. a peaceful nation, we m ust avoid a la te r, v ic to ry bonds. F o r the firs t death. " * r J ‘On,‘L was. so .f*.08« ‘ ° ‘ be w ater that the waves Hie h u rry , Sonny Boy? rep e titio n o f the 1917 conditions be- tim e in la te r h isto ry of our nation ^,asbed < l. . ° Ver th l demolished building, extinguishing livin g ’ * I see you alm ost dailv Vmi’ see you alm ost d a ily. You’re cause we can not afford the waste we had a tremendous national debt, to le ll’ t h e ^ t o r y " ’ * ' Henneberry ’ »-*’ • “ * w ouldn't be here ro a rin g through populous streets or of money that characterized the m ore than ten billions of w hich were skidding on h a irp in turns o r w h irl building up of our arm ed forces at loaned to those nations w ith w hich b ris N?al v f l rn»Off; S?rnPla,ely crushed and buried under tim b e r and de ing at s ix ty perilous m iles an hour that tim e . we were associated in the w ar. The bris, lay one of Mrs. Henneberry s children. She could hear the child around the kinked and snaky tw ists • • • rem ainder o f these funds was spent S i l h l l r / l k C!I 1il g ’ but she C0uld not move t0 helP h e r- A fte r a while of m ountain roads lik e some de One reason fo r the com m ents th a t lik e money in the hands o f a d ru n k she heard the child s cries cease, and she knew she was dead. m oniac bug racing along the spine I have ju s t made on the navy and en sailor, ashore fo r the firs t tim e ih e n Mrs. Henneberry sank into m e rc ifu l unconsciousness. o f a coiled ra ttle r. in the year. N or is there c ritic is m *, . ... President Roose- ON H0WIRS • FRUITS N e u t r a lity veIt s p ^ c ie s is to be made of th a t spending be I f I am one to say, you probably Their Five Children All Dead. VEGETABIE5 t SHRUBS have prim ed yourself fo r this sense A t three o’clock, Ben Henneberry, fra n tic w ith grie f, came upon the Law the fact th a t we cause we were not prepared for lle m a n il o r ig in a l t r a i e J have a new neu w ar. S fld ? e n ° UOfi0thU I f hlS r ^ 6' aDd thC scattered bodles of his five dead less speeding on th a t most danger b o l l i t i . Ir o n t g o u r J r a l t r So, w hile I do not now foresee our l l r i r l v ih ° f H 1 s,m PI-v cannot w rite . No words of mine could ever ous of a ll m ixed tipples—the fear tr a lity law. I t was passed ju s t a ------- and ----- day ahead o f the exp ira tio n o f the p a rticip a tio n in any conflict w ith in P ortray this scene, nor would I if I could. Suffice it to say that the g rief- some com bination o f alcohol one nfCnth lUSband and ¿J’ frieunds assisted in putting Mrs. H enneberfv on gasoline. O r perhaps, like the blind te m p o ra ry n e u tra lity law th a t was the next few years, I am quite con Man a World n h a H n ll nmp.erou.s ho®18 th a ‘ were taking v ic tim s in relays to a hos m ule o f the folklore tale, you ju s t operative during the past ye a r or vinced that M r. Roosevelt has p u r M an is one w orld, and hath an n a tu ra lly don’t care a dern. One s°- p ita l in the south end of the city . sued an absolutely sound program This new law probably is as good in advocating a strong navy and a other to attend h im .—M ilton. f . 50 exte.n8ive wa8 the damage that a ll hospitals were jam m ed vic- th in g is p la in : Despite the high per- centage of m o rta lity your breed is as any n e u tra lity law th a t can be strong a rm y. I t w ill serve us w ell i b n n l * ” taken to. the colle8es fo r treatm ent and hospitalization M rs Henneberry says she was taken to the “ Women’s College.” Some doc- on the increase. w ritte n . I t represents the w ork of and w ill cost us ve ry m uch less ¿/oa can l a n d a b e tta i " urses f,r °m Massachusetts had been sent along, and sh? hap So, again, echoing the question n?en *.n congress who are ve ry se- than if th is building up process had pened to be one of th e ir patients. She was so badly h u rt that she ju st lav w hich the coroner m ust frequently r i ° us *n th e ir desires to create ma- to be accomplished overnight as it ask at the inquest, w hy the h u rry, ch in e ry th a t w ill keep us out o f w a r. was in 1917. I t m ay be su rp risin g “ Sonny Boy? o r at least w ill slow down our en to a good m any people to know that « .rtlin g ■ b r lle r jo b la re a lly our a rm y at present ranks as num easy w h en you kn o w how Io I t c a n 't be that anybody wants tr y into in te rn a tio n a l conflict. « M.w ' Hen" eberry was in the hospital, her fa tn ilv doctor ap p ly . Send 5O< fo r y o u r onpy you back at the place where you've ta m e into the ward and was ta lkin g to one of her neighbors I t lays down prohibitions against ber 17 in the lis t of arm ies o f na o f “ THE PROPER APPROACH" been or that anybody else w ill be the sale of hundreds of item s by tions even though our country is one S?(eakJ.ng o i. Mr8, Henneberry, he rem arked how badly he fe lt I t tells bow Io p ro e e rd .ro n ta iiu i glad to see you at the place where j A m e rica n citizens o r A m e rica n cor- of the largest and one of the richest hl l r ITin V doc,to,' ufor 80 m any years; for, he said, he could •p e e im e n a p p lic a tio n In t e r * , you're going. th l? \ h U‘ <,e.hope fo r b e r- When M rs. Henneberry heard him say I porations to any nation w hich the in the fa m ily o f nations. luiiM irtavit ru les fo r apply ing,as that, she spoke up: “ No, doctor, I ’ m s till here.” 7 M y belief is th a t if our navy is R e a lly now. Sonny Boy, what is i P resident m ay hold to be a “ bel- w ell as v a lu a b le in fo rm a tio n says He WaS thB m ° St surprised man 1 ever looked a t,” M rs Henneberry j a ll the h u rry about? i lig e re n t” nation, w hich is the way made to rank w ith the greatest and w h ic h has h e lped others to plans are worked out as M r. Roose - - - diplom ats describe a nation at w a r. secure p ro fita b le e m p lo y m e n t. Relatives m Massachusetts mourned her as dead. On Christm as Dav C iviliza tio n 's P redicam ent. The law has a fu rth e r im p o rta n t ve lt is try in g to w ork them out so S ? - Vh«” ' , « ' 1" The ■flet A /o w l th a t our a rm y w ill be possible of F E E L it m y d u ty to ca ll atten- and in te re stin g provision. I t re- I n » la m s e « , r s t ln n p tion to the follow ing w arning, re- quires th a t if any b elligerent wants expansion, taxpayers' money w ill be M o n e y O r d e r to lle p t. A * IO , ©— W NU Service. cently published: to buy products in th is country, much better spent than through “ The earth is degenerating in com m odities that are not prohibited boondoggling o r wasted through useless developm ent of theoretical N ature Supplies Pow er sent by pipeline from Texas—where these la tte r days. . . b rib e ry and by the n e u tra lity law, it m ust come schemes. I N C O M r o a t r K u co rruption abound. . . the children to our shores and get them and the wells are—800 miles away. a n d Ice F ro m V o lc a n o e s 5 1 0 C o m m o n w e a lth A n n e x no longer obey th e ir parents. . . it I m ust pay fo r them before the boat Mexico has a volcano that pro- , Sometimes Nature supplies power As the b a ttle over President P I T T « » U l< G II . p A. is evident th a t the end of the w orld leaves. Thus, it has come about fo r nothing. The people of Larder- duces ice. This is Colima, which ) th a t the new law is called the "cash Roosevelt's proposal to pack the Su- By is a p p ro a ch in g !” ello, in the Province of Pisa. Ita ly , sometimes bursts into a c tiv ity c _ prem e co u rt o f the However, it should be added that and c a rr y ” n e u tra lity act. liv e at the foot of an active volcano. some freak, huge hailstones fa ll S u p re m e United States w ith th is prediction is not as m ig h t be T h a t title sounds v e ry sa tisfying, continuously round the crater. E ve ry unit of heat, power, and C o u rt six new judges assumed fro m its fa m ilia r ring, I t sounds as though we w ill never lig h t used in the town is obtained These are collected in special bins, grows in heat, it the utterance of some inspired oh- m ake loans again as wc did du rin g fro m its fie ry interior, thus saving conveyed to distant towns, and sold server of the present moment. It the W orld w a r-lo a n s never to be becomes increasingly evident that the citizens endless expense and in cafes and hotels. IS, a tra n sla tio n fro m an Assyrian | repaid except in some m in o r in- mem bers o f congress are looking to taxation. In addition, com m ercial the p o litica l aspects o f the situation tablet, dated 2800 B. C. The Tree Fish stances—and th a t none o f our ships borax is obtained from “ blow So, if the fu lfillm e n t o f the doleful w ill become the targets o f foreign to a g reater extent than obtained in Among the strange creatures in holes in the hillside, relates a w rit A ustralia is the mudskipper. It prophecy has been delayed fo r 4,- gunboats because we are tra n sp o rt- the e a rly stages o f the fight. This e r in London Answers Magazine. 737 years it seems reasonable to ing m unitions of w a r to any bellig- circum stance c e rta in ly is w orking i The people of S tyria, A ustria, live swims, walks on land—why it even assume that it m ay be some months erent. Surely, th is phase of the law to the advantage o f those who op beside another kindly mountain. clim bs trees. The fish, found in r iv yet before c iv iliz a tio n flies a ll to w ill in a measure re ta rd our en- pose the P resident’s scheme and it T h is is "D e r Erzberg,” the Iron ers oi Northern Queensland, are gen . . . j trance in to any w a r and it w ill at is interesting to look at the picture M ountain, which is 5,000 feet high e ra lly about 10 inches long. A real pieces. fro m th a t angle. freak of nature, they have lungs in ,,, I the same tim e reduce the excite- and contains about 300,000,000 tons M y observation of congressional Waning States Rights. m ent in th is country incident to addition to gills. T heir thick fro n t o f iron ore—fifty per cent of its vol a ctivitie s in the past leads me to be A S I watch com m onwealth a fte r the m anufacture and sale o f m uni fins are about the shape and size of ume. com m onwealth below the Ma- tions o f w a r because o f the profits lieve th a t every P resident m ust ex frogs legs. On these they walk. A There is another iron mountain in son and D ixon line tu m b lin g over accruing under such circum stances. pect in his second te rm a ce rta in m udskipper usually goes ashore pur Sweden—K iiru n a v a a ra —which is 2,- am ount of defection, a ce rta in one another to em brace centralized B ut, it strikes me that, a fte r a ll, 455 feet high and contains more sued by a crab, its m ortal enemy. a u th o rity in exchange fo r federal am ount of running away, among the To escape it ascends the roots of th is n e u tra lity la w is lik e ly to be a high-grade iron than any other funds fo r local projects, I ’m re ra th e r fu tile gesture. H aving ob supporters who stood by him un a mangrove tree, m any of which equal area on earth, for seventy grow near the shore. Thus it gets minded of a tr ip w hich a friend of served governm ental action over an flin ch in g ly d u rin g his firs t te rm . Of per cent is pure iron. course, most of his sta lw a rts w ill , mine out here ju s t made. extended period of years, I refuse Needless to say, both these moun another name, “ mangrove fish.” He's a descendant of the Lees and to k id m yself. I w ill not say th a t stick by h im through th ick and th in | ta in s have been exploited by the he decided to pay a pious p ilg rim the new n e u tra lity act w ill keep us but it alw ays has happened th a t a Isaac Watts, Hymn Writer co m m u n itie s who live in the vicin age to the last re m a in in g strong out of w a r because, ve ry definite ra th e r deep frin g e of his p a rty w ill I Isaac Watts, the hymn w rite r, ity . begin to balk o r duck when they j was born at Southampton in 1674. hold of the late Southern Confed ly , i t w ill not. N a tu re has also her own gas From 1696 to 1701 he was a tu to r in eracy. So he went to the only two reach the second lap and know thnt L e t us see w hy. There are a w o rks. Medicine Hat, in Alberta, the fa m ily of Sir John Hartopp He states th a t voted last fa ll fo r states’ the head o f th e ir p a rty w ill not I has fo r years obtained gas and light became m in iste r of the independent rights, m aking his headquarters in thousand and one acts th a t a fo r seek election to a th ird te rm . The eign nation can do to in su lt our na fro m inexhaustible subterranean church at M ark Lane, London, 1702, the ghost c ity of Passamaquoddy. reason m ust be quite obvious. A ll tional honor or damage our citizens generating stations. There are a He reports that, in both Maine and th e ir com m erce. These are m em bers of the house and one-third resigning in 1712 because of 111 num ber of wells which supply fifty health. Watts was a popular w rite r and V erm ont, the secession senti of the senate m em bership have to called “ o v e rt” acts. When an ove rt m ile s of houses and streets. and his theological works were nu m ent is getting stronger a ll the tim e act is com m itted, it is so easy to fo r seek votes in th e ir home d is tric ts W elland, Ontario, also has a nat every tw o years. W ith a President merous. His tretise on “ Logic” be and that there’s a grow ing tendency u ra l gas supply, and so has some of came well known, but his reputation to name boys fo r Je ff Davis rather get about the high p rinciples stated in his second te rm , the in te re st of in the present n e u tra lity law. I t can the M id-W estern of the United rests chiefly upon his hymns. He than Ethan A llen or Neal B. Dow these candidates fo r office m ust be repealed and a declaration of States, but in the la tte r case gas is died in 1748. IR V IN 8. COBB; tu rn to w hat th e ir voters th in k rath w a r substituted fo r i t alm ost w ith in e - W N U Service. er than w hat the P resident thinks. tw e n ty-fo u r hour». / ^ I I I N LEE , ARIZ.—Away up here in the Indian country comes a new spaper, saying some expert a t correcting hu m an utterance has turned up with a cure for stuttering. National Topics Interpreted By W IL L IA M BRUCKART I a KILLS INSECTS f © IM Ml C G B M' ® Western Newspaper Union.
