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Provocative and educational were the comments on the cancer film, sponsored by the Amissville Ruritan Club and shown under the direction of Dr. Hutt of Warrenton at the Amissville fire hall last Tuesday. Rejected in some communities as too controversial or erroneous, the film offered interesting history in the development of medicine and in the success which has determined many facts concerning the nature and growth of cancer cells.
The underlying object of the film was to assert that laetrite or B17 is effective in the treatment of cancer. Eskimos and the inhabitants of Hunza in central Asia where the diet contains B17 seem to be immune to cancer. While the United States government claims no benefit from latrite and its use as quackery. Dr. Hutt suggested an error in the reports and added further com
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