The Washington times., 1933-08-07
DOESN 7 CARE
# PHYSICIANS
R|D|CULE HIM
Convinced That Experiments
Will Be Successful;
Tells of His Plans


place for all things. The time
will come when the skeptical
will have ample opportunity
to be convinced"
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Aug. Z.
Earl E. budding, Of Hunting
ton, w. Va, president of the
Prisoners Relief Society, was dis
cuSSing his startling prenatal
Announcement" recently issued,
In which he declared his scien-
tifically conceived daughter, Miss
Chemical budding, will be born
October Is of this year.
He who listens seriously to what
budding says and has confidence
IN his sincerity cannot but be
impressed, no matter how prepos-
terouS his story sounds at first.
He has declared that he has
injected the life germ, chemically
produced from the leaves of
tree, into his wife's blood stream.
Is Very Serious.
He insists that a child will be
born as a result of that injec-
tion. It sound fantastic, but
Dudding's face is very serious.
and his eyes pierce you through.
He says:
I'VE, my wife and I, do not
care a string what the
medical profession thinks"
And then he goes on to explain
that this first chemically pro-
duced baby is being born to sat-
1sfy himself that his theory is
correct. He explains:
First we must have the
child and second we must pro-
duce the second child in the
same way, with all the acts
public. Then those who wish
to know will know positively.
At this time I am seeking to
convince myself"
The elements of semen which
will produce human life, he SAYS,
is everywhere; in all vegetation.
But that extracted from the
cherry trees leaf gives best
results. The sporoblast, as he
terms it, when extracted from
the cherry leaf, is cultured in a
bit of his own blood for nine
days. It is then injected into
the blood stream of a woman.
He said:
"When 1 was satisfied that I
could produce child by in.
jecting the elements into the
circulation, my wife of her
own vOlitiOn suggested that if
scientific baby were to be born
she wished to be its mother.
pointed out the hazards of
childbirth, and suggested that
q stronger woman might be bet
ter for the test case. She was
disappointed. At last we reached
an understanding and 1 gave
my consent. She undertook all
the tests perfectly and the inn
pregnating fluid was deposited.
She is perfectly normal in
every way. She does her house
work regularly and we are look
ing forward to having a perfect
baby.
TO END SIN AND CRIME
TAVy VI WUA1CU eGEO
ready and willing to undergo
the same tests that my wife is
passing through. 1 have ex-
perimented, using a number of
women who have wished to as
sist, to determine positively that
the injection could safely be
made into the blood stream by
use Of hypOdermic needle. The
serum was not permitted to
fecundate, but was removed by
curetting. Only in the case of
my wife was the serum per-
mitted to feCundate."
budding is convinced that his
theory will remove sin and crime
from the world. He aid:
"I have been thinking about
the story of Adam and the for
hidden fruit. have been
thinking about what God meant
when he told man and woman
not to cohabitate, and 1 have
been searching for his reason.
/ think I have found it,"
"The only way to get rid of
the sin germ is to get rid of
the old way of conception. Chill
dren produced by the new
method will be free of sin
and crime. l believe have
found the method by impreg-
mating the female through the
blood stream. / have spent 22
years in deep study of sperma-
tOlOgy, and 1 believe 1 know
what l am talking about. There
is no point here in going into
the technicalities of the subject.
Let it suffice to say that the
only way to eradicate evil traits
from the human race is to Ster-
iliZe the preSenC generation and
start all over again by fetatiOn
by scientific methods. 1t can be
dosAe.
II cannot tell now all know
about this problem. 1 have said
enough to reveal the essentials.
The details can be developed at
the right time"
Yes, it is strange thing. This
man and his wife are treading on
perilous ground. They are peer
ing into mysteries. What will
come of it, who can tell? But
anybody who knows budding
knows his determination and that
it is next to impossible to Swerve
him from his purpose once he has
set out upon it.