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kwpt their children from school more than one or two 4<ys. The ntirvc* stated tfhat the dangers of complications with title disease are great. One death this year , is bi lieved to hnv* had its direct I source to scarlet fever. The majority of the acnrlet fever J cases have never had medical attention and the children have been I treated for sore throats by tihe par- | ents. | Another dhwase which hi epreudIng through the schools U influenza. This Ims been 'caused by the lack of individual drinking cups. Strrptlcoccic sore throat is also j being spread in the schools by community drinking cupsThere are only a few caves of measles in Ute i aunty. This disease aprt-sd in epidemic fashion last year for u time nearly closing I some schools. There are many cases of bad tonsils in the county, which are resultI ing in poor school work and minor ailments. There are a number of 1 children suffering from infections

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caused by teeth which have not hud the pr per attention. An effort is now being made to s ave the eyes of ull school children examined. Poor eyesight is retarding thi pupils in their studies Health habits in the last few months have improved. A large percentage of the pupils uro bnmhing their teeth twice a day, ore refraining from biting their finger nails, and otherwise observing the simple .health rules set up by the nurses. The children are drilling more milk daily. Tlio consumption of coffee has been slightly reduced aiming the grade pupils. There are u few first gradertA however, who are ctill drinking coffee morning and nightCOLBERT (.ABLE CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE pened one night,” was given one of rhe symbolic gold statuettes for the best direction. Columbia studios won a simitar award for the cutstanding production of the year. ' Robert lieskin, who wrote "it happened on night" from a Samuel Hopkins Adams story, won th-’ prize for t. ts best adaptation. The iplay also received un award forth? best musical scoring and the sound recorder* were honored. The award for scientific achievement was shared jointly by electrical research products, Inc., and Columbia for un improved recording method. More t'hun 900 of Hollywood’s Elite packed into the Biltmore liowl to hear announcement <;f the awards. ’ o ELMER HUCKINS (CONTINUED ON PAGE FIVE) the indictment* with Huckins along wfiTi his wife. Amelia, now a i fugitive, and his son, George, who I is dead. The charge against Mrs. Kiley was dismissed with the understanding that she would testify for the government. After she had testified for the government that she had handled between two and three million dollars for Huckins. Mrs. Kiley admitted under cross examination that the original checks were sent to the son in Cedar Rapids, la., who returned money to be paid out as interest. Thirteen of the counts in the in-

dietment accused Huckins of using the mails to defraud upon which the maximum penalty is five years imprisonment on each count. The 14th count charged conspiracy to violate the postal fraud statute which carries a maximum penalty of two years Imprisonment. Huckins was tried in Cedar Rapids. la., originally, was convicted, but won an appeal. AGED RECLUSE CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE had been completely ransacked as though the slayers had searched carefully for hidden wealth. Little was known of Webb's personal habits but it was generally believed that he kept large sume of money hidden about the house. He derived his income from several houses which he rented in Cannelton. The body was found by Willie Burden, 25, who had gone to Webb’s home to rent one of the houses. Coroner Early Snyder reported that Webb had been beaten to death with a blunt instrument. Neighbors said that the aged bachelor had uo close relatives or friends. F. D. R. FACES CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE? upon to swing the Nye-McCarran motion tor a select committee investigation of NRA. The administration. compelled to agree to an investigation, h anxious that the inquiry be under auspices of chairman Pal Harrison and his cotnparitively dependable finance committee. Organized labor, however, was prepared to adopt Mr. Roosevelts ' earlier technique and attempt to I align nationwide support for its opposition to administration insistence on a security wage. It lias been nearly two years since that wintry day when the President assumed office. The present situation is the most com-! plex he has faced since. Among the administration’s problems are: 1. Settlement of the work-re-lief controversy and development ot a relief program which con i greso will sup)Mirt. 2. Delays encountered by the social security program. 3. Situations created by the ad- | verse TVA ruling in Birmingham I and the NRA decision at Wilniingtoti. | 4. Threatened delays to the I NRA extension program. 5. The probability of new tax requirements. 6. Political angle* to the LongFarley controversy and the Cut-ting-Chavez election contest. o EL PASO, TEXAS CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE vice pending negotiations. The proposal submitted to Smith last night contained a provision for an immediate wage- increase of 20 ditionol 20 per cent within six percent; <j scaled increase of an admonths; a demand for a “closed shop," and proposed working rules. Ingram asserted that the strike committee "has confidence in the local uwnagem-nt of the electric company but we ore afraid of Stone and Webster.” “If t»iey will 'meet us half way. Ingram proposed, "we can turn on the power and get going. ALLEGE EFFORT CONTINUED E’ROM PAGE ONE pareutly effused excessive wear on the pistons, cylinder walls and blower section.” Post said privately to friends that he would "regret deeply" if , laboratory tests showed that the Winnie Mae tiad' been marked by saboteurs. He told them he suspected no one, and then left for i Kansas City. | Refusing to reveal the purpose |of the trip, he said he would re-' turn within a few days. c/tasiestWay to borrow Money You will like the case and promptness 1 with which you can borrow money from us. We will loan you up to S3OO | on your own signature and security. Every request for a loan receives our i immediate and courteous attention. Easiest- Way-to-Pay $ 25.00— Monthly Payment .... $ 1 DI $ 50 00—Monthly Payment ....$ 2.00 * 75.00— Monthly Payment .... $ 3.00 SIOO.OO— Monthly Payment ....$ 4.00 slso.oo—Monthly Payment ....$ 6.00 $200.00— Monthly Payment ....$ 8.00 $300.00— Monthly Payment ....$12.00 i (and interest) Rprcial Time Tl»a for Farmer.. ©l.hrr amounts In proportion You may repay all or any part of your loan nt •nv time. Interest on just the actual time you have the money. Pull information without cost or obligation. Call, writ© or phone u». BflamKUiT I Over Schafer Hdw. Store Decatur, Ind. Phone 2-3-7 rsriTimmirr

Two Ft. Wayne Men Are Killed In Crash Wanatah, Ind., Feb. 28- —— I John A. Krantz. 30, uud Leo C. Lorenz, 3S, boUi of Fort Wayne, were ; killed instantly and two Indiana harbor men were injured critically in i head-on collision between two j automobiles ' lie mile west,of here ■ on U. S. highway 30 yesterday after-1 noon. Wallace Kropaczwoski and Wil Hain Slemltozko, both of Indiana harbor, were taken to the Holy Family tiostpit'i! at Laporte where little hope fe held for Krcpaezwoski's recovery. The Fort Wayne men were enroute home from. Chicago when t.n? ; accident occurred. Officials investigating the accident said that a'oout 30 cases of liquor bearing Illinois state stamps, ware found in Krantz's wrecked car. Van Wert Band To Broadcast Friday The Marsli foundation school baud of Van Wert, Ohio, directed by Prof. Leonard Wolf, will broadcast u 30-minute program over auction j WOWO, Fort Wayn... aud 3 p. m. Friday. During the program D- nald H. Smith will talk briefly on this five million dollar institution.' The D. Y. B. Class play which was scheduled for Friday night bus been postponed indefinitely because of the death of a member of the class, Miss Grace Hurst. STATE SENATE ——— CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE ; aioners. The other authorizes the state highway department to mark 1 the route of the Lincoln family from Tobinsport (Spencer county > to Vincennes. Twenty-two house bills, including one prohibiting manufacture, sale, possession, operation or leas-

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. ing of slot machines, were sent to final reading by the senate. The senate indefinitely poet-, poned a house bill which would ' have made sewage improvement' assessments a prior lieu on real

1 — ■ — . ■■■ .'o-m-amngesrrTT: ■ ■■ nr-rr UNIV. OF CALIFORNIA VERIFIES LAXATIVE EFFECT OF PRUNE JUICE Report Shows Laxative Values of Fruit Due to Natural Active Principle Which Stimulates Intestinal Action ... Not Lost When Combined With Other Food Stuffs such as Prun-O-Wheat Bread, the natural laxative food!

Science has now proven, and reduced tn known laboratory measurements, the long popular belief that prunes ere one of Nature’s most effective 1 natural laxative agents. According to tens made by the Department of Pharmacology, University of California, the “laxative values of Cali- , fornia Prunes are not entirely due to the smooth bulk of t he fruit, but toqn •d>M principle which stimulates the vttnn of the intestine.” Ai-cording to the report, tests also demonstrated that “the purgative artioss appears in food-stuffs derived J front prunes as well as in the dried prune itself . . . indicating tlmt the | laxative qualities of prunes are not lost, when combined with other ingredients as in prune bread.” PLEASANT NEW WAY TO RELIEVE CONSTIPATION This means that much of the constipation for which we have been using

1 estate. The house bill prohibiting the! i manufacture, sale, possession, operation or leasing of elot machines ! was held on second reading for j further amendments on motion of I

harmful habit-forming cathartic drugs | can now be easily and pleasantly relieved by daily eating some natural, regulative food. PRUN-O-WHEAT BREAD is just such a food. It was developed by a great food laboratory working with our own bakers. PRUN-O-WHEAT BREAD is a delicious combination of two natural laxative food elements . . flaked wheat and the concentrated juice of sun-ripened California Prunes. When you taste It you find a rich fruitiness blended with the nut-like flavor of the flaked!

HOLSUM PRUN-O-WHEAT BSE E.B a natural laxative food

Sen. William D. Hardy. D.. EvansI ville. One amendment, permitting peace officers to destroy confisi cated slot machines upon court ' order, was approved.

.■wheat grain. Everyone like it . . I ’specially the children. And it’s good for everyone. TRY THIS 14-DAY TEST It’s the regiilariti/ with which you eat PRUN-O-WHEAT BREAD that benefits you, rather than eating large amounts in a short space of time. So. we recommend that you try eating a few slices at each meal for a two-week [>eriod. You'll be amazed at the difference it will make. It will help regulate your health habits, tone up your entire system and renew your zest in life! Make this 14-day test. Ask your i grocer for a loaf, today.

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