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I social security program. The original intent of the. intangible* tax law, it was explainI cd, watt to exclude securities owncd by the institutions included in 1 jllie attorney general's opinion. Under strict application of the law, however, pension funds and intangibles investments of religious, fraternal and educational institutions would be liable for collection of tho 1933 and 1934 taxes with penalties. Philip Zoerchor, chairman of the state tax hoard, said today that he is considering collecting only the tax for 1935. Local officials already have been instructed to proceed with the total collections but the order is expected to be modified, he said. “Despite the opinion, 1 don't see how the state teachers retirement fund, for instance, could be classified as coming under the ruling,” Zoercher said. “In view of the state aid factor and the state's Interest in the fund, collection of an Intangibles tax on the teachers fund would be just the same as placing a tax on the state itself.” Robert Hougham, executive see rctary of the retirement fund, WWWIftAfWWtfWWVUWWW

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plans to obtain a formal opinion | irom Lutz on the question no far uh the fund itself is concerned. FORMER LOCAL CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE Fred Wamlteganss, pastor of the Emmaus Lmtlteran church of which Mrs. Andrews was a member, will officiate. asHinted by Rev, K. W. I Weber. Burial will he made in tho Decatur cemetery. YOl TH ADMITS CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE parents’ property. “He said he lured them from ■ the car oti the pretext of showing them an old Indian grindstone he had discovered in the hills,” Sheriff Allen said, “Mrs, Pierson was interested in Indian relics.” After killing the couple. Pierson hid the pistol and his own and father's purses and his father's i watch to make tho robbery story appear plausible, the sheriff said . the youth told him. “Nixies" is the name given to illegibly or improperly addressed letters by post office mail sorters.

BANDITS LOOT FURNITURE CO. Two Armed Bandits Roh Fort Wayne Furniture Store Wednesday Fort Wayne, Ind . April 25-—(UPI —Two armed bandits entered the Rowland furniture company store ‘here yesterday and robbed four employes and the firm's safe of $639 in I cash. The two gunmen entered the store and asked to be shown a piece of furniture. They were led to the rear of the store where they drew revolvers and announced that it was u hold-up. One of the bandits held three ■clerks, Harry Fteh, T. F. Carroll and Cicar Turfllnger, and a book | Roeper, Mite Helen Rising, at bay at I the rear of the store while the thor ’ ransacked their pockets and the safe in the office. About $23 was taken from the (employes and the balance of the loot from the safe. After all available cash w ..1 scooped up the bandits ordered the employes into the basem?nt with orders to stay there a few minutes, and escaped. The employes remained in the 'baeement with orders to stay there n few minutes, and escapedThe employes remained in the basement a few monutes before .-oming up on an elevator and notifying ipolice. The description of the gunmen and the methods they used Indicates they were the same pair who robbed the Hadley furniture store here of S2OO about ago. —o Weed Specialist Inspects Farms (). C. Lea, weed extension specialist of Purdue University, was in the county Wednesday and in company with County Agent Archbold visited a number of the sprayed and 'cultivated Canada thistle amd Bind weed plots in the county. It was found that where the Canada thistle and European bind weed laid been properly sprayed, uniformly good results were obtained; that is, about a 95% kill, which means that the sprayed plots must be followed through for the second year, in order to be 100% effective. Mr. Lee was surprised to find the weed had gained a foothold in this county. One fairin' of about 12* acres in particular, was shown Mm which was entirely overrun with bind weed and two other farms that had from three to fiveaicre patches on them. He stated he knew of no other (place in the state in which DOCTOR TOLD HER HOW TO LOSE 17 POUNDS OF FAT Gossipers Peeved Mrs. Robert Hickey of Roseville, Calif., writes: “My doctor prescribed Krurehen Salts for me —he said they wouldn't hurt me in the least. I’ve lost 17 lbs. in 6 weeksKruschen is worth its weight in gold." Mrs. Hickey paid no attention to gossipers who said there was no safe way to reduce —envious women who don’t like to see others youthfully slim. She wisely foliowed her doctor’s advice. Why don’t YOU? Get a jar of Kruschen to-day (lasts 4 weeks and costs bnt a trifle) and if you don't lose 12 Ibn. and feci years younger and healthier—money back. Simply take half teaspoonful in cup of hot water every morning (tastes fine with juice of half lemon added.) Holthouse Drug Co., and Smith Drug CO. sell lots of it. PAINTYOUR WALLS WITH MELLOTONE I ! " Fwliuvri-i- * I llttMT SANf> *3* I | _ Mast •’ — Here’s a soft, luxutious, flat wall finish that forms a fitting background for furnishings and bangings in any room; It can be kept clean and beautiful with soap and water. And it is made in many attractive pastel tints that lend themselves to a wide variety of color schemes in both plain and fancy effects. Stop in and get a free costs of Lowe Brothers Book. “101 Questions About Paiming and Decorating.'! ( Holthouse Drug Co.

tho infestation wa<s no extensive ■ This is an alarming eitiiutlon, as 8»e r-gard.’i European hind weed a much nnre serloun menace than Canada thiiitle. o — Pleasant Mills High Entered In Contest Plea-saut Mills l.s one of the 28 Indiann high .schools which have entered the national edu ation better hoiMing content, sponsored by the FHA, according to a report I

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gold medals. Rosenbaum Company’s Holdings Liquidated I Chicago April 25 —(UP) —Llquida- | tion of the grain holdtnga of the Rosenbawm grain eorperatlon was ccnnpletod leas than ah hour after the Chicagd board of trade opened today. i The llqquidution brought about ! only a moderate recetefon in the ■ market and officiate belibve tihey

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had auci-owfully relieved a situation .so that it forced eldslug of the exchange all day yeaterday. At 10:16 A. M. CST. 45 minute* utter the market « pi ned, President Roliert I’. Boylan of the Board of Trade tesued thte statement: “Liquidation of futures contract holdinga of tire Roisenimurn grain conporation on tlhe (Chicago bdird of trade was ccmplel d in orderly fashion shortly utter the market opened today."