Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 13, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 May 1932 — Page 3

•■MAY 26, 1032

REBUKE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ' IN MANN FIGHT Council Deletes Paragraph in Ordinance Flaying Highway Head. .Efforts of county commissioners to discredit Charles Mann. Republican highway superintendent, in tiff:; flsht to oust him, today received n rebuke from the county Council. Xouncilmen amended an appropriation ordinance bv striking out a paragraph charging that Mann fiad been guilty of neglect of duty., .' This body does not believe that MV ordinance should contain criti- 1 *&m of any public official. - Walter

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acrlbrs rflect of rating fresh j photograph. Note how food cleanly. That • becauseyeaat SICK. DFPRKSSF.D. (!onatlpatlon a dally ▼ DR. ERNST BI.UMANN, head of the celebrated Btielow Hoapltal, In Berlin, Germany, ayt ▼ TRY YEAST* YOURSELF! 3 cake* a day will trouble. Such case* are ao often needlcM! ▼ M always prescribe fresh yeast tor conatipation." Read {IU deacrlptlon below of a typical ca. ▼ !‘tone up" the intcatinea, bring bleased relief.

“Her CONSTIPATION was completely Relieved”

THINK of going over a groat doctor's case records with him! Os listening as he tells you in his own words howAie has helped hundreds of men and women escape from one tormenting physical ill. Here is a case from the thousands recorded by the celebrated Dr. Ernst Bluznann. of Berlin, Germany:— MRS. \V . 38, married, chronic abdominal complaint, disturbed digestion, constipation. Patient very tick, depressed and bad tempered. Had to take daily some strong cathartic to obtain movement. _J)r. Blumann says: “I started treatment with yeast. Patient reported almost normal elimination within a few days . , . “Her disposition improved. After about six weeks she acknowledged being in better

Aid a Cure-all”..FUischntanns Yeast is a health food thousands eat

C Boctchcr. council president, stated. The council passed an ordinance, which commissioners requested, appropriating *183.509 in highway funds, but struck out another paragraph stating the council had approved the commissioners' 1-cent ro and levy. ‘This body did not approve tha levy. We wanted it cut to a half cent, but they told us we had no jurisdiction in the matter, Boetchcr explained A bitter fight ensued between councilmen and commissioners at budget-making time last fall. Mann, highway superintendent, suggested a half-oent levy as sufficient for 1932. which was raised by commissioners. Attempt to oust Mann.' launched by Democratic Commissioners Dow Vorhles and Thomas Ellis, has ended in circuit court to which Mann appealed his case. The fight caused commissioners to hold up wages of more than 209 road workers. These men. whose families have been dependent upon charity, will be paid from funds appropriated today.

Famous Berlin physician cites results of fresh yeast treatment in a typical case. Read how this remarkable food can help YOU

health than she had been for years. Her constipation was completely relict ed." # * * Chronic Constipation— Doctors sav that women are especially subject to this trouble. And it can have extremely grave results. When intestines become sluggish, food wastes collect, putrefy. Poisons filter into the blood. Headaches result, and as time goes on, decreased vitality, poor circulation, bad breath, coated tongue.

ASKS RAILROAD RIGHTS TO USE OF WATERWAYS R. H. Aishton Opposes U. S. Aid for River and Harbor Work. Bv L it it r 4 l'ms WASHINGTON. May 26—The suggestion that the railroads be given the right to engage in inland waterways transportation, was made to the house ways and means committee today by R. H. Aishton of the Association of Railway executives. He appeared in opposition to the Mansfield bill for a *500.000.000 bond issue for rivers and harbors projects. He charged “that an appreciable

It’s So Easily Corrected, Doctors Find

amount" of taxes paid by railroads made possible many waterway improvements. and that rail carriers would remain opposed to waterways competition “which is relieved from important operating costs." The government should retire from barge line operation in two years. Ashton said. C. S. Duncan, economist of the association, submitted statistical data to the committee, and charged that tonnage figures of barge lines were distorted. “The great, bulk of inland waterwavs tonnage is short haul." said Duncan, “this looms as large tonnage. but is low as to mileage, which really measures service." R. 0. T. C. PLAQUE WON BY WASHINGTON HIGH Second Consecutive Victory Is Recorded by “Soldiers." Second consecutive victory in the annual inspections by the Reserve ; Officers' Association was scored Wednesday by the R. O. T. C. unit of Washington high school.

For over 75 years medical men 'have relied, in such cases, on the remarkable corrective properties of fresh yeast. A food, yeast is harmless. Where drugs and cathartics tear down, yeast builds up. It actually-nstrengthens intestinal muscles .. . stimulates normal action. At the same time it softens the clogging intestinal wastes. And as it “tone*” and cleanse* the system. headaches occur less often, disappear. Digestive troubles, skin troubles.

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With Fresh Yeast! ♦

dizziness, backaches, colds vapish when elimination becomes regular! • • • You can get Fleischmann's Yeast at grocers, restaurants and soda fountains. Just eat 3 cakes a day—before meals, or between meals and at bedtime—plain or in water (a third of a glass). Each cake, you know, is rich in vitamins B, G and D. Won’t you try it now? * Important— Fleischmann’s Yeast for

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NAME STATE SLATE OF SOCIALIST PARTY E. E. Bailey Is Nominated for United State* Senate Race. E. E. Bailey of Indianapolis and Charles Lynch of Ft. Wayne are the nominees ' the Socialist party for United States Senator anu Governor, respectively. Charles Ginsberg, state secretary of the party, announced today. Other candidates selected are: Henry Pier*on o! South Bend for Lieutenant Governor; Roland Stevens of Ft. Wavne. for aorretarv of state: Herman Kronewltter of South Bend, for auditor of state: Orwlle Vovault of Ft Wavne. for state treasurer; O*or*e To*etl of Garv. lor attorney cenera): Wallace tvooaard of South Bend, for clerc o! tne suoreme court: H'rber Wise of Ft Wavne. lor (-*• suD-rintend-’ni of ouhltc Instruction: William Hamlshfetrer of Ft. Wavne and to. electors at large: Stanley Jukieh of Garv. for oresidential elector. First district: Orville Laughlin of South Bend. Third district, and Ear! McCracken of Indiananolis Twelfth district. Come on you Contest enthusiasts. If vou want to get part of the SSOO that is going to be GIVEN AWAY, this is the easiest money you ever had a chance to win. Complete detail* on Page 9 of this paper today.

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