Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 140, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 October 1932 — Page 2

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MRS, GANN TO BE SPEAKER IN CITY TUESDAY Vice-President’s Sister to Give Addresses Here and in Terre Haute. Mrs. Dolly Gann, sister af VicePresident Charles Curtis, will speak in Indianapolis at 2:30 Tuesday afternoon in the Riley room of the ; Claypool. Mrs. Gann will speak at Terre Haute Tuesday night, at Gary Wednesday night, and at Ft. Wayne Thursday. She comes to Indianapolis from Wheeling. W. Va. NOTED EDUCATOR DIES By I ultra Prm CHICAGO, Oct. 21.—Professor Ernest Freund ofithe University of Chicago, 60. internationally known authority on jurisprudence, died Thursday night at Billings Memorial hospital of heart disease.

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Parlors, Too Much Cake Ruin Youth , Says Dehunker

* XT' OUTH of today asks for bread and we give it cake.” and “more young fellows have been ruined in the parlor than on the gridiron," are two of the latest "kernel* of Rice" from the debunking pen of Dr. Thurman B. Rice, Indiana university, who writes monthly in the Indiana board of health bulletin. “Why it's getting so.” Dr. Rice

'NEED' MORE PLOWS 210 on Hand, but State Intends to Buy 60. j “A plow for every snowflake,” seems to be the new slogan of the Indiana state highway commission. Although 210 snowplows lay rust- ; ing in storage in various parts of Ithe state, unused after a snowless season last winter, the commission has "decided more plows are essential. So arrangements are being made for purchase of sixty more snowplows at a cost to taxpayers of i $26,000.

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U. S. OIL SUPPLY LOW Petroleum Reserves Will Last Only 10 Years, President Warned. By hcrippi-Hoicard Xetcepaprr Alliance WASHINGTON. Oct. 21.—At the present rate of production, the known petroleum reserves of the United States will be exhausted in ten or twelve years, in the opinion of the federal oil conservation board. In its fifth report to the President, the government agency created by former President Coolidge to study the oil situation, disagrees with those who have advanced the claim of late that the underground deposits of petroleum will supply the country indefinitely.

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reared by the ‘book.’ It's nothing on what they do to the old girl who has been rearing babies for a million years or more. “The book' says the beby must not be jiggled, though he evidently enjoys it; he mustn't put things in his mouth, though that is the best way to learn; he might get a germ if he sits on the floor. a b a “’fTTE are all the time trying W to save our children from the things we did ourselves—and thrived upon, "We are so careful to prepare them for every responsibility that we are taking away from them the tremendous stimulus which comes from the unexpected. “Every sign indicates that our youngsters will have to work like the devil if they ever amount to anything. We make things easier for them by giving them cake when they ask for bread, and the cake rots their teeth, spoils their appetites and gives them the bellyache. “Nowadays there are ever so many parents of spoiled kids who think that you shouldn't use a

switch when Mamma's Darling spits on the visitllfg minister. ‘ “Well, I don't think you should either. I much prefer a hickory club in such a case. “Os course. I'm awfully sorry when it becomes necessary to apply the active hyperemia to the gluteal region of an obstreperous youngster who show's signs of taking after his mother’s family. “It's a sign that we, his parents, have tailed, and it really does hurt me nearly as bad as it hurts him, but there are times—as every parent knows. B m B “T was asked ifr I would permit J. my boys to play football. ‘Wouldn't you be afraid they might get hurt?’ Sure, they might get hurt, but I just cant

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help but recall that a lot more fellow's have been ruined in a parlor than on the gridiron “If one of these chaps of mine grows into a tea hound I'm sure enough going to muss up his marcel when be comes home to •fathuh.’ “Instead of putting a lot of young fellows and girls to work, we send them to college when they haven’t the slightest inclination toward serious application to the task of getting an education. “I am asked; Don’t you believe in giving every young person a college education?’ No. I don't. “In the first place you can't give any one an education. That is something he must get himself, and if he w'ants it badly enough to be worthy of the sacred trust which It implies he would get it anyway and know' how he got it.”

STEVE ORDERED INTO COURT IN LIBERTY FIGHT Warden Daly Must Produce Ex-Klan Boss for Hearing Monday. ( By I nited Prn* SOUTH BEND. Ind.. Oct. 21.—D. 1 klan power, will be brought before C. Stephenson, former Indiana Federal Judge Thomas W. Slick in j the northern Indiana district court. Monday, on a wTit of habeas corpus served on Warden Walter H. Daly of the state prison, where Stephenson j is serving a life term, i The writ was served on Daly after

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; Judge Slick granted the prisoners attorneys a hearing to determine whether he is beipg held in violation of his constitutional rights. I ' Stephenson s attorneys’ B. C. Jetikines and James H. Parker, Gary- * re seeking to have the prisoner discharged on the contention he was denied a fair trial on the charge of killing Madge Oberholtzer. Children’s Coughs Need Creomulsion Always get the best, fastest and surest treatment for your child's cough or cold. Prudent mothers more and moro axe turning to Creomulsion for any cough or cold that starts. Creomulsion emulsifies creosote with six other important medicinal elements which aoothe and heal the inflamed membranes and check germ growth. It is not a cheap remedy, but contains no narcotics and is certain relief. Get a bottle from your druggist right now .and have it ready for instant use. ladv.)