The Evening Independent from Massillon, Ohio • Page 10

TEN Admits Killing His Best Friend DOVER, Feb. 28, George -Alesiano, 52. of Dover, Tuesday paved the way for his first-degree murder arraignment today for killing his neighbor, Leo Byers, 38, by confessing, Tuscarawas county and Dover officials said, that he was drinking before the shooting at Alesiano's home Sunday. Aiesiano did not resist Tuesday when captured at Tippecanoe, a Harrison county village southeast of here Aiesiano tossed his revolver in a snowdrift, he said. "Byers was my best Aies- iano is said to have declared in his cell in Tuscarawas county jail.

"I did not know that I had killed him. i We quarreled and I don't know what happened. We both had been drink- ing." Officials were told that relatives of Aiesiano blamed the killing oh derangement because of worry over his wife, a MassiUon state hospital patient. CALDWELL BOOKS ARE WITHDRAWN NEW YORK, Feb. 28.

Erskine Caldwell's two novels, "God's Little Acre" and "Tobacco Road," both of which depict a sordid side of the eouth, have been withdrawn from the library of Columbia University Teachers' College. At the same time the library has an order and is waiting for the play "Tobacco current on Broadway, in book form. Inquiries as to the truth of a published report that the novels were withdrawn because of the complaint of faculty members that they were "Indecent and tended to corrupt," were met with the reply: "The head librarian is out of town." JTHE EVENING INDEPENDENT. MAS5ILLON. OHIO Avast, Mates! Public school students of Marion county, take written tions on safety methods.

Extra credit is given for reporting fire hazards. YOUR GROCER WILL HELP YOU KEEP HEALTHY AND HAPPY Delicious Cereal, Eroinotes Regular Habits right kinds of fofrds form the very basis health. You -need nourishment for strength and energy. And-you need "bulk" to prevent common constipation. Otherwise, this ailment may cause headaches, loss of appetite and energy.

You can correct it, usually, by eating a delicious cereal. Kellogg's ALL-BRAK adds generous "bulk" to your daily menm. Tests show this "bulk" is similar to that found in leafy vegetables. Inside the body, the fiber of ALL- BfeAK Absorbs moisture, and forms a soft mass. Gently, this cleats out the intestinal wastes.

ALL-BRAN is also a good source of vitamin and iron. Isn't it safer and pleasanter to enjoy this food in place of taking patent medicines? Two tablespoonfuls of ALL-BRAN daily will overcome most types of common constipation. Chronic cases, with each meal. If seriously ill, see your doctor. ALL-BRAK makes no claim to be a f'cure-all." Serve ALL-BRAN as a cereal with milk or cream, or cook into fluffy muffins and breads.

Remember, Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is all bran with only necessary flavoring added. It contains much more needed "bulk" products. Get the red-and-green package at your grocer's. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. Mils Florence La Ban When the freighter Wichita plod-' ded into port at New York, this young woman, nn alutnna of Goueh- er College and Columbia hopped ashore.

She's the fonrthj mate on the craft and is shown with a bear cub picked up in the land of Tibet. (Central NEW LEXINGTON POSTMASTER DIES NEW LEXINGTON, Peb 28. Albert Davie, G8, postmaster here, fell dead at liis home Tuesday of a heart attack. Mr. Davie had been active in business, fraternal, church and civic circles here for half a century.

For 30 years he edited the New Lexington which he owned with the Davie Printing Co. He a past commander of the Knights Templars. Survivors Include his widow and two sons here, Charles, owner of the Davie Drug and Chris, owner of the Perry Theater. TAKE SOWN LIFE FOR NO REASON CAMBRIDGE, Feb. 28.

If Marvin Carroll. 25, had waited three more days, he might never have committed suicide. The Denver man killed himself Saturday while being held in city prison here as a suspect in a holdup killing believed to have occurred at Butt'e more than a year ago. Cambridge officials Tuesday received a letter from Butte, informing them the man supposedly killed had received only a minor wound in the holdup. GAS KILLS TWO IN TRUCK CAB SPRINGFIELD, Feb.

28. Carbon monoxide fumes were fatal Tuesday to H. D. Tyson. 35, and Fritz Henningford, 28, both of Sioux City, truck drivers for the International Trucking Co.

The men parked their truck in a parking lot here and went to sleep In the cab, leaving the motor running to keep warm. Attendants at the lot discovered them eiead this afternoon after noticing that the engine had stopped. TOBACCO SALES RIPLEY. Feb. 28.

Burley tobacco sales yesterday: 16,405 pounds; receipts $1,546, average $9.04. furniture FOUND DEAD IN FURNACE ROOM Feb. A chilly banking room led to the discovery Tuesday of the body of Henry J. Mc- Glynh. 27, fireman in charge of the Cleveland Trust building here.

McGlynn was found dead in the furnace room of his central heating plant by Milton J. Ludwig, bank manager. It te believed that McGlynn -died of a. heart attack while stoking the furnace. His mother, two sisters and a brother survive.

PRIVATE INDUSTRY ABSORBS CWA MEN CLEVELAND, Feb. 28. (ff) CWA employes are being absorbed so fast by private industry that a new cut of 1,122 workers ordered for Cuyahoga county will not be necessary. Stockton Raymond, county CWA director, said CWA employes are returning to private jobs at a rate of 50 a day. Automotive parts manu- acturers are absorbing most of them, le said.

Linoleum Patterned Felt Base Rugs Handsome regs with tnamel surface. geous designs. Felt Base By The Square Yard Heavily enameled surface in tile and modern design. That means easy cleaning and Ion-; wearing. REORGANIZE CAPTIAL COLUMBUS, Feb.

28. of the H. C. Godman Shoe of Columbus and Lancaster have approved a reorganization of its cap- tal structure. The plan jvill reduce he stated book value of the common took from $2,000,000 to $1,000,000 and permit full payment in cash of back dividends on preferred stock STAR WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28.

1934 1 Don Ameche Smiling Don Ameche, young Jead- ing man of numerous radio'dra- matic programs, serves as master of ceremonies for the new Ro- mantle jj Melodies the ether. WOULD REDUCE SPEED OF AUTOS SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 28. A resolution urging legislation forbidding manufacture of automobiles which can exceed the legal speed limit of 45 miles an hour In California has been adopted by the Northern Federation of Civic Organizations, Joseph Hagan, president of the group said Tuesday. The federation said 5t was inconsistent to fix a maximum speed limit and permit the sale of automobiles which can exceed it.

$350,000 PLANT FIRE COLUMBUS, Feb. 28. (JP) Loss estimated at $350,000 was caused by a fire which last night destroyed hie Farmers' Fertilizer plant. The loss included $75,000 worth of fertilizer. It was described as the most destructive three-alarm fire here in 20 years.

Sore Throat Is Dangerous Act quickly, many dangerous ailments develop from Sore Throat. Take Thoxine, a doctor's prescription. It soothes the irritated "membranes relieving the it also reduces fever; stops achiness, is mildly laxative and does all that a good Sore Throat medicine can possibly do. Take no chances, take Thox- ine. Demand it, 35c, at your drug state highway patrolman sta-1 sell, patrolman at Springfield, will ex- T-H.

H. ttoqgd at Perrsyaburg, and E. U. Rug-' change posts. FUN SPOILED BY "NERVES" I DIDN'T LIKE FUN AND PARTIES.

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