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16 The Terre Haute Tribune Thursday, November 6, 1958. Public Safety Group Follows De Gaulle Order PARIS, Nov. Algerian safety whose extremist policies were repudiated by Premier Charles de Gaulle after they had helped pave his path to power, formally shut up shop today, Rene Denis, secretary general of the committees which led the spring against France Fourth Republic, announced they have been dissolved as a result of bickering over the current election campaign. decisions taken up to now are to be considered as void because they had no legal Denis said. As the committees folded, Paris and Algiers buzzed with rumors of secret negotiations between De Gaulle and Algerian Ferhat Abbas which might produce a cease-fire before the Nov.

28 election. French officials denied the reports, saying DeGaulle is intent on discussing future with elected representatives of the sprawling African territory rather than the refugees who have set up a in Cairo. Meanwhile, new trouble boiled up between France and Tunisia. A communique published in Tunis charged that that country has been by three French infantry regiments from Algeria, supported by tanks and mortars. Although the circumstances of the alleged French attack were and officials here disclaimed any knowledge of appeared that the French might RAILROAD EMPLOYES STRIKE IN SOUTHWEST KANSAS CITY, Nov.

operating employes of the Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad struck today, halting service from the Midwest to the Gulf of Mexico A union spokesman said about 1.900 members went on strike at 6 a. C.S.T., over major A railroad official said he understood the trouble resulted from a of The railroad operates in Missouri, Kansas, Texas and Oklahoma. Its main line runs between St. Louis 3 nd San Antonio and Houston. The union spokesman said the strike involved the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engine- men, the Brotherhood of Railroad i Trainmen and the Order of Railroad Conductors.

He said negotiations had been going on for six weeks or longer in an effort to settle the dispute. NEVER Cara Williams, whose marriage to John Barrymore, is one of this plethora of split-ups, passes the advice that an actor should never marry an actress. as simple as she says, adding, few Hollywood marriages between performers have lasted over the years. never make that mistake be seeking to wipe out guerrilla bands fleeing from Algeriia. The Algerian rebels are known to have been using Tunisia as a Most of the typhoons that thrash the coasts of Korea and Japan in late summer and early fall originate in the China sea east of or- mosa.

RUNOESCN. Diet and Health CThl. column 1 written by Or. Herman Bundewn ef Oft. He te member of the medical Vision Can Be Affected By Vitamin Deficiency EAT PROPERLY and see properly.

While it is not always as easy as are many eye things you eat may still have something to do with your ability to sco So take a look at the vitamin picture and its effect upon your eyeprobably the most important single vitamin as far as vision is concerned is Vitamin A. Without it, you would be night-blind. Vitamin A is whisked by your blood stream to the retina of the eye where it is made into It is this visual purple that enables us to see in near-darkness. Those of you who ordinarily work in a very bright or dim light probably require more Vitamin A than those who work in a moderate amount of light. Severe deficiency of Vitamin A can cause a lot of eye trouble.

Burning, itching and inflamed eyelids might result. And there may be eyestrain, sties or even pain in the eyeballs. Sores may occur in the cornea, the crystal covering the front of the eye, and nervousness and fatigue might develop. All green vegetables, if properly handled, are good sources of Vitamin A. So are carrots, yams, apricots, liver, fish liver oils, butter, cream and egg yolk.

ltI Vision is also favorably affected by the vitamins, although probably not as directly as with Vitamin A. Vitamin B-2 deficiency can cause itching and burning lids, sensitivity to light, tearing and even failing sight. find rich sources of the vitamins in liver, yeast and wheat germ. Vitamin is also essential to good eye health. It helps maintain normal vision and aids in resisting infections and inflammations.

Some doctors suspect that a shortage of it might be a factor in development of cataracts Citrus fruits, tomatoes and several of the green vegetables have abundant supplies of Vitamin C. Some doctors believe that a deficiency of Vitamin may be partly responsible for nearsightedness. This vitamin is the easiest of all to obtain, since it is found in fish liver oil and is also developed through action by the rays on oils on our skin. Too much of it can be harmful, however, at times possibly encouraging development of cataracts. QUESTION AND ANSWER.

L. N.j What is the cause of albumin in the urine and what is the treatment? Answer: Albumin in the urine might be due to some inflammation of the kidneys or bladder. It might also be due to a disorder known as nephrosis. Sometimes albumin may be present without any organic disturbance. It is advisable to have a careful study made by a physician to determine just why the albumin is present.

Once the cause is found, proper treatment can be prescribed. NEXT WEEK take off in IAHK BYSTUDEBAKER Big car room inside Small pocketbook price right size outside Pin money operating cost Beauty you never saw before Driving pleasure you never knew before I.S.T.C HOST FOR FORENSIC TOURNEY Twenty-one midwestern colleges and universities will send speakers to participate in Indiana State Teachers second annual I intercollegiate forensic tournament here Saturday. Besides the host college, others participating in varsity and novice debate, public speaking and oral interpretation will be Illinois State Normal University, St. Louis Uni-; versity, Asbury College (Wilmore, Ky.K University of Illinois, East-; em Illinois University, Ball State Teachers College, Butler ty, Hanover College. Adrian Col- i lege, Indiana University, Bethel I College (Hopkinsville, Ky.L ansville College, Anderson Illinois Wesleyan University, Monmouth College, DePauw University, franklin College, Wabash College, Millikin University and Defiance College.

Otis J. Aggertt, I.S.T.C. forensic? director, said a few more colleges and universities may be entered before the tourney starts. YOUTH FOR CHRIST GROUP PLANS MEET The recently established Youth For Christ organization will meet at 7:30 Saturday evening at the Liberty Avenue Methodist Church. A film.

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