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VITAMIN PRODUCTS NEW LOW PRICES 100 UPJOHNS UNICAPS $2.96 100 PARKE-DAVIS ABDOL $2.69 100 BEXEL CAPSULES $1.98 30 BEZON CAPSULES $1.98 PATENTS PERUNA $1.25 Size 69c SHAPLEY'S TONUP $1.50 TANLAC $1.25 Size 89c PENSLAR MALTONIC $1.25 Size 98c SYRUP of HYPOPHOSPHITES 79c AgedMoweaqua Resident Dies Moweaqua (Staff) Wallace Gregory, 93, Moweaqua's resident, died suddenly in home Tuesday morning. He had under a doctor's care recentbut had remained active and was unexpected. death, Mrs. Gregory celebrated seventieth wedding anniverlast year. They had never had of their own, but had been foster parents of Miss Rosella a niece.

Mr. Gregory his wife and a number of and nephews. body is in the residence. it will remain until the fuhour. Funeral services will be conductthe Baptist church at 2 p.

m. At the same time, services will be conductEdward Shepherd, a foster who was killed in a deck accident aboard a States plane carrier in the and was buried at sea. was a son of the former Porter, who was reared by and Mrs. Gregory. BIG SIZE SAVINGS time--and loss of your health in fighting Supplement your diet immediately.

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F. cemetery, Moweaqua, of the Stine fuunder direction neral home. Field Presents Loop Building to Museum Chicago (AP) to us. 25c at all druggists. Field, publisher of the Marshall Chicago Sun, has transferred ownership of the 38-story Pittsfield building, a Loop office structure, the Chicago Natural History to museum (formerly Field museum), Stanley Field, museum president, said yesterday.

Also included in the transfer 10,000 shares of Marshall Field were Co. (department store) series and 6 per cent preferred stock in one fulfillment of Field's pledge to give the museum "certain pieces of propthat should produce an inerty at least equivalent to what come his annual contributions have been in recent years. Marshall Field is a member of the museum's board of trustees. Acid Indigestion Relieved in 5 minutes or double your money back When excess stomach acid causes painful, suffocat1ng gas, sour stomach and heartburn, doctors usually prescribe the fastest-acting medicines known for symptomatic relief--medicines like those In comfort Bell-ans in Tablets. No laxative.

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"Nothing would be less surprising than a complete collapse of Rumania." Associated Press had no confirmation of the report, which came less than 24 hours after U.S. bombers had smashed at targets in Bucharest and while Russian troops were advancing only 200 miles northeast of the Rumanian capital. Earlier the Berlin radio said Antonescu had issued a proclamation deploring the U. S. attack and calling upon his people to stand firm.

Washington Warns Against Optimism Washington (AP) The continued presence of Count Barbu Stirbey in Cairo has led to hope in responsible diplomatic quarters here that it may be possible to arrange for Rumania to break away from Germany and make her peace with the Allies in the near future. Such hope as there is, however, is guarded and those who hold it warn against false optimism on two grounds: (1) Stirbey's negotiations in Cairo do not appear near the stage of action yet, and (2) German military predominance in Rumania does not leave the Bucharest government much freedom of action to effectuate a peace even if terms were agreed on. Horthy Reported Held Palace Prisoner Madrid, Spain (AP) Direct diplomatic reports from Budapest said today that Admiral Nicholas Horthy, regent of Hungary. is held prisoner in his Budapest palace guarded by handpicked Hungarian Nazis m- manded by German Gestapo agents operating as Hungarian state police. These Hungarian Nazis are members of the Arrow Cross party of which Maj.

Ferenc Szalasi is "fuehrer." Diplomatic advices said high officers of the Hungarian army only now are learning through vine reports how the acting chief of the army staff and Premier Nicholas Kallay were tricked by the Germans into ordering Hungarian units of the Sopron, Pecs and Ujvidek garrison, who were resisting the Germans. to cease fighting and permit the free passage of German forces. It was said the true story of the events of March 18-19 now is sweeping into army garrisons in various parts of the country, leading to mass desertions and the sabotage of communications by Hungarian armed forces. (Ex-premier Kallay IS reported to have taken refuge in the Turkish embassy at Budapest). Salesman's After Hours Address Urbana Jail Judge Imposes Penalty Without Adding To Manpower Shortage Urbana (AP) For the next 90 days Salesman Edwin Legue will walk or take a bus when he calls on his customers.

And if they want to see him after business hours they will have to see him in jail. Legue's new manner of transacting business was prescribed yesterday by County Judge C. M. Webber after he had sentenced him to 90 days in jail on a charge of drunken driving. Judge Webber, aserting he was not going to be responsible for making the manpower shortage more acute, ordered that Legue be released from jail at 6:45 a.

m. five days a week-but he must check in at the jail at 6:30 p. be confined on Saturdays and Sundays. In addition, Judge Webber suspended Legue's driver's license for 90 days and fined him $100. Lindbergh May Be Going Overseas New York (AP) Charles A.

Lindbergh has received yellow fever immunization injections, such as given persons going overseas, at marine hospital here but available sources declined to say whether the aviator was planning a trip outside the country. Navy and hospital authorities had no comment and officials of the Ford Motor his employer, said they knew nothing of his plans. Wanted! Men And Women Who Are Hard of Hearing To make this simple. no risk deafened. hearing test.

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Dewey backers asserted at the outset that it was a "mistake" for Willkie to campaign so intensively here. Secretary of State Fred R. Zimmerman, Dewey leader, declared the returns proved his contention that "Wisconsin will not be blitzed like the Republican convention of 1940 was blitzed in Philadelphia." Willkie, in Nebraska, Silent on Returns West Point, Neb. (AP) Wendell Willkie. making no reference to the results of the Wisconsin primary election in which IL appeared he would win no convention delegates.

declared today "I hope America unites behind the next President. whoever he may be, for his task will be greater than the first President the United States." Willkie. speaking from the back end of a farm truck to approximately 500 persons here, said are about to engage in a presidential election in this country, the fact that we can have one and publicly discuss the issues times like these is one of the finest tributes to our system of free government." He expressed the hope that "when you have selected your leader in November. you will give him everything you can." Willkie is winding up a five-day campaign tour of Nebraska, where he is entered in the presidential preferential primary against Harold Stassen. He will speak in Omaha tonight.

Stassen Manager Cites Campaign Difficulty Omaha, Neb. (AP) John Quinn, Nebraska manager of the Harold Stassen campaign, said today the strength shown by the former Minnesota governor. who ran second to Governor Dewey in the Wisconsin primary, demonstrated that Stassen has a strong appeal to voters despite the fact he cannot campaign because The is in the navy. Stassen's opponent in the Nebraska presidential preferential primary April 11 is Wendell Willkie, who ran fourth in Wisconsin. Dewey Picks Up Three Missouri Delegates Dewey picked up four more pledged delegates from Missouri for the presidential nomination he says he is not seeking.

Not counting Wisconsin's 24 delegates. Republicans now have named 50 delegates out of a convention total of 1.059. Of these, only 31 are pledged-23 from Minnesota for Stassen and six from Missouri and two from New Hampshire for Dewey. In Oregon, however, 15 votes in the Republican national convention will go to Willkie and its 14 ried. Corporal Scheibe, stationed in the South Pacific.

carried on his romance by mail. He had his parents buy an engagement ring for his bride-to-be. ASSOCIATE PRESS PHOTO votes in the Democratic convention to President Roosevelt. The Tuesday deadline passed with no other presidential candidates filed for the May 19 primary. Republicans Win Test In Cicero Election Chicago (AP) Republicans elected five of their six candidates and won control of suburban Cicero's town government yesterday in an election parleaders had considered a possible of voting trends in next Tuesday's state primary.

The single Democratic victory went to Police Magistrate Henry J. Sandusky, who was elected lage president by a margin of 000 votes. The Democrats had control of the town hall for 12 years and suffered their first defeat a year ago a Republican trustee was elected. Tulsa Republican Ends 16-Year Shutout Tulsa. Okla.

(AP) Olney F. Flynn, the first Republican to win a mayoralty election Tulsa in 16 years, yesterday defeated the Democratic incumbent. Mayor C. H. Veale, who sought re-election for a third term.

With Flynn was swept into office the entire Republican ticket. First Two Oklahoma Delegates Favor Dewey Chickasha, Okla. (AP) Two delegates to the national Republican convention favorable to Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York for the presidential nomination were named here by the sixth district party convention.

They were not instructed. The two were the first of Oklahoma's 23 delegates to be chosen. Fourteen will be named by the seven other district conventions and seven by the state convention. FOOD FOR GREECE London (AP) The Allied blockade of Europe has relaxed to permit a 50 per cent increase in shipments of food to Greece, the British Ministry of Economic Warfare announced today. MIAMI SHIVERS Miami.

Fla. (AP) Miami men turned up their coat collars and bathing beauties became sweater girls today as the temperature dipped to 47 degrees, coldest on record for this date. ROOSEVELT STAYS HOME Washington (AP) President Roosevelt. still recuperating from a bronchial irritation. remained in his White House study again today.

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Gillette (D- Iowa) of a Senate agriculture subcommittee called officials of the Commodity Credit Corp. and the War Production board to testify in an inquiry to determine "if large jute and sisal interests were active in bringing about this decision." "This country was heavily dependent before the war on the importation of Philippine hemps, sisal, principally from Latin American, and jute. from India," Gillette explained. "They are used in the production of burlap and similar heavy fabrics, cordage, rope and heavier twines. "After the war started, cutting off a huge portion of the supply, there was heavy emphasis on the development of domestic substitutes.

Farmers were encouraged to expand the production of hemp and the government installed a number of processing plants, several in Iowa. "Now the government, presumably the WPB. is curtailing hemp processing and abandoning a number of plants built at onsiderable expense." Gillette said his subcommittee, investigating the use of products of farm and forest. has been bombarded with complaints that "this is one more situation in which large interests are looking to their own postwar security" by opposing development of competitive plants. Former Supervisor Of Fayette Succumbs Beecher City (Staff) James D.

Anderson. 67. of Beecher City, former member of the Fayette county board of supervisors, a former contractor and a prominent livestock breeder. died at 7:30 p. m.

Tuesday in St. Anthony's hospital at Effingham. He had been ill for several months. Mr. Anderson had long been prominent in Republican politics in Loudon township, and some years served as precinct committeeman.

He was appointed supervisor of highway maintenance in this district by Governor Green several years ago but resigned last year because of failing health. He leaves his wife; two daughters, Mrs. Bertha Henderson of Aurora. Mrs. Blanche Hunter of Pana; four sons, Cecil of Grays Lake, Carl, at home, Earl, in the U.

S. army in England, and Gerald, of Beecher City; a brother, William, of Edinburg. Funeral services will be conducted in the Cook funeral home, Beecher City, at 2 p. m. Friday by Rev.

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They and four other soldiers were accused of slugging ficer and stealing an automobile in an escape from the Fort Sheridan guardhouse Feb. 9. The other four were apprehended and returned to their original posts for trial. 239 Jewish Refugees Have Arrived in Haifa Haifa, Palestine (AP) Two hundred and thirty-nine Jewish refugees from the Balkans arrived at a quarantine camp near here yesterday and were given food, baths and inoculations. FATHER'S DAY JUNE 18 New York (AP) The National Father's day committee annountoday that Sunday, June 18, been designated as KEEP Well BUY FOR Copr.

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