Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 81, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 August 1929 — Page 6

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JUDGES START WORK ON CITY GIRL CONTEST Physical Culture Winner anrl Mother Will Get New York Trip. Those who aspire to hr Indiana's Thysiral Culture Girl and officially bate entered their names in the quest brine conducted by The Indianapolis Times, should watch this paper carefully for important announcement. The five judges arc organizing and it is hoped thut important preliminary announcements will be | made in Tire Times Thursday or j Friday. As thi; is the oniy means of reaching ihe contestants, it is ! necessary that they observe care- 1 fully any announcement asking'! them to appear before the judges, t It is a big task for the judges ; even to tart the elimination ot the j many girls who have entered. The actual a measurements will be taken one night this week, to be announced later, at the Y. W. C. A., under direction of Miss Louise Noble, head of the physical culture department. Other judges arc Randolph L. Coats, Dr. Gordon VV. Batman, acting as a . urgeon and consulting expert: Mrs. Marjorie Ragsdale and C. Roltarc Eggleston. The judges hope to be able by ihe end of the week to announce the winner in this contest which, will carry the lucky young woman and her mother from Indianapolis to New York, where the former will compete for the title of America’s Physical Culture Girl. This nation-wide contest is being sponsored by the MacFadden j Publications, assisted in tins state 1 by The Times. The judges hope to have their j selection made so the winner and j the runners-up may be officially j presented to the public at ihe Lyric j next Monday or Tuesday night, i They will not be required to appear in bathing garb. WIFE ASKS RECEIVER TO INSURE SUPPORT Demands $3,000 and $25 Weekly From Husband. Pecking to compel her husband ; to support her and her son. Mrs. j Nellie A. Horne. 447 1 ■ North David- j son street, today had applied for a receiver for William T. Horne, Kansas City, Mo., in superior court 5. Mrs. Horne demanded in her application that a receiver be appointed to handle the property, award hci a $3,000 judgment and $25 a j week for the support of her son. j In the receiver petition, said to be the first ever filed by a wife against j nei husband in Marion county j courts, the plaintiff pointed out the j couple married in December, 1912, i pr.ri separated in March. 1914. Horne was employed as a clerk by the Standard Oil Company here ■ until he moved to Kansas City in , 1520 RE VOL UTION AR Y~ AID OF LENIN TO GET GATE Stalin to Dismiss Jewish Assistant Commisar of Foreign Affairs. /■ ■- I nil, ft r, . LONDON. Aug. 14.—Aiga dispatches to the London Daily Mail reported today that the Soviet legation in Latvia announced that Josef : Stalin, “Russia’s Iron Man.’’ had or- i dered the reorganization of the com- j missariat for foreign affairs, involv- : ing the dismissal of Maxim Litvinoff. assistant commisar. Stalin, the dispatch said, was determined to take this action in spite of charges of anti-semitism. It was said t’nal the charges were made by several Jewish communists, who declared that the dismissal ot Litvinoff would spell the removal of j the only survivor in the ruling body of the Jewish commissars who had assisted Lenin in organizing the revolution. VIRKKULAONCE FACED DRY LAW INDICTMENT Sympathy for Border Liquor Agent. Held in Slaying. Grows. H- I nit-ft I’rtx* INTERNATIONAL FALLS. Minn.. Aug. 14.—Sympathy for Emmett J. White border liquor agent, soon to be tried for the second degree murder of Henry Virkkula. Big Falls con- j fcctioncr. was growing here today j after it was learned that Virkkula once had been under indictment on a liquor charge. Virkkula was convicted of maintaining a nuisance and fined SIOO and costs in International Falls municipal court early this year, it has been learned.

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'RED SOLDIERS ARE KILLED IN BORDER FIGHTS Soviets Repulse Siberian Invasion of Czarists, Aided by Chinese, Bn l nit (ft Press MOSCOW/Aug. 14.—New fears of an open conflict between Russia and China in Manchuria were aroused here today by an official announcement that several Red soldiers were killed or wounded in an attack upon their outposts at widely-sepa-rated points. The announcement said a strong force of Czarist Russians, supported by Chinese troops, attempted to cross into Siberia and clashed with i the Soviet, soldiers along the Sun- ! gari river and at Blagoveschensk, on | the northern border, as w’ell as at Lake Hanka, which is on the eastern border between Manchuria and i Siberia. ! The soviet troops repulsed the inhaaers, the announcement said, but ! several of them were killed and several others were injured, j Several other casualties have been announced at various places along the danger zone since the break in Russo-Chinesc relations, but the exact number has not been mentioned. AFTER OPIUM TRAFFIC | Chinese Government Takes Action to Suppress Smuggling. By tnited Press SHANGHAI. Aug. 14.—Immediate f action to suppress the opium traffic : in China has been ordered by the ! State Council at Nanking. The cxj ecutive department of the government has been ordered to prepare measures for internal control of the traffic and also to request foreign ; nations to restrain their nationals from sending narcotics into China. Japan and Great Britain arc to be requested to suppress the traffic in Formosa, Hongkong and Dairen. It is alleged that quantities of drugs reach China from these places. THEY’RE OLD. GENTLE But Mules Showed Their Temperament When Whistle Blew. I Bn Lit ited /‘l ess VANDALIA. Mo.. Aug. 14.—Even jin their gentle old age, Missouri mules remain mules, and subject to sudden fits of temperament. When her tw’o “aged and gentle” mules heard a Chicago & Alton train whistle at a crossing. Mrs. E. Tighe said in a petition, they ran away, permanently injuring her. She is | suing the railroad for $35,009.

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