Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 244, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 February 1932 — Page 24

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WAR IN CHINA HURTS JAPAN. SAYSTROTSKI Mikado’s Empire Weakening Self by Conquests; Sees No Soviet Move. By United Preet NEW YORK. Feb. 19.—Leon Trot&ki, leading figure, of the Russian revolution, now in political exile, believes japan is weakening herself in her present adventures, that China is awakening, that the Soviet Union has nothing to fear from Japan in Manchuria, but must fear war with Germany should Adolf Hitler and the German Fascists rise to power. Trotski gives his views in the current issue of Liberty. "The Manchurian crisis admirably has exposed the self contradictory importance of the league of nations,” he wrote, “this act of aggression has grown out of two things—the successful putting down of a revolution in China, and consequent weakening of the Chinese nation, and the oncoming of a revolution in Japan. "Japan is trying to distract her restive masses by pointing to the abundant land in Manchuria—trying by this adventure to resolve the contradiction between modern capitalism and her old semi-feudal state regime—just as the Russian czar did in 1904-05. “But Japan will become more and

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Grim Game By United Prut NEW YORK, Feb. 19.—Four small boys were playing funeral in front of a Brooklyn police station. Nine-year-old John Elliott was the “corpse.” He was placed in a covered cardboard box. His three companions dragged the box along the street toward Greenwood cemetery. A large police wrecking truck approached, honking its horn. The three boys dragged the "coffin” to the curb when t they saw the truck bearing down on them. Then they fled. Patrolman Ott, at the wheel of the truck, believing the box was empty, swung in to the curb. The front wheels crushed the box. Little John was killed.

more deeply involved in Manchuria; discontent at home inevitably will follow, and Manchuria may well prove the Morocco of the Japanese monarchy. “Any desire on the part of the Soviet Union to intervene in this process categorically must be denied. “This is not, however, because of weakness of the Red army. But with Japan inevitably weakening herself by this adventure, and with China as Inevitably awakening and approaching the day when she will be able to speak her final word, it is obvious that the Soviet Union has no reason for hasty action in the Far East.”

GARNER BACKED BY M'ADOO FOR WHITE HOUSE Texan Has All Necessary Qualifications to He President, Is View. By United Pregg LOS ANGELES, Feb. 19.—William Gibbs McAdoo, secretary of the treasury under President Woodrow Wilson, threw his support today to Speaker John N. Garner of Texas for the Democratic presidential nomination. McAdoo himself had been mentioned as a possible candidate both for the presidency and United States senator. “During the six years that I was secretary of the treasury I had, of necessity, close official relations with the ways and means committee of the house, of which Mr. GarART SAYS:

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ner was a leading member,’* said McAdoo. “I came, therefore, to now him intimately and to have the opportunity to Judge, under the severe test of complicated problems, the quality of his mind and the measure of his ability. “I was greatly impressed by his sound judgment, by his broad comprehension of political, social and economic problems, by his integ-rity-moral and intellectual—and by his high character and practical ideals. “His elevation to the speakership was not a matter of chance, but a recognition of twenty-nine years of able and distinguished service in the house of representatives. * “Mr. Garner has unusual knowledge, acquired by hard work and experience, of the problems of government. He would bring to the presidency just the equipment that is sorely needed to direct the af-

jk Tomorrow We Feature a Great Purchase and Sale of 1,200 i fe f4 'NEW SPRING COATS 1H Every Coat Reproduced jiPQk Sport Coats From a sls to $25 (T* MM H (1(1 Cowl Necks Model . Hj H li I B Scarfs • mj| H Tailleurs SPRING DRESSES 8& Purchased (l Gay new printed I Together | | yy ors a nd** black- - * / “OVER 150 OF THESE DRESSES ARE ACTUAL $7.90 QUALITJES ” j/9 _ SEE WHAT $1 WILL BUY SATURDAY! . JP™ We must make room for incoming merchandise. W e have cut the price so low on scores of pieces of desirable merchandise that there will be no doub t but what we will dispose of it in record time. This B( is but a partial list of the many wonderful “giveaway” values that will be on sale Saturday. Check the f(h one you are interested in and be here when the doors open at 9 o'clock Saturday morning. Don’t be AII mJpdp disappointed if these items are sold out by 10 o'clock! • |BH BE HERE EARLY SATURDAY * HR Regular $5.95 quality Jackets. While 4 last SI.OO Regular $3 to $5 quality silk and silk and wool Dresses. While 32 last SI.OO Regular $1.95 Smocks. New styles and patterns. While 100 last SI.OO Regular $12.95 Winter Coats—fur trimmed. While 3 last SI.OO Regular 69c first quality chiffon and service weight Hosiery, 2 pairs SI.OO Regular $1.95 quality mesh Hosiery. First quality, 1 pair SI.OO Regular 39c Lingerie. All new styles—Colors—First quality rayon, 3 pieces SI.OO Regular $1 quality House Dresses, fast colors guaranteed, 2 for SI.OO Regular $1.29 quality new Spring Sweaters. While 25 last SI.OO All Sales Final—No Refunds or Exchanges a

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See -I r\- Will What ■UC Buy At Kline 9 s Saturday Regular 25c quality. Box of 12 Sanitary * Napkins. Box ' lOC Regular $1.85 quality Ha\s—Slightly soiled. While 22 last J Qg Regular 29c quality hand embroidered Porto Rican Nightgowns. While 25 See OCir* Will What *v/C Buy At Kline 9 s Saturday Regular 29c quality lingerie—All new styles—While 1,000 pieces last First quality lisle mesh hosiery—New shades—All sizes, pair Regular 39c quality silk and wool Ascot A Scarfs—All new colors and patterns.. ZOC Regular $1 quality Hand Bags—While 15 last 2UC Below is a partial list of the Winter Coats still in stock—note the regular prices and the “giveaway” sale prices for Saturday. You may select any coat for next year by using our layaway system. A small deposit reserves your purchase. 12 Smartly styled fur trimmed Winter t** Coats. Regular $19.95 quality ? j* wu 32 Fine fur trimmed Winter Coats. Regu- Ca nn lar $19.50 to $29.50 quality ... p^ #uu 4 Beautiful fur trimmed Winter AAA Coats. Regular $35 quality y . 1 © ,wu 15 Elegant Winter Coats—Luxurious £ aa furs. Regular $29.50 to $39.50... 11* 30 Gorgeously furred Winter Coats, c 4 * cn Regular S4O to SSO quality JL © Be Here When ihe Doors Open

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