Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 251, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 February 1935 — Page 8

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‘KING OF KINGS' SEEKS TO CALM DUCE'SFEELINGS Abyssinia Has No Design On Italian Territory, Says Haile Selassie. By rig<f Prrs ROME. Feb. 28— Abyssinia has no design on Italian territorial rights in Africa. E'.iperor Haile Selassie declared in a letter received today by the king and Premier Benito Mussolini. *We will never molest nor ever have thought or will think o! molesting the Italian colonies of Eritrea and Somaliland," the emperor wrc*e. The letter expressed a desire to have Italy near Abyssinia so it could ’help us" Ohevre Jesus. Abyssinian charge d'affaires, said the letter was extremely conciliatory in tone and contained expressions of hope that the situation could be settled peacefully. Identic copies of the letter were sent to the king and Mussolini. It contained three short paragraphs. Jesus announced that Italy had demanded reparations of 200 000 thalers <$68,000) for the Ualual border incident in which native Italian troops were slain. “Italy insists that we attacked them,” Jesus said. “We maintain they attacked us. It is clearly a misunderstanding and Abyssinia ardently wishes it to be solved peacefully and as quickly as possible."

13,000 Troops Sent By T.'nitrd Prrnt ROME. Feb. 27.—Italy’s military preparations, shown during the last month by a steady stream of announcements and actions, was reemphasized with the news lhat 7,000.000 to 8.000.000 soldiers could be mobilized if necessary. During 17 days of the month, ship after ship has sailed for Eritrea and Somaliland with men and munitions of war. Interspersed with tne announcements of ship sailings—eight so far, with more than 13.000 regulars, militiamen and skilled workmen—have been others which give proof of the determination with which Premier Benito Mussolini is proceeding to make Italy strong. 13 SHORTRIDGE CADETS ARE GIVEN PROMOTIONS Two Pupils Are Made Sergeants, 11 Others Corporals. Sergt. Albert NefT, U. S. A., the Short.ridge High School R. O. T. C. instructor, has announced that two cadets have been promoted to sergeants. 11 to be corporals. Those promoted sergeant are John L. Combs and Byron Ragsdale. The new corporals are Ted W. Butler, Grant C. Johnson, Robert C. Songer. Wilbur B. Fernandes, Charles M. Bohnstadt. Clifford G. Scholev. Maclin R. Milner, Bill R. Woodling, Vernon F. Jones. Newton H. Fletcher, and Gordon C. Reynolds.

Bridge Fans “Discover” Pinochle . .Thousands Now Play Both Games!

PT V %IJ. w % $& - ; ';_4jti^ v # : . %.. n < .x^AJjfcS™ s ■ MRS.HOWARD CHANDLER CHRISTY, ALBERT P VYSON TERHI'NE. famous •' f-*-•6 of the n-'tcd portrait painter, p’.avs both American author whose stories about dogs HSifp-' ■'* V 'Bpn bridae and pinochle. "Pinochle is a lot of fun.** are known and loved by millions of readers. * : *| m^KK^gX she says. "Ive always enjoyed it. It’s quite -It's a toss-up with me,” says Mr. Tcrhune. ■BJp .•>;* ‘1 - natural. I think, that more and more badge M play bridge or pinochle. Both of pUyersar P -'--"Vy: %:• 19 P. Hal Sims. America’s foremost authority on contract ->‘ anti other card games, praises pinochle; writes book on it , s x ; v Hp! "J^ :P f' E PLAVERS the thousands have Hotel in New York City from March 11 to : ;| cam!^ N ”s3vs P p P H3I S:m< a nottxi bridee e\-vrt Pinochle is a fascinating game, easy to learn. "** :| jfW - and author of “Pinochle Pointers.” a recently Two. three or four people can play it. For both f|||||fPl^ggr Dublished book on the tine points of the game, beginners and experts, a booklet. "Official gMgJ *' x / *Pinochle tournaments, under Mr. Sims’ Pinochle Rules” by P. Hal Sims, is now in- BBg&lfiy? M .-sf jf . # direction are now in progress in this city and eluded with every pinochle pack of T. S. Play- iir s fifteen others. The winners of these sectional mg Cards. Buy a pack and follow the crowds— . _—_i championships will meet in the national play pinochle! The United States Playing Card p, HAL SIMS, author of “Sims on Contract,” tournament to be held at the \ aldorf-Astoria Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. “Master Contract,” "Bidding and Play,” "Pinochle Pointers,” "Money Contract.’ ’ “Bridge players all over • the country have taken up pinochle recently/’ says Mr. a Sims. "A lot of my bridge strategy is based on points U. S. Raying Card brands: Congress Bicycle. INCLUDED WITH EVERY II O PLAYING Biviera Wireless, and ethers, in a wide range of popular fcWW U fT ■ I A A D C price,. For exceptional quality, always look for the name. PINOCHLE PACK OF Vl Wl CARDS •V. S Playing Card Cos.

Silhouette Artists to Appear Here All Week

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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Budd-Jack

One of the oldest and most popular arts in the world will be given a gala revival in Indianapolis starting Saturday under the auspices of The Indianapolis Times. It is none other than the art o£ silhouettes, and The Times is bring-

ing to Indianapolis Mr. and Mrs. •Joseph T. Budd-Jack. two of the nation's outstanding silhouette artists. They will appear in Indianapolis stores to clip silhouettes of all children between the ages of one and

seven w r ho are accompanied by their nr. others. The only requirement for receiving the silhouettes is that an adult accompany the child. Working with fascinating rapidity and accuracy, the Budd-Jacks can turn out three silhouettes a minute. The more

children around the better they like it. On Saturday, the Budd-Jacks will appear in the William H. Block Cos. Electrical Appliance Store, 424 N. Illinois-st; on next Wednesday at the Fair Store; Thursday at Sears-Roebuck, and on Friday at the J. C. Penney store. Other appearances of the Budd-Jacks will

be announced in The Times later. Mr. Budd-Jack is a former circus clown. He became fascinated by the work of the late, great A. H. Harrison. master of the silhouette art, and abandoned his circus life to become a pupil of Mr. Harrison's. He proved an apt student and in

four years had mastered the art. He became partners with the master only to be left alone seven years ago by Mr. Harrison's death.

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DEATH CLAIMS 'NANCY,’ RADIO ANDJTAGE STAR Career of Adelaide Fitz-Allen Covered Two Generations. By United Prat NEW YORK. Feb. 28.—Adelaide Fitz-Allen, dramatic and radio actress whose career covered two generations, is dead. She was 79. For the last four years, Miss FitzAllen had been Nacy, the featured role of the “Witches Hour" on the radio. In the 90’s she was considered one of the most talented actresses on the American stage.

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Junior Aviation EAST SIDE BOYS BAND IN JUNIOR AVIATORFLIGHT Ten Irvington Youths Join in Organizing Group in Times Event. Ten Irvington youths have heard the call of The Indianapolis Times Junior Aviator movement, and have organized the first flight of East Side boys. The Junior Aviator Editor has been swamped with applications and it is evident that every air-minded boy and girl in Indianapolis area has become interested. The latest flight consists of the following boys: David Burton, 269 S. Audubon-rd; Frank Echolds, 5635 Beechvood-av; Phil Lanham, 5951 Oak-av; Kenny Curtiss, 476 S. Ar-lington-av; Farley Karns, 61 Whit-tier-pl; Don Merriman, 255 S. Audu-bon-rd; Junior. Gilchrist, 5802 Dew-ey-av; Joe McCree, 5945 Rawles-av; Bob Corre, 3032 E. Washington-st,

7 J OO o'clock all’s not well fT\ 7*02 \fy feelin’ swell! Don’t worry if you suffer from indigestion. gas. sourness, heartburn and "'stuffed” feeling after meals. Authorities agree that the common cause of such distress is an acid condition brought on by certain foods. Stuart’s Tablets neutralize this acidity—put an upset stomach right in 2 minutes! Contain Calcium Carbonate and other pure compounds. A physician’s formula proved most effective by millions for 40 years. Try them today! STUARTSLiSS A T ALL DRUG STORES—2Sc And Oc

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Another |H| Indianapolis Times Feature 0* SILHOUETTES % or Shadow Pictures Indianapolis Children x Under 7 Years of Age FREE = j The Indianapolis Times has retained the services * of Joseph T. and Mary BUDD-JACK, nationally : j known silhouette artists, for one week from March KPPI These artists, with their magic scissors, will cut silhouettes of children under seven years of age ah- jKSb |g|L 1 solutely FREE. Now the mothers of Indianapolis m j can have shadow pictures of their children for Joseph T. BUDD-jACK framing or for decorative lamp shades. _ ’fossil MEBSSSj/iSS

ants, who find them both Interesting and educational. Next Saturday the second of a series of plans for the building of

model planes will appear in The Times. * Entries in The Indianapolis Times squadron of the Scripps-Howard

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Junior Aviator may be made ,by sending in the coupon appearing in today's issue of The Times to the Junior Aviator Editor.