Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1939 — Page 11

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THURSDAY, OCT. 26, 1939-

16 ENTER RACE FOR STATE CORN ~ HUSKING TITLE

50,000 Expected to Watch Bang-Board Battle at Liberty Tomorrow.

2'imes Special LIBERTY, Ind, Oct. 26.—A new

corn 'husking record for Indiana

will be the goal in the State corn|§

husking contest here tomorrow.

Officials expect 50,000 to see the|™

16 huskers compete for $200, a gold medal and the chance to represent Indiana in the national contest. The present record of 34.56 bushels, made in: 1935 by Lawrence Pitzer, fourtime state champion. Last year’s champion, who will compete again tomorrow, is Vilas Jacks of Jasper County.

Contestants Announced .

Other contestants and their scores in county competition were: Raymond Sigman, White County, 37.05; J. Robert Kitchell, Wayne County, 36.75; Adam Smith, Jasper County, 35.56; Ed Hensen, Lake County, 33.16; Harold Bruns, Franklin County, 32.90; Floyd Jesse, Porter) County, 32.85; Roscoe Sheets, Car-] roll County, 32.67; Cecil Brown, Warren County, 32.54; Forrest Noggle, Vermillion County, 32.47; Melvin Cornelius, Daviess County, 32.37; Albert Lafuze, Randolph County, 3195; Philip * Guttrich, Wabash County, 31.83; and Carl Sloan, Tipton County, 31.41. Officials said the corn in the contest field, owned by Spence Stevens, will make more than 100 bushels to the acre. The ears are big, some weighing more than a pound, and the stalks are straight.

Entertainment Arranged

The Cambridge City High School and Liberty bands will furnish music and 12 churches, home economics clubs and 4-H clubs will have lunch stands. While the wagons are being weighed and gleaner deductions made, the Prairie Ramblers and Patsy Montana from radio station WLS will entertain. The champion and runnerup will compete at the national contest in Kansas, Nov. 3.

DENIES SABOTAGING CHRYSLER OPERATION

DETROIT, Oct. 26 (U. P).— President R. J. Thomas of the United Automobile Workers (C.I. 0.) denied today charges made by a vice : president of the Chrysler Corp. that the union was sabotaging production and intimidating employees. The new accusations in the production dispute at Dodge which has made 55,000 workers idle were out= lined by Herman L. Weckler, Chrysler vice: president in charge of operations. “Inside and outside. the plant the claim of collective kargaining has been distorted into a systematic, organized campaign to control the individual employee, to dictate how much work he does and to force him by intimidation and threats ‘of violence to do the union’s will,” Mr. Weckler had said.

Speaks Tonight

| Charles Jones, Wm. H. Block

Co. general superintendent, will {speak at the Executive Leadership |Forum of the Junior Chamber of Commerce at 7:30 p. m. today at ‘the Indianapolis Athletic Club. He |will discuss “Incentive, Thrift and Pension Plans.” | Six more weekly meetings are | planned, each fo be addressed by a leader in his particular field.

QUEBEC VL TERS BACK CANADIAN WAR STAND

MONTREAL, Oct. 26 (U. P). — French-speaking Quebec Province has ousted by an overwhelming ‘vote the Government of Premier Maurice Duplessis which opposed the war policies of the Dominion Government, election returns showed today. M. Duplessis’ National Union Party, which held a five-to-one advantage in the old Provincial legislature, had won only 15 of the 86 seats in the new one. The Liberal Party headed by Adelard Godbout, for which the National Government at Ottawa campaigned vigorously in defense of its war declaration on the side of the Allies, had clinched 68 seats and Government control. One

*. |seat went to an independent, one to

the National Party, and one was in doubt.

MILK TRUCK WRECKED

William Bunce, 1201 Parker St, driver for the Polk Sanitary Milk Co., reported to police that his truck was_stolen in the 600 block Massachusetts Ave., today. Later it was found smashed at the Railroad abutment at Madison Ave. and McCarty St.

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- OLSO, Norway, Oct. 26 (U. P.).— The newspaper Arbeiderbladest quoted an anonymous Norwegian today as saying he had been at

Wilhelmshaven, Germany, when British airplanes bombed and sank the German battleship Gneisenau. He said a bomb fell into the battleship’s funnel and exploded, sinking the ship and killing many of the crew. Berlin denied the story. The 26,000-ton Gneisenau was one of Germany’s two battleships in service. She carried 1461 ‘men, nine 11-inch and 12 5.9-inch guns. The British Air Ministry announced early last month that Wilhelmshaven had been bombed and that a battleship there had been struck. Although the Ministry did not claim that the battleship was sunk, it announced a few days later that it had reason to believe that “the raid was even more successful than first reported.”

TISO LEADS SLOVAKS_ BRATISLAVA, Oct. 26 (U. P.).= The Slovak Parliament unanimously elected Josef Tiso today as first president ‘of the republic. Tiso had led the Government as Premier.

Manville od Elinor Break

NEW YORK, Oct. 26 (U. P.).— Elinor Troy decided today that she preferred her film career to Tommy Manville’s millions and so

she will not become his fifth bride. Miss Troy, professing not to know Mr. Manville’s whereabouts, said the break was cordial, but definite, that she was still young and that there was more to the matter than met the eye. She denied rumors’ that Mr. Manville “kicked her out.” “I should say not,” she yelled.’ Miss Troy is several inches taller than Mr. Manville. The playboy chartered a plane: to bring Miss Troy here from the West Coast last Saturday. They were to have been married today.

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CITY BEGINS WINTER GARBAGE SCHEDULE

The winter schedule of garbage and “ash collections once a week will begin Monday, Ray Herner, City collection superintendent, announced today. During .the summer, garbage was collected ' twice a week and ashes and trash every two weeks, he said. The winter schedule will be the

STATE SHOWS DROP IN TRAFFIC DEATHS

Indiana traffic deaths totaled 97 during: ‘September, 13 less than in}

September, 1938, State Safety Director. Don F, Stiver reported : today. The toll for the first nine months of 1939 was 709 compared to 768

same as last year in all neighborhoods.

deaths for the same period last year

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