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Butler Five Tops’ on 1939 Gridirons RIVERA FEARS | And She Was

Ends Drills| | ~~ #€™.--° | HITLER-STALIN

A Good Cow

Times Special

WARSAW, Ind. Dec. 8.—All the

from handlers could not entice

For Opener as | i: i s | - oy PLOT ON U, S. cajoling of her owner and pushes

Hinkle Advises His Squad on, Ce he Of Operation; Dies | '° Rules and Diet; Height | | | LJ off ad Bid Refused. Is Big Problem. . A | S—p— be - a 2 Lo MEXICO CITY, Dec. 8 (U. P).—| of The Butier Bulldogs | eased Diego Rivera, celebrated artist and vi through a light practice session to- 3 R Be day that German Nazis and Stalin

Edward Heacock's cow into the

Artist Claims Mexico Is Base auction ring as the auctioneer ex-

lled her fine points to prospec-

tive purchasers.

Then the auctioneer paused for

‘eath and the cow fell dead. Veterinarians said the cow died

a broken neck, caused by too gorous tugs on a halter around

dissident Communist, charged to-| per neck.

day as the final touch to their 3 FE 0 “S51 [Communists are “converting” Mexpreparation for tomorow night's A ico into a base of operations against

THIEF DOTES ON RAZORS

opening battle with Ball Stat TH } LE 3 all of the Americas, especially Mex-| MOUNT CARMEL, Ill, Dec. 8 Ope 02 ae ih ol tate in : 8 ? : ico and the United States. (U. P.). — Barber Joe Hedrick apartments Yor. Rent : | Indianapolis Times. 1 Friday, Dec. 8, feos}

Coach Paul D. (Tony) Hinkle p We CEN a Senor Rivera was declining the in- | Jathered his first customer of the | Auctions ees CR _ climaxed a month of strenuous : WR N By vitation of the Dies Committee to day for a shave and then turned to | | Automobiles for Sale

working yesterday afternoon send- g0 to Texas and testify concerning! pic

ing his complete varsity squad ae 5 ; T [the anti-United States activities of A burglar had broken into the £hop auto Loans sesnrerearess 874 HOV, he .MOORE _&: AEN 3 3 $a and stolen every razor in the place.

through a long scrimmage. He held | Communists,

kK up his razor. Ii wasn't there. !

: 3 SRR Ee £ : 3 ” 3 : | , B round table discussion on the re- a FS His declination applied only to his Vision of rules and issued instruc- 3 R $88 J Ee going to the United States. He said] gon tions as to dieting. EE k SEER Be : ® he was willing to answer any ques- |} For this game tomorrow night, T NE s-SN he ae tion the Committee wanted to ask| which will be the first in the local’s : wx LB \ § | "In my own country.” He suggested defense of their Indiana Collegiate } Re that the Committee send him a

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Conference title won last year, a. SE - questionnaire. JACOBS ‘ OUTDOOR SHOP

Hinkle is expected to start a squad _ Sa pi kK Senor Rivera's former political ig ii E. OHIO ST.

of five lettermen, two seniors and $ 3 RR y 3 y mentor, Leon Trotsky, a “father” of

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three juniors. ™ SH LAE % [the Russian Communist revolution, | Bob Dietz, Indianapolis junior, SN - RRR : an intimate of Lenin, who was

and Byron Gunn, Centerville, will ) 3 LN : 3 § [exiled by Dictator Josef Stalin, said CAR and

be at forwards; Bill Hamilton, i 3 3 oc i {he would go to Texas “as a political |

Louisvile, Ky. center, and Capt. R SAREE RRR cuty” to testify before the Dies Com- TRUCK

Jerome Steiner, Berne, and Lyle 3 SER i 3 5 SER = mittee on any question concerning |

Neat, Ft. Wayne, guards. Steiner ; FW 2 . Spero ; | Stalinism. Owners

and Gunn are the seniors. Although a soe x ; | Mr, Dies had planned a heating] this combination lacks height,| N i A Riis 4 |in some Texas town near the bor- | Hamilton being the tallest with 6! ; J R x R N [der this month to hear Mr. Trotsky | feet 2 inches, it appears the best iy i SEE a : EY & [tell of the activities of American | fundamentally equipped group. | y RETR % SE Communists. Mr, Trotsky specifically Hinkle has a host of reserve talent - ’ RR : excluded this subject, saying he | available, Times-Acme Telephoto. |Knew nothing about their activities. Hinkle's greatest worry is getting Nile C. Kinnick, University of Iowa's star back, is shown holding Mr. Dies also had invited Senor enough height. The team misses the Heisman Memorial trophy awarded him in New York as the na- |Rivera and it was this invitation the services of George Perry, former gion's outstanding college football player of 1939, which the artist declined with reserShortridge performer, who was] vations in a colorful press confergraduated last June. Jack Clayton, | ence last night. He received the

another Shortridge graduate, looked | press in his apartment and came best as a center prospect yesterday. ! A t B k tb Il strolling in with a large pistol stick-|j] and Car Needs at AmMmareur pasKerbpa |

Two others being groomed for the ing out of the side pocket of his role are Claude Stropes, former blue overalls.

Tech of Indianapolis graduate, and! 5 . Paul Armstrong, New Haven. | The C. Y. O. Cadet League swings Schedule for the Em-Roe Monday | candidacy of Juan Andreu Alma-

One of the guard berths is an- into its fourth week of competition| Night Sunday School League calls | san and opposing that of Gen. other thorn to Coach Hinkle. For tomorrow with St. Philip's leading for three games at Dearborn Gym, Manuel Avila Camancho. and, in)

height he has Charles Atkinson, bY virtue of three victories. The as follpws: consequence, his statement reflected | Anderson juniof, to start, but for schedule: | 1:30—Zions vs. First Evangelical, some of the partisanship of Mexi- | clever offense and excellent long | Holy, Rasary rT Trinity, | Se Jhprgievew vs. M. I. A, Church. can politics. | shooting. he has Neat. Th oks ak St. ARTRORY: & 4 wr averly vs, Chain A, C. He charged that the Avila Caman-| The Butler reserves Will meet | Gyihedral at St. Philip, 9 a. m. | Next round of games in the Em- cho campaign was in “the clutches the Hoosier State Commercial five| Little dierine va. Joan of re *.«™s | Roe Hamilton County League at the of the Stalin-Hitler combination.” | in a curtain-raiser game tomors| pip. 10 a. | Noblesville Armory: | His desire, he said, was to convince row night at 7 o'clock. Sunday's bairings in the C. Y. O.| 1. 0—Eiller's Cafe. Fishers vs. Westfield (he masses of all nations of the

{Junior League: besivh Restaurant. American continent of the need of|

He is supporting the Presidential Liquidators

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Holy Rosary at St. Philip, 1 p. m. 8:00—Arcadia _Independents vs, Wallace uniting themselves ins -] St. Catherine vs. Little Flower at. Holy Grain, Sheridan g themselves against the com

rat Catherine oR Gor: x. © _/mon enemy, Fascism, Naziism, and CHECK U p Bowling . Holy Trinity ve. Lourdes at St. Philip, Noblesville, rh ubitel, Purnitare | Stalinism.” The evidence he could |

p. Mm bux : : 4 | St. Anthony vs. Joan of Arc at Holy The Varsity S S Club is scheduling || give the Dies Committee was of

[ Trinity, 1 p “activities which I consider not only t Sunday's pairings in the C. Y. O. city and road games with teams in| | un-American, but against the whoic

Elmer Dean bunched games of senior League: |the 16-18 year class. For games

223, 248 and 1 in the AuOMO-| St Philip vs. St. John at Sacred Heart, write John Campbell, 2407 Massa | OL, Civilization and human rights. |§ $4.95 $6.76 $6.95 $9.95

| carried out by Stalinists, Nazis, and |

yo ’ tive League at the Fox-Hunt Alleys bors vs. St. Patrick at Holy Trinity, | chusetts Ave. | Fascists.” We carry every size made at low prices

3: Ny ——— : A Jost sign} for 3 Jom) Of eh hig pA vs. Holy Trinity at St. Philip,| Three tilts were play ed in the Em-| "Inasmuch as the majority of the!

. ‘points I have to make will no doubt | lors: Es aiRearan Little Flower at St. Philip, R0® Hawthorne Thursday Indebowlers: 12:30 p. »™ » ‘dependent League. Results: |be concerning Mexico, which the

» . Automotive... 664 Joa an oo Are vs. St. Joseph at Sacred y RI il 63 maar. 2 Mt. Jackson Tire, 33: Bem Hur Life. 19. NAZIS and Stalinists are converting

p.m, | ‘ Dad Hanna, Kahn Taloring Paarup Holy 8S VS, by TREY Heart at Holy | " Standard Service, 38: Mars Hill Midgets, into a base ot operations against all HEAVY TRUCK TIRES DUTY

Jim Reed, Consolidate 680 | Trinity, 2:30 p. | Striebeck. Printcraft hi i Ho ward rest Merchants, 23: Bruce |oL_ America, especially Mexico and Foul 3320. Rdiometive... 68 Tonight's schedule in the Bush- | nllowa Post, 18, {the United States, I wish to make € Yona Frether Trust 111100000 630 Peezle Industrial League at Pennsy imy declaration in my own country,” Mitdaeh. Dismend am “is . as Gym: Em-Roe Speedway Industrial | ‘he said. En St Catherine's . 652) 1:30—Seven Up vs. Schwitzer-Cummins.| League scores last night: In Mexico, he charged, there were]

Rent Univershl : 3:30—Crown roducts vs. Indianapolis | Rookwalter- Ball, Greathouse. 24; Na- more than 40 cells of Stalinists in| New Car | Heaters Low gs Lov $3,05 95

630 Railway tional Mall 21. Pans nyerine, Sutometive 63 9:30—Thland Container vs. Trimble oil. | iD . Adams.” Stock Yards, 32, |ev ery part of the Government. | Ww, . Printeraft ‘ — apfarm Bureau, son Engineering, | s | RARE : 's how theyll stack up this | 29. These cells, he charged, “completely | Bunny Hare, Automotive 831 evening in the Bush-Feezle Sunday | Bookwalter-Ball-Greathouse leads control the apparatus of education, | hy, Printeraft a2 he Joop with five won and none the posts, the telegraphs, and the] , Automotive. {School League at the Broadway M.| Carl McAfee, Industrial .. 'B. Gym: lost. J. D. Adams is second with coast survey. They also control cells

Willia . t t ‘han re Wililams. Printeraft .e "is 6% 3:00—Edgewood M. EF. vs. Shelby M. E.|LOUr and one. [In important labor unions, practical- |

Paul Moore, Elks . 622 8:00—Speedway M. E. vs. Central hy ' {ly handle the PRM (Mexican revo- |

Schmidt, Citizens Gas “ . an. oliver Collins. dustrial : : . 88 9:00—First Friends vs. Central Baptist Mig to SER 8 10 edrigs«| ution pasty — the Gover nment | foxley, Printera : “ ay night league or the Em-Roe! party) electoral machinery for Avila Walt Phillips, Indianapolis Water... ais) : . Springer, | Intermediate The schedule tonight in the Em-| Holiday Tournament are request- Camancho. The Gestapo also has/

Fonts Universal a Roe Girls Big Six League at the ed to contact Everett Babb at the | many important people in the state] Frank Kuffel, Industrial s13 Hoosier Athletic Club: Em-Roe store, machinery.” Chryst, Printeraft \ 611 T:30-Maplehurst Dairy vs, Bratch 35. Huffman, Parkway “> 610 | R:30—Hoosier A. C. vs. Seven vg Gaalema, Parkway h 9:3 R. C. A. vs. Midnight Clu

Gresham, Printeratt 65 in the feature game of the Spovts C. Moxley, Ninois : SM mans Store Industrial League at the | Gantner. Universal .. 603 Kiefer, Universal \ 690 Brookside U. B. Gym. Other scores:

| Burt's Shoes defeated Van Camp,

7 Don Lux, Industrial 09 | | Rrrons. Universal Loot: wl Johnny Noone scored the winning | Out-of- Pawn y | Reauss. Intermediate .... * soy basket in the last minute of play to! Yuli 5:4 : . LOW J. Eearion, Fagus, Ket Si te | give Indiana National Bank a 42 9 au |} Plates Carl Rearick, Industrial .. Seto 40 victory over Johnson's Market | |] 5 uits VA Jaen "a e$ 1

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ROEBUCK — William, beloved Giather of | Mrs. Leona Stephenson, Mrs. Grace Col. ter, John and Vincent A. Roebuck, deAuto” Financing ....... sasviannerstenes 31 parted thig life Wednesdav. Duneral FH: KIRK NO

, 2530 tt 41 St.. 7:30 Burial Saturday St. Business Opportunities ....eovevvevees " Friends invived

BUSINESS PLOPEILY vos us verrinenesssees 31 SMITH - Oliver G.. entered into rest . ednesday age years, father of RusCard ot Thanks . 4 sell G. and Homer H. Smith, brother of

Cash Coal and Wood ....vvvvnnnnies.. 48 's. Emma Calvin, Mrs. L. 8. Lyons, Joe, Ed, Jim and se Smith. Services Deaths—=Funerals teeranttanes Saturday. 10 a. m. HARRY W. MOORE

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FParms-—Suburban sesssseernnee 20 SULLIVAN Catherine A., mother of John . an William E.. died Thursday eveFlorists and Monuments ......vovies. ning. Services Monday. 8:30. at the Funeral Directors sisssseses 5 KIRBY MORTUARY: 9 a. m., St. John's

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[BQELDT_ Bertha, beloved wife of William me ———— mr LF a oeldt, mother ol Frieda Fshokson 0 : ton, O. randmother o itlliam ; and Frieda, Passat away Wednesday eve- DELAWARE FLOWER SHOP ning. Funeral service will be held Bat-| EET PEEVE EUS, LCT urday. 2 o'clock p. m., at the home, 710} E. Morris St. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery, W. T BLASENGYM FUNER- | AL HOME in charge. Lost and Found ,

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ime HIGHTSHUE Allan, age 81 vears, father wyrrg, 25-35, housework and cooking ex5, se R ex Sars, Frank Griner, Mrs. Oscar Ranck, perience; room, board, small wages. 2025 V. Keogh, Mrs. Eliza Ballard and Russell | Ee aN - Hightshue. Pe Thurs Tay. pee, WHITE lady to help with housework, more at the ROYSTER & ANCIN Ladi ARY | for home than wages. Must be willing 23100 W. Washington St. Burial James- _to leave town. Apply | 1308 Bellefontaine. town, Ind. Friends may call at ihe] ir. mortuary any RO A { GIRL—Complete “beauty course in exchange light duties. ROYAL BEAUTY ACADJONES—Wilson E., father of Mrs, Dicle | EMY, 401 Rooseveit _ Bldg.

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Herchel M. of Greensburg. Ind.. brother | salary. 4233 Washnigton Biv of Tenley Jones of Jndianapolis, Rassed | away a e home of his son, 171 addeus Bt. Wednesday. Dec. 6. Funeral Help Wan ed—Male 9 Saturday, Dec. 9, 10:30 a. m, at — ingests —— J. wT ISON FUNERAL HOME, 1930 | A Prospect St. Fens jhvited. yourial nion Cemetery, Decatur County. Friends | ‘ may cell at funeral home. WANTED—A good

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their annual schedule meeting at!ing Eli Lilly team, 30 to 22, last | \ a Hold y night in the Bush-Feezle N fac- ! A SMALL DEPOSIT 3 the Washington Hotel today and nig N ush-Fee fanufac SHOES 1 CARNETE Mor. Clothe nr (Garment

oaches hoped to complete football turers League at the Pennsy Gym, 4 PP for LP | Kingan came from behind to upset | JEWELRY A basketball clinic, open to all Ynemploymen: Wr al AND s and Ss. Was be 24, and Stewart Warner outclasse this afternoon after a diccussion of the Lilly Varnishers, 32 to 11. | 213 E. WASHINGTON ST. oma, new rules. In addition to football dates, the athletic directors planned to com-| plete schedules for 1940 track, baseball and tennis. A Conference business session is set for 8 p. m. D. C. Moffett, DePauw basketball coach, is the organization's president and Paul Williams, Ball State athletic director, is secretary. |

On Location BERKELEY, Cal, Dec. 8 (NEA). «Helen Jacobs, former national women's tennis champion, plans a historical novel of the American Revolution and will go to Williamsburg, Va., for local color,

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I WANT to talk to a man with a car who | is anxious to make some money, if he [will call at my office Saturday morning | at 7:45 prompt. 215 Underwriters Bld., corner Michigan and Penn, Sts., In-

| di anapoli Ss. oO as | SIX young men to i assist manager n order . | dept. 9-10 a. m., 4-6 p. m, v CON | NERS. Room 443, Roosevelt Siotel,

| Two “outside unfurnished rooms in apt. building; good heat; close in. Box 190, Times.

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safe method. Demand an abstract

i W. 34th 8t.; both rented; income $30.00

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: beauty work: fare refunded: work for SPECIALS FROM RELIABLE DEALERS Ee: conde toed REAL BEATA GAL:

Anchor Coal Co. 1533 S. West St, Ri. 3303 Bluff Road Coal Yard, 100 W. Adler, Dr., 8553 Royal Coal & Coke Co. 3815 Mass. Ave,, Ch. 1971 Daylight Coal Co. 300 LeGrande, Dr. 4684 Drexel Fuel Co. 2242 Bethel Ave., Dr. 2251 Frederick Coal Co., 801 Beecher, Dr. 1792 Indianapolis Ice & Fuel Co, 225 E. Towa, Dr. 2400 J. & I. Coal Co. 2012 N. Rural, Ch. 6048

Model Coal Co., 613 Harlan, Dr. 2222 Fansler Coal Co., 78 S. State, Li. 6449 Star Coal Co, 327 W. 17th, Ha. 4942 Meridian Coal Co, 342 W 10th, LI. 6237

Solid Fuels for Even, Constant Heat

| in the city. Phone RI-5551.

Positions Wanted, Female 10

of health-giving heat NEAT colored git, general rousewark, cost any more. Order laundry; references; day or week, LI-

Want Ads. {atial s ad routine work; small salary.

37 TODAY Schools & Instructions 12

|of title. Have it examined by your | attorney.

Union Title Company

155 E. MARKET ST. Union Title Bldg.

ONLY $2100—TERMS

2 Store Rooms

per month,

DR-7925. ED DILLEHAY. RI-6412, J. 8. CRUSE 1 REAL TY Co. , 128 N. Dela.

857 N. OAKLAND AVE.

Modern duplex, 5 rooms up and 5 rooms down, Excellent condition, Will comsider trade. JOHN R. WELCH & SONS. LI-3424, H 0 L Cc Properties, 10% down *WaleeWe payment, Immediate attention given our requirements, Mr. Russ, LI-6328.

12 Security Trust Bldg. American Realty & Development Co.

4618 RALSTON AVE.—Five-room modern house, good condition, hardwood floors, full basement, Rybolt furnace, fireplace, insulated ceiling. Will take $425 for eauity, balance $2450; terms.

| DOWNTOWN switch site and about 60,000

square feet of ground, For further information, cal PAUL BOARDMAN, MA-1331 FLETCHER TRUST COMPANY, AGENT

NEW COLONIAL. m»hdern, 5 rooms; beautiful kitchen, hardwood floors. Stairs to

large attic, Nn smoke, Low tax. Large lot, 5805 E. 18th. 1 square west of Arlington. Shown anv time. TR-6838.

HOME OWNERS LOAN CORP.

We are direct contract DO Get, a list of properties, ALLISON REALTY CO., Realtors, RI- 2368. 140 N. Del.

FIND REAL COAL MEN, WOMEN — | Enroll now. Big money i! in

EMY, 40 i, Union Ice & Coal Co. 1910 1_Roosevel’ Bldg. -

Bluff Rd, Ri. 5521 Hoosier Coal & Oil Co., 1300 E. | Special Announcements 12B Wathina ove og w. | LARGE MALL WITH DANCE FLOOR : Washington Be. 1554 3 | Re hv airs, rd shat, kipehen. Eve. Miller Coal Co., 840 E. St. Clair. Columbia Park, 2859 8. East St. DR-4436.

Mutual Coal & Ice Co, 1921 CHRISTMAS tere I cards office = ars, Ss, Gf Fletcher Ave. forms, menus, ete. _Multigraphed or Logsdon Fuel & Supply Corp. typed. Low prices. LI-2175. 229 Shelby. MA-3395 TONY'S PARK BUFFET. 2531 Shelby Co-Op. Service, Inc, 1020 E. DR-4251. Spaghetti, sandwiches and North St. CH-2672 i Rn Acme Monon Coal Co. 01s E. | IR-6708 Bon. smith Tite "000 Ace Coal Co. 1635 Oliver Ave. | HU-4335 DOLLS DOLL CLOTHES, Brookside Ice & Coal Co., 1225 H Roady Mute Made 1b Ofer: Roosevelt Ave. CH-1567 Monument Coal Co. 701 E. Personal Services 3 Wash. St. [LI-5381 h ws. DR A. P. HALL. Senate Coal Co. 1402 N. Senate. | Jr FOOT dsm Bldg. RI-31

BIG BARGAIN, 1301-03 CONGRESS--Two good six-room modern houses: garage. Corner lot. Total price, $2750. Small down payment. DAVIS. CH-7550.

COMFORTABLE 6-room modern home: 2 lots; garage: price $2,750. Easy terms, 2321 8. Meridian, Many other Ranedins, See Studebaker, 2308 Shelby, DR-219 _DR-2197. 10 UNIMPROVED LOTS Northeast aved street, Rrice for all $2500. AUL BOARDMAN MA. 1331. _ FLETCHER TRUST COMPANY AGENT. 3100 W. CONCORD, 14th 8t.—~New 5-room modern; small down payment, Call. 964 Holmes.

RAW 5729—6-rm. semi-mod., newly reRAWLS. $7206 RI-1419; Eves. HU-504

NGLEY—4-rm. sem mod.: newly aI dn. RI-1419; mo _HU-5047,

Colored—3729 Gracela nd

Five-room modern, reconditioned, $3200, cant, JouN'R WELCH & SON. IR-3423.

ED-Douglass 8t.: five-roo npuble, CO a nic $28 rental. Price Shed" RE:

MORE BROS. 401 Inland Bldg.

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Joi, 54: THE Rev. Maude Lillian Jones is Sow loCftele Coal Cos, 343 Miley Ave. cated at 1913 3138. 1 Delaware. LI-4210

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A HIGH Class 10- -room home. suitable for for tenants. Income around $100 month; quarters: trade for bungalow douse imes, Box, 216, Indianapois. . Ind,

160-ACRES near North Vernon, Ind, tock, tgols and "feed. for tity property. Times,