Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 November 1940 — Page 16

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TEACHER SLAIN, ENDING GLASSES

Ravana University ol d as Student Strife’ ig Sixth Person,

HAVANA, Nov. 20 (U. P.)—Havana University was closed today for an investigation into the fatal

shooting yesterday of Prof. Raoul Fernandez Fiallo, on the school grounds. Fiallo was the sixth person killed In the last six months as a result of student strife. The University will remain closed until Jan, 7, Fiallo taught commercial science. He had been a candidate for Senator of the Cuban Revolutionary Party in the last elections, and only

Wednesday had written letters and | §

papers denying. accusations that he was protecting the “bonche,” an al-

legedly Communistic student fac-|

tion.

He had been a close friend of ex-|:

President Ramon Grau San Martin, and had been active in the 1933 révolution which ousted Gerardo achado. Fiallo was shot by three unidentified youths who fled in an auto-

himself, but it was knocked from his hand.

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WINDSORS PLAN VISIT TO MIAMI

Duchess to Enter Hospital For Dental Operation In Two Weeks:

NASSAU, Bahamas, Nov. 29 (U. P).—~The Duke and Duchess of Windsor sail within two weeks for Miami, Fla., where the Duchess will enter & hospital for a major dental operation. The visit will be “private” and will

#lin no way be connected with the

Duke’s official - position as Governer of the Bahamas, the post which he assumed after leaving France and Spain last summer. The Duke and Duchess plan to arrive at Miami about Dec. 10. They

; =| plan to return here on Dec. 14, withflout going farther into the United

This isn’t a convenient way to rry home your Christmas shopping, but the latest thing in hats. Honor bright. Milgrim designed it of Christmas gift boxes tied

with bright red holiday ribbon. It’s certainly bringing Christmas wrapping problems to a head.

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‘States than Miami. The operation will be performed by Dr. Horace L. Cartee, an orthodonist and extractionist. The hospital will be selected by Harold Christie, a representative of the Duchess. The Duchess is said to have an impacted tooth. Both the Duke and Duchess desire the greatest possible privacy during their visit, it was said, and hope that arrangements could be made to make their trip uneventful. S

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—An Editorial ey i. _OWR Period...the AMERICAN

You will note in our headline we say, «OUR period.” BY “our” we mean not just the Victor Furniture Company’s own personal period, but OURS—*Yours and mine”—the period we live in—MODERN AMERICA! We have no “crow fo pick” with other periods; with, for example, any of the Louis XHI, XIV, XV or XVI, or Jacobean, or Eighteenth Century——. As a matter of fact we actually show a good selection of several of these periods, including the popular Eighteenth Century; but our favorite, and apparently yours, téo, because you buy a great deal of it, is the graceful streamlined waterfall design of the Modern Here we have simple beauty, straightforwardness, freedom from “gingerbread,” clean lines, good _ fo look at and good to use!

In a way, we resent the intrusion of the old styles. We like the colorful, gay finishes, the solid feel, the stalwart simplicity and smoothspeedy lines of our present-day designs. WE LIKE AMERICAN MODERN FURNITURE! it in the homes of our friends and customers because we feel that to buy this modern furniture is to look ahead rather than

We want to see more of

" THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

This Couple Prefers Life in “Lonely, Snow-Bound Hills

BOISE, Ida. Nov. 29 (U. Pp) —Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shine are looking forward to a long, hard winter when they will be cut off from ecivilization by heavy snow—and will like its “They both admitted they enjoyed their life of seclusion as they

loaded flour, matches, brown sugar,

beans, tables and other supplies for the

dried fruit, canned vege-

‘|winter before returning to the snow-

bound hills north of Boise, Living 18 miley from. the nearest postoffice doe seem to bother the couple, because they feel that life in the wild forest country has solved their economic problems in good style. Unemployment and pride grove the Shines into the hills to make a living, shortly after the depression struck. He had been a cook but was thrown out of work. Relating their story as they were stocking up for the winter. Mr. Shine said ‘he and his wife collected all their possessions, sold or traded them for equipment to live in the mountains. ; During the summer they built a sluice box and panned gold from the hills above .Idaho City. With

the money they purchased a pair

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of Joie and heavy clothing for the Angelo Mangiore, who refused to{l100 volunteer speakers for the 1940 winte ter for the draft, registered to-{Christmas Seal sale in Marion

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gear by sewing & pair of squirrel skins onto the collar ripped from

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started a trap line. The first winter’s trapping ‘was hard because he had to make the rounds on foot. But the next year his dogs— which he says are a cross between police dogs and timber wolves—had produced a “litter of pups which were large enough to draw a sleigh and carry him to his trap lines. ' This winter they will keep abreast of world affairs with a batterypowefed radio set,

Mrs. Shine, who does not have the ordinary housewife’s worry over the meat budget, says it will cost them about $100 to live through the winter. They will get most of their meat by killing wild animals. Rent is free, Mrs. Shine pointed out, and they don’t need any money for movies or other entertainment. There is plenty of work to keep both husy, prepare the meals, skin and tan hides of animals they trap, and take care of fhe trap lines. Mrs. Shine runs ‘a short 'line near the cabin to make “pin money.” “You can have your Boise—or any other city,” they both agreed.. “We'll take the mountains. lo

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OBJECTOR CHANGES MIND IN PRISON

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.~(U. P)).—

y in the Federal Detention Prison in the hope his’ 18-month sentence would be shortened. Mangiore, a 23-year-old assistant anitor at the Labor Temple here, thus became the first registration objector in the nation to change his mind after sentence had been passed upon him. : Mangiore was given the 18-month

sentence last Wednesday after’ a with Federal

stormy argument Judge Vincent L. Liebell, whose own son, Vincent L. Leibell Jr., 21, volunteered for the army. In sentencing Mangiore, Judge. Leibell told him he would entertain a motion for reduction of sentence if Mangiore would change his mind and register.

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For your: conveniencs in shopping, you may PARK FREE in the lot

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Kightlinger Is Seal Speaker

Erle A. Kightlinger is one of the

County, The program of the Marion County Tuberculosis Ase sOciation is made. possible through the annual sale of seals, which’

Speakers will ap- | pear from now

until Christmas |

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clubs, civic groups and schools to|George

urge the purchase of the live-giving

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REV, W. E. CONKLING - -

IS ELECTED BISHOP

CHICAGO, Nov. 29, (U. P.)—The Rev. Wallace E. Conkling, rector: of St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Germantown, Pa. yesterday was elected bishop of the Chicago Diocese, spiritual leader of 100,000 Epis-

copalians of Chicago and northern

Illinois.

The Rev. Mr. Conkling, identified with the “high church” group and at 45 the youngest man ever considered for leadership of the rich diocese, was chosen on the second ballot -of ' 106 ' clergy from the 125 sybordinate parishes. The selection las confirmed by the vote of 43 of the 67 lay delegates. He s&s the late Bishop Craig Stewart, who died last May after serving almost 10

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The KIDS would naturally expect TOYS, and

so, of course, we. have TOYS—toys with wheels and pedals and rockers and runners and mama voices— Toys for educational purposes (hammer and nail sets, peg sets, blackboards). Toys that are along the practical lines, such as desks and chairs, table and chair outfits, high-ohairs, nursery chairs, ete, etc. There are a few things that will intrigue the men folks and the lady folks, - too. Plenty of our customers, regardless of age, will go spinning along on new SHELBY BIKES with NEW DEPARTURE

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VICTOR FURNITURE COMPANY SELLS MEN'S CLOTHING. Yes, on the first floor. Everything that men wear. House Robes; Ties at $1.00, 2 for $1.00 and 3 for $1.00; Hosiery, Suits, Topcoats and Overcoats, Leather Jackets, Wool Jackets, Knitted Jackets, Shoes, Shirts, Handkerchiefs, Hats.

EVERYTHING CAN BE CONVENIENT TERMS!

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For your convenience in shopping, Victor is open until 9 P. M. on Saturday or will meet . you by appointment any night in the week. Call Lincoln, 7555.

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Then, of course, we must remember the © practical side of Christmas with all kinds of furniture, novelty and otherwise, To mention a few, Hassocks, Knee Hole Desks, LANE CEDAR CHESTS, Florence Gas Ranges, Oil Ranges, Living Room Suites and other Room Suites, Smokers, Card Tables, Rugs and all other furniture. “It is all appreciated—especially. Eleotric Washers and Electrie Sweepers, or any: General Electric items, such as Coffee Makers, Electric Clocks, or a a orisp brow Waffle Maker.

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Includes bed, vanity or dresser, chest, bedroom bench, coil spring, innerspring mattress, boudoir set consisting of powder box, 2 vanity lamps, 2 perfume bottles on mirror tray, one pair each of Pepperell sheets and pilloweases, one heavy weight blanket, one light weight blanket, one Chenille bedspread, one pair of draperies. The suite is American Modern Water Fall design made of genuine 5-ply walnut. It can be had in prima-vera, another modern American finish, for $10.00 extra. By all means, see this outfit. It is “tops” Victor - value. It is another example that Victor does everythihg humanly

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