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3, 1943

. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES :

Filipinos Unsure 0f Red Status

Opinions Differ On Party's Legality

By PAUL 8. KATIGBAK Times Foreign Correspondent

MANILA, P. IL, Nov.

not in their own country. Their government says

legal.

~Communists ply their trade unfettered but Filipinos still are not sure whether Reds are legal or

communism is illegal. That is, it has said so inferentially. But Manila’s Red Party chieftain says it's

ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices

The Following Services Have Been Scheduled : JACKSON—Laura A. SMITH—Mary Maria.

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: ! ; Justice was asked by the Mala- Park. Frien may il at ihe BROAD RIPPLE'S ROCKETS—Coach Ed Diedrich's forward wall, which has yet to yield a touchdown in five fcanan Press Association to define Thine) a sa ath SLEEPING ROOMS games, is shown above with ample replacements and the Rocket backfield that hopes to cavort into Irish terri- he Jats of Smavuin ha] a Soy, mutate ames service, Bott, CB-gtisM, er | PRIVATE home 1 or 3 gmp, sooke tory. Friday night at Ripple. Left to right: John Smith, John Lyman, Bob Safford, Jack Fitzgerald, [16-year-old Supreme Court de- pre ol dons, Viptais Bask nd) B= NEARING Hotel ES ; Bob Whitt n. Wayne Lahman and Tom McCullough. = Second row: John Plum {26}, Jack Barnett (56), Dick Bus- [cision Which rejected the defense] in Seals Wish. Servos Fria): Chimney and furnace. Quick 20 Hotels

of the Red Party, then on trial, “1234 Proshat it was not an illegal organ- pect st. plriends invited. | Burial zation because it preached only IO I ob hes May ae social and not armed revolution. De i od Balderdash, retorts Mariano P. SMITH Mary Matta, of 3308 Brook Baigog i of the doy 33 year, mother of Sidney Le la 1% fer Friday 10 sm ai, NORTH: ation . He says it's true that party

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kirk (45), Tom Logan (25) Dick McCoy (36), Joe Granger (17), Fred Doll (15), Bill Hearne (55), Phil Higley (35), | Vernon Reid (28), Bob Cannon (16), and Kurt Ehlert (46). Third Row: Assistant Coach Walter Jurkiewicz, Forrest Reehling (37), Jim Alltop (10), Bill Jessee (22), Jack Engledow (14), Bill Mitchell (13), Dick Campbell (12), Don Klingler (48), Bob Stephens (50), George Shelby (30) and Coach. Diedrich.

at Friends invited.

leaders headed by Crisanto Elvan-| STOOPS—Mrs. Alice B, 3358 N. New BUILDING REPAIR i i * galista were imprisoned and later| oo iam or of ra Aner” of “Wil Lot os 25d. BOW Tom 3 Soaks 21 Walking Distance banished in 1932, but were given| lam T. Jr. of Indianapolis, ron an extra apt. Grooms, private; $7, 88 absolute and unconditional par-| NER A BUCRANAN Friday, 2.30 INDPLS. BIMODELING £01 SH-441 A OKiy; Apply. $4) Massachuseily don by the late President Quezon| gm; Burs) Riverview Cemetery, Construction - Maintenance SLEEPING room in refined home; 1-3 on Oct. 15, 1937. wre ; Oarpentry, _ concrete, plumbing persons; near good trahsp. RI-6084. ; ’ IEGELE—Bdgar J, husband of roofing, electrical work. . 5 J 1%. Mr. Balgos recalls, the woh, father of Jack, Pasted awa ’ iD GUARANTE ED 22 North onday a. m. ervices anner . C. RIPBERGER. A-830% ocialist Party of the late Pedro| giinanan Mortuary, = Friday, 1:30 COMVLETE CONSTRUCTION SERV-

ds Coliseum

against the in communitournaments man pointed

vas made to led for the 3 meeting in L in Cumber-

Here n considered t night was ball practice. potball coach \ school, told etic directors ring foothall ools in Indiaid the issue ut no Fuling the athletie

CATHEDRAL'S IRISH—Shown above are the first-two teams for Cathedral's Irish who will battle Broad Ripple's Rockets in a city series clash that will go far fo determine the 1948 city high school football championship. Both teams boast unblemished records in city competition, Cathedral having won five straight games and Broad Ripple three straight. In.the first string line (left to right]: Don Lawless, Dave O'Connor, Frank Luzar; John Haigerty, John Mason, Bill Johnson and Bob Hurrle. Second row: Don Stroud, Mike Conaton, Louis Phillips, Dick

Glassmeyer, Pat Lawley, James Dezelan and Jim Roberts. Back row: Carl Accamondo, Tom O'Brien, George England, Charles Schmutte, Coach Joe Dezelan, Tom Yaqggi, Andy Chatman, Bob Blanford and Bill Barton.

A Prep Teams End Fraley Makes Early Mat Match Won

meeting was president of

concen, Ho : Pick for All American 1 3t Wanen Season Tonight By OSCAR FRALEY, United Press Sports Writer By McGee, Angelo

NEW YORK, Nov, 3—Getting there “fustest” with what appears in this corner to be the “mostest’—Fearless Fraley's 1948 All-Amer-| Migs Meee x sg A " Sacred Heart at Deaf School, |ic8 football team. and Martino Angelo of Toledo Sacred Near. ai Dea "0, Off the eatly record, no section of the nation has a monopoly on took 52 minutes last night to 330 p.m, - : {gridiron talent this fall. The Pacific Coast makes a comeback with | qefeat Frankie Hart, Chicago, Decatur Central at Southport, three places, matched by the Midwest and the South, while the) 4 Joe Wolt. Columbus. O. in

8 p. m. [East and the Southwest each cap- : Nomellini, who stands out like| 3 heavyweight tag-team wrestling Today was the windup for four ture one spot. a sore thumb in that gigantic| .i. at the Armory.

TODAY'S SCHEDULE

Swap

ck meets run

1d it all took i Our scouts across the country— local high school football teams.! drum majorettes, race horse train- Mimesota Ine, ald Dime tise) McGee won the first fall in School, was Sacred Heart, loser in eight gps waterboys and spirit dis-| oo TreRu& Ca EO he facy|27 minutes from Wolf with a n which his straight games, was scheduled pensers—agree that up front they} ompany. Dat Ue meg hammer lock and Wolf countered vd d tick 5 that massive Mike is a former ;, 14 minutes to even the match *d_drumstick for’ a muddy brawl this after-|/don’t come any rougher than this! Golden Gloves champ and YOu! yith a rolling body scissors ximately 80 noon at the Deat School, that jhe Jue Being r Rodin have a solid, scrappy middle. (Ancelo then applied an arm e this year, has won three and lost as many. yoo heen granted membership in Bednarik, known to his mates ;.oayer on Hart in 15 minutes. n Thursday - The Spartans were to be the only the Society of Malevolent Magi- as thé Clutch, is a former aerial| 1, the opening bout, Joe » who started y (gunner who still delights iniaprigtie of Ontario defeated at Warren local opponent on the Silent Hoo-|cians. th 1 1 / mowing them down. He's another| yin mia James, 210, of Houston, siers’ schedule this season. 2 1s yw ays ' ask: Sn |of the old time “iron men,” but|j, 25 minutes with a cobra hold. ger, who is players, their families, still barely gets the nod over|mpe crowd was estimated at 2100.

Southport closes its season to-|friends and neighbors can be gariesian.

rm as presi- i night at home against ,Decatur satisfied. For the edification of} Cloud Called Tough

tion, presided

= Central. The Cardinals’ only that limited group, and the scathee success this season has been ling comment of the rest of ih Of the four backs, Walker, Jus- I . Ml attendance, winning only two of country, here they are: jtice and Jensen are -the Dest y . OTEL eight all d at night|To% Name Senool Age wt. known nationally but the “flying”! SHOP ght games, all played at night|g_parney Poste, Mississippi ... 265 Cloud would be a unanimous naand at home. Decatur Central T—Seb Hendren U.. 2. © asitional choice if he got big time I 1] or ame » Prop, has a 3-3-2 record for the season. |S aes iN aunt on 350] 750 : Tr son. -Aharles Bedunely Sous : T5{mention season long. Clyde Scott, iw Phi oReily. Purdue re FLEE or Navy Saf ox 5 Butler University gridders waln Hart, Netre Dame { » i GiS st. ALBERT E. LANE [£53 Furr 5 (7 8 harder to stop than’ the famed lowed In mud for an hour ester . : BJ GC “a1 195 Doc Blanchard—and the Smack-|{day in preparation for Saturdays _ New Jerseyite Switches |B _jack Crond wos M.

W. . ceooec 38205 Iover kid played against them| Mid-American Conference game loc ood, foam? Epde, Rabel SDSL, Als. iy, at Kalamazoo against Western | tackles, Dick Jonas, and Al Wist-| Walker will go down in the Michigan. ed rant mesh: annals of the Southwest as one] The Bulldogs, who have yet to ent r, Bi arkenls Gorthwestern; of the cow country’s best in the/win a conference game this seairr oan, Otyde’ 5 ry Re ixanms, | Bloried tradition of the Baughs,|son, scrimmaged against Western and Gil Stephenson, Army. {O’Briens and Kimbroughs. Jus-|Michigan plays set up by the Mediocre Year for Ends [tice ranks as the best in the freshman squad.

Poolé and Hart are the end | South while Jensen, the Cali-! Butler won last year’s contest

JR ME

constitution and by-laws.

1938 Philippine elections.

Question Two Illinois Men in Shoe Theft

Store, 25 E. Washington St.

noon, yesterday.

were charged with vagrancy,

And in Puerto Rico...

Party

a U. 8, territory,

elections.

1 Death Notices

APPLEGATE~—Charles C., 1208 Oentral Ave, Indianapolis, age 685, passed away Tuesday, 9 p. m. Survived by son, Charles Applegate; sisters, Mrs. Rose Priest and Mrs. Pearl Adams, Yorktown, Ind. and Mrs. Gladas Bwing of Muncie, three randchildren and seven nieces and

ree nephews. Funeral 1 PILLAMAN AND RICHMA MOR. TUARY, Yorktown, Ind., Thursday

afternoon. Friends may call at B GADD FUNERAL - dianapolls, Wednesday. HOME, 4

x ES —rir—— FomSon_.. “vert x. “- of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Danielson, brother of Richard, died many, March 9, 1945. Ser Thursday, 2:3

0 p. vited. Friends may call any time.

Xi * DAVIS—Albert H., age 52, 521 Markwood, passed away Monday evehing, husband of Marie C., of Betty Marie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ww. . Davis, Martinsville. ices at the J. C. WILSON “CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES, 1234 Prospect St., Thursday, 10:30 a. m., and the OURE & HENSLEY FUNE! HOME at Martinsville, 3 p ds in-

Prien vited. Burial South Park Cemetery, Martinsville, Friends may call at the “CHAPEL OF THE CH

standouts in a season where the fornia “golden boy” is re- here, 21 to 20, but were blanked,

wingmen haven't been too scintil-|garded as Califopaia’s best since 19 to 0, in 1946 on a snow-packed lating. These two, however, would Sam Chapman. [field “there. phi do to take along any time. Old Fearless would take this

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FREUND-—1st Lt. Frederick H., 1440 8. New Jersey, beloved son of Bertha H. Freund, Razaed away May Jaz, dz Philippine ands, ner turday, 1:30 p. m., at the G. H. HERRMANN FUNERAL JOME 1508 8S. Eas Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call after 1 p. m. Friday

McBRIDE—Mrs. Mary A., 31 B. 3, beloved wife of Bert, mother o Richard E., passed away Monday

evening. Funeral and cremation prion FLANNER & BUCHANAN

JACKSON_Laura A. of 1330 W. 33d 8t., entered into rest Monday eve0!

Service Thursday, 3 Pp: m., at LONIAL CHAPEL, 3447 College Ave. Priends are welcome. Burial Memorial Park. MOORE MORTUARIES. LEWIS—Isaac A, of 3021 N. Meridian, passed away Tuesday evening, husband of Julia, uncle of Norman Joseph. Services will be e¢onducted 10:30 a. m. Thursday at the AARON-

supremacy in eastern collegiate | football. { The West Pointers received a [total of 987 points in the latest! ratings, enjoying a slim lead over |Pennsylvania and Penn State, each with 980. Dartmouth, which! |looked impressive with a rout of| {Yale last Saturday, was in the! {fourth slot with 976 points. | The standings: |

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SCHUBE—Fred E., age 73 years, beloved husband of Jane A. Schube, father of Mrs. Katherine Murray, . Prances Mauk, brother of Mrs. Schuyler Miller and Charles Schube, Connersville, Ind., and Clarence Schube, Middletown, Ind, ssed away Wednesday morning. neral Friday, 2 B m., from SHIRC

BROS, C y N. Illinois 8t. Burial Memorial Park. Friends mar call at the chapel after 6 pp m ednesday. (Connersville papers please copy:)

Abad Santos and Evangelista’s Communist Party were merged into the present Communist Party of the Philippines, with a revised|.

According to Mr. Balgos, the late President Quezon studied the revised constitution and decided that the new .Communist Party was a legal entity, Then, in accordance with this decision, the Communist Party took part in the

Until a real test case arises to compel a definite definition, the

The Indianapolis Times

Police today were questioning two Illinois men in connection with the theft of two cases of shoes from the Florsheim Shoe

The cases were stolen from the sidewalk in front of the store at

Later, police stopped a car with Illinois license plates near 16th St. and Capitol Ave. In a trailer they found two cases of Florsheim shoes and eight boxes of assorted merchandise {including bolts of cloth and gloves. The two men

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Nov. 3 (UP)—Luis Munoz Marin, candidate of the Popular Democratic (PPD) which advocates continuation of Puerto Rico asl. was elected governor and the partygclaimed a complete sweep in yesterday's

p. m. Friends invited. Friends may call at the mortuary,

4 In Memoriam

HARRELL In loving memory of CATHERINE HARRELL who passed away 9 years ago Nov. 3. “Gone but not forgotten.” —Margaret Harrell Fuller.

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UNTRAINED beagle dog, male, from rear of 623 Division 8t., black and , tan ears and head. Liberal reward for dog or information of whereabouts; no questions asked. CA~ 9966

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DRY wells, toilets, cesspools, factory sindge pits red. Free tests. mpt serv. Mod. equip. State wide serv. Vets. oh 201 RICHLAND ST FR-7060 E CONTROL-—Free inspece tion. 2132 Prospect. MA-4556. : I -

men. IR-1863 or BL-8219. 1315 STURM—3 rooms; girls; auto, nt hs water; laundry privileges.

1 LARGE, 1 small attractive, warm;

couple; Jon, Excellent transportation. BL-0685.

1015 E. OHIO—Large rm. kitchenette; twin beds; stoker heat; 3 girls. IM-1580. DAVIDSON, 438 N.—Large, warm, transportation, kitchen prive ileges; ladies only. CA-5146. KEYSTONE, 919 N.—Large, comforts able, double bed, eb ng, 1-2. Transportation. -0643-M. 2917 E. 10TH; large room, automa on hot water, no drinking. He 0

pr PLR JER @! 0 is BRS

ROOM, next bath, constant ho} water, private entrance, employ lady. CH-7931.

SUNNY, warm, twin bedroom, 3 sia oeks RCA, 28 Woodland Dr. IR-

LARGE sunny warm room, hear bath, jIsnaportation, 1-2 gentle men. CH-2799. RITTER—211 8, in Irvington, newly juihianed, next bath, hot water.

N, N., 836—Modern, twin beds, kitchen,” rec. room, lsundr riv.; 1 or 2 girls, $6 each. CH-94. privil , near MA-5874.

transportation.

rm., v. ent, opt. In Irvington, $6.50. IR-0046,

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24 South 2010 8, MERIDIAN; comfortable; pri- —~ vate entrance; employed ata drinking; transportation: -9188. SLEEPING ROO! heat, automatic hot water. Reasonable. South. FR-3684. COMFORTABLE, clean, private entrance, 32 men. Empl

oyed couple, References required. ~0433. UNION, 1310; modern, twin beautifully furnished. Good trans< rtation. CA-4224.

2 UNFURN. rms, ¢ we e, 4 required. MA-7260, 1306 Union Bt,

25 West LO! Warm comfortable front, kitchen privik , Tear tra: Tif= tion. Children welcome. RI-1798.

28 Rooms With Board

ILLINOIS, 1907 N.—Rooms for aged and convalescents. Nurse's care. ‘TA-3852. MODERN suburban, for men, middie wae or elderly; good meals. IR=

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M for employed mother with . Will care for child while mother works. FR-7400. ANTED — Boy, 4 yrs, white, by week, mother’s care, 10 miles from city, Stop 8 road. GA-0603, ROOM, board, for elderly man. 801 N. East. CA-5246.

OOM and board, $13. 1255 Union. FR-6218.

GROFF, 1106—Nice room with meals, Employed. CA-8408. WILL CARE for small child full or part time. MA-~T241.

LICENSED day care, children over 2 yrs, 3500

New York, BL-1835. 29 Housekeeping Rooms... HOYT, 1544; 2 rooms, furnished; modern private entrance; eme ployed couple; telephone. ALABAMA, 2114 N.—One room, third floor; hot water, sink, refrigerator, studio bed; married couple.

IDIAN, 3 ment, right downtown; small chile dren preferred.

31 Wanted to Rent BUSINESSMAN, WIFE

rmanent residence in Ine RI-4781.

dianapolis.

QUIET middle aged couple, no chile dren or pets, want house und, near Catholic Church if possible. CH-6031. a . WE need 3-4-rm. apt. or house,partly furnished, in good neighbor hood: 2 small children. References. BR-1065. COUPLE want 5-rm, house or hall double, unfurnished, east or north. Can_give references. OCA-4545. GI

LEMAN. desire unfurn. Mr. Williams, TA-1563. RESPONSIBLE couple will rent 2« bedroom modern home with ! tion to buy. $50 mo. 1 child, LIL h W-—23 Children, 11-15, want 3 unfurnished rms. or house. Not over $50. LI-O441, 5-11 p. m. YOUNG empl.

ad es unfurn, apt., dble. FR-58785, eves. eek days. :

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