Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 November 1950 — Page 30

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Comedian Bob Hope thinks Life York because of pictures showmagazine should {ing her in the nude. pay $2,010,000 But it wasn't nudity that anfor calling him a {gered Lilo Hemp, 28. She had Joke thief, agreed to pose for the pictures Ski-nose filed: because the Institute of Models, © libel - suit for Inc., persuaded her it was “for

Ceremonies Slated For This Sunday

Tope Sues Lite IEE) 0 Opn ope ues Li E-. New Postoffice

A new building at 5240 W, 16th will become Speedway’s official postoffice at 2 p. m. Sunday, replacing contract branch service

By FREDERICK WOLTMAN, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer NEW YORK, Nov. 17—The 1940 assassination of Leon Trotsky! in Mexico City was plotted here by a Soviet secret agent who operated in this country as official representative of the Russian Red Cross, Louis ¥. Budenz, an ex-Communist, said today. After examining hundreds of photographs over the past five and a member of the Commu-

THE INDIANAPOLIS VES

New ‘Food’ for FBl—

Budenz Says Trotsky Assassination Plotted By

vitch made a number of trips in Mexic ‘back ‘to Russia. During his ab- move

Ex-Red Leader Says Soviet Used Relief

= FRIDAY, Nov. 17, 19%

Russ i in Red Cross Role

and the Trotskyite Through his sweetheart, Jackson

ere, It was Mr. Bu-igot into Mexico and gained access.

to the Trotsky household. When,

gency as Cover-Up for Espionage Activities sence, the affairs of his office denz’ assignment to dig up aio length, Jackson fatally at.

of the Soviet consulate. | Headed Daily Worker | Mr. Budenz, who was manag-

ing editor of the Daily Worker terious *

here were handled by an official information available on them. Worked Under Pressure For two years, Mr. BudenZ dirty murderer! You GPU agent.” wrote, he worked under continuous pressure from the still mys- five years ago, Mr. Budenz has ‘Mr. Roberts.” Finally, on orders of the Soviet the Soviet agent.

tacked Trotsky with a pickax, Sylvia Ageloff shouted: “You

Since he renounced communism been trying to learn more about

“When I finally was shown Pr. photograph,” he

munist. Party plant in the Trot- said today, “I knew without ques-

tion he was Mr. Roberts.”

come friendly with Sylvia Age- Columbia Alumni to Hear

‘Mr. Rob- Butler Professor

“* that amount be- art.” ; . ge : “" years, Mr. Budenz, who has admitted an unwitting part in the plot, nist's National Committee left cause of a Nov. Miss Hemp got peeved - when which has operated In the town 3, weak jdentified the agent as ————— ————— the party in AE, agent, Mr. Budenz produced a Rabinovitch's 6 article which she discovered the pictures were [OF years: is _ 5 Dr. Gregory Rabinovitch. sented credentials from the Rus- . Two years later, in his first Woman named Ruby Weil. a annoy — sald ‘his: gag heing sold at bookstores — for Postal officials -and civic lead- ~ ppg jgentirication, Mr. Budenz sian Red Cross. “He set UP=a hook, “This ‘Is My Story,” Mr. writers copied $1.50 a dozen: ers and. other citizens will join in ogi proves tnat the Russian gov. Russian Red Cross office here pudenz revealed in detail his Skyite movement. | Stalinist, had re jokes from Fred 4. St k 3 dedication Ceremonies. marking .rnment used fhe Red Cross label and continued there until his final dealings, with Russian: secret po- Miss Weil, a loya ali Allen and others. go "Yh ue Benot B I the formal ‘opening of the Sta- 44 5 cover-u: for espionage ac- departure for Russia in 1939. lice’ assigned to this country, par- hp hose sister, Ruth, had been idn’ : he - Rev, enoton . Miller tion. : jvities in the United States. The “PR Tle A »_q loff who ‘ on, sin Beh Hope says laymen of his parish, the! A crew of 11 postal workers He d ans the - yet en Crom June ig Te Troy NeW ke when he filed suit in Olive Branch Christian Church, will take over the office Monday wags a member of thé Interna- a limited ‘ : : s e princip: erts” directed Miss Weil to ta

Hollywood - Superior Court yesterday.

‘Hi Ya, Liz’

their threat to him down.” Sunday

carried out

“pin morning #o st Formerly, station served as

flow. w a £ postal

Dinah Shore must be as strong

where she sang show for royalty, of shaking Her

in a command Miss Shore told Majesty's hand

ice and the Rev.

Mr. Miller sit- station,

“The immense postal department during

right out and grabbed her hand,

art the initial mail the’ Haughyille headlaymen’s day at quarters for rural route mail as-

“with my tennis playing grip’ ting in a pew. Speedway branch. Eugene O. “When Queen Elizabeth came Then it hap-_Renard, assistant postmaster in down the receiving line, 1 reached pened: Indianapolis, will represent the

cere-

in the biceps as in the larvnx the ‘church, with signment and for the walking Returning today from London nonclerics con- carriers. — > ducting the serv- John Nice, formerly clerk in

charge of the North Indianapolis will be in charge of the

tional Red Cross. Mr. Budenz promptly transmit ted his information He also sent ap affidavit to the helped the House Committee in Washington.

A spokesman for the American Russia. Red Cross in that in 1937

exchange of corre- known to him only.as “Mr. Robspondence between him and the erts” Mi" American Red Cross from 1937-9 Their meetings FBL 15 about ha:f a Jozen cases, he shrouded in mystery. American Red Cross contact, the Vererans Bureau settle viet agent, estates of World War I veterans 3 Broadway show window. whose next of Xin resided in “Mr. Roberts.” it at once be-| came evident, was interested to Between 1937-9, it was learned principally. in Trotsky,

to the

Their first All

Un - American Activities ang

Sets Up Office In Pari

Washington said

these

introduce

her Trotsky friend to Paris under the guise of attending a coriven- Butler University speech departwere alwaysition of Trotsky sympathizers. machinations, arranged by another So- yr Budenz, were justified on the was made in front of pretext that Trotsky’'s followers Indiana temorrow in the Hawwere planning to murder Stalin, 8, Miss Weil ‘arranged Ageloff to the de- Frank Jagkson with whom the

Miss

Dr. Rabinovitch pre- from another source; Dr. Rabino- posed Soviet leader then residing Trotsky follower fell

anion imme

Dr. George Rice, head of the

ment, will -address the Columbia

wrote

thorn Room, The alumni will watch the Co-lumbia-Navy football game on in love. television following the luncheon.

«++ I'm afraid 1 crushéd her weight of lay- monies bones.” Rev. Miller - Men caused the Legion to Take Part | ; i . end joint of the Members of the Speedway Return Disengagement pew to spring sufficiently to allow American Legion Post wiil raise} . the edge of

Arthur Zimmerman, 21, had his the opening the ear stolen—piecemeal. plained Wh He parked it in the Bronx Sat- to rise, I co urday night and returned to find I had a stroke. There

pastor ex- ‘Mr. Renard. Speedway en the signal came Club will give the fi: ag ildn’t. Many thought nard for the purpose

was great’ F, A. Wilhelm,

generator, he found the license. plate missing. He told police,

He returned today

— in the event, "COMFORTABLE" Other postoffice and

{DON, Nov. 17 (UP)

STEWART IS , with license 1.OD

my coat to slip irito the flag after receiving it from] Lions! to Mr. Re-

of Wilhelm Con-

radio and generator missing. He excitement. Deacons released me: struction Co. lessors of the bui/s - reported to police. and the service went on ing, will present the key to the; When he started to move it: “The laymen certainly did pin structure. The Speedway. High! Wednesday night, afier replacing me down School band also will take part

Speedway Actor officials expected are Town Board) -

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