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Nogales international., 1933-11-25
CHARLESR. WINCO
CALLED BY DEATH

A victim of peritonitis, which de-
velcped from ruptured appendix
Charles Russell Wingo, 10. one oi
Nogales' most popular young men
and a member Of one Of the CON-
mtlnity's leading families, died at
los O'Clock Tuesday morning at St
Joseph's Hospital.
The young man was i'll only q
few days and his death came as q
great shock to his many friends
and relatives. He was the youngest
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Wingo
and graduated last May from the
Nogales High School.
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday morning at the Carroon Nor
tuary, Rev. J. Lawrence Bell of the
Baptist church officiating. Inter-
ment was made in the local ceme-
terry.
Nogales international., 1933-11-25
BADGERS DEFEAT
LOCAL APACHES

The Tucson High School Badgers
defeated the Nogales High School
Apaches by twenty-five to moth
ing score on the local gridiron Sat-
urday afternoon.
The Badgers scored their points
on three touchdowns, two extra
points, and safety with all of the
counters being made in the second
and third quarters.
The loss placed the Apaches at
he bottom of the list in conference
standing and gave the Tucson boys
sure thing on second place and a
chance to cop the championship If
they can hurdle the BiSbee PuinaS.
The Apaches started the game by
putting up gallant fight that had
the Tucson team on the run thru
out the entire first quarter and ad-
vanced the ball from their own
five yard line into Badger territory.
AS the first quarter ended the Bad
gers held the Apaches for downs by
inches in midfield and then pro-
ceeded to take the ball and cross
the goal line on O series of dazzling
line smashes.
Nogales international., 1933-11-25
ELKS SELL PROPERTY

The Elks Lodge property, north
west corner of Crawford street and
Terrace avenue. has been sold to
I. Bonillas.
Nogales international., 1933-11-25

Robert S. Burns and Harry Chern-
In attended a Masonic meeting In
Tucson Wednesday evening.
Nogales international., 1933-11-25
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-11
Schedules Speeded Up on
All Lines, Survey of
City Shows.

Many motorist who hasn't taken
street car ride recently will be
surprised to learn how fast he can
get to town on the street cars today.
BY purchase of new, faster equip
ment, installation of new electric
track switches, and many other i'm
provements, Indianapolis railways
has increased the speed of the
citys street car service until now
indianapolis has one Of the fastest
street railways in the country.
If you ask one of your motorist
friends how long it takes to get
downtown on street car from, say,
Thirty fourth street and Central
avenue, he probably will guess the
time at from thirty to forty min
utes.
But, actually, street cars now
make this trip from Thirty-fourth
street and Central avenue to Wash
ington street in nineteen minutes
during regular hours, and in twen-
ty-two minutes in rush hours.
From Audubon road and Wash
ington street, point approximately
five miles from the business district,
street cars make the run to Me-
ridian street regularly during the
day in twenty-five minutes. During
rush hours. only twenty-four min
utes is used.
From East Michigan and Gale
streets to Delaware and Washing
ton is trip of only seventeen min
utes on the street car in the non
rush hours, and nineteen minutes
during rush hours.
From Thirty-fourth and Illinois
streets to Washington street, one
may go on the street car in seven
teen minutes scheduled time during
the day, or in nineteen minutes in
the rush hours.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-11
HEATER FOR CAR
is TIMELY NEED
Francisco Type Is Sold by
Perfection Windshield.

In view of the cold wave, the Per-
lection Windshield Company Sug-
gests to motorists that now is the
time to have a heater installed in
the car.
At the establishment, Is West
Ninth street, If the autoist will ask
for E. G.. Evans, secretary of the
company, information will be given
on the Francisco heater, guaranteed
to give more heat than any other
heater, regardless of price, and at
the same time renew the purity of
air in the car every few minutes.
avoiding any car sickness or lam
gour.
The heater is simple to install,
does not require cutting of any
parts, and supplies only pure air,
taken right back from the fan. 1t
covers both intake and exhaust
manifolds, serving as a hot spot
that causes better vaporization of
gasoline in cold weather.
The company offers the hot water
type heater at a remarkably low
price. According to Evans, the firm
has all sizes in stock and can equip
any make of car within a few min
uteS, following sale.
A heater on long or short drive
son pays back the owner in comfort
value many times over the original
cash price, saws Evans.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-11
BEST OF COAL
is POLAR RULE
Ice and Fuel Company Has
Constantly Increasing
Business.

With winter displaying it's best
samples of zero weather, house
holders realize the Importance of
buying only the best coal for stoves
and furnaces,
Now is the time when the man
who purchased good coal really is
enjoying it, for ninety nine out of a
hundred he still has slow, smol-
dering fire in his heating system,
and it takes no time at all for him
to get the home VAIN and cheer
full.
On the other hama the man
who probably was governed by some
idea of false economy and bought
cheap fuel, or the man who bought
coal from an INSCRIPTIONS dealer
who sold him dirt along with the
coal, is greeted by a dark interior
when he goees to the furnace and
looks into the fire bowl.
Invariably, cheap Goals will not
hold fire when the drafts are
closed. The Polar Ice and Fuel
Company, with main Offices at 5000
Northwestern avenue, guarantees to
every one of its patrons that its coal
is the best that money can buy.
Because CT its method of load
ing and unloading coal, the Polar
company assures a coal delivery alb
solutely free of dirt When a Gus
toner gets ton of good, free
burning coal in his bin, he doesn't
have 200 pounds of it as waste.
The Polar Ice and Fuel Com
pany has been serving Indianapolis
for several years with highest quail
ity of Goals and cokes. Because of
courteous, prompt service, business
of the company has grown rapidly.
All yards of the Polar company
are available by telephone through
the main Office. Three ample trunk
lines. which preclude delay, give in
formation on coal by calling Ia.
0689, with assurance of cheerful and
courteous treatment. The Polar
company handles all popular grades
Of coal and coke at market prices.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-11
JAPANESE TO
ENLARGE ARMY
IN MANCKURIA
Total Forces Are Expected
to Total Upward of
$1,000 in March.

BIZ JnitCd Press
TOXIC, Feb. n-Japan's mill
tary forces in Manchuria will total
upward Of $1,000 by the end Of
March according TO information in
foreign military circles here.
The conscript class of 1888, now
being called to the colors, largely
will be assigned TO the divisions now
on duty in Manchuria, which thus
will be brought up to war strength,
or around 10000 men TO the di-
vision.
The 1882 reserves are not being
released and will be held over I'M
til the end of this year or longer.
Forces Being Strengthened
The strength Of japanese forces
in Manchuria at the end Of Janu-
airy was estimated at less than
100000
The fact the number was no
larger, in the opinion Of the at
taches, is the chief reason an adj
vance into Jehol did not take place
early in January rs had been ex-
pected.
Japan's delegation to the League
OF Nations will be instructed to re-
fuse a suggestion that Japan agree
to nominal Chinese sovereignty over
Manchuria, informed circles believe.
General opinion here is that
Yosuke Matsuoka, principal Jap
anese representative at Geneva,
would be instructed to inform the
league his nation stands firm on
recognition Of Manchoukuo as an
independent nation.
Differ Over JehOl
Following that declaration, it was
believed, the Japanese delegates
would be instructed to return home.
Coupled with this weeks an
nouncement of the war office that
Japan would police" Jehol prov
ince on behalf of the Manchou-
kuoan state, indications are that
league efforts to compromise the
Chinese-Japanese situation would
break down.
Jehol is claimed by Chinese as
part of China proper, and by Man
choukuo as part of the independent
state.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-11
New Product Is on Sale;
Delicious, NouriShing,
Say Makers.

Carrying on it's extensive cam
paign of introducing new favored
ice cream every other week, the Vel
vet Ice Cream manufacturers will
place a dainty dish before the
king" their new maple walnut ice
cream going on sale by all dealers
in the city today.
Fer several years ice cream has
been a stable table dish. 1t al
ways has been the most popular of
desserts, but its more general use as
a recognized factor in the family's
food has followed the recognition
that it is one of the most wholesome
and nourishing dishes that can be
made, especially is this true of
maple walnut ice cream, say the
Velvet officials.
Based on real cream, with the adj
dition of flavors and fruits, the
digestibility Of ice cream has been
so marked that it has been pre-
scribed again and again by physi-
clans for those lacking in valuable
vitamins.
Even during the winter months
the value of ice cream to the body
can not be neglected. It's subStan-
tiaI food content, equal to much
bulkier articles, and its digestibility
make it by far the most acceptable
dessert
Because of this, Velvet ice cream
manufacturers have planned to pro-
duce these different kinds of ice
cream. Velvet cream is made in
a sanitary factory, of pure materials,
and delivered as all milk products
should be, while fresh.
No more satisfactory dish could
be served, and few meet the desires
and needs of the children as COM
pletely as this new delicious maple
walnut.
If you are planning a dinner, call
the JeSSup & Antrim Company. the
home of Velvet ice cream, and place
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Manufacturers and Retailers Reuie1v
COLD WEATHER
BRINGS NEED OF
RADIATOR CARE
Reed Mueller, Inc, Is Well
Equipped to Handle
Repair Work.

Extreme cold weather always
takes its toll in radiator repair bills
The motorist, not knowing exactly
how big a drop the thermometer
will take, often neglects to put
enough anti-freeze solution in his
car A bursted radiator results.
Today, more than ever before,
motorists are approaching that the
successful use of cars is dependent
largely on the radiator, and more
so during winter months, says Vern
Reed of Reed Mueller, Inc, 111-1l9
Kentucky avenue.
This company Specializes in radi-
ator repair work. Of course, this
includes all the operations on a car
that have connections with the ra-
diator, such as car heaters, motor
cooling walls, hose connections, and
recoring of radiators.
Has Drive-In Service
Located within block of the
heart of the city, it has drive-in
service by which a car may be left
in the morning, the necessary work
done on it, and the car driven from
the shop in the evening.
This convenience affords an OPP
portunity to the downtown business
man who wants to have his radi-
ator repaired or flushed out during
working hours.
Because of the constant accumula-
ton Of grease, scale, and particles
of rubber, the proper functioning
obtainable from a radiator seldom
is realized: Like other parts Of an
automobile, it is necessary either to
replace or repair them.
When it comes to buying a radi-
ator, the cost often is too much, and
money can be saved if the owner
takes his car to an establishment
that guarantees its work.
The smoothneSs in your car dur
ing this cold weather may be miss
ing. Perhaps it is the carbuetor,
or the ignition, but often as high
as 80 per cent of winter car trouble
is due directly to inefficient radiator
circulation.
Through the years that Reed
Mueller has been repairing radia-
tors of all makes and sizes, the firm
has devised a system whereby the
radiator can be cleaned thoroughly
without the use of any harmful
solution that would affect the metal
A system known as the r. & M
system is employed exclusively. This
process completely cleans the radia-
tor without boiling. 1t also cleans
the entire cooling system of the car,
including motor block and pump,
without removing the radiator from
the car. For overheating or sluggish
operation, the r. & M. system abb
solutely is guaranteed.
When it comes to repairing radia-
tors of all leaks, little or big, the
Reed Mueller specialist will gladly
put it back in guaranteed condi-
ton at prices lower than ever be-
fore.
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SEVEN ARE INDICTED
ON COUNTY CHARGES
Grand Jury Makes Partial Report in
Criminal Court.

Seven indictments we're returned
and two defendants we're discharged
Friday in a partial report of the
county grand jury in criminal
court.
A murder Indictment was re-
turned against Herman McNIillen, in
connection with the killing of Alon-
20 Scott, shot Dec. 80, 1882.
Raymond Brown was indicted on
charge of aSsaulting Alva Rush
9l3 South New Jersey street, with
intent to murder Rush is alleged
to have been cut in the assault that
occurred Jan. II.
An indictment charging robbery
and auto banditry against Samuel
Miles Was returned. Miles is
charged with robbing Sam Rosen,
Hook Drug Company employe, of
500, on Jan. %.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-11
View That Street Cars
Make SLOW Time RiddZed

Street car running times are
equally fast from other sections of
the city.
Motorists who feel that street cars
are slow might be tempted to
change their minds by trying a
street car ride and by actually tim
ing the trip with watch in hand.
For fair test, the auto owner
should add to his auto running time.
The time he spends reading his
morning paper at the office. This
duty Or pleasure could be easily ac-
complished on the ride to work on
the street car.
Then, if the motorist also adds
the time spent parking his car and
walking to his place of business, he
probably will discover that actually
his fastest method of getting down
town in the morning is by street
car.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-11
Fishing the
Air

Paul Whitemans orchestra. the United
States Marine band and the dance orches-
will highlight the musical part of the
annual Hello America" program spon-
sored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars
over WIZ and an NBC network at 10 80
D. m. Saturday. Senator Arthur Robin
son will be the principal speaker. followed
by Floyd Gibbons. Admiral Robert E
Coontz and Captain William P Wright.
my Old Kentucky Home" Cabin In
the Cotton" and Home, Sweet Home
will give some notion of where Arthur
Tracy would like to 60 after his pro-
gram over WFBM and the Columbia net
work Saturday at Gas p. m.
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HIGH SPOTS OF SATURDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAM

S30-NBC (WJZ)-Laws That Safe
guard Society.
600-Columbia-W Washington Politi-
cal situation.
7:15-NBC CWJZ) - Boston SYM
phony orchestra.
Columbia-Hayton' orchestra
with Bing Crosby.
NBC (WEAF)-The Blue Dam
ube-Viennese Waltzes.
0-Columbia-Band.
NBC (WEAFl-Gus Van-Geo.
Olsen and his music.
e:oO-NBC (WEAF)-Dance orches-
ira.
-Columbia-Public Affairs Insti-
tute.
o-Columbia-Guy Lombardo and
orchestra.
10:3o-NBC (WJZ)-veterans of For
eign Wars. Senator Arthur
Robinson.
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Numerous valuable articles are
lost every weekend. They can be
recovered quickly and most eco
ncmically with a Lost Ad in The
Times. The cost is only 3 cents
word. RI 1851.
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HOW TO MAKE PEOPLE LIKE
Won

A distinguished psychologist has
created a method by which you
can analyze yourself. 1t will in
dictate desirable changes in your
social habits which should be
very helpful in increasing your
popularity with others. This in
formation is yours upon request
accompanied by addressed
stamped envelope. Write DIR. AL
bert E. Wiggam in care of this
newspaper. Just ask for "Popu-
larity."
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2. No, because beautiful wom-
en- are admired by women as we'll
as by men. If the physical were
the chief element, then scarcely
any woman would be thought
beautiful by her own sex. But
men and women are in remark
able agreement as to women
they regard as beautiful, whether
they be young women or grand
mothers.
Several scientific studies also
have shown that when men rate
the qualities that cause them to
like or admire women, they place
physical beauty far from the top
Of the scale.
8. No. College deans every
where have to face this problem.
No satisfactory general answer
has been found, but all agree
against the secret marriage.
One university is trying out the
plan of persuading the parents
on both sides to consent to the
marriage of the young folk while
their allowances are continued.
If they are working their way.
the problem is more difficult.
Marriage problems among college
students always should be talked
over with the deans.
questions dealing with problems Of
wife, parent and child-any question
estiOns of general interest will be
onal reply is desired enclose stamped,
IF. Wiggam in care of The INDIANAPOLIS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-11

Free with our compliments, a
clever Valentine greeting in
the form Of a Jig Saw Puzzle
When solved it spells your
name. No advertising and
nothing to buy. About $50 of
them still left so hurry.
Tuesday Is the official day for
expressing friendship and love.
Love makes one part of the
world go round and the other
part go round and round. It's
the only thing today that hasn't
deprecated. While there's love,
life is worth living. So don't
forget to send your best girl
(She may be sixteen or sixty,
her hair may be gold or silver
that little token that will show
her that she's still in your heart.
If you're interested in cut
ting your tire costs in half
passenger or commercially
stop in and let us explain the
Miller Mile-o-Tise method of
rebuilding your old tires at
small cost. This is a factory
method and is not to be con-
fused with a retreading proc
ess. 1t is exclusive with the
Rose Tire Co. We will be glad
to show you samples of Mile
o-Tised tires.
Monday the nation observes
Lincoln's birthday II e1~''a
serve as a reminder that this
country has been through try
ing times before, but that each
reversal has helped gain our
Secondwind for a still greater
advance.
All Rose Tire Co. departments
are open tonight until 10
p. m. and all day Sunday.
These include gasoline, oil,
greasing, fabrication, vulcan
izing, recharging, road serv-
ice, radio, tires and battery
sales and service. Open a
charge account and buy the
convenient Rose Tire way.
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Radio Dial TWisters

630-Notes in Business.
7:00-R. F: D. rour. with Boss" johnson
730-CroSley Folies
8Q99-Sunshine Boys and orchestra.
8l5-Over the Rhine
S:3O-George Olsen and Ethel Shutts
sOo-Dance orchestra fNRc,
10 :00-Doodlesockers with Sid Ten Evck
10:30-Greystone ballroom orchestra
l! Q0-Johnny Ramps orchestra (NBCl.
II 3O-EdgeWater Beach hotel orchestra
1900 Midnight-Threesom and mann
A. M.
12:15-Sunshine bows
II 30-Seymore Simon's orchestra
d:00-WLW Artists Bureau Jamboree.
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Maple Walnut Ice Cream
Is Introduced by Velvet

your order for Velvet maple walnut
or ask where the nearest dealer is
in your neighborhood.
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SUNDAY

A. M
S;OO-oSrgan 1nterlude. Arthur chand
8:15-Kentucky Mountain Work program.
9:00-Church forum.
9;30-Three f1ddlers (NBC).
9:45-Mood Continental (NBC).
10:00-Morning musicale (NBC).
II 00-Organ recital, Arthur Chandler. Jr.
ll:l4-River reports.
ll:15-Roxy's Gang (NBC).
PM
12:15-waldorf organ recital (NBC),
l2:30-Rabbi TarshSh and organ.
1:00-Reid Murdoch (NBC).
1:I5-Conservatory of Music recital
I30-Oance orchestra NEE.
2:00-Wayne Kings orchestra (NRC-Red)
230-J. Alfred Schehl, organist.
Siderable League of the Little Flower
Rev. Charles Coughlin.
4:00-Smilin' Ed Mcconnell.
4:S0-DTamatization of Love Stories
5:00-Crosley Roamios.
5:30-Whiteman' Rhythmic concert
fNBC).
600-To be announced
6:30-Great Moments in History (NBC).
S:00-Warden Lawes, 80 900 Years II
Sing Sing" (NBCl.
830-Walter Winchell (NBC).
845-Ace Brigode's orchestra
915-To be announced.
9:45-Seymore Simons orchestra.
l000-Tales of Terror
1:00-Dance Noctrune William c. Stoes.
conducting; Alice Remsen anc
II 30-Seymore Simon's orchestra.
1900 Midnight-Moon river.
l2:SO-sign Off.
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l. No. Quite the opposite as a
rule. One of the most outStand-
ing characteristics of nearly all
geniuses and brilliant people in
general its that obstacles only
spur them to greater effort.
DR.. Catherine Miles of Yale has
shown that this has been re-
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markable trait of geniuses even
when they were children. Pro-
fessor Terman of Stanford has
shown this trait as a rule char
acterizes brilliant children and
child prcdigies. 1t is a fine sign
of future achievement in chill
dren.
DR.. Wiggam will be glad to answe
conduct, morals. beliefs, husband an
in the field of human relationships. @
answered in this department. II per
(3c) self-addressed envelope. Address
Times.
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SUNDAY

A. NJ
9S0-Brown County Reve1ers.
l0.00-Watchtower program.
l0I5-Sacred concert.
0:30-Crystal melodies.
IL ,30-Dr Harad.
II 90 Noon-To, be announced.
p. NJ.
l2:15-Dessa Byrd's organ recital.
l .00-Harry BaSon.
1:30-Connie' orchestra.
2;00-MuSical matinee.
2:S0-Conte ensemble concert hour.
3:30-Cadle tabernacle.
5:00-Musical Masterpieces.
5.30-Our orchestra.
6:00-To be announced.
630-Connie'S orchestra.
00-SunShine singer.
30-Twilight reveries,
00-Cadle tabernacle
-l5-MuSical Masterpieces.
0l-Morrie Brennan's orchestra.
31-De Sautelle's orchestra.
10-Morrie Brennan'S orchestra.
I SO-Sipn of
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WKBF (1400) indianapolis
indianapolis BroadcastinK. Incl
SATURDAY
M
A00-Tea Time Tunes.
445-New, flashes
5.00-MuSical Menu
5.30-Aunt DesSa and Uncle Connie.
5.45-D.nner dances.
555-The Voice of the Capitol.
6.00-Dauner Trio.
6.l5-Harry BaSon.
6.30-VarietieS.
6.45-The SportSlight
7.00-Connie'S orchestra.
7.15-HarrY BaSon
7:S0-MaSter's Music Room
7.45-OrcheStra
S00-The Sunshine Singer.
8.l5-To be announced.
5000 be announced.
9.00-Devore Sisters.
9l5-Old Pathfinder.
9.30-DeSautelle' orchestra.
l0.00-Morrie Brennans orchestra.
l0.30-WKBF Barn Dance.
u 00-Slgn off
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WLW (700) Cincinnati
SATURDAY

:
4:00-Jaek and Jill.
4:l5-Joe Emerson.
4.30-Parent Teachers forum
4.45-Southern singers.
5,00-Radio Realities
5;lS-Old Man Sunshine (Ford Rush..
5.30-Bob Newhal.
5.45-Unlversitv Of Cincinnati talks.
6:o0-Tony Csbooch.
6.l5-Gene and Glenn