Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 166, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 November 1929 — Page 5

NOV. 21, 1929

MUTUAL VISITS SUGGESTED AS PEACEJINOER War Caused by Ignorance, Opinion of British Labor Official.

BY HENRY T. RUSSELL L'n Ite and Pr, Staff Correspondent (Copyright. 1829. by United Press) LONDON, Nov. 21.—War is a disgrace to humanity and only a world in utter ignorance of mutual problems would tolerate It for a minute. Tom Shaw, Labor member of parliament, and secretary of state for war for Great Britain, believes. From behind a huge desk in the war office in Whitehall, this kindly looking man. who is known affectionately as “Tom” by his friends, granted the United Press an interview. “Most misunderstandings, in fact T will go as far as to say, most wars, have come from the fact that people have not met each other sufficiently,” the minister said. “I am a great believer in frequent visits to one another. “You can argue with a man If you meet him personally to discuss your troubles, but you can not do this by correspondence. The wider the intercourse between the nations of the world, the better in my opinion. “I think, for instance, that it would be a very good thing for our ministers to get acquainted personally with their colleagues in other countries, especially In the United States. Asa matter of fact that is what actually occurs at Geneva, during the sessions of the League of Nations assembly. I should always welcome an opportunity to meet any of the American ministers.” Shaw hopes that he soon may find j time to visit the United States “to tell them something about Eng- ! land.” He preferred to what he | describes as “the fondness of Americans for informative lectures.” “Over there, you know,” he said, “they pay to listen. Here we have 1 to pay listeners.” Three Killed in Derailment Rm T’nitrd Pr<n* LONDON, Nov. 21.—Three persons w-ere killed and two injured seriously when a freight train was derailed near Bath.

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Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to: Francis M. Davis, R. R. 1, St. Paul, Ind., Ford roadster, found on Washington street, in front of Indiana theater. Ivan Bell, 710 North Illinois street. Ford truck, found in vacant lot at Rural street and Brookside avenue. Model A Ford coupe, had California license plates, found on Pennsylvania street near Ohio street. POLA’S DIVORCE SUIT l Still Friendly’ Toward Prince Serge Says Screen Actress. j /In I nitn! I’rrsx PARIS, Nov. 21.—Pola Negri's di- ! vorce suit against Prince Serge Mdivani will be filed this week or the first of next, the actress said to-lay. I am filing my divorce suit at the end of this week, or at the beginning of next week,” Miss Negri said. “I still feel friendly toward the prince, but we could not get along.” Miss Negri was married to the Georgian prince in 1927. After a series of differences, they agreed to a divorce in April of this year and the actress arrived here a week ago to institute the action. Prince Serge is a brother of Prince David Mdivani, husband of another actress, Mae Murray. ANNUAL DINNER SLATED “Twenty-Year Club” to Be Feted by Fellow Street Car Men. An annual dinner in honor of Indianapolis Street Railway Company employes with twenty years’ service or more will be held at the Athenaeum tonight. R. S. Ludlow, president of the

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