Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 December 1939 — Page 11

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

WAR IS TOO QUIET, HEMINGWAY SAYS

SUN VALLEY, Ida, Dec. 14 (U, P). —Brnest Hemingway,

THURSDAY, DEC. 14, 1039 Diving Star Fights for Life

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Thaw and Evelyn Nesbitt, was sued for $400 a month separate mainten= ance today by Mrs. Katherine

ASKS MAINTENANCE FROM RUSSELL THAW Thaw, Los Angeles social leader, She charged cruelty and accused

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 14 (U. P).—|Mr. Thaw of leaving her March 1, Rusll W, Thaw, son of Harry K. They were married in 1936.

war correspondent and outdoor en- he would cover the European war thusiast, is resting up between wars as soon as it became interesting— in Sun Valley Lodge, writing a new | and not any sooner. Meanwhile, novel and indulging in his love for he has a novel to finish and a lot hunting and fishing. of fishing to do, not to mention Hemingway took time out from taking pot shots at pheasants and novelist, | his piscatorial efforts to announce !ducks.

EF MILLER-WOHL' S

CLAIMS SCIENCE HAS SECRET TO ETERNAL PEACE 3°

N. Y. Academy Head . ‘Thought’ Is World's Most Potent Force.

NEW YORK, Dec. 14 (U P).— Mankind, in the midst of war, stands today at the threshold of “peace lasting through eternity.” That is the conviction of A. Cressy, Morrison, president of the New York, Academy of Sciences, voiced last’ night in an address summing up “the practical benefactions of pure] science.” Tracing the results, in human terms, of thought in the realm of science, Mr. Morrison said: “Even the calculations of astronomers accustomed to huge figures could not evaluate the wealth of, comfort, convenience, health and) happiness that stem from the re-/ searches I have mentioned.

‘Forecasts Are Impossible’

“To forecast their effects on future generations is beyond human powers, great as these have been shown to be in other directions. “One is led immediately by such speculations to the immediate con-| clusion that in this way lies peace on earth. Peace lasting through eternity because it will be based, not on petty jealousies and greed, but soundly on the sure foundation of plenty. “The ancient prophet’s vision of swords beaten into plowshares and gears into pruning hooks was the, product of an agricultural age. To-! day, we envision secure and permanent peace based on turning a part

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Times-Acme Photo. Fighting a third time for her life, but without the funds for an ¥ operation that may save her, blond Georgia Coleman, Olympic Games © diving star of 1952, is shown in a Hollywood hospital desperately ill _from al liver disorder.

: SAYS AMERICA OWNS EE

Seventy per cent of all the life | ovens in the world is owned by Frequent absences from the City during the last several

Americans, Albert R. Jaqua, Cincin- : months nati, daved John H. Zazas several fines Bulletin Service. dn Municipal Court today. Lar, Zazas, owner of the Indian-| Indianapolis apolis Commissary Co.. Place, appeared before Charles Karabell to explain his faildire to pay 13 stickers placed by Police on one of the company’sithe g4 million persons insured. ars. ———— + He told the judge he didn't feel responsible for most of the stickers because he was out of town when they were placed on the car, and didn't know who was driving it at the time, Judge Karabell compromised by | finding him guilty on all 13 stickers, fining him a total of $11 and susPending $50 and costs on five stickfers, and withholding judgment on Rhe other eight. —The Treasury announced today

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22 SENTENCES REVISED

The sentences of 22 State penal institutions were revised

{ today, [terms corrected since the Indiana | (Supreme Court ruled that many judges were imposing sentences un- | der the wrong Statute,

HUNGARY PAYS vp WASHINGTON, Dec. 14 (U. P).

editor of the Diamond Life

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by the State Clemency Commission added, because bringing to 650 the number of | whence genius may arise; it

of the wealth of nations, not into armaments, but into the manifold tools of science.

Student Starting Point

“The irresistible conclusion to be drawn from a study of pure science and its application is that human

materialized for the benefit of man is the foundation of every advance in civilization.” The student is the starting point, Morrison said, and “if human advance is to continue, the student must be liberally supported.” Op-! portunities for education should ex(tend through all social strata, he “no one knows from may ‘have its birth with the rich or the | poor.” To support his thesis that pure thought and research automatically result in practical developments for the welfare of man, although the in-| dividual scientist may be motivated {by nothing more than “insatiable curiosity,” Mr. Morrison cited] scores of discoveries, among them

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| rubber and Daguerre’s of photog-| (raphy. Thought, Mr. Morrison added,

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| WASHINGTON, Dec. 14 (U.P) — President Roosevelt yesterday approved a report of the Naval Selection Board recommending the pro{motion of Raymond Ames Spruance N | of Indianapolis to the rank of rear § admiral. Eleven other officers were supported for the same rank. Among 81 commanders backed for promotion to the rank of captain was John Gould Moyer of Delphi, Ind.

WESTERN FRONT ACTIVE PARIS, Dec. 14 (U, P.) —Increas-| © | ingly more active German patrol op-| eraions on the Western Front were reported in French military dispatches today. The French admitted | | the loss of 15 men, one wounded, as| ¥ prisoners last night. German operations were especially intense in the Warndt Forest and Vosges Mountains sectors.

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