Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1943 — Page 17

for that confer-,

Lennox o00 Hull might eel able to undertake a journey p far, but would not wish to go Molotov, it was thought, would have consented to come to London lo see Hull, although the Russians d probably prefer to have the ponference in Moscow, where contant reference back to the highest thority would be easier, Eden, because of the British

.| Welles as a substitute representative §

Harriman as a possible candidate, ’ knows

for Hull, although reports from Washington have named W. Averill

Ambassador Ivan Maisky~now assistant foreign commissar under Molotov — has taken leave of his friends and colof 10 years standing in London and set out for Moscow. Before leaving he had a number of general exchanges of views with Eden. It is not believed that these talks reached the stage where either side was ready to present to the other a projected agenda for the proposed conference. Also recalled to Moscow for consultations is Soviet Ambassador Bogomolof, accredited to the governments in exile. He has been carefully investigating for many;

Sabinet war. set up, could attend a nference anywhere as he has far-| ching plenipotentiary powers as | as being fully advised of views

/months here the Anglo-Saxon attitude toward Europe's future and ‘should be able to give the Kremlin his impression of what this is,

THREE ROOMS JOIN FOR ‘SENIOR MIXER’

‘With the reduced "number of at Tech high school this ir, thrée sénior sponsor rooms combine for the first senior Wednesday in ‘the girls’ Co-chairmen of the activities nmittee. are Donald Kirk, Gayle and E. Jean Brown. erving on the committee are Doris Hunt, Betty Kirlin, Betty Ann Mills, Robert Knight, Eugene MecPlain, Joan McCord, Joan BaumJanice Anderson, Douglas Bolt, Don Best and Patricia Boyer. Following the senior mixer will 2-“junk jewelry - jamboree” sponpred by the Cannon, student publication, Sept. 30 in the gymnajun Admission will be a plece costume jewelry which will be given to the local Red Cross to send to servicemen in the South ific. Replacing a series of smaller parties sponsored by the Service Jub at Tech will be a freshman mixer Thursday in the boys’ gymIn um. ‘

‘King Victor Emmanuel and Crown

Italian Setback Called 'Lesson’

NEW YORK, Sept. 17 (U, P.).— Paul Patterson, publisher of the Sun papers in Baltimore, said last night on returning to the United States aboard “a trans-Atlantic clipper that British military leaders believe the temporary setback in Italy should make obvious the situation faced by the -allies if - an attempt were made te attack | the French coast. i

. Patterson said he gathered his views from a British general who had just returned from Sicily, where he took an important part | in Gen, Sir Bernard L. Montgomeery's campaign. “This man said, and many others agreed with him,” Patters | son added, “that as bad as the Italian show is from the standpoint of casualties, there is hope it will be a lesson to the armchair strategists, and will put a stop to their second-front cries.”

KING VICTOR IN SICILY BERN, Sept. 17 (U. P).—The Nazi-controlled newspaper la Stampa of Turin has reported that

Prince Umberto of Italy are at Palermo, Sicily, and Premier Mar-

LABOR IN 3 STATES GIRDS FOR POLITICS

CHICAGO, Sept. 17 (U. P)~| Labor leaders from Illinois, Indiana! and Wisconsin completed plans yes= terday for. a working organization to mobilize labor strength - and| “keep enlightened men ~in--public| life regardless of party afiiliation.” At a conference called by Sidney Hillman, C. 1. O. chairman for po~| litical action, 100 delegates from the three states resolved to urge! formation of an organizing commit. | se of 15 in each state. A. F. of L.| funions, railroad brotherhoods and | independent unions will be asked to participate, a spokesman said, |

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“|G. Bacon's automobile might point]

| aiitomobile driven by the 20-years| , (Old Bosgon scion on the fatal after-

His widow, Greta Keller, concert |

singer, said it was not her hus- |

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 17 (U. POL ol Co, 1

Detectives hoped today that a blue sleeveless #weéater found mn

“It'S ‘two sizes too small, and be.

sides he never owned one like that,”

the back of “Masked Marvel” David she sald.

“A premonition of death was seen

to the person who stabbed the ac-| in Bacon's will, pencilled June 14.|

tor to death Sunday,

It was written hastily and left an

On the ‘eve of today's inquest, | estate valued at more than $10,000 authorities found the sweater Into Mrs. Bacon. Tt had opi written

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