Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 August 1946 — Page 8

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wife of 26 years have separated, = Today being the 8th day of the she today. She will sue h t Th for divorce soon. “Unfortunate In Atmosp ere of Threats JAP SUB FOUND |x: mou ams oe cnn sora difficulties” caused the marital rift, LODWELL DENNY ra / f for “eight being “pa’—~making the ’ B D L ’ f > “pa pa’—some bilingual - Mrs. Peggy Wilson said. - Senpreonard Stat Writer ho . Te— . sters in Chin are ‘olfserving 1a-

PARIS, Aug. 8.—From here on out the peace conference will operate 4 . . | ther’ s day. under a series of threats. tad vis : Craft Is Located Outside Among these are the tacit Soviet threat to walk out le canno ve oS g re the tac Los Angeles Harbor.

her way; the ‘Yugoslav threat to ignore the Trieste and other realy 3 s provisions unacceptable to Belgrade; and the United States threat E ; A D ANCE J carry disputes directly to Russian and world public opinion whenever i LOS ANGELES, Aug. 8 (U. RP) ' necessary and possible. Smeal |A former navy diver today prepared | How much these and similar|given up hope of imposing a Soviet He to recover the sunken hulk of al threats at the conference are blufl, | settlement here, unless he cone Pe Japanese submarine. that staged a Atop the coolest spot in town— and How much they presage & ther- ; the skyline roof of the SEVERIN y Pp ; vinees the conference that other or i. N bold Christmas day raid on Los] Hi break, nobody here knows—perhaps wise the Russian delegation will go ake : | HOTEL—view the city at your not- even the bluffers themselves:|, =. me has not said this speci Th Ph Angeles harbor in 1941. féet while’ dancing amid cool Tonga Stainbrook, 37, who learned | breezes. Music by Andy Ander-

But whether they are advanced trond merely for bargaining purpeses or fically, But he has hinted it 4 ; , ly in every session where the de- the enemy sub’s approximate loca-|| son, ‘the sweetest and hottest

as irrevocable warnings, they overy cision was going against him. i tion while working for the navy, an-|| band in town,

shadow proceedings and typify the tenseness of debate and votes. These Soviet tactics have been re nounced yesterday that he had lo-

The attitude of mutual suspicion |successful ir past conferences, par- ' og Ane thus engendered gets hin and | ticularly at San Francisco. So since RIS eated the battered craft, in 180 feet] show in Indianapolis more oppressive day by day. Soviet|the Molotov walkout bluff never has Wo : of water just outside the harbor] minutes of hun » 30 Foreign Minister Molotov is now been called, there is no way of . : area. talnment. ely 8 - enter deliberately creating thls tension knowing what would happen if : Mr, Stainbrook said he had been | 4 + ncluding howling uu arid fear, For the first few days he|others forced a showdown. searching for the wreckage since|] oc. Participation with took the other track. Patience: Grows Shorter ai his release from the service several| CHAMPAGNE for prizes. BevChanged Policy Twice Though western nations here are months ago and had navy dpart- erages to your taste. Thus when it was clear that he desperately anxious to avoid a com- or opoBl i. 1 the GO WITH THE CROWD TO lacked votes to impose the secrecy Plete break, cumulative experience iy one which torpedoed the lumber|| THE SKYLINE ROOF OF THE rule on the proceedings, he shrewd-|as the butts of this old Soviet ho schooner Absaroka as it was round-|| SEVERIN HOTEL. DANCING, Bewitching BLACK, ly accepted the inevitable by|threat has left them less sensitive oH Bo ing White's Point just outside the!] 9:30 TILL 1:00 A. M. . Bo perfect, so® WH 3 switching positions and leaping into|and patient toward Mr. Molotov's ) TR harbor on the afternoon of Dec. A, : entirely appropriate p the vanguard of open-diplomacy ad- tactics. : % 1941, It later was sunk when planes | : a | d and coast guard vessels rained] ; for every occasion £5 oe vocates. - But when those acrobatics| mne jong delay in European sete bi) deoth ch on i " the IY business, school, 3 {odie to convert other delegations| === .= 0" bo Soviet Lon- eh I > Ee “id. h iS Ne € afternoon, evening. pr [to acceptance of Soviet domination - J o : y y cpl RE on Bo ie = 8 ud re- NG ew ST y Here are dotens of ; : lof the conference through two-|Co-operation has created a conti- ‘ a ~ De TE had val in iene A EMCEE s Foot ew ; | thirds voting requisite for all treaty nental economic and pollen wis 4 2 . to make several roby tn the| WE RRediii; sparkling recommendations, he reverted to Hence most western nations, as we | arrivals for fall. . . | the old strongarm methods. as the Unjted States, now are less oi Darndl is pictured Walle up Jor Het dg tests for the | craft. Formerly obtained only on 3 _Now Mr. Molotov apparently has|easily bluffed. oe SyiMry ” Cate; hersine of the n. Winsor Story He found a 4x6 foot hole in the prescription SIZES Be —— eee | Actually if the showdown comes; “Forever Amber.” She recently replaced British film star Peggy Cum- [forward compartment, and when he " ~ (Advertisement) Russia may not walk out but may mins in the highly-coveted part. crawled in saw the skeletons of four| Get @ [or of this mracle-like new kind of Lo : | Now Many Wear refuse to recognize an adverse deci- Jap seamen, He turned their identi- | relief for the hard-1o-ease misery of those 12 to 20 and A sion while still remaining a member| TTiests, as proposed by the council| the Russian people to judge be- fication tags over to the Red Cross| fungovs infections like Athlete's Poot, lm. 38 to M4 : I. ALSE TEETH wy the conference and particularly of foreign ministers. tween the two, and challenged Mr, and gave to the navy Iluger- type petigo, Ringworm, etc. (externally caused) With More Comfort of the council of foreign ministers.| Though Mr. Molotov agreed to| Molotov to publish the Byrnes anti- {automatics he picked up in the ves- Instantly, when used as directed, this new In this way she probably could block | the Trieste settlement and though| Molotov statement in the Russian] sel. | Mer PASTEETH, a pleasant alkaline (nob-|he carrving out of undesired deci-| pz trols Be _| press. Mr. Stainbrook plans to bring the ; powder, holds false teeth more oscow contro lgrade, the Rus Ll |sub to lapd and exhibit it commer- |

To eat and talk in more com-|sions and perpetuate an interna- sian foreign minister is-encouragin fort, jus kle le FASTEETH aging ELECTED VICAR GENERAL cially after the navy has studi your "Ro ry. gooey, pasty | tional inaction which delays peace|¢his Yugoslav sabotage here—at| OSSING, N. Y., Aug. 8 (U. AL ° (sialy age. y od the| | Ointment ls NOT greasy. We believe in

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