Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 August 1946 — Page 7

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MONDAY, AUG. 19, 1048 _ ;

: [Canadian Premier Tay Delays In Peace Parley

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

FACIAL

Vital Time' Being Wasted, Lottie, Home Again, Prays:

I count it a privilege here, His STous 30 un, if Jesus goes With me, I'll go anywhere, ,

oly R. H. SHACKFORD tan,

¥ nited Press Staft Co. PARIS, Aug. 19.—Prime Minister WL. MacKenzie King of Canada

charged today that the peace pd Th which in its fourth week still was tangled up on details of ure, was “wasting vital time” and “endangering the fut by futile discussions.” ' Mr. King, standing among the graves of Canada's dead in the Dieppe raid four years ago today, exhorted the peacemakers to remember the price at which freedom elvet” Girt, was ‘won and have done with the e Lad You quibbling which has prevented the " conference from even coming fo grips with its task. Third Such Attack Three of the conference commissions — Italian, Hungarian and Finnish—met at the opening of the fourth week of the meeting. Ponderous debates on technicalities

King Says; British Defeat ‘Bless Those Who Curse You' No Limit | Russ in Clash Over Finns aa —— ROSER POPE |

- THERE WERE nl in the eyes! of Laverne and another daughter, | Mrs. Ruby Oliver, as their mother's! words drifted into the yard. But Tot was dry-eyed. “Mister, I've never shed a tear since this happened. That weakens your faith in God." | Some people in Dupont say that Lottie’s religious fervor and pray- | ing is so much “hogwash,” that she's “guiltier than hell.” They say she's really a cruel, profane woman.

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from ROGERS Lower Floor

treaty aspects they shofld cover and how to do it. No United States representative attended the Finnish commission sesison, since the United States was not at war with Finland. Russians, British Clash The Finnish political commission adjourned after a two-hour session occupied by shadow boxing between the Russian and British factions.

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. " . BUT THIS was Lottie’s night and she said, “Mister I'll enjoy telling|

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épt them from getting down to| The Russians , presented an oe on the peace treaty drafts. amendment to limit the time for yoevs = [TTT APrcTEo Yo | from St bovlom pod : Mr. King's castigation of the lag- presentation of Finnish amend- | IROWNSVILLE SHOW ERS AREA IY ‘Deu La |

gard pace of the conference was the third in a few days. Last week New Zealand charged that there | was too much “quack quack quack”

ments to the treaty draft, and to start discussion immediately. The British and Australians suggested that the problem of amendments

SSP oni Wr AN a THUNDERSTORM FJ ih RAIN

“Right will prevail. All I ask is! that God protects me. All I want| is justice and the truth, My life has slways been taken up with,

while Sen. Tom Connally (D. Tex),|should be taken up ‘by the general i) “REG PATS PEND COPA 1946 EOW. L. A. WAGNER. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED before departing for Paris, referred | secretariat. to the conference as a “yah “yah Finally Russia proposed to go into

kindness and nobody has a cleaner | heart than Lottie Lockman when it | comes to harming anybody or any-|

NATIONAL 24-HOUR FORECAST SUMMARY: The central

and though sunny skies result in temperatures above 80 degrees

OFFICIAL WEATHER

yah” affair. the discussion, without knowing the weUnited States Weather Bureai jan's criticism was] : part of the nation will be fair | Monday afternoon, the ther- i —— d Guna terms, however. |*8t amendments to be proposed | and cool; showers and thunder- | mometer will dip to near 60 and | ‘A! Pas Bangi Suetury Time) T've never told a single le in my, He was attending memorial services| by the Finns. The move was de- | showers will be developing slowly | 50 degrees by Tuesday morning. Sunrise .... 6:01 | Sumset .... Tae [Se | Filla Case fans who |feated, 6 to 4, by the British. | eastward across the north and | Onshore winds flowing inland n at Dieppe for the Canadia blow y middle Atlantic states during the Precipitation 24 hrs. end. 7:30 ...... 00! MRS. LOCKMAN - suspected by | 26 21.82 died there -in the first alied blo The Hungarian and Finnish com- afternoon and evening, and simi: from the Gulf of Mexico will AL Dive} Bitation sts since JADA unre, 34 some of having cached away money | of consequence ut Ye western rim; icine adjourned early, but the | lar scattered storms are expected | Produce scatiéred ~thundershow- | __ ® lin the hills of Jefferson county, ac- | Overnite Case — of Hitler's fortress Europe. | Italian commission meeting dragged | in the central and east Gulf | ers in the southern portions of | The following teble shows hg temper-|cumulated through the years, but 21"—$15.32 KICO' #Mark my words because I know on in g long technical discussion| region, Rocky mountains and | Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama | Station High tow [She said, “I don'{ have a dime. I'm| they represent the wishes of ihe gpou4 the advisability of setting up| along the north Pacific coast. "and Georgia, also, in Florida as |Roron ..o0000000000 8 # putting a le A Srgage on n pople of the world. I want mY|gub.committees, Cool aif has invaded the | the map reveals. (See air flow |Chicago 8 Cf (memese] cay) Heh thie or] Smart and durable that's the COMING SOON wirds to go io. the confefencs in ~ Accept U. S. Suggestion | northern and central Plains | arrows for general wind direction [Cleveland ..%001111100 ® ON [Then Mra Joskmat prayee ou; 0 : Payis, Mr. King sald. “Ihe meeting finally broke up States and.is moving east and | throughout the country.) Beracrille |. 3 5 lowe “Bless ions ¥ 0 hig Jou entrance requirement met by Rogers | : Calls for Action § y € UP southward. It will reach the mid- Cool, moist Pacific air moving |Ft. Wayne . 81 ss |be good to those who hate us, pray |

fl after accepting a U. 8. suggestion “I say to the representatives of|to proceed paragraph by paragraph, morning and produce rain as it the nations there that their highest through the economic clauses of| | TE Nl lifts the current - duty, their only duty, is to bring| [ea draft in a preliminary| ;¢ yionter, warmer moist air that into being decent instruments of| | is streaming nBrtheastward, along,

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dle Atlantic coast by Tuesday | eastward will bring afternoon showers to Washington, Oregon and northern California, Jrormal coastal fog to southern |

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Is, 5:45 to 6—30¢ rivers K Sy peace without endangering the oe Se plan > = Vie cas) coast, Pactfic slope area will be general- |Omana ci 85 57 ut dv Wasi 4 1h wy henrly she Visit Rogers leather goods departdiscussions.” Relatively cool Canadian air | ly cool; the northern section over- |EFittsburgh ... 7 63 , ville “Trath About ifture sions | on any working commissions of the | uy) gominate the states between | cast, and it will be partly cloudy |Skn Asibnis ow 0B yw wy. ‘ment on the lower floor. You'll find urder “Three ‘conference commissions) conference, remained in his hotel ,). Appalachians and the Rockies | elsewhere in the far west en Francisco ..... To DESPITE Mrs. Lockman's cries : met during the morning, and after! suite working on correspondence . : Washington, D. C. .......... 8 "1 !of’ innocence, authorities are try- other leather pieces for travelers sen

hours of discussion they agreed to and reports from the state depart- ing to prove their charge that she

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commissions which met were bhe Italian economic, Hungarian| It Was believed the delegate talked | political and Finnish political. All| about the crisis in his country and |

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among the extra nations invited to {the Legion fun and honor o Mrs. Erickson said that she cury actually caused the deaths. express iis views, | zation; a group of world war I snd Boston Hero Arrives thought it was about 1912 that Mrs, . 8» RHEUMATISM PAINS Reparation Study Delayed | world war IT nurses, neatly dressed| Carrying nothing. moré than a|Calhoun left Burlington. STATE POLICE and local law To relieve Pain, of - Rheumatism, rags or Muscular a 0 take WINTER-X Does

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