Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 July 1947 — Page 8

Bitter At Attack Is Aimed at - Russian Bloc

Must Remedy Trouble,

Spokesman Says LAKE SUCCESS, N, Y., July 3 (U,. P) Great Britain told the, United Nations todsy that if it cannot. take effective . trouble« shooting measures in the Balkans “we had better tear up the charter ~and pack up’.

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The advice was delivered to the |

security council by Britain's Sir Alexander Cadogan as part of a hiting attack on Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Albania for yopposing suggestions by the western litical strife in the Balkans.

“It seems to me that here we

have a danger point,” Mr. Cadogan |

sald. “It is just such a case as the United Nations was designed to

Russias - Poland, |

powers for checking po- |

meet.” {

Charge Indorsed Buccess of the proposed Balkaps

program “might avert disaster” and perhaps even “show the way to a|

better order of friéndly co-opera-tion”. among the wrangling governments of southeastern Europe, Mr, Cadogan said.

Mr. Cadogan indorsed the United

Nations" Balkan commission's ma- |

Jority charge that Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Albania were guilty of supporting guerrilla fighting In Greece. But he said the council's Job was not to fix blame but to. remedy the trouble in that part of the world. He scoffed at Russian and Polish | claims thai proposals for a border | commission and other United Nations intervention in the Balkans— as advanced by the United States

A child almost got his fingers

“i almost lost the sight of one eye when a roman candle 4-year-old youngster was almost run down in heavy a he wandered away from his parents at a picnic. Two teenage boys upset in a canoe and almost

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or your family over. the Fourth of {July week-end. Another Freak Squeak contest .. closes at midnight tomorrow, If you've had .a narrow escape from an accident and want to win some | cash, enter the Freak Squeak contest. FEAT ok The contest is being conducted by

| The Indianapolis Times, in co-op- | eration with the Indianapolis safety

council, to stir up Interest in accldent prevention in the home, at

work, and while driving or walking

on the streets or highways. 25 Words or Less Write a brief summary of how

, the accident almost happened-but

PARTING OF WAYS—Pat Dane and her bandleader husband.

Tommy Dorsey, divorce the from

Pat Dane, Off ‘Parting Gift’

fist,

to Reno, ‘Gets of New Car

Husband Tommy Dorsey Also Makes Hotel

Reservations for Wife in Divorce Capital HOLLYWOOD, July 3 (U. P.).—~Actress Pat Dane leaves for Rewo

(today to divorce Bandleader Tommy Dorsey. =

Three years ago Mr. Dorsey avenged her by cleaning up on Screen Hero Jon Hal in the bloodiest battle of Hollywood history. The parting after four years of married life is all very friendly,

she added.

ton The husband who nearly went ney. never could nigure out.

Mr. Hall's person connected with!

didn't. In 25 words or less complete, this sentence: My FPreak Squeak taught me , and Indicate the safety lesson learned by the near-accident. Cash prizes totaling $45 are being paid winners. Mail or bring your entry to the Freak

arted today when Miss Dane left for Reno to squeak Editor, Indianapolis Times, They are shown shave | in Rappier days.

214 W. Maryland st., Indianapolis 9. Here's a Freak Squeak that occurred over the Memorial day holiday and might be repeated over the Fourth of July week-end: An amateur painter started bright an early to paint the highest part of the house. After painting for a while he gathered more confidence, and started reaching farther from each side of the ladder, Suddenly he relt the ladder start-

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blown off by a firecracker. A boy exploded in

ing to slip. His bucket of paint splattered as it fell to the ground. He bounced once sliding down the porch roof, and braced himself for the worst, He was saved by his pants catching on a nail in the for help, he hung there until his wife raised the ladder to the porch roof. Then he scrambled back to safety. Don't Stretch Too Far His Freak Squeak taught him this {safety lesson: While working on | Indders, reach only the normal arms distance. Don't stretch to reach that extra inch, (t may cause al broken. arm or leg. | “In order to avoid Freak Squeaks which might cause accidents, the National Safety council suggests four rules for the Fourth, ONE: Don't use fireworks, tend public displays. TWO: Take it easy on the road. Start that trip a half hour earlier. |Don’t speed or take chances in passing. THREE: Don't overdo In exercise, eating or exposure to sun. FOUR: If you swim, don’t go in alone, wait at least an hour after eating, know the depth of the wa ter, and don't indulge in horseplay. + Send or bring your Freak Squeak

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AVC ctsto fet Housing at Fort

Start fo Set Up - Co-op fo Buy Units

The American Veterans Committee today began to set up machinery for acquisition of homes at Ft. Harrison for veterans housing, Charles B. Feibleman, local lawyer, sald he would draft papers], for formation of a corporation to purchase post property. A. V. C. authorized a committee headed by Mr. Feibleman to go ahead with. plans to acquire the property at a meeting last night in the World War Memorial. Mr. Feibleman said A. V, C. had recelved no official word from

{Washington that the fort would

be made available to veterans. However, he sald there were good possibilities for a fort housing project. State Waives Claim He explained that a veterans cooperative would have first priority

jon the military installation after

government agencies. The federal public housing authority—the most eligible federal department to take over the post —has no funds to expend on such a project, the A, V. C. was informed, The state, according to.A, V. C., has. agr to waive its option on the fort. e city is not likely to attempt a municipal housing project there. No Conflict With Hospital WAA put the fort up for disposal July 1. Interested government agencies have 30 days in which to bid for it,

to The Indianapolis Times today,

A. V. C. members sald - their

today reported that they had seen

Denver. It was the first report of the “saucers” in almost a week. Per sons in Oregon, California, New

various versions of the unexplained projectiles last week. Stories Vary Lt. Gov. Donald 8. Whitehead of Idaho said today he saw a strange comet-like object hanging in the western sky on June 24. That was the day Kenneth Arnold, Boise, Ida. first reported seeing the projectiles over southeastern Washington. Their stories varied. Mr. Arnold had estimated the projectiles’ speed at 1200 miles an hour. Lt. Gov. Whitehead said the objects he and three other witnesses saw “didn’t move, but just seemed to go below the horizon with the rotation of the earth.” At Denver, Henry Martin and

housing plans would in no way conflict with plans of the veterans’ administration to establish a tuberculosis hospital in the Billings General hospital area.

The new corporation “will be named -the “Ft. Harrison Veterans’ Housing Co-Operative, Inc.” It

will ask to finance the project through loans from FHA and insurance companies, Mr, Feibleman said.

nas

Mexico and Idaho reported seeing

To ‘Flying Saucers’ ‘Stories.

. Lieutenant Governor of Idaho Tells of Discs; Speed Estimates Range Fro From Zero fo 1200 ooh

Persons In six states, including. the Neutenant governor of Idaho,

the saucers.”

mysterious “ The projectiles, variously described as “too fast for an airplane and not fast enough for a falling star,” “not moving at all,” and “traveling at great speed,” were reported seen again last night streaking over

Walter Harrod said they caught a brief glimpse of a group of “bright objects” flying at about 5000 feet

last night, Mr. Martin said . they.

looked like coffee can tops: They were traveling in a southwesterly direction, he said. State Highway Patrol Sgt. David Menary of San Francisco's Golden Gate bridge detail, reported seeing a dozen bright metal objects “about the size of a football” ‘whizz over San Francisco bay June 24 and fall into the sea. : Dick Rankin, former Portland Ore., flier, said he saw the d high over Bakersfield, Cal, gg from 300 to 400 miles an hour 23. There were 10'of them in a 19 mation flying north, he said.

Born After Mother Died, Baby Given ‘Fair Chance’

CLARKSVILLE, Ark. July 3 (U, P).—~A girl born by a Caesarian operation 10 minutes after her mother died en route to the hose pital, was given a “fair chance” today to survive. The mother, 30-year-old Mrs. Adolph Kreipke was pronounced dead a few minutes after her frantic husband had carried hee into the hospital. Mr. Kreipke had raced 16 miles, mostly over ‘dirt roads to get to the hospital.

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telephoned er knife and a potted geranium. | parting it a = make| Miss Dane, according to -other|

and favored by eight of ‘11 countries on. the council—would infringe on national sovereignty of Balkans | governments.

Pappy, the bi senate. He -s they'd show h

Tear Up Charter ; “If we cannot apply proposals such as those submitted by the (Balkans) commission, and now in the United States resolution, we had better tear up the charter— and pack, up, " he asserted.

her reservations.

After the customary six-weeks

{survivors of the party, wielded the

‘knife that nearly carved off the]

stay in Nevada Mrs. Dorsey will file end of Mr, Hall's classic nose.

for divorce on the grounds of mental cruelty, she said. The balcony brawl between Mr. Dorsey and *Mr,

ago startéd because Mr. Hall patted Norris tried to Pat during a 4 a. m. soiree in Mr.

customary

Hall three years Kansas City blond.

Then, they said, Mr. Dorsey's soon-to-be “ex” got in a nalr-pull-| {Ing “contest with Jane Churchill, | Actor Eddie | stop the . bloody |

brawl, but a neighbor haymakered!

Dorsey's lush Sunset plaza apart- Mr. Norris to a deep sleep on Mr. |

ment

Mr. Hall later sald it was. a pla- |

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The ungenial Gentleman of Swing nesses to the balcony battle sud(hauled Mr. Hall onto his second- denly left town. floor balcony. What happened then “was ‘something the district attor-|call the whole thing off.

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