New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Nalska Victor
IN Divorce Case,
Friends Assert
,;.I That Decree Has
Rscu Granted Based on
iseaI Delay of Sixty Days
N Final Court Action
settlement Is Satisfactory
,ndley Field Malone, As
suming Leak in U. S., De-
rounces Report as False
,.,.ol csbie 10 Thf TTIbHFe

,,,- New YORK Tribune Inc.
s,vTs Jvne From sources elc''
S~s csrra walska. Polish pr'ma
,.-.,. denial came to-day thai AleN.
f',n.' % s~;,h Cochran. her millionaire
,'e'' vo,t husband, had been awarded
- ,..,., ., divorce in the Paris court
-,,,h hi, setion was brought.
assisted that the singer WAS the
- sf the action. and that the
-, '..,,;.l settlement made was entirely
'..,s.e,or to her. The settlement was
'..',tsd TO be 100000 Il was SAID
'''-si. The divorce has been granted
~ IN :. sixty days before j, is signed
-, ;vdge and made hnal
ns' -. eIsim Of victory made By the
f,;encs Is regarded on the
~ ;ss as en- effort on the part o.
s'heI s.s,,,on 10 put the best pos ioi~
iit oPPeJ defeat. However. both side s.
ace W. ,be case Is now settled and
ire '.i ~ the routine Of the French
frslu 0',, Signature Of an the parties
fsonA ssve been obtained.
'',Ss,,' a., Dudley Field Malone attorney
NJ W-, Walsks, was told to-day OF
if ..-,g.ive announcement made IN
ise ,1y 1.s york Tribune this morning
ihs n. Cochran had obtained decree
i,Al 49, ~, = from the opera singer, he
o. ol,o,sS tbe statement as false.
ssno.rJ.. ,s,Jr .ssuminr that Samuel Inter
Ntonss s.,,,.el for Mr. Cochran. had
nysi' ~ announcement in New York.
- Malone said: 1T - ia4se' ana
e., 80 is more, he knows il is false.
Breach Of Faith Charged
~. u.lo,e said that an agreement
~ = h,sn made between the litigants
~ "a discuss the case in any phase,
= ,~snsrently ~ believing that the other
~ broken faith. he declared: Mr..
s...-ss will never get a divorce from
-, Valska and she is not now d.
,.,..sr I, was evident that Mr. Ma
-. hssed this assertion on the tech
,.-,i.v which will not make the decree
,s,s,iye for sixty days. as ne declared
=, he proposed 20 wait and md out
i, extent Of the alleged Untermyer
ukment
NJ. Untermyer made no such state
rent
h was said that Nine. Walska ap.
,Ured in court during the proceedings,
rkieh we're secret, as usual IN such
aus but that Mr. Cochran was repre-
,.pted By lawyers. This was explained
h ne singers spokesman as another
,,ehriesli,y Of French law which re-
svIrs the plaintiff only 20 appear.
IN, angle OF the case seems 10 show
tat Il vas the singer. and not Coch-
rsr. Who first made the move for di-
r,rt It had also been said that Mr.
C.tsun first entered suit and that
ynt wslska replied with a counter
ssa. Tiieh later was dropped.
w. Cochran Is now al one OF the
if pris hotels, where telephone COM
Esrcsiion has been made impossible.
Geept with a few Of his closest
friends.
Cochran Insists on Secrecy
The efforts made 70 maintain secrecy
re said 10 be due to Mr. Cochran, who
'ss greatly worried few months ago
men Mr.. Malone announced on the
ge o. bis departure for the United
ates that he would bring a separate
VI: IN New York and name a woman
known in society as
'-respondent. This threat stirred Sam
n Unformver 70 some caustic com
sni regarding Mr.. Malone and his