Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 24, 1945, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textr TECHNICALITY ITS PON OF COMMITTEE By FLORA LEWIS LONDON, Oct, 24 l') Summed on (tu'nllm of iiiirll uniimtury order, Ihu United No tions rxumtlve coninillteo post i(ini;d tuduy 11 volu on u HutiHlun leqiHwl 1 1) u t tliu nominations coiiiinlttoo o( thn (i'Kiiiil.ntloii's goiicrul umwmhly ho utoullslwd, Tlio siivlol ciolniiulo, Andrei A. Clromyko, rovtirmiig his stand In ii miIm-oiiiiiiIIWio, nuidn llm liriipniiiil dtirliiii dlnciiKiilon of u report on the jimiurul ussombly, Di'lrinitCH Intnrprotpd thin move n iilmud ill ntroiiKthniiliiu tlio propound cuiilrnl committee. l'oidpomriiiuiit of tlio voto win preceded by a brush between ihu lhiiwliin n ml United States dclouute. BlmpU Majority ' Adlnl 1!. Bluvonson, 0. 8. del clliito, lipid that llio nomlnutloni ronimlttoa wu mciini (or ef ficient liundllnu o( elections and tlio only assurance ( a wldo gcouruphlcal distribution of va rious coiiutil ttoo cbulrmaiiships, After a two-hour discussion, lie plira rtel tlio question no Hint It would liuvc required only a simple majority to carry, Oroinyko, the soviet umbos sador to the Unltvd Slates, ob jected, Insisting that the ques tion be turned around so as to require two-thirds approval. 'Tin surprised at you," lie told Stevenson. Stevenson replied Hint parli amentary order required consid eration of tlio question as he hod nut It. "I don't think we should alter our procedure from Item to Item," he declared. "At least I don't propose to do so as long as I am chairman." The committee, nimble to de termine what question to vote on, decided to postpone the bal lotlnif- be Happiness consists of not lng too particular. 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The latest tab ulations showed this division In the assembly: Communists 132 Socialists ...142 Mouvcmcnt Republican Populairc 141 Moderate Rightists 67 Radical Socialists . 25 Minor Parties 18 Classified Ada Bring Results SEATTLE, Oct. 24 VP) Vice Admiral Marc A. Mitscher's former flagship, the 26,500-ton carrier Bunxer Hill entered Pugct Sound early Monday, teaming with more than 1000 army veterans, most of - them ready for discharge. She sailed from Hawaii. Known as "The Holiday Inn" because her career started with battles on Christmas, New Year's Day and Armistice Day, the Bunker Hill was last in the sound last summer when she crept Into the navy yard at Bremerton the most severely damaged ship ever to put in there for repair. Two Kamikaze planes "had hit her'' severely. causing more than 600 casual ties. " The army transport Gen. W. A. Haan disembarked more than 3000 veterans from the Philip pines last night. 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