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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
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 24 W)
The Whlto House met with si
lence Monday an assertion by
Rep. Hoffman (R-Mlcli.) that a
"lobbyist" spent $75,000 on a
party President Truman attend
ed on September 23.
The outing was held at the Jef
ferson bland club in Chesapeake
bay. Among those present were
Secretaries Vinson, Schwcllen
bach and Anderson, Attorney
General Tom Clark, several doz
en members of congress and
other Washington figures.
Hoffman declared in a house
speech yesterdoy Russell M.
Arundel "picked up the $75,000
chock which paid for tho festivi
ties." He said a congressional
investigating committee leurned
a year ago that Arundol repre
sented many companies In the
capital and had a $1000 a month
hotel suite at the expense of the
Bulova Watch company.
He suggested the people would
llko to know whether Mr. Tru
man "Is aware of tho activities
and the character of the gentle
man who financed the party at
Jefferson island."
Reds Strongest
Party In France
PARIS, Oct. 24 m The
Communists emerged Monday as
the strongest single party In
France but with slightly more
than a fourth of the seats In the
new constituent assembly, which
the voters on Sunday over
whelmingly charged with draft
ing a new constitution.
Completo unofficial and per
haps official results will be an
nounced shortly. 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. Included were
33 Wacs who worried over their
stateside complexions "ata-
brine tan. caused by repeated
doses of that malaria treatment
BIS TONGUE
Thurman Nelson. Irondale,
Mo., has a unique claim to
fame. His tongue measures three
inches in width and is believed
to be the largest in the land for
a man of normal proportions.
Sgt. Delbcrt G. Pruelt. W
544, was honorably discharged
lat week from the Santa Ana,
Calif., separation base moin
talned by the army air forces.
Bgi. rruett, veteran of 49
months service In the armv air
forces, served In the Philippines
auriiig ms ji montns overseas.
Jine AAJ? has awarded him
the Asiatic-Pacific theatre rib
bon and 8 battle stars.
T5 Mario Pisan. son of Mr.
James Plsan, box 1004, is en
route home from the Philippine
umiiua. io risan nas Deen over
seas 23 months and has been In
three campaigns, the Bismark
archipelago, New Guinea, and
southern Philippines. In addi
tion, he wears tho American De
fense riDDon, the Good Conduct
medal, and the Philippine Liber,
atlon ribbon.
When his orffamzaHnn vnm'l
actively engaged In combat, T5
Pisan was player-manager for
the softball and baseball teams.
His fielding and batting brought
much praise from the critics,
and he is being encouraged to
piay in me senu-proiessional lea
gues after he is discharged from
the service.
.
William Stanley MacMillan,
EM 3c, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John George MacMillan, 1512
Sargent, was aboard the USS
Rushmore, when occupation
troops were landed at Wayama
harbor, September 25. Wayama
Is on the coast of Honshu, Japan,
and troops were landed there for
the occupation of Kobe and
usaka. '
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SSgt. Samuel R. Redkey, son
01 oirs. Elite F. HedKey. 423 Con.
ger, is returning to the United
States under the provisions of
the army point system after serv
ing with the "Dirty Dozen" P-38
squadron of Brig. Gen. Earl W,
Barnes' 13th fichter command.
The veteran jungle air force
soldier, a mechanic, holds the
Asiatic-Pacific campaign ribbon
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HERALD AND NEWS SEVEN,
Freed
I t'f ' TS'V :
A manslaughter e h a r e a
against 'pretty Imogen Stevens
(above) has been dropped in
Connecticut. "I'm so excited I
hardly know what to say," she
said. She was at liberty under
sis.ooo Ball wnen tne prosecu
tion told the New England
court that he could not prove
the kUling of Albert Kovacs.
(AP wixephoto).
with four battle stars, the Philip
pine Liberation medal, and the
Good Conduct medal.
Sgt. Redkey has been overseas
since August 4. 1844. He attend
ed Klamath Union high school
and prior to Induction was em
ployed by the Postal Telegraph
company. .
NEW CALENDAR
w. js, Edwards, navy en
gineer, has bobbed up with a)
perpetual calendar. It would''
divide the year into quarters of
01 days, give us eight 30-day;
months and four 31-day months.)
Now Year's day would be a!
day soparute from any month,
completing the 365-day span. .
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