Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 September 1945 — Page 2

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Maintains Good Humor in Face of Baiting. By WILLIAM H. STONEMAN

a: : Times Foreign Correspondent a LONDON, Sept. 21.—If there Were a Nobel prize for patience, it ‘should go fo James F. Byrnes, the American secretary of state, for his tperformance at the council of foreign x Ministers, now being held in London, Throughout this conference Byrnes has maintained his sense of humor -and his good nature with-|% out making any concessions of . prineiple to anybody. i He has done this |’ in face of just Mr, Stoneman about the crudest wind most adolescent performance 8f bear-balting ever seen at a serious international meeting. If the Soviet Union had sent a! _ glelegate to London with instruc ns to make himself just as disgereeable as possible, he could not Have done a much better job than hat being performed by Foreign| Commissar Vyacheslav M. Molotov. | » Poorest Joke of Century

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#t the London meeting and he has made no contribution to its success, His suggestion that Russia wanted “the port of Tripoli ‘is considered among diplomats to have been one . of the poorest jokes of the 20th cen~ tury. How he feels able to carry on this performance at the risk of truly alienating the United States and Britain is a’ mystery. Neither the British nor ourselves can make head or tail of the policy which he is following. § We ‘are not even sure that it is the real Russian policy; we suspect that it Is not Stalin's policy, and we |’ know that the Russian people would not like it if they knew that this policy was damaging relations with the United States,

‘CANNON’ STAFF 1S APPOINTED AT TECH

The staff of the Arsenal Cannon, Technical high school paper, will be headed by Virginia O'Drain and - Delores Burden for the fall semester. Other editorial appointments inclue Andrew Thomas and Marjorie Lageman, associate editors; Grace Deed, city editor; David Best and Lee Roy Hansel, sports editors; Margaret Tandy, managing editor, and Patsy Cook, Patricia Sweeney, Margaret Kidd, Laura Spear, Alleen | Thompson and Carolyn Watt, | © On the general staff of the Can- | “non are Charles 8t. John, business “manager; Earl Beasley, publicity manager; Gordon Jones, auditor; .W. H. Monninger, faculty business adviser; Elva Hagedon, Joy Bason, Carolyn Schwomeyer and Faye} Petree, typists, 3 Reporters are Joan Bryant, Rob- : ert E. Clark, Betty Joan Doan, Paul | Jordan, David Keyt, Anna Mae Lang- |. ‘ford, Raymond Marquette, Elaine! Ober, Leanna Owens, * Margaret | +f #chluep, Almira Smith, Norma-| + ‘gene Spellman and Rosemary. Walker. The staff of ‘the 1046 June magazine was named as follows: Jean Lukie, editor; June Behrens, asso clate editor, and William Christy, layout editor, News bureau members are David] Best, Margaret Tandy, Lee Roy! Hansel, Andrew Thomas, Robert E. Clark and Joan Bryant,

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