Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 215, Decatur, Adams County, 12 September 1946 — Page 6

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Daly Pfotests On Vishinsky ’lnsult' Soys holion Honor Insulted Bv Russian Paris. A»l»t- tt <*Tt — Italy formally protested to th«- peace coiiferrtici today ’•'»< A"drel Vlshln«ky bad in*ulled Italian hon . or with a r-veiii remark that •linli.ui »ol«ll- rs ar<- hotter at running away than fighting." ( vishinsky'* statement, made before the Italian political conmils1 slon last w-efc. was described hi Italy's protest as •■opi-robrlmis." Th. dictionary d-lltir. oppro ' hrlous as “consisting of contrnn Ilion, almse." The Italian deh gallon sect litter to chairman la If Hi- hitul of the commission stating that Vishinsky** comment reflected "unjustly on th- honor of all (Lilian* who fought In the ranks of the llulian regular forces and with ( th- resistance movement." i Vlphlnshy's remark caused * furore In the Italian press after It was reported last week, and two Irate lUiuic eitlndM cbaUeaged him t* a duel • The Italian aavai chief es etaff, Admiral Du Cwte* asked the military cemmieeaiow to autherite *n Italian nary nearly three timet

th- is* of that allowed by Bia Four In the treaty draft. 11, sought permission for Italy io telain IS! war vessels instead of the allotted 44. Italy, he said, needs at least |*SM.«M*e» tons of war vessels Instead of the contemplated <7.Md. He said Itely would compromise (or Mt.iaat. raiial with resoiindl'iM defeat when hr flnlshr. talking. Ale* Holder of Yugoslavia, carried himarathon speech against the Hl* Pour- Trieste compromise Into it« fourth day. For thr-v days Bebler hail succeeded In delaying a vote In the Italian ladithal commission on Yuimsiav unit-mini-f a to overthrow the Big Four agreement Prbalely the Yugoslav, admitted th. Ir.ritht was In vain, and even Russia would not support them In the Iwillotlng. but Beider talked Oil. In VerlMise. untiring oratory h« Htttu'ked the tentative Illg Fottr| agreement liiternntlonalliltig Tri .sir and living the "French line" as the Italian- Yugoslav frontier H, pirtieitlarly condemned the decision to give the town of Gori ria to Italy. Vishinsky had Inform.R o.oer Big Four members he would support the Bic Four compromise a-i-ailist his better judgment. Withput hl* nppart. Yugoslavia bad no I chaae* as gwfftAg bw amendment* | pnaaad w ,.,. ...—. »—- —— - Reaister Automatic Firearms Here Todav A number of automatic firearm* • were eipected to be registered l-erw with the federal g jvernmant! today Frank W. Yabrourh. Investigator of the alcohol tax unit, conducting the registration, was the agent at the city ha.l today to register local trophies returned by servicemen. Since several calls had Irnen received by police chief Ed Miller concerning the registration, ft was thought that many would appear; before the close of the day ■ardy Vegetable* Cabbage, cauliflower, beet*, carrate, rutabaga will »urviv* a light frott ——

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