Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 240, Decatur, Adams County, 12 October 1950 — Page 6

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Ask tairace On ItasiM Proposal Asks Soviet Union End Obstructions Lake Sucre**. N. Y. Oct. 12IUPI -Britain asked llUMian foreign minister Andrei V. Vlshinsky today for aasurance that hi* pro po*Ul tor new big power discussion* oti peace and security means that the Soviet Union would end the oh-strm-tion that has characterised meetings of the council of foreign ministers British minister of alate Kenneth C. Younger. speaking in the main political committee of the United Nations general assembly, pointed out that In previous four-power talks. ' try a* we may, none of us have be»n able to get into step with Young Johnny.'’ "We are therefore entitled to ask Mr Vishinaky when he apeak* to give uk some substantial ground for believing that he la going to handle the consultation* which he now propose* differently than those which have gone before," Younger said Younger made extensive use of the »tory of “Johnny," whose mother complained that everyone in his platoon was out of step but him "We have not given up hope that even if Johnny will not exactly change hi* step.” he said, referring to Viabinsky, “at least he may modify it enough to enable uh to march along without treading on each* others' toes We will now look forward with cautious hopefulness to hl* elaboration of hi* proposal* '

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Younger spoke on a resolution proposed by the United State*. Britain and five other countries which would have all UN member* earmark units of their armed force* for use by the votoies* general as sembly against aggressors when a veto paralyse* the security council. VHhinsky has objected to the western resolution on ground* that it would undermine the security council and would “explode and crush the charter from tup to bottom." In a countermove, he has proposed a big five meeting under article' 104 of the charter, which empower* them to consult together tor joint action on behalf of the UN. He also demanded that step* be speeded to establish the permanent international police force envisaged under the security council in the charter MIL scons Girt Scout Troop » met in room 20J at Doeatur high school to hold election of officers. The troop elected Vera Walters, president: Jaa*teHne Case, vice-president; Brenda Levy, secretary and treasurer. Plan* for the year and badge* to be worked tor were discussed. Membership in the troop is still c pen and new members will be wwlcorned. Leaders are Mrs. Roger Schuster and Mrs. Frederick Striki <>r - Scribe, Sally Boby. Girl Scout Troop 10 met at Lincoln School Tuesday evening and made plan* for a Nature Hike. They are to gather 10 kind* of leaves and know their name* by the end of October. Kay Varner, scribe.

ftrownle Troop 3 met Monday at the Lincoln school for their opening meeting. Twenty girls have registered with Mrs. Glen Hickerson end Mrs. Vaughn Miller, co-leader* lot the troop. Election of officers was held with the following results: president, Janice Auman: - secretary. Sally Jo Hobbs; treasurer, Cassie Strickler. * After game* were played the meeting closed with th» Brownie i.alute and promise Brownie Troop 17 held election of officers Wednesday evening after school at the Lincoln school Connie Baxter was elected president. Cheryl Ashbaucher. treasurer. and Ann McDonald scrilte Plan* were made for a Halloween party and refreshments were serv t d by <l*ll Custer. Scribe, Ann McDonald. Go to the eaareh of your choice next Sunday . Phone 3-3068 FOR —PERMANENTS —HAIRCUTS . —SHAMPOOS —FINGER WAVES OPEN EVENINGS Barb's Booty Beak 426 North Second

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the capital. The *lxth divinion, advancing from liberated Wonsan, wa* thrusting up the east roast toward Hungnam aud Chong jin the only eastern port cities still held by the r-ommuuiM*. * FRENCH TROOPS rOwtlwaod Fr*m Paa* >tnel . L'biua Within recent day*, about 3,000

French troops—halt of them evacuated from the fortress of Caobang—have been tost In a communist ambush near Thatkbe. nonii of Thai Nguyen. AUTHORIZE rcawdaaed *r«a Faae One) of revising current sets to receive color would rjip around *t<>o a set. One manufacturer estimated that a brand new set, equipped to receive lurth black and white and color, would cost about 1104. But

It may be some time before such sets coubi be manufactured on a mas* production scale CBS spokesmen sgjd the first color telet-asts would la- made outside regular TV hours so they wilt not interfere with black-and-white program*. The eotor program* will be worked into regular TV hours gradually, they said. f'onimtsslon official* an<l industry *|H>ke«men said they expect one or several TV manufacturer* to try to obtain an injunction against ihe commission's ruling

THURSDAY. OCTOBER 12. 1950

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