Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 November 1944 — Page 13

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WASHINGTON, Nov, 10 (U. P.).=~ Director General Herbert H. Lehman of the united nations relief and rehabilitation administration disclosed yesterday on UNRRA's first anniversary that he will leave within a few days for London.

map future activities of the relief organization's European regional office. : . Lehman, providing a news confer: ence with a review of UNRRA's one year of existence, said he would be out of the. country for about two months, during which time he probably will visit liberated European countries "and possibly “go even

. He will survey operations and further.”

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MAN DRAGGED BLOCK 'BY BUS ESCAPES HARM

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 (U, P).~— Salvatore Iorio, 78, exhibited a few scratches and a shredded overcoat to his neighbors today, but that’s all

he had to show for his experience of being dragged more than a block

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WORLD PEACE “PLAN AIDED?

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Committee Loses Four ~ Jsolationists.

‘By Scripps-Howard Newspapers WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.—The chances of senate approval of the nited nations world peace .organizas tion have been considerably im-

elections. Certainly four, and maybe five members of the senate foreign relations committee, including two outstanding isolationists, will not be

convenes Jan. 20. It is to the new senate that the President is expected to submit, sometime early next year, a treaty embodying agreements reached at the Dumbarton Oaks conferences. The foreign relations committee passes first on all treaties, before they are submitted to the full senate. : Records Ratified

In addition to the elimination of four to five members of the committee, the senatorial records of four others, who have stanchly supported American co-operation in the, world peace organization, have been ratified by the voters. The outstanding isolationist mem-~ ber of the committee defeated Tuesday is Senator Gerald P. Nye (R. IN. DJ. Earlier this year, Senator Robert R. Reynolds (D. N. C) announced

thus another isolationist was eliminated from the committee. In the summers primaries, Senator Bennett Clark (D. Mo.) was defeated for re-nomination. Senator Clark, never so isolationist as Senators Nye and Reynolds, nevertheless was not so ffiternational~

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" Senator Guy M. Gillette (D. Ia), who often bucked the Roosevelt administration on domestic and foreign issues, was defeated for reelection, and Senator James J. Davis (R. Pa.) is still trailing his Democratic opponent. But, voters re-elected Senators Robert F', Wagner (D.N.Y.), Claude Pepper (D. Fla.) and Alben Barkley (D. Ky», all enthusiastic supporters of the President's foreign program, as well as Senator Walter F. George (D. Gal). Fate may create two other vacancies on the foreign relations committee. Senator Carter Glass (D. Va.) is in his 87th year, and hasn't attended a senate session for months. Similarly, Senator Hiram Johnson (R. Cal), one of those who helped kill senate ratification of the peace treaty after the last war, is in poor health, and Llately has spent more time away | from the senate than in it. He is 78.

REBEKAHS TO HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICE

Olive Branch Rebekah lodge No. 10 will meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow at Castle hall, . Memorial services will be held for Mrs. Louise Sharp. There will be nomination of officers and degree team practice. Mrs. Fairy Armel, noble grand, will preside. r———————————— A ——

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