Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 August 1946 — Page 5

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3 OF 9 NATIONS ARE FAVORED IN MEMBER BIDS

' TUESDAY, AUG. 20, 1946

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NEW. YORK, Aug. 20 (U, Pl) Oniy three of the nine countries seeking membership in the United Natibns seemed asfured of acceptance today, but there was ample room—and time-for bartering in the cases of the doubtful six. The United Nations membership conimittee scheduled for late today what it hopes is the final meeting in

its lengthy study of the nine would be members. The 11-member group, 8 second-level duplicate of the security council, has until midnight

Wednesday to hand the council a

formal report of its work.

Afghanistan, the only applicant with unanimous approval from the committee, Iceland and Bweden were likely to, have the security countil's support when the gencral assembly votes on new members at its fall session. Russia has remained noncommital on Bweden and Ice-

herself later. Horse-Trading Expected

Other delegates anticipated no final Soviet objection to these two American-and-British « backed applications,

The expected Morse-trading among - Russia and the western powers, over the stalled member ship bids of Albania, Mongolia, Portugal, Eire, Trans-Jordan and Siam was reserved for the security council itself The membership committee's report will be little more than & rehash of the arguments pro and con which have spread through 13 closed meetings in the last two weeks. Albania and Mongolia are Sovietproposed, and the United States ‘and Great Britain have stated obJections to their admission. Russia objects to Portugal, Trans-Jordan and Eire, France has blocked 8iam's

The little white hen ain't what she used to be, Henry Schneider, of Milwaukee, recently found out to his astonishment. His three. year-old white Léghorn turned into a rooster, guit laying, developed a comb and a lusty erow.

THREE MACHINEGUN BANDITS COLLECT §7

A pair of holdups and & purse theft were the chief larceny reports on. the police department's books last night. William Denton, 1134 Madison ave. reported to police that three bandits armed with a machinegun took $7 and a valuable pocket watch from him in the 100 block of E. Palmer st. : Denton -said one of the armed I'ien wore an army garrison cap and carried a gun “with a drum on it like 8 machinegun” He was told to lle down or “I'll blow your head off.” In another holdup, Vincent ‘Sara~ nek, 54, of 3712 N. Keystone; told police that he was slugged and robbed of $40 while walking past a parking lot at Pearl st. and Delaware st.

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Mrs. Bert Miley, 49, reported that she was awakened by an intruder’s When she screamed the thief fled from her 351 N. Jefferson st. home with her

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SAY TOO MANY EXPECTING TOO MUCH TOO SOON

See Bright Future if Russian Suspicions Can - Be Allayed.

By NAT A, BARROWS Times Special Writer NEW YORK, Aug. 20~Will the United Nations organisation suecceed or fail? The question is timely and perti~ nent. It is the natural sequence to headlines announcing stalemate on discussions to control atomic energy, angry cries across the peace treaty table at Paris, and, above all, the cleavage between Russia and the western democracies. What is the answer? First of all, it» must be understood that the United Nations still gropes through the trials of infancy. Too many people, reading only the sensational headlines and guided, too often, by their prejudices, are expecting too much, too soon, of the United Nations, That stands as one immediate response from delegates, delegation experts and secretariat members with whom I've discussed the future of the United Nations this week-

end, Russia the Enigma They say: “Give us a chance to get our feet under us, We've only started on the long road ahead and it's shortsighted criticism to say we've already failed.” ) They honestly believe the United Nations, in one form or &nother, will succeed despite its poor start and {ts present lack of agreement. “My God, it's the best we've evolved through international consultation and we've got to make it work,” ;exclaimed one big power representative. ‘The United Nations, right now, does appeat to be in a grave state of health, but we've got to pull it back on its feet somehow, - “If the United Nations fails, and I don't consider thet calamity for a minute, the road for civilization is dismal, indeed.”

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United Nations as the enigma of the future, Will the Soviets remain in the

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to walk all the way out?

‘Plenty of insidsrs here are not 86 sure that Russia will remain in the United Nations indefinitely. =

Sees West Ganging Up A psychopathic concern for the

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Mr. Gromyko, therefore, is told to proceed cautiously, protect Russia's {veto power in the security couneil, {and see that he doesn't get maneu- | vered out of position. The obstinate, almost bullying, jattitude of Gromyko has done little to lighten the burden of his colleagues. They agree that such unilateral action by Russia makes it impossible to build for a world | government. “And if Russia should abandon the United Nations? Well, I don’t see how it would wreck the organisation,” sald one - delegate. ~ “But we'd be faced with the accomplished fact of a split between West and East, and it would not, obviously, make a pretty picture.” But if security is such an obsession as it appears, the Soviets will be better served to keep a finger in the pie. It’s really up to us, the western countries, to allay Russian suspicions and meet them half-way. When that happens, any question about the future of the United Nations will be academic.

JUMPS FROM BRIDGE, DOESN'T KNOW WHY

ST. PAUL, Minn. Aug. 20 (U. P). -Joan Deyo, 15-year-old high school student, leaped from a bridge here today, hurtled 160 feet into the Mississippl river and managed (to stay afloat, despite serious injuries, until rescued by police. “I was crossing the bridge to visit my mother,” she told police. “I just Jumped, I don’t know why.”

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