Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 September 1946 — Page 12

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ris for Germany today and Porelgn Secretary Ernest Bevin planned a week-end trip to London. Deputies Study Amendments

The Big Four deputies met again last night to continue their tedious discussion on 200 amendments to _ the treaty drafts submitted by the 17 smaller powers. There was no indication that they would reach agreement before the next Big Four meeting, probably next week, Senator Arthur’ H. Vandenberg (R. Mich.) was revealed as the strongest force behind the adamant American opposition to postponement of the United Nations assémbly expressed in yesterday's Big Four meeting. Upon his arrival two weeks ago, Senator Vandenberg believed he detected a teni flency for Secretary Byrnes to © weaken on the issue. "The senator exerted all his influence on Mr, Byrnes, arguing that a postponement would hurt the United — Nations" Nr Byrnes stood firmly for the Sept. 28 meeting in yesterday's session. Only the Russians objected. Discussion among the Big Four dicated the peace conference may not. be finished even by early November.

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" RESUME BUILDING SLEEPERS CHICAGO, Sept. 5 (U. P.).—Construction now is under way by the Pullman-Standard Car Manufacturing Co. on the first railroad sleeping cars to be made here since car building was halted in 1042, the company announced - today,

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' Champion husband caller is Mrs. Eleanor Ehrlich, of Chicago, who won a recent contest there with a voice that summoned her spouse from a block away. Above, she demonstrates the lung power that won her the title and fred . mealefor the couple,

DENIES GREECE.

UN Told ‘Other Countries’ Are Real Threat.

By ROBERT J. MANNING United Press Stat Correspondent LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y., Sept. 5.—~ Vassili Dendramis, spokesman for Greece, today told the United Nations. security council that it was not. Greece but “other countries” which threatened world peace.

Replying to charges of the Ukraine that Greece and Britain, through her troops in Greece, are threatening peace and security, Mr. Dendramis claimed the charges re sembled those which Italy made on the eve of her attack in 1940. Greece, he said, was a champion of peace and democracy in the Balkans. “Greece by tradition,” he said, “is imbued with moderation.” Hits ‘Anarchists’

Mr. Dendramis characterized opponents of the Greek regime as “anarchists” who had not yet “washed the blood from their hands” from the civil war of last December,

came with ill grace after the praise Moscow gave Greece for its resistance during the war years. He charged Russia had favored Greece's neighbors and had undertaken a “war of nerves.” He said Greece's demand for northern Epirus and Rectification of her frontier with Bulgaria were not threats to peace but merely “elementary justice.” He said Greece couldn't threaten her neighbors because her army was just getting organized. In contrast, he said, Bulgaria had an army of 150,000, Yugloslavia 300,000

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night. Lt. ‘Gov, Richard T. James spoke. "Most top prizes at the judging events went to out-of-state breeders, in spite of a strong showing made by Hereford cattle entered by Hoosters, .- . Hiview Farms, Dover, Ky., showed the grand champion bull, the re~ serve champion being shown by O. J, Richards, Port ‘Huron, Mich, Grand champion female was shown

The reserve grand champion was entered. by ‘Clovelly Hereford Farm, Cincinnati, 0. A clean sweep of male ang female championship among Polled Hereford exhibits was made by the Double E ranch, Senatobia, Miss. Limited to Indiana exhibitors, the Gold Medal Hereford calf club event results were: Champion bull, Charles Stewart, Bremen; reserve champion, Shadeland Farm, Lafayette; cham~ pion female, Bailey & Sons, Lewell,

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Oak Farm, Yorktown. Frank J. Mackey, Mukwonago, Wis,, showed the senior and grand chafipion bull, with the Curtis Candy Co. Chicago, showing the reserve champion, The grand champion female also was exhibited by the cindy firm, The junior champion female was entered by the Seco Farms, Arcadia, Mo. Winners of Berkshire and DurocJersey swine classes included Miami Farms, Peru, grand champion Berk:

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Whitme, Connersville, grand champion Duroc sow, and Martin Katter and H. M. Bahls, Wapakoneta, O.,, grand champion board. - Se A. J. Moore, Buffef, entered in one of the largest sheep shows in years, won the” grand champion Shropshire ram. Champion ewe was shown by E. H. Rotter & Son,

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Phillip “Francis, ' Crawfordsville, exhibited - the champion heavyweight Poland China barrow and the champion pen of three. Reserve champion, a <ightweight, was shown by Seerley Bros., Bridgeport. Seserve: champion pen of ° thrée 'lightweights was shown by Barbara Meal, Waldron. Others winners in - the Poland

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