Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1946 — Page 4

“FOR USE OF VETO

“Big Five Meets Secretly in Effort to Find Solution to

Pacify Complaints of Little Nations.

By R. H. SHACKFORD United Press Staff Correspondent

“ “NEW YORK, Nov. 18—The Big Five today began secret discussions in the seclusion of the Waldorf-Astoria hotel in an effort to work out a formula for use of the veto in the United Nations seécur-

ity council. ' ; A solution is sought to pacify

American delegation, Senator Tom Connally (D. Tex.), who represents ttle mations the U. 8. in the commission decomplaints of the lit - | bating the veto, and Herschel JohnThe meeting was restricted, Burt, Mr. Austin’s deputy on the nation was limited to three GEE | gppurity council ian tach, poe an Br, |“ ae vet Before them were riled The i . ning” to asl Australia and Cuba » bins for Soft She Ye veto issue at the United Nations as-

tain and France. The Oa Se was ex- | sembly, but their attempts to amend to have some suggestions, the charter were rejected im=for keeping the veto In the ‘mediately by all of the Big Five Tn for restriction of its Who, on British Foreign Minister to rill Bom cases. Ernest Bevin's suggestion, have or { State James F. lifted the debate out of the spotBucretary oe taken over direc- light into the privacy of secret disBa this issue from his United | cussions. : Nations delegation, held a long| Mr. Byrnes was accompanied at strategy meeting this morning with | the meeting today by Mr. Connally,

Austin, head of the Warren R. a state department, and interpreter Advertisement

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In addition to Mr. Byrnes and

Mr. Bevin, other members of the Big Five were represented by Alexandre Parodi for France, Foreign

Benjamin Cohen, counselor of the

Minister V. M. Molotov for the | [Soviet Union and Wellington Koo CHEST COLDS : China, Congestion!

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Helps Break Up Surface It was the first Big Five meeting u since - September, 1945, when the ART RUB ON five failed to make any progress on By _| drafting satellite peace treaties and An ex-G. I. associated with a ; — s— finally proceeded without China. | won The Times’ Coach-of-the-Year plaque design contest. Will Step Up Work the ~— From : The Big Five decision to tackle

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the veto issue in private sessions; will step up the tempo of work at the Waldorf Astoria where for two| weeks the Big Four have been mak-

| ave., to become the Indianapolis entry in the national contest which | carries an award of $1000. Mr. Christian's design has been forwarded |

to New York City by air express won in cities from coast to coast.

Mr. Christian, an associate of the

ing snail-like progress on peace Keeling & Co. advertising agency

to compete with drawings which | |

coach, Each coach who has won|

the award since its creation in 1935 |

Washington at Capitol

treaties. The . foreign ministers’ deputies met yesterday to seek agreement on words on issues where agreements on principle has been reached with respect to the proposed free territory of Trieste, But American and British determination to keep their troops in Trieste as long as they think necessary created another major obstacle to final Big Four agreement on details of their plan to internationalize that disputed city, Expected to Raise Point Again Mr. Molotov is expected to raise that point again when the Big Four council of foreign ministers resume | their sittings (at 3 p. m., Indianapolis time). | When the council recessed late | Saturday, it had agreed on two out {of three key points about the statute {for Trieste—all pertaining to the | governor's powers and his control over the police force,

this council meeting depends.

CLUB TO HEAR DENNIS Donald D. Dennis, production

plant, will address the Co-opperative club at & luncheon Tuesday in the Washington hotel. Mr. Dennis came to the naval ordnance plant in May of 1943 and has been cited by the navy bureau of ordnance for his work in developing an airborne lead computing gun sight.

manager of the naval ordhance|

also will get one of the plaques. In describing his design, Mr. | Christian said the chain which bor- | ders the drawing symbolizes the| teamwork of the players and the coach. “It is a reminder,” Mr. | Christian said, “that a chain—or | team—is only as strong as its weakest link” The two hands— one at the top of each side of the design——are the hands of the coach “holding the chain together.” |

in the Chamber of Commerce build'ing, recently won honorable men- { tion for entries he submitted in The Times’ Lena the Hyena art contest.

Herron Art Graduate

It isn't the first award won by the Herron art school graduate. While in the army, Mr. Christian | 8s awarded a $1000 national prize {for a Seth Thomas clock. His work

{has earned recognition in OLher| “tne scene at the fop depicts the {minor contests. ¢ | encouragement offered by a coach The Times plaque contest soug t when he sends a player into the a design to best symbolize the work| “The best actor,” said the! (of the nation’s outstanding football artist, “is Jost without direction.” |coach. The Coach of the Year is| mpe judges were Joe Dezelan,! (selected by Scripps-Howard news-|goqtha)l coach at Cathedral high ‘papers through a poll of some 500! school; Tony Hinkle, Butler nileading grid mentors. | versity athletic director, and Harry Alvin N, (Bo) McMillin, Indiana gp Wood, director of fine and prac|university's coach, won .the award ica] arts for the public schools, | lin 1045, :

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ___ Ex-G. |. Wins Times Plaque Contest

|a Democratic national committeeman and chairman of the Illinois (U. P.).~— Democratic organization, died as a

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CHICAGO, Nov. 18

‘| Former Lt. Gov. Thomas F. Dono-{result of a kidney ailment today

van, 77, who for several years was|after a year-long illness.

SEMINAR SCHEDULED ‘'|inar at 1:30 p. m. Friday at Butler. Butler university college of busi- President M, O. Ross of Butler will ness administration and the Indian- discuss “Economic Trends.” Albert apolis chapter of the Chartered Life|Grussell, - A, L. Kirkpatrick and Underwriters will co-sponsor:a sém- [Charles L. Stevens also will speak.

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| The drawing selected in the national judging will become thé per-

These were issues on which the p,anent design for the Coach of the council argued most of last Week year plaque The Times and other and on which Secretary Byrnes has Scripps- Howard

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