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1 ; v Times Special Writer "Johnson Proposes LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y. Aug. Bill Pass but That Program Be Delayed

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17 (UP) ~The odds today appeared to be

in the United Nations peace | drama, belongs to the young Communist . generation disciplined to work toward

against Congressional approval at this session of the administration's latest proposal for univere sal military training.

To radio and particularly television audiences Malik is | Rasputin, Boris Karloff, Bela

5 ness, defense officials were opti- gall wrapped up and delivered Sr mistic, They believed they would into their living rooms as a Tr be able to convince a majority of L the House and Senate that the you.

Korean War has proved the necessity of such a program. With President . Truman's approval, Defense. Secretary Louis Johnson: last. night “strongly ~ urged” Congress to enact before adjournment ‘a law oviamg Tor from six months to one year of military training for 17-year-olds.

| never entered American homes | for two or three hours in an afternoon to look out from a screen and state figtly what they plan to do with “imperial-

. But Malik is becoming a household bugaboo in parts of

PUR R arb 3 hia Xs ATH : Ithough he wanted the lawon 8 the books now, Mr. Johnson pro-| posed that-the actual start of tha] training program be delayed until after the Korean War. He said the Armed Forces couldn't spare] the officers and men now to run the program. ’ z Acme News Pietures, | He was picked up as a bright 4 a es Jormeeh aly the Siective Miss Pat Berry (center) of Indianapalis is Miss Indiana of 1950. | lad of 11, after the Bolshevik § ny Ce CO tt gaia Miss Elizabeth Stewart (left) of Gary placed third. Miss Charlene Yavolution, and Surety he

that since the training program Hesler (right) of Ff. Wayne was second place choice. the job he is doing as though

» ” . NOW, at 44, Jacob Malik stands 5 feet, 10 inches, weighs 190 pounds and looks like a

center for the Green Bay Packers.

ree wpyuidntt-be started for some timer aon Ko 8M. ETT > SFr NE SRIOYSR TE anyway; next session would be Pp ¥ RB b ed WwW He feels that he is fulfilling soon ough o Consider it. L a erry in S . ! ning his destiny by warning all ? An San Eve | ¥ Premjont S } 5 Ti 4 T h' countries that they must choose the White House has indicated a e ueen I e oud os wemn us a 20 coldly t ) ’ . that he or nden, wouis leave ‘Miss Indiana of 1950’ Captured Her Samalding a Surrender of 7ense oliicials this te, ; First Crown at Ladywood Girls School refusing to give an inch before Tr a hg RIOR sont oe Milisrd Indianapolis’ Pat Berry, whose first title as queen came in her| the countries appealing for th aps, ay ay Amat otf sophomore year at Ladywood School for Girls, today reigned as| Peace in Korea. 3 mittee, a 059-page bill, which Miss Indiana of 1950. | h h ly tod th would require all 17-year-old Sleepy but cheerful after only three hours rest early today, the males to register for UMT. But 20-year-old Purdue University junior expressed elation.at winning Z the training of some might be Lhe state contest in Gary yesterday, but “thought it was awful | deferred until they are 20 - or tough.” and bathing suit appearance. even 26 In a few cases. | Miss Berry, daughter of Mr.and when asked the personality

Ail would be given six months Mrs. Claude E. Berry, 3843 N. question, which was “Do you of basic training. (New Jersey St., was “The Irish {ning a woman should pursue her re [Queen” at Ladywood and later isjents" she replied, “She owes it. Elizabeth, Daughter

\won a cup-in all-round athletics| 1, herself to try before" settling Continve Good Progress She became eligible to compete dren.”

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Insctutable and frigid, Malik is presenting a full review of what any country can expect in dealing with the power-mad men in the Kremlin. He has stated his terms. There is no compromise. W " Ld ~ — MALIK came back to the Security Council Aug. 1 from a

"20-Weéék boycott certain that

the Korean Communists would drive the Americans off the peninsula in a week or 10 days. He came back to offer a ruthless peace. But as the resistance continues he has become less cocky and less confident than he was in those first days of

August,

His speeches—he speaks both English and French fluently— have been grimmer, souped up with wild propaganda speeches. As time runs on Maliak is becoming more bitter in his denunciations, more sinister in

his dictatorial methods of run- . ning the Security Council,

The Western powers gre off-

“setting “his speeches by™reite- ,

rating the truth about Communist aggression. Jean Chauvel of France has characterized his talks as “telling us that this table is a chair, then repeating it hundreds of times.”

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Picked up as a lad in the Ukrainian industrial city of Kharkov, he was trained in Moscow and was graduated College of Diplomacy at the University of Moscow. His specialty was. “pdlitical sabotage.” While other Rus-

[there, {down to marriage, home and chilLONDON. Aug. 17 (UP) Prin- for-her_latest title by capturing, Miss Berry witli return to PurElizabeth and her 2-day-old the “Miss Lakes O' Monticello” due Sept, 14, after the Miss Amerdaughter “had another good night title June 15. She was queen of the ica contest Sept. 11 in Atlantic and are continuing their excel- Purdue Relays in 1048, City. She plans to sing after gradlent progress” Claren¢e House Miss Berry bested six other Uation. She sang the lead in the announced today. ! Hoosier beauties yesterday in Student production of “The Desert The announcement was made Gary's Memorial Auditorium for Song”. when .she was a Purdue after the princess’ two doctors ihe title. She spent the evening freshman. paid her a morning visit. celebrating: with relatives and Miss Charlene Hesler of Ft. “It is not intended to issue any friends, then returned at 4 a. m. Wayne was runner-up in the confurther bulletin this week,” thew today to her room in Hotel Gary, test, staged before 5000 persons. said. |where all the contestants are Miss Elizabeth Stewart of Gary With the princess and her child staying. {took third place. The seven Midreported doing so well, Queen Judging in the pageant, spon- century Beauty Pageant contest-| Elizabeth announced she would fly sored by the Indiana and local ants were honored with a parade to Scotland tomorrow to join Chambers of Commerce, was in of bands and floats through one KING George -and Princess Mar: four categories == evening gown downtown Gary yesterday after- _ garet at Balmoral Castle. appearance, talent, personality| noon. | ; ) J tl 4 L

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