( In llo co toni ht the envoys of the estern powers talked with Premi r talin an d Soviet oreign inist r olotov for four hour an d forty-five minute in th Iremlin) The longest conference yet, four-po er e~fort to agree on the problem of occuppie4 Ger ■ any. fio word ye as to hat transpired. All we know is that Premier Stalin entertained the visitin1 diplo■ at1 with tea an~ cakes. And, according to Onitea States Ambassador Bedell-Smith, there will haYe to be ■ ore meeting ■• Indic a ting that soae di~ference1 of opinion still have to be ironed out. Opi ion in · ashington is that ~talin hi 0 l t ma have offered new last-minute proposal, the ~oviet~ number one man making chang sin the agreement, hich, e are told, needed only his O.[. ' a s hin ° t n is surprised that thee must be another Kremlin mee , ting. Our t te Department kept a late watch tonight aiting for ne from Mo cow, believ th a t today's conference at the Ire l n, wo u ld wind up the Four-Power talks, the la s t of t e aeries. The - t te Department e hear, s all set t , o giv the D.S. version to the world, i t the Four Powers a ~ reed to release a joint announcement•· of In the case ot failure. and the Mo co radio began sen ing out a Q oviet Tersion, we h dour version ready for 1 media e release. Toni ht's lrealin meeting - hich started at nine PM broke up t quarter to two, Mo ~ co time. The news re ort says that French Ambassador Chataigneau and the British Envoy Roberts looked glum an d isappointed when they came out of the Iremlin. Rob e rt , r: e ar tol , h d a rran g ed to eave Mo .... co for London t o morrow, t he Dri tish represent a tive a i to have 0 en c o fident t h t this Kremlin meeting was the final one. None of the envoys would talk to the press, until finally mbassador bedell-Smith told the reporters there woul1 be more meetings. Be added -- "I am never optimistic -- I hope ' for the best, and expect the- worst•. hereupon he and his colleasues immediately went to work · in the American £mbassy, compiling reports, which we~e sent in code to their respective governments. hich le ves us where we came in, as it were. Still a blackout on - news, with the score at the Aremlin meetin g stand ·ng at six, and more to follow, as the whole worl waits for the news -- Mo cow an t h e western powers in a reement, or otherwise. In A■ aterdaa today, ~•preeentativea of a bundred-an4-fifty churches -- church■en fro ■ all over tbe world, voted unani ■oualy to eatablian a lorld Council of ~hurchea. Or what is described aa a •spiritual United •ationa.• •-•••~•• Cburch of forty-two nations to eatabliab international reli&io•• cooperatioa - an interchange of apiritual iaeae, to i ■prove the spiritual h•alth or the world. Tae resolution, which •a• pr,aented by tb• Preaid•nt of the Proteatant federation of ,ranee, co■•• •• a result of ten years effort by tbe non-catholic Couunio•• or the world - tbe Proteatant cburcn••• T-• only abaentee to4ay ••• the Muaaian OrtboGox Cburc~, thia in apite of it• previoue oloae ti•• witb tb• Britiah •n1lican cburob which ia aaong tb• atauncb supporters of tbe ~ouncil. The church of io■e ••• repreaented only by observera. The General ~ecretary eai4 to4ay tnat the Council represents a •~tage on the road between tne tiae I cBURCH -2 of the coaplete isolation 01 tbe church•• ot tne worl~ and tb future when• there will be one uaGiYide4 church,• - which be said is the aia of tbe religiou• t leaders. He also added that the door of the ~OUDCll i• left open to the Aoaan ~atbolic, aDG tbe Ortboooz Church••· LQl&lll Ia So•i•t ~oaaul General Lo ■ atin going back to MoacowY.-. doea be eon,e■plata •'•7'-1 •••••M.,. ~hen he quits his a~■yater7 job at the requeat of President TruaanT was added to the Lo ■ atin affair toQaJ. Beportera outside tbe ~uaaian ~oaaulate ia le• rork ••• a •o•iag Yan pull up. Into it ••r• loaded f1•• lara• ~ - cart,r aad aiz oil palatia1a,"-aaid to be toe ~o•iet Coaaul Geaeral'• pri•ate property. But, toeae orate• were not 1oing to Moacow. A coaa•late official aalG tbey were beiag put in atora1•• I jo n••• ■ea •• wonder•• wily tbe Con1ul • 11 belonainga - it · they were the \;oaaul • • belon&in&• -- were not beiD& forwarded to ~o•iet Buaaia • . hi ■ aelf ref•••d 1i• to 11•• aay infor■atioa. He told the Pre••• tbat be••• •erJ an1ry about tbeir irreaponaible report• oa hia acti•i~iea. Sayin& tllat be bad apent an athletic week-end w1tn hi• fa■ ily and friends, playing, ••i ■■ in1, teania and volley ball - and fiabina. - Later, there••• another aurpriae. The 8wediab-A■erican anippiag Line re•ealed taa~ Conaul.,....... I ? 1,9114111 -2 General Loaatin ~•• had booked pa1aaae to ~••den on a 1hip l•••in& next ~•~urday. And that be bad aade th• reaer•ation eoae ti■• ago - lona before Loaakia becaae iDYol•ed in the incid••~ of tbe \wo ••••iaa Sobool teaobera. --- - --------- bile in aate b7 th tour-power conference at Pr••• 1, t.•• .... 1. o••r••••o••• • ~realln. ;111,u The ••••1••• in lerlia appareatlJ were ia a better aood todaJ. At ••1 rate the7 rel••••• Tho••• lea4ea, the U.S. lilitar, Qoyeraaeat ottiolal who■ th•J ■ natohed •••7 tro~i• •••pin1 wife, in Pota4•••• Plats, oYer the netead. lea4ea, held b7 the l•1laaa tor •1•ht••• ho•ra, ••1• be••• tr•ate4 ••11, aal ••t .. no ••••r••••1•1 qaeatlo••• Tb• •o•l•t I I Iateltl1•••• otflolala, b• aal4 ••••ed to be iater•at .. prl••lallr ia •111 be••• tatia1 plot•••• of th• •••l•t •••tl•• Be 1a71 h• 1a•4•••taat1J at•pped o••• t~• llae tlwltl . . the lMrloaa ••• •o•i•t so•••· At tb• •••• tlH, todaJ, tu ·••1••· r•l••••• t•• Aa•rioaaa, o•• lritiab •••J••t ... flw• a ....... Tb• lrltiab••· a ·····••t-Ptlot •b• b .. 1 ... . . tro•bl•. ■• ••1• h• ••• treatM wltb •zt~••• ooart••J• Th• lrltiab toda7 retarae4 th• ooapllaeat b7 r•l•••l•• a proaiaeat led polio• ottioial t.b•J hat pioted up. p l a o e , - ~ ~ - Po t,adaa•r,,-J•••••". •b•r• th• 1•4• b••• pi ck e u nu r of our eo le, i .. the Times S q uare ot B rlin. n it' here t e zones come together. To . ay are told how q uit an peaceful it is, with American, ritish o iet military p oli e patrolling their ound ries in keeps, and even stopping sometimes for a friendly chat. Thi atmosphere of peace and good cheer between the four powers in Ber in r.as only interrupted once toda Th t · as when Ru sian soldiers saw a German photographer set up his c mera in Potsda■ er Platz. Although he had his camer i n t e American zone, the Russians rushed across the boundary line, gr a bed the camera, and dragge4 the German back to their si e of Pots4amer Platz, carr him off in a jeep. And nothing more has been heard of him. fALIUIII Count Bernadotte atill haa hope ot aettiia1 the troable in the 8017 Laad · - aa4 aaiia1 1, per■aaeat. fro■ Stocthola u where the Coaat ia a t t J , a Bed CroN aeetia1, •• laear that he ia prepana1 ••• plau - to pre s eat to tbe U I Qeaeral l•••••lr •h•• it •••t• ia Parla. A1 a part of tbla •• bear that Bernadotte •111 call oa tb• lal\ed la\l••• ton•lly to reoo1at1e tbe State of l1rael. leaawkile, iD Tel A•l~. \he laraeli Go•eraaeat oura•• tbat ••• pr•p•ntl••• tor ••rare bei . . • • • la Traaa-Jordaa. !bat a\ l■aaa the•••• Le1loa . . . tbe lr.aql lrar ha•• .... pl•• . . ail•~ a ala1l• Co■■aad, tollowiq t~• •••t1aa\ioa ot . rawal 11 lawkJl. tu\ Ara, ••14t•r et fort••• wio ••••••• tbe Ar•b people1 AnJ. •••• •P of Yolaa\eera IN■ all tae Arab a\atea, wu re■owel frN bl•••••••,•• bea1 9 b e oaaae b• failed to ■ate 1004 bl• boast \hat be would ooaqaer Palea\1•• ia a ■atter ot da11. IABSI Lieutenaat General John Bodie, our ailitary oo ■■ ander in (orea, 1• ao■ iDI ho■e. The Aray aaaoancea General lodge•• withdrawal, tollowia1 official A■ erioan recognition ot the new (oreu go••ra■ ent. Until that 1o•era■eat c••• into beia1 and••• reoo1ai1ed b7 u ■, General Bodie••• botb ao■■ ander of the US troop• in 1eutbera torea ••4 , our to a4 ■ intatrat1•• ottioial tbere. Tb• tro0p1 are to 1ta1. an -- under the •• . . . . -- · co ■aaad of laJor Geaeral Joba B. Coulter, who haa · b••• Geaeral lod1•'• Deputy. Pre1ideat Tru■aa h•• aeat a letter \o General lodae, hailia1ht■ •• baYiDI lead tbe liberatioa of torea, aad oosplt■eatin1 hi■ oa nat the Presideat · ter•• •ht• •oldierly aa4 atate ■■aalike ■ aaner.• JIIII-IIBUa Beacefortb the Air Force will h••• 1reater oontrol OYer 1trate1lc warfare. So aaaounced Def•••• Secretary forreatal, after a conference of\-• joint chief• of ■ tatf at tbe ••r oolle1e. Tbe a•t•renoe held at ■ ••port, lbode I1laad, ••• called to iroa out inter-••r•ice riYairiea - riYalri•• tha\ are ■ aid • b••• reached whit• heat. The ator■, •• bear, centered roaad tiat plan tor,■••1 aixty-tiYe thou1anl ton carrier; whether•••• or the ■ aboali be bailt, to tie a••• fer 1trate1io •••••u& bo■bl•I• lav1 ezperi■ were report .. to tawor tbe aiat7-fiY• tboaaaad ton carrier•• \le beat weapon tor atrate1io warfare, that, until••••• produce boabera bl1 eaoa1b to carry ato■ boab• f•o• oar oo••\•J to aa, otler part ot tbe 1lobe, ••• ••4 retura aatel7, •• ■a1t u1e th••• aiaat oarri•~•- lat the latest ia that the Air loro• will deoide on ~bat, wbetbar to u1e 1laat ca~ri•r• or aot. 1111111 Detectiwea at l■poria, l•••• are tr,1 . . to decide whether a death, which at fir.it 1ee ■ed to•• auiciae, 11 not really juat a ca1e of •••••1nattoa by reqae1t. A 1lxty 1••r old tinaaoler hllYiDI paid ao■ eoae to ■ hoot hi ■• At tir ■ t it••••••• if tb• tlnaacier bad taken bi• own life Just 10 bl• wife ~••• \be ■ izty tbouaand dollar, in inaaranoe that be carried. lad tbaa ther'•• foua4 that bia boot ■••• audlled. rand ■ ■ iaala1 fro ■ tb• bau. il ■o ti• pa ••• ■ i••l•I• Bow to ezplaln that. lell, toda1 a truck drl•er, ■U told . a weird 1tor1. Tbe banter, eal4 he, had off•••• bi ■ a tboueaad dollar ■ if he'd handle the Job ao tt woald appear•• if h• bad taken bi• owa lite. And be told~•• ; they rehearaed it with•• a■i■■■ auto■atic. Bat, tbe fiaaaoier waaa•t 1ati1tied witb tile rehear1al, 10 excb••&•d a twenty-ti•• calibre piatol for one of thirty-two calibre, to ■ate ■ ur• a 1ia1le ■hot would do it. 1111111 - 2 Thea tbe truck lriYer•• ner•e tailed bla. Be 1a71 h• told the banter be coulda't do it.At •~lob *•the••• who wanted to end it all a■ te4 the 4ri••r to take hi■ to lichita, I•••••· !ben, he ••1• tb•J att two other ■ ea, witb who■ \he fiaaaoler 4roYe oft at after pa7in1 hi• a bua4red dollar,, aa4 a1tl ■1 bi■ \o ••1 nothing Toai1ht tbe polloe •••r.ob fort~• two••• la tb• blaot oar 11 on. leaawbil• tb•J are h~lclia1 \liit traot driYer. ILVER ---..-- A t te rooper at Gohn, te York, saw a boy le in a white Ar steed,lim in r along the high ay. look at t e horse an cried, "R~ho he rooper took on ilver". u th _ A r a b ~ ~ i ~•t•■ Qi•~Cl~lllllel~i::=lt,01lla re pond with IW'f. toss of M-& .. lo i ng mane and ~ thunder of Juttt ho~fs. 0 i lve r looAorlorn n mi erab l ~ o "ond er. -- lf.e had split a hoof and his shoes were worn razor thin. How i the t te Trooper know that the bite rab eed at Goshen, New York, was t h e original Silver? That fiery movie steed which once re:longed to Lee Powell th fir t Lone Ranger. Because there as an eight state fEPeAr50 la rm o u t or L> • 1.. • r, th e fa mo u hors e 1' m i s s i n g from N York ri ing academy. " here re you oin , ith th ho r ?" h Trooper a ked Joe os rio, the ei hteen-yea r 0 e er 0 Xork C it•. "I am oin r ·· est", lid Jo h n, "1 lo v thi t or a e ". j i IL R - 2 ---------- ---'::#.D But John h a ~ :Silver from t e liew York i ing Aca emy here he • orked. Qo 1 toni ht ilver is ck in Manhattan getting the best veter·nary treatment '" for his ore feet1 while John is in t h e ~ • -- ~ ~ ~ ~ . i,_ '4 :>- ~'-I~ 1here ~ Lone Rangers w::11:0 breakJth la•,8• e•eat~aily. A /'- Preaident Truaan•• announceaeat that ■ arrie ••• will be eze■pt fro■ the draft ia oaaain1 quite a ■arri•I• boo ■• Beporta fro■ all oyer the oou•tr:, tell of ■arria g e bureaua awaaped - - aan1 of tbe brlde1rooaa in their teena. All of which poaea a qaeatioa that Ir. Truaaa will h••• to •••••rt whea doe• a••• qaalifJ aa a bona fide buaband · withia the aeaaia1 of the aerYlc• r•1ulatioaa? Ia other worda,if Joe Doak•• turaa up to re1i1ter on Au1uat thirtieth and ••1• he waa aarriecl oa Au1aat t.weat.7-aiath, ia . he • bona tide huabaad7 And, it he'• a bride1rooa of• ■oath, •111 be atlll qualitJ troa deferraeat.? A SeleotiYe Ser•ice apok••••• pointed oat todaJ that the lhite Bo••• lzeoutiYe order do•• aot ••r bow lon1 a peraon baa to be a huaband or a father to be entitled to defe~aeat. But, be alao aaid that •r. i■ Tru■ an'• lxecutive order •could be aubJeot to addition or a■ ead ■••~-• RIAIZ - 2 So at the ■o■eat the aeleotl•• ••r•lce official• are aot ••1ta1 wbetber a ■aa who ■arrlN J••' . before tbe draft~• call, will 1•t tie••• treat■eat a• oa• who••• ■arrial aay larl Jaae. All of wlilob GIU!PDU ( »r. ■••lett Joluaaoa. the la1lio•a ... Deaa of laalaad'• Caaterbar7 Ca\bedral, baa•••• t■ r•l•••d per■ iaaioa to leot•r• la t~i• •• ■tr, by car Stato Depart■o■t;)Tbe Booialt•t prolate•• oo■ iaa \o &■eriaa to leot,are • ••• \Il e ••••l••• et \Ile latioaal Couail of SoYiet-&■eri•• frieaclalalp. he et t,be oraaataatloaa ooaalderad ••b••• ■ iY• •1 Ua• lt,tora-, Qeaeral. Tb• 8\at• Depart.eat. ••r• :r,e, . ..._ JA.. \Ila\ it b•• ao\bia1 agaiaat Dr. l••l•ttAp•n•■•llJ, ,at, it repna bia Ylalt uder t,be aaapieea et •~la partiaalar or1a■ l1atioa, •• •aot, ia ••••tioal iatereat • • COlfllllCI ID loacow tonight, aa the bel I lrealia chlaed the hour of nine tbe •••011 of the three weatera lrealin. 1-■■ They were aet at loaoo• ti••• dro•• to the lrealin by loloto•, who proaptly ahered thea in to the presence of the luaber a;of Baaaia. the lateat la that the ■ eetina oa - and it la ainute diacuaaion, told tbe repertera •• ancooperatiY• the tuee ■et for a alaetr which A■baaaador Bedell Salt~ be••• 1or17 to be 10 ■atter of n•••• le added that a what tran1pind, a ■y ••••of•• aar••••nt, London and be i1aaed 1iaultaneoa1ly in laah1 . . t• the tbe The loaoow new• dlapatob report• that a •••01• ha•• appeared ■ore a~••rful darlq za few da7a. But,London foreign office apote aan re■arted tbat •only a Stalin airacle eaa at failure. It la entirely up to Stalia.• aaid I ao•r111~ - 2 be. lhiob ob1er••n \ate to aeaa ••••• •••teru po••• ha•• refuaed aat\er of Berlla. But it tbe belle•ed oar alde baa a1ree4 \o a tour power ooatereaoe, •blo• 11 ••l• to be th• Ire■ li•'• x,aaan■i para■oaat de■ a■d•