PAL~ : STIN! -------- --- . 'J . r '. !JL.....~. M,,,7t( . ( The Arab League political co■■itt ee baa turned down Count Bernadotte•• propo1al1 tor a Palestine peac~. ) Tbe decision unani ■ oua; so reported fro■ Cairo. Tbe Arab leaders now are 1aid to be debatin1 whether to aend the Count a flat rejection of hi• peaoe teraa, or perhapa reply with soae counter-propo1al1. They are to announoe their deciaion on SatardaJ, •• we are told. An Arab 1poke1aan in Cairo toaa1 1ai4 tbat(tbe Arab etatee are ata■di■g on the ,rope■ itlo■ that th• irab1 ■u1t ba•e co ■ pl•t• 1o••r•i1a\J ia tM lolJ Laad.Tb•J will not reco1ai1• • ••p•r•t• Jewi1i ■tate)so tbe1 ■a,. Tb• •••u■ ption ia Cairo i1 tba\ lait . . latioa1 lediator Bernadotte fayor• a Pale1tia• federatioa, with I1rael •• an auto ■o■ oua atate, •lt~ th••••• atatua *•••the Arab 1tat e 1. Only •i1ht daya of the traoe re■ aia. li1bt daya; with both aid•• announoiaa that tbeJ eapeot to reau ■• tb• abootiDI war oa July liatb; ual••• aa a1r••••nt can be reached. Late word fro ■ Jeruaale ■: that the Arabi are Doving heavy artillery into the Judeaa hill•, readJ t to set up a wall of fire around the Holy City. rroa !el ATiY we bear ot an at ■ o1phere of diaillu1ionaent, a belief that the fighting will ,tart again, in eight da71. Froa the i1land of Rhode• word that Coan\ Bernadotte left for Jeruaale ■ today, by air, to ••\\le a di1pute •• between Jew, and Arabi oYer tbe wa\er aupplJ for the 8011 CitJ. The Count 1oin1 ia peraon \o trJ aa4 1ettle tbi1 tiokliai probl••• llao \o leot into the question of Jewiab food truota ••1•1 \be road be\•••• Tel AYiY aad Jeru1ale ■, wiiob la 1ali to be trequeatlJ blookei by Arab patrola. Th• cau ■• of 7e1terda1•• · blootade •a•• l ■ aa■ loat oa ■ el. The Arabi held up• Jewiah oo•••J, until th•J aot their caael baot; altbou1h th• ul ■al bad atrayed away in the ni1bt, aa oa ■ •l• will. T~• United lation1 auperTi1or ia1titut d an all nl1bt aearoh for the r0Yin1 caael. Tb•J finally found it, 1ra1ia1 tilEStlll - J in the garden of a trappiat aona1tery. It aay •* not b••• been the oaael that eaoaped, but it waa a caael. So the aen handed it over to the Arab; whereupca the Jewl•~ food oonvo7 waa allowed to 10 on to Jgruaal••• I~ AVJ! !O~~u•~•~i~!!U A dispatch from Tel Aviv &ives us a colorful story of ■ odern v·ArtagnaDI - aoldiera ol fortuae - 1atheria1 at the Gat Biaaon liotel, all set to fl&bt for larael. Maa7 are aaid to be Aaerloaaa, raa11 aoaa of texaa in ao ■ breroea and bi&h beeled 00•••1 boot•, ■•• la1laadera, and 10ft apokea ad•e•t•r•r• fn■ tbe ieep ~oath. Aleo, Mritiab, iuaalaaa, o••••• aai Latia••••* A■ericaaa. •••t of th••• are ex-fl7er1. If war ia reau■ ed the7'll fly the war aurpl•• f1&~\er pl•••• tbat larael reoeatl7 baa purobaaed fro■ 10■••••"• Britiab apitfirea, Uer■an ••••eraoh■ itta, ••• a fe• U.j. tb•aderbolta. &Dd Wbile theae obapa are waltla1, tbeae aoldiera of fortuae apead ■oat of tbelr tl ■• la• 11 ••••ioaa, each ■ aa bi• own weaeral, eaoa ave t~• ••r'll be la tb• ba1 oace t•e1 take tbe air. &••rJ f•• hour• ae• ••• are arri•l•&, •• bear. ~o•e ■ iD their •orld lar uaifor■ a, •1th •1•&• aad ro•• of ••dale, decoratloaa won in the air oYer - ~•r ■ any, at anaion ••aoa, and at Yuadacanal. ~irens too, woula-be Mata uarie; ali ■ lovelie• arriwing aa ayaterioualy as these aoldiera or fortune. lbere fro ■ ? 1obody knows. 1or can aayoae tell you ho• the fi&hting ■ en 1ot to Tel AYiY. »ut, ••eryoae there ••1• they are being paid in Aaerioan dollars, wbiob tbeJ apead freely, oa Aaerioaa cl1arett••• oaaaed foodatuff, and ao on, wbtoh i• appearia1 b7 ■a110 •• the abel••• of the atore• in Tel AY1Y. Maay of tbeae aoldier1 of fort••• are 1171terioua &••t•. Un• a &iant licara1uaa, aearl1 ••••• feet tall, with a triple row of~edala. Me ••1• he baa fl• fouaht la e•ery •ar aay•b•r• aiaoe u be••• flf\•••• And,••• he'• aatta1 !er ■ore. &aa tbere are ~•o Buaaiaaa at the Vat •1-••• Motel. Oae a Bolabewik, •• early rewolutioaary wbo Tb• other a weteraa of Alleaby•• &ray tbat oaptured Jer•••l•• who beoa ■• a ~ritiab briaadier in 1orld lar . Two. leepiag a ••atber eye on tbia ■otle1 ore• are tbe Jewiah ~ecurity ~olice. lor there a persistent ruaor that Coa~uniata ha•• infiltrated ia\o th• n•• Jewish Ara7. ~o they are keep1Di a clo•• fort.••• lookout for Beda. &lao, the aoldiera of•••••• wbo agaia - are talti•& too aucb to th• bea•\if•l api••• Ill of which i• keepi•& the aati-••Pl••••• ••• ia Tel B RLI -- ... ~- - In I rlin tod rt , u si er d d 11 fo ur- ower coo er tion or li er n . e u s i n e l e 0 ion erl 0 t o f the omm n tur, t ie four- 0 r council ic overn s Berlin.) oviet Colonel B oris . . lini i i si e s uitting because o f tr.e attitude o olonel r n Rowley; our Commander in the ~ erman ca it 1. I linin w referring to Bowley's al£ in out o f the ommand n tur meeting on June seventeenth. But ener 1 Clays ys th t Colon 1 Bowley was within his ri - hts nd h d the ermis ion of the Chairman to withdraw. And now • h, t's goin to ~Pe n in Berlin i nybod1'a uess. The Allied control Couneil is sti 1 o er tin, but has not met since llarc t entieth, when t . _ Russi n 1 • out . The g uessin is t ~ t t . e ussians ay c al l n • m e etin oft e Council . Butt ere is not in , defi it• on t is yet. Meanwhile, the U.~. ~ritain antt ,ranee, today authorised a separate govern ■ ent for Western Ger ■ an7. tto••••r, the new goYern ■ ent bas •••7 li ■ ited powers. Tbi1, we are told, because or atrenuoaa oppoaition fro ■ france to any poaaibilitJ of a 1\roa1 I Ger■ any. Geaeral ~i•rre loeni&, Mite ,reaob repreaentati•• in Frankfurt, •••1 to4aJ infor ■ed a •••tin& or Geraaa official•, that tb• \hr•• bi& p••••• will ooatrol •••t•r• Ger■aa1•• rorei1a aela\lo••• f~r•i1a \rad• and allied faada. Tbe •••t•r• Allt•• ala• to ha•• tb• r11a\ to appro•• all laa la••••• re1aiatloaa drawa ap by tbe ••• 10•••••••~• General Wei•• Clay tola t~• repr••••tatiw•• of tbe Ger■ aa atatea -- tbey are called Miaiater Preaident1, and th••• are •l•••n of tbe ■ -- \bat t~• n•• curreacJ of 1e1iera UeraaDi will be oo•pled •ita th• Maraball la Plan, to i■ pro•• ~•••any eooao■J, ••• a1a11t lndiYidual freedoa. And bow are we faring in that Cold War in tierlia? Ueneral Lucius ~lay today described tne situation there as serious, very aerious, be says, •itb te ■ pera strained on both sides. as Aaerican, BrltiaA and Erench officials are gettin1 toaetber iD ~onaoa to coaplete the draft or proteat to be •••t tot~• ~realia oyer tbe luasian atar•ation blockade of »erlia. aut tbere are ai&•• that the ••••1••• ••• weakeai•&• •bJ1 Tbey are 1ettia1 abort or feed••• aeoeaaltl•• which oar people aad ~•• •ritlab are fua1a1 lato lerlia la tb• bi&&••t air tranap••' opera,toa eYer tao••· h &aerloaa ■ poke•••• la Berlin tMaJ dlaolo••• \bat \be I aalaa1 are aaklaa feeler• to o•r people \e ••• whether tbe7 oaa ••1a1• in •o•• barter - \o belp th•• out. TbeJ waat •beat, penollliD, iaaalia, atrepto ■ ycn, the••• woader dra1 tbat ia uaeG 1D \be car• or tuberouloala. ljO taey are aakia1 •••bat••••• •• oaa do abo•t lt. - lbiob a aay ■ ean tbey•ll let p oa tbe blookade 100n. J U\iO ~ LV J. _ lie re•s the lat st fro ■ Ju g oslavia. The Tito regi•• i s not only in the dogbouae with tbe lrealin. lt baa al o fallen out with...,...,.~ .... ~ satell i te, I"\ Albania; and 1 with its neighbor, •ul1aria. • Tito•• ~o ■ auniata All! oo• aurrouned us ■ ll - ■ &8A b7 hoatile •••b•r• of the Coainfor ■, the Uoa ■ uniata of Mu1&aria, Blflaania, tiungary and & l i l P , ~ . ~•t the Tito ae11■• i• not worri•'• •• -(eara. ~· rue official Jugoala• ae•• a1eac7 toda7 b•1•• aa all-oat attack oa &lbaai~IC cbarii:i!' 0 tbe &lba■l••• wl\ i•••ltia1 Tito, aad iaGul1ia1 in boatil• aad bratal acta. Oae of tbe••• the ref•al of picture• of tile fNa public place•;••other, the eraaur• of tbe •*• 41otaMta •••• fro• all Albania• acbool ~ooka. 11 for ••laaria, •ell the J•o•l••• bad a ,, .. word for lt todaJ. ~iar• aad cbeata bo•l•• t~• au■l■• Jqoala• le•• A1eac1. •• • ► ate nst ••••-••• as ■ It ' \Na --- aO tbe ~ul1ara tbat tbe 1 · tto Beal•• la aot 1oia1 \o ~ be obaaae4..- Juat beoau•• a •bunch of larx1ata want• it that ■J way.• Meanwhile, in el@rade, the Jugosla• Aray, the l;oa ■ unis t !'arty, ana t.be public, •••• '"Mn- ••INr•1 -:lv-, I \ de■o11atrat1Zs~day N d:ma of • rito. / ' ,.._ - - - - --- On the .:>OYiet aide of the _!_ron curtain, '-o ■ auailt apokea ■ en are supporting the ~oainfora i:i equally •igoroua langua&•• ~The Tito fte1i•• bran4ed •• opportunist and obatructionist. rroa Buaai•n Oocuplea Ger ■ uy, a '-o ■■ uniat ■ anifeato accu••• Tito of uaer1roua •~ti•ity in Ger■ any. Hungarian ~oaauni ■ ta Lauw aleo Join'(J in tbe cry,•~•, are calling for tbe lrealla \o I- --tLe. iaauaiae tbe party •&•in ■ \,-\iadoctriaated di••••• 1er■•e of the bated Tito. a dl1patob fro■ ~ra1ue, '-••cbo ■ lo•akia ••r• that reaular ~o ■auaiet leader• there ••r• takea co ■pletely bJ aurprie• bJ the Tito •1afidelit7.• "'f'AeJ, tbe Bed leadera 1 ba•• iaaued an appeal for tbe lrealia to purae th• 1art7 of Tito adherents, clalaiaa tba\ hoatil• •l••• · •t• •ir• at work in 1.er■ •ny anG ••••• .. 1) .._ • • e l l • • in Jugoala•ia. In Washington today, a leeding le• Tork Depart ■ en t a tore ext ! CUti •• ~• told a Bou, e Labor Sub-Co ■■ itt•• that hie e ■ plo1eea belong to a union beaded b1 an indi•idual who ■ be de1cribed a1 a •aotorioaa Co ■■ uniat•. A Co ■■unist who keep• bia 1tore clerk• 1• line by atron• ara aethod1. Be describe• it•• a r•i1n of terror. The Depart•••t 1tor• ezeoutl•• prodao . . one of hi• per1o•ael ••••••r• to baot ap th• 1to17. The l•tter told the coaaitt•• •••b•r• bow o•• woaal ••plo1•• ••• dra11ed fro• the door of• obaro~, ... toroed iato • pioket 11••• •1•i••t her •111; ••d bow ••otber ••• told •b• wogld aether be•d craoked it•~• oro•••d tb• piotet 11••· And, •nother rt••l&ioa: lb•n n•• •••••••••t took ~••r a pro■ inent depart ■ ••t 1tore ia ■•• York CitJ, tbe anioD decided that it woald be •a1110,•l• to 11•• 100d aer•lo• to th• ca t••ra. Aad told their •••b•r• \o b•ha•• aocordi•gl7.Th• •••••••••t ia oheoting at two atorea, found that •••••tr- co11g11111 - 2 two perceDt of all ou1to ■ er1 wbo oa ■e in, left withoat ~uyiDI a thiDI• All beoauae of the bra1t way tbeJ were trea\ed. They ••r• 11••• the work• - \be Par\J Lia• ••••ial trea\■eat. In la1bia1toa today, ¥•d•ral Ju•a• 1lt' &le■ Wold•borou1h, i•••ed an ia~uact.1•• P•••••••tlJ f ~ baaal•1 a aatloaal railroad 1t.rlk•. Qola1Doro . . - ••li ,. t.bat. lf b• ii4a•t. l•••• t.b• oH•r•t.b• wbol• • •ooaoaio aad political •1•t•• of t.b• aatioa would b• ••••'•• ••pr•••at.a . t.lw~ of t.b• rallro•C ui••• ·••t.••t.•• t.la•t. P• .. ••••t l•J•ct.ioa ••• ••••••••r1, ••~:~lleroqll p•nltt.•4 te ••dopt • proo••• wbiob woald diei•l•INie •••••• ~ be•., !NJ M•or•t.&rJ MOJ&ll, ·•¾liUN!ID■-....,_..IIMC' .-..a199\ \•11 tta• .!.•••\ t••t tlae ,.l!t•••••••t. •••• ao\ a aettleaeat. •It.la• P•••••t. ••1e di1p•t.•• ••••••••• ••• oft.be ti•••• of the rail ••ioa• •••••rt.•4 t.b• aaae aioala aad he kind - poa•cl•d ~1• beaab, •to perait a •trike of t~i• A JtWI:.',,.,. ~ ■eaalaa . _ rail at.rite - 1• •o■et.bi•& aocle\J A. aboal• aot be forced to tolerate. our political iaflaeace throu1hout the world •o•ld be ioae •••1 w1,-. aad •• woul4 baooae a lau1bla1 atoot;-,f,,-fl.'(s,~~ 4alaaa4 •• laJuaotloa b-;_:,.t.::f• atrlta. A ~ In• as inut n this eve in t e I ouse Investi atin& Committee revealed that ei ht hundred and twenty-three federal em loyees played the Commodity mar et to the tuae of aore than two hundred and twelve million dollar• dariD& nineteen forty-six and nineteen forty-seven. But the Coaaittee found no evidence that any oft ea used ina14• inforaation. • The Coaaittee turned u one fin noial wizard oa the Fed ral payroll. A naaeless &irl clerk, who oa her . aalary of three thousand three hundred••'••• a J r, traded in ■ ore than ten million doll ra • rth of tutu•••• latur lly every one wanted to know more out t ia feminine wizard of finance. hoist ie mo est eniua who successfully parleyed her mea res l ry into a aultl- million doll r o~•r ~ tion? Di How did a e ■ an e? b ou e Co ittee ort erely identi lea her 8 " fem 1 l cler i t , e v e rtment". : din · • SPEC UL TIO?i - 2 ---------------~- th t she s cul1ted in w!ie a L, cor1, o t , r e, lar r , cotto n see oil, cotton, and c rlo s of e s; Co moditiea of which the m·rket price exceeded en million dollars. Says the Report •lt is estimated t a t t i s employee realized substantial profits•. Con 6ressman ndreson --"'6he ded the inveati a\1q 6 roup -- was pressed o urt h er details. All be woul4 t·•-4 say about t i•~financial wizard in the •avy Depart■ent ••• th t ahe wa1 about thirty-five, well-m nnered and •pre\ir reticent about t e whole t i n • . As you can lhen asked whether she had other resource• other than her federal aalary Andreaon replied dryly, •It i,e President signa the feder.al pay-r~is• bill sh• will , a ten percent increaae on ht or in~ capital•. The inter••• being th t the youn lady had only her sal ry to in•eat, . when she first •entured int t , e m r t. EQLltlCI At bi1 pre•• oont•renoe today, Pre1it•a\ Tra■an ••• ••k•d it Ire. loo•e•elt, ■eaain1 . . aaor would be aoo•ptabl• to i■ bi ■••• raaaia1 ■at• f•r tll• tioe-Pr••idenor on th• Deaooratio tlot•t. •or••••••• Ir•. loo••••lt woald be aoo•ptable,• r•pll•I tile 1allaa\ ■ l••••riaa. A44•4 lr.Tr•■aa, •tut •1•• ••M 1•• •••••t •• to ••1'• lll••••P•• Clare leo\ll L•••• wio lllll orl1laa11, ••a••t•4 ■••• •••••••lt tor tu••• .. •••• J••11aatl1 •••••• wttll tll• ••••lleat.•1 tilat 1\ 1 1 a ••-••f•l 14••• •ll• aald. •••••••f•l t• iawe a••-- •• a fl••-Pre114eatlal •••1•••• l• ■ •••• \i• De■oora\• •••••t flat a wo■aa ■or• ••1• \Ma ■••• ••••••• 1,,• ••14 , ... •a-a ............ , ••• c ..... ,1 •• ,. lat D•■oora\le l••••n la la1ll . . \ea, polled b1. \Ile pr•••• •ll•• ao eatll••l••• f•• . ti• ti••• · •• "••r tll•J ar •• ••••t.lla1laatl ••••' t.ll• ••••••lioa u tll•1 ••• • •• tll• bla . \ \Ila\ ••· '••••• ■■ 1tep ••~• tor O•••r•l ll1eallo•••• Ill t b•• Ira. loo••••lt to ••1 aboa\ 1 '• tllrou1ll her ■■I 1eor•t•r1 a\ ■1d , 1 P•rt, to a,, PQLl!ICI - 2 ab• ••141 •1 ha•• ao iateation whatao•••r of r•nl . . for ••1 pu,ll• office.• ■ ••••111•, ia ■•• tort, a 1ro•p ot , .... D•aoora\1 are reported to be ooaferrla1 •ttb l••••n · ot tb• De ■ooratio Part, on a plaa to put tb• •••• of l•pr••• Co•rt J•atl•• 11111•• Dou1l•• ••t••• t~• Deaooratlo Coa•••tlo•. Tb• toaa1 Deaoorata olal• le . at tie ••••••tl••, tor l•attee Doql••• o ' »u11 ■ •w York ba4 lta politioal •••••\loa toda7. la7or O'Dwyer, a De■ oorat, deolarla1 opea war•• Ta■•••J• O'Dwyer b•okia1 tb• powerful De■ooratl• pelitioal aaobiDe that baa ooatrell•d ■•• tort oa aW ott tor a buDdred aild ti \7 1••••• aaa t h • • • • • , _ • . , tbat, belpe4 pa\ ■•r•r "'D•r•r la ~i• preaea\ J••• .... ~• aou1bt to auooee4 L•G•ariia. ■•••'• •Ila\ la,or o•D-,er •a,• •h•I , .... .,, ••• ■eN • ••• par\f!• •Tauaa, la•• ••o•••l• \Ila\ r•• oo•lla~\ r•J••laa\e t\ lf ,.. \rlet•. le a44ei \~a\ ll• la wortia& •• • ••1aalaa\loa, ••• ••bop\ l\ \Ila\ will 1•••• •t ■all la \lie 1■\\or •ll••• lt b•l••I••• Iara• ..... , . . . . . WOHi •• , •• lla••ll , ••• , ••• ■•1••··