LT. SUNOCO ANn p ~ G w · . 1• ----------~--~--.:.----~IHi~§DAY APRIL '10 1~,.z ---~---~- - -':a,__ £ The Security Council of the U I took a ■ajor step . tod a y along the road toward the creation of an inter- nation a l Ar m y to keep the peace -- to be the first Army of its kind in history. The U I Military Staff Coamittee sub■ itted a plan for such an Aray; but, detail• will be kept secret . until Saturday by which tiae the plan will •••e been distributed to all Security Council delegatea. The report i i that the Bi~ Pcwers baYe a1reed to hold in readin · ••s certain araed forces -- forces prepared to take the field •t the co■aand ~f the Security Council. Meaning a weapon with which the Council would back up its decisions. All this can help break the present deadlock of disarmament and a tomic control measures. Sri tai n and Unite d States have long argued that no nation can I be expected to disarm until the UI bas the ailitary power to protect countries that hy down their weapons. Well, that power soon will be established if the Security Council accepts today's reoo■aendat.»n1 from its Military Staff Co■mittee~- the plan we will all hear more about in a few days. ao ___ 1 __ QJ _ - -- in ill it •11 ~ be A. A orn by a ny one for t · n • . N o o a n i 1 b e o rn mented by the fl hin e fo r t h t l en th of time - after which the H e i amond i t o b cut u p int o smalle stones, or ~ old , for the benefit of the heirs to the McLean esta e. baby L. e vn s - ' will tory Fo y 0 arE B · n ~ a a f vorite p et, a A be a uti ul · le ; min ~ swan, who well deserved her name - Sn ow h' t . T he chi l dren ere sure there never was a '. a n h t p r e f ul - 0 s hi te. s rin came, this . D r .. en t i n c- , a n a Sn ' hi te laid a nest full of e gg s . Th a t event for ha f oz n 0 bluish r en. t was 8 r o n ate , o f Ban o r - ex p e tin the chirks, the ti ny s u n 1 1'h o , the tr ag ic thin ha ned. ome clumsy - . h u r , ., u n m C ' u i d b lu n d r n mistoo k n .. , 11 tl 1 0 r n _ b hot a t. b l az d e y, n · a n a 0 t 1 y it. H er o 11n r, ,1 e· V a a , tri to s ve her, c al led in a v erina i n; but., n o Wh ite died. Th civic indi ab c hi , ~ s so re t th an an ry jud e imposed upon t h r m a 1 d r o i t hunter the tiff e t k ind of fine, two - hun dr d- a n - fi ft y dollars. Th children o th to , n felt b ad about •w ■ •xlati Sn o · it , but all th ~ t co uld be done was to think of h s Bh ha l eft in her nest. If these cou d be h tc e , they'd ~ -- ~ h a vl\. now hi te 'A baby swans. Mr • h (' in a chees box on top of the w~rming ove n , b ut pou ry riis r f th e nei f hb or h o od s ~ i d - t. · ou l n v d o . o . r • V · tried omethin el se, I s ,. ---- t h ~~ in n 1 tric in d - but th e o l . t i t ri , n't the ri ht t hi ng 0 I h e h o le to~n w c s r 1 y1·n d d a roun, an an eon the lo 1 r a d io - an a o eal for a s t in n to it on th F sand hatch them. Instead, some hi ven bet t r w c s rov·d~d - a r io listener r d in i . h an i ncub at or for hatching ducks' e g P, s, a uck in r. out Utene · t thin to a swan in the way of h chin F . Th t, they hopt 1'ill do the trick - n r1n ~ fort h the s wa n ets of Snow White. All d y to • y there w s a o rocession of chi l dren into . r • v,,, 12a 's h o use - ki d s t kin g a lookin ~ at the six ., f. r n e g s in th e incubator. If tll goe s · ell, bout two wees f or the appe ranee of six tiny du p li , c o f Sno White. IFE --- - In a British court today, e efendant failed to appe r to ans er charges rs. Joane Rittner, accused of drivin an automobile without a license -- she had failed to t her license reneied. Instead of showing u p , shes nt a letter to the magistrate, with the followin expl nati o n: "I overlooked ~be expiration date of my drivi g license o ing to cleaning, washing, shoppin , ueuPing and also grappling with ration boots, chil ren's emergency cards, priority milk carda, bread units, laundry, chimney sweeps, window cleaners, all prior preliminary arrangements~z■ z to ao•ing to a new house, and all necessary preparations for the birth of ■1 fourth child next month.• Renee had failed to get her auto driver's license renewed. The austere English Judge fined h 0 r •tive bob•- Five Shillings - in spite of all those thing• she had to do. A chilly be-wig3ed British judge without a heart. 11 o r o nee e e sh r ttered today 0 11 ' ew Yor k . S v e nteen ye r old Pe gy Brooks fl rom f hi 0 n e1 b le 1· ·ls' h 1 • ec oo at Los bnpeles to d~~ e o n it a fo o d salesm n, - Sh met l'lim when he was a "- li f - g u r , · n they c a lled him "T rzan. • The difficulty in t he lo pm et w n ir te f th r, who intervened by tele P r ·h n e gy ot off the lane at New Rochelle, &nd T a rzan w there to me t her 1 wedding rin1 all re· ' • -'tjut Pe , was tal · en away by the cops. You k no~ h t th~ romantic tradition is - when an irate f a t~er tries to sto the ■i•J••• elopement. -t'he aft e r.w-a re.a-. ,, But h t do we find at New Rochelle today? , authority, but also Pe . gy not only yi , lds to her f lber 6 I C O, ... ,U I ---- --- ... In ,·a . hi n on , a fed r 1 r n d jury issued in ic t m ent. to d a inst E u r en Dennis , Ceneral Secretary of he / .m r n Com m un is t ar ty, a nd Leon Jose p hson, c UF ed of t k in ar t in Red passport frauds. Th~ two Co uni -- h Con ress~an 1·ne rs w ere ch a r g ed ith contempt of , in • i ion to the rand jury indictments tod e y, on r sional committee has as ke d the De pa rt~ent of Justice to investigate them p rosecution. There istmatter k with a vi&• to further of o assport frauds, for exam p le - with Josephson alle ed to have helped in p rocurin a phone y pas sport for Gerhart Eisler, who baa been c lled th ch ief a ent of the Kre■ lin in runnin~ tbe Amer ic n o 1 munist Party. Eisler, himself, will go to trial on ch;;. r"' e s , alike, of contem p t of Congress and of cro oked wok with oa ss p orts. was issued for anti -Co mu ni demonstrations on lay First. ► ROMANCE - 2 ------------- says t e attempted elopement was in er words - •a terrible mistake.' And what about Tarzan? Bis · lawyer conveys a pledge that Tarzan will not try to Peggy again. Romantic tradition allmattered -- the mo o n went out, -- the roses stopped bloo ■ ing in Rew Rochelle. Remember the rhyme -- Richard Carle used sing about the man Willia• Pell who diet and went to Hew Rochelle? Belson -- remember? And now a gentleman froa ~- Bronsville-- Bugh J aaes. Two scientists made a sug eating today that motorists should receive the s me kind of ~at~er reports s aviators, up-to-the-minute details of weather conditions all over the nati~n, ~o cut down accidents. The sug : estion came from two men whose opinion• ought to be respected, Charles c. Bates ot the ■ a•J's Bydrograpbic Office, and Albert B. Glen of the Weather ' Service of Uncle Samra Army Air Forces. They aade this proposal at a combined meeting of the laerican Meteorological Society and the Ameri.oa.n Geophysical Union. The two scientists in Washington would haTe a special depart■ ent set up in Uncle Saa!1 leather whose function it would be to broadcast weather information. Thie would be received . t service . stations and garages, most of whoa have radios. In many oases it would enable motorists to chan,etbeir routes to keep off the roads where conditions are b ~ d, and to avoid costly delays. IIAY DAY -------- As I wa preparin g my bora d cast this ~ternoon, the sound s of chantin and words of p rayer came through the q>en window. Co · f s p a1n g rom t. atrick's Cahdral, just acros s the way. The ans w er of the Church of to all the Communist May Day parades. Chanting amplified by loud speakers. -- so you could hear it all up and down Fifth Avenue -- and for bloclaaround. All this was happening not only in lew York City but in hundreds of coamunities throughout th• land. One part of the services con1ieted of prayers for Ru1sia. A chant of •God eave Ru1sia, Go4 ea•• Russia• caae through ■1 window repeatedly. And what of lu1sia itself? The chief event was the six-hour parade of soldiers, sailors and e q uipment and party ae■bers, reviewed by Stall' biaaelf fro• the Ire■lin Wall. Yes, and an attack on the United States in lzasa PRAVDA. Written · by Ilya Ehrenberg, Russia's principal propagandist, who charge1 that Foscisa is rearing its head in th• United States. MAY DAY - 2 ------------ And, ther were Socialist and Communis parades in France, Austria, C ecboslov kia, Holland, Bulgaria, J~an, and China. In Italy there was a general holiday, but the Christian Democrats pa-aded just as enthusiastically as the Communists. lbth fiet fights in trieste between I1a1ians and Slovenes. In short, a typical May, Day with a new note ' expressing the ■ ilitant activity of the Catholic against Communis ■ . 'llELE ONE -------- The seesaw progress of the telephone strike • ha brought ore sha t ered hopes than any other walkout in the last eighteen m onths. Y es ter d ay, once more, it appe a red to be over in at least two states, promised to •i brin g the strike to an end. Today we seem to be back again where we were at the beginning o f the week. In fact, except for the scaling down of Onion deaands, some observers think we are back where we were twenty-fl days ago. Others think the strike will be over in a matter of hours. The rank and file of the four i■ia,ai independe Onions in H~ York today refused to cross the picket lines of the other Onions, although their own leader• had settled for a raise of four dollars a week. One national Uni n leader ln Washin g ton accu~ed the inde p endent leaders in Ne Y o rk of havi g sold out their Uni ns for a mere four doll ars . But -- the Oni o n heads in Washington continue to talk opti mis tically. TELEPH ~E - -- ----- ----- There wa a meetin bet een the heads of th A. T. & T. lon g- distan c e lines, and Union leaders in a h in g ton at five o'clock, Eastern Daylight Time. The Uni ns expected th t to result in a settlement. TELEPHONE ~---~---~ The nati o nwide telephone strike seems to be on its way out -- following settlements in Rew York and Pennsylvania oday. The s trike is said to be breaking up, and the word from Washington is that an agreeaent to end the ~alkout throughout the rest of the country is probable soon. The lational Organization of Telephone Worker• expressed aurpriae today -- over tbe settle■ent aaae by the Mew York and Pennsylvania unions, which are independent organizations. Surpise-- becau1e they coaproaised for leas than a wage increase of 1ix iollars a week, the Mew York union settling for fo•r. However, the internati o nal union is expected to suit in ending the strike. The latest-- aeabers of one of the local lew York Unions bas turned down the s ■ ttleaent -- the members voting no. LTP.1947.04.30i.pdf LTP.1947.04.30ii.pdf