I 0 111 • - . .,, I I ' n is fir ful dr e •s J !'e nc since hia e ecti D, Mr. r aan said oday t b at he as re uested hia who le ca bine t. t.o re ain in f ice . and tb a t. a 1 the ae ■ bera ave a greed . There •ill be no chan g e ■ at tbia ti ■ e, said be resident.. - 1 '- Kin • forgi •ing ■ood, u baa no idea or puaiabing " anybody for not supporting bia in th caapaign. lben the report.era asked who be waa tor1i•ia1, hy? Becauae be was••••• angrJ at aa7body. But be said aternl7 that be did not want ADJ to • bet.her t.ba.. tea 1outbern Coa1r•••••n who aupport.ed tbe Stat••• Bight.a ■ o••••nt abould be depri•ed of their co ■■ it.tee 1eniorit1--b•'ll lea•• that to Congr•••• And 1 be doeaa'\ want tbe electoral votes of the atat .... rigbtera put lato bi• coluan when the electoral college ■ eete. On the ■attar of Chi:a.r-::-;ru■an ■aid that he will certainl7 ■ eet Mada ■ e Chiang, to hear her personal appeal for ■ore Aaerican aid to China. ) Mada ■ e Chiang be a:a::i:aa aaked to see hi ■ the ■ o ■ ent sh arrive d . H e expects to ee Ch ina• . fir . , t lady a s soon a sh ha re t e d up fro m her thr e day plane tri p . Mr. Truman wouldn't say j u t how much additi o nal aid China will ge t H pointed out that conditi o ns in China h dn't developed to the point where American aid could be p ut to what h e called •effective and constructive u e.• Be said that only the Chinese government itself could provide the framework for hina's reco•ery. word on e Chiang: Walter within • Perba s tated n o t be armie. SUB (OR ADD TRllllil Here's later word on Madaae Chiang. The State Department announces that she visited Secretary or State Marshall in lalter leed boapital laebington this afternoon, and stayed for about an hour. (10 China the Coa■uniat radi~ announcaa tha fall or strategic Suebow ) But the 1pokeaaan tor the Generaliaaiao aaya that Sucho• has lost ita atrate1 o iaportaoce now. The atiooaliat go•ern ■ ent cliaaiq that the situation on the northern front two baa4red ■ ilea fro ■ anking i1 oow in their ta•or. CRIS!~ (E~st itbd West parted in Berlin toda7. The Unit d States, Great Britain and France ordered the . r liai e ~ officers to quit city hall in the So•iet secto. Leave the offices where the German Communist have set up that rump Berlin City regime./ The Russians further insulted the ■ by refusing to let the Allied liai : on officers leave • ,••ntJ they searched th ir belongings. First the~•••, a German police official to search the British office. Be said be wanted to look at so m e ictures of lin1 Geor1e and Queen Elisabeth. The British liaison ottlc•• told him no and showed him the door. So when the ~ British truck, locaed with document, atarted ott tor the eastern sone, the Russians blocked the street wit-la three Geraan p olice trucks. But after five hours of argu ■ ent, the German police went home to dinner, an4 the British truck drove away. CRISll - 2 ( Word HI _.l!'H-i11-- today i that the western German mark will now be the sole legal currency in the Allied area of B.rlin. The Soviet mark useless there, exce p t on the black arket. ---0--- From Sunday on, the Allied eector ot Berlin will be brightly lighted, all night. Usually street lights are put out at ele•en o'clock. But the order now is - keep the lights on? In case the led• try \o use the darkness tor any • ■ btlia aculldu11er7. The Doited lationa in Paria ia behind schedule. leeta bebind--bogged down over nearly all •ital aattera. Today, Herbert !watt, rre1ident of the ~eneral l1ae■bl7, decided to poll each delegation, to find out whether tbeJ •oald rather adjourn on Ueoe ■ ber ll•••ntb to retara to••• York, or atay in ~aria. ~watt aaggeata a brief Cbriat ■aa receaa, and then going 1traigbt ahead to clean •••rythin& up before ■ oYiDg back to Late ~aooe••• Aa for the Palestine aituatioa. that'• atill unfiniabed buaineaa. The »ernadotte plan ia now aaid to be dead; •oted down in th• Political Co ■■ itt••• la it• place a oonoiliatloa coa■ i,aion ia to be for■ ed. It'• 1•al, peraaaeat peace. Bat with no powe r a to eatabli•~ All tbia we bear will delay iarael'• application b O it d 1ation1. for ae ■berabip oft e D • ft• :RN:1'1-•• !arael i• expeotin$.an of a hundred aillion dollar• troa ~aa Unitad S~•~••• lord in Tel ••i• is that the loan will be ••4• ~ th• t■port-.!_aport bank 1 betor• Chria\■••• ...,"1:na\ l\a uae will be reatricted to •••e-l•,t111 a1rioulture . . . ~ ~ iDduatr7. ..ot one oeat ,. ts • • • for war •terial. /'- A JAPAI The e ■ peror reports to the President. That•• a headline in the newa today. l■ peror dirobito of Japan haa aent a personal ■ eaaage to President tr•••• by ~o•eph teenan, Chief proaecutor of tb• Japan••• war cri ■ ea trial. Birobit~ tell• Mr. Tru ■ an that he ia doing everythin1 be can to de•elop de ■ ocracy la Japaa. That be want• the Japaneae Bou•• of·Councillor1, tba\ ia the upper cha ■ ber in the Japaneae parlia ■ ent, \o beco ■ e a legialati•e body like our own Senate. •lao, tbe ex-ion of h•••en -,.,....,;:J.....,t-T~~ ■ iabea ~k• a■a I- ca t.o know that he appreciate• the tol•~•nce and the underatanding abown to tb• Japaneae people by oar ~~~ occupation fore•• asJ ~ bail• the generoai\y of oar ~-tlw.t- rurther, . . are told~ l■peror Jirohi\o paya a ~ daily coapli ■ent to Ir. Tru ■an. :£n hia otflce lle~ba• a bron&• buat of Abraba■ Lincoln. And•• be loot• a\ ~~~ "1--- • ., •• ~ir•h-ih.. it re ■ inda bi ■ of President Tr••••• ---------- 4DD_JJ,f41. A report froa •aabington tonight ••1• that, t, be Supreae ~ourt aet in wecret 1e11ion tocla7 to oonai4er th• appeal, of the two Japaneae war leader• againat, \h•l• - death aentence1. ~ _..._. A deoiaion"-expeoted Monday,•h•• the ooart •••t• in public 1e11ioa. ~ • lORIA ( In Paris, a United lation■ Co■■i■■ion today reco ■aended the unification of orea with a gowern■ ent tor the whole nation. That govern ■ ent to be ■ odelle4 • the one•• ha•e built up in ■ outhern Iore■ ) The D. I. Co ■■ iaaion critici1ed the Coa■ani1\ • ,tat• created by tbe Raaaian1 in aorthera lorea. l\ oall it a gowern ■ ent •Arbitrarily set up--witboat ia\eraa\loaal obaerwation.• And, it warn• or the danger of oiwil war. The Coa■ iaaion ••1• •orea cannot endure eooao■ ically, diwide4,a1 it ia no•• h4N,-'•rit......_ (1eaawbile, a repert fro■ Seoul tell• of •oreaa ar■ i•• in action •1•inat the Co ■■aaiat1 in \be aortb. 11th the •eda tr7in1 to cap\are a powu plaat fifty ■ile■ inaida th• border of aouthara Ior••-} T~l• plant auppli•• current tor nearly halt of \be •o•tbera part of the Penin1ala. The voice of an indignant father••• heard in the U. i. today, •hen a Chilean statea ■ an deli•ered an uauaually bitter speech. Luis - ca ■ po, who wa1 ~hil•• aabaaaador to Moscow, until relation• bet~een tbe two couotriee were broken, told a O. I. le1ai co ■■ itt•• bow he••• separated fro ■ hi1 aoa, becaaae the •o~l•\ go•ern■ent will not allow hie aoda Raaai•-born wife to lea•e Moscow. •17 aoa,• 1aid Oca■ po, •baa aeteot•• bt1 lit••• partner, ao be ia ata7in1 with her-in •a1aia to faoe A a tutur dark with peril.• Bia aoa•1 wife, aald be 1 ba• beea threatened with death •b•• abe applied for perala1loa to l••••• And then be aated it \be •••1• •A to belie•• tbat th• aecurity of the So•i•t 1\ate ••• 10 aoatable that it waa threatened if a few •o••• let\ the country in order to live with their huaband1? I• branded the preaent SoYiet atate ae a police atate, . . . • told bow So•iet official• bad what be called •plared du ■b, and refused to do an7thing when the Cbileaa goYern■ent applied for per ■ iseion for bis 1on•1 wife to leave. Bo• bi• daughter-in-la•••• told that any tioYiet IVlilAl_llfl subject •ho oppoaed the •iahee of the goTern■ ent waa a traitor. That Ru1sia haa onl1 one penalty tor tr --death. " Laet week in the U. I. after two year, ot debate, the social co ■■ ittee co ■ pleted it• declaration oa the righta of ■ an-an international bill ot rigbta. Tbe So•i•t delegate• played a pro ■ inent role ia the warleu • debatea-inaiating on eqaal rigbta in ■ari-1• ud dlworoe, tor people •••r7where, and agr ein& to a claaae wblo~ ■et with the anani ■ oua appro•al of all natioaa, a al•••• ia1iatia1 oath• •&i1ht of a ha■ an beiag to freedoa of ■o••••at-aad to lea•• any coaatr7.• lill that alter the aituatlon of tboae laaaiaa •i••• ■arried to foreigners, or will the So•i•t 1o••rn ■ ent ignore the internati nal bill fTf ~ighta • ' ~~ which its delegate, Lalk~ tor two yeara? So far tbe Kn.e. ~ ~ loslwt bas not allowed any wo ■ en aarried to foreigner• " Its aolution to the proble ■ of• separated buaband and wi!e being-ea1y diworce. lbicb is why in the United Nations today, the diploaat rro ■ Chile charged that Soviet Russia baa~ lUl§§lAM JI[I 3 back to ~ t.ribal days ~~---••atr ,.... - when woaen wer81ept •• priaooers. Be teraed the ~oYiet aotioo,la teepin& hi• eon'• wife in Moacow,ao outra1•• Speakla1 •• a father, be aaid, that to keep allenoe would.:_!~ ioor•••• the power of SoYiet ~l~NUU:.:, d'<whol• story to the co■■ittee r••••lin1 hi• 1riet aa4 - ' ' hi• aoziet1--•ltb the bitter ohar1• tliLl•••l• . . . "4t •iolatia1 taadaaeatal h•••• ri1bta. Ia tbia o••• tbe right• of a••• and wife to 11•• •b•~• they wlah. •ut ~ut &e• .. &hippiog aotiYi ty oo the I eat Coa1t. toni1bt. A diapatch troa San fraociaco tella of aeatarera and ateYedorea ••....- ordered back to wort for the firat tiae ainoe the aariti ■ e atrike be1aa. To load juat tour Yeaaela releaaecl by the Maritlae uoioo11 Q.4 the unions, •••are told, are •oal7 a atep• froa 1ettle ■eat of their 4iffereacea wit.b t.be eaployera. The four 1hipa belaa loaded will t.ate relief food for the people ot Bawali r , aa4 Turkey• ao4 Cbriat••• gift• tor the U 8 &n1 - .~ •••••••.,..._. t.be ialaada. /\ All eaployee ■ of the atoaic eneray ooaaiaaioa - - - are to be exeapt.6-troa the Civil ~ervice Act. So K- w,. announced in Waabington today. The new polioy waa decided on because of apecial probleaa involYed ia t.be at.oaic project. The oo ■aiaaion aaya that fro ■ aow oa it will bl•• - oa a ■erit. baai1 of it• owa. That. no political qaalificat.iona will be oonaidered wben it cboo••• it.a eaployeea,~rovided they aeet aeourity reqaireaena. Bat the baa on Coaauniata at vat Mid1e, aad el•••b•r• at.ill p 1 1 ~ , I A I In le• York City tonight, Walter Benaett of Salt Lake City, Utah, waa naaed next year•• Preaideat of th• iational Aaaooiation of Manatacturera. Tb• Aasooiation'• lineteen forty line pro1ru wbiob tbe Utah iDdQatraliat will aup••i•e iaolu4•• a plea tor indaatry to hire ■ ore handicapped worten; aapport of ■ eaaGN• fer pay hike• for teaobera; and cGta ia the Federal pa7roll. STEEB Some expensive steaks were sold at Chicago today, when the world' . prize steer, a coal blaot Aberdeen Angu s fro m Iowa, changed hands at ten dollar, and seventy-five cents a pound. A record price of twelve-thousand nine hundred dollars tor a critter weighing one thousand-two-hundred pounds. 11 alL l&aaw llew e ■ e i Ltwa Iii 0•1tl1a , , brtt ttlai e ' w--...,s:.. taller ••r Tlaa i.i1h ••et fit the International - Livestock Show. Bidding today started at a eollar a pound, and finally ro•e to ten dollars. lbereapon, the auctioneer appealed tor a new record, and 1ot it. Sanding a group ot Four-I boys and girl• from P.eooa County, Texas into ecstaci~a. r~r their Be~etord was the runner up, going for tour dollars a pound; five-thousand-a-hundred and sixty dollars - for the young s ter s from Pecos. goLFEB§_ Fro 1 Phoenix, Arizona, we hear of two law- suits, each for a hundred-and-fifty-thousand dollars - and each settled out of court. The litigants, both golfers. One charged that the other hit hi ■ o••r the head with a utter during a friendly gaae of golf. To which the other replied with a countersuit for assault, claiaing damages of a hundred-and-fifty ~ thousand dollars, because he 1st bis put, and witb that deciding put went the game. And what had his opponent done to hia! ~ lhy, he tickled hi ■ as be was about to sink a pu~. If you are a golfer you'll know bow exasperatin1 that would be - tickled•• you are trying to sink the ■• winning stroke. And, when bis pu[ didn't drop he lost his teaper, and conked his opponent on the noggin with his p utter. Whereupon both the golfers brought ui;( again ~ t each other. But, today coaes word of the two GQL[EMS - 2 lawsuits ettled out ot court. lel s on you're a g olfer, tell u, which would be wor se , to be tickled as you are about to sink your pul or to get tapped on the old bean with a putter?