Chrl ■ la&a la a ll&ht · n••• 4ay, or4laar11J _ ·' =· aad 1oaei1■e1 lhe wlre ha1 11111• to otter ezoepl laala Ola•• 1torle1, and \he way lbe tea,, of \be •11TllJ 11 celebrated rou4 lhe worl4. Bui lo4aJ, tor a ebaaae, •• ba•• a real headllaer, walob broke Ible ■orataa, aad lb• •••• baa beea buay •1th 1, all day loq. fbll weloo■e Chrl ■ l ■a• 11t, ll broup\ ,o •• by a peo•llu 1,111 lrla&l• - Joe Italia •lib ht• bl1 ••• , ..... . (1,•1 & aria, IOOOP tor !h• ••• Tork,, ... - wbo1e Waabla11oa oorreepoll4ea,, Jaae• ••••••, ••~•• a ••t of quealioa• lo \he Bo•lel Pre■ler) oa Deoeaber Sl1hteealh, a •••k a,o. 1,a11a look bla lelaure in aaawerla1 lhe ■, u4 aaJbe be 11••4 lb• whole ,h1a1 4ellbera\e1J - 10 b&•• bl1 bea411•• break o••r here oa lhe al1bl before Obrlel ■a■, wbea lbe 1ood H1ei.P.t.. l&lat 1• auppo ■ e4 ,o be 00■1a1 4owa lhe obl■••J• " In &DY o••· ( a lUUI before ■14n11hl 1&11 Dl&hl, the auael&D Ambaaaa4or 1a Wa1bla11on, larubla, p&lsed the lt&llD •• ;:::; alODI to a,,,oa of ,ba Tl••·· tbe 1tate■en, fealur1n1 - • Stall& otter 10 ••• 1 ll♦iiJI - a General lleenhower. Alao - & declar&llon faTor1a1 ae1otl&tlon1 for peace*• ln korea.) Thal'• how lhe newa broke o•er 1i•a bela1 played up la 8oY1et aua11a too. A ■0100• ,1,pa.,ob aaya lbe s,a11a ••••aae n1 put on the ra4lo, la a apec1al aerle• of broa4caela Ihle &tleraooa -- ud the hea411ne• are ezpeoled lo be equllJ lapre111Te la lhe Bue1l&n uwapapera toaorrow. All 111•• fro■ over lhere 11•• 1a4lcatloa - lhal ltalla waala his 4eolarat1ona to olroul&te a• w14e1J aa po1alble aaona the au1etaa people. A■ong the ■oat 1ntereale4, ta Noacow toda7, ••r• \he ■e■ber• of lhe Wore11n 4lplo•l1a oorpa - broadoaal announce■ent oa■e &I••~ P••• ■oaoow lllle, wbea wealera amb&iaa4or• aa4 their alatt• ud famllle1 ••r• at \he tu1e,14e teallYe board. Be&rlD& about the l&lber1a1 a tor conference• to dl1cuee the ■eanln& of 1, &11. The quea\1on1 &n!!_ere4 by ,be bl& bo, 1 of world oo■■un1•• were tour;- One - lnqu1r1a1 about \be po11lb1llly of 8oY1et Bua11a and \be Ualte4 s,a,., 11Y1DI at peace wl\h each other. 8\alln 1a14 - \beJ N oan, aa~war l no, 1neY1table. In aa1wer to a•• 11ooad query, be cha r 1e4 lb&\ lbe •0014 war• wu Then the one about Oenoral Staeabower - u4 let'• note the ezaot wor41aa. Tbe lew York Tl••• oorre1pon4en, a1ke4: •would Jou weloo• 41ploaall• ooaY1r1at1on1 wlth repre1eata\1Yel of the uw ll1eahower a4■ 1n11trat1oa - lookla1 toward,,. po111bll1tJ of a aeetln& bet•••• yov1elf aa4 General 11eeabover on ea11n1 world ,en1loa1T• Italia replle4 ADJ IUCh ■eetla1 would be held, of cov••· after General Ike beco■•• Pre1ldeat 111enbow•r. Be tnow1 the master of tbe SoYlet ■, baYlDI talked wlth h1a at the Potada■ conference ~ wblch Eleenbower ••• ,. - • for •• :. %. ... • , . &l' . ·- ... • • - ,u T • • 1 ' -r • • • 1 • ie ' - ~ • • Le & • • !-• . • • Pr•• -& Pr• • , - J' • • ... , &• , a ·- ao ~ , • - s e lt i • ,., • i · ru . : : . • - - -· proeee looene i !&T 11aa, &D &; !~:• • co ••afere .~1 -a-~ ,,.,, _ " . - . re, • ~ . • - ; • rt J INYU • T a E 1~• • - • la.rl • ' % y •1&& a f f el a ,iae s· 1 .. , .. •••r r , .... - . re Jae .. • i e 1~ I of Uloae , . ••• --~ Barr, t i • • , .... atfatr . . . • - ~ I • - ., rel1• \Jaoae 11& ... i lale Pre• . . ' rr .klla • • •1111 ar1,1s Pr .... lat.er . R. 1w1ca - ., - .. , 1,a11a • ::..•if'r7 • 1 , .. ,., 1 r 7 ~ " .,,i, - 5 ltalln, as late aa •1ne\een ror1,-11u, be > v .. 1 a14 he'd confer •1th the Aaerloan Prea14ent. b•I wheret Barry Trwaan aa14 he'4 weloo■• lbe ••4 Pre■ler 1a la•h1qton. Bu\ ltalln AeTer loot 10 11aa1. •• esplalne4 that hl• heallb woul4 aol perall bla 10 ■ate a lrlp ,o Walh1D&IOA. •1'- - 1ar1aw, or Praa••. Oap-11a11 of ••4 •olaa4 aad 1•4 CsecboaloY&kta. la eTery oa1e - bebla4 lbe lroa Cutaia. •• woa4er how tar lb• q•e111oa of a plaoe wlll &ffeo, lb• whole bualu•• AOW - lD •b••· - - b~II: J~4 uau •~ P!!J' cJ... .51-.~ °"f'.T; .f -iii ~~~~ -6..Q ~ .... ---- tr DurlAI lbe pollllo&l oaap&ll•• •eMl&I ll1enhower declared tb&I be.'4 be wtlllAI lo•••• Italia - lf there were uy ob&aoe lbal lbll ■l1til a,1, to proao\e peace. Wbtcb, aotullJ, 11 lbe bll qu111on ,o - d - .. - .,-,1. D ~ a lbe ■e&DlDI of tb• ltallD . , , . , , I' •• re■eaber - IA&I, at the coaar••• of lb• Coaauntal party 1n Moscow recently, llallD 1•410• 1• 4 '••kla1 - toward better relation• with th• Weil. 8• 1 • l!♦LII - 6 al the 1ame time, anti-American propaganda baa irowa aore bitter and virulent. We hear that, la Koicow, ,hree anti-American plat• and one an,1-~uricaa b&lle, - - ~ ~ ~ d l l V are now running 1 -;._ ---'"',, pioture4 aa ban41tl aa4 1an11ter1. So today's new1 ha■ e•er1ibody 1ue11ta1. What hae General ltaeahower to l&JI Contrea,e wlth the Staltn ••••a1e ,oday, tie refu1e4 all oo■■eni. u lleenhower h e a d ~ ~ - Nu'• Ille wor4.Aooor41a1 s to all appearance~ they were ju1t oelebra11a1 Chrlataaa. But a lot of••• earaeal oonY.eraatloa au,, have been go1n1 on. Al for Korea, the que1\1on pu, to Italia waa th11: ••ould you cooperate 1n UJ ••• dtp1011&tlo approach dealgned to br1n1 about u end to the ~oreaa wart• To which the Noaoow Ptemler replle ■: •t would a1r1e to cooperate, beoau■ e ,he u.s.a.a. 1• 1a,ere• 1• 4 ln ending the war in Cor · ea. • Which sounds ' favorable tn4ee4. Bu-• .._.., - Noacov diplomacy and propaganda have alway• been loud 7Gd- UI. &bout wanting to bring about an end to the war.A~ 1 "'"'' - ., I on led terms . -- the actual conduct of ,be belng 1uch a, to 1uggHt \hat ~--:~'° ~ teep tile var 101n1. Ve recall, moreover, tb&\ ,be lr•o• l&lt ■ were tna\1gated by Rue ■ tan dlplo■acy - tbo ■ e ar■ lallce ne1ot1atton1 whtch resulted la••• 1oa1 411appo1ntaent. lo wha,'aowt Doe• \be 8\&lla aane•Y.er, locl&J, 1n41cate any ch&Aget •• don•, taow. All OTer ,he world lbe n••· hal ••ote4 , ... I1Yel1est interest, wllb mo■ t of \be we1\era u oapttal1 expreaaiAI pre,ty auoh the•••• \hoqlit. an Italian off1c1&1 1a1d: •the •••••1• 11 & ••loo■• Cbrletma1 present for tbe world, if 8\&11• !• rea117 - ready to negotla\e lA 1004 faith.• - D♦IQI The poll\lcal cr1111 1n France brla11 aboul a thing that ha1 neTer happened••• before -- a •••b•r of the party of General Charle• DeGaulle lnTlted to for• a alnlelry, and becoae Premier. thl1 De1a•lllel leader, Jacques Bouetelle, doea no, 11ve an 1-edlale replJ. Be eay1 he w111 take lbe offer tnlo con1lderat1on, 1ublecl lo a conference wllb other DeGaulle leader,. Rl&hl after lhe war, the 1eneral beoaae Pre ■ ler, thank■ lo h1• pre1llge, a, war-11 ■• leader of the rree rrenoh. Bui, atter a wblle, be 11eppe4 o~t, and hie party b&• been ln oppoe111on eTer elno•. Ia Xlneteen rorty-alz, 4eGaulle altaoked wbal be--~~• called the •Kott•••••• of rrenoh pollllo1, and cue out wlth a pro1ru of draatlc oh&n&•• Iver 11nce, tbe auppoa1tion ••• ha• been that, lf the DeGaulle faction oaae into power, it would mean eo ■eth1ng like a parliamentary revolution. But now, following the downfall of Premier Plnay and h1a cabinet, nobody••••• to want lbe •••~ ia1t of trying to fora & new 1overnaeat. Preal4eal Aurlol called ln one poll\lolaa &tier anolher. r1aa111 re1or11n1 t o · \be leader ot lhe De<l&uile toroe1 ••lathe ••tloaal •••••~lJ. Jacque, Boutelle ••r• he 11 •1rea111 hoaore4' but 1n41cate1 that, lt he Irle• lo llae up a coal111on ■ lnlatrJ, 1t wlll be oa • 0&111 of oarr11a1 out lhe refor ■1 4e ■aa4e4 bJ DeGaulle • . All of whloh 11 the IUbjeol of polltle&l a&AeuTer1n1 1n Parle loalpl. Leader, for DeG&ulle la u1ent oonterenoe - tile General 1uppo1e4 lo be la con1tut telephone ooaaualoat1on wlth the■• It woul& ~ be a 1triklng novellJ - it rraao• 1hou14~h&Te • Gaull1\ prea1er. A qulet Chrlal11&1 d&J in Xorea • with DOtblq I 41reo11on of Seoul. lol 10 warllte lhou1h, beoau1e \Al KIGI flew rl&hl baot to lhe Jl&Doburlu ..... ,11ar, - wbea lblr,, A■erloan 1abreJ•t• loot 10 lhe 1t1 lo - 0Dall••1• lhe ■ • Oa lbe arou,, the Reda•••' 1a10 aolloa wllb propa1an4a - loud 1peater1 tilarla1 a propoaal for a CDrlal ■a• ar ■ lltloe fro■ el1bl A.K. 1111 aooa, a tour hour truce. Tbe G I'a, war, of ••••r lreaober1., pald no attentloa. •••• On the 1elande of llppon, \be Japaa••• people had tna merrleet Chrlalaa1 •1noe \be war_ wllb all-out 1a1e1y. J•paa 11 no\ a Cbrla\tan oeu,r,, &a4 Cbrl1taae 1• not one ot lta re1111oua fea\lYale. Bai tbere are about four hundred tbouu4 Jap&D11e Cbrletlua - not coun11n1 foreigner, froa the•••'• • • • ,01ae4 ln - welc0111n1 & holiday oelebraltoa, no aatter who1e. A allllon and a balf ~•-•4 lbe aa1a 11reet of tokJo - as weartn1 paper b&l1, blowl . . -- wbl1tle1, &114 11n11n1 Christ•• carol•, la Japa•••• A pre1waablJ. The uaual 11tt• were•• exob&aged , ud lb• •••• d11patob feature• the luot ot a 11r1 naae4 Itot•• , 1 _ . L / ~ ~ , L . - 8he11 ln loYe with Gene;~1-kart Clark,- as■ 11111~ · },.. ~~w--,~ ItotuJ --•~tour year• olcl. The &aertoan co■aander, proceeding to ud fro• 1 1• neadquarter•, dr1••• pa1t Ikoku'1 home ev e ry day - a.nd raln, or ablne, ■ be'• out tnere on the sidewalk - wavln& io General Olart. OPAi - a Today, on Chrlat ■aa, 1, W&I \he l&M - esoepi ,na,, thla tl ■e, the offlolal oar a\op,.4. An4 out cll ■ be4 the \all Aaerloaa &•••ral, oarr1ta1 ,nree \oya. Whlcn he &&Ye \o \he 111&11 Japueae 1trl -- Chrlatma• Jpg14LII The Holy La.ad celebrated Cbrlet•• wl,b tbron11 of p1l&r1ae, who went in procee ■ lon to ,he BolJ place ■ - a1 p1l&r1■• ba4 doae for ■aaJ loa1 oentur1••• •Peace on ear\b, 1004 will ,owart ..... tbat 1plrlt prevailed - even in an uexpeoled ,urter. Al one of \be 1ate1 in Jera ■ale ■ , arran1e■ ent1 tor lhe pae11n1 ot p111r1 ■1 bad ,o be aade IOday • by Jewl1h &Ad Arab CO-&Ddere. - - · · - Bltberto, the rl~&l otflcer• h&4 no, been on 1peula1 t1r ■ 1 - not nav1n1 excu.n1e4 a frleadlJ wor4 for f1Te Jl&rl. Well, there doe1n't •••• to be &AJ pe.rtloular rea1on whJ cm1a, ■a1 1bould ••• ude UJ difference -ne1tbeT I1rael nor ibe Arab• ■atlas ••oh ot Ohriatl&D feat1va11. But ,oday, the ,wo exotaaaged ••••ages of 100d w111. we don't suppose tbo Jewl■ h ano &rab coawanders said: •Kerry Chrletu•• to each ot~1r. But it was in tnat spirit. The royal Chr1ataaa ••••a1e 1n Br1talo nad a ple&aant, sent1aental touch ,oday - lhaata 10 ,ne faot that the aovere1p 1a a youa1 wlte wlth two children. Al Sandrln&baa, the Royal re•ldenoe 10 lhe country outalde London, Queen lllsabelb del1Tere4 ner tir1t yulet14e &4dreas lo \he people of Brltala and the eaplre - Juat aa 11n1• and Queen■ bave done - before. But the 1talel1nea1 of a throne waa a1a11a1, 1hen ahe 1a14: •1 am apeak1n1 lo you fro■ ay owa hoae, where I aa apeDdlDI Chr ' lstaaa wllh ay fa■ lly - &at lei•• 1ay, a, onoe, How I hope tbat your ohlldrea are enJoy1D& thea1elvea aa auch aa a1n• are. On a day - which 11 e1peollllJ lbe c h 114ren•• te1t1val, kepi ln honor of the ohlld born at Belhlehea nearly lwo thousand years ago today.• ' , Ber Na,esty . -- Naaa and the kldl. BIRLII At Berlin. U.S. tleutenant Horace Sincore baa reappeared -- after ha•ing been ■ieeiq for twel•e days. Dm'in« ailit a ry aaneuvers in laa• Berlin be strayed across the border line and vani~hed. Tbe Reda refused to 1t•e • any 1nfor ■ation about tbe Lieutenant and tbe wlole tbiDI waa a ■yatery. ht now. witllou, 1zplanatlo n . UllJ Ila•• ,urned bl ■ loo1e -- and 1ent Ilia back. m•~•••at At tbe me ti•, tte b111u1 declare that ,wo A•rloan I.P•• went aoro11 ,1a, border and asked for polttlo&l ••111111. JoiDllll .... D Reda ., •hind tbe Iron OUrtatn. aocordlne: to tbe 0oam11, account. , •• par,. of the COUAtrJ had a - Whlte Chr1•,aa.•. !here were flurrle• of aaow la the aou,a1n• fro■ Jew ln1land lo We•t v1r 11n1a. The 1aae thing - for part, of the Klddle •••'· But TerJ llttle of th&t heaT.J ■AOWf&ll Whlob can aate lbe aoralAI of the _!at1T11J •uob a oba.raoter1 ■ ,10, obeer~ 1cene of winter. People had ,o be oon,ent wltb l••• plain - 1004 wealher, for tbe ■ o•, part. Weit lean••••• ud la■ t Artan1a• bad a lll&hl ear,hquate OD Ohrlllll&I eYe. •oib1a, aerloua, no clau.1e done -- ~u,, a rea1 ' ader of ibe lre . . adou force• that are locked deep down la tbl1 &lobe. There'• the uaual bad•••• about trafflo aco14ent1. Good dr1T1A& weather brou1ht out recor4- breaklng nuabera of oar• - - and bJ ■ 14-afteraoOD, the fatal1t1ea, nat1onw1dt, were mount1a1 up abo•• •• one hundred. Tbe worat accident wa1 near In41&aola, ll111aalppi where ei&ht pereone were killed in a I C0111a1on. At N•mpble, Tenneaaee, a crowded bua ran lnt & bl& truck, loaded with Chrlst ■a1 packages. lobody a■i•i••• - a b•rl ■ eriou■ lY, bu\ ihe \ruck \uraed over, ■ pllllAI Chrl ■ \a&• p&Ok&1e• all OTer \he •• l&D4■ oape. DIDI A t e t ro it , Jean Kosub &at married toda y _ tnougll it l oo k ed as 1 she had put t h e kibosh on her own weddin g . Jean was all excited, with Christmas and wedd1n& day both at tne same time. With two kine11 of presents - Christma s gifts, wedding gift1. he bride was unwrappin& the present• - tearing tne paper of f , her hands moving fast and f urious. She was gaspin& in d e light over the g1fl•, and throwing the waste paper away. wnen, in her excitement, she tore up ner •~4d1n& license. Which lookec like a disaster, b e cause you can't get married Witnout al1cense. However, the county clerk, ldg&r Brann1&&A, is a sympathetic s o ul. He listened to a f rantic appeal, and made a special case of it - 11su1ng a new - m LTP.1952.12.25i.pdf LTP.1952.12.25ii.pdf