0 E 1 ' E E H Y O D Y:- I n it e o f u s i a ' s u e t 0 p o s t p one men t, th e S e u r ity oun c il ti o n ill e ct • n e York n e xt th e ecisi o n. Both John Bull n d nclP. • a h a e t u n tbu b s 0 n on the elay. Fi st of a ll, the Briti sh sa y in s t a tely dicti n hat the e i s no in 1 in t i on o n th e p a rt of Bis aj est y' s gov en t to s u p o rt the u s s i an r e u e s t for a po tpone ent o f t e ourlcil ~ ee t i n . The s pok esm an fo r the London Fo e i gn ffice ten a de that Downing S t ree t h as had a n o te in the re liJ, a it ~ n the e f o th e e e eks , a n no reply a b o ut the R u ss ian tr at y ~x x trwai_ violati o n . An , th e Brit i s h say it concerns ate of e xt e . e u ency. A re o to a y a e re i ent Tuman w h e he o u ,ov _ n n en fav or e ost one e nt. - . .. L W. _.:. __ _ --- ., 1 . a n · er , a e mp h · i c 1 o . h t i s . nore , the 0 i te 1 _ s · · i 1 re · for i ct i on o n th o vi oops i n ran . e n bo hu st l ':? V t o th e t te epaT' e co unt r the u sian Abs a or on i s ay out f o a e t 1· ng 1·' h B l, ec r e - y y nes . A 11 b s s a o o yo said th t if he e ti g is not postpone , he Sov iet On i o n ill try o o tain a delay s o far a s con i er a ti o n o the Ir an at r is concerned. ince u i a an I r n are now in the th roe o f i plo ati ne otiati n , a delay,s a id h, woul urely . ake it ea ie r o find a solution . . 11 of ich jibe ith re o t f o Tehe an that he Ru sian are trying to co e to ter s 0 ith I ra n before the ecurity Council 11e ets, i h t a li u m ored t o have ent a e s age to eh ran yeste ay . he . vi atti iude, a t a ted by A b ass a or G ro y k o~ i that i g in g the dispu efore be oun c il ill only co ~ li ca te the i u li o n; that if the il t k s a t i o n, then i ill e more com licated. .. d O i c u ly ey . c. o _ ... bl 0 h 1 . ' . . i h an cco li~h~ f cl . h t as h t B i 1 a o in f y 0 ... -::-s b ck . on e en hav een ur i 0 re i de n Tr u an o ca ll a cone en e of Je B i ~ · h ee one . u ,r . u an ill ys .t O . a _ n t the . . 0 . t or k OU a , t se ro 1 rn s • Bo ev r , e id sa y .1. t at e •ill e de l i hte 0 see t e . ea o f _ te of r i ai a n th Soviet ni o n if they •a t t o see h i :n . Bu ' e i ot oin af te r the 0 .., 0 0 U • 0 .; 0 ~ . 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J k i o, Vi c ... - e ident 0 th Oni te re 8' w i h hi . ll ' 0 th s te e n t. 0 l ' I n i u . i e 0 · th i t n h u e ho a a i l O . P. n 1 0 e i : h h tho h a OU h or 0 t F ..... n h , i t i h nd A r ic ov rn t t • u of i . hu rc i l l in t t c a e a o ut r h ov .... r n · y i el to :t Co · uni e u D icked a uarrel. H a t h t F a nco OU ht to be rateful he r n h ov ... D en 0 givi hill a e l ea e on li fe . If hurchill, e e pan i d he ould no 1 ik 0 live un er Fran o. But the s aniar s re a prou o p le, n on ' t lik e to be diet ted to by OU i e s . k h the he till oppos es In _ r nati nal L;o uni , Ch chill replied th a t he h as n v e r be n able to d V lop any fon ne or it. B o d that all t he ' uni t he 1 0 1 g la ly h i ve seen vQ 0 0 n 0 by h a i i l i 1 t t t th 0 l l u . h h ~ e rl 0 i h H '[ _ n on p h i .J n yi i t i n 0 i o 1 0 the Ru s l i n hi \: i h the u s i an 0 l e , t he i 0 . e , ei 0 i n t ei ny ther vi t es. But, 0 ni . that, ai hu c hil ea n s the de th . 0 oul 0 an. Th nite s ic p e · i ent then ta Kled a el ic t s bje c t, the r a tion to Churchi l ' s Fulton ee h - - he ur r i ed In n , . r in he sa id his Fulton e h as d re to lon - ter olici e · , in r oa n ene 1 t · n he th t since then he Ir n situation h g ore C iti al , co to a fo us. hen he epe te h t he n lin of it ~ bould not be eyon the apacity o f th 0.N.O . A h heh d enj o ye hi i ht eeks' re t i i h h h n .j o y ... h t ,o 0 lly r l ' 0 or sa r e r ~ ttling in Russia. Another Commu iEt thr at of w r. Nor can we explain it aw a y as merely the fu l minations of an editor. For not a word is print din Rus ia th t oesn't first pass the go~rnment censor. "Ne tasks confrontin the Red Ar■ y," was the title of •e article. "Thes e t sks• writes the editor, •are termined by the fact that our State -the U.S.S.R. continues to e surrounded by capitalist countries and reactionary forces. Their de ire to red~vide the world may a ain produce armed conflict•. However, there are some hope ul signs, tonight. The Soviets seem to be demobilizing to •a some degreo. That is, the Supreme Soviet last night issued a decree mustering out six w a r cl sses inclu ing part of the Air Force. How ver, the decree ap _ lies only to enlisted en, meanin c _ rge a nt or le 80 fa r no Rus s i a n officer ha v e ·e e emobiliz 9 • -~------ Ano th er hopeful piece of news is that Chun g king announ es that Russian troops a re withdrawing from the capital of anchuria. Put . Chungking fears that the Russian evacuation will be f ollo e by a battle bet w een Chine s e Nationalist and Communist troops for possession of the city; just as happened when the Soviets withdrew from Mukden, I D I A ___ _,_ h n t h British o v er n m ent nnou n ced hat i t w a s ge ti g ou of India , g iv i n th e peo p l o f H i n du ta n the fre edom fo r hich they've be e as k i n f or so long, ~ aoal gf ~ thou h t t h t wou ld e nd th a t a e -lon g squabble. ~ / ~ ~ , . t . . ~ : : _ ; : : . . A/"Ll-4 / ~ k l - y p1 e~ed te 'be a n i l lusion:, fer tha.. diff erenc e~betw ee n ~ Mo lems a n d i),ft,e Hindus eeea■cr ~~, ~ J sh;r e r th a n eve r . A story t od y indicates the th a t there a r e also rifts among~differ e nt Uosl m f a ctions A Bew Delhi corres p on d e n t of the ,ondon D a ily -tGz___..........~ Herald,/:.. labor aew•paper, has c a bled hie pe~e~ that the Briti s h C a bin e t mission to I ndia started too soon. ~ ~tee~., they will be asking the In dians ' ., ~--..wt- ~ freedom b ef or e they ha v e made up t h e ir mind b:=P to do it ~nd w h a t k ind of fr e edom ) i : c . ~ they want. fV'--e Q • .!' This obs e rvationA4.s a r e s u 1 t o f t he/\ e 1 e c t i o na in In d i a . Mo . le m le a e r s named s evera l p rov i nces h o se popu la ti on , th ey said , ~ ou l d be ov er hel m in l y inf or of establishing separate Moslem and Hindu states within In~ia. But the election returns show that those people voted against the candidates who sup- port that Moslem proposal. FOOD ------- Mo r 00 io in H a mburg! N o f than ten su h inci dent a e official ly r epo r ted . M obs c o ntinuet to ~ loot foo d shops. Sho s ,.....,.. fired over the he ad s of the /,A_ report of who dia ~ · At one 1 c e, a hundred sbo pers, chiefly women, sm shed the windows of a store and stole the food. At another pointc fift1 people stopped a baker's truck. Elsewhere, three young boys, , about fifteen, grabbed a baker's messen er and took all the rolls he was carrying. TAe effieial explanatien ie ~hat tAoPe ie ft!t ehep\ege ef ereaa }-n Hamburg~•eenue• the people Geaauaed. ~~ in the first fourteen days, an entire month's ration. I'- Ex-Pr sident Hoover, after his arrival in P a ris, issued another appeal to the people of the U.S.A. Be r e p orted th a t th e l ives of thousands of French, particularly hildren, are at stake until the next harvest. French authorities hav told him th a t they ca n get by f OD - 2 ------ - - Provided the present standards of rationJng are kept u until the harvest. Those levels are ten ounces of bread a day, with twenty ounces of fat and eighteen ounces of sugar a ■ ont per person. Said Mr. Hoover: •1 ericans s ould weigh these ouan- •tities and look at tbe ■.• Be found Paris a city of lethargic and silent people. Speaking fro ■ bis . long experianoe, he declares that such are t~e infallible signs of too little food over six long years. At Atlantic C'it,the Central Committee of UIBRA no■ in ted Ex-Mayor LaGuardia of New York to succeed former Gobernor Herbert Lehman s Administrator of UWRRA. The vote was unanimous. Tbis was done with the approval of President Truman, and LaGuardia has consented to accept. It is a foregone conclusion that LaGuardia's nomination will be confirmed at a plena~y session of of Unrra Council next week. fbite Bouse correspondents asked President Truman ' today what about . the statement Lehaa : n made that vol11 . n- . tary measures for saving food in Aaerica were not enough? llr. Truman re , plied that at present- the foo , d situation i . s not critical enough to make .it necessary to return to wartime food rationin . However, if ·t becom•s necessary to prevent famine in other lands, the President will not oppose it. o.P.A. -- ---- -- --- The o . . . 0 y 1 l h r m for th bl a m in f y in th 0 O U ives. 180 iv n d bu ch r ' i i d , do not obs r ve ceiling ri es. So o. . . js oi n t o try to s rt a C m p i n of to educ tion, p erc:-ua th little wom e n t o keep th ir e yes A on c ilin ice s an re ort violati o ns to the O.P.J .• In Ne Yor, the Seer ry of the N ional Cooperative ilk Producers Feder ion, s i that house ives in the cities ar ma ing their on butter. It least they are in Cblca o, ashington a nd St.Paul, and probably in New York too. 0 cours , it costs from a dollar forty to a dollar sixty c nts a pound to churn butt r in the k itchen, since you need eight q uarts of milk tom ke on pound of butter . Bu they ould r ther o that th a n pay a doll r-ten ocstl a pound on the tlack m arket . This Fede ion se r e tary s id butt r is a most non-e i t nt bee use of rice control and o v rn ent subsidy policies. In h · n to , J. Bo e , i n the un O i 1 o .. any, V e imony e f or Hou e B an ing and Cur ncy Co ittee n d a ded hi voi e to those lined up a ains O.P.A. T price control, he id, should end on June Thirti th. Th one thin ~ that stands b teen the eople and the oods nd s rvices they need, he con inued, is O.P.l. Price incre es no more c us inflatio, than wet streets causer in. O.P.A. propa andists have put out 'J;:..~ ~ ■ argument that price incr ases cause inf ation. On the contrary, said J.Roward Pew , inflation is the r ult of an exp nsion in purchasing po r, not matched by an expansion in the roduction of hat people w nt to buy. On Illin o · n a t r a i to n i h , i 1 er i 1 d i 1 f om m 11 f rm in T nnessee i 11 b e o n h r w a y to S t . L ouis: a nd thereby h n s a e. The tr a in m en on the Illinois Centr 1, as on many others ro ad s, are a friendly l ot. Part of the~ d iver ion while or in is ans ering th h o uts and waves from children who live a lon g the ri g ht of way. Several m o n hs , o, the conductor of a frei ht train noticed that eve y time they passed a small tenant farm in Tenn ssee, ther w s a littl girl in a rocking ch a ir on the porch. Unlike th oth r chil d ren, she · never ran down to the fence alon th e right of ay, just stayed on her p orch and waved. So Freight Conductor John McNamara of Memphis called t th house. The littl girl, he l e rned, w s fourteen ye a r old Minnie lea• ebb, . who h d been c r i p p l e d ~ ye rs. The surgeons h d told he ( parents ML-lJ; - ~ tha 0 op ation " n, 0 it. but th n · c, ha no m o n y tb- ond uctor cNama t ed over · i h the of the b o ys on he n lin . ek ater, cNam ra' s in sto ed ri ht in front of innie's porch. Out of he c boo e al ed couple of r kemen c " rrying a heel h ir, whic they gave to innie. But th t asn't a .ef t\. The men of the Ientucky i~ision of the J.C. a d opted Minnie ~u•• as ~~ their sweetheart. They took up a collection. 'ba they / /\ told innie's parent to get the little irl dressed and ~ at midnight the ;A, have her at a crossing tonight. Chickasaw xpress, the crack train of the Illinois Central, , J . t o p by Minnie's house, and innie d. A ~ ~-(..v, ~ "h, be ;t!e n t..o -e. p-t ...... e.,t~e~~~g~e~•III'-~~ • ~~~-