C ount ~ernadotte b a s issued another truce appeal. Whe previous ar ■ ist1ce havin g enae<1 t h is ■ orn1n1, the in Palestine - t:6.. ar renewea to<1ay -AU. I. ■ eaiator baa diapatcbed one ■ ore plea, urging ano~ber truce, t,o be&lD toaorro• ■ orning. At the sa ■ e ti••• tiernadotte will fl7 \o tne United - titatea, to report in per1on t,o tbe Security ~ouncil at Lake ouccesa. till newe1t appeal l ■ xax for a truce, Juat •• th• battle 1tart1 all oYer aaa1n, ■ ight •••• to be LA• bei&Dt of t'utility. Mut in u.a. circle• tbey ••J t,laere 11 reaaon to belieYe that it ■ i&bt not be 10 uael•••• after all. le hear that the Hrit11b and aaerican1 at tDe Hecurity Uouncil are •ortin& on ele ■ enta of diaunitJ aaon1 tbe Araba. Tber•~• ,'oderatt ele■ ent, •hicb baa ai11i•in1• about the a renewal oJ th• ia!eatiae war. T~• •ord ia that, ia the Council 01 th ~ •raD ~••aue, ~illl Abdullah ot Trana-Jordan ana th• ao•ern ■ ent ot lraq w ere in fa•or of extend1n1 tbe truce. The unyiela1n1 ••*••■■ x extre ■ iat1 wer ~gypt a~a ~yria. tienoe tbe British- aerican eftort tonight - action behina tne scenes - to in over the Arab aoderates. ( In Palestine today the rene al ot · tile ar ••• w1ueapre a d. igyptian planes dropped bo ■ I> OD Tel A•i9; ~ • one on a school builaing - three cbilG~•• tilled. ~!ashea between !araelian4 Arab• are reportea all the way fro• ualil • e in the north to vaza in tDe ~ut the fi hting is described aa •bait hearted.• T o ni h~ gives us a aisclosure 01 tb contents o the protest sent lo Moscow on rues ay, and e no find th a t this diplomatic note put the (bloctaae~ B rlin~~l ■ aata•~ up to ~talin per onally. ·rnt1t ia, it. referr d back to the excbange of letters bet een ~taliD ana rresid nt lruaan. rnis is the first revelation that there••• •• exchani of ■ esaages bet een t e ~oviet Ueneraliaai ■o and the American ~resident in lin~teen 1orty-five, - shortly after the enn of the ~uropean lar. rresiGent Truaan wrote to ~talin •u&t••ting tbat ••1• botn ~uas1aD and Aaerican troops be withdrawn to the borderline tnat had be n aareed upoa durin~ tbe Mooaevelt reg1••• At tne •••• ti••• be re-affiraed an unaeratandin& that, wi\D tbe withdrawal of a ■ rican troops to the line• r ea apoa, tbe western allies would enjoy UDi ■ pedeG tranaportation bet• en their sector in ~erlin and tboir 1one1 or occupation in western Ger■ ny. to tb1s Truaan- letter ~talin repli d with a tacit accept n • thus tbe •ta t II a o t · -'11 i e d co am u n i c t i on s in 11 er l 1 n r uarant. a 1n tb '!'ru ■ an - ' talin correeponde11c , ana th pr DI. ~~iet blockade is take& to be a vio la tion 01 ~t lin"H o n pled g e, iapli d in letters. The ■ erican p rotest denoancea tbe atarwation blockade ot berlin in the strongest t r ■ a. In thi• •e were joined by ~reat liritain an~ ir nee -- aaauring Moscow that no threats or pressure of any11aa woulc force tht western allie to et out oi lierlin. 1be 6ovieta ere tolG that tbeir blockaae creat s what the Aaerican note calla -- •an extre ■ ely 1erioua international situation•. lbich ia stron1 dlplo ■ atl . c language. Iosco• was in.1"or ■ eci that the •eat rn allies are williD& to aiacuas the Berlin aitu \io - •itb the ~0~1et in a four-power f■■ confer nee -- but onl7 aft r the blockade has been lifted. Th i ■ plioa\ioa tul i• tb t if the •uaa1an• do not open tb 1uppl7 liaea to Berlin, tbe •bole thing •111 be pla~eu Detore the United lationa, wnere the cbarge •111 b mad that \be fooa blockade i• a ■ enace to the peace of tb woria. •eanwhile the pro•iaioning of the• at r ' lone of tne city by air continu s1 but obvi ously 1t 1 •1 btJ Citf1cult to fly in enouao tu i , co 1 na 011, to run an a:-e ith po ulation oI t o illion. tl.. ~ooay, i six~y percent reauction 1n th conau ■ pt1on ot gas was or<lerea. rh1s, to ether 1t.n ne oraat1c reduction f electric po•er -- easures to aa• coal. C,,t;_Ki I \ l s ) Tne lnte t statement rom tne ~ov1et tnat the interna ~ ional hi hway l ' n in ~erlin 1tb tne estern zone in uer11any i l l be reopened "o •• tra11ii: f , . 01 the leatern Allies. Tbi s was statea toni ht b7 a apoAesaan tor a tierlin aews A ency licensed by tne Huasians. tte said tbe high ay ould be reopenea -· subject to special ~o•iet paases tor •eniclea aov1n1 ~ wC'J-ill.t~-~· tnrouab. I aon•t kno•~~• ••~"but it ■ fgnt •••n tbe be&innin& 01 tne ena of tbe tierlin blockaae. Toni nt e c n rit 011 the Li : enhower boo. The ultimate qu etus wa s a p li e d by tne ~eneral n1 ■ sei1. , . I Today be described what woula hap p en, if tne uemocratic Convention should go ahead and ar a tt tisenbower anyway. Be woula reject the draft, refuse tbe no ■ inat1on. the st te ■ent i~ aade in a telegra ■ to ~,nator i Claude Pepper of ~1orida, one of tbe top-ranting boosters in tne aratt-.lte aoveaent.. ) 1 · h• Genera.l's telegra• atat•t_.lio aatter \lDGer •hat. ter■ a, conoi~ions or pre ■ i••• a propoaal aigbt ' • ••••••• couched - i •oulo refuse to accep~ tbe no ■ inat1on.• In tbe 11nal bust ot the &iaeabower boo ■ •• ba•e a joint •tate ■ ent b7 Mayor u•~•7tr of le Xork ana Jacob Ar•eJ, th• de ■ ocratic politic l leaoer in ~bicago. It reads: ••e are no• n onwinced tbat Ueneral tiaenbower i• aaawtxa uaa~lable t · or • ura1t, ana that. he •ould not perait hi• na■ e to go before tbe electorate.• So who are t~y . ~upvort.ing now? 1 · ne 1tateaent by le York Mayor o•~•yer and ~oicago politic _ ! leader Jacob Ar• y ••*• conc l uaes: •tt is l in tne bt t interest of our country and party that our democracy ... s ~ ~ ;J.JL&.t, . unite for Pres id ■ nt Truman. " c~ triepQ~baJk in tbe tbite House fold - which certainly is a r turn of prodigal sons, both O•~•yer ana arvey having come ou~ ao strongly against the ~ree1dent. 6odaJ wintnesaed a whole string 01 •• · d r a r t - ~ w e r boosters returning to the J>reaident banner,)~-•~ only taint a11aa et" a booa t · or 1>11prea ' Coart J1Jatice uouglu • ...... ac liie whole thin1 lead,,.t.o a■ •••1 prophec7:- Tru ■ an on tbe f1rat baJ.lot. Tb• ••~ter would•••• to be clinoAed b7 a atateaent fro• - •1 · ne ola gray ■ are. • lllicb ••1 1cuca lite a diarespeotful way of talking about a lady• 1'•t~ it i1D•~J ■xasx~• b cauae tbat'6a what Mra. ~••• wutfeJ liller liies to call heraelf • tbe ola gray ■ are 01 t.A• lleaocratic . Party. ~De 1a a Yet.eran political . leaGer, llat.ional \;oaa1tteewo ■ an f'ro ■ ~ennsylavnia, •no •1J.l M boatesa to the convention JeJt wee~. As for tbe nictna ■ e, she aaya, •1 lo ue it. Only tne ueaocrats are •inG nouga to aay _ ~tbe old gray aare, ahe'a &till wbai an use<t t.o -3 be.• tnat, I tbink, 1aould ■ ate ua call ber - tae 1raao - old lady. TodaJ, in tne •i1doa of long year• or political experience, abe aaid tae ~ouinern re•oli a1a1aa Preaiiea\ tru■aa abould no\ be taten aerioa1ly. •iae w1,1a1 the party 1late - •here el•• ooulo \ae7 107• •• ••r• t~• 1ranu olu lady, aad tbe ~cao reaouaaa - •b•r• elae oo•ld tbey 10Y tiere ~ s so ■ ething new - and i t v1olkt e a all tbe rules. 1n a t1ae of cr1s1s, espec1&ll7 aur1ng our ... - election ca mp aign, states ■ en are supposea to •1•• tAlD&• ""' with alar■• ~o •hat kine of states ■ an 1s ~•publ1caa ~oa1res1 ■ an Ja ■ es ~- lu!ton 01 ~•nn17!Yao1a, a •••••r or tbe 1ore11n ~elationa ~oaa1tte• of tbe ~ou•• of lepreaentatiYe1? of atfa1ra in tni1 world of oura, be a••• a liat of ••••••• for - Doi •1••1•& •1tb alar■• ~•• ~oa1r•••••• eaplalaed: •Too auch attention 1• bet~1 paia \o tae baa ~•••liaea - aaa l\a ti ■• tbat •• took a loo& at•••••'• oa tbe r11at ala• 01 tb• leaaer.~ Mia reaaoaa uc1uae tbe following: 1a urope ao countr7 •••tor l■■e41ate aaa1•r 01 beiaa ••••craciea are w1aala1 la couatr1•• all •••r tae ••rld. f:== ■inning ta wr•••• auoh ■ore qaio&lJ \aaa,,P. ~ 1 ezpeot.eil. la '-Dina, U•• 1a ••r~!,I• .. in taYOr or 7G 1, ~- ' 4 "'"'-. -- ' ~ ~ •~ ' t luaaia•• trouble• b o •• iaoNaaea • \ae •••ocrac1••· ow1e /'-. MYJ ' WM5_ - 2 ~ 101co• a1. oods •1th Jugoslav1a ana h•••ag trouble •1~n I I < . ~ ~ ~ aissent1ng groups in otber places. Aaer1can pr0Quct1on /\ and eaployaen~ is at a peak, ana our , / ' o a an • ite ta• r cor4 f &DJ• I ClliCa Olliae buuget A DalanceG. ~•r•:s an••• itea to &eep coapany •1\a \tie reaaon• lt ■*I listed by th• ~ongr••••••• Tbe railroad• ha•• placea a tnporar.7 eabar10 oa \le u, 1blpaeat of •beat lat.o la•••• CitJ, becauae , •• , 1••1• oea\er caa accoaaoGat.e no ■ore. todaJ, for \lae aeo••• ••ooeaal•• daJ a new reoon •••••'for re•••'• or •~••' -- £••••• ~1t.7 1lut.ted •itb 1raia. · lbica 1• ■a1•11 a araphio illuat.rat.ioa ot · t.b• t · act t.bat. t.ae ••••' orop tbia year ao• taraa oat t.o be ta• aeooad beat. 1• 11ra\ &aerloaa hiat.or7. ln th• ca•• 01 oorn -- it 1• tbe,\l&aa l»eat.. rl1•r•• ••l••••• 1»1 t.ae uepart■eat, oa · a1rlo•lt.• lat.• t.0Ga7 1bo• thi• year•• oora M crop a, aa al1• • \1■• Diab. Tb• picture for a1r1culiare 01 •••ry tia• baa t.bat •••• loot of o•ertlo•i•& boaa\7. Mia•t••• !•rt.J-J.i&Dt app•• to bet.be beat crop 7ear in our ia ca•• tbat doean•t. obeer you up, ber••• a report fro ■ tbe cen•u• depart ■ent in •••hinaton. IPffTltU'! ' li -~ 11 OU'l'L~O~ ~IQlt I - 2 T~• figures for eaploy ■ent •ere at an all-ti■• bi&• 1a1\ ■ontb - aixt7-one ailiioa, \wo •••~reu aaG aiaet1- 1ix tbouaaao people on tbe Job. 1b1cD ••a one ■ iitloa, t,wo luaaGreel ana t·ort7-one tbouaaaa ■ore tbaa ia "ue of la1t 7ear. rull e ■pio7 ■ eat in a recorG-Dr•a&iDI ••1• All of •biob i• notbiDI to,. Yl••·· w1,a alar■• Ber•·• a bit of news tbat anoula be heara bJ tne shadea of •1~cn doctora ana aea1cine aen, by tae &boat• 01 ••a1c1ana ana practitioners or tae weira .,......., reaed1e1 o~ olu. tt•s a aouern defense Ol cbr aaa iacaDtat1ona in the care of Gi•••••• TAe ■ eaical report , ia q aeati•• ia pabliabed iD the ~ODGOD ~•ncet, ••&&ZiDe for tiriti1a doctor,. ~h• ■ alaay unaer diacua110D i• oae or t•• (-f:_ I..,~ llaaltl••~•uaaa ill a~ -•art1. ln tla•~A.aacet, ur. e. l'. 1•••• es Pertaaoutb cit•• tbe f.olle•i•I o••••• a bo7 of tlalrt••• • baa f1ft7 wart, oa ••• ' 1,# Ila••• 1 · •• dootor t,uea all~ohe■ icaJ. re•••i•• ia ta• aedioal book - ••t wl\b ao ••oce11. ~••• •• •••~ tare.,a aoae •••bo J••••• ••or• ta• ~oj to••• aeoreo7, ••• tol• Illa to to•on each wart witb tile tip ot hi• toaau• •••rr tid ••• T~• cu~• work••· ■ itala a ■eata all tae •art• ••r• 1one. ■ aereupon tne t~~=,• • 1:M4. ' aaca aecrecJ on aae~or tried tne • • •• r••••J aaotber boy - - pl G&lD& Dl• -2 to tell noboay. But he tb• cure failed. -rbat •• ola auperatition. Gia - be tattled, ana this tiae ~ saae la°Atried anotber r••••1 - ~• toot a potato fro ■ hia ao,aer•a aarfaoe - ana then buried the potato 1n tDe bacc 7al"Cl '1 iJxttad tD• li1bt 01 a fu!! ■ooa. •••reapoa ta• wart• oa bia baad Yani•h•d~ Yro■ all tbit tDe »ritiab pb71iciaa aeauo\a taat warta, aaa piaplea too, ••1 •• ooaaeoted wita eaotioaal conui tioaa o:i· adoJ.eaoeaoe -- aaa taa, . tlle ••■bo-jubo ••1 &fteot tb••• e■oiioaal oonditioaa. I•••• bear&•••• ••1 be ta• baok&rouo for tD• cbara1 ••• c•itola~ iaoaatatioaa of.A■ilMJ dootora aAd ■ed1cia• ••• - aa• tae ~•1ical wonder •orkia1 or olu. 1 · ••1 ■aJ not ll••• Nea aacb quack• after all. And no• •e seea to hear the ecno of an ola, ■ouraful cry -- lo, ho• the •i&hty haYe fallen: Liondile • Mike is aoving to ~alifornia -- •here the weatber 1• a war■ • Tbe cha ■pioa ■aeh•r of the lorth can·t a\aad tbe cold aayaore. Mia real aa■e i• Michael ~•broae Mahoaey, bat the7 ••••• Called hiir;h•t r1rt1 Jt.••· •••• •h•• ii. ~ - p a . , , T ~ ~ , , - ...... ••• • hero •~ the &olci :.S.a•h i. th• n&oa. Ile wa■ lleadlke ,1te -· •Tb• 1reateat •••ber of the iorta,• fer whoa elsbt7 ■ ilea a day wltb a 401 tea■ •a• a••••1• 101a1. •• ••t •01 •l•d reoorda tbroa&b ••o• aa4 lllaaaH \~a\ ba•e ne••r ti••• ~rokea. Miaior7 tell• bow, la t•• ■ i4dle of an Alaa&aD for••~• be Dail\ a tbir\J foot boa\ all bt biaaelf -- for a run GOWD tbe IQ&OD Mi••·· to a place wbere &old bad been reported. •••ber ot · tbe aortb• retired t·ro ■ ao!G-proapectiD& - •••••ture, and aettled Gown. ior b1a rea1deace oe choae Ottawa - which waa far enougb nor\b to flt in with the leaead of 11onuite aite. lo• be i1 a retired bua1n••• aan of aeYeaty-fiYe -- aaa be oaa'\ atan~ tne cola anJ aore. ~o tbe one-tiae do& sled ~Aaapioa ot Aiaa~an DlizaarG aad ,ao• ia 1oing to \be waratb aaG auaabiae 01 ~aliforala. ~o, no• \be aiantJ ba•• fallen. Toaa7 brings a new illuatrat1on, of bow laterDa\iona! aporte proaote international gooa-•111. tbil late1t ia a contribution to tbe ola 1tor1 of »rltiaa ••• A■erican friendsbip. Tb• receat »ritiab ~p•n 101r !•••pioaaa1p - !,o•raa ■ eDt. •a• won, t · or a chanae, by •• &a1.111aan, tae ••teraD Henry ~otton. - Tae a■erioan coateaaer1, re• ••• Jobaa7 ••lla, wbo finiabeG in ta• tie for aixta plaoe. Taat ••• Nd eaou10 - ••~Joua7 a£•• olalaa ,aa, ~• ••• aaubbeG aocial.17. lie aeclar•• tllat tae •riti•~ 1•lfia1 ••t ulapla7ed aucb •• alr or 1uper1orit7 ••• coadeceaaion, that u. ~. 1011 · era ••1 llereafMr a-07oot\ 1'. lriti1b t.ournaaent. . . coacentrat•• on Mear1 1,;ot,to « , a Britiab Yoice; tae touraa■1at, ••1• be,•••••• laportaat •••*••••••• aporte •••nt, not a aocta! oocaeioa, , As for being ~snooty ana uppityisb• -- no\ at all, not. at all. toe ~rit1sh ~namp says: •1 a~•e ••••ra! dinner parties attendea by a ■ er1cans.• 1hich certaialJ ~-.t ••• broad-minded. and he aaas: •bulla was no\ a rf•• ~ ~ •itl'~,.R;.,◄w becauae h as staying at anot.ner boi.eJ:. • I, s • • • ' _._ .. -~ ,, ~~••la-r ii■ a;MJ\tbe ig t hotel. lell, for ■y part, l Gon•t ••• ■ uch pala\ . lat~• oo ■ plaint by tne &aerican &olJer. Iba\ dlG be 1• •••r tbere for - to play 1011 or to ba•• teaY ••~ ••1••l• l\1 an iilu1tratioa 01 no• iateraatioaal 1porta proao\e lateraatloaal