_L.T. - SqHoco. THURSDAY, MABC! . 28, 1946 GOOD EVERIIG EVIRYBODY: Juat five ainutea ago, Secretary General Trygve Lie of the U.1.O., wa1 to baTe handed out a 1tateaent following thia afternoon•• secret ••••ion of the Security Council. Thia rlternoon, by the way, bas been rife with ruaore, anxiety and confuaion about that eouncil aeeting. r1r1t we heard that Soviet Delegate Groayko would not attend. Then we heard that he would. Tben a contrary ru■ or. Later, •• Groayko ~a• leaving th• lua1ian Conaulate, reporter• aaked bia, wae he going to that •••ting? Gro■7ko nodded, aa be atepped into bi• car. But then the 8..-.,aperaen 1aw that bia car drove by Rockefeller Center, where the Council waa in execu- tive 1e11ion in Trygve Lie'• office. ti• Secretary'• conduct ia pr•••i•a fer aa iaaellate hearia1 •f tie Iraa - '••1•••• ••1 eatlrelJ ta accerl wit~ hi•• tlle Prea14eat•a, peaitiea ia \~• aatter. Otherwiae, be •• a.a, Ir. l7r••· wo•ll ••t •••••••• wbat •• Ill ' .. Ta• luaiaaa ~••• eapbatioall.J repeate4 t~at 8ecerit7 Ceuacil. Tae7 are aerelJ a)ataiaia1 fr•• all lelt . at•• •••r Ina. tae •• aiaa a tt it•••• tao111~ it iaa aot )eea effieiallJ ezpr••••• tr•• ■••c••• ia \~a\ thereat of the worl4 i• takia1 Orea,k•'• ao\iea •f Preaident of ta• taitel stat•• aaare• taat I lat d •l• 4eleiat•• lecliae4 t• ••1 what it waa all a\out. l•t a aewapaper■aa aatel t~• 11 7ptiaa 4elegate, labaoua B••••• Paaba, aaa ae replielt ••• pro)a)lJ will trJ te persuade Buaaia t• 00•• )act.• The guea1ia1 ••• woul4 enable tie BoTiet 4ele1atiea te r••••• tkelr place at tb~ouacil table witb••t loaia1 face. Tbe Ire■lia ■aintala• a ■ tleace aboat t~i• --~..-11::Re~'tl.i-~ ••1••••~' i■ •••'''••',\_4,afeal•I• ~~• ealJ •~ole ••1 •• l••• et 1••••1•& at t~• C•••••i•t Part1 liae l• fr•• tk• col•••• et t~• Ceaauiat hllJ l•rter. Tkl• paper elal• t~at laele laa ••• I•~• l•ll are trja1 to pre•••t a peacefal ••~•tloa ,t ~ t~• Ir••l•• t•••l••• -r'#, •o"i~t nat •• aar•••••t. ftat t~•J •• •••t:? tke lailJ lerker, 1• to t••P t~• Be•i•t lai•• o•t ,t - ~ Tke lri\i■k •••• •P \ela, wi\k a••• ilea for \ke ii•t•••l •f the oilfiell ■ ia Iraa. Tiat la, it ia ••• la lrltiab l•••r••••t aqgeata - 1• tiat ti• u4•••l•••• . ~~ ellfiel4• 1-•l•aii•I to tile Peraiaaa ~ uler ,oatrel of tie loeao■i• ••• leeial c,ucil et tio laitel latieaa. l~\aallJ, t,e lrltlai l■•••••l•r ■al• tie a .. 1,atiea at Toleraa a aeati a10. It Jreaeat lt ~ • \10 . 11:fffcblt.Jc- DIM . . It atill aaot~er iateraatioaal ooafereace, a ••t• ,t larr• t•rae4 4••• the propo•al of the lo•i•t 4•1•1•t•• tkat • fact-fia4iag coaaitt•• \e eatabliai•• te iaYe1tl1a\e . tk• atori•• ~la.oat iiaplace4 peraoaa oaapa la GeraaaJ. Tb• Coaacil t•rae4 it 4••• \J a Tote et ei1~t••• t• t••i••• 1, · a aatter et fact, it ••• a 4efeat fer t~e 1.1.1. w,U. eeaplaiaiag that aoterl••• ~ \atea aiel\er .._ refq••• ■••l• aa4 war erlaiaal• •••• ~ ia •••tera Ger■aaJ 'At•• I'- lriti•~, l■ericaa aa rreao~ ••••••· It••• tke lritl•• at ltlaatic CitJ •~• 114 t~• eppe•itl•• t• t~e luaiaa • propo•al. o - - - la teraer ••••J coutri••• Thi• the So•i•t troop•~••• \eea 11111 · 2 . . . 11111uo The ret•r•• are all la fro• tbe elect.lea la lrgeatiaa, aad tbe r•••lt 1• a •ictorJ for Celoael Jua .. I••~••• Peren, tke ••-calloi ltroa1 laa of tke lp1eatla lepublic. le •1•• witb a total ••t• of two kulrel aat . . . aistna ia the eleeteral coll•&•··'iat la t•••t1-••••• aore t~aa ~• •••4•1 to 4efeat hia •••••••t, ih• leaocratie Dr• Taaiertai. ~ .. That••••• hcl• laa iactel \kt wr.••• kor••• T~• lhat 1a aore, Colonel Pero•'• caatiiat•• fer 1•••r••r thuping ~•J ~ oritJ ta b . o~h ho•••• of \M lrgoatiaa ... . - lational Legialat•r•• UOUI President Truaaa toia7 Cfe•~•• a••• ageaeJ ia the aili\ar'9etabliah~••t of the coutr1, It Jiu a council of aatioaal 4efeaae, whick •porter• aeacrib• •• ' - a ailitarJ 'braia \rut. ~ C!oaaia\~f \ke \t~ \op 1•n•r•l• aad adairala, 1•••r•~• of 'bo\k aray aa4 air . . force; t:ri:. iDcl.a~a■-ei-•l lu■hall, Geau•l leqlwe laclrtbur, a,ae.~al Jiaulao••rr al■• Geaeral ataoll ••• ~~,....~ "a i ra la • 111 •• Leak7, Ii•I• liait1 aal ■•l••J• uart The draft •••t be contiaaea tor at leaat \••l•e ■onth1, peaaibl7 eigbteea. Tb t i a •• if Uncle laa ia going to atict to all tile 4oba to wbic~ ~. 1• " • • coaai\\e4, ia d itfereat part.a ot tile globe. autnu ••st Q. coaalttee -u,...~ of Senator• beara t~~- alaeral ••Is .. I ~ /4- •r•••1, , ~1.4 Ira, Personnel Claiet. Ibey bad a roqla ti■• at \bat Ceaaittee ■1etia1, becaaae aoae of it1 ••■bera are Yieleatly tu . agaiaat the draft, e1peciall7AC1aair ■aa 1 1eaater Tioaaa et -Jk4M. Jebaaoa ef Celorate. A lerabeJ ~ ltab, ■ Iii• Seaater ldwia A pointed out that tile aray wo•ld . la••• t• la••• tlar•• laudred thouaad 1•••1 ••• la · t,lae aex\ atx ■oatlaa. Of ~ , - G , , 4 , ~ ~ - the}tl ao ■e t•• laaadred aad forty th•••••• will i••• to ,e tratted. The reet will'• ebtaiae4 i7 ••l•atar7 recraitia1 "~ /u-, fil'1t we don't do that aaid ler1be7, a~l the interaatioaal , - t /\. pro■ iaea that Uncle Saa baa aade aad hi• obligation•••• Ata •- to thia aiaute, tbe expectel 1tateaent froa the IJaitei latioa■, ■ecvitJ Con~il waa aot forthcoaia1. B•t a atateaeat ••• i••••i to the - effect that the ailitarJ ■taff ooaal\tee ef \kt ~•c•ritJ Coucil keli a •••tia1 at t~• l1ar7 ■••••• lotel \ii• afternooa, at wllch pro1r••• n• •••• aaa ·t~• ••••1•• ••r• preaeat. • --2 ,t~•r •••r•• \ua \ure •••• tel•1•t•• aa4 aecretarl••· I will read Jo• tke ata\eaeat ••it••• kaalet te ••• (Piot •• atateaea\) (Ia caee tbere ia a 4elaJ, 70• eaa ••11- ~•cretarJ Qeaeral TrJIY• Li• ef \ke laitet latl••• present it 1• aot Jet \e kaa4. ~ ••• o~t•~ et a\a\e ref•••• \e akar• tk•~•t•••J nd aaxiHtJ ner tll• S a • i e ~ c ~ ;,caUla& tM Ceuoil tiacu•i••• •••• Ir••· Prea14eat Tr••••• ~~~ , told ••••J•p•r••• at Ilia pr••• •••f•r•••• ta4•J tlaat Grea,ko'• walko•t 7eatertaJ aa4 ~1• coat1•••4 a\aeac• trea tke eeucil ti•c•••i•a• iaepire4 •• ai•1i•i•1• la 'ifa+ tle A , . - . £ ~ hia.~r. Truaaa ~act• •P Secretary IJr••• t• \ke •tae.-t. ,. 81 aber of the Uaitea lationa, will be aotbiag ••t ••r••• ----·~ G., If aelecti•• ••r•ice i• 4oae awa7 witll,J\YolutarJ ~ - G d ~ L ~ 1•li1taent• will tall off. •tile wa7 ov araet force• " Ila,, jut eTaperatea, lla1 cauet conateraatiea ••••1 all peace-l••iag natio•••• •• lc:slc; ■ alk That irritatet leaater Th•••• or Vtall, wllo esolaiaet: •Let•• le••• o•t o•r iateraatleaal ••••itaea\a aad 1et iowa te caae1.• Tiea Ile acl•e4 ler11le7 ef tbtaining enliataeata 17 tllreateaiaa peeple wltll iaductioa. le weat oa to 1a7 tll•t th• Geaeral lit ae\ •••• to ••4eratan4 Ilia poiat. lllat Seaater Tllo••• ••11•••• i• that the ar■J Ila• ••••tkiag t• offer tile 7001 ••• •f - ~ > ~ - •s the countrJ, aad that Iii tile kiad of appeal Ile •o•l4 like A -I\ Tb• board of eoldier• in•••tigatia& the -f;l, grie•aac•• of ealieted ••• ia the lraJ hear4,.. flrat "' wit•••• today, foraer laater Sergeant Jot lcCarthJ, ■uaging lditor of TllI, Toda~~oditor of ,.,. Coaaopolitaa lagasine. lltboug~ tb••• bearia1• are \eia1 . itld i_a caaera, Lieutenant General Ja••• I. Deelittle, Preaident of the Board, told reporter• what wea~ ••• lai4 Ji ■■J: •It'• a fr•• oouatry aa4 people are eatitle4 t• kaow.• IJ,d1. lbat _ went on waa that' Joo leCartll7 told tlo ~ Board that what grip•• G.I.Joe aoat • th• ara, la ao\ ~ what bappeaa duria& bov• of d•tJ, bet what 1••• oa after retreat. There i• no call for \reatiag 4en tl• gap between officer• and eali•ted •••• aaid be, aa4 it would be wrong to weak•• ailitarJ 4iaciplia• ia •DJ wa7. lat it'• the social and aaterial prl•ileg•• ••J•1• 4 b7 office r s that ae•• ao ufair to tao•• theJ coaaaad. UIT - 2 ---a.a.I . n1T for ia■ tanc•,~•~ t.111■ enli■tea ■a■, ■lao-11 officer• haYe apal.tl recreatiea pri•il•1••• •p•cial foot, ••••■tttQ ceaaoclit.7 to a• ro•a4 at preaeat, ••oil•• eteat or 4riata, the officer• 11t it. a.I.Jo• 1••• without. •1hat ebould le 4oae ia ••ch a oaae,• aq1eatei lcCartb7, •i• to 4r•• lete. laliatel ••• alloula 1•t •• •••cl 1r•b aacl ll••• •• ooafort.able q•art.era •• t.lleir officer■/ Beal eatate ■ea ••t•r••••~ Coloael Jella Tllo■a■ T a 7 l e r , p . , ~ tlae lHrioa■ Legion • ...-_J. hi• char1• he apecitii •••r1 real eatate operator ia the cout17, which••••• ratller a lar1• order. ~ ~ , l o ~ A-t1--a...f- ~ er ~•l• ~-~ to a oo~aittee •f leaat•r••~ ; ll•• \e 1-D ~ - . . . , . , -r, Tote aa\aidieAf•r \•il41a& aateriala. 111••• l7att, tie Bouein1 lspe41tor, Ila■ asked C~••r••• fer aia ll•••••• ■ illiea iellar• fer tlli• purp•••• Tbe Le1l•• 1e,\7let •rged the lawaakera t• fr•••• tbe price of laa4. Tie CiYiliaa Producti•• &iaiaietrater tol4 leaater• tkat tile 1•••ra■eat would••• ••'•idi•• ••17 •• a laat reaert, only after price relief, la~er recruitaeat aad etier aetbod• had failed. Part of the ala b•adred aillioa dellar• will'• uaed to )uild road• to national forest• ao aa to obtaia lu■ber. Preaideat Truan todaJ ai1aed a ~ i ll which appropriates two k•adred and fiftJ aillioa• for teaporar, •■•r1eac1 ~o•i•1 fer Te\eraaa. T~• 1••raaea\ ~•••• \e 0 ,aild aix ~udre4 aad fif\J \~o•aat ••• ~•••• \~l• 1•••• fiftJ \hoaaaad coa•er\et ~•••~• \we ~uire4 aai flf\J •• ~••4re4 \ko••••• \eaperarJ ~•uia1 ul\a. John L. Lewi•'• threat of a coal atrlk• has aoved the Gcweraa;at to aotloa. J. A. lra1, ••r ne• Secretary of the Interior, baa ordered the blteal••• alne operators to keep eYeryt~in1 oa track at the aines ao aa to accu ■ alate eaota1b for••• fall 4ar•• production. Then, after ■ ldalgbt toalgit, tie o•l aa7 be shipped only oa order fro ■ tbe Seoretar1 of . the Interior • • • TROllll - President Truaan likes te ha•• a walk before breakfast, in which he reseablea •ery few other people I know. When he waa plain Barry S. Traaan, or s,aa\or Truman fro• 11 . . ouri, or•••• Yice-Preaideat of tbe United States, h• could walk wbeae••r he pl••••d aa4 wherever he pleased. But l:f, pity a poor Preal4ea\! Be has to sneak out of \be lhite Bou•• by a aid• door and take a motor-car to 10■• place where he caa 1\roll without autoaraph aeetera, aewapaperaen, oaaeraaea aad others disturbing hi■ -- or jpialng bia. Until yesterday, President Truaan took hi• •t•■ before-breakfast atr.oll, near th• lhit• - Bou••· But the word leated out, and orowda Joined hia. Thea the word was passed out that be wasn't 1•1•1 to do aay more strolling near the lblte Bouse. Bo••••r, uaooa•inc~ early this morning caMraaen we r e on hand. laa th• President t~ere? Jell, be c~ossed •ea up. BarrJ f 1 uman just up and slipped away in his car at seven tbia morning. Off he went to Ienwood, Marylaal, to where lbiie Bouae Secretary Charlie Baa ■ liTes. There Ir. Truman atrolled blia1fall7 aaid the c,erry blo11oa1, the forsythia and the aagnoliaa. Th• wo~d la t,at henceforth he'll pick a different apot eaoh day -- just so tie can enjoy the haabl• pl••••r• of a atroll. UIQ • . (late fla1b) The UIO aecret ••••ion •••ting waa oYer at 6:45, and they are now preparing a coa■unique to be iaaued within the next fifteen or twenty ainutea. ln old Engliah pro•erb rua, •A spaniel, a woaan, a walaut tree, The aore you beat thea, tbe better tbe7 be.• That precept ua actaally a part of the old la&ll•k co■aon law, which to the beat of •1 knowledge laa• ••••r a-:-: .. i. yet been repealed. ~ ~ i t eae peraieeible, •••n considered j•dicioua, for a buaband - ~ l t - W I I I - ' hia wife • i th a cane no thicker 1,haa hia f.. to chaati•• " tbuab. t1ri Ill I ~ b e J( - ~ &,.N~~._.. ..,-.,-t re•ersed)in our owa U.S. • a th• II A T d I l.1 x brouglat hi• wife into court re. •1 x. o ay, r. at Tacoaa, and charged her with third degree aaaault. It••••• that Ira. laJS l a i d ~ ~ ~ t h a couple of ~ ~ w-o•~• •i ~taa 'M:J:w ~•B • 'r ••i•II pre•••-- seas ua1liatD J &4 \aan he~---tn~~ In defense, Ir•• Aayx pleaded that the7 .. ••• Ir. J • ice a.rlea W \ e\\ t • r lag\ a\ i\