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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1945
Page
2
An interview with Arthur Werner describes religious hunger in Berlin under Soviet advance. He cites few functioning churches, refuge behind walls, and damaged steeples while noting 20 open houses led mainly by Russian Orthodox, Catholic, and Jewish communities. Werner mentions Red Army aid, contact with Father Trieholtz, and a town council head overseeing religion.
Fire swept a residence early Monday at Harding Bowle Vatd and Highway 66 South, destroying the home of Mrs. Jo Cindrtal wife of a former deputy constable. Damage was estimated at $3000.
Fresh signals from the United Nations point to possible compromise on veto reform as a conference committee led by Foreign Minister Herbert V. Fyratt of Ars tintin prepares to meet at 4 p.m. PWT. Russia Britain France the United States and China debate restricting veto power while Evatt sponsors narrowing the veto to clear the atmosphere and hasten progress. Senator Tom Connally helps steer the talks with C. K. Webster aboard, amid broad calls for consensus to speed a successful conference conclusion.
A radio dispatch says 16 Polish leaders were arrested amid ongoing discussion of possible but unlikely action. It notes Hopkins in Paris meeting US officials on German occupation issues and Zhukov in Berlin. It previews a big Three conference gathering around mid June with Truman aiming for early closings and a charter draft underway.
Transcripts indicate the conference plans to draft an interim world organization statute and establish a world court. Delegates aim to finalize an agreement on governance steps and legal framework guiding the new body.
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