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, 4 [ UNITED PRESS 1 NEWS I : BRIEFS ; Sees No Meeting With Soviets WASHINGTON, D. C, May 22.— Presi- | dent Eisenhowers unity-promoting confer- i ence with British and French leaders next I month will not lead to a Big Four meeting with Russia while the Communists are promoting aggression, Secretary of State John | Foster Dulles made clear today. , Says Russia Has 100 A-Bombs BONN, Germany, May 22. — A West Ger- 1 man government bulletin, quoting a "military expert," said today Soviet Russia has | produced "at the most" 100 atom bombs. Cost of Living Up in April WASHINGTON, D. C, May 22. — The government reported today the cost of liv-ing edged up slightly in April to a point one -half of one per cent below the all-time record set last November. Bohlen May Attend Parley MOSCOW, Russia, May 22.— Diplomatic circles reported today that Charles E. Borlen, new United States Ambassador, may attend .the Big Three conference in Bermuda next month. Tidelands Bill Becomes Law WASHINGTON, D. C, May 22.— President Eisenhower today signed into law the controversial Tidelands Bill, giving coastal states title to offshore lands that may hold a multi-billion dollar oil treasure. Aldrich, Churchill Confer LONDON, England, May 22, — American Ambassador Winthrop Aldrich conferred with Prime Minister Winston Churchill at No. 10 Downing Street today, presumably discussing arrangements for the Big Three Bermuda conference next month. Caudle Before Probers WASHINGTON, D. C. May 22.— T. Lamar Caudle, one-time tax frauds prosecutor, was summoned before house investigators today to explain his role in the 1950 dismissal of two Tennessee tax cases. Urges Memorial Day Prayer WASHINGTON, D. C, May 22.— President Eisenhower urged Americans today to join on Memorial Day in prayers for world peace. General Navarre Lands Safely Hanoi, Indochina, May 22. — A military plane carrying the new French supreme commander in Indochina, Gen. Henri Navarre, was riddled by Communist antiaircraft fire today, but made a safe emergency landing.
