- ' I o · v . l t La 1 ec l i V V ... Y OBY: / L I I-{ J ~ on er if you~ be~n .atca w ; , e? ut h re in t h Arizona tchin the desert it 1 - s uit a thrillin ~ eel w tial sp ct a cle . The ~ C r a crystal , full moon , an - t en the sh d ow . were I a m moving across it. Right now_x • x aK« x ••• ~ in th e Apache-1. 1 avajo country , th e eclip e is n - lasting for oue hour and e i hty- ighL minu e 1n all . lith aas ■• • • astronomers everywhere interest d . Elaborate obser v ations being made . The first eclips e ev e r to be teletsed -- st own y th new miracle , video . tlere in ~rizona ~e ' ve all been watching for tho em te a rs hes acr s the ciar k• •• dar . ened · t ' ' J . tr n om rs pr :1 hesy there ttou ld ¥ c e "n e mo n • . t' be because re cor -bre rut ng num er of the s e i ■ saa ■ of the long aura ti n of th i t o tal ecli p se. L A - --- or a l l a h ut t t, k u n th r look p rha , u w ul l i t 0 ar a ittle bout v ~ ha been oi n int, orld. . FO I I Gt A I 1 ar 11 a n t nsion p ass d t b lh 1 o us f r r . ~ nt.ativ . Tl ~r , r e d t erm in d attem ts loo y to c urtai l t program , a nd cut down t e 4 mo un t of on e y l o continue the E urop e an recov e ry r g ram. ul these iere vot e d d own. The house by a large majority p assed t he five billion dollar bill to c ntinu e t he ars h all Plan until July 1, 1950. F LL I Th V a 4 to 4 . T n· t as alr ady p ass d a i l l for - ~ 1 lan xt i g ur n sl iehtly ar a n 1 )n, t I\ diff r nt. To nun rd million llar iff r nt.\jut ip t nat ~s o 1 li ht in th . multi-bi lion days. A Joi. t committ 0 t two ouse ill now · ork out a compro is • Ena - 1 r ... 1 n rum n n n iv ... r ry n i it i i 1 . o in f l i n A ri 1 ,, t ' r . r . h b c m r si nt of Unit t t f Fr l i o v 1 t. o, n tL i f u rt b anr iv r a ry i r si nty, he4ent to the senat of tle nit ~ tates th North Atlantic -- Treaty pact for ratificali n. transmitted the treaty to capit 1 hill, a 1 o ng · it h a s p c i a 1 message. At first, b had int nd d to s nd on~y a 1 tt r--then decid don the m r formal method of coinmunicating · ith Congress. "i'n th s ecial message he call d the 11e. Atlantic allianc _ --"a lon 6 ste on th road to - peace." He ~ointed out how on country after another has been made a saLtelil@ dictatorshiR under . ~~ tne oomination of soviet - Ru s s i a , I\ iJ II a :i-Lt. ft f -t6. . ~ nation I . t av'Jid such a fate themselves •• By im licntion, es tern ~urop ~re detP-rmin d · ~ 11e a PIIIUJ. /~ o v 1 e i. c 111:u·gto 11;,u:, t. ",.., t'a.c.. .i. l..J --- 1 ATY vio ti n • I ~tll Pr i t 0 ic1 rovia --- ~ ton re i by t ly to t ~ an :i th C art c r of t u. · · . -- t l n to rtic 1 o t 1 c 1art - r, for r iona a oci tion. t Sp C ou tri _ ght r / . t m s J ag 1 s J Pg n / / / u st for rush nat e . That,t es nat e { not / paTties, · vi ~ upo 1 / ntic ecurit pact-- ' ly On this 4th anoiversar of is takin~ t e oath as r e sident, Harry Truman is decribed as b li e ving that -- the irst four y ars re t e hardest. Al ays a c ~erful optimist, t thinks that is f irst term witness d t e great st dangers -- the v.orst crisis ~ ~ & ! l e - , . ~ v.ar. I · · s g i a , l f l l ' " f , t ~ ~ th mars all lan has s t western --... Eur p on 1 roaa to conornic r cov ry during 1'REA'1'r -3 - ----- the next couple of years, while the north tlantic Alliance il deter aggressive moves by Soviet Russia. Such, we are told, is the Truman confident hope for peace as his second administration rolls on - the first four years the hardest. - 'l' h nera l a mbly 0 t 1 ati n vote t , a t n t t r tr ' al 0 Car - ina in z nty f - T i in lin ith u r . ~ comrnitt e ac ion r vio · : y t. k e n--t " n · ral assemb y no votin 3 to 7. Th . c ~ ion follo · d blasting atta c s by t . soviets and aat•iitaa x - sateli tes, 1 ,t y d clau.:g r it w-a-s a violation of the c · a r t e r o f the ,U.,a i ts - ed - · · -s- to bring the ca s e o f . I tne primate of Hun ary b fore the orld o . anization. Er V 'I l I r l a b ~ t .. n t l ... er t,ar a C tary 0 t Army - n t s j C t, C r for r r sid nt erb rt OV r, cl at p sums 0 on y are a t d t r d re ' ut 0 h r negli nc . an xtr va nc • a Cl nounc d y a my s cretary - .Ho all, w 0 ngril C 1 1 t oov r stat ment "totally ~ i co1r Ct. " i . tni t s nat C ramitt • But now Royall' u eri r offic r sp ~ aks u , the secretary of defense, Loui Jons n. OK'{ th Hoov r allegations of waste and xtravaganc in th. armPd fores, and says tat tne former presid nt is, in Johnson's oras,-- - "on t e rigot trac ." i D 75?p .. ' I t 1n r ' ' 1 ~ t i ' • i t, V - r . rl , l # n l n of . Ut; g .:. r t orou 6 : r , i n f n 1 . I C • I u E ~ ~ 0 e t ') i .. in rt t t l _ v , l. i n atiola t r· f t r for ffort of C nd nnin yan,on 0 tn ~a ~ ~~ h ... ir - n ' an 0 om r UD t-- A • an i i 00S. 'I' d n 1 ii•x . nin r:yc1n as ut a i lion ~1 r r a C aig c _an u unicipa ovr:,r m ~ r t~ aaattaA••~ co,t·n nt. In o articu ar, is as ai in ttation of a or ' of r • If a o a fu i>n nv ~nt ai ' is ak·tJg • t:,(taCIJ r C arg€ f an ,,. - ~ a .... ' y i' ti ( • Q tl D i a ' r; , ~ y r :. ~ ... ,. . C• ~: : r· . . . ••*•s■ cta« ~,. . " a. l LJ . . n n - lin Vi ' ich ' i ~ imtn , f T 1 ictn n w an lCe Y, n t a y n. h y ar a a n t th r 11 g a nt i. - - J l n r ad )t i&JX avy r .. inv _ r, n th Y n a f rm r cit t_ctiv ' l v, a r Jon ' a f rm r ag nt of t, tJ nit , "' t t , tr a s u ry. T h v , o r s t r v t, o a y t 11 s o y, · t h s t r e er -- arrest ' an t e e was an a ll -night uestioniu --1 y a r \-y r ims f. In t e cours of tn long ra n- ut uez' for or Tr asur Ag nt J ' is sa .... d to ave con ssed--~tating t, at Bro« y' acting in behalf of Clennendi R an, ha m ~ <l nim to ngag a ir ta ing xp rt-- . g for r city a tPctiv - KAnn th Ryan. -if t 1 y tap d th t 1 phon 0 m n r H l l . £4'{) Lo An 1 , n d jurv ba n ded own indictm nts Lo a i n t, . 1 1 c i C o n cus - g r i ng ut O t, P b aLiu u f ro. 10 s o· er b v n m 11 b rs of n n o th 11 g d boss rack e t r of Lo ambling . Th ~ 0 r arr es ted, b ut e r e r lea d in a cov r-u p , ~hich b rou gh t about the sus nsi n o f t tos Angeles ete ctiv es . Th e indictment anded own today nam rac t r ickie Coh n im'elf, h is seven e nc h m n, three police officers and a cou le of others. ND • Dt,iAG I -1 nan airlin e r flying from Fort W orth, T xas t, Baltimore , on . assenger today 't\as a tall, lean , athl e tic looking felloll-- · ith a long 6,,,- aark f ace. It 1s a m 1/ncholy sort of a face, even ~ en the moo is bright. Today th re ~as only too much reason for a glum expression. Jo e 01,maggio-- on h is ~ay fr m the ■ x,a«ittaax8a ■ ea ■ s~xxxxxxx expibition games in ~exas to Johns- hopk ins h ospital, ' ",-.◄ .... to hav e som thing done about that heel of h i s . ~ /\. ~ At rort 1orth the Yankee Ball Club made the . - formal announce~ent, Club Secretary Red Patterson sayi g: "I regret to report that Joe's heel isn't acing any g ood". An d well may the Yankees regret-- b cause their top-ranking star, the ~ i ghes t paid ball layer, may be out for t h e season. If so, the Yank ope f r an American Le a g ue Pe nnant may ell b e in t,ne ash can- or s o the s arts riters ar e saying . The D ~maggio story · is one of baseball trag edy -- t e great l itter and outfielder afflicted at the 1eight of his career, aff l icted by a growth on hi s - - - DlalAliliIU -2 - - right heel, a sort of spur. Be has suffered this for several years, Jolting Joe playing a hard, fast, game of ball, a y a fter day, often when it was an agony for him t o run. Be has been in the hands of the doctor repeatedly. Be finished out last season, virtually lame, and went to Johns-Hopkins, where the s ur was removed from his heel by surgery. Be thought he would be all right this year, and reported to training camp six weeks ago in high hope. E A "'IO - J Continu . ci. But on Lhe s c ond day , h e injur ed the heel , and ~as flo~n b ack to t he hospital for some more surgery. e ao ct o rs to ld h im to take it ea sy. ;(.e -~ ciid fo r~ eks . But then as th e Yank ees en t exhibitio I\ games through Texas, Jo go t back in the game. Yester d ay, we hear, ne hurt t h e affected foot ov e r again-- whe n he scored from second base on a sort single to t he outfield. That takes fast running, das ing from second to iaai beat a throw to the plate1so Loday, on that airline r from Fort W orth t Baltimore, was the passenger ~ith the long, dark, melencholy, face--more reason than ever to be melencohly. Joe Demaggio on his way to the hospital. End HQLBROOJr 1 'm in Indian country tonight, the <1eaert home ot tne Apache• and the N avaJoa. In tact there are ~ache• ancl Navajo■ ~ ~~ ~-e - here beside me°),- I/If& I ac broadcasting f rom tne eou)t House, tra11 Judge Udall'• court room-· ri gh t fro - - the bench, • a crowded A court room, in the town of Holbrook, Arizona, a. aeart of the o ld•t ime elx gun country~ Thia all used to be ~ache County, ... -·-- UAll~I p.v-d- ~ ) ~Ul• t.errl tory t,&a di Yicie~ Nt'lt-9""~.,.__."M-,....,.....se~M"t~ HolbrCk>k ~ ts the capital of Navajo County. I •ant to tell you about a ban1tn1 tbat took place just out1id.e the ~ wind.ow. ~ r • t a 11 ttle ■ore of the background1 Holbrook 11 in the •alnted J>e■ert part ot Arlzma, tit een mllea Weat of the ~•tritiea foreet, one ot 1iP the A"oncier• ot the · •••'· f ~ 4rove here o.ur1ng t!!_ n!J!t a~ t.h.!• m~nin~ troa Sau them Arizona, bJ way ot Globe, the apectacular Salt River I\ Cmyon - which 1• much like the Grancl canyon -- ana. then aoroaa the AiPache country. Holbrook 1• the bub ot a ,a1t area, • region famecl . . 1n1y tor tta Indiana, :at al■ o tor cattle ranchin~. the larg at uncut ti■ b er area in t.he nation -- ■o t 1 : ey tell a . e, a■ well •• • H OJ,BR 0<E - 2 f'amoua ! or t b e Petrifi d !or e et an d t h e Painl.ed D esert. The l u t time I was here thie Cou r t Hou e e nad.n't oeen built, moat ot the oro ~ d of sever a l undr e ' eovle w h o are sitting around w e during t h e broa d cast hadn't been born, and the moat ot what 1a today tbe thriving town of' Holbrook w a en•t in existence at all. There •ere only about three bun d rrd people here then. Ho• lo and behold there are two t h aueand t h ree hundre a , one of the ~ ua 11,elieat. moat weatern towna anyllbere in the Weit. But, I •,e been talking tu ate~ old timers ' who w ere ' here when I made that. -~.,._f-Jo .... ~~~~ ~~~- oth ~ r vialt, Ma;,;-/.•••• J.eRoy Gibbon■, and Uncle Billy Croee.•- A.. ~ "pecial ly Uncle Bill~ • came here in &gbteen atgbty-ti,e, in the d.aya ot Geronimo. Yee, t.hia 1 e the Geronimo oountry:«'1 wieh I nad time to tell you ho• Uncle Billy became a barber back 1 the old claye. At that ti■• all barbt'r ahopa were in "ool hall■. Uncle Billy 15 ent in to ~•t a eb a ve and wh111 he aaidl aaked. " where ••• the bar b er tb.e pool hall ~ - repl led; "Oh, /\ 1P can you ' e h av• youra•lt,• So yo u ng ( • omebocly ju at • h ot h im. Bill a ha,ecl " t d peo 11 le k ept c ow in g in and n e ...._ ■••••Jl. th• A - Croaa did juat ti1a 1 an r r- r- ~ -- by accident. HQLBROOK - 3 But to et back to Geronimo. Uncle Billy ae here when Geronimo •as on the war-path. He wae here w n en e ix bundre u of Geronimo'• Apachee ere brou t to Holbrook in chaina and ahipped to Flori .... a. Saye U ncle Billy: "They t.ere big powerful bucke from the hit~ o ntain country, but ln t h e lo landa of Plori a they died like tliea". Uncle Billy pa haa juat teen telling me about the Mcly ~ ~- Cooper•Sheritt Owena ehootingA •••* Sheriff Oiena wo.i · e hie hair long, down on :ii ~•~ ~ ~ ~ ~ g u n J he ent to the home ot Andy Cooper, encl told. Ancl)' be had a aarran, - 4.-::./,' ''~A..,._•~•-Q- e...~~~, tor bl• arreat. And.y excuee y himself and stepped baok in the roOII /\ and tired at the Sheriff ~ n ~ " : ! r e than ten f e e t . ~ -"l., mi■aed•and in leee time than it takee to tell itf Coamoclore I Owena kil e bim and two more members of lu hie gang~Then a at,rted. ■ aunterlng away •1th hi• ebotgun over hi• aboulcier. So•on• down the etreet ahouted: "Look out eherittl• Owena ■ quinted over ■ aw hi• ehoulder,~ Johnny Blevine about to shot him, ana witnout turn lng, tbe Sheriff'• ehooting over bi ■ • • - enouJ.cler 1 put a elua -r r~, ~ ~ a . ~ / through Johnny, .--,( -te,,_ ~ ---◄ --c-e ~ ~ 4 f , C f - - ,; D --- My time's up and I haven't gotten around to the story of that han~ing just utside this c o urtroom window. Uuess 1'11 have to tell it to you tomorro night. It's a wild tale ' en. J Orainarily, n a id ap i g occur , th _ olic t ui hty busy--aiso th FBI. Abduction for ransom is a fed _ ral offens, and the agents of t e F B I ar . ot after kidnap ers. That is, they usually ar • Today, o~ v r, h ar of a stran disint rest on t i art of the Police of Los Angeles-- whrr a 1ighly dramatic pay off in a · snatching case is re ort a to have tak~n pla~e yest ray. FurthermorP, the FBI ople say they want nothing to do with this idnapp cri~e, tough i t has all the sign of th sensational. The story is that a five-year old boy was picked up and held for ransom--Joey Goodman, son of a resident of Beverly Hills, that sumtous neighborhood of ollywood movie stars. The lad was a pupil at a military school for small boys, and disappeared early yesterday morning. Later in the day his mother, Mrs ary Goodman, received a tel hone call--the voice at ' · 1 the other nd o f t ire t lling her that her small son had been kidnapped~ and 1 instructing her what to do APP! G" -lA about paying a ran om. he was order d to go to the bank, dra, out $50,000, ana take this to a building in down-town Los An eles, v.h r sh ou ld be m t by an age~t ~ Pl G" - f l na r . am LlilJl.fi COU- --to o f .,; ' ' dy ca ... a cou a ' n s on. o to 0 t r na VO >: ' r a cri em cur · a a in ui e acce ted h n - -v. i ch a ? r t K, sin c c lcin't e t la r o o o t one ooth, ' icb • e i ciicateci, ana wa t re for fiv i nu t es - . - u n t i 1 s receivea a ~ D call infor ing r . r to .... . .. ic up C a. All t accor -ing to C - ul --Mrs uooa.man aiting at ooth an r C ivin a call. She v.as in t1uct a to 0 0 an Am ssaaor . ot l, ,11icb sn cii -- an t e r , in obby, _ound her s a 1 son, l i t t l Joey. h story t us a r, has a 11 us en~e and i f a ~i · na crime--t anxiet of the par nts, the ea r t. - b r a i n , r ry o f t e mo her , a s s oes through - - - t e routine or r a by the iana ers, ste by step..,..--- A.. until the final r c v ry o f t e c ilo. C 1tain hat APPHG" _ ,. A s1 uld int I' t th Los Ang 1 the FBI ot on th trail. Polic , n But th rear ther angles. The fatlier of tn ~idnap ed boy •