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Alao - at tho boa• of ooatoatloa tbat re■ala1. rraao• ... loat Goraaa,, 4iYi4•• , , • l•ltala. A4eaa••• roaowiaa Illa plea· 11111 tile Britiah be aooopto4 iato th• ~ouoa lartot. ueGa•ll• aa••••l•1 - that he'll thiat it o•••• If a nuclear test ban treaty abould be worked out between the United States and the Soviet Union - what about France and Red China? France, •• we know - as De Gaulle has repeatedly 1aid - 11 going to deYelop her own atomic deterrent. And there are report• that Bed China will explode a nuclear device - either thie year or next. laahington will tr1 to per•u•de Pari1 to join the teat ban. Buaata, to do tbe aaae - with Red China. Bow aiaple a solution is this? With President (ennedy having trouble with General De Gaulle, and Ibru1bchev and Yao hardly on spea k ing terms much longer. The le.a. c .... l• wortlaa o•ertl•• toaiabt - beoa••• of ft4el Caatro. Tb• bear4e4 ltotator, ••••••1' ~ offeria& •alt per■lt1 - t o ~ tho••••4 ~•••••• Thia, la •plte of hi• pr••lo•• 4eaaa4 - that•• fl••\ •••••• alrlla• fll1~t• to••••••• Oa• ........,. p•••l•• w - whiob c••••• to tat• flrat! T~• lwi11 ••••••1• ~aa411~ A•••l••• affal•• 4eap•r.at• to a•t o•t of their 1•4 4o■l•at .. lalaal. Greeting• again froa the Himalayas. Today I saw the Dalai La■a, for the first time in thirteen yeare. lhen ay aon and I first met hia when we were hia guests in Lhasa, in Nineteen Forty line, he waa about fourteen years old. Actually the fir1 t tiae we••• hi• was at a ctre■ on7 1uch aa few traveller• have ever witnessed. It was a Central Asian scene that could have been a thouaand year• ago. The boy Dalai Laaa on hi• throne, , in his robe• and wearing hi ■ ta 11 white cone-ahaped hat. Be was receiving a ahuttlins file of Tibetan• who were too awe-struck to raise their heads and look at their God King aa be blessed the ■• Lowell Jr. and I did look at hi ■ as he blessed us, but the cere ■ ony was 10 iapresaive even we were awe-struck. So, thia aorning when I went to see him I was thinking ~ . . out that audience thirteen years ago in Lhasa, in the audience ball of his handsome Norbulinka summer Palace. DAL AI LA A - ~ -------~-----· o d ay · e ~ad t h f. 1 t e 1 a s e _ c imb from th e In ~ ian mili ta y cantonment at harmsa au ~ a j _ ~ trac : to Swar g ashram, "T h e Heave ly P lace", ,here the Dal ai Lama now lives in exile. At an un . ~ tentious extrance 1e were sto~_e d by sentries of the Indian Army. Tsewon ~ amgyal explained my errand; th ey as ed m e to re ister; th e n, a f ew hun d red yards more and we were met by a non-commissioned officer, a tall be a rded Sikh, Sirdar Daleep Singh, who in turn passed us on to a Tibetan. He turned out to be another we had met in Nineteen Forty Nine when he was one of the Dalai Lama's genera ls. Ihemey Dzasa welcomed me as an old friend. He had helped the Dalai Lama esca e from the Chinese Reds in Nineteen Fifty Nine. The ge n ral now is in char g e of educatin g the Tibetan children in exile. earby, on the p orc h , stood t h e Dalai Lama, a broad smi l e on his face. No f ormal c e remony this time. Instead he elcomed me with a hearty hand shake_ with both hands - and lead me in t o his simple A L AI A A - -------------- au d ienc room, t h e size o f your livin room , erha !) S. 0 n the a 1 s · e r e sa c r ed T i bet an a in ti n s on i 1 k , "t an ~. as", ortrayin th lif e o f Bu dha. In Tibet h e wa s always greetin travell e rs, his o wn countrymen comin g from re mot e arts o f that wild, lo f ty land where travel was so d i ff icult, and often dan er-ous. Accor d ing to Tibetan custom he as : ed me about my journey, where I had been, whether it ha d been difficult and so on. Then he thanked me warmly, and he asked me to express his gratitude to th e people of America for their generosity in sending food, clot11in g and funds through our Tibetan Re fugee Committee. Tomorrow, if I g et throu gh to you a ain from out here in the H imalayas, I will tell you more about one o f the mos t unus u al youn men in the world. _________ o ________ _ Meanwhile bac at t h ranch - I mean C BS in Y e w Yor ' - TR FA L GAR -- -· ------ Aficionados of nava l histo r y - wi l l be i nterested in the f ollowin. Nelson's · la shi p the •Victory• is to be refitte . Remem ber how at the Battle o f Trafal g ar in e i hte e n five, lelson ran up - that famous messa e e to his fleet. •En gl and e · pects every man - to do hi s duty!•. And the British won the battle, and that ende d Napoleon's plan - to invade En g land. Nelson's flagship - a national monument, now to be re . aired - one hundred and fifty-ei ht years later. HYPNOTISM ~~------- I f you w a nt to in a Phi eta 'a J a key - r o into a trance, SR s Professor ' tanley i p ner - of ent S la t U niver ity. Th Prof ssor reports that hypnosis - is an aid to study - s t rengthens the desire to read, wea k ens the desire to g o to the movies. And so on. The group test e d by hy p nosis at K ent State improved ninety per cent. Dick - Sophomores : g oing into - a hypnotic trance. trance - as Phi Betes. Coming out of the FASHION -------- Oh yes - today's latest rom Flo enc e. At The Pitti Palace they have a new style, in milady 's f ootwear. "Sturdy to-inch he e ls , on noible laced shoes." Even on evening shoes. Coul there be n anti- ·eminine movement on in Florentine fas ion circles?