A R I L 7 , Pr me n t nthony Eden o da made a co plo of m ortan aopo tent ~ ·n h s Cb net . The nev Pr e n st er ha d b e e t he F ore _ n ec etar . n no, he has f l l ed th t vacan cy b a po nt n Ho · ard Mac illan - pr om nent a ~ an advocate o f An lo - Amer can cooperat on . In fact , the new ore n ecretar s half - Amer can • . acm l l an ~ ~ r n ~ter of Defen~e , a nd that poQt s n o • ta l en by S elwyn Lloy d - Chef t h D ee ate to the Un te d at on~ n e Yor . The se ar e the on ly m ortant chan e~ the London c binet . Which , otherw e , rema n pretty uch as t wa ~ under the ret r .1. n g Pr me ... n fl ter , W n°tonChurch 11 . CHURCHILL It look as if ir Winston migh bec0tn - an erican c tiz n. In \ ashtngton , toda , two m rnbe of Congress anno unc d - th . 1 11 roduce legisla to to gra n t onorar. cltizen hip to the r t sh statesman, so long a fa vorite in this c oun tr. . Senator org Smathers of Florida sa . s - he's working on a bill to int oduce in the Senate. C ongressman Hale Boggs of Louisiana - will sponsor a rJ .ti lar measure in the House. Well, Sir inston had an E nglish father and an American mother. N o w it looks as if he might have - both British and American citizenship. PRINCESS A n earlier d isp a tch, toda . , oted the r ch btshop of Ca nter b ~ a - e claring - there 's no truth tote rumors that Pr incess Mar gar might marr . th e divorced air h e ro, Group Ca ptain P ter Townse n d . BP, Quof.fpey Fieher wee alee peporteci the.b, tttader ~e rttles of the eharch ef KnglaA4, HDJL ...marriage ef 'fowuseud ts brtposslble. But later, the Archbishop deniep - he had ever said any such thing. All this transpired in Capetown, where the Archbishop of Canterbury is beginning a tour of South Africa. He says a newsman asked him- was there an.v truth in the rumors about the Princess? And he replied: "No comment." Later he was asked, would the new Premier in London make a~ difference - Anthony Eden being a divorced 1nan. And again the Archbishop replied: "No comment." It might be that, the "no comment" was ta · ,cen as a stmple "No." wttllXIIUllX~uu:iuµ~~utxa~ltxuru:•uauuaaxu In an. case, the earlier dispatch must have started r e verber atio ns - in London. p I t 1 con rm d , of f c 1 al l r , • ~ t P r mi r f k t n - a t·k n s cond f . n e r th l aw of th K o ran, oul t a rr - four . v rthel . , th se cond marriag is havi politic· 1 r p er cu s on . I .a . a r c hanging - tn t , o runmedan worl . Mohamme d 11 w as in thi countr . , recently , a ccomp an ed b. his fir t wife. Return ng ome, he ec d - he a nt ed to marr . a . oung woman ecretar . . His advisers lo K a rachi were much oppos d. Arguing - it would make a bad impre sio n in the estern countries. A few days ago, Mohammed Ali went off on a diplomatic mission. Accompanied - b . the . oung woman secretary. In S~ria, Beirut, they wee married - under Moslem law. They returned . ester da. , a n the word is that M hammed Ali's political associa te s are ''extremel . di appointed." In Karachi the P remier's reside nce is being par t tioned off into two dwelling u a rt e rs. One, for the f irst wife - who, apparentl . , 1 a ccepting the familiar o lem si tu at ion. Ti oth r - f or then w bri e . A r ood r ot"' - ported n Af han· t t n . fam ne - n the oater prov· cc~ of that ent 1 an country . Jobs - on he ra oa e . Ref e a l n at Bann , Chuman , Dera IQmal han , Kohat n Peehawa , n Pa i."' tan , report - that the Af han go vernment ~ent ~upplie~ of g ra n nto the farn ne stricken area . To bed tr buted - free . ut local of f cials , upon rece i v1 n the gr a n , ~old tat h h p rices to the hun ry . JAP erica n 'Io n a "battle of the flags" in Japan , toda . . The S ars a nd stripes - hoisted on top of a hotel at saka . Betwee n - t Japanese colors a n the flag o f Red China. T he victorious arm . - a Holl ood movie troupe . aking shots in Japan - for a film feature. The . had their headquarters in the saka Hotel - when a commercial delegation from R e d China arrived, last night. A a matter of diplomatic courtesv, the hotel ran up the Chinese Communist flag - and that was when the Americans rebelled. Holl,wood Production Manager Seymour Freedman went to the hotel people and announced: "The American flag goes up, too - or ou;,e go. 11 To prove they meant business, the twenty-nine America began to pack their bags. Whereupon the hotel management gave in - antoisted the American flag. ________ A. - .. Q - e tr l 1~ ') ~ p 1 1 l 0 Ai p .v, .. 1 i Q \I n ad con n rR. Thu r . y. T h j C t C arch d n an a rl r 0 . u h~n - h ~ rv n ce r ok u - er d f 0 e ta e ad m n trati n a a i t th Anti-C urch policy f the r.son ov~rn e nt. A um r o rrest erP mad • I ARD! A law,er's nvestigator was a rrested in Pittsburgh, todaJ . Charged - with tr. ing to bribe a witness in a ial for fraud in a federal housing sc andal. He's A ldo Icard! - p omtnent figure in a m.vster~ of wartime in Ital. • Icard1, a former officer in the i cloak and dagge . r service - charged with the murder of his own superior officer, Major William Holohan. Also accused - former Sergeant Carlo Lodolce of Rochester, New York. Both were convicted in absentia, in Italy. Icard1 - given a sentence of life imprisonment. Lodolce - seventeen . ears. But, because ot technicalities of law, neither could be extradicted. Icard! - now arrested in Pittsburgh. EISENHOWER President Eisenhower signed a document today. Which certainly must have reminded him of an event - ten years ago. Back in Nineteen Forty-Five, General Ike accepted the unconditional surrender of Gennany. Toda . , he signed the Paris Agre111nente - providing for the rearming of Western Oel'lla Sovereignty restored - West Oennany coming into the Borth Atlantic Treaty Organization. A lot of water has flowed under the international bridge - in ten years. ATOMIC The At mic Energ , Commislion will go into quantit. production - of atomic anti-aircraft missiles. Following - the spectacular test of ,esterda . • The first known explosion - of an atomic guided missile in flight. The inunediate inference is - that a barrier of atomic guided missiles will be created along the line of Arctic wasteland in Canada. The route - for hostile bombers across the Horth Pole. But what about anti-aircraft atomic explosions over thickly populated areas - over cities? Well, the blast of yesterda, was at an altitude of six miles. They say it proved - that no harm would be done to an.vthing on the ground. The sky-high fire-ball, expending its violence awa . up there, No danger from th blast or the radiation - for people on the ground. ATOMIC POWER The Atomic rg Commission h s an application from four private groups - for authorization to build atomic power plants. These gro\ . pS, in luding a public power compan . 1n the iddlewest, would build 'demonstration"plants. Pioneering - the use of atomic energ_v,for industrial purposes. The four plants would generate nough electricit . to suppl. the needs of a city the i z e of New Orleans or Buffalo. The total cost - one hundred and fift. million dollars. The private groups - offer to paJ eight y to n1net., per cent of the cost. The Atomic Energv Com1ss1oh - to put up the rest. c pow~r station - and ~J.x.11118.xa:JW~ Cost - fifty-fiv~ million dollars. beitrtg eeR&iaerea, Lewis L. Strauss, the Chairman pf the Atomic Energy Commission,XUU hails - this evidence that private ATOMIC POWER - 2 interests are willing to risk their own mone . in developing a tomic power for industr . • Democratic Sen a tor Clinton Anderson of New Mexico, Gh a iman of the Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee - echoes this approval. DUST BOWL Five million dollars .. allocated for "dust bowl" relief. President Eisenhower, today is authorizing that much money - for fanners 1n seven Westem states. They 1 Ve been having windy, blusterJ weeks out there. Continuing gales - which have blown the top soil, and created 11 dust bowl" conditions. AUTOMOBILES General Motors announces - record bre . aking sales of passenger car■ 1n the first quarter of Nineteen P1ftJ-F1ve. The highest - in G.M. histor . • In March, a new mark was established - for O.M . sales in a single month. In the firit quarte . r of the ,-ear, nearly eight hundred ~ninety-four thousand new passenger cars were sold by G.M. In March - nearly- three hundred and fttt,.-two thousand. Record-breaking figures -- as the motor car business booms. FRANK BARTHOLOMEW editors and reportere At the United P re s s, todn,, ~••J11:J1•~ began getting memoranda signed - "Bart." A graphic sign - that a new President and General M nager was on the job. Frank Bartholomew - seldom known b~ his right name. Throughout the newspaper world he •s called - "Bart." ~ e atg1m hast autsu, Httgh B&i.111.e &Me1U1ee• • ••• retlire f . - hU poet 11pea e-,leHng 11zie.e11Uelli t-lJ: ee Pre ■ Nent 111111 llene1ei ll&lllll)H of .i10 &~ Baillie pl'Ollloted to - Cba1ru.D of the Board. 8• new t,he wen•~ .o e as o • • . , , fi.rid the new "'ctive head ot the great newspaper gathering asaoc1att>n is - "Bart.· ROBBER'V The Net Y o rk Police have a clue in yesterday's record breaking b a nk robbery. A fingerprint - or, rather, a mere fraction of a fbp.p fingerprint. The bandits, after holding up a branch of the Chase-Manhattan Bank in the Borough of ueens, escaped wttua in an automobile. Which the,, presentl . , abandoned. The police investigated the car for fingerprints, and found one -- on the speedometer. But it was mostly - a blank. A flat, smooth surface in the center. But, around the edges - the telltale pattem of a fingerprint. It's an old story - crooks who t~ to obliterate their fingerprints by rubbing off the skin with sandpaper - a painful . operation. But this crook had not been successful enough. He left enough - for identification. The fraction of a fingerprint - recognized. The police won•tsy who he is. Except - that he's an ex-convic t . L O , • th oo l i c an n u n c d - t t a n k m 1 e s, P in t1r u h ictur9s in Ro u ' s Gall ry, hav e t i f f d ne of the ban its. Redmond Cribben - an -c nvict 1 nd atr vio tor . PRISONER The former wife of a conv ict in the Florida State Prison has confessed - that she smuggled the pistol, with which he made a desperate escape attempt last M o nda . . George Heroux - tr . ing to shoot his wa . out, and killing a prison official. The stor . - strange one. Two weeks ago, the former wife - remarried. Her second husband - an exerci bo, at a race-track. She persuaded him to bu, the gun - intended for her former husband. She concealed the gun under her girdle when she visited him in prison. Then, b, arrangement with him, left the gun hidden 1n a ladies' rest room. Where he, later, was able to procure it. The former wife claims - she smuggled in the gun, because she was afraid of her former hus and's friends. b■Q Afraid - they'd retaliate if she didn't help him. TKA - SPEAKERS OF THE YEAR (use 'l'nursda. , A pril 7) Tau Kappa Alpha, .tff9. National O ratorical Fraternit . , lts annual awards. Dr. Wa~e Eubank, President of the organization,and also President of the Universit, of New Mexico at Albuquerque,wires me that the laurels this ,ear go to Senator Case of New Jerse . , Editor Merle Thorp and of Washington, Dr. Norman Vincent Peale,~Dr. Frank Baxter of the Universit . rL Southern California. Spellbinders who all get a special salute. J IRELAMD I've alwa,s been a fancier of clev~ewspaper headlines - and here's a gem from Ireland. On an island Just off the coast, the local people were making whiske:v - that Irish "poteen". Government reveme agents made a raid. But, when they arrived - what did they hear? The church bell - tolling. Sounded like a solemn funeral - the wa.v the bell tolled. A signal, an alara. Some9od, had noted the approach ot revenue agents - and was tolling the village church bell. So the Hibernian ■oonahiners cleared out. Moving - l'llndreda or gallons ot illegally distill~<i spirits. The revenue agents - · foiled. Hugh,the stor, was printed in a local newspaper today, under the following headline: "The spirit was moved, as the bell tolled." Spiritual sort of Irish wit.