Britain am 1ranoe, toda,, oalled a nu. power olllfeNDOe - to •et in Lonllon, Septe■ber .,_nt,-Snentb. !Ill purpo■e - to arranp tor the entrance ot Weit ct--mnr11 tato tbi IORb Atlantia Treaty alliance. V1tb Veat Cleftllft NIIIIM•nt - ullller tbe &111danoe ot lato. !Ill PNnob . . . , . . . . 1■ q11alttted • I - - MO ftllllahlllo. flll llbole tbt.na, aotng to a 111m pGNr eoaterenoe. llllob Nllld bloluH - VHt GtlWIQ' 811d ta. United. Statn.~ w1U-N " lle8dfhile, there'• bilh indlpation 1n ,ranee, IDIOPI - 2 ,w, beo••• ~ Alllrtcan Secretary ot State, John Poater Dall••, - ~ a - 4 . ~ - - IR r I I • ' , oenaan.,, 11111 r a oonterr1111 with Cbanoellor ~ Aden811er today. taaorrow, I II a·•• to laldon, to ... t A Pl'IM 111nl•WI' Vtmton Cllal'ablll. ~ 1 l wtna - tbat hi won•t ••• tlal to 10 to ldll Par11 to••• Prater llnd•■ -Piw•. Today, ~ • h llllf■pepera " " oalltna thi■ a • I • I . • f • • !bltr anpr - eeboed 1il Lallllm. Where tm Dull•• aanouno ... t 11 ealled •po11t1oa1 taptllucle." Bonnr, tont.lbt 1 ■ clt■patob ■ay■ tbat tbl Dlllle■ to . . . •P Ill■ ■lnd. !bl •1111 ot Jlllrlean diapleUUN - ■PNcllnl thl Preneh okay tor tbat Bllen plan, tm oall tor a nlm ponr eonterenee. Moscow announces that Soviet fiuss1a has carried out - new atomic tests. The statement, on the Red radio, 1s brief. In J'hese words: "Lately, tests of one of the types or atomic weapons were carried out in the Soviet Union. The aim was - to study the effect of atomic explosions." Nothing much in addition - Just the terse announcement. .... In lorea, an AMrican warnlna - that thl u.s. a1d procraa will "alow down", unl••• the south Jtorean IOftnalnt IS.••• "whole maned cooperatlan." So 1tated by a 1111b ottio1al at the U.S.Bllbaaay 1n Seoul. 'fba nnd:111(°11- a art•• of South loN■D NO .... a,taoa -tnat aertoan policy - bitter OOIIJ)lat.ata,.or * w11;bdrlnl ot U.S. t ~ trca lorea. Sneral diYtal- - llllliln • ' • Top South Korean ottloiala oalltna tb1a - • ...., ...... t."· b .... ~~-~• •en-tlca tllat illb 1,•a a "deplo,aant•, intended ,o lift Sou ... laNa a pwflal Jk ~ . ' - ld.lltar, eatabliataent. GIIP Pl~Qlltllil sn • ~ • "lie don•t tm it ••l'Y .. 11, baYlnl rooa t.bNm at it 1n ld•ana•." Which 1a tollOlfed bJ thl warniq - that Alllrlom aid atpt "■low down" if thl SOil~ lorean attack■ oont-lmae. JOIIIIOU The battle of ialanda alona the Chima oout bu naw 1preld north - to the 'l'achen group. Today, Red artillery bcllbl.rcled an outpoet - Ju■t north of 'l'lobln Ia land, which ii a bUtton ot the latlonali■tl. Art1lle17 lhilla tell, and exploded • without doi._ mob d•■p. ·-·••r, it•• a 11ft IOW of biilllltlea • .,...._ - 4•• the nor m anobor of tha t.■land 11ne. -.. /' / 'l'llll111a1 are a IIIIINr r blt■ ot la4, d by tbe c.ecaa-mi.. f •• ~ t ; Ila - ooat111 ....,._ . ; . Red 1■ / ~ 1 •• t;o ·""t;b· Iba ■bDo··-·- / , m J'r died down. Li t,1, 110N, today , ~ .-than patrolltill by ~1analtat ft■■•l and pl ... ,. IIDOIISIA Polittcal trouble 1n Inctoneeta - but, tbl1 ti., 1t 1 1 no oaee or COlaln1•. The uproar - ar1&1lli t·rom a ca111e ot trouble " tar older than Nan or Lenin. lot the Nd tlq ot · a proletarian revolt - but tbe red roee ot l'Cll■noe. Pre11dent loelrarno, idol or independent Indonesia, ~ a a r r t • d . . . in. lot that be baa d1Yoroed wit• maNr on1 - bailed a, tne !'irat L&ciJ ot Indom11a. lo need ot tbat. Soelcarno 11 a Nobe 1dan - the l • ot tm loran peN1tt1111 bla to have tour •1•••• Reoently, hi beo- enebanhd with a beautiful tblrtJ-WO ,ear old Widow, and tbl wOl'd 11 _ . bil baa Ml"l'1.ed Mr;/;. prote■t o-• traa •-n•• orpn1sa'1 1n -::.d.,~ Indone11a • . Tb/tJ[,e beo•inl Weaternidd~------1114:l...,.. ... ....-illK.,. ..t 1I "1. M ,,,:lflt;~-~1,JJ a,1/J A. aoqaay. The wcaen leacl.NA- colleaauea,',t Soelcarno '• _ ttnt w1te. TbeJ olala that, even llDder 1118111.c law, tta aeoond urr1age waa not proper. Belauae, accord1n& to Koranic tl'l.d1t1on, Soekamo should have got pera1ae1on tl'OII h11 tlret wife - to take the second. Which - he tailed to do. Today, waaen leaders called a meeting - to draft IIPODSIA - 2 a 1t•t-nt ot protest. 'Ibey aay they will take thta • t ' - r ot aarrlap to the Indoneaian Parll-nt. RCllance, Noal• atyle - bringing a nn probl• k SOIIU.ut Aa1a. = -"ii tDfl -- - ---- -- --·- · -- -- ---- - n- Dalal 1 - haa &1ffn hta approyal - to the Rael aetRN-;;; ftltet. I auppoae - he couldn't ••r, •11 do anrthi-111 elae. ler ot the Hlllalayan lad wu taken to hid.Ill, • OOMtltutlon tor China. , ot tboee rubber ■tap atta1N 1 144 bl■ own rubber auap. Today• t i Cb1Dlae lad Ndlo quoted hill u IQN■lllll "want aupport" tor tlw - Red Con■tilatlon. Pleqinl TiNtan loyalty - to led Clllna. At the • - t1aa, the aptrUual ruler ot ~ ~ ■111to{lladdbllta - denlea that tlw Recla will tr, to de■tro, Nltaion in ftbet. '!hi deelaratlon - being in line with .,,_, ... nt■t elaill■ ot p-antS.... relta1ou1 treed•. All thi• la aooaapanled by anothlr di1patch • wbleb tella ot Tibetan■ tlooklng to Inaa, to aaa a petition. Aakilll - the Chine•• Red a11thorltiea to retllffl the Dalal Laa . _ b l - thl devutatin& to b11 own re 1 tatou• capita 1 • -1. . . . J ! j tJ.11! - 2 tlooda • wh1eh ooeurNd reoently - on tbl taet that tbl Dalal LIiia wu taken frcll T111et. !be pd■ - 911117 abOlat lt. ADIi ._, wan 1 t be pl• .... until tbl Dalal Laa retuaa. 'l'bl clupatob . . ,.. •11DU1eatlJ, . . , , ... ft.MUM IN aot OOIINNlcl . . . . , tbl , ...... Laa. Viii 11. aetully, • , . ........ lNIN - tlll C •-iteu. DDO-cJIIIA lndo-0hlna report, pollttoal Mtlon by - . . . . . poNrflll reltatoua ••eta. PNaatng a deaand that 1111 PNlller ot Viet ■• - pt out. !bl Pr9111er - in a bitter tead wltb tlla a111•••r ot the Viet • - - u,v. ID tha ■lddl• ot tm crtala - JPNno•, tou,, .,.. ... tall lndepeadenoe to Viet 1111. Or - wbat•• left of it, atw Iba nonblm part ot tha oountry wu banded ewer to tbl CI •,atau. lle8111b1le, the lllperor •o Dal 1• &01111 .._. - leDilll Illa fayortte ·••t1on blunta on tbe PNDOh 11YleN. He'll tr, to aol•• the ortata. Today, tbe tbNe Nlia10U orpntutl . . declared - the PNlller mat reatp, and ■aa wa,- tor, wbat tbeJ oall, "• aore daooratlo rest,ae." DDO-CmA - 2 IIINe ■lllton tollawera 1n southern Viet••, and are backed by prtyate ar■le1 ot thell' own. Reltgton - ■ind with po11t1ea and ■111tary toroe. If • • • t • • Stranp paoupe. Two ot the■ - 1eet1 of Buddhl•. !bl other, tbe larp1t ot the three - a ourt.0111 eCllbtaatlon. It 1 1 call~ - Cao Dal. A 11Y1t1oal 01111 - 1n Wld.eb •lddbl• 11 ■1n&led with Roun Catbollol•. !bl Chr11tlaatt, tn-.t11eed by ,renob ■111lonarte1. !he Cao Dal - founded bJ a propbat .... d Vietor llup, wblob eerta1n1, - • ' • Jrwll call■, "1pt.rt.t~al tr1end1." one ot wba■ 11 - Joan ot AN. llore - ot the JPNnch Catbollo eleaent. Another "1pt.r1wl friend• ot Cao Dal 11 - JPNnklln D. Rooenelt. Vblob ecaplete1 a ■t.xtare ot Baat and Weit. PUrtbllllOl'e, the Cao Dal 1eot 11 ruled by a "Pope". At the IIIOll9nt - Pope Pball Con fto. It aounda ay1tloal all · rlght - but there'•• M'9r1.al aide al10 .... 018 . , ·••*,.I_,,,,,.,, polttt al ~-CIIIIA - ;, s••rt1atl•. Pope PIIIII Con Tao haYllll a dl1elplt.Dld tollarilll ot a ■1111on and a halt - with a prlftte UIIJ• SIMI Newa trom Siaa tells or a tragedy ot - "But 11 But, and West 11 Weat, and never the twain 1hall aeet." A young Allerioan scholar and a S1-•e 1lrl ot hilb t•lly. viottJu or a au1c1de paet. lie - aucouablng. She - 1n cr1t1oal - condition ln a Banakok boepital. Roaanoe ot Baat and Weit. endlnl in dlaa1ter. Baney Pacter, ot Loa Anple1, went out But '° 1tudy Sanakrlt and Bllddh1•. In lbailand, old 81•, be wu al a Blacldh11t !IOl'8atery - ■Nklna tbe 11Y■t10 lore ot "lal'lla" ud "llffana." HI needed an interpreter, and the atddh11t IIOM'II uad the girl to help, twenty year · old Cbitrada, who knew loil1ah. Chitrada - said to be the daughter ot a hleh ofttoial 1n the govenlll8nt ot 'ffla1land. So abe tranalated tor hill boolca ot occult learnlQI at the ■onutery. And the fateful thing happened - they tell 1n love, Harvey Facter ot Lo• Angele~ and Ch1trada, dau1hter or s1aa. They wanted to get married, ard that's •ban they SIM - 2 toind - that never the twain ahall Met. Tradition in Banlkok - hostile to urrtage between s1-■e and Weaternera. Cbltrada'a t•11y - bitterly opposed. The couple, who had found NIIIDOe ln oriental 1111tlol•, aoqht a way out - by poiaon. Pomld lJlDI, aide bJ 1tde, bPln& lett a note - •llmd i,,- · eaeb. The no'9, ral41al: •1,0r4 Bladdba aaid - death 11 happlnl11." Lord Bllddba - who, 1n the dill daya &ODIi by, wu blunted by tha vanity and n111 or lite. Pope P111a tba ,_lttb bU fallen 111 IPlll - t • • - atcaaob trouble that attlloted bill lut ,ear. Soueea at tbl Vatloan •ar tba ■eYenty◄llbt year•••• old Pantut bU Ileen under treatant tor a ••k - by• apee1a11at frCII llrltNrland. Blat tbly add tbaN la •a11ao1111ei, DO · - t • PA'IDIO In Faria, 181181 Clold•lth bu tiled a kldnapptaa 0G111Pla1nt aaatnet hta ln-law1 - thl Bol1Y1.an tin • .,..., P&t1no and ble •Me, who••• a Prench ducbl1a. nib alNlllott111 h11 baby daqbter. Gol4•1tb, a Br1!ttlh botel bllr, iilllde a ...... ., lllfftqe wltll a daupter ot tm Patino■• Sbi ,ma drlal Ua oblld-blrth. So now - tbe quarrel abOllt tba tntant. t i P,atlaoe ldlllt tbay .... , .. obtld, biit r1.4loule b ohal'p ot ktelnapptna. ttae:r laJ 1iblr~ 11e,t.r al,le to tan oare ot tm baby - mo 1a111 da_y _, lbaN In 1illl 01111 llilidNd ■1111on dollar tln tortune. CHURCm:5 The World Council of Churches is accused of "deliberately' putting Communist collaborators on its governing central committee. The charge - made by the ~ international Council of Christian Churches. --- The World Council re-elected clergymen from Red Czechoslovakia and Hungary. So, tonight, Carl McIntyre, President of the International Council declares; "l charge, tonight, that the World Council of Chul'Chea and its leaders, deliberately, knowingly, placed these Co11111un1at collaborators and eccles1at1cal spokesmen for Co•un1sm on their Cent~al Connittee." POLITICS Preatdent Truman will not campaign for the De11001tats this autumn - Doctor's uaa orders. He'll make one apeech ~ 1n Kansas City - but no whistle - stop campaigning. H.S.T. underwent an operation some week• ago. He aar• he teela fine, but the doctor says he's got to recuperat. f\llly before he tries any more stNnuoua political activity. ,1m The big ttatit - put ott aaatn, 11ntil toaorrow. It wu raining ln In York today, tboqb ttw weather au.au 1aid thl 1k1e1 would olear 1n the evenlng. B•e•er, ttil prcaoter1 decided on another delay. Arranpaent■ - nre Mde the ■-, throuab C.B.S • .:, to broadoa1t, on tbl Ndlo, tbl bout · • • n Bea.,..ilbt Cblllpion look_y llaNllllO ml Cllall.enier lssard Cbarle1. The 4eo111on to delay••• 1 rdiate noily araaent - with tbl ••w York Giant,. Vho ban. -■•ball - 10Mdulecl tor tCIIOl'l'OW ni&bt - 1n tbe hot pennant rue. And naturally thlJ don 1 t llke the ocapet1tion ot tM bil fllbt at thl Yanu• stadt.ua. As a 1ort or oaaprc11i1e, it wu apeed tbat • - • • llaro1ano and Cblrlee won't ■tart l • f I •apping punches until eleven o•clock, balt an hoUr latter than tbe usual hour. JAlcOOVIR Authortt1es at Vancouver are atraid - an 1.1nderworld war haa broken out, on the Canadian Weat eout. A gangster teud - tor the control or the Yicl0111 tratrle tn drqa. Thia - tollowina a airder 11,yater,, on a co11ep 101r ooune. lear the tenth hole on the untveratty or Bl'ltiab Colllllbla golt oourae, a body••• round. The Tlctta, ahot to death. There were tracks ot an aut011oblle - which had rolled aoro11 the golt greens. The 1111rder, an 11merworld ride, apparently. The victlll, Daniel Brant, baad watter at the V a ncouver Preas Club. V1oe-Pree1dent - ot a local entertaitllNnt 11n1on. Seemingly - a thorou.&hlJ respectable character. But it turns 011t, now, that Daniel Brant 11 an ex-convict -- having served a prison tel'II at Bdllonton, Alberta, acne while ago. Pellow employees declare that, tn sptte or a mediocre 1nc011e - he always had plenty of money. Lut year, he was separated rrom hie w1te. She says, "He VAJICOOVIR - 2 didn't retona, even after he had pronaiaed to." The police conneot the 11Urder with reoent 11jna ot an outbreak or gang war. A naroottca aob, baled on Toronto and Montreal - 11Uaol1ng in on the dope trattlc alona the Weit ooaat. Today, a police oftlolal aa1d: "We are Ju•t 1'0Dler1na whether the bfa-tiJle IAnl Yiolence baa aoved to Yanaouver." RISCUE A dispatch 1'rolll the polar aea diacloaes an explol · t ot reeoue by a Canadian •easel that broke through McClure Strait. That frozen channel, on the direct route aoro11 the top ot North America - the Northwest paaeaae. Two ve11ela - oruhing through. One .. thft Canadian patrol ship Labrador. So naw we have a dispatch from the Labrador - telling ot the rescue. It happened on the way to McClure Strait. In watera - near the North Magnetic Pole. There,~ Labl'attor tound an Allerican veaeel, icebound 4n Baring Charmel. A frozen waterway ... which has never been charted. What wu an American ah1p doing in there? An exploration vessel, the Monte Carlo - on an expedition to pin-point the exact location of the Ma&nettc Pole. The ship in trouble, J&n1Ded in the ice. It looked as 1t the Magnetic Pole explorers would be marooned tor the uinter - or, lik e l, enough, their sh1 uould be crushed by the pressure of the tee. ~ - 2 So~ Labrador, a powerful oratt, clrcwe tt1 way into Baring Strait, and took the Aaerlcan 1h1p tn tow. Belleopter1 - doing a aaout1111 Job. Reportins - open1np 1D tbl tee, the beat way to pt throqh. !bl Labrador 1uoeeaded in tow1111 tbl explontton ve11el - out lnto • open water. then - on to ,m oomaueat ot lloCl\11'8 Strait. l•r•'• a later 41apatcb. Tb• l ■ericaa ••Pl•••r• h••• arri••d ln lo■ toa - a party bea4ei Ir •••••••4 Daniel Ll••h••• Je■uit acienti1t of le■ toa Coll•&•• Th•J report - \bat tbe aorthera •••••ti• pole 11 •• Prine• of lal•• I11an4 - ■ ot •• far fro■ lcCl•r•