It lo ks as if there will be no extension of the Palestine truce. In Cairo thia afternoon the political co ■■ ittee of the Arab League held a aeetin1 to give a final answer to Count Bernadotte's propoaal that the ar■istioe be prolonged.ien the coaterence ended the Secretary General ca ■ e out and told tbe , ne••••n!•there will be no exten1ion of the truce.• Thi• occurred before the Arab L••••• receiwed an -d~4 ~ ~ appeal aentAby fh• Security Council of the United lationa •M• aft'M••.,. -- a pl•• tor - truce extension. It re ■ain• to•••••• wbetber \be Araba will be influenced by thia. le -_11 tao••••' that to ■ orro• ■ orning~ when U I ■ e41ator Count Bernadotte aanouno•• the repliea tro ■ botb aid••• a, be aaya he will do. Iarael baa indicated a coaditio ■al acceptance. But ~ proapect ••••• wirtuallJ -t&,t- bopeleaa.,. after tonight'• Arab deolaration"-•tbere will be DO extenaioa of the truce.• Tod a y w s the bi g~e st ot al l aays for tbe A ■erican Air rorce flying fooa lo ~erlin. More tban a tboua nd tons of au p pli s ■■ a x i were de liwered -- .._. ~ aboYe the require■ent needed to keep the A■eric■a s ector of eatern Berlin &oina. •• hear tbe ~owlets h••• war••• both tie Aaerican• ud Britiab that lh&aaian 1' igbter• •ill foroe down any big traneport that ••1 •tray ou, of the air corridor •••igaed to th• •••tern Alli••· ac IU■ ai \~ere ia further •••in••• of _.ovl•t figbt•r• orowaia& ia •. Oae MBritiab pllo\ report• that a lio•l•t yak fi&b\er buaaed bia, while ••••ral other yaka fl•• all aroud ht• plane. 1'be tro~ble behina the Iron l;urtain •••• to be focusing on the feud bet een Jugoelavia an~ ibania. ela tio /b et een COUDtries . . itberW> been ttris: Jugoslaw / •as the big of / Hus was the puppet the parj>pet • a puppe~. / Ho••••r, t.be / ~ntor■ - ana , against. ~"i•t tiusaia. _JtXX Albania, the bi&~ ppet. Yeaterd y, a diap tch fro• -o•co• atate4 tbat AlbaDia w&a taking aotioD agaiDst boati~eleaea\a t·roa Jugoa . lavia. Today •• ha•• tbe Tu1oal1• ••raioa -- which tells bow lbanian ieaa descended on Jugoala• builainga, rippin1 thing• apart, and t.earine u1 , picture• of c:1111 Jugoala• •asssz&■• 810,ator, Marshal r1to. aQ.., abu ~ JugoalaY■, and c . ;rotf t.heir fooa supplie • }or a " ,.. clia&x, they rreated ninety-four Jugosl v railro d • workera, and expell d the ■, tr tin the• -- •lik cridn 1a 1 • AZa.y• tlc. ~-.,._t;-./..' Tearing up the pictures ot · · , · 1 to as aboekin& in4eed, aa is illustrated by one detail in the ator7 today. ~be ninety-four ■ a,tl ■a expelle4 railroad worker• were thrust across tbe border at a place called Tito1rac. - - ~ . a town naaed after tbe Tagoala• Giotator - reaindiDI on• 01 Stalinarad. lo• ca• i ■a1ine waat tae ~••iet Co■■aaiet• woald ••1 about tearin1 •~ plot•••• et ~ ~tall••-_. tb• Jaaoala• •••• feel tbe •••• ■-• ••n~ ~ teari■I •P piotur•• of Tito. UiilJIA Tbe go•ern ■ ent of China report• a ■ aJor Yictor7 oYer the Ubineae Co■■uniata. ) Three bunGrea tbouaaaG troop• of Chiang ,ai-~het•a Ar ■ y lauacbed a aa•••.r• dri••• fought a iieven-e1a1 • battle, anca ••••••a what then••• diapatcb call• -- •~h• ~•i•••• led•• ••i• a\r••1th ia Ueatral ~bina. ~ ~hi• oocurred in tbe •••tera part of tbe Pro•i•c• of Moaaa, a atroaaaold of tb• co-uia\a • . Tb• diapatoh atate• that tu •••••••••t l•roea • • • -- oaptared all 1trate1io poiata la laat M••••• d4 of tbe Ciwil lar.• In far off Malaya, a total war baa beeD declared against Red Terrorists. The Britiab Co ■■ iaaioner General baa order•d an all-out ca■ pai1n, announcing that the Malayan Uo ■■ uniata a■ are to be -- •exter■inated.•) Tnia followa a wave of Co ■■ unia\ vloleace operating at t~e new gatea of ~ra1apore. •e bear 1roa ~•aabington thlt ne&otiatioaa are going on behind the scenes to keep A■er1can forei1• - - -r£J--:.., policy out of the elction -- absolutely oat. Governaeat . ~ leaders are con•inced that the preaent MoYiet poller of paab-and-aboye 11 baaed on the idea of &■erioaD diaanity during the political caapalan -- wit.a••• •&&••••ioaa likely•• tbe •lectioaeerina beoo■•• bo\ter. To••• atop ••1 aaoh QOYiet &•■e, oar top leader• are •••kin1 an iroa-clad aareeaeat a■ona the caaaiaatea -- an iron-clacl aar•e■ent for a anl\ed troat io le••'- the oold war oat or the political ~- - bJ bot.la par\ t••• cl•bate. - ADD DEMOCRATS Senator Lister Rill of Alabaaa ha1 J••t aade a new •draft Eisenhower• atateaent in the following reaarkable words. •our youth• oriea the Sen tor, •will not dodge th• draft, and I doa 1 \ believe that Gene~al lieenbower would dodge a draft.• Well, there are draft• aad dratt1 - iaoludiag a draft of air. """\; li_!~ l ·n1e !;isenbo•er boo■ go,u on st.11bbora1,J ) althoughW i i ran into a little \rouble toda7. The De ■ocratic Mational ~oaaitteeaan froa ■ icbi&aD cliabed of the bandwagon, aa7ing: •1t ia uaeless an4 4aaa&iDI to \ie ue■ocratic Party to diacuaa M■a■al General &i•••~••er~ caa4i4ac1 any further.• tbe Preaidea\ truaaa baa ao\ ~eoided •be\taer or aot to 10 to the ooa•en\loD. Tba\ ••• a\at.ed toGaJ at the ■ bite iouae -- wber• there were ae• predio\ioaa tbat tbe Prealdeat. would win out oD tbe t·irat ballo\. QUl 4 lbicb la loudlJ denied by t.b• &l••abower booaera. OD. traiD ( Toai1bt. with otb•r• J•••• Rooaewelt, aoD of r.u.a. ii of the California ~•l• atioD - a traia OD abich two •i&•• re diapla1 d. une placard ~t1uc1,1·~ -2 blalona the naae of £iaenhower. The other ad•erti••• \~• •••• of Roose•alt -- Ja■as) ~aat night! d•ellea on a figu r e of apeecb that is being used everywhere -- how tbe draft-~iseabower people got out on a long liab, •hereupon tbe ueneral ••••d \be liab off. l'his l expaaded tiy not in& that t.Ae boya of the ~iaenbo•er booa, flat on t.beir baota oa tbe around, ••r• at.ill cliaaina tot.be aawed~off liab. lbicb •a• not t.be beat. ■ etapbor to be applied to the ease -- not •1 far. ~be •aanifice,, alail• ia proYlde4 toaa7 by coluani1t art.bur lroc& ia t~• ••• ror_t 1 • i■ ea. Art.bur ~root clld t.be •1•• t.laiD&• ~eetta1 a ai1ht1 aJ■ bol, be ••at ■ to that •oarce of aourcea -- the Mlble. Aacl there , Ile fou · acl a aup•rb, aot to aay prophetic, pa11a1e -- about, a aaa oat oa a liab. &rtA•r ~root ••nt. to toe aeco•Cl boot ot · - - Ab1alon rode upon a aule, aad t.b• aule went. aauer tbe t.hlct bough• of a areat oat, aaCl bia bead caaght aold of tbe oat, and be waa tJk•n up bet · •••O tbe bea••n ••• ta. earth. And the ■ ule that ••• under bi ■ we11t away.r ~o •••• tb•r• you ba•• it -- b&D&in& OD a l~~i•~~!ll =~ !.!L -2 li ■b, bangin g by the hair. lhil~ tbe ■ ule goea oa. Arthur ~rock poiat e out the el••••t of prophecy. • here tbe Ueaocratic ■ule will 10 fro■ Pbiladelpbia i• the queatioa,• he writea, •b•t tb• o•erwbel ■ iag proapect 1• that he will go to bia aa\ ral ao■• -- Miaaouri.• · 1 · h• l»reaiclaat, of ao•r••• 11 froa ■ laaoul So ••r'• \be 11,1e baa foretold it all - &~a•l•• ba■al . . ~, \lie balr fro• a 11■,, •l\h ~ruaa ao■ iaat•• a\ Pllilaielpbla. This persistent £isehower boo ■ raises the question -- bow can you say -no?• A question that ■aDJ a young lady has asked •itb ao■e diaaay. -ut here•• oae thing that aight contort the ~eneral - tbe caae of hie illuatrioua antecedent, 8beraan. Al the a of t • ••r ioue ~i•enhower don't aace al ite. iD war -- tbat, aarob to tbe aea. Me ■ a• a aenial aael a llkea\lt soldier -- like &iae•bower. aoreower, upon retlria& fro• tbe · &r■J at tbe ead of \be ~lwil war, -- like &iaeabower - be bee••• tb• head ot a coll•&•• lt• na■• today i1 ~oui1iaaa ~,ate Uni••r•ity. a. Arthur - and h• 1r•••nt• a aarpriain& *Dalo&J te Preaideat ~ruaan. Me••• •ice-Pre1ident, aad took tb• blaber office upon tb• deatb of aasaaainated ~r••iGeD\ Garfield. Arthur •anted to return to the lbite tiouae, but aaDy ~e ublican leaders i•zx thought he••• a political liability. Ttey felt they could use the ailitar7 reputation of a ci•il war hero -- to win the elction. I• there w a s General Willia• Tecu■aeb ~ber■ ao -- of aarahia1 •~•r■an be1an b7 writiD& a refuaal ia tbeae worda: •1 •111 aot, ia aa7 •••nt, eatertala o~ aoaept the ao ■ iDation.• f\at that tax did aot atop tbe iberaan boo ■• lbereupoa the ~•••ral repeated t•• warala1 - iD ca•• aa7body propoaed hia aaae at the Mepublloaa ~oaweatioa. tbat bad ao effect either. •b•r••P•• ~b••••• oaaa lor•ard with that olaaaio, ~ pablio a■nouo••••') ~~ ~,--r,., - •1 will not accept it ao ■ iaated, aad •ill aot aer•• I lf ,.__ •• eleoteaf a lbich, •••r aiaoe, baa b••• cited a• \be coaplete and conau■■ ate ••1 of ••Jin& -- •ao.• draft.-tiber:■an-l>ooat•r• retuaed to be reJeoteci. · 1 · hey ••at ri1bt ahead; aud tj;.oaiaatin& apeecb eeeas to echo riabt down to the preaeat day. The or tor tb~Ddered \ha\ ~ber■an woul d accept a draft. tie put it in tbeae aaaaificent words: When patriotis ■ calla be cannot, if ht would, be silent. ~ut, grasping that banner, to bia ao dear, which he baa al•••J already borne in iz■ trluap~ h• will ■ arch to a ci•ic •ictory ao le•• reaowaed \baa tbo•• of• r.• ~ound• like today -- except that ia 1114 tb• 1t1l• of oratory waa ■ore flowery. Mo•••er, the delegates took ~beraan at bi• word, and he reoeiYed oaly two wot••· Ta■••~. Blaiae ••• aoalaated, aad iD tbe election ••• ' defeated -- bJ TodaJ, biatorJ repeatin1 itaelr, •• ba•• tbat aa■e old queatioa -- ho• oaa 1ou ••1 •ao?• tbere •e••• about only on• ••1 left for ~•neral &iaeabower -- be could co ■• out for th• Uewe7-larren ticket. T ~ woui. - be aaJiD& •ao• ■ore deoiai••lJ than ~b•r•an ••er did. Add DlilOCRAllff"~ ~ ~ - ~here was a noisy deaoaatratioa toaight in front or General Eiaenhower'e hoae at Cola■bia Ua1Yer1it7. A big crowd paraded aad 1bouted ) - ao■, ft•• tbouaaad people, headed by r e ■bere of the pelitical or1aai1atio• called AIIRIC&IS roa DEMOCRATIC lCTIOI. Tbe Qeaeral oa■ e o•t a bi1 balooaJ aad ••••4 at tbe aboutiag ■ ob aacl th•••••\ But.) baok in the houae. IJil'-the oro•4 •••••t 1atl1ti•4. Aad tbe paradi■I aad 7elli■1 c•ti■uaa~€•• n■t liaeabower•I Tbe Ceaeral oa■e oat .. - • • • aald tinl7a •1 ~••• ao •p•ola to ■ate. All I~••• to 1 •1 I b••• alreadJ 1al4 la a pr••io111 letter. Tbaak 1ou ••'7 auoti. Goo4ai11at•. Tlaia ••• 10 4etla \e tbat the oro•d alo•lJ aad reluctaatl7 di1p•••••) Dt%LUIU There waa aurprise in aid-Paoitio la ■ 11-afteraoon -- which••• tonight out there. , .. Tb• old Battleahip lew York••• b eing u s e d A. . . AlaYJ tar1•t practice and aant uneapectedl7. 9efere tb• ■ ••1 ••• able to uae aa7 of it1 ultra-■o4era •••poD9.Tbe weteraa battleabip le• York••• ,e1111 be■b•d bJ planee. There wen two •••• ■i•••• •1 ~••V bo ■b1& wbereapoa the hu1• ••••el turaed tartl• ... 1aak. It a IQ 1rapbic de■oaatratloa oft~• P•••• of oar••• ••rial bo ■b1. Big league baseball acquired a leaea4 todaJ. ~atcbel Pals•, the tab~loua nearo •*• pitcher, aisaed bJ th• Cle•eland Indiana. Olu ~atcb baa b••• faaoaa for year• in the nearo lea1uea - renowaed fort•• apeed of I ' . . . . . . bla faat 'ball aad the aize of bi• i · eet. Mi•,-c-z•-~ ••• -- •1•• foarteea, ''aatchela.'' • ~atchel Pai&•, •ho adai\a to a\ leaat for\J, baa been a baraator■ iD& aea1atlon of tie aearo leaa••• for twent7-three l■qua 7eara. Mia wiad-ap 1• a••••••• ~• 10•• tbrouab tbe aotloaa of•• in•••• •1•••111. &a ao tbro•• tbe ball, be ataa4• oa oae foot, aa4 ■tick• \M otber o•t atral&bt -- in tb• dlreotloa of \be ia\\er. Tala bewlliera tbea - the aboe ao bl& \bat lt blot.a oal balf or the bleacbera. •••• ar■, that baa• of other pitcbera. Mlben be &•t• a ••re ara, be tao•• a cure. •,• Juat poura a kettle of bot water on the part that bur ' ta, • aaya be. . Anyway, old ~atcb la in tbe bi& league•~- ! ~ '2..3-yw.°'~~ ~ - The truatee1hi• council ot the United lationa ha• •oted a of tbe Biton Tribe. reaolution coadeaning the liDI "J. I • ~ ~ African potentate whose private life has been the aubJeot of lateraatloaal critioia• - the (in& of the Bitona baa ala b•adrN •l•• Bow did be 1et •o aanJ! lell, be la~erlted 10■•• Otller, I ••ppo•• be wooed and won. But atlll etber• were oaptured bJ the lfrioaa poteatate •b• tb-, ••N olllldr••• Tbe Bikoa Tribe l• looatN la i•• Caaaerooaa, wblo~ are uDder lrlti•ll rule. lo lrltl•• dele1aiea to tbe U I 4eteaded Jl• ~•ob-AarrlN !l•ek ~ ..... :.4..~ -tLJ- e, ••~••tr. lla1 la realltJ oalJ oae-lluaclr••◄acl- ten •l•••• ~ But_. •• tbat waa ooa•i••red too •••J ~, tile traateeabip oo•oil, •blob p••••cl a reaolutien tbla afterao a deploring th• wboleaal• wedd1•1• of tb• Ila, of the Bitooa -- aad th• ••J be acquired all tbo•• •1•e•. lileMMW ID tb• old town of Readin&, 1D &a1laad, •••• ,,orence 1yy Ma7ea ••ptle4 a bactet of water•• ■1•• frleda Pl.at, ha~ next door ••l&hbor, aad t.bea Tocaay la oo•rt It ■r•. ••1•• explaiaed: •~~• k••P• oa 111111•1• lt l• ••1 loa1er. Tb• ell••• oa■• •b•• ) ' rieda ••• alt.\ia1 •• tie 4oor.atep •itb a bo1 frieai. &•••1 ti ■• t~• loJ frleac aa14 a■1tbla1 - frieia 11111••• 1•••7 \1■• \be Ira. lloreaoe lYJ MaJ••• bearla1 it all,••• 1ola1 rraatlo. 1 · 1aall7 tile ~07 friea4 ••14 ao■et.b1a1, •• •l• •fall. Mra. 1 J!oreaoe ,., Mar•• ••i••d a baote\ of water, ataltei ■a&x• outaide, e■pti•• tb• ••t.•r oa ¥r1••• -- • • ~ • • • tb• ~•oket at bar. A A be ■ il&•d Britlab JuG1• bard thia tea~iaoa7 todaJ, aad deliwered a 1ole ■D werd1ct. Me deoree4 tbat, •••• loren•• lwy tiay•• ■uat hereafter throw no\ e••• a •rop of water OD frieda. - At tbe •••• ti••· Ai• Mo••· - - - - - ... ~ s - 4 1 ~ eaJoiaed F rieda to reatraiD her •irth - 1•t a bo7 fri••• ~--c'hD. n _ _ - · /J ~ - ~ ~ .,....lil.olill,,,,,,._,.~ ........ ~- ~ "'4'"• wbo doean•t ••~e iu ....,,h _ - ~ A :.e~~ Tae United lationa ran into aaoth•r atora today -- •h•n tbe ~ec~rit7 Council \ook up the aatter of an appeal to !arael anu the &raba, ur1in1 tb•• t,o extend the truce. T!le Pr•aideat 01 · tb• ~ec11rit1 ~ouaoil at t.be ao■eat, ia ~aauilal.). Ueleaat• troa tb• Sowle\ Ulr•i••• ••• lt ••• b• • wbo oaaaed tb• upro•r - J••\ la tb• oourae of co•••••atioa. ••••ll•kf, ■aii•& a rout.la• aano•••••••'• r•f•rred to tbe Jew1ab Mepr•••at.ati••• a•• o•ll•• •t• -- •Tia• Mep . reaeatat.l•• ot the ~tat.• of I•r•el. • •••reupea t~• •••••••t b•1••· ■aauilat.9 iaai•t.•d on 11aia1 t•• t•••• Mlt.berto. t~• •••••••ioa baa b••• -- •r•p•••••latl er tbe Jewlab '•••c1.• ~o ao• t.b• coateat.ioa ••• t•at. lie ■■f■b■f ape•k ot · tbe •~t.•te of lara•l • •e•at. • recoaaltloa of tbe Je•l•b ~o•e•••••t. la P•!••t.iae. -.. ... w~~•11►1.aa::t~~--•M• •f -'~• ••• iet -" •n i• i •• •••• Ma.&i•I eft'ao, •• ••• ••• .. •••1 6i•• die Tbe aatt•r •••t to a wot••· aa4 tb• ••Jorit7 decided ia fawor of Maauil•k,. ■ b•r••P•• th• -epr••••t ti•• of the ~ . . raLf 0 I4•1- - 2 Arab tiigher ~o ■mittee, •ho ia a nephew ot the uraDd lufti of Jeruaalea, got up aDa !eft -- takiD& a wall. After that, the ~ouDcil Yoted an appeal for a truoe ■i extension. ~o~at ••raadotte ia ·•till tr7ia1. lie ••1• be'll ■ate•• aDnouaoe ■ent at ei&ht •••· to■orr •• eu laatera ••• ua7lig~t Ti■• -- aa aaDouaoeaea\ of•••~•• \~at larael la •illlq. •t•r• •111 ~• ao ea\e■aioa of tbe truo,.•