L.!f. - SUIOCO. ftIDAY 1 SIPT. 26, 19']. GOOD BVIIIIG BYIRfBOD!: pNHllt at - , rate, ner tile I.B.C. M1ini"'t, wltll a1era I'fl 1tHD ter NflDtND ~ ) IN Pn, CM et tllll INl'i et 811a, ta al~-- -. ... ,.... "" tu1III a ••lck lNk at 111111 . . . . 1 1 11 '11ft * ---·· .,. . Al I aent1•ed. 11ben I •••ten tbe air a tn idllate■ ap, tbe head •t the San 011 CIIIPIJ11 ta w1tla ■• toallbt. NOa••• - ---c,._-:~ t1111 11 to be Q tlJllalA.. ldllt on tlll au IIDller tbilr 1pon1er1h1p. To all • u.e 11,t-en1na, I • • wna r-. ner t• 11 • • - - . ••• old Mend., 1.1., . . , Jr., Ima• ru 111111 f f • •• Joe Pft. ,OR MR. PEW Pitt.en 1ean ago laat Jane, Lowell 'Blaaa t1r1t broadca1t newa under aponaorab1t ot San 011 Ccapan,. It baa ••never ■ ince · a happy Uld mdnteft'llptecl u10011.t1on. Together, with tbe whole-hearted cooperatlan ot tbe lational Broadcasting COIIPIJl1, we p1oneeN4 tbe radio news • field, prov~dlng the 11aten1:ng public with truthtlil, c1ean, wholea011e news, 1ntel11gentl.7, presented, w1th0at 11&1 or tavorlt11■. Back in 1!9;52 wben ' Sanoco t1r1t SponaON4 Lalrelll 91a1111, there were · onlJ ten tlall!-~ille network n•• reporten an4 ccaaentatora. n1111 broadcaatera on the tour aeworu ad t.bilt altoptber IOM 6,000 Mn and women a r e ~ 1n ptberllil, · P"JUllll and broadcaatinl newa o••r tbe radto tac1l1t1•• ot tilt• 'ftlia growth 1n new• woadca1t1nl 1ildloate1 ba1r POR MR. PEW - 2 ~ greatly the American people have c011e to rely upon radio tor the news ot the day and all the tacts wblob shape our 4e1tlll1e1. It demonstrates need tor great •111lance to a11are aocurate, c011plete, 1apart1al and wboll.J obJect1•• reporting. We ot San 011 Ccllpan,- ••• Npr4ecl our 1ponaonhlp ot thil newa broadcut •• a ..-.at NlpoD1iillit1 an1 a IOtlllll 11Dcerlt1 and deep llillMn UD4en1;an41JII, •• ••• tilled 1a fdl It 11 a •tter ot rear.et te ner,oae ta 8a 011 CClllpallJ tbat ~ l l !Id••· • dear penaaal friend ad ftl . . . , ..... ,.n •• ••. CGM to adlllN, re1peot mil ln• IWI. le baa becCIIII ODt or u and we reel tbat _. ffl'l 1101e te oe Lowell, our tboa&b'8 .1..,. rill N wltll JOII and oar lincere good Wilbel '° w1tb JOll tor JOAr lillPP1M11 , bialtll am 1ucce11 1n wbatner you.., clo or wbere••r JOll IIQ IO· L.!. -- - - And I teel euctly tbe • - - , aNUt ,ou,JN, and all et., San 011 trieDlla, and UMt 1at1 . . 1 lroad••tlll& c,.,.,ny teo. You apealt aNat llaok ta 11.aeteea tldnr-'fn - - I nre ODly ten Nll-tta Mtnrlt - N,erMft ad ,..,.ata-■ ~ • lllt, MJdillt "11,. 111 lut • Ilda aeMl'lt, tor 1:118 - - , at a, rate, 11111 u , - _., 11 ... , Nlltilll- NII et 8JW ,i'I@& 111 . . ldaM17 et Ntle; fltte• 11MNbD ,-n wltll Ila Ol~, 1M l,aret tlll.t a, rad1e progna bU Mell ..... - • ~ P • I • •m•s•~ P1'0ll4 ot the•• NO_..., a l pdeM M ,-.,~* 1.1.c., ' 1114 •NY• all to oar ltateMn, .... ••• .... it ,-a1,1e t • all tbia to OGM to J)UI. Altbotap I 4Nl 1n woru, wor4■ fall• e-,lete)J at tlala . . . at wben I - t to upNII 'Ill apprec1at1•• L.T. CLOSIIG - 2 --- .. Jilt I would lite to tan tiM out tor a IIGllent to tell*•• wbO are 111t.ntng IGMtb1ag tbat a1111ona al.NadJ lmMi. 1f1ie San 011 c ~ Hpn 111th tbe tatber ot .Joe p . , , ~ ~ ~ , \ ... a peor NJ 1a na'-9 ~ll'U1a, w t . , ~ . )... - ot tbe earq ell ,1 . . . ra. · Aid 1111 aat Ida - _. • - - IIIIINN ot 1iba great Pw trlN, 1114 ta.tr aa■Nlalea, 1111ft Nllt •Pan erpal•t1• et wld.D ner, Alllr1 ... oaa N pr1illl. N11UD,1e, wll ~ t lNt wt enr 1111 1111,n ... ••••• ..._ U. met1e ,-n • • • • IWH Ill' GIii aal - • 117 aa .,.. ... liaff 11••- . . . ie. ,. . . . . . ta atr. Vby, t•r ,.an-, nrea•t nea aaN .._, ,.1111 . . 1 ,art1 I Nlapd te, 1t u,. Aa11 ta IN P• to pat Q wltb tbat -- I tb1nlr , - 1 11 alentaa4. TM • - , ud all . _ Saa 011 people, are llllff•l- L.f. CLOSIIQ - 2 -- r aat I would lite to tab tilll out tor a llGINDt to tell ne are llatentnc •-tbh11 tbat a1111w alrNiJ 1ailw. !lie Sin 011 r.apoftT Npr. wltll tlle tatller or JN . . . ~ ~ ~ , \ wu a pew NJ ta WNlua •••iv,-sa, w t . , ~ . J.. - ot tbe earl.7 •11 ,1 . . . ra. • AIIII • at bla - m otll9r ■--, ot tbe peat P• tr1N, u4 lbe1r auootate1, 1111ft tblua4• •t 1tr1a1 -- at 1a 111e a. 011 c,.,,.., ._. . . tbe ellaetio , - n • • • • lerld lar O. . . . - • part7 I Nlapcl to, it Ulf • .11111 tv JN P• to pat Q wilb tbat -- I tbSnt ,ea 1 11 - - · rataa4. Tb• , . . . , 1114 all * Sim 011 people, are 111n•l•• L.!. CM>SIII - 3 tola. Ot oov,. '-1 .... all a , ~ W i l b e l ~ - I nib I bad anetber tine.a idilate1 1n ""1cll u talk aNat till ~~ WO ~ p.,t.e ~-R;:J a t ~ , latl-1 Brodea1t1J11 CfllJIW,J In -, . . . . . . . JNN "1111 t1111a tlae 1.1.C. wlll . . . . lu,aip talleel. ,... .... 1p111t1111 t• ., .~"':tt. ma ~ - · , ~ ftUQ ■Spt, I'll - , •• le 1-1, mtl la■fa,. Other nen troa Paleattne tel11 ot arre1t1 tollOlfinl • wild epiaode ot robber, 111d killing 1n tbe all-Jnllb cltr ot Tel 1Y1Y. Underll'(MIDd terromta, bel1ned to••• been -bera ot 1be Stern GUI, raided 11rcia,•1 1ua1c 1a tel ,,.i ' "'Ir' tilled toar Br1t11b polio-, ud tlecl wltb IH ...... tboUaDd dollarl. !be . . . , 11 a4entood to baYe - - PQl'Oll , _ . f • U. Pale1t1M pol1oe, u4 m beilll tat. tNa tM . . . to aa UIIONd tftolt. 1M terror11ta clrof• up 1a a ~HP, a4 OJ••• tire wltla ••tcllllltio _,_. - · at tile - , , _ 1illreir1ltl NaN IM!ul to oreate pudo. !bNe - · · Mttall poll•- ..-a.. ~ . ~ maot ••re lbe'l--4,AaaotMff n1 tillet ta tale JU'ftlt et Ille bandit■ , 11bo fled wttla WO NII ot _ , , lb....., .. tboLaand dollan. Ia a wllt . . . . , witll ~ ...... 1 . ot P,Btire, tbeJ ••re e-,.lled to . . . . . - NOtfal of . . . , - tov bandred thoaund 4ollarl • wortb. '!Id.I WU NCOYeNCI. !be 1"'te1t 11 tbat two IU~Ota ••• bNII H1N4, and I • another under 1up101• 11&1 IMten toad WOIID4•d Sa• hoapital. lt111 other arreau are reported. u.1. - V1ab1naky held a nna conteNJace today _ and 1t .,. 1 a womter. lone or thia ioargo1ae 1"111.neaa of MNlJ -•rlDg \ queat10DI the DMJMdll u ~ . V11bSMQ ~11THM a baJUIU•· Vith tbe - n•l•t ...._ or 1bollt1Dg _...,.., tllat bl ..... la addre111ng tbe General Aaa••l.J ot U. Unltecl lat1ona, be barled a t1ftde:1f't11ere•1 a flaoal old IWl'J •t a t QII.Mn V1cwrta 1a1c1 a1Nat ber · peaderoa1, ,-tltt.eal Prtile 111n11ter, the peat lladatone. 918 QIND Niiubd . tllat ... . . Gladltone talked te bar •• tMllp be nre addNIIUI a ,.,110 nre lllt1q a 1peeob te a alt Nl.11*111 11ac11 . . IClaare , ..... JU.a . . . t i • J.aated tsr aeart, aa btlU-, u4 , ... t,tet ot otber tQ Nfere tale lemftl AaNDlJ et tbe Uldtecl latillia, bl llton11be4 people 'J _,., prlftte lildin...i1. It•• rather mmaual tor tbe pleaipolentlar, ot • peat Pint' te 11pa1 oat MN pr1Tate peraw tor clemmc1at1en •tore a 1DWl'llat1-1 OOIJll'911,11at bl did it tbln • ~ d i d it 1111 I plI&fflD ~--;;U~.l;-.---------1111111111 .... lilililii ~ - headline ot the day 11 a IIPU11h I.JIDOIIDC-t tbat areat Britain 11 Pini to 1fitbdraw traa Pale1t1ne. !be Lad• pel'lllent 11 reaelye4 te giYe up ita wwlate ner Ille I lolJ lAnd, and plan■ to tab out 1t1 troop• - •at aa eari, · date', aa,a tbe annoanc-t. All tbil ... d11cleaed tedaJ to the at the UatW lat1711tt1Jlg u a •~ttee - 41Hl .... 111 .. ~ lrlt1a C•l•lal Seeretar, Artlllr Cl'Hoh J-•'J aw a,lataet ,,. A . Mttl••t net aatlatactor, te Ntll ,artlea - J - ad u.'9. Ill Ara• atatea.1f tile lrlt1ab Cel•lal Seoretar, ataW teda, tbat Great a-itatn a4Y-•• · a J..S.a llallatl 111 Paleat1ne., I Uder the aaap1oea ot the UnlW latl-■, ~ 1111.at.a will • t ~ ••••• · tbe ~o• ot 1ap011Jt1 tlif U .I. aettl-t ltJ toroe. A ,~n - u.1. - 2 that will be• taak tor the world orpntzatlon ltlelt ...... tbl deolalon - a Br1t11h "1.tbdrnal fNa Paleat1De, a r1•z~1at1on t tbe Nn4ate, an4 an naeuat1• et tile Br1t111l trHP• oatu.ere•at an eari, date." (:-11 4eclaftt1•, dettrt:t- - 11111 4N1■1ff, OW U 'a 1arpri1• te MM■ tile ••rld erpa1Dt1• - wld.oh • • taou preapeet ot ba•lng to do 1h ... J•• ,r pattllll 1Dte etteet u.r Pal■■tta■ plu lllat U aq, ad■pt) U t - 1■ •■W 11'1 11111,aM, tile I.■. 1f111 llln te ..-14e lt. ~ "t-- ~ . . 1■ aea-a1M '1 W1'd tNii Jnual• tel11111 et a • • ._.... IIINu.a IINl- ta 1M loll I.alll te ~•la ta a lllp pre~t - a ,re-■t apllllt 1M I.■• pl • ,artltl• ~ • ......... ,, tbe - ttM, tMN -■ a nol•t ~la•t at '-- 111°"1111 ap. '!Illa Nl ..... te tm Arai IIDClerpwad, ud 11 1114 to bave leen the larp■t b14M atere ot ... , . . ui4 11Pl011Yel ·••r to CCIM to 11:pt la Pale■ttne. tt 11 Nltai.11 yern• u4er,real. I L0IELL TBOIIAS (Hight Show) September 26, 1947 L ate tonight, at Lake Success, a Jewish Ageaci spokesman expressed the hope that the British withdrawl would be carried out speedily. The Jewish Agency waniing the British to quit pronto, at the aa■e ttae ur.ging the 0.1. to rush its proposed solution of the problem and pleading for the recommendation for partition. ~ over again today• Be repeated nuea that be bad lhouted betore • like John . Poster Dullea, toraer 80Yernor Earle ot Pennaylftld.a, · and slSnator Brien lcllahon ot Connecttcut, am blaatecl at tblll. ~ ~ A M - R ~ . Be waa particularly •tolent about R'llea, who ta an •rtna delegate to tbe United lat1ana, cbarging tbat the tere~ poller advocated b7 Dllllea COllld onJ.r lead to ar. And V11b1nalri- added D1W . . . . to b11 lilt ot war . . . . . . . Ill lmrled aba1e at to1111r Allbuaator lllltaa I. _..111,t, at Dllflpaper pabl!i■her rrant GamMtt, 111111 at ..,.,.,.r al Nii collllld:at Walter V1aebell. caasratalattC1111, Walter. Ill tae,, lalwr V111ebei1 dNW tbe oboiceat aufftllant •t V11111Mlr1 11aobell a whole Nrl•• ot foal-•• m YilnallJ ilade Walter a world ttpN 1a oppo1SittC1D to SoY1et tota11tanaalliil. I aappo•• lllaat eainpd 1:M Depat, ,_..tp 1111111ter 1M aoat -~ the V1ncbell 1tat1Mnt tbat NCk 111 tbe - · ot the Sotiet blood parp, Y111dn8111 b1Uelt • • • Stel1il'• d•tb lllt - and aaved ldl lit• bJ . . - • to aot •• proiecat;or 1ia u.1. - , -- tbe purge trials - 1n whlcb be eent a nuaber ot old-tiae Bollbfftk triend1 to execution. Vb1ch certa1n1J 1 1 a aort or t ~ to annoy the caarade and •le b1a spout a 1trea ot • ba4 DWI. Well,~-=~~-!\~~ ap 1n detenae ot V1ncbell aga1nlt V11bmlq, bat Walter s:1 nll 11tl1 to do tbat btilaelt. I don•t maw ot UIJbodi ie~ter al,le a take care ot billaelt 1n tbe otinohea. Vbat 4oea T11h1nlk7 want•• to do aa.o.t tbeae AMr1NII et.ilHU • • he acc111e1 ot beiDI war smpn ieoaaN t.1 CGD 1 t talk ■o fteet aboat tile SOYteU? Ill wuu · - - to N a.aw a aa own orbl2u1 , ,. \'Ocla:J T111h1UQ' repeated • ti,,,, prepo■al U.t lie baa t plaoed WON u. United lat1oaa, 1a a fOl'llll N■011lt1on - tbl.t . . ,1-ao.tet nr IIGIIPN N 3&11ed. 4 ~ , be Po11lt4"1 oat tbat tn tlleN l1Mftl weatena daoono1• It oar.a, we pat YU'10U 1ortl ot loatblae orS:.blall 1a prllOll. Yt1bm1q cltecl, tor enaple, paneJON ot ~ J Q ud b1e who trattS:c 1n • - - and cblldren. le ea1d tbllt ant1-Sntet . . IICIDpN were - 1n the . . . cla•• and UOQld N , .•. - ... ----- treated 1D tbe - RJ - "1t 1n 3&11. And 10, 11J fell•- Aalr10Ul8, don•t fail to talk ld.ee &Hilt tba SoYteta, er ,-•U N 1D tll8 . . . clan u Jl!ll'l'QOIW ot .......2.-pllJ ... ;ez!i ~ - ·--,.-- ,,. bi St I a•••• r 7 I 11111■ - ad alao, -,i., 1D * 1 w ~all oell. 11-JIIIRICAI Stepa were taken today to ,roaecate Buaa 1111er tor ~. perJary and puaport fraud - tbtD deport~ 'Ille C<l t\tee • a J '1-other ot hrllardt llaler, allepd to a••• Na ste.1111•1 _..r one apnt 1a " " " ' • tlal Allertoa C1 m11t Paftr • . I t ' 1 I I .,t • aner Na a ■IIIMr ot tile C 1 •1et Part7. lllille, • . . _ ROME (To follow Italy) - In Rome, tonight, the Coaaunists opened a debate h the Chamber of Deputies -- the Reds and the Left-wing Socialists -- supporting three motions of no confidence in the Government of Premier de Gasperi. These Italian Coaaunists demand that the govern■ent include the■ in the go,ernaent, because it is iapossible to govern Ital7 without them. The attack against de Gaaperi's governaent waa led by Palairo Togliatti. -- Togliatti is Seoretar7 General lbt Italian Coa■uniat Party, and tr•ined in Rusaia. In opening his attack on the Italian Govern ■ent now in power, Togliatti aai~ ~~t th-; Com■uniat Party are . children of our country -- children of our history -- and we cannot support the life of Ohio ani Missouri.• I wonder whether be knows of the lite of these -.. 1 gn....t-. American states. l Be didn't . say • . Togliatti, instead, went on to boast that the Co■■uniats controlled seventy per cent of all Italian industrial worka. Thia fact, claimed the Communist leader, makes it evident tb.t t b b nned f rom the country. Communists could no e a . But, in Italy itself, a strange situation -- the coa■unists and their Leftist supporters attacking the 9oyernaent, at the aaae ti■e aa eight7-thouaand Ro■an proTince farm workers ended - their atrike -- Italian worker, 1oing back to the tieli1 to gatber the re ■nanta of the barTeat, while Coa■unist leaders tiaa,er at the foundation, o f ~ govern■ent • . In New Delhi, India today Mohandas Gandhi, the apo1tle of peace, made a strange end surprising etate■ ent. A complete about-face on the part of the great Hindu leader, Gandhi saying that Hindu India ••1 have to go to war againat Pakistan, if the Moslea Do■int"fails to see what b& describes as •its proven error• in the treatment of Hindus and Sikhs. The Mahatma aade his reaarks at 4'h prayer •••tin1 today, and authorized their di~tribution to the pre1a. Gandhi says he will never rest until every Bindu and Sikb dri••n out of Pakistan is returned. to bis bo ■e witb honor and 411nlt7. Be says be baa always been an opponent of war, but ht sees no other way of securihg justice tro■ Pakistan. 'War is no joke,• ea7-a Gandhi, •10 one wants war, beoauae I ~~-e4 ~ J it aeans destruction, '~ut I cannot advise anyone to put up I\ •1th injustice. If all the Hindus were annihilated in a l Juat cause, I would not ■ ind that, but justice must be •ecured, and that is the function of the governaent. The Ptople must make the government do their will.• Gandhi spoke shortly after the Pakistan government ' aade an announcement that some four-thousand ~oaleas were I tilled on a refugee train carrying four-thousand-five-hundred per1on1 - killed by Hindus and the ferocious Sikhs. A foreca1t perhaps of events to follow the election of Gandhi's nephew Seaaldaa Gandhi ls Priae Minister of the revolutionary Hindu Governaent in Boabay. ~eaaldaa' tlret official act baa been to declare war againat the State of Junagadb, a Pakistan State in Western ln4ia. A 4tclaratlon o~ war . to legalize ~•••acre, surpriaingl7 1apportt4 by India's ■oat hol7 aan. Kabat•~ Gandhi the , hitherto apostle of _ peace. lell, I auppoae even an aeo1tl• of peace can turn under extreae provocetlon. · L. T. - 9 EART BQO AIES .. In ~an Francisco today, an hour long aajor earthquake StN ~,...~ ~' , .. ,as recorded by American aeiaaographa. Th~Ainatru■enta placed the center of the earthquake on a line fro ■ the Caroline Islands to the Borth Pacific. The California Institute of Technology stated the earthquake could ha•• bit the northern Japanese isl~nda, or aoaewhere in tbe Altutiana. The Reverend Joseph Downe7 of Regi1 College, Den•tr, l ■t■ztat■ Colorado, de1cribed the earthquake a1 being ••ry deep, possibly aa deep aa two-hundred ail•• under the aurface of the earth. The R•••read 1••~1•••• •aid that the ahoct of the earthquake took •••••teen aiautea to pass through the ,ar~h'• •• 1urface. Official• at Paaedena, howeYer, ••1 that the quake was onl7 •e•ent7 11111 deep fro ■ the bowels of the earth. But all the experts agree that somewhere out of the Pacific there wa1 a Yery severe earthquake. I!ALY - S!ORII !be Dftl troa IUepe tella ot a n.ol•t atom - a aeroa• north Itai,. 1M -.ctlternwa, wleat a4 rm •~lo, 11 NDIUMcl tor lta · - •ten u1 - - . . . . . . 1 . . . . . OIUtl ud taifir- et fflF!IJ Nat, :1P • t , tilat Uj,1111 IIUMl'NWll 111ft Olll tlot ap wltla DP7 Ylolwe • 1 - - , NO&llm. hr te1tta1111 et tldl, , . Nil o-■111, 1111 . . . _ et 11111MN ~tL,_ . •" • l • ~p11e, n .. u •t Ir••• u1 - • a1 . . Pe, u4 tedq 1a t1r11 _..., ti t.■J■wJ 01'7 et llll■a Ille IVNU I NN wo tNt aader • • · 9MMIUd• •t llala fiNted, ■1111 "4w- lllD7 IM11d111P duap4-, '-'DI 1a 1M nr,,.oraead 11111 tllul . . aMer tb1 - •1&1t • Ill riM u4 n1JI, Wa tillll. 111bftya •looted-, tallllll tnea, u4 - wnt ot all, bNYJ d•np to the rte• orep 1J11lle -ra11•7 ot tbe Po. AM 1a ~•~, •• Wly ott tor tOOd •l.Nair.111.ce 1 1 till atapl• 4iet 1ia 1iM nertb, u •NND1 11 1ll -'-na Itaq. ' - p • • ' (} ... O r l - , IIQer De LNM,1 a. llffrla•. . . IQI lat w - - 0811 4e 1w Orl- a Mnlee• 'J ORl'Ntlal a let et lli!laAI• :urn aNat 1111 lrmnlw :z p IL ~.-wr,1111 ,( ., -~:-.. ""et ... Ol'llal n,-w - - _, et I\ . elllldaal•, 1iM ,. ~.,11 ....-r a 1111111t••~ . . •1• et * ilnJ ~'~•· """"" !!!. a pe4 lea1 et «s sp nlli irlill a l nm iii •u,tii ,arblle1, Rt * elQ l • l t Hot 1iM lliffl .... la IVs.le. 11 • 1 ~ 1ntaot. 911 OQS.lal oltJ et 1i11e -till-■ 111,,-. •tt Iba etteotl et tbe IWIII, . . . 11 . . . . . . . , lU . . 11111,1 Y'k · u uaal, • tZ==- ..,_ DI Ll■ffPI 8• llm'1-• tioaet r 26, 19'7 am - and en ou • R1val17 t1t1ewt 1a Ood '-tse. a thoul&Dd ea r1vale. t the lowe■t t ura u on. 'l'J\at'a tor nybo y - 1ri petrolaea' ■ 'ffl(:,m&S:-- - • Lowell, I, too, ould like to expi-eaa to 7ou my pprec1at1on tor all your kindneuoe to over tbeae many a.rs. It ha• been a gre t pleasure work1Da·wit1i you. My sincere w1ahea tor the~ at ot ever,tb1nc tor you · . And, now, since I 811 not leaylM the SUnooo radio ~ • which wi:11 continue on £lie ...rtmc atatlo~ at 61 o'clock, Eastern Standard Tim, Nonday thru 1Pr1day. I shall aa7 1n the words o~ Lowell 'l'homaa: "So 1 . ng until Monday."