Presicent Truman has r ceiv
e
n invit t i n to
dinner.
un
his
ay
back.
to
t
e
ational
'
apital.
,
1
e
ot a
tel
ra
f
ro;a the
shin ton
oat, informing
h
im of a
pla1
t
tlr
o
~
a
b
a
n
q
u
t i n
is
nunor.
Th~
other
u
sts -- to con
i t
of politic
lex
erts, ne spa
e
coluani ts, radio
comment tors --
and
,
above
11, the
pun its of the
pu
lie o iniob
polls.
that
is, a
representat·ve
roup of
the so
hsayers
ho
predicted
so unanimously an ov
e
rwhelmin
'fru11an
aeteat
.
The tele raw of invitation sug est
e
d that the
~resident, as
uest of honor,•
ala
wear the
bfte
tie ana tails -- an
e
a
t turkey.
Te
other ue ts,
-a,
head d
by
the
l'olsters
, ::"all
be
rbed in
sact
cloth
and ashes, ana
at
-- crow.
the
resident served
itb
a choice
portion
of turk
~
.
che tnut
dres
in
L
and
cranberri~.
For
t
e political
•
x
erts
-- nu
e
portions
of, crow.
.
,
will
t
resident
C
t
t
invi
t
tion
'
is
ns
1
e
r today
was
to
cr
o
,
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ol
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the
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ic
l
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re
i
nti
a
unswer
t o t e
invitati
n to
li
b·n
4
ue
t
Ai
h
tle
political
experts
n
1
p
ol
t
r
·
•
li
lat
e
u(fi
ure
to a
con irw
t
e
ma nituae of
the
T
ruman victory.
The
popular vote --
a
little
snort
of
a
majority
of t,
.
o
million.
'l'hree-hunurec1-anct-
1our
electoral
vot~s
in
twenty-eight states
,
bile
uovernor
~e
ey
won
a
Lundrea
ana
~,J'...,.
•nine
in
ix teen
s
,a
tes
·
)
These results are
fin
1.
un
the con r
ssion l
siae, th
i
ti11
sowe
uoubt
about
a
coi.ple of
eat·
(in
th
boub')
,
e
in
1.
a
results
oho
in
~
t~o-bundred-ana-
ixt
-t
,
o
~emocrats a
one- undr
e
a-e.nd-seventy-one
e
u
bli
cans.
l
n
the
~e
n
ate --fifty-four
Uemo
r t
a
n
d
forty-two
epublicans
.
Th
·
t
~on ression l overturn ib one
of the
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as
in
t
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ri
n
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an
ill
JJ
l
n,
p
o
r1n
6
l
on
h
! i
tiet
t
Co
n r
e
~
'
ne
comment
of
the
ne
,
en truvelin
~
ith the
1
·
resid nt i
t
a
t
tne
ne
w
eon
r
e
s·
is
1itely
to
et tne
o
int.
The
" ·
i
11
s
~
em
b
1
e
'A
i
th
a
seas
1
t
iv
e
un
C1
er
-
standing
of how much the ne
w
l
·
e
lected
Uemocratic
majority ow s to th truman camp i
~
n -- the ~on,ressional
overturn followin
on
t
e he
~
ls
of
is blistering
c
o
ntinuous
attacks
.
tions
reve
, r
l ll
r
~
1
t
i
n
r
•· 1
t
i
n
L
h
,
,
4/',f
a
ah
o
•
In
t
al
·
ta
t.
A
L
wo
t
o
w
n
s
,
n ar
race
an
Bancr
o
t
,
w
i
1ich
a
re
i.
tont nt
d
·
th the tr
a
tm
nt
th)'
t
~
rm their
s ■ •wtr
coun
t
Bannock County.
o t e
..
v
ote
,
Tues ay, on th
e
,u
s
t.ion
f
secession.
ThaL
roposal
as
carried, the
t*o
to
as deciding
to
Join Caribou County.
That bin
th
a
t, officials
from
Caribou, came
ov
e
r today
and
took char
took
p
o s
s
e
s s
i
o
n , t
ha
t
i
s ,
of the local
road
eq
ui
ment.
The response
of
Bannock
county
was
immeaiate, sending the sheriff to save the
snow plows
-
m ch n
eded
in th
western
mountains.
But
sheriff
Marley
was
m
e
t
by a mob.
"Three cars
-
full"
be
says tonight.~
adds
"I
told
them there •••
~
no need for
shooting
thins
out -
turning the
area into
the
,ort
Sumpter
of an Idaho
Civil
War."
So instead of
getting back
the
highway
eq
ui
pment
, th
s
riff merely
ot
o
t
w
ith
his
~
ife,
leavin
g
the am
uestions
to
be
solv
by
future
n
otia
ion
~
~
ld
~
ho
secession.
,<.
(The
"
o
v i
t c
o
troll
.
r
a
d
io i
a
reviving
talk \
about
th
a
t f
a
mou
s -
-
:.lission to
Mos
c
o
w)
Red p
ropag
an
da
(h
-
r
k
in
bac
to the Truman
ide
a of
sendin
Justice Vinson
as
a personal
S
u
p
reme
Court'
e
n
voy
to
have
a tal
k
with
Stalin.)
That
was
a he
a
dline
ttring
the l
·
st days of our
political campaign
--&resident
T
ruman ab
an
doning
the
~
M
ission to
Yoscow
at th
e
suggestion
of
~ecretary
of
~tate
Ma
rshall.)
Tonight Radio
Berlin,
Russian controlled,
led of
its news broadcast
with
a
story
datelined
--
Washington.
This
Washington
report st
a
t
ed
that
Senator
Pepper
ot
Florida has asked President Truman to
go
ahead
with his
previou
plan -- a
n
d
send
Chief Ju
s
tice Vinson
to
Moscow
to have
a
talk
with
St
a
lin for
a
s
ettlement
of
the Berlin
Crisis.
This is
st
a
ted likewise,
by
a
Berlin
News
Agency,
under
Russian
Control.
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1
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b
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o
r
1
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n
r
1
i
amen
t ,
th
(;
n
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s em
1
o
1
t
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n
i
t.
ea
11
a
l i
o
n
s
,
h
a~
do
t
d
t
b
,.
meric n
"
o
r
a
m for
t
e
control
of Atom:c
Ener
g
y.
The
vole
today was
forty
to
GiX --
oviet
us ia
and
the
Hed
Satellites in
an
ry
op
·
osition.)
Moscow ~elegate
VishinsKy
spoke in
bitter
denunciation, with
an attack on
President
truman.
Z
fe
ing
mpai
1
,
formed
All
of
which was
a ne
climax
to
the struggle
that
has been
goin
on for two
and
a half
year,
In
nin teen .f.oriy-~ix,
i1
er
wt
tesman
B
rnaru
Baruch,
acting
as American bpok
sman, offered the
plan for
the
-
-
--
liton
o1
ht
o
mic
"
"
ri~r
-
-
t
i
s
to
on
ut~rn
·
ion
1
o
r
·
•
·
i
p
of
.ntom
·
c h.n
r
i l ' t i e
'
,
wi
insv
ti
o
u
lo
m
~e
u
rt
th
t
no
n
"
Lion
wi
g
ut
be
maKin
·
ntomic
II
p
on
s
in
e
c
r
L
t
.
enal
ti
e
rovi<iea -
nd
nut
~
u
b
J
eot
to
an
o
i
t
veto.
,.ction
in
the
~e
curity
~uuncil encountereu
vio
l n
t
oviet
o
ppos
ition,
M
os
a
ow
blo
ck
in
a
ction
all
al
on
the
lin
e
-- wt.ich
finally
took
the
mat
te
r to
the
'-'ener
al
4
ssembly.
oo
now
the
"orld
Parliament has
voted
overwhelmin
g
l
y
to
adopt
the American
Atomic
frofoSa~
--
Sut
this is little
more
than a
global gesture.
Because
the
program
cannot ~e
enforced,
any
real action being
subject
to
the
Soviet
veto.
UB.:1I'fU' F
.
PALh
l
F
----------------
--
--
(
Tn
curit
Co
u
n
i
of
thE
U
n
i
•
d
atio
n
s
vo
t,
a
to
ni
thi
~o
o
e
r th
J
e
i
h
sl
at
w
~ithdraw
fro
terriLory
ca
tur
din th
s
outh
rn
d
s
e
rt
of
Pa
1
e
s
t.
in
e
,
the
i
~
e
e
v
}
h
c c o
u
n c i 1
d
ro
p
e
d a pre
v i o
u
clause,
which
called
for a
study of
penalties,
if
Israel
should
r
fuse
to
withdraw
-
as
Israel has
refused. Instead, a
paragraph
has
been
substituted
authorizing the committee to consider
any
kind
ot
act.io
u
, from a m
e
r
e
rebuke to
military
intervention.
lhis modification
as
proposed
by
the American
aelegat.ion.
·
·
kyo
- -
a
or
I
tri un l
in
'l'
e
c
i
ion
,
·
a
ban
a
y
t
J.n
t
rnati
•
nal
Co
urt,
ici
1
8
t1·
in
t
J
Jij
p
tin
.. ar
uovern
6Dt
ancl
war
1
r
t
ch· r
i l l
launcbin
t
E:!
coni'1ic.t
in
tne t'acific.)
'
'
od
•s
V
r
ict
w
as
on
y
on t
first
count of
the
indictment, cov
e
rin
t.
the
e
eraJ.
pbaae
ill
go
on
for
several
of
·a
r
guilt.
day,
gettin
l
i
k
e
'l'
o
j
o • )
'
,l'he
dee
is ion
a.round. to (h case again
s
t
the
,ar
leader
there was a
solemn
scene in the tokyo courtroom
toaay --
British
Sir
1illiam
~ebb
presiain.
The
eleven judges sat, some in judicial robes, some in
military uniform.
In the
risoner·s dock
ere the
•
defendants,
headed
by
wartime Japanese
rremi r tojo,
who
was in po.er
h n th
e
~earl ~arbor attack was
launched.
Sir
~illiam
Webb,
as rresident of the
tribun
1,
began
reaaing the ver
d
ict --
th
hol
01
~
ich
is
a
bulky
aocument,
takin
0
ays
to
rec
i
t&
~ir
ftllliam •ebb
is expecteo to
read
t
w
hundr
p
~es a
day.
t
d
e a
n
·
1·t11
the
~
11
·
ne
se
olitical
The
a
·
S
o
ay
r
~LL_
-
-
0
..
r
o
,
n
l.
m:
a
r
J
1
rty
"
i
z
ro
i
l'
Cl
.
l
i
·
uU
,O.
i
.
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e
n
t,o
in
0
t
J
n
e
c
a
10
1n
nin
n
ir
y-
!
lx,
-
ci
i
<JU
as
m
&
ue
Q
r
of
,
re
·
~ion
a
•
ainst
C
,
ina.
·
mouth
lat
'='
r,
·
an•
t:
H.r
ies
1--
un
ted
into
ina.
lhe
ocument,
as
r
cd
by
ir
•illia
aebb,
went
un to
aho
·
t
·
t
th
e
policj
formultit
~
d
b
y
the Japanese
militarists
c&!le
d
for
the
con
uest
of ~outheast
~sia•
and expansion
throu
gh
the racific Islanus --
where
Gr~at ~ritain and
the
nited ~tates
were
established.
t.
;writ.a
,-.e,~
~ ~
The
opportunity~ca ■ e
when
the second
w
orld
War«
bro~e
out in Europe
·
.
That is the
substance
oi
t
h
e verdict given today.
Ja
pa
n
W
foun
d
~
uil
ty
of
war
of
ag
~
ressio
n
J the
court
~-
decision~to
go
on
to
the
ar Lea
ers,
li~e
'1'ojo.
'l'bey
to
ill!
be
a
r
their
fate early next
.
eek.
fron
lr
•
n
toni
·
ht,
n
.
w
t.tst
'"
Om<•thinf
,
is
e
O.l
'
lo r
1
•v
L
,
p
l
i
ht
of
t.h
r
Is 1
anders.
1h y
av
b
.
n
cut
off
b
,-
s tr
i
Ki:.
o''
s
i
lor
of
Gal
ay
wn1c
or t.hr
P
~
ha
s
to
p
p
~
d
t.h
oner
rry
upt,1ly
boat.
that
carri
d
rovi
·ion
to t.hem. Gales
ano
blo
in ,
heavy
s as
runnin ,
nd
the
peo?le
are
n
t
able to
navi
ate across
in
their small,
primitive
boats maae of cowhide. Thr atened with
starvation.
But no
iS-
that, at
the re
ues
t
or
the Dublin P
·'.
rliament the st~kers
lave
agreed to
make one voyage with a cargo
oi
flour, sugar and
canned
goods.
The Aran Islands are long-renowned in the
annals
of
romance and legend. Stony bits of land
ott
tb
west coast of Ireland, where the peo
p
le speak
only
Gaelic and follow the
ways
of th Celtic
centuries
past. ihe men dress in homespun tweed,
ith
bite
jackets
made from unbleach
d
ool. The
women
in
red
homespun petticoats
down
to their ankl s. For sho s,
they
rap cowhide or sbee skin
arouno
their
f
et,
and
c
11
that
foot
gear
,
Pa
II
po
o
ti
s •
Uh
-------
pu lie o•
ni
ol
s
v
run into
...
ruu
b
J
C
ion.
b
ut
lll
n"
r,
lot.
01
or
inary
citi
·
n
aid a
lot
of
1 ■ e{H
.
·
u
wititl:.v
on
t
he s u
b
j
c
t
of
foot
b
a
111
A's
IA
r
s
u
t
s·n
painful
ailem a tor
a uenver
tailor.
harry bitman makes men's
lot ing in
uenver
--
and, when
the football season
began,
he haa
a
bright
idea for advertisint.
H
oftered
a
suit
of
clothes
to any fan who could guess the results of ten weekeuu
football
games.
Each
week
bitman selected
a list of
ten,
making it hard.
the contest attracted citywide
interest, and a lot of local pigskin experts got busy,
tryin
to pick the winners on the list issued
by
the
bitman
Tailor ~hop.
For
weeks
everything
ent well.
lou know the
odua
against
anybody pickin
ten
winner,
nen tne list is
made up of
highly
uncertain
ames.
Then,
last
weekend,
came the catastrophe.
By
a
reak of lucA,
four
hunared
~&~
ri
g
ht
guess,
u■ al
=-••
A
and
twelve
~enverites
maae
th
all
te
n Nin1ers on
the bitman
list.
To
mak
matter
worse,
the Tailor
hop
is
small
'
lliLU!.. _ _-:
on
•
l
urn
r
u
nl
V
n
u
i
l
I
Cl
y.
"or
1n
t1
l
ull
ro
cti
u
n it
i l l
a
an
11
mon
to
liY
oit
.
icl i
n
s
H
a
·c
e
for
1
m
n,
no
tou·y
is
ecision
as
announcea.
nstea
of
oin
into
b&.nkruptcy,
be
inten
to md-.e
good
nis
ot
1
e
r,
anct
give
the four
un r
~
a and
twelve
suits to the
inners.
Expeoaiv~
advertising,
but let's
hope
the
vublicity
ia
so
favorable that
Bitman
'
ill
get
enou8h
business
in
the future to make
up
for
his
unfortunate football
guessing
game.
- LTP.1948.11.04i.pdf
- LTP.1948.11.04ii.pdf