GOOD EVENI G EVERYBODY: On this, the Tenth Anniversar of Pearl Harbor, here re some of the highlights of the News. '!'he prediction in Korea is - that the deadlock in the truce talks is about to break. This fo l lows a large conceaaioa b y the negotiators for the U.B. They no• tell the Reds that our side would be willing during the present armi~tice talks, to di1cu11 a withdrawal of troops, also - that• reduction of military forces might begin as soon as an ar m istice 11 going well. Previously, the UN truce team had inai1te4 that the question of taking foreign troops out of Iorea .. waa a problem for a formal peace conference, after an ar■ iatice. Troop withdrawal - above the armistice leYel. But no• they make a concession on that point. In retura, the Communists are expected to make a concession on the queatlon of - rotation. le continued to insist on replacing war weary soldiers during an armistice. The Reds baYe been objecting, but now they aay yield - q conce11ion in return for concesaion. One 1oaber headline today w a s a Red intiaation that the nuaber of Aaerican priaoner.1- ot-war ••1 be fewer than fi•• thouaand - out of ten thoueand, eight hundred listed aa ai1s i n1 in lorea. Thia•• der1Yea fro ■ a reaark aade by a Chinese Coa■uniat newa ■ an. Be note 1 the nu ■ ber of & ■ erican1 ltated •• mi1stn1, •• and •aid: •on the baala of any war, 7ou can expect l••• than half of tbe ■ i1 s ia1 to return•• priaonere.• B• 1aid that ■01t of the capti•e1 are being held in northern lorea. In the war, there•• nothing ■uch - not ••en a battle of jeta. For the first ti ■• in twel•• da71, no I I G fighters were algbted over tor••• lQL1%1~1 low co■ e1 Congreeaaan Priest of Tenn•••••, and he'• a top rankin1 De ■ ocratlc leader - the ■ aJority party whip in the Bouse of Representat1Ye1. I• ••1• he will 1upport Tenn•a ~ •• Senator lef••••r for the Deaocratic Presidential noainatlon - •••• a1ainat Pre1ident Tru ■ aa. • If . lefaa•er, of crS ■e in•••tlgatloa fa■ e, tri•• for the no ■ ination, the • De ■ocratic whip in the Bouae will back hi• •aot- witb 1taadta1 tbe poaaibilit1,• ••1• Coa1r•••••• Prleat, •tbat Pre1ident Tru ■an ■ay al10 be aeekt ■1 the no ■taatloa.• •Pl LJtP 1 1ZPJ♦L IIIPPI Lale 1h11 atleraeon, lhe aulhor111e1 1ooate4 lhe •ay1lery wit••••• ln lbe 1a•ee111a11oa ot tao••• lax ■ oaa4a1. Barr1 Gr••••a14 ••• 4l ■o•••r•4 la the ho1pllal of •••r1e1owa Ual•er1111. •• ••• laae4lale1J 1ubpoeaae4 - lo lell til1 11or7. h■ t:111••~ ••• P••• lalat. ••~ llll!llL_.ll!lllL the F I ;9 tne••"' •■t~ Te ti ■ ony wa1 given today by Richard Schwarts, &11l1tant Chief of the Penal Dl•ialon of the Bureau of Internal R•••nue. 8• told about the inco■ e tax ca1e agalnet the Cbica10 lawyer, A~• Teltelbaa ■, tor■ er Attorney for Scarface Al Capo••• Tel\elbaa■ char1•• \ h a t ~ \ o \ax \rouble ;, because be turned 4own an eztortlon de ■ and for half a ■ illion dollars. The co ■plaint against Teitelbau ■ ca ■e fro ■ - Chicago, and waa cla11ifled an d er the beading of - •racket •er c ., .... Schwartz aay1 he looted it over, and - · ordered 1 t l e ~ 1ent back to Chica10 tor further --£z in•estigation. lt which p o i ~ r l • • Oliphant ateppe4 in -- the Chief Coun1el tor the Bureau of Internal lt••enae. Oliphant reafaned day before ye1terda1, with bitter prote1t agaia1t the ••1 bi• n••• ••• 4ra11•4 into the c11e - Telttlbaa■ ha•tn1 1al4 tba\ Oliphant bad been na■ ed ae one of• •cliqae• wortla1 witb the eztortionl1te. Ttie reai1aed Chief Co•aeel wa1 to b •• teetlflt4 today bat cancelled t~at - on 1roaaa1 of 111 healti. Today Schwarts 4eclare4 that Oliphant - ordered hla not to 1en4 the Teltelbaaa oa1e baoi to - Cbica10, but to forward th• ••ldence to the Departaent of Juettce for prosecution. 8• wae asked •• did Oliphant gl•• any re a 10D ~or his special interest in the caee?• That wa1 where the na■ e of the ay1ter7 witne11 ca ■e in. Schwartz replied that Oliphant told hi ■ that bi1 attention had been drawn to the case by - Gruenwald. teell ■eay .ICQ] 11tA ■ t lf C-•o srrl.ler . tlli1 ■ ctllu an .... - I• ••ltf iw :s I • •i••••••• , t.ba %mt••&•••• •••• al• JI '-··•·-·--- 1 1 rurther, a per1onar financial 1tateaeat ■ ade by Oliphaat ahow1 that - h• owed thirteen huadre4 dollar, - to Qrueawald. Bat the re1i1ned Chl~f Counsel ref•••~ to ezplaia the debt, or 1a1 an1tbSa1 about •h ~ t he b~d to do •ltb Gruenwald. So they want to _ que1tion - that a71ter1 witae11. That scandal of inco ■e tax 11, indee4, anowballln1. Later testi ■onJ today••• • that ta• fraud caaea a1ainat two ezecuti•es of t•o la1bta1ton ■ eat fir■1 were dropped, after Con1reaa••n lorrl1on of Loulaiana interceded. Chief Counsel Oltptiaat, according to an attorney. ln the Depart■eat of In\ernal ••••nae - held i■■ apt•• paper• n•c••••r1. to proeecat•• anttl tt ••• too lat1. .ZILIU Unl•er1it1 i.,.~r., TodaJ, tb~•• for■ er atar1 of Bra ~ l•J 1, i .. J_ .. ~ +- ~~;,Vl&I-\! - 1tood befor•JL~ Oen• lelcbtorre, Bill laan, aa4 Oeor1• Cbiantaa - plea4lDI 1uil\1 of brllerr, flxtn11••••• Tb• Juda• 1u1pen4•4 •••teaoe - declaring taat the coll•1• ••• to bl•••• le cbar1•4 coll•1• Pre1i4ent D••l4 O••• with 111teaaticall1 b•ll 1•1 up a co■■ercfall1•4 ba1tetball tea ■ tor the financial 1•l• of tbe aohool at Peoria, tlllnoia. l11aal111 -a d•1&••••• ••••••il:e■ ll tbe &a for education, one of tbe players••• takin1 bu1ine11 act ■ lnlatration, but 1oi credit for cour111 in band and toacb football• -- an~h•r et.adlect ) ' •11ie■1 ■ t1 of ••at,iaa. 0 lte1 • ,1 .. , •• ,._■ ta4te4 4anctn1 • with a cla11 • ~ of co-ect ■• Ju11e Streit ■ aye that, a e a result of all tbi1, lra41•11ro11ect one ban d rect tbouaact doll••• fro• ba1t1tball. It• earoll■ ent ju ■ped to nine banctre4 a nd thr•• tbou1and, and the ca■pu1 blo11o■ ed with••• builclln11. • ••1• tbe Th•r•'• a proapt reply fro• Peoria. Tb• Preaident of the looatera Club, auto dealer larr1 lltcbell, ■ aJa that tbe caah glY o by booatera \e baatetball player• wa1 l••• than pla7er1 1ot at aar other aobool tn Tb• lla ■ ourl YalleJ Conference. IAA!ltLL tile ••aa&al ·· •t erooket plarera aa4 flz•• . . . . . llaa bll • , •• ,,.11 .•• , •,.·••all . . . . • ,, •• •tlh •••••l teet,a11. f•~• Ille ■eaol•l• pollee aeeue4 lwe •1- aelaool pla,era u4 ••• tlzera. !be ,,err la 111&1 IM Ult-bu•, hile ■-1.-., u4 ••ler, saN •u••• .. ■dlal97 ■ 11•, ••r• ap,r••••• , , a toraer plQer, ••n ••••• - wb lael r•u • • all•alu f•ll'••• 4• IM Beao1•1• ■ lp •••••1 toolball. ■o ••• ... , • • la ouee Willa. •l•r• •l•r• . . . . . . . . r •• ,.,. tu •• , ••• Nl,a, •araer, • - • u t ra, ue 1,,1oa1 et ..-,(1,1101 ....:11. ••u• eftor•• ltrlH• to Ille ,1ar•~• fer rl111aa •••••• ti.or •••••I••• aa4 woro ,all elallt •uuot tollare, for tt.s1a1 I••, .... lul •••••• ■ 1- •••••l toot,all l• a 1111 ■ porl la hwall, w11• l•t•r••••lull• ..... la ··••1•1• •••••• , •• , • • tller9'1 ploatr et -..,,1a1 - al•ar• a te■p1a11oa to or••••rr. , .. pell•• bell••·, .. , lbla llaeloauo •• ••• flzo4 1aa•• la Boaol•l• 11&41• la - •oa1, llao bealaai ... • 1a,1a1 - lllal elller Boaol•l• ■ 11• lelaool• IAOllt&& -a- t~AII§_ Bad air n••• fro ■ the Atlantic. A 1-29 -· craahtn1 off the &1ore1 - crew of 11xt••• -- lo1t, apparentlJ. &nd, a C-47 traneport ■ l11ta1 off the ■■■t ooa1t of France. Search•• are bela1 ■ a4• witboat re1ul\a th•• far • • !lltllll ~t!.r,~ E•erybody 111 taltina about the weather - _ 1 , --tft.<J h,...._A unae a sonably war■ tor Dece■ber. Lite 1prin1 • except that spring ia unusually a - - bit cooler. So Dow the 1cientlat1 Join the weather talk, and say - Its added ••idence to aapport a tbeorJ they'•• been for■ulatlDI for 10•• ti••• Tbat • the world 11 beco ■ lna war■ er. - Dr. Qeor1• liable, Director of the l■ erloaa Qeo1raphioal SooletJ, point• out that thia •lr.t•al heat w a •• ia earlJ wl ~ t•r flt• riaht in witb wor14- w14• 1tatl1tlc1. Tak• a few acattere4 exa■ple11 ID Pbtla4el p bla, the •••r•1c teaperature, the year •roua4, ha1 rl••• fro ■ fifty-two to tttt,- 1lx 4e1r••• in the pa1t ••••Dty or 1i1bty y&ara. lontreal, for the•••• perio!, 1how1 an •••r•1• rl•• - fro ■ forty-two to tort111x de1reea. Si ■ llar chan1•• llillllJl - 2 for the warmer are shown in Greenland, the Britiah Ialea, ScandinaYia, Spitzbergen. In Arctic Spitabergen the ther■o■eter for Dece■ber l e ~ " than it was thtrt1 1ears •10. / / ~•put ~ thincft•• _ >✓-;a . b,.t{ ; / / / r. cecli ,, ao• 10•• on th~•• or .foae ' •••ta boandarJ of the aio•• of I So h - r••• the propbecJ: Dr. liable tbtata that, so■ e daJ, o u r laertcu corn belt •111 eztencl wa1 up to Canada, and ■ 14weatern t ? r ■ er1 will be raietn1 cotton - •• if Iowa ••r• Alaba■a. l~ltlll -3 le ba4 a lot of d11cu11ion about tbl1, • couple of J••r• aao, when I 1peat 10•• ti ■• oa the 1reat Juneaa icecap - where 1cleatlata ot T~• Geololtcal ' l■erlcanA••••• ••*••~Society wen 1tu411•1 ••• explorla1 the secret• of alaataa 1lacler1. 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