Lt-D ilc - W J "'-tM ~ 1. ~ ~ i , (~ r1 Have you been vatcbtn, the big race at Obica«o ' tbat en~ed in a surprt e; B'Urprt.e for ■any - includin« . veps end hie owner and bandlera - and bockere. Na~hua ,ot hi reven,e for tbat beatinR Swap■ ~ave hi ■ in the Kentucky Derby. The prtdP of the iaBI today taktn, biA estern RiYal in tbat tbrillid~ encounter. Edie Arcaro, co■ tn, back to ••en tbe acore vitb Willy Sboe ■ aker. I•••* It va1 la1bua all the ••J• Arcaro brou,ht bi ■ into the lead tn a hurry and Swap ■ trailed tit ■ ri-bt down to tbe wire. In tbe final ■ print le ■hua realJJ opened up tbe line a full five ten,tba abead of bt ■ fe■ou• rival. WAR CRIMIN~ Our oyerment 11 ao1ng to rele e twent1-two Jap •• war criminal • o stated in Waehtngton toda, - following conferences between Tok;ro Foreign Minister Shiplliteu and our military and civilian leaders. o top otfeooera are included - no "Clua A• war criminals. T twent1-two n to be rel aaed - are ot 1111 &. less important group. Q ~ . 'llllr move s.,r interpreted aa intemed to atrenathen ~-~ ~ r,~-c&t■ 'l. Japan. PIROM Or is it a move to atreJl&i;hea llt:1 powart . - All we know tontaht 11 that the Dictator 414 tell tbl Argentine Federation ot Labor that be w ld retire tor tm ac,od of the country . 4 t •i&ht help political llgl'Hll8ftt f t he stepped out. He Ml!:11 . . . , Gat he WU t1red of . . Jt ~ "ingrat1t11d~ ~-,llll!a~&t---- ••-••a el- Illa popaldien. Ill ••W U.... aight be t 1me tor him to IIBke wa, tor a 1om119r llllll. 1111.-, ~~ ~ touched ott reaottom WJl1I t• Peronista pol1t1c1¼ ~.t--hderation of Labor ordered a •.. ., general strike - in oppoe1t1on to~ron-- re1t.anat1!on. A hundred thousarMl workers, ptberirc 1n the 1quare at Bllenoe 4rl Aires ... ~emand that the Dictator at111 on. It ua ➔ ~ Qrderly,_,.._. - no violence. _ , ~ usual Peron.- I ~ . . . . , 1111 trappings ass mining. ,-.. lmd speakers. or•• . . . ■tLsa, PBRON - 2 A• M\e lHl119 tbie. P•r811Yta •••N et 8ealN••- , ......... d , . · PG1lel, .,,,. hlll, AM -.. leaders or the ~ Uniona swore/\ that they would not re11a1n under !!.11 o~r 1 ~ . L 1f MOROCCO A dispatch from Rabat, Norocoo, states that the new French Resident Gener!l has arr1Yed, General Pierre de Latour taking over from ltlt114 Grand•al - whose reet.anation bee- official toda_y. Latour 18 known a ~ IOldter amt 't" .. •ble ~ "-- administrator. Be helped br1'- about till peaoe in Tlln1a1a - - ~ ~ protectorate on b l'Olld to Hlt - ~ ~~.Jlcg~,a.Q goverrnent. Now he tacea the e ~ , - 1n Noroooo. Latour•• problem 11 t~ 7 . . ~ : : ; plan or ~~-J... Pre111•~ ~ ~ p i a n calla tor a new llorooom ~l'\□V'.lt • to be set ;i~Sept•be· &:; ~ 1nterest1QI --:._t aanr ot tile 1deu ~ 1 & ~ :-L,. .. ,;.f_ 1nvo1Yed 8N tbc>N o~a..:;anndYal. He bad to 1tep out because the French Right Win& d1alllmd thl wa, bl tffONCI j l ~ - - ~ Moroccan nat1oil11sa. .,_ his ideu cannot be abandoned bJ hie 111ccea1or · - because there 11 no chanoe tor &DI propoaal • that does not take Moroccan nat1o~l1111 into aco011Dt. ll)ROCCO - 2 With Orandval gone, the next atep 11 to ouat the pro-French Sultan - Sidi Ben Moula,y Arata. 'l'ha~i01ar•• . ~ n, a three-man council to be 11t up. The council, to help torm a new penaanent gcwel'llllnt tor Jloroooo. -ef. ~ ~ . -lk .. /""< ~aria hope■ that_, Latour •111 '5,t' ■ 111coe11.Qd hi ~~~ rule -f':m lorobc • I I l b •• ~ ~ca-... io~f4 - question a r ~ t l l F - exiled tol'llll' ltan., Sld1 /4 A •••' llohllllled Ben You11et - ftOlf in Jlad .... oar. 'ftlllre•1 T talt aboll t br1ngtna ht.m • • • to ,ranee - nen it be 11 tol'ltldden to return to Morocco• . In the •attill, a delep,ton of nat1onal11t leaden will fl¥ to Jlad111Nar to 10llllll 011t tbl ,('How doe■ IMI II new propo1al tor h1a count17T - -- - . ......... . • without 1n11at1111 on Nturni:nl to tbl tbronl? Or will bl.oall on h11 followers to start a new wave ot •1olenae! Par1:I 11 waiting ,11••lf tor the annere. So 11 Jlol'OOOO. I~L A spokesman tor the Ieraeli Pore1gri Otttoe said ln Jerusalem today - that his country still reJeota a neue-tlre along the Gaza strip. The ceaae-t1re, oal1ed tor by tha ohlet #!..t ~MA-_1\1. or the U.N. truce te•,~Oene 1 Burne. '!'be tNce wu to hffl been effective yeaterd91, at au P. • IIIFEgpt anm.au11eecl t 6 o ~ ~ ~ . it would.-...,,iJeneral Bllrnl4"-1. ~ , A -,.. - v ' ~ But Israel retuaed. And toda, , ~ foretan orttoe order 1poke1man aald thlt the U ••• A~tld that b!_!tl 114 I NN 11111'1. attllli ➔ &r ,.... NoreOYer, I■rael bill . . . . . tbl Bgptl agreeaent tor a ceue-tire - 11 Jwpooziltloal. In thl word■ ot the Iaareli 1polte811&n, "Bgpttan ratden are atlll rolild country , sowing death and dlatraotl • • In other words, larael reprda Bgpt u oar.,pletely reaponstble for the shooting - and ante the U. • to 11ake that clear. Meanwhile, Cairo report■ that the Egyptian ar111d toroe1 baTe ceased tiring in accordance with the order. * lord.Shtc: the Gaza area i i quiet, -c.,o ~ ~ , WIS ---- ~ The ~rian Ambassador to Waah1nston ~ : "A that thil Arab nationsAhan a r1ght to receive aru from an,y aouree. The statement, obvioual,y a reply to what Secretary ot state Dullea said yesterday. Mr. Dullea reaarklna, that there wre . - . indications - that Ruaaia baa ottered aru to the Ar.aba. Our Secretary of State went on to a93 that 1uoh a IIOYe would violate the "spirit of Geneva" - becauae tt would 1111NUI world tension. He added that be hoped tbl reports weN not true. . J1f ~ Ne111 the Syrian Allbaaaador _ . ■pe"( tor b1a ~•'I· Farid Zeineddine, retortt_ that 8l'IJ nation hu a rtsbt to ·,::- Ill,- •. buy arms to protect itselt. Be aatd be bad no lmolfl•dl• -«r•w 4 :;_---- ,. •• .I:.. ttM 1f::_ "'-'- ==~ Soviet offer ~ but that ' would t IUJ'Pl'ilt him. As the Ambaaaador put 1t:- "An: 1overment would like to insure 1 ts full defense • by 8111 • 8118 • n - BIO'l'HRBB pd The Big Three Foretgn Mtnt1ter1 w'ill ••t 1n Re• York on September Twenty-Seventh. ae 11fiMe4 a W•II--•, ~ . . ~-~ w. .A. MacMillan, Piney and Dllllea - to hold ~ oonterence before they go to Geneva to talk wt.th llolotov. Thay '11 be Joined bJ the Vest Oe1'llan Poretp 11n11-.. west aerman.v , baying a bi& votoe 1n wbatner deo1110III abollt l\ll'Ope are made tr011 now on. GBIIE'VA ~ Frm oeneva, ~ • • llnll, ac IW-j the J)brue _ J "BlBHi) "op!im1s~1c deadlock • • st II tla Jl•)I a ..!,8•4 atter the meeting toda_y between our Ambaeaador to 01ec lovakta, Alexis Johnson, and the R~~repre1entat1Ye, V DI Ping-Ham. ~ We don't know J111t •IW the two •n tb1nk t1te1in 1D aa · 'optimistic deadlock" over th61e .Aller1oan olwtllana held bJ tile -- ------ "-"' C0111Dun111t Chinese. ait apparenti, '1ex11 1om1onA th1rikl t&t ' he,s getting eomewbere .. :IID ttue •••leNMN. (),..,I--, . Johnson is going back to Presue to look atter ottloial business there. ~ t o ' Geneva in tta tor the mzt conference - • • l ~ ~ Septeaber Suth. ,._ BUSINESS MEH r. . • The South Korean Ooverment repeats that Alllrloan business , n will have to pa, the taxee de■anded ot thlll. ~ ~ e • " ' ~ We already know how ame t i t ~ I 11 5.1. ue bein& held -- 11Dtil their rtnaa pay, what are beln& called, unta1r and exorbitant taxes". The South Korean Qovel'llllnt den1e1 tbat 1t1 po110J 1• s,,..,. ..... -- 72-2 .. e?. unta1r. And..--.!,I'- Finance 111.niater ■tatea tlatlJ that n•'1ont who doee bua1ne11 tn South lorea w11l have to pa, up. PRISONERS A federal court rules that the Arli1 baa a rilbt to court-martial former priaonera-ot-war. Judge Joaepb McOarragt\y, turning down a requeat by Ma3or Ronald Alley. The otticer frail Bar Harbor, llalne, at111 c antenda # that he is being tried tor tNaaon - aad1'11Dder tbe Constitution, treason ouea 1111st be beard in clT11 court,. Judge McGarraah, di8111'98I. He BIQI that the ........ 11a1111t MaJor Alle1 do not cOD1tltute treaaon - 10 the Anq bU the right to go ahead with tbe MaJor'• aOlll't-urtial. Detenae attorney■ have alread1 apptaled aore tbln once. And now thlJ 191 theJ 1 11 go to the C1roa1t Caart ot Appeals - 1n an atteapt to baYe Judge lloGarrll!W'• opinion overruled. SOLDIER Another tol'ller pr1aoner!li0t-war -- accuaed or collaborating with the Reda. Seraeant Willi Bln&hart ot Muncy , Pennay 1 vania, waa captured in Dec•ber . or 11na n PittJ. ff spent allloat three yeara 1n a prlaon c111p - and tbln wu re leased in the big prisoner exchange ot Auauat, ltlliteen Fifty -Three. ! ' . -- ..._.. "" Now Sergeant Banghart 11 accu1ed ot ~.:;II. ~ ' # I L ; , ~wlth his Commniat Jailers. The charge 11 that be appelll"N 1n Red movies - which ahowed the ~ State1 111d tbe • M • • AnQ:t-_..:., ~ayorabii.. ~ tllfii • that Serpat Blnpart )C... A. -,r A A broadcast Caamiat propasanda 1 over the radi<~/:{.,,~~ At Fort lleade, llarJland, the ts sal eharp1 against the Sergeant are beinl lm'eetlgated. So tar no court-martial haa been ordered.· the ••MJPlttN •~ttc tlh8 Trigger &lrke II returning to lew y Ol'k. In Cbarle1ton south Carolina, the SWll8D 1ne up his tillit to uold a iillrder charge in the Blllpire State. ..,Qcou,ed lb ot lltllins a man in a bar-rOOII br•l. We-8•• ~ II ~ - - - vi d to get a court ruUng;("Mti(he ooulcS 1tt,J 8"J tl'Cill YB. Bllt tod93 • ~,.tolcS tbat South Cuolim oolllcl HIid bill NC~ ll A '' .... ..--.. he waived any further tlllit. Triger Burke, t o ~ o the eceM ot the oi'lal _ft which be 11 cbargN.- . . Jew York cSeteotlfll inll P.B.l. A ~ ~ : : . - I I ~ ~ ~ are alreadJ on -hmil tor92 ;;;;?si,c cmsLER In Det~•o1t, more than a hundred thoulllid am-,11.er employees will walk out at ■1dn1gbt, tontaht - unle111111 company meets their tema. Both 11411 nave IINN on tbl bulo economic 1sauea - including a 111aranteed wap, 11iitlv N 111111 wilt ~ Ford ind General Roton. Blat a - • • ot 1NW A ~ reuin in dispute - ~ tt tt.J')_N not tiwd oa, Wlthln tbl next raw houri• then CbrJ1ler fill bl hit bJ a real 1U'llll. So~ c.~. rJ. FQRRISTAL The aircraft carrier "l'orrestal" 11 her wa, k to with two of her propellera out ot aetton. ApparentlJ, tllit bearings on the propeller 1batt - Pft .., . "''"'' 1t s J 1 ■pwed ,tt t1:1,1en ldwtr. Alill •• illll ...., Mt:11111111 ,on gt:a8' wtl:l lie 1a,r.aa •r'1ra111 at In ~ ' " ■•••• '1i """1:,.\ The ~arr1er bu been mmr-ao1n& trlala - ant '/... C011pan_y that built her,• th11 Id.ad ot ~pell.er trouble will never happen apln. PAUL MUil A famou ■ actor. 1uddenl11trlck1n wttb blindness, in one eye. Paul lunt. in bta role ae Clarence Darr.ow, bi1 late1t bll Broad•ay eucceRs. •Inherit tbe Wind.• and the audiences haTe been ra•lni aboul performance in tbia. The play bf a B■alb bit thAt it will Paul Muni ■akee out with bi• •r• proble■• That lucky lew Y~rk ahoeaater ta bact tn bt1 aative land. Gino Prato. who won the thirty-two thou and on T.V •• by anewertn, queetiona about opera, returntni to Italy for th P. irAt time in thirty-three year ■ • et in Rome by a battery of ca■era ■en and an army of reporters he was infor ■ ed tbat he baP been tnYtted to a apeciel party to■ orrow - to ■ eet Clare Booth Luoe, our A ■basRador to Italy, end Jee DtNa«rto, vtio r he ■ entton of the fcr■er ¥ant•• ba■eball ■ tar pro ■pted one reporter to a■ k Gino Prato "Are rou • Yaatee• ■ eanin~ in the broader sense, not as a baseball tan•. Tba fhoemeker replied "I a■ one-hundred per cent Yantee•I• After a tour of Ro■e - be will bead north for hi~ native vtlleJe. and a re~nion with hiB fatbe~, who■ he heA not seen for thirty-three years - the elderly ,~ntle■ an vho told bi tn teke tbe thtrt,-.t•o «raa d and take any chAno~s. S!IIPI.£ ti Boeton•e Old Horth Ctmrch baa 1ta 1111r ■teeple. ... year ago, exactly, Hurricane "Carol" lmookecl over Ille old A one - the aecooo on the Cturch tl'CII micb P111l BeftN pt ._ lantem aignal that aent hill on h11 fllllDUI rldi. Actually, Old lortb Cturob bu b14 tbNe 11Nplel. Paul Revere I a waa built in S•••nteen Port,. It • • lmN .... ~ OYer by a hurricane 1n lilbte•n Pour. '!'bl 1eollld-,J-1■t11 ~~eAai ... .t-~ 11nt11 lfllrricane "Carol~ laet rear. low tblre 1•·• tbUd - thia one ta called lurrlcane-Pl'O o t. It wu lliillt nib one hundred and titty tbou1and Old N rth Chllroh Pund. lan OOllttlllalld ,o 1111 Ind ' an '" ... i n g re y to 8 ec emo al to all no · that t he r ht brothers e up oayt l . o . Bu t lb r s bor n ~ n · ll vil e , Ind ana _ a n ' l,l r: ate an 0 do someth i n g about ts no o r ld - co 1 ed ~ o -- one o f the fathers of aviation. Te opoQal is to con~truct a r e plic a of t he bui l d i n h ch the W r h fam ly li ved at the time . The i r old home ha .. lo ncB ~ a pp eared . o Ind i ana proposes to bu7 back the l and and ~et p aQ a Wri ht memorial - a replica of the home n which one of the p oneer~ of aviation wa s born. Wilbur ri ht , of M V lle , Indiat!'i . S KEL T -- ----- R l '"' n o nin YP. r 1n child waR founn in rav 1 i ne r Turin, low , t day. The intereRtin~ in OU i i that th kele n i ; Ome nine-thousand- ear old. rcheolo,:ri t, ,ay that it is one of the most im por t n di R cov , rie ever m ade in America - because it indicate. tha human beinp.s alre ciy w.ere livin~ in Iowa ar und seven - hou a nd B.C. The Iowans of nine thousand • year p-o - Hup- ~ousand . f year . even before the Pvr~ tls were built .