Prance, tOday, aent relntorc8118ftt■ to the bol'der. Mween ~ch and Spanlah Morocco - and l'Nnoh wa1'11h1,- a4i • ~ c • ott the coaat. 'l'hla • we bear, 11 bacb4 br tm ~ the trick ot the 11tuatlon 11 at · talo two protectorates, French and Spantlh. )llli.t • ., t ... to Nlllllin one country f one redll. umer on• sultan • .... ot the treaty. They 1ns1st that Spanish Morocco 11111St remain . under the sovereignty ot the sultan backed by the French, Sidi Mohammed Ben NOulay Arata. -}Jnternational friction. All malc1ni:i; a new point oratuutt•t Between France and IPJ'. Spain - this time. lndo China reports a nay.al QPer.atton - tar ldln4. !be wital town ot Thakhek 11 tn the middle or the llngdaa or . Lao■ - and Laos, it1elt, 11 an interior comitr,. Yet, !hallhek, toctq, wa1 captured bf landing• hoa iranhlpl. 'ftle answer - R1wer, ,.._.. , ot this eil'tti. the 1 ,-,11.J bJ land. - pafflJ bJ Rlftl". lam - n•••l• n ~ - ot. tr.GOP• tbl.t a4anc • OIII tlle • ~7~ ~~ ~ -- - ~ ~ - ~~~~ ;!,-ftle release of the anti-Coan.mist prisoner, ot war waa completed today. Seven thousand North Koreans - taken to Seoul. Fourteen thouaand Chinese - U to Inchon, mere tbeY boarded U.S. Nav,al ve11ela, bound tor Pol'llo■a. Me're demanding - that th be banded back · . In spite of ote1t1 tran the conaun11ta, the releaae of t,he prts ners,went ott without incident. The pro-C011111Wlista are still at Pan Mun JCllll, Mtll -,ri;-- Reds - refusing to take them!fl...._ Insisting - they must be kept in detentton until a peace conference has been held - things look doubtful: tor them, .;r ~ - the );:. I'- _______. .,.//_ ~- Al • ) t enty-one ~•~ -ltaz HAM, . Berl1n reports Red propaganda that loon • not 10 pod tor the meetli'lg of the Foreign N1n11ter1. c~•t newapapera or last O e ~ are aa,1ng that Molotov wlll i Nttle tor. nothl;n8 l••• tban the 1c~p1ng 9t tb• lorlh Atlantic Treatr orsa-.1sat1on. Gel'llllll Rede are lnliatilll tbi, w 1ettle11811t llll8t be preceded bJ Geawan unUS.catlon. llbllt our 1148 call• - tor mt Geraft ,1,ou-.. nn,! . ----- All taken t o • • ta. arrS!ftl ot llolotcw 1n • ad ot - no cQIIPrailid.M. CB PRMICE ln Paris. today, 1'ore1P. 1Un1ater. B1dault got bt.1 1n1trtct1ona - tor the Meting of the foreign IU.nlaten. 1111re •• a aeaelon ot the lfrench cabinet, and tbeJ told ,...tp Minister mat to do. ~tber. - what not to 4o. 'l'he l'WIOr 11 that Molotov will prqpoae a deal - wt ,nnce. '!he Prencb - to scuttle the West Bur.oPIID _.., II' pl t:n rel11ffl tor a aett18111ftt 1ri Jndo-<Jlba. ao. R•O•ctt.ng - an, lilll auch deal. R•'• alao to ••J - •no• - to 8111 IDlotft 1ugge tor a tlve-power parley, wli1cb would include Red atat.nt. lor 1• he to plaJ the role ot - Mdlator. l'l'Ulce to take no middle poaltlon. Bat atQ on the watnn aide, nt.ly with oreat Britain and the Unit.eel State,. President Blaenhower 1 a budget, which will be presented to Co~as tomorrow, was •de public today. bid been passed around, under a pledge or eecrec1 - but the content■ leaked out. So the budget•••• wa1 releaeed lliead ot t1ae. i'he P"eldent nllw calla tor the spending or • ~ t1ve blllf:on dollars 1n • • next rt1cil rear. ta■t ,ear• 1 budlit ••• •••ent,-.one til111onr t1Y►hundred ■111s.a11. lo the President auea a large cut - fty.-..44-Mlt bllllon■• leverthele■I tbe new budget wl 1 leawe a deflolt or tbNe b1lltona, !!'he top emphUl• la on air power and ataalc weapona. An1J and laYJ take llarge Nductlona, •• tundl are ahltted over to the new ways ot war - the power ot the atom delivered thr.ougb the air. Tonight, President Eisenhower has a magn1tlcant glass cup - twelve-and-~-hilf inches~. and e t ~ beautirully with pictures. Scenes from bis career. The I tara boy in Kanaaa, the Veat Po1:rit cadet, the aoldler . ... 111H aening bis countr,, the connahder direct,ns the D•DQ lnftelon. Plnally - Dwight B11enhower t.idni the oath ot ottlc• •• Prea1dent or tbe United State,. nae &JM.tctacular cup - a gift caR1annt1N ldia ti.fl, 1Y8rlU'J 1n e White Bouae. llelllbe■ ol the Oablnlt 1ri Ind procured 1t. '!he preaentatlon, toda, - made bJ Vlo• President Hixon. Just one JeU' ago tOday • General E1aenhower took tit oath or _ ortlce, and bee ... President or tbe United state,. So boW IP ti; tli .Jea - :=-~•~tbl 1h tile elte aMe~• the ••teran aoldler. the id:lltarJ 111ro. rum,._ UOllt an end to the tlgbtJns 1n lor.ta. Wbtaft, 1ft the el•c,1an 7C;l:- on,ralgn, bad • • • • • wt •••■ . .,11 ••••· 1 ,m.,,,.•• ..-. .. t - "I wlll go to loNa. 1 Todal, thlN• tlghtlng in lCorea. s11111ar11, in tbe tleld ot foreign policy., he won accla1Jn with bis - •atou · r.or peace" propoaal. However~ that •y · turn out, the tact 18 that Soviet Rua .. ia has accepted that Eisenhower otter - to talk atomic matters in te1'1118 of peace, instead of war. In matters of domestic policy, the picture is - 2 dllterent. The Prealdent•a farm program, races a etubbom tlght tn Congress - and the tarm vote 11 at stake. 811 labor progrlll la 1n tor a battle - the aaendllenta he n11111 tor tM Tart-Hartley Law. So the picture ls two told. Pavorable • 1ii the realll ot international attain. ControYer1tal - 1n thil t-tel:I • ot de1111tic s,ol1eJ. canva■t - at tM end ot the tint ot an election caapaQ)l. With tlie bV,n1ilg queatlan • iho will win the congrea11onal electiona in the tall! / \•~-1.~ - I - '/: t : ~ .. ,,. .. : · ' { ... -. Prom W ahlngton, the dlacloaure. that the cblet inffltigator tor the ca.tttee on Un-AaiMcan lct1vlt1•• Nrl'O•d three hundred dollara tr.am screen actor ldiu'd G. Robinson. Sound■ alghty peculiar. Saae while • ~ - su, or tbe 110Yle1 • .-,1oned by the calldttee on cbarpa ccnnectld with CJ Jli"ll■• Btlward O. Roblnaon - a wllllnl · wltne11, . _ ce■tltied tbat be • • led, 1:gnonntlr, to u1oc1• lona INlODII bJ the Recla. 7Sew od ~ , tor tblt u•::ttN lnff■tlptor to borrow tbrtte bun4red lHlCD tro■ )WI. -------- Clardy or Mlchlgan, lltlo ,.,, - that waa the rea1on 11\11 Lolll:1 J. Russell waa tired traa Ila ht• poat. He adds that ldward O. Robinson did nothing wrqng. But theJ'd l!ike to know aare about - the loan. .,J•"J .. : - ~;·~~- • ~-,: J. ' In Waablilgton - a call tor -- !cotteele11 v..snt■daJ"• Congre11aan Lawrence Saltti ot Wlsoonaln , ~ • • that people. •••r,wb•re. retrain tl'al cottee on Vtdnt■cla,: ot each week:. 'ftlla, •• a war to 1'r-1M aown tile ht&b price. !odq : )l'(Jor C food a1111nl tilked- tM ten cent cup ot corr .. tau pne up to n So the CongreUan 111Dt1 - •oottNlea ~ . 11 The strangely behaving witness in the Walter Reuther case now claims that he doean • t know anyth1ng al» u the shooti u or the Prealdent ot the c I o, •lx years ago> ~en - Reuther was head or them auto worker•. Donald Ritchie repudiates the• atelneilt■ be 11184• pffflOUSlJ - al though the auto workers union pald htil a tiv • tbOU&nd dollar reward for the intonation. proaecutor 1n Detroit sa1s - proceedipga to extradl Diinlld Ritchie will be contlmled. 'lbey '1111Dt to proaewte him 1n connection with the shooting ut Wal:ter Reutblr.. In the San Oabrtel mountains ot. Cal1t9mla, the ,-pl• are being warned • U it l"alnl, thlf - , ban another 4SA1Hr ot rock Uld aad. ~. ••••Nl 1ibouand went bacik '° : ~rs.i~ - · - bten dr1Yen • . , br, llllp alldu tile •ddJ dlaaat1r - waa an enO pl'Oda at t1N1. alope• of tlti Sm Gari out the tlllHr. Mb, .,,.01&11 - llbere tlli gnat a1tr- 1 ONenator, At the tlae tti• pndlctton WU - t tire lllght tie toll owed bf dmtgel'OU8 llftdllldel. 'l'reel and Yegetation, holding the 1011, baYing been swept aWQ bf the blaze. It heavy ratna cuae. looaening the earth - down ft would come. Well, during the past few days, they had thoae heaVJ _..IA.• 2 N than flYe lnohel talllq Oft lloant VU1on ~ -4 u. pNClictton cue true. S114e1 ot eU'tll and iliMI - -.1111 dom on \011111 B l■olated baiii1. In Pabler CID10II, bOulea • . ..,...,. tliiil Ml! GIii. re, llblch 1tood. tlrli, bll4 Ulllf alclel 0091ft of OON and •tone• ,-ll1ftl d01II At t or llouiit vnaan. 1111 lnftded - Iliad and roci plllbi toar r .. , c1-, sn .... 10 cuual,tl••, wt plentr o - - • ~ - - bll ~ob - ot d i l l - out. CRASH A s . tc h f ro m uffal o i ve s the 1 t es t -- in an air e r s h ther e . A b i g pas sen er plane plu.n g in into a fi e ld, sh o rtly after a take off. But - no lives lost. Several i njurie s , apparently, but nothin g too sat serious. NEW OIL E T h r e as i .'il s ene at a co urtr oom in Ne · Orleans , to day . C o s of t omen e re mi - an ban g in on the oor. The ju g e c au ht in the mob , ~ a an pushed around. All be ause o f inten se feminine i~terest in a lurid w ife-murder trial. The defe ndant - the JOI o w ner of a ••••xt resort in the French quarter. The Ju dg e, after being pushed around by the crowds of w omen, permitted Ill only thirty spectators to enter the court - thereby frustrating a lot of feminitfe curiosity. C h ::i o , a los _o r a c hool sc of . . 1 pan a o h h . ren . e bl oc r e 1 ~cu b iler roo un e r - th kn e r a r ten . a~t l · h re s r e in stampe e · a o t 11kel to happe n amon the four--an -f ive er olds. It seeme like a isaster,'an pol1 e an ambulances came hurry! to the scene. B ut hat di they behol d? Out came ei g hte e n hundre by - the kinder arten pupils, in an orderly march. Headed class./ The four and five JU year olds lined up as in a revie i , their teacher, Miss Marie Jones, shepherdin them along. Today, in Chicago, they ~ P ied Piper. ell, the original led a pro c essio n of rats, by too& A ere callin g Marie Jones Pied Piper of Hamlin on a fla olet. Marie Jones did th e same thin g , w ith children - by sin g in. en the explosion shook the kinder g arten c lass, knockln the ki s from their se a ts_.,..and they starte to scream 1n panic - the teacher c alle f o r~ s o n . - - - - / ~ •come on! ev e ry b o y s in J !" And he he tarted one o lhe ki1 ergarten tunes. 1 bich did lhe trick. orty-three o pets orgetting their fright, and taking up the familiar song. Then she got them into the routine fired ill, and led tbea out, still singing. Other classes were march- ing out, and they fell in behind the kihdergarten. So that's how Marie Jones turned possible disaster - into a pied piper parade. "Come on. Everybody sing!•