-_) . . . . lllllloa toUaai aatl•o-■-\al proaraa. Wlll. reMlT• tlllU •lnal app111"1 ' - r - •• lllat •• a. -~•lapoa t■aitllllo a.-..'"Jlt ~ 91cl&J' - · · q4 . . . . . . . . . . . A., ,. 419W . , & aeW . . . /\.. ,- ftNlea of 1M . . . . . . . Ae-,tet • • • • - tNJOlial teai • -•••t .. et J•NeWl • · • • • • to \Ile Aarl . . . Alt ••aS.ea• la . . . ~~F~M■ bl.• ~ I hW • I .tt a - - flll .... \e •atl . . 11ail et Ille Ma illo w111 lleat · • • • - - • • tJ;R; ~ . l,JllA. 1'1l• 1,!lalte4a Batlone ;tokaC action on the ,aJ.eatln• qaeatlo• to4ar, ,be polltloal oolllllll•• casting Tot•• on •••l•l•• - - - l ■eua. ou;-- Ille Arab 4••nt \bat tbe u.w. 4eone tll• leYlel lalelllte Jwlaat. {•....,_• tor 1M lnloto. SatlNl4•oot • NNlflf.• Mllllll to~ '9le Sss1tlale 1D4•p•DI•••• ot Ne■lhe. ftal • • Yotol 4-r--apo• 1'11,p,Ot 191.Ul tolloat tu IPln l••·-,. lals-o4••1na _ ... r Naoldlea, allll - - l e , ... .... llllar-lbouah wlU.0111 '9le wort •i11111t1al••• It- • • , . . . . , tile ARN. • • llkelll• TOMI . . . . . polltloal eolilllt••• • • ' oa to the toaaa,1on ot • aladoa ot - - tal(llt17,)uat •ae agala Soriet llllHla - . 11u4 11p agalan the ••'•I'll po•fl■.,Altl It iii OB¥ ■IIArp polal ar tltlilN Gl'OllpD •rsuag tbat tile ltlg powra aholll4 ltear Ulelr mare ot Ile reapouib111tJ' ot 111l•l•••r 4eoialoa the eoata■loa t.lg powra ba•• too au ialenat la Ike •tter, oae •J' or d i d ~ -~~~ ... -~~ uo'iler, •114.r-,.~~ tile l••••tlgatloa ~ tbe uall•• aeutral■• Great Britala. obTloulJ'. It.a■ a_!!.:!!!. lateNat; repeale41J' tua a poai tlon la taTor ot the lewln Zionl■I•• •• tor le•l•I la••l•• I nppo■• \here la ■o- ltea ot aol wanting th• lo•l•t• to get• nnaer 41reo\1J' la the pal.e■tlM - pl•• ft• que■llon of tbe ll&ke•up of th• oomm1111oa wnl \o a Tote late tale atternoon, and th• watern 4U10oraol•• • • out bJ' a narrow marala••thirt••to eleTea. There are t l t t r ll 'rt three aationa on th• polltiOalJ!!aaltt••• 11hiab glTea aa - indicati of how a ny file t vote -- m o o f t e m abstaining. And th t raised row, with ovi t Rusi claim i ng that the vote was inv lid bee u se the resolution wa s dopted by a minority -- only a minority voting. The British sup orted by the soviet vie, but the cbajrman, Lester Pearson, of Canada, ruled that the vote was valid. [QQ_ Toni h t Germ a n a ut h or i ti es in t e R u r c b l e a n . ur g ent p le to Herber t Ho o ve r t op s t e i r r ea u e~ for food alon g to Pr es i d ent Truman a nd Co n g re s~ . Te German tol d former Presi d ent Hoover, wh o n t h e r a itude of milli on s for his f mi n e r el i ef work af er t e first World War, -- and after t h is W a r too -- th a t the entire economy of the Ruhr may collapse if the near-famine continues. Ameri-0 a n and British authoriti e in Belin alre dy are . taking measures to canteract un d oubt e d hunger i . n the Ruhr. Colonel Bugh Heste r , chief of the Americ a n Uilita Government Food and Famine Division in Berli says: WTbere is a food short a ge; there is hunger; there is no starvation.w The President of the Borth Rhine-Westphalia Prov~e, in an ur g ent message to former President says: that unles s help come s ouickly it will be impos s ible to find German of f icials who wil ace pt responsibility in t h e curr e nt crisis. He wa rns t hat a all collap s e ~f the Ru h r's econom y will end••• ope of Europen reconstructi o n. GARRSSOIIB • .. J.b• Seoretar1 ot War states that on• three separate oooaaioaa, !f>D&r•••IIIID • 1 1nteroe4e4 w1 th hia 111 beflalt ot Ill• OU-aaou. Thia • • baat ln •rtime, &114 Just atterwar4, wba Ro be n ,at tenon • • wa41r aeoretar>T ot • r ln ohazra• ot mn1t1ona oontaota. - ~ ~•:;.lie•• • •Mr •1'aeH tor tile proHoaUoa la the ,rial ot tomar oo . . naaaa •1' all4 tile oaruoa brotller•• - allit&l'J' affair• oo•t.tt•• of Ill• bou• of repreNatatlTea, - - reoe1 Te4 fittr'°"• thousand tollaN 1n ntura tor • r amt Ila• eapl re of Ill• Qanaou. Aate4 bow otlea .1cu:1anaM11D a,- t•l•pboaet to bla la utura 00~!2';~" wltb lb• aaraaoaa, tbe ,!_eONt&l"J' of !&r to4a1 --rec, ~ IS..• tbal I noa11.• ~ r a lia _aineteea tortr!}lre• llben OOqreaaaa a,- oall•4 \be a4er-aeoretarr ot n r aa4 proteate4 aaa1nat a outbaok ln an ai,q ort•r plaoet witb a oaraaon oompanr•• n4uotlon ot the order. lid 1rn Slleel I GARSICIII ~T•• 'llllen OOnsre•- a,. •rau•4 Witll the 11114er-1eoretar1 tile • ••rt• 11,e D b ~ 111J' Ml.let J a \ t H - k ■14 Ille / \ - - • • untloappllla lbea la nooa••nllla '° e1Y1llu ,ro4ael1on. eom1na fl'O• the Garuoar•••oaue ot eaoea• tl'Otlta. • Nl4 &\ltllor111•• llbo w.re 4eall11& wl\b Uaat kin4 ot thlnc. Thia appeaano• bJ the .e,oreurr of ~ I ' at \he AD4rew •r-~•ao• trial aarke4 a ol1•z••• hip apol 1a lb• Deel S OABSSOIB ~ pn1e11&lloa atteapt to 1how how th• for•r oonan•-•• effort.a to help Ille CIU'aeou •nl right 11p lo the lop of LABOR fhe .,!!Date baa pa11ed 11• labor bill, •hioh now 10•• to th• BouN ot lepreaentat1Yes••to be harmoa1ae4 111th the bill the houae P•••••• • more dftatlo aati•atrlJce ••••n. ft• - th• t111D•thllta MJorlly nee4e4 to oYerrl4• a pNe14eaUaJ. ••to• fte Teto la ea,eole4, &D4 lt 1, lllao'1l.4 • • • the l••• aollt!lena 4•••rale 1llao Yote4 tor the laltor ltlU tot•1 Will ._ - SOUND ~ - ft• n,n tzioa ton4on brlnga word ot still anotller ei•~mdera /.. aa1•4r oaue4 by tll••• 1ateat wlKNri•• ot ao1eno•• t'hla atorl•• la laglall4 altoul ata111• 111• in Aloal ► la41at1oa­ Jlaala•-th• no• taaillar alorr ot Ul• baa 4oD• by th• tla4 ot a41e4 lb• aupenoaio ~ • • l e i alaltn••• IIOW, I.lie - - Dulpleloll, 11.P •• MY aoua4 like · ao•lllilla --~ Ollt or D1ok-. _, . . . , th• Bonoraltl• D1119l•lo•A•SA - · wery 41tfereat r roa th• pl•aaat Vlolozlu taaol•• of •JIS.otwlok ~ Al the areal De a•1Uan4 taoloiy 'll•r ... 4•••loplna new ~ tn•• ot englaoa eabo4Jin& tb• prlaolpl• ot jet proplllaloa•• . . ••• heart pre41otlona of 3 •• plaea fl Jing taa,e r A. st,eet 2 SOUND flng1nea ha-,.. rotations that are suner80j1A plu■• The ,.esult 111 that sound■ are deTelo,.e4 that oaa•t be heard, the p1toh too h i~ tor the human ear. And worker•, aubJeote4 oonatantlT to th••• auneraonio to••, deTeloft a k1D4 ot d.l.e.4• w1 th the tollow1• rnmtoma•-unatea4tuaa 1.11 1a Ulla 1ncluatr:y.• reoon1. T"-• London DailY ao to4a:, na'84 tbat ao1ent1ata " at4yt.ng tb• eup ereonlo •la4Y, the etteot ot the aou4 ao ll1&h A . that 1t oan•t be heart, ba•• 4•Telooe4 a uw ktn4 ot weaoon-- tbd aou4-s•• !bis new-tangled ilultru . . nt of 4••th ooneeatrataa atl"tktu the"' down wt.th thfl . 8\l"'ArllOllio death NT,. EISDHOWIR The l•I• uwa loni&ht. brillg1 the lat.eat, tint ot 14••• Ble ellhower &DDouac•• the to l'lll&t.1011 ot ••t. Ille ••lllaton Ciapat.ell oalla -- a •nperltllla l)oart.• !Ila, la. a llilila17 aoleat.111.e &l'Oap ot idea • • tor at.oal.e • r tare. fbree ettloera ••• been atpolatet t.o lt••J 1D toaoll wllll alold.e ••••lo,-11t.a. aac relate ~ .. lo wrtan of Ill• . tut.ure. 'fke7 an to let. their ~ala aa4 lMgSaa,1011 zroaa ll•Mbower oaJ.l•••t.helr ••taoat.et P•••••• Sla••t 2 llaeDllower. 'follight he n&lea, •1 1111.Jlt lhia boar4 to it• Oil a lllp lt to oo• llp With •o• e4uoatet 1••••••• !he 14enlllr of Ule ottlo•r• la HlDI tepl aeoret. n 1• •relr 41aoloae4 tbat th•r are t1ioa tm •NT 11iou4 aa4 alr toreea, an t1ioa tblnr ar•• lo tonr ,eua 014, --A•c.£. aat tllelr Nat ~ •••r ia a eoloul. ftelr poal tlon in \be •1111 11111 be w1 llloul pzreoe4eat. Th•r will••• 1n4epea4eaoe eaolllb to Mt• an oll-taulon•4 to the ohlet ot atatt hl••lt, ut 1•eral llaellbower atat••s "'!ll•r will tat• or4•r• f l'C)a no om - aot ••• apelt. • IOIIOot Wlallingtoa•-9l• aen troa 11111h1-toa todar • • 9004 ••• tor Oalltomla - prelia1aa17 ••t!lorisatlon tor tll• •n•r ••••nrr to blllld a llaTJ' poat•gratuate ao11oo1. A • " of ~~ aa a4•aaoe4 Aaaapol1•• a•~tJt r .. ,aaf, Callt'omia. /"--- A A total of two a1lll• tl•••llundN4 lllouan4 4ollan ••• ~ ••• a111horlN4 bT • Bou• Oollllltt••• uougb to,,« ~ •• lllloOl . . . at Del IINl\ef ... ,._.. a ••·•_.d alt• fel' a ltflleel.., ID oa a ,elat o••rlootlq • tN1111a4ou• IIDn'-r•r Bay, 11l\ll Aat tile t - 1 p l t oov•• ot hlald.• • • • aear IIJ, o•• ot - . ••t ....,,.Uhl 11:e Iii la tile •rl.4. &t/. ~ • % ~ w..~.~ > 11U.ftRIITT tlla -i-• c,e.. ~ brothers of the Alpha G::ns O.p tntel'lll tJ &111-1.a-ara, to p10teot it troa hor4•• ot 4eapeat• llo••••••n. • • - . , ~ 11•• hun4n4 bopetul houae•bunten 4eaoentt4- Men41q to 1•t lul4e, laloalclllg trattlo outa14e tor bloot1, *U• the hun4re4a of bou••-••ek•r• pna•4 aloear aact oloaer to rRAftRlll'T •••••• ae. lie brothers ot the Al.plla Gcws O..p tratemi tF & I V O L J I . ~ • r 1 - • r e NJ.led out laat nililat \o cteta4 tMll' tntemitF houae, to toiaa a •UMD ohai11 aro1&114 it, 11Dt1 . . aa-1a-ara 1 1ie proteot lt troa •oia4•• ot 4eapeat, llo••••••n. • • • . . , ~ Jl•• huntre4 bopetul llo•••·•U11t1n 4eaoen4'4. 1lfOJl \Ile .t.lplla ea- OMp Bouse, -4 &?Guat ~• •at-•, ,-MD4ing to get lnaide, blooltlq trattio outalcl• or bl.ollca, ••m!11g the bo1aae in, the brotbera pttlng 110 p •••• a188l . . 41•er, ,...,., I .a.,t, ••-•~ nJI N■■ies, alaaiD& their atu4iea •11e the hunclrecta of llou••·••••r• prea•4 oloaer Ucl olo••r to aor• 7F 4-,'l}a. N-?hr •H ~ • t, Well, ao• p - a t . u ~ 11• • • l • • • • • • ~ • - 1pt11• ( • •JIN II• • • a,wtt3 4- -- o•• ot \Ile to• Alls•1•• •••s,apen • t laaene4 • •tieftt■•■•-• • · 01ueu1 ... ,f!u:t';:!;; ?:;;t;j ;,. '■ '1111a a --•..u. .IPLLQ! "'861 The GoTernor or ilaska, here tound ~1111 himaelf in a sub-tropical ~ ) in Washington 1 ,et.,., /\ FLYt-f>:J climate. ,raid- afternoon/~ as I came rrom Secretary of State llaraball'• ottioe 1 the mercury was up to ninety, by far th• hottest daJ so tar thia year. And with quite a few ot Washington•• one-million ..t three-hundred-and-thlrty-nine thouaan4 1nhab1tanta Wishing they could escape the W a s h 1 ~ ~ .,,_ and fly to Alaska with President Truman this aW11Nr. I ea, on ... m1111on-thre• -■-•-•• hun4red..aand-4h1rty-n1ne thouean4 beoaua• the Oen•u• . . , . Bureau diaoloaed here · todaJ tbat ff there .f_r.!. that many people in what la termed the Waahinpon ,, Mtropolltan area, meaning Washington proper and tial.,. .._ llaMr◄• nearby oomnun1t1••• TfflJIAI Our President ia quite a travelling man. Having been recently in Mexico, be is now £OiD £ to ilaska. Thie w a a announced at lhe White Houa• today, with an explanation that Freai4ent Truman intends to see as much ot ilaata aa .... poaaible •- no mtl.l'e stop over at the moat convenient port OD the coa1t. I happened lo be pa going int~ ae• the •re114ent around noon toda7, juat aa the Governor ot ilaata;-ioooapanlell -~ b7 the Secretary or the Interior, . . - coming out. !bey had A bNn 41aoua11ng with Mr. Truman the place■ he mighl v1alt OA bl• jaunt up 1fonh. Be told them he wanted to atop at Ketchikan. the taoua t1ab1ng port in the ila1kan pan•ban41e: then go on north to Juneau, p1cture•que capital ot the ferrltor7; tly over the va1t mountdlna ot the ilaakan ooaal to 1a1rbllllk•• the tlour1ah1ng metropolis in the interior: then to Bome, legen4e4 o1t7 or gold, reindeer, eekimo-;-ail4 ~ - sabling halls in th• old day■, Bdme, OD Bering Sea, only / , a abort flight over the water troa Onol• Joe's Siberia. !!~MAI--~-~ But here's an inter stin g tin g out t e President's trip to the Land of the Midnight sun: - He hopes to fly over the Arctic mountains, t e Endicott Range, all the way to Point Barrow on the .bores of the Arctic Ocean. If he does -- and I have no doubt but wba he will, -- Barry Truman will be set ing a record. For that hyperboreal trading post is the f arthest nort poin under the American flag, Point Barrow wber _ no American President has ever been. And now from Washington, by way of Point Barrow, back to you in New York, ~elso~~ And now back to Radio City -- where judging by the crowds streamin thru the N.B.C. studios, almo t every American bas been -- and where Hugh is at this aoaent all set to t el l us about Dyn fuel. SCIENTISTS ----------- There 's trouble 1.·n . Sout A~r1·ca sc· t·r· T - - 1en 1 1c trouble. So m e ■ x learne d pro essors a re h ving a scr ? p, and their scientific detach me nt is virtually s . It's all because of a missing lin k , or rather several mis s ing links. Near J oh annesburg, in the e ed. • Transvaal, there' a fabulous deposit of million year ol fossils, human fossils -- or rather, pre-human. They go tar back into the Ape-Like ancestry of Homo Sapiens or maybe you don't think we once hung by our tails, from trees! Anyhow these fossils of missing links promise to shed auch new light on the development of Homo Sa p i ~ ns, whom some pbilos~phers call -- Homosap • . The professor •ho bas been bringing out the fossils is Dr. Robert Broom ani nthropologist and palecntologist of renown; but now his ef f ort have been halted -- and he's been ordered off the jol. The reason according to the authorities in charge, is that the learned a nthop logist-paleontolo g ist has been refusin g to work with the ge olo g ists. These l a t er have the task of study i n g the rock s in the s r ~ ta and fi urin out ow lbeel I SOI&:RTISTB _. . . . , . , • • ~ . . 014 the foaall• mar be••the age ot ae lliaalDg llata. ft•r• seem.a to be a tltferenoe of op1n1oa ~ ~ • - • • • , allllou ot 19ara. aa4 th• uthropologiat• pal.eontoloelat won't haYe aJthlDg to Ao willl hl• 1eoloale&1 ltNlilNDe BoweYer, the prot•••or lllaaelt aaya lt'• a deeper naaoa•••o•'il1aa on a llllt•r plane. MaJN you•u llaw ' .. .. ~ ... ~.4'V., tioulale ~ • '.l7!f aoMthiDI .!9!r_! aa4 at the • • tlai .!!,e~• aletea tllat u _!!Ur1oa,'zpe41tloD la on lta • 1 '° 41g lnto those toaell depoal ta 1D aoalb Atrl••• a pany of aalenlat• taa \Ile walYeraltJ ot O&litortl•• AD4 h• s••l• •narlly ~ that the real reaaon Wily A..l• belDg Ill untecl aalcle, le to . li&Ye th• the AMrloans tat• hie plaoe ud giY~th• opponuity ot lllking a lot ot nn 41aooYerl••·• thereby wlDDing tae &1017. IKROUlff-A'f-AIIIII Then • • • aurpri ■lns tum toda7 1D the _!!llllingtcm trial of KeDDetll Bolm•r• for111r S.rgeant•at•aru of the llo111• - ot ~renNDtatlT••• Thia trial la bri~na to a oulalnatlaa Ule eND4al ueanbe4 ••11th• repultlloua'toot power 1D Xeueth ROIID•1• la aow 011 trial. obar1•4 wlUl OO't'eriq up the oroolce4 atate of attalra. • I Tod~• teatiaonT • • g1Tell tbat on• parllcnalar \hen of lwnlrt1Te thoaaut 4ollan • • ooaalttet bT a aultor41aate Co aot.blag. '8t• ao ao\1on••be . . ue a cliaoloaare ot tlae Ill.ti woui.t b• ••rau1aa. eaalller, • . . . Yorker D - - ' er la• •n lo . Tbe testia:>ny today went. on to say tbat. plan• wre dlaouuet ale9' I SIIIJUBT AT ARIII tor nJlaolDg Ill• noleD \Wenty-t1•• thou ... , 4ollan, bat 11 uTer • • npl•••••