1J I . 4- ,~ ~ - / .J , - ...---.._ . !he secretary General of the U • leaves rriday-boud on a peace mieeion to Paleatlne. Thie afternoon, the eecurity council 0Kaye4 the American propo1al- - - aa1i1nlng Daa Ba■■ar•k~old to negotiate with I1real and the Arabi. In the hope-of ea1in1 the perilou■ ten1ion 1n the near eaat. The vote-unaniaou1. The Arab• al the u I-had objected. Bui American delegate labot Lod1• talked arou~d. A11urln1 thea-that the Bunr•k~old ■ 111loa would be wllbin the truewo~k ot preTioua dlrecll••• by lhe U I. . Tb• au111aa delegation wanled-re1tr1ctlon1 tb&I would h&'H ourbed ..._r■lt3o14 . '• a.uthoruy. F " ~ - " t h e Inlet, tell ln 11Ae &Dd Tole4 OKAY. the news fro• the Gas& · ■ trip aeanwh1le-te111 ot another dangerou1 cla1hj A •bo"-~•c,c,ll ae• which began wlth llght weapons-and went on wll cannon fire. Three I1raell soldier• killed-in a tour- hour duel. IIIISBOWII-IOLDJDI Th•r••• one ,h1n1 Prea1dent 11aenhower aa14 wllh e1peclal empha11a-a\ h11 new, conference todaJ• The Wa1hlng\on d11patch say1-•A rare dlaplay of emollon: "' The pre1ldeal 1na1a\1ng-tha\ he will ne••r aea4 A aerie lroopa lo war 1n the ■ 1441• la1\, or elaewhere. - Wllhoul congreaa1ona1 appro•al. He declared, only oongree■ ha■ the power to deoJ/f" war. 'And• he added, •t•m going to obaer•• 1,.• 0 CUBA Al R&Tana, the arrest-of Colonel laaon Barquln, m11llu altaohe of lhe Cuban l■baaay ln Waah1nglon. He14 on auaplolon-lhat he was ,he leader of a m111,ar1 oonaplraoJ ,hal falle4. Strong ■an, Preal4enl Ballala, announoln1-lhe auppreealon of a reTolullonar1 plol. aeoenllJ, Colonel Barqu1n left hla ••ba••J poal la Waablngloa-for lhe Doalnloan Republlo. Where he •a• a aeaber of lhe Cubu delegation-al an lnler-aaerloaa - oonterence. Then, after the dellberallona \here, he •••' on lo Havana-arrlTlng laal week. The ohar1• aow beln1-lh&I he •a• engage4 ln a plol aga1n1, lallata. LIDA a10,1-ln LlbJ&. rl•• lhou1an4 high echool elu4enle-1n 4e■ on11ralloA1 a1•1n11 rra~o•. Proleellng-rrenoh taolloe ln Alaerla A l a ~ : i . ' t of 3•'• \o lara■l, ~ r11hllAI broke ou, belweeA \he e\udeAII U4 \he • 90lloe-lwenl1 lo lhlr\J rloler1 arreale4. IIIIDOVD ••.• Aloalc 1f !o4ay. ~eeldenl 111enhowel' 1ald-he haa never seen an atomic explo11on, Th•r• w111 100n be a hu1e hydro1en bomb exptrl ■ent-ln the far pacltlc. lo v&li •• 1o · out there-tor a look at thatft Today he l&ld-no. The reaaont Well for one thln1, he doe1n•1 want a prealdentlal appearance-to eaphaalse lhe warllke . . -"\. of &lo■ lc pro1re11. Any way, he 1 11 · be loo bu17-wortla1 """ $, •1'111 • ato■• for Peace• propo1a14-. ,, Be to14 the white ho••• - - new• conference-he •....,ant, lo show the world lhal hll welfare. •01-m111iary deatructlon. he were only the oommander-1n-oh1ef--he'4 10. Bui lhe pre114enl la alao ln ohar1e of our fore11a - pollc7-=-10 he'll paea up lhe hydro1en bo■b explo■ lon. 111aaona rAU .. There wa• new pre1ldeni1a1 crtlcl1 ■-tor the Deaoorallo - tar• bill, today. Bu,-no 1n4loa,10n of a po111ble Teio. ITen lf ihe bill call1 tor a one 1ear reiura io rl114 price 1upporl1, wtih nine,, percenl ot ,arllJ. To4ay, \he !.re■14en\ explain•~• wlll no\ 4•-" -p""'rteoitoa, lf he can get whai he calle4-•a 1004 bl1 tor faraera. • ,a1na1sa W11con11n prt•ary. In whiah he ran more than & hun4re4 tboueand beh1n4 preeldent Eleenhower. D:& li• Demol..ratlc •1•• : . that Kefau:.~.:t:t"ciofe,ter than -r;; 1, eapecte4. 11a,e ■ of deleg&lea were eleciea-p1edge4 1 to the pre1lden1 an4 \he aenator, reapectlv.ely. Reither -. - had anr real oppo111• wllhln hl1 own parlr. lo 11 ••• a ■ ort of populartly conte11 between Ille two. •••ia1• how aany •ote1 each would get. rtnal figure ■ 1how the pre114enl getllng-four- ... peroenl ot lb• total nwaber on both 1t4••• Tb•~• wa• alao a 1lale of die-hard republican aon■ erYatiY.ea, -- oppo1tn1 ll ■ enh•er-and the7 \ook about three perceal. Kefauver 1et1 three-hun4re4-and-twenty-11ve thouaad -a little ■ore than forty-two percent. The only ba■ 1• for coaparleon-11 the vote ln the nineteen tffty-two prea14ent1al electlon. When --- --- prealdent Sl ■ enhower took 1txty-one percent of the ~ PRlnBIII W1aoona1n Tote1. Btevenaon, on the De■ ocrat1o 114e- th1rl7-nlne p roenl. KefauYer•• percenlag• loday 11 tour point• more lh&n lteven1on•a, four ye&ra a10. Which lea41 the Democral• lo repeal lhe1r olala-ot a far• reTolt agln■ t lhe autn1alral1on far• p011oJ. to•IADOl■./. •• The weather bureau describe• lhe --- ale ■enl• of Bature-1n those ■an-killing tornadoes. The pa,tern, the ueua~thing, , for tw1a,era-claaa1cal. A cold •a•• of air, coming down fro■ Qa a. tanglln1, with a wave of warm, wet a1rJ 1 $10m1ng up-fro■ the Gd! of Kez1oo. The co11111on cauaing what lhey call•a •turbulence.• Thunderetor ■a-when the •turbulence• ---- ......-- --- - 11 mild. Tornadoea-when eeTere. -- ---- ,__. -- The violence of the twletera . 1n lhe ■ lddle weal 11 1ndlc a te4-by eo■e flgurea. In euch etormy oon411lon1, lhere are-great up-drafts of alr. Ordlnar111-reaohln1 twenly to lhlrty thousand f~et. Yeeterday the J-dr&t ■ rose as hlgh-a1 forty to fifty thouaand feel. Neanwhlle, the 11ora area la ao•lng ea1t-wlth Tlolent gale•, heavy ralna and floods. • ()RACI KILLY ~ --~· & • a c e - I r ~ ~ today, w&■-& mob ■cane. l&llla / \. aboard the American L1ner,'Conatitution• to get marrle& -ee waa met by reporters and photogra p her,. Bui lbeJ were a traction, bealde the crowd of 1ightaeera. !be T_ copa, hav1n1 to rescue the blond movie ac t re11. Taltla1 to the reporlera, Grace Xell7 aaid 1o■eth1n1 Iba• 1ue will interest the t&Ol-lh&if'!!lnoe Monte Carlo real ■ ~ rrance • .c1id will /\ people of Monaco. P9rlain1n1 lo lbe Ra1n1er doe1 not have an helr, lb• of g&11blln1 will becoae a Parl ot be viailed-by the tax colleclor1 tr k : ; . : ~ 1 h t now, thoee h&ppJ people P&J no \uee, . . ~tbe7•ve been much interested ln Prince Bainter- 1ettlng married. And they aure will cheer lhe following declaration by the bride-to-be. !ellin1 the newsmen-that, when aarried, ■ he'll be a citlsen of both the United State ■ and Monaco. And add1n1: •Ky eon-will be a Konagasque.• lhe aeeaed quile 1ure about a aon, and the Nonagasquea are hoplng-•h•'• rl1h\. ror her-motherhood.' ror thc~-no t&xe1 .' - ADD GBACI OLLY In Va1blnglon, pres14enl lleenbower h&I 4ea1gnale4 a - p1r1onal representative to lhe wed41DI of Graoe Ke117 an4 prince Bainter. lnvlte4 ,o 1en4 one-he acqule10••• - And nuea-Conra4 Hilton, \be ho,el 11&n. &OBBD •.•• aeollin1 1h11 nex\ bl\ of new,, lher••• no\ h in1 lo do bu\ repe, the good old C anadlan phraae-that a ■ ount1e alway, ge\e hi1 ■an. Thou1b 1,1 not qulte correct, be0au1e Bud Jo~n,tone of the RoJ&l Canadian Mounted Police-got hie three ■en. While Bud, hlmeelf wa1 ehot-elght time,. At Kalllardvllle, Brltls ~ Columbia_,& bank hold-up. One bank ••,loyee,-able lo touob oft a bur1lar alar ■ Which flaebed lhe new1-io \be ■ ounl1••• ud John1tone~and parlner were flr1t-arr1v1n1 al lbe bank. Bud walked 1n\o the front door-and Iba 1hoollDI be1an 1 ■■edlate11.. Three bandlt ■ -blasin1 away. !be mountle 1bootln1 back ln a lon1 1unt~1ht-allhou1b be W&I hll repea\edly. every tlme I W&I hl\. And every tlme, l thoughl-lhll must be 1,.• llghl ti ■e• ln a row, he felt the shot mu1t be-Iba fatal one. But with h is own gun p lay he killed one bandit. Wounded, another, and forced the third-to surrender. In the h o1 p 1tal to d ay-Bud w1t t 11 ullet wound1, ••• ~QIISM - 2 - in good condition. Expected to recover. A mounti• who waa lucky-as well as brave. Getting-his thr•• •••• THAW •••• Al Plltaburgh, Iha lall act 1n the 411poaal of a famou1 fortune. Or ehall we call tho•• m1llion1--mi1fourtuneT Th• 41etr1bution of the final reaainder of the Tall estate left by W1llam Thaw, father-of Harry K Thawc=,r fhe playboy~who f1gure4 1n thal famcue murder ca••· 11' The Thaw 0a1et Back in the nineteen hundre4a, ¥1111■ - - Thaw wa1 a pioneer 1n coal min••• railroad• and 1te&11ehip1. An 1nduatr1al baron-who left a forlua• of n1ne million dollar,. In h11 w111. be 1ndicate4 clearly--thal he wa• 4oublt about h1a playboy eon, who1e · 1hare of the ealale--lbe fathe,41aoed 1n tru,,. W1th •sorrow an4 reluolanoe•, be ■ a14 1n the wlll. Barry I Tbaw-preTente4 fro■ louobl&I the prlnolpal. rrom wh1oh he reoe1Ted an allowance-of \ven\y-fo~4ollar■ a year. Bot euoh a large 1nco■e-even 1n lhoee days. But lhe playbo7'1 mother a•de4 eighty thoueand a year-fro■ her own inheritance. Bo Bar~y X Thaw had plenty of ■one7- for hie careeer of dlaaater. IHAW_ - 2 Re~ember /his marri ag e to the chorus girl, - Evelyn Nesbit, the beauty, who sent hi ■ into that frenzy of jealou17. The jealousy that caused him to shoot Stanford bite, architect of renoan. Thereafter, much of the Thaw fortune was uaed, financing the detenae in two beadliae •~rder tri a ls. hich finallJ saved Harry I. Thaw fro■ the electric chair. Mrs. ALICE C vRN ELlA THAW 'H lTlff - daughter of industrial ■ agn a te lillia ■ Thaw, and aia\er of Harry I. Thaw - died last year, leaving an estate of so ■ t tight hundred thou1and dollars. Toda7 - d1Yidt4 between her two aona. Ringing down the curtaia - oa an ill-starred fortune. ~ - t o d a y • prlse tor cour&&e and fortitude ~ o•• lo a bride over in lngland. ror an exhlbillon ~ of will power--at \he cbvoh~ 1he ■arr1e4 Palrlck ~ Cunninghaa. Nar1arei had~ bee 1n her bolero. An 1n1ec1--wilh a 1t1ng. A\ \he \own of Oundle, Margaret and Patrick•-••r• ~ al the altar. V hen-1he f1ret felt the bee in1l4e he~ wedding dre11. lormally, 1he would ha•• 1creaa•4•&D4 whipped off the bolero. But lhe par1on wa1 in lhe ■ 14&1 ot lh• rllual, uttering tho•• eole ■n word1--•ror belt•~ or tor wor1e,• •until dealh do them par,.• \ ' Kargarel 414nl intend lo be parled fro■ her br1d411room at the m oaeni. lo 1he 11004 there llke a 1toic-wh11e lhe bee ■ad• a tour, in1lde the bolero. Then lt 1tun1 her, and ahe certainly tell llke 1creamlng--•ouoh•! Bui now the ceremony had coae lo tho•• fateful worda-•I do•. So 1n1tead of •ouchl: the Then the m oment \he aplic1n1 wa1 complete, 1he daahed out of the church~her a1tounded bridegroom following her. She ducked into a drug 1tore nearby- where therwa1 privacy. There, the brldgroo■ helped lhe brlde--\aklng oft the boltro, and ge\\1n1 lhe bee oul. lul\e a novelly-for newly wed• beglnn1n1 lbelr bone7■oon. ~ ~ ) wt:.,t- ~ 4 Q . . . ~ ~~~ ~~~! \ , I •