GOOD lfllIIQ lfll!IODI: ralte. Th• ao\• • - ••••raa4u . Depa\7 rerel1a D•af\ ef a ro••••tloa f•• • G•r••• ••••• Trea\r JI ••11• fe l'J •• ·••lr ••• ,, •• •f , •• ll1 , ••• • \e • RiD DlfLOIIATS Now about tboae new and r1&1d reatrictiona claped on Soviet off1c1als 1n Washington and New York. ~t laat theJ are forbidden to travel outeide a radius of twent1-five ail.ea. In Wuhington, tb1a appliea to Rwaa1an diploaata, and alao to JOlll'DA11ata of Taaa - the Soviet newa qenc7. And - 1n - York, the nlne __,.ra of the Alatorg Tradin& Corporation. Soviet people at the United lat1ona, lew York, are exeapt - wt their own en,r, ,-na1ta 11111t th8a t o ~ 1-d1ate area of th8 United latlGM. Siliult,neoualf, reatr 1 .ct1ana ot thl • - aort were decreed 1n London, Paris and B0118. Joint action bJ the wutena l)Ollera - 1n retaliation for the ••••re lla1tat1ons of trawel wbith the Rede have lon& placed on torelp d1pl011&ta 1n Noecow. , •• , Tia• reTolu\ioa ia C••a \odaJ teature4 a pa1eaa~ et - white fl•&•• 1o•eraaea\ would ooatroa\ \le r•••l• wi\h •a•••r• et letlaaoel •• , - ••! l\ \he preaidea\ial pal••••\•••• ••r• fl•&• a-plea\J - eaoh \he oolor of••••· ••. ,. - tor ...... a.r. ( ' tlae la1urreo\ioa - a\•1•• •1 •• old •••••la\aae l a , . ~ ••• Cel•••I f•la•••l• •• ,1., •. , •• lf\er wlal t•\tlaa \wo la P••••• Proal4ea\ Cul•• Prl• leooarr••) C••• ••• to ba•• •• eleo\loa oa i ... flra\ - la\la\a lal■■•lf a oaa414a\e. Tile wa7 Ile lNkel a\ l\ l eapre ■ aet , , \o4a7•a · 411pa\ola la \Ile toll••i•I ••Has •■• olaar1•• \Ila\ Pre■ llea\ Prl• ••• 1•\\la1 reat7 \e la1\all Iii•••• Jr••14eatlal oaa414a\e •1 •••••eta •••• 4-e\a\ - - lf \ha\ oaa414a\• tailed \o •ho• ••0•1• SPA - a . . . . a\re111\b \o ■ate bl1 elec\ioa oertaia.• be tbeo17 ,elq - eleot 7ou ••• it 10• oaa. lat, it 70a oaa 1 \ , - I - . ■at• bl■ prealdeat J••t tbe ••••· lo latl1\a, to ••oll 1 •••P 4-e\at •1 tbe oppoaitioa, 1ta1ed oae of bl• on. lo Jae ezpl1iaa. (.u N\laff ....._ ••• ai ■ple. ■• •••t to tbe oblef ■lllta17 oaap at ■•••••• aal aaaaet oeuaad et \lie t•••P•• l••t aa4e a apeeob, aa• aaroMI t~• aollle • .,alaa\ \la• P•••l4ea\1al ,ai•••·) Ille■••••• .. oar.a oft•• ••••l• ap,n••~•••, t~• •••••••oar••••• toll•••• •1 letaob ■ent• et ialaatr1, aad •••• idaite •~••t• ••••~-out of tbe •1•4•••• Tb• preaileatlal pal••• - • pa1eut of tbe •bl\e fla1 ol ••r••••••• Prealdeat Prlo ba4 left \be palace balf aa boar S!IA - I . . . ,. .. ••rll•• - ba•l•1 ••t wor4 of wbat ••• oo■ ln1 . lb•r• Ile pri•o••• la \~e 1rla ca,ana fortr•••• tb• 1un1 of whl•~ loalaate ■•••••· l•t \bere•• aaotber repor\ - tba\ Prea14ea\ Prio ba1 e1oape4 to \be Pro•lace1 to rat•• •••l•t•••• •••iaa\ \be n•• •••ola\ioa. '••lab\ ■••••• 1• q•l•t. Tia• oo•p •-•tat••• ,1ee41•••• ezoept f•r \wo •••• .. •••t 10141••• tlllel •••11 la\~• affair. la\11\a ba1 proclal••• •••l•• wit.la a llat of •lat1\•r• - \boqb a•\ laol .. l•I a Pre■ t••t• ■•• P 9 I ~l•••lf, 11 ••p•o\e4 \o ••••• \be \ep effloe la\••• palaoe, la\11\a'• troop• \o•t •••• aaot~•• pal•••• \be lerter1• Pal•••• Tb• leor•t•r,-Geaeral of tb• C•••• fe4era\loa of l••k••• ••• ' plaoe4 ••4•r arrea\. All • \o 1\op tb• tbreat of a 1•••r•l a\rlte. Depo••• Pre114ea\ Prlo ••• ,aoke4 , , ~o• - ••rk•r• aa4 1\atea\1 toraiag the areater part of it ■ political 1trea1\b. lbiob 1• a pri•• factor in the atate of affair• la C••• \oaiabt. IIIQ:2111& fro• 8ai1oa, Iado-Cbiaa:- a fift••• ooaob trala ,10•• •P la Caabodia - blo•a iato & ra•i••• riabt off a bi&b br141e, witb bea•J lo~• of life. lert of tb• I••• - tb• fie\ liab r•bel1, ia their war a1aia1t tb• fr•aob! Thi• ti•••• bear \bat the 1abot•••• •••• •111arat• \rib••••• - aa\loaaliata, •IN ar• oa■pai1aia1 I•• a fr•• Caa\o41a, iaol•41a1 \bat aar••l••• lo1t oi\J of the lbaera - laobor Ya\. (lleaawbile, \be l••••h ha•• o•t •ff two Ii•\ llab \r•••• •••••••••• •• •• ialaad ia tb• ••• ll••r 4el\a, aa4 \o4ar, 1ro••4 troopa. witb fize4 bar•••'•• at\aot•• thro•1b tb• rio• pa44l•• aacl •••1hlla\e4 tb••• ,RIIA: lllQI Teapera flared oaoe aore at Paa•••Jo• to4a7 - aor• -ltter wru1lla1. Tb• aoa\ •loleat laa1aa1• ••• ia \be teat where \be ••~-o•-it\ee •• \be ezebaa1• et war pri••••r• 11 •••tiaa. lbiral Ll\bJ, \old \be le4a that •ui11t_ULJl~il 111 AtliU-il-llllii1it£-D-1H-111-H-~l..lt · lllt~!ill ~·LHllll~!tAit!UiH..11·• Tbea ■ tr141q fro■ \be \eat, be \ol4 •••••••: •I•• not 1oia1 \e al\ aa4 111\ea to that \ripe!• lpparen\17 be••• r•f•••iaa \o r••t••••r•• ••••••tioa tha\ th• 1111•• ••r• •1uuaa aa4 \arbaro••• la tbeir •trea\aea\ of Co••••l•t pr11oaer1.• ARR ,All& La\e wer4 - Qea•ral 1141•••1 h•• J••t pall a •••prl•• •lai\ to Trace Cupai1• ••••••••\•••• t•• ••••••• Coaa•a4er tol• a■••••••• th•t tba talk• ba•• ••• reaeb•4 \be 1ta1• where it 11 iapoa1lble fer bla to 1•••• what •••14 bapp•• M&t. IAllU le ha•• all heard what it ooata to traia a V.8. lariae, alao bow exp•n•i•• all the equipaeat be oarri••• l•r• oo••• an•• twiat, troa the R•4• - Coa■uniata la lorea - Per ■ arin• the7 offer one-dollar an4 •l1h\J-fl•• oenta. ■••• one-dollar and •i1ht7-fi•• oent• te th•• aeaaa \ea-thouaaa4 lor\b lorean lea - lea beia1 ••••r, •f ooar••· l lortb loreaa priaoner, lafor■• •• \hat the ••••1 are eaaer to oaptur• 0.8. ■aria••• for interro1a- tloa. That an7 led 1014ier who brina• in a Leatberneok reoei••• tea-thoaaaa4 loa, a ••4al, pl•• two •••k•' l•••• la the eaat ooaat port of loaaaa. loaaaa, b7 the ••1 la chief \ar1•t for oar aa•1 th••• •a11. l••r1 4a7 tb•J pound it with at leaat a tbouaan4 roaa4a. ■ •r••• what larin• Seraeaat laJor Crawford et Saa Dieao, 1a71 about that prioe one-dollar and •11bt7-fi•• oent1. Be 1a7a it at••• bi■ \bat •iaportant f••liq.• But Second Lieutenant Jia BradJ of 8Dokl7a, in1i1t1 a baot •11bt7-fi•• i1n•t enouab! IQIIA :.l&I T~• •••r•J•\• kaooke4 4••• ••••• aor• 111• \o4•1• •••• e11,,, ••• Je\a •••r••4 •oNaa \be tal• \e a\\aei ,~. l■erl••• -•••••• \b•\ ••r• peuli•I t••1•\• •••• \be ri•••• leoor41a1 \o liap•\o~N, \he••• le\a •••• •••\•4 - ••••• 4•••• \•r•• 4-■••••• wi\b \•• •••\ •1,,-,.111aa 1\ •••t \e ••••••rl•. IAlMICMII Tb• Qo••r ... a\ •111 affk •• iaJaac\loa \oao•••• \o bal\ \b• 114-lea\ ••1l~oa4 a\riu. J••\loe Depa•t.a•a\ l••J•r• ••• tl7ia1 \o Cl•••lan4 t•ai1b\ \e pr••••\ \be ••••• . . ••\ •••• ia Cl•••laa4 f•4•r•l Dia\rio\ C•••'• ■••• Uaaa fl•• \bo••••• fi•• b•a4re4 ••11•••4 •••k•r• ••• \1•• ••• \boaaaua of f••i1b\ oara an a\all••• aa4 ••••••••• •••••\loaa oa \b• . . . tort C•a\ral, •••' et lllffalo, ••• 4owa \• ••r•. la Cbioa10, \be a\rltia1 Uaieaa oall•4 \be walko•\ .-La •\otea• attal• - ••••\bia& \o ap0Ul1h\ \heir•••• •••••••• 11&1111 Tie Sou\b bl\ by a Yioleat wla4a\on. Tb• oea\er of 1\ • aor\b•••\ Le•l•iaa•; aa4 lobil•, ll•'••a • \be •••••••1 •••o•• r••••\1o •••11• ••1-· floo4•4. Ia •••bla1\oa \be •••\her •••e•• ••••• \b•\ ••n of \~o•e ,1•ok f•aa•l•4 \wl•\••• ••1 •trike - ea• llM fr•• - Yl•t•••r1 \o lat.ea •••1e. SCBUS!IR ... ~ lew York'• vicious murder caae - aa 1111ch ot a -,ater, l'-- aa ever tonight - the killing ot Arnold Schuster, the JOWII clothing 1ale1•nJwho recognized alleged Bank Robber Villi• Sutton - and pointed hi■ out to the police. He waa ahot dOlftl bJ a lurltiftl lllJlll.ll in - pngater at1l• - 111d ti. aot1••• AN perplertna and obacur:, ~ poUee aN aNld.n& a r - r pri.lOD pal ot Villi• Slltton, wbo ••caped With btll ··••ral ,eara qo - theJ want b1a on 1111ptc1on. aat there•• a belief that th k, arcter 11 11nltkel1 to ha•• . been coaa1tted bJ aoccaplloea ot the - tqtt1••• 1n whole capture Arnold Solmater ~ . au.d. l11a11 ■Ul'll1M tblt the El'Hr ■l&bt ban been the do1llfl ot llllllerworld chaftotera who •relJ 1Jlll)atblzed with &att•. There•• even a au••• that the crille •1 ha•• a connection with the 1boottng and wCM1ndlng ot pro111nent Attorney Roaenblatt, 'llbo tlgurea tn the 1111t to break ti. will ot a p-aadd&lllhter 7 ot J.P.Jlorpn. ~tall thta ta npe and llldl nebllloua. Little - - • i t h a posting of rewards ot ■ore than di■ apeculat1on - P ; l ~r P s s rst t 1 tena ot th<lllaanda ot ( •••• •~•• ••• ••••s• dollar• tor the capture or the 111.ller. U!&IDI !t la•bln1ton, Indiana, a 1lxt7-nine 7ear 014 wo■ aa and a ••••nt7-aiae Jear 014 ■ an are oder ia4lc\aeat - for tryln1 to ~•tarn the lo••• part ot lanbattan Ialaa4 to lta •orl-1••1 owner,.• lo, \~e liwar41e1! Tbe Iadiaaa! laot la Coloaial Da71, one Tb•••• 14warl1, b•l• l•1•l title to tbe •oatbern aectloD of M tf lanbattaa. lo4a7, worth 1lxteea ,1111on 4ollar1 - aocor41 . . to carreat real ••tat• ••l•••· lall Street, for eza■ple, la oa laa4 •••• o•••• , , tb• •-1••1 Nward1. lb• olaia la tbatK1 title 1\111 bold• 1004, aad that lower 7 1 t laabattaa ••l•••• to bla belr• - •DJ auier of 14war4•••• Ira. baa Uward• 11107 1• oae. a, •b• •a,• all abe waata to 4o 11 e1ta,1i1b rl1btfal owaerabip. The ••tborltl•• declare it wa• all a ■oae7- aakla1 ••b••• run iy tbe 1lat7-ain• year old wo ■ ao and .J ••••nt7-oine be " 7ear old secretary, franklin Yao linkle - no deaoen4ant of lip Yao liakle, •e aappo••· The7 •a7 tb• \we oolleet,4 ■ore \baa tea tbo•• ... 4ell••• la f••• troa •••Pl• who ••ll••• tbeJ ••• '•1•• to ti• erlaiaal NwaHa, an4 •aa•••• \be two \o P•••• \belr olaia. Tbla, ••1 \le a•tberl\lea, ••••• ••••• t,e beatlq of •aall fr•••• 8o■etbia1 llk• - \be 014 \rlol et ••llb1 lroetlr• lrl4&•· 111&1-.:..DlllRII l•l•••• l bear••••••• ha1 J••\ preao••••• 1•• la41o'• lo. I •••o•aoer. lbe•••r i \ •••• b•'• a ~i\ la\e - 1••••• loa1 bel4 tba\ 41atiaotloa. la4 loot what baa bapp•••• t• ••:- :fR!:A.SURE .... ~ I MW& just been presented with a scroll that reads: To certify that Lovell Thomas has been elected Mr. Treasure Hunter of 1952. All th at 1n letters of ( gold. I suppose this is because I so often include tales of adventure -- of expeditions searching for the loot of the Spanish Main; the gold of the Incas, and other trea s ure,. Accompanying the scroll are what are called 1, I \ the articles of office. One, a genuine Piece of 11gh!, ~ , the coin so highly prized by buccaneers of the Spanish Main; square cut, from a bar of Spanish 1lver; presented to me by Robert Nesmith, National President of the Treasure Hunters. The second article they have iven me 1s crystaline calcite from the Louis XVI cavern, in Haiti. And, a third art1cle 1 ja d ite t-'1 th some fr ee gold, from the Lost Lad <.,. er Mine in Colorado. Years ago -e4- Prospector Dan Roland found a rich vein) .. died 1 , without revealing it's location. To c to it you had ~ to drop down in a crevasse, by ladd e r; the Lost Ladder" tSIAIPll-=..i Tb• trea1ure Tro•• Club that ba1 11••• •• tbla 1oroll an4 th••• article• of office baa•••• tbr•• baa4re4 •••~•••• Preai4ent ■ •••1th h1a1elf, l• aa ez,.•I •• pirate,, floe Pr••ideat lear7 Ill•••• of 11111\1, Calitorala, baa 1peat 7ear1 b•atia& fort~• MOit Pe& ~•I Ila• ia th• Sierra,, ••4 10 oa. lat lel1oa, tbe7 \ell•• that Lona Joba 8ilYer•1 parrot oaa 1till be b••·· OD wla4J ai1bt1 ia th• Caribbeaa -· 1orea■ 1•1 •Pleo•• ot · 111bt! Pleoe1 of llahtl•