The bl&•••• la the la1 the weather. Bitting the Coast of South Carolina near l7rtl• B•••. Then, t•rnin1 north - to cut a path of 4e1tr•ctioa ao e than ae•en h•n4re4 ■ ilea lon1, fro ■ tbe Caroll••• to Tert. At leaat teD leatha. Score• l•J•r••• Propert7 4aaa1e, ••nDiDI iDto the alllioaa. Ia Yirginia, the win41 al■o1t reach•• · ••• h•a4re4 ail•• aa hour. The7 tore•• laoo■plete4 battleahip fro■ ita ■oori•&•• The ei1ht7 •illioa dollar •11■TUCIT• - now adrift in the churnina water• of Baapton lo•••• At Anapoli1, Basel tore a trainin1 ahip fro■ it ■ aoorin1• - with two hundred ■en aboard. The ■ hip, droppin1 emergency anchor• to keep fro ■ being blown dowa the SeYerfb RiYer. hurt in the accident. The laYal Acade ■ y report ■ no one The ooaat of ■•• Jer1e7 ••• poaa4e4 bJ wla• aa4 raia. li&b ••••• ••••bi■& o••r tbe boar4=~~- &D4 the eDtir• 1aDdeut of the Qrand•t•• Botel, ,1owa la\ the ooeaa. T~e center of tbe ,tor■ rooted la1hia1toa - tort State. l•b1tltate 1111110111. In hi• Iadiaaapoli1 addre11 toai1bt, Pre114eat li1eahower expoaaded hi• pbilo1opb1 of go••rnaeat. a1 far•• the far■er1 are concerned. The Pre114eat 1pot• at the latler Uni•er1tt1 Field Bo•••• The apeeoh, relayed to the aatioa bJ radio aad tol••l•ioa. ■•• li1eaho•••'4eolaro4 that be 1• oo ■pletelJ behind Seoretary of Agricalt•••• Iara loaaoa. Th• Pre1ideat, ter■ ln1 the prloe 1apport1 la tho leaaoa P•••••• •ab1olately e11eatta1.• Ir. ll1eabower ad4e4 that thi1 pre1ra■ will be 1afe - anl••• we ha•• a lepablioaa Con1••••• le aentioaed a liat ot thing• accoapl11hed bJ tbw 111ht1- Third Con1••••· I• appealed to tho Toter• to aapport 1uch le1i1lation. And he 1tatod hi• philoaopbJ lit• thia: •th••• taportant progra■• will not oe planned tiJ an all-tno•ing bareaucy in £ar off 1a.hln1ton.• Thea added: •They will be planned only at the in1tance of l•b1tlt•\• ~181110111- P•I• 2 looal p•opl•.• l•f•rriaa to th• Con1r•1aioaal •l•ottoaa, lie point•4 out that if the D• ■ocrat1 ha•e a ••Jorlt1 tat•• nest Con1r•••• ther• ■ igbt b• a 4ead-loct '9t•••• Capite Bill and the lhit• Boaae. Al he pat it: •toa oaa•t ha•• two 4rl••r• at the •h••l of•• aato ■obile - ••• •sp•ot te laad ••1•b•r• bat ia a dltoh.• fb• li•••h•••r a44r••• waa, of coar••• a politioal 1tate ■ •nt. Th• Chief ls•oati••• app•a~iDI le the •ot••• to r•tara a lepablioan Con1r••• nest •oatl. But, at the•••• ti ■e, tonight'• addr••• •••t ••1••• part1 politic• - it 1a•• th• th•ory of ao•••••••t •• ••• lia•nhower ••li••e• it ahoul4 b• in relation to tba Far■ ar. During h•r hueband'• addre11, Ire. liaenhowar reaain•d in the plane that brought the ■ to Indianapoli1. The Firat Lady, not feeling ••11 - 10 ah• waan•t there \e hear the •P••ch. Afterwar4, Ir. liaeahower jol••• b•• - aad they fl•• ,act to the Capitol. Our ~ecretary of tate is not going to take part in the Congressional campaign. becretary Dullea, to stand aside - even though all other members of the Eisenhower Cabinet are involved in one way or another. He oesn•t want a disput~ over foreign polic7 - while he is negotiating concerning European efenae. tate Departaeat eaplo7ees are warne about political activity. ■ eaoran ua going oat to tbea all aentioning things hey are forbi ·d en to o. Thea• i elude everyt ing fro ■ con·ucting Party ral 1•• to soliciting Party ontributiona. They are, of c , arae, al owe to vote a.n~ t expr~ss opini o ns. Bat b la• ey'ar not er■ i te o get t o f YO 7 e . ad les wans• --• o e • · a a ore Another Republican 1■ in the MW■ tonllht - all been•• ot an unfortunate reaark. SOMthtng like what bllppemd to Secretary Wilson - when he •ntt.oned bird dc,p and kennel dop. COftlNIIIIIUl Charle■ Brownaon ot Incllana reaaracl 1li DOW one ot bll apeeoha1 - tut/you can tell tbe dlttereno• beween CablMt 111ntatere and walten. lie referred to thia u .. onderNl." Well, the reaction wun•t al• t:n ooa1111. !bil We1ter1 1 Union, diapatollt.111 a tel•INII - d.....St:111 an apolO&J. 'Iba Watter■ 1 Union, want1111 to 11:nOW J111t what•• wrong wi!tb The telegr• read■ tn part: "We believe . . thl c011ntr, would be better •nape!, tt the Cabinet •■bera - were c011poaed ot waiters, instead of a1111ona1re■." The •n who once held Brownson•• seat, Amrew Jaco'bll, added: "I'd rather bE' compared with a good loyal dOI - than with 10• politicians." Now it's Brownson who says he ha• been ■ iainter­ preted. He insists that of curse he has nothing again• waiters. and he adds:- •waiters ought to be happy - not to loot like Cabinet members.• s o there's the B~ownaon apology. ~ut her.••• an interesting question - suppose the Cabinet me ■bera object to the re ■ ark? In case you have to~1otten that joke re looting like waiters is one of the oldest of Waiters wear boiled ahirts and fish and soup. Ergo, when the rest of us put•• on - what do we look like? Waiters of course! CASI A to1'118r COllaln1at tlatly den1e1 that abe 118.de any reference to tbe ■tater ot ••• Jeraey 1 a o.o.P. candidate tor the Senate. Bella Dodd, ••nu1 she knowa nothing ot Adelaide caae - ■tater ot Candidate Cl1ttord Case. '1'he mole thing ■ tarted when Ira. Dodd anneNd a 11.llple question. She aa,-a she wu uked whether abe ever lmlw an Adelaide Cue! And she anaweNd in the afl*1.l'lllat1••· BecauN, abl cltd mow a lfOIIUl ot that ..... in the yeara trG11 ltneteen !b1rt,-B1aht to 11neteon forty-two. '!bat Adelaide Cue a t ~ ••t1n1 1 ot a ca .milt Jront oqantsatton. 111'1. Dodd de1cnbea lllr u "• kt!m et Pl' , • • ' • a111i.-... d school teacher." SIi lne whole incident t;aa:a eat. to Ill a case ot HO CHI MIIH - 2 1111 t • a 111 at • in bare and hote la. Bouaee aet up, tor what the Reds tel'II "political eduaation for the people" - Manin& coaun1at lectures, a prelude to brain washing. And in the IIOY1ea - only Iron curtain t11Jla - Russian, Cb1.M■e, Pol11h, and ao on. Particularly, newsreels of 11&0 T••-Tmll and llalenkov. F . . ATOIIIC WARSHIP It was announced in Washington today that the goverr11ent is starting work an the world's first atomic surtace warship. We already have an atomic submarine - the • • - • Nautilus. Row.,, I it the next step, 127 R an atomtc · is we l-- r ba,tleehip or aircraft carrier. 'l'lW a --~11111fl•111111111111 I JD&!i!Z,t tr011 the Defense Department aid the Atca1c Enera, Coa1aa1on. 'l'he project reverses the stand taken la1t year bJ Secret~ ot Detenae Vtl■on. '1'he secretary ■aid at that t1ill - thlN wu nothing teu1ble in the t4ea ot a 1tartaoe caapanton to the 1111tt.l11e. Apparen,1,, plane have 111~•4 Sec. 10 auch, that now '1' Wileon hal put h11 okay on the idea. ore details have been comint in about the latest balsa raft adventure. It was way l ast June, we heard how William Willis w a s setting out from Peru. Wanting to surpass the achievement of the Kon Tiki explorers. So he set sail, all alone, at the mercy of the Peru cu r ren t - which he hoped would carrJ him to Polynesia. Thor Beyderdab and hi ■ ~on Ti~i grou p had a full crew. But Willia decided to make it a one ■ an voyage - plua a cat and a par.rot. Bia food, get it all froa the•••• Although be bad a radio sending outfit he was not heard i rom al ■ after he drifted oYeT the horizon - swallowed up by the P a cific. Everybody gave hi ■ up for dead. Then he as si 6 hted, off Samoa. A boat put out to ■eet hi ■• And ~ave hia a line so that he could be towed into tbe harbor at Pa ~ o Pago. The bol d mariner of course was sporting a beard - but what a beard - down to hie waist. And he RAFT - 2 _______ ... was in · ood condition. So wa his cat. The p arrot ., alas - a casualty, buried at s a. William Willis at sea thirteen days longer than Thor Heyderdahl and his crew. Willis, covering one t ousand seven hundred miles more than on Tiki. Also proving his point - that one man can float by raft all the way from South•• America to Sa■ oa six thousand miles across the Pacific. Ouite an advtnture. Wonder wtien we'll set his book? look of vaat apacaa in bis eyes. tJJIIVERSITY The aluan1 or the University of Pennsylvania - don't the name of 11'1 their alria 11aterJ'.JI . . . . IKK This came out in a I a poll held b, the Penna,1van1a Gazzette. The alwmi, voting by about five-to-one to change the n&ll8. And what n8118 do they want? The anawer - BenJa1n Prankl1n Untveralty. One graduate suggested that the gr.eat institution in Philadelphia be naed in honor ot its toum,r. So the Gazette held a poll •on& the al1111Di - and tbi anner 11, REPORTER ------------- Wen Cornell lays Yale ~omorrow, in the Y le bowl - t ere'll be a ir 1n t e press box. For the - first time in Yale Bo·l history. Ann orrisy, sports editor of the Cornell ai y Sun. Ann got the job because she took a dare. A friend, jokingly sug ealin 6 that she ma~e in spite of the ~1ct that for s~venty-fiv years, the sports editor of the Sun baa always been a man. 1• Ann 1■xi ot the job. And at Cornell they say •h•'• a real &ood sports reporter. The aports editor covers tbe football aaea. But no girl bad ever sat in the Yale Bowl pres ■ box. So a call waa sent to Ne• Haven hat about it? ou ld Ann orrisy be walcoae? Back came the answer, •sent her alone., by all aeans.• . At Yale tberebein& quite a paucity of women. So Ann is 6 oin to break another old Eli tradition. After hicb she'll 6 0 right on i■ brea~iD& traditions in the Ivy League. · Covering the Cornell- Penn ~ame - Cornell Sartmouth and so on. The Hanover Indians n o do bt w i l l welcome . er with o p en armE. Take Ann to their bosom. In Springfield, Illinois, a unique organization has just issued a progress report on its first year. The organization - The Henpecked Husbands' Association. It has about a hundred members. Their aim is to make life more bearable for husbands. One member, W illiam O'Brien in describing the activities of the Henpecked Husbands' Association put it this way:- "If a husband ha p pens to be a little late getting hoae, and the little woman gives hi ■ n rough time - black eye, bloody nose, barked shins - we take action.• What kind of action? W ell, O'Brien said it might be something like taking away her automatic washer - and giving her a washtub with a scrub board for a week. Its main purpose as outlined in its bylaws •to outlaw nag g ing, unreasonable de ■ ands for explanations of husbands' spare time, breath smelling and examination of husbands apparel for ~ owder, lipstick, and blond tresse1! The Henpecked Husbands' Association! henpecked? I aean Bob? ilbur, are you LTP.1954.10.15i.pdf LTP.1954.10.15ii.pdf