GIU L.T. - P. I G,Tueada7, february 13 1 1951. The D••• fro• CeDtral Iorea tonight, centre• around• naae •e h•••a•t heard before - Chip Yona. A little Iorean ton thirty-two ail•• laat of Seoul, Cbip tong ■ a7 bold the ke7 to the 1a•a1e fi1btia1 oa that forty ail• froat where the Chin••• attacked Suada,. Cbip to•1 1• the anchor poiat at the •••tend••- tbe allie4 alt•••• 11••· Today, Chi•••• a••••lt fore•• ba■ aered tlae ton fro ■ \hr•• 114••· firat, fro ■ the lorth1 \bu, 1l ■ ultaaeou1ly fro ■ la•t aad leat. larl7 report, to14 et tbe ton o•t off, ••rrouded. Thea ca■• wort tha\ tlae allied 4•f•••••• la a4 drl•n off •a•• after •••• ot faaatical iltacta. Tlaia, in baad to baad fi1latla1 wbl* •••\ oa w1t•o•t cea1ia1 for aor• tbaa foar-aa4-a-~alf boar,. Cbi•••• a11aalt tore••• ••r• backed ap •1 tanta and aolf-propellel pa1. Tbe lateat wori 11 tba\ the V.I. fore•• 1till boll Chip ton1. At other polat• along the front, allied force• IQIIA.:..l h••• been a)le to pull back faater than the hudred- an4 flft7-thou•an4 ■ an rea aray can ad•uce. At laat reporta, theJ were di1gin1 n•• 4efen•••• further loutb. Tb• aituatioa 1• 4eacribe4 tonight a, •extaael1 fl•14.• 1roun4 Seoul onl7 liabt contact with the eaea, la reporte4. ror tbe tirat ti ■• laat nl1ht, a So•t~ Ioreaa patrol puahe4 rip\ into the citJ, penetratia1 tar ie7oal tile 4oct area oa the laa waterfront - tlaea wlt~4rew after a ti1~t. - - - 0 - - - Ia Ille ■•••• toaa,, \be D•tob 1o•ernaeat aaaoue•• that Col•••l Dea 0•4••• ••••aa4•r of hto~ tere•• ia lerea, ~•• ••en tille4, ia acttoa. General ~acArthur is bact in Tokyo tonight, following a flying tap to the front in lorea. Bi• Yiait this tiae toot bia to the outskirts of Seoul, where he iDapected the foraer lortb Iorean capital tbroqb \inocular1. Thie, fro• aa o\1erYation poet tbatlad Ju•t been uader heaY7 eneay aortar fire. !eked •1 •••••r• of bi• ataff followlag the attaot, if be atlll wi1be4 to Yi1lt tbe po1t the General replied - •of co•r••·• lack la Tot70, the Supreae Coaaander explahe4 bi• preaeat tactloe ia the Ioreaa war. Be eapbaal••• a1ala bi• earlier 1trate11 of k•• f l•1 the Chi•••• rel 1uppl7 liaee hllJ exteaded, wbll• tbe 111~\b ar-,, wit~ ita aaperior fir• power, keep• •Pit• •aeat-1rla4er tactlce.• on t.be 1roua4, •w• are atill •D1•1•d ia a war et aaaeuYer, wit.b the o•Ject of iaflictla1 •• ••YJ pui1baeat oa the en••J ae po111,1e,• wa1 h o w the General put it. I• 1tre11ed that the cro11ia1 of the thirt1-ei1ht parallel 1D thia war of ■ aneuYer waa •p•rely acateaic• -- that a aajor part of the Chi•••• araJ aut ,e till•• off before there could be aaJ t~uabt of aeadia1 Alliea forc,a aero•• the parallel aaaia. Tb• l1a1ral alao ba4 a word of prai•• for bl• ••• li1bt~ ara1 coaaaa4er la Iorea,- •Gaeral lll&••a, ia pr••l•I bia11lf a •rilllaat aad wortbl.J aucce11or \1 Q1a1ral lalter.• Tko•• were bl• word1. Fro ■ Tokyo tonight, co■e• word that the Japan••• will welcoae a U.S. 1arriaon tor the def•n•• ot it1 I1lnd1, followin1 a peace treaty. Thi• waa aanouced in tbe Jap••••• parliaaent today b7 Preaier 8bl1•n Yo1hi4a, who aaid that he bad a1aured Jobn ro,ter Dull•• tbat •aoat Jap••••• would ••lcoae !aerican nilita17 ai4 a1alaat Coaaaaiat a11rea1ion.• lo1bida al10 told parliaaent tbat tb• toacllJ q•••tloa of Jap••••• rear••••• baa '••a left opea fer f•tve lecl1ioa. v.s. Jap••• aro•••4 1troa1 oppoaitloa ,otb la Japu aad a,roa4 - eapeoia ~ lJ ia Auatralla u4 tbe Pbillipi•••· lllllll-lilllL Off Hona Iona today, Bed cbineae 1bore batteri•• on the Lin Tin Ialanda aingled out a aaall lriti1b oil tanker for tar1et practice. The tanker, Caltez Two, ba4 juat cleared tbe ■u44y ,earl liTer eatual'J and ••• tbreadin1 ita way tbrougb the junk fiahin1 fleet,, beadin1 for Bona Ioa1. Th• led batteri•• opened fire witbout warnia1, acored at Ieaat two bit• on tbe 1hip, an4 both tbe lritiab Captain and bi1 chief officer were wouaded b7 1;11atera. To~th the Captain i1 iD a boapital, bi• condition de1cribed a1 fair. Thie ia not tb• first ti ■• the led 1uaner1 ba•• op•••• fir• fro• the Lia Tin I1lan41 •blob ••r• ••1••• by tu 1•4• fro• the lationali•t• a year •10. Th•J are a tla7 1ro•p of rock ialeta Juttin1 up ia tile Canton ri••~ e1tuar7, balf•a, between lritlab 80•1 loa1 and the Cbine•• Port•1•••• colon7 of lacao. Last year ••••r•l abipa ••r• fired on - •o• da■ a1ed. Andfn one occasion Britiah warabipa returned the fire. But today•• attack ia the first tor aoae aontba. In Paria today, the French forei1n office put tbe final pclieh on ita plan• for a luropean ara7. Thie ar■ 7 would auppleaent United States, Canadian an4 Britiab araiea in General liaenho er'• Atlantic 4efeaae force,. The luropean ara7, proposed b7 France, would ,e aa4e up of aaall co ■bat unit• fro~ different luropean countrlea, with lta own Couan4or-ia-obief, an4 wltb all natlonaliti•• •••ring the •••e unifora, u1in1 tbe •••• .. uipaent, an4 receiYing the 1aae paJ. Tb• rrench plan 11 aiae4 at pr••••tin1 Oer ■ aDJ troa ••er a1ain po1ae11ia1 a lational ara7, laY7 or air force. lbile all aeaber countriea, except CeraaaJ, woul4 retain their lational araiea for u1e outal4• only lurope, CerauJ woul~ be allowed to recruit force• for tbe luropean ara7. There is soae doubt in Bria, however, that tbe lest Ger ■an 1ovemaent will accept the French blueprint. fro■ loon to~th coaee word that leet Qeraan7 will a1t the Big rour for election• in both last ana feat Ger■an7. Aaaouociog thia, Chancellor Ioora4 A4eaauer aaid that a free and aecret ballot in )otb 10••• coul4 lead to the reuaitiog of the whole couatr7. The le1t Qer■ an chaacellor•a plaa now goe• for approYal tot~• lewer houae ia loaa. It••••• ualitel7, howeYer, that the couui1ta will accept the 14••• Thia, for a nuaber of ••••o••• a■oa1 which are t~• - coaditlooe called for bJ leat Ger■u7 - coaplete peraooal freedoa ia the ••••1•• 10••• ••tor•, d•rla1 · aad after the election,, free4oa for all political par~l•• ia t.he SoYiet 1one, and the rel•••• of all political priaonera. Wl,l On the Italian BiYiera today, the Pri•e Ministers and Foreign Mini1tera of Italy and France continued their talka. Aaong probl••• agreed on ••r• the Sohu■ a,lan for pooling tbe 1teel and coal reaource1 of leatern lurope, Geraan rearaaaent, an4 the 1001 planned cuato ■ a union between Italy and rrance. Istanbul, on the loaphrus was toda7'1 aeetin1 ~lace for eighteen Aaerican aaba11adors and a1niatera fro• tbe liddle laat. Alao attending are Tboaaa finletter, aecretary for Air, aad Ad■ iral lobert Carne1, who co ■aanda our lediterraaeun fleet. The a1enda of the aeetin1• 11, of course, top aecret. lat it'• kaon that ap•cial attention will'• 11••• to the So•i•t threat to la1oalaYia, lu11ia'a de1i1•• on Iran and 11441• laat oil, and the poaaibillty of a lediterraaean pact. JAISlll Tbe exposure of the 117etery of •tl7in11aucer1• ii all tbe ■ ore iapre••i•• because it bears on a 1ecret 10 iaportant -- coaaic ray1. Then••• •••r1wbere today, beadliaed the announceaent aade by the Office ot laYal Be1earcb in Wa1hin1ton - that the tlyin1 4iac, were lar.1• balloons. Shiny ga1 ba11 in 1ecret re1earob - tatin& acientitic recording in1truaent1 to - areat hel1bt1, •• aucb •• nineteen ail••· 11gb in the 1t1 tbeJ reflecte4 1anli1bt in auch taahion they lootei lite 411c1 -· with 1tran1• li1bt effect• an4 curiou optical llla1lon1. So■• will aay -- tbe co1 ■ ic ray ballooaa coal4 not explain all that baa beea reporte4 aboet the flyiq 1aacera. To wbic tbe •••••r 11 that ao ■• ator~••• alwaya, are fantaatic. Th• ••14ence pre1ente4 b7 tu la•al rea.-ob bureau 1• i ■ pr•••l••· Tbe balloon reaearcb bea•• in lineteen Fort7 SeYen; and, that 11 when the flying 1aucer atori•• be1an. Thousand• of account• were tabulated, and eYeryone that aeeaed realiatic could be tied in •1th a 1leaaing 1a1 baa. But it i1 all part of aoaething tar lar1er and •••n 1tran1•r coaaic ray1. Tb••• ••r• 411c0Yered ,,,-.J 1oa e thirty 7ear1 a10 by a ta■ ou1 Aaerican pbJ1ici1t, Dr. lobert Milliken -- who found that th• eart.h'• ataoapbere waa ~•iaa bo■barde4 by particle• fro ■ Outer Spaoe. Th••• aay coae troa the 1un-- or, 10•• 1u1peot, fro ■ ihe 1tar1 out ia Sidereal lp~c•. Tbe particle•, tbe ooa ■ lc ~a71, atrike ato ■• of tbe upper ataoapbere an4 th••• are ahattere4; -- atoa 1 p littin1 out where the ataoaphere be1ln1. All of which bear, on tha\ nuaber one queation of tbia era -- the aatare of tbe atoa, u4 what bappeaa •b•n ato ■• art •battered. The bo ■b wa1 only th• reault of early 1tud1 -- and all aorta of further aar••l• are expected. laa aa7body •••r •••• a ooa■ ic ra7: o4417r■oqll the an1wer ia -- 1••· Althou1b - the particle• are too tiny to be 1pied witn any aicro1cope. I, ■71elf, ba•• aeen a coaaic ray. Or, at least, the track of one. Thia waa at the radiation laboratory of the Uni•er1it7 of California, •here Dr. Ernest Lawrence of C7clotron faae aa•e ua ao opportunity to see the r•••lt of latest reaearch. The, were producing tb• particle• calle4 ooaaio raya, artificially, in t he laboratory. litb th••• tbe7 boabarde4 a photogra p hic plate, on whicb 7ou could••• track• of the particle• aa tbe7 ha4 race, alon1. The tract of a co1aic ra7 ha4 a pattera all ita own -- which •••n a la,aan lite a7eelf coul4 4iatla1al1b. At tbe tlae, aa we looke4 tbrou1h the aicro1oope, it ae•■ •4 like a nine-4ay wonder -- aD4 now tbe whole thing i• tied ia with another nine-417 wonder, the fl7in1 aaucera. Froa Glasgow tonight coaea word that Sootlan4'1 iobble• aay have discovered tbe key clue in the bwat tor the ai11ing Stone ot Scone. That coronation atone of lngland'• Iinaa, atolen froa lestainiater Abbe7. The olae coaea in a letter addreaaed to Iina Gee11e hiaaelt, at Buckin1baa • • • Palace, otterina to retva the ■ tone it tbe Ilq would restore it to Scotlan4. Tb• police theory ia t.hat the author• of tbe a71ter1 letter, aea,era ot th• Scottiah lationallat part,, aad tbo•• wbo toot the atone, are one an4 tbe aaae. Tbe clue 11•• not ia what the word• ot the •t• 1a7, bat ia the letter• th••••l•••· Tb• note, it •••••4, ••• a t7ped oae, written on an uuaual ~la4 of t7pewrlter. Of a pattern ••••fact•r•4 bJ a fira whiu wa1 o•lJ ia b••in••• for a few J••r•. Tbe Qlaa1ow police ••1 tbe7 can trace •••rJ ■ •chine of thi1 ••••••l aake. lhicb ahould lead thea to the author• ot tbe note addreaaed to Ii•& Qeor1e, and 10 to the atone itaelf , m1u Tbe n••• •ring, ad•ice tor the ladie1 - a4•ice fro■ a Loudon expert call 0 4 a •bair artiat.• Iii anal71i1 1• •o eaoteric that I bad to aak a 1oun1 woaan of •1 acquaintance -- what it aean1. ror exaaple, 1,.on4 tbe lair Artist 1tate1 that !aerican woaen 10 to \el lootiDI like what be call• •aaiaate4 pin ouabiona.• lbicb refer•, I aa told, \o -- pin curl•. That ta, tbe 1irl1, at Digbt curl atranda of hair and pia th••• don with ,0,,7 pi••• An operation that aa1 1••~1•• tweat7 or thirty ,o,b7 pin•; -- which produce• the procupine effect. la7aoa4 doeaa•t like tbi• an4 explain• •tbe7 1iap are •t ••rJ cle•er at a ti•• wbea tbe7 aboul4 •• ■oat attraotl•••• Ia other wor4• 10■• occaaion• are wor•• tban other• for lootia1 like a hed1ebo1. lbat to do about it? The London hair artiat adwi1ea that the pin-curla-buaine•• ahould be perfor ■ ed while ay lady i• in her bath. •The ateaa itaelt, • ••1• he, •will do wonders.• lell, stea■ •111 run a locoaotive or blow up a boiler. Alao - keep tbe 1irl1 troa lookiDI like ao illustration ot what Shakespeare calla - •the quill• of tbe fretful . . . procupine,• lelaon.