h 0 C o a t I 1 C 0 0 0 ,- 0 o n 0 t od n t ro 1 f f t ook par h or n .,/ 11 to u 1th e C l" 1 tron c un 1 h • ational n llig nc al so tat that th , d are pour groun tr op n o l■•n th oo ho r , 1th1n trikln d st ce of M ts • Th ationalis s a d, that h av nt r inforc m nt of their o t at u - to me t th ex ct d Red nv a en. rou • p e e hol t r II r r ck . Th ton 1 c .. ffect o cl t in at ll rea 1 sa_d to b h vi an ttack of • a been a lull in th f ht - b t both r position - gettin r . for net s that the itt rs I are h ving econom of he mainla - the pr ce of ooc o s. o ket a r ult oft f t · ' h 0 0 0 t 0 l , 0 0 - 0 "' - u ,, 0 of 0 1 . D - 1'. 0 f t ~ a t 0 , 0 e 1 L , m ro 0 0 I 0 0 1 f C I r 0 t t l 0 J t on f troo 0 t o th t te t t 0 t , r · tt k an t' at D m t to I t or m 1 · of h i enem n mor • ' p H' figh o f: a t - no t of ai on n he Prov nee of · Annam, and outl of order h s 00 m111 a . off . n iv. na The r ier re el n full cale The ol t c 1 opposition to P emir Dim comes from t o lead r ho ar on their wa . o · ranc - to in rvie t e pla . bo , peror, a D nt the Enr eror to return from the Fr nch Riviera - and to oust remi r Di r 0 n h n a lo. 1 n h 11anc , f l ~ t r f ♦ rm a or n t r 1 o u t d ton u ch a h C na o t t C r 111 nt 1 tt 0 nd - r l t J n - jut thr eek before th de - r nc gov mm nt f 1 Church 11 a. 1 in h 1 tt r h ho ranc w 11 0 1 h r chair in the 11 c empt .• caus o eone el e would occup . t, h did. Churchill's mplica ion be - that~ 1 omen els " ould be ~ German .. P na . d sclosed the cont nt of the hurch 11 letter - as art of is dr to et G rman rearmament through he Frenct enat . aid h for Fr nee to d ffer with er Allies is f C all right - au e t ma sher more re pected. But tl ni e • a , that r st nt isagreem nt - nd could lead to llianc l !'U t ~ u· it t 0 t V l' t . · h . t l of 0 f , o , 1; n u V e 1 0 f 1 n o o er 1 r f ( ,., l 0 0 n V PUERTO RICANS Toda . , ten Puerto Rican rtationalists were found guilty of conspiring to overthrow the government of t his country by violence. A federal court ruling - in the case of the party behind both the attempted assassination of President Truman in Nineteen Fifty - aoo the shooting up of the House last March. The ten nat1onal1s · s convicted today, were not involve ~ 1n either of those atrocities. But the~re guilty of conspiring to overthrow the government - and)they face six vears in Jail. 4be sentenced at the end of this month. s for So e resen t i v m kin g s p e c hes in the House o f mm o n - np! no! Mos co w - the o viet p arliament, su estin a n exchange of speakers. In the Commons today, a S o ci a li t pointed out that the plan would a llow Ch rchill to speak before the Supreme s~viet. That would be interest! . Churchill, the old anti-Communist, speak! to the rubber-stamp parliament that obeys the dictates of the Kremlin' But Sir Winston says ''No." !e's opposed to the whole idea, and explains that under British law only a British subject who has been elected by the British people may speak in the Commons. Typical of Churchill, always sensitive to historic usage. He doesn't a y that he feels the same way about a Briton speaking before the Supreme Soviet - he just doesn't intend to do it himself. STUDENTS ~Eleven Russian students will make a tour of this country, to study American life. The State and Justice Departme~ t t their oka y on the proJect1 ~ because the McCarran ~ Act bars residents of Communist countries - unless the Secretarv of State recommends a waiver Jt. of thM law, and the Attorney General grants it. ,.__ Those fomalities llPe now completett., 811111 the Russians will tour this country on thirty day visas. Senator George Bender or Ohio says he'd like to take the RussiaM on a conducted tour of Ohio. The Senator sa~tng, he'd show them the school8, the aircraft factories, the State Legislature, the Ohio tm farmers - and even the Cleveland Indians. ARMY PAY ~ The House approves~ pay increase for members oft armed forces. The vote almost unanimous - three-hundred--and- ninety-nine to one. John Taber,~ew York R e p u . ~ ~ ~ only e t i e - ~ "Ho." The bill would raise the tncome of men in uh1fol'II bv an average of twelve per cent. Its detenders say that 1t will be econcnics.11n the long run - because it will enable the Detenae Departaent to cut don its ■ilitary training c01t1. In other words, the bill is I intended to keep men in 11n1tora lonaer - ■ak1ng it unnecessary to have so un, trainees. oJt-:_,,e111 ~ goes to the Semite. MRS. EISE R ou lie n on o a l 1 a de r f r ous wit t e Ch a irm no t he mo rattc a on 1 C mmtttee. Te re o n t he ul u ler re ark t rs . Eisenhower's health mi ht prevent the rest ent from runn an . 0 .. . 1em ers the . O .P. re ~1 1 le t off s e a out this.at e mornin se son . Se tor .iken of Verm ont c lled De ocr t ch ai rman u 1 r" scoundrel." he Vermon Re p ublic a n ddln g , that the First L dy sn ot only in ood h a l h - but i s one of the most harmt hostesses the hite House has ever had. he Republic n Le a der Jos e . h Martin, c lled it "poor ta ste" - o dr a g tempor a ry illnes into ol tics. M ami e h vtng ou with t h flu bu - like so m a ny of us. n v 1 n o t o n r·m 1 ue , u n r n n k s - C t r a te of bout o m nu l nolo· t Gr on D nal predicts no er rup ton . ( FLO i o Ri s , Loda , t j - . 1 t, V l ~• or () w t 1 l' u •r ' l l ' rou d t C t t T R Cr o rts t t r o e t thl· e thous nd famili s ·ve e e trk fr m t om 1 o, e t Vir ini , Kn uc , ,_n I 1 n. The rm e ineers estimate o f•r · t well er ei ht 11 on ol l s. U p the Ohi o fr om Cine n n ti , f miltes re radually r turni to t e r hoe - beginni ng the t sk of cleani up the debris. Dow n the Ohio from Cincin ati , they are etting re~dy to met the flood - which 1s a expec ed to rec s cr est at Loui v i lle, tomorrow. or o f x p or· 1 00 r , . t - fo l t 0 o f o of t d u d m m e t en on - r e t 1 M t t - · ssi lo t of . gh -ei - - o r w· e t - on? e e - w o , on , famous · , pr 1 St x t , in teen Hundred and ine, stoo with Pery a nd four E kimo, t the topmost point of h s rth . I knew Matt Henson for year - f&m111ar figure at the Explorers Club. A t all our a n u 1 affairs, one table would be - for men of polar exploration, like Admiral Byrd, Sir Hubert Wilkins, Admiral MacMillan , VilhJalmur Stefansson , Ceptain Bob B a rtlett, Bernt Balch en , and always - Matt Henson. Matt - getting older nd olde1 · . See m ing - to be eternal. And ht a n ovation he a lw ys ot! There w a s modest good sense a bout him - thou g h his h d could e a ily hav been turn e. The egro - whom Peary f r en e s v let. o hen bee e Pe ry 1 s rusted id , throu h e rs of explor on - i va lu able to Pe y. is ri h - nd man. Matt m th ve been resentful - ecause honor to this orth Pole hero were much too long delayed. Tra i cally delayed. But he had a secure livi , with a minor overnment jo in the w York Customs House. Later - pension. Jut Pnnnc;h to et by - but barely. People often wondered why? ary chose Matt Henson - to go along on the final dash to the orth Pole. Instead of some other member of the expedition, Captain Bob Bartlett for example. Matt would explain that simply - !'I was the only one of the others who didn I t have frozen feet," he'd smile. The final word on that comes, perhaps, from Admiral Donald MacMill an - a famous figure in the Peary expedition. Today, MacMillan said: ''Matt Hen~on was, ailill altogether, the most efficient man we had." And both white men and eskimo - - 3 tu there n th e o rt - had a eep ffection fo r im, ec use he 1 s a cheery, ideal comp nion. O e of th to p ft ures int e history of Arcti c exploration . The only survivors of that memorable discovery of the orth Pole now are Pottaq, the eskimo patriarch , at Thule, and Admiral Don ld MacMillan. Hee' tor for olfer - a nd f o r rchers too. I ~ nte deo , U ru 7, go lf champion a nd a a rchery champio n played a nine hole m hover a o lf course. Te olf champ, Luis Gonella, using his clubs, a rchery ch mpion, Max de alzac, si ng bow and arrow. Gonell a playing the n i ne holes in usual golfer style - drives, irons ots a nd putts. De Balzac sending his arrows down the fairw a y, and then through a p laying card placed over• each cup. What was the result? A draw. The Montevideo dispatch says spectators were so interested, that a return match is being arranged - a return match of golfer versus archer. Well, a good man with a bow and arrow is almost as accurate a s an expert with a rifle. So, Hugh, Uruguayan golf champ Louis bbmih Gonella, must be a real sharpshooten