!n lraoce, Pre ■ ier-Uesignate ~cnu ■ an baa abandoned bia a tteapt. to t'or ■ a govern11eot. ior t · o11r naya be triea to line up a cabinet, but failed. So, France ia atill without a &o•ern ■ ent -- after 1oaa da7a of political wrangling. &a a re•ult, n•• eleotioa• ••1 ba•• \o be -- a proapeot ttiat cauaea aaxioua forebo41D& in ~aria. Beca•••"'litelihood i■ tha~ •• electioa ■i&~•••l\ a •iotory for weaeral Ueuauil• -- An~, if ueua•il• were •••pt into power, aobo47 can 1u••• bappea. •bat tb• Co■■uniat• would ao, tor exaaple. ( J.n llerlin, t be four Generals baa •notber conference today - and the optimistic ayaptoaa oon\iD •• Increased activity aaong railroaG ofticiala ana wort• a in the ~oviet Mone -- 1uaalana 1•ttia1 readJ for• railing of their land blockade, apparently), Bed Ar■ aewapaper predict e d todaJ t•at ~o•i•t aon•J woulG aoon be tbe onl7 currency in ~erlin -- a \bia& tba\ ooae about •1th a aettleaeat. (o■e 4iaturbi■& 111■ toda7 ■as the •lava of tb• »erlia ~itJ •all bJ ~ouuniaia, ~too& ower •• atarted an aaaeab!J of their owa. tbe belief l• taat tbe Weraan ••d•, abetted b7 tbe ~oYiet autboiti••• ••• aettina up a , Bed real•• la the city -- •hiob •ill ' claia to tat• th•rlac• of tb• preaeD\ ••rliD •••••• 1,, abiob i• noa-Co■■uai1t) IPM1%I~Dtl_l-i~a larlier today we had a reaartable report ot •• &aericaa B·29 fl7in1 towards tb• Soviet 1oae iD GeraaaJ - nobodJ aboard, a ■ abaadoa•d pl•••• Toai1bt tbia baa turned into a ator7 of a D 1bo1t plane, a aort of apector of the atl•. Fro■ a wbol• ••r1•• ot plaN1 o••• \be aoco•nt of• ••p•rtortr,e1a tbat , 10\ lato troabl• •••• G••~•IIJ aad the crew toot to paraoha\e1 -- 1•••1111 the 8-29 to 10 tl1ia1 •• ia\• tb• lowi•t ••••• ••••••r, i■••l••• Air •••4qaar•era, deal•• all "la• alld 4eol•••• tbat 1 t k•••• aothia1 1-29 fl7ia1 1 ■ ••1 direottoa. Oa• 1apertortr••• · did ora1la toda, -- •hll• ~rtiolpati ■I la Joint •••o•u•r•• bJ I rl \l1la aa4 1aerican &ir roro••• The bi1 pl•••*•• ••111la\ tire, aa4 oraabed otf tb• coaat of the letb•rlaada -- att•r it• ore• had bailed out. That real ••••t, poaaiblJ ••1 be the ori1in of the ator, of the abandoaed B-29 flying into the Sowiet aone. 11118 (1a Caeobo1lo•atia teaiabt, tb•1"'- ~ ■o•ralDI toner Pre1ideDt B••••• who died todaJ, at tb• 81• of 1ixt1-toar -- tb• people re•••b••l• bi• u a l'OpHHDtatho of tboil' · 1 .. i fN•····) tr_ ,, la \bia oouatr,, tbe Cseoboalow.at aattnal ooaoil it oalla, •t~• totalltarta ■ ••11•• a•• nlllll la Caeobo ■ lowatla.• Stat••• D•• llawik, eaplalaa the paaal ■I of leaea, tbe liberal, la th••• ••r4a: •b• ••• a tn1lo fil•"• la bla liteti•••• BQIIXJJRJI LIAP Ql°'B ,ap1,1L Tbe world oouaoil of Cllrla\iaa cburo~••• ia A■aterda ■, Bollaad -- 1• aodifyla1 it• a\taok oa oapitali••· teaterday, tbe •••••blJ of 4elea•t•• adopted a reaolutioa reJectiq bot• Coua■ l•• aa4 Capi\aliaa •• eooao■ ic waya of life~ Bat \bat la beia1 o~•••" -- at tbe laataaoe of Cbarlea P. I• Taft of Ciaoiaaa\f, bro\ber of Beuter Taft. T~• 1ubatltute reaol•tloa p•••••t••.., C~arl•• Tat\ read••• follo••=- • •~■ Aft CIOICI C081CII, / Couacil. tbat tb reaoluti act on c pi\aliaa. alte life. I atioa, / to re"" i •• -,.H. • .,... •Tbe Christian Church ahould reject tbe ideolo17 of Couuni•• -- and the wholly aelf- ( lay -say-fare) re1ulated l.aia1ex-attaire theory ot ext . reae capita!laa• In other words, a condeanatioo ot unbridled ;.•pitali•• ' c1u1c1 WIDIClL - 2 • • • • ~ -- . . . Dot the aodifitd capitali1 ■ tmt we h a ve here in the United Statea. The brother ot Senator Taft waat• the Council ot cllurchea to define ■ore ~ prec i •11 what i1 aeaat b7 -- oapitall••· The re•olution adopted 7e1terda7 l• al•• beia1 ori ticiaed because, whi - 1• coDde ■Diq both Couuaia ■ aad ,!_•pitalia■, it doe ■ aot ••••••t •• alteraatiYe -- a ■iddle aro•ad. (thicb •o to /,,. ••••P• 8eYeloping 7'00117 ~ · ; hiob : be priD iple abo• exe otf)) the t.,ee col y ~ctiY ot the 1 / ove r~aent " .... OIPIAI co ■CIL - l ' ,,,,,, Th• oharge ot Co■■ aai1 ■ ••• barled in the w11\ooa1t watertroat 1trlt• todaJ - •b•• the co■paai•• 4eolared that tb•J woald not ••1•\iate &DJ further with the ualoa1 wbo1e officer, will aot 111• the aoa-oo■•••l•t ■flt• attid&Yit1. A oo■paa7 atat•■••t declare, that toart••• 1•••• of 1trite1, obatraotioa aa4 ■u oh•••••• bNa • • .. b7 what th•J oall - •aaioa leaderahlp follewl . . th• Co■■aalat part7 11•••• The preaeat Paoitio Coaat laritl ■e 11•1~ ••• oalle4 , , lar17 lrid1e1, l•M ••••• .. of ••I■ . • a Co■■aaiat - u4 toda7 ■ore thu •••-h•ad••-••• thirt7 abipa ••n tied •P• lariti ■• traftlo •lrt••llr par.al1a•4 tort~••••••• d&J ot th• ••lkoat. J!PQC1fU Deaooratlo latioaal Bea4q•art••• \eek atrea1 aotioa toa11bt, alld r•••i•ed a at.na1 reply. The office of the De■ooratio la\loaal Chain••• leaa\or loGratb, •••••• \~• net1■at.loa ot all ~•tioaal ottioera ot \he par\J •bo are M\ ~ ••p p or\1•1 \be Tn■aa - Intl lartl~ \tote,. Illa ot oo•r••• ■•aa• \be Diaieorat.a et Ul• aHU - o•aiod fh■ ibo pa•t.J•) Tb• ...... t.o \bat. i• sl••· ., .... _. 8\ro■ Tk•r•••d ot Sea\b Caroli••• t.k• ••Ml ... De■oon\lo par\1 la, . la tb• ••••• Tllanao24 •like \he \all tr,l•I \o throw tile ••1 ■ fY,tCI IPJ,LQ■ PIIQCIA!S_ AT Greeaaboro, I ■ ■or\~ Caroliaa, S. G. lilaoa, aia•t••• 7eara old, pl••••• 1all\1 to \browla1 •• •11 at Beary lallaoe. 111••••• aia ••• pre\\7 1004, b•o••• lallao• waa ~i\ , , t.~• apa\\eri . . •II• Ia ooar\ toda, Ja41• I■ larl• Bl••• paaae4 aea\eaoe. le 1••• lilaea ~l• obolo• bet.•••• pQia1 • fil\J •ollar fl••• ~~? ~ t l r l U q a ~1:• ;:•;:r~.■•I'! 1 1 faaeu aa11ac ot Yol\alr•A fu• - • •ri•s •1 Ai••••• wi\b aa1, bat I w11~ 4etell4 \o t i e • ~ roar ri1~\ to •v 1, •• 1\'Aadbet•••• ,~. \we peaalt.l•• t.~• 1••r eld r••Ml •••f••• .. aoa\ faaoua of all deolara\loaa, of fr••••• ef apeeo~ -- all ~•o•••• b• tbr•• •• •u at, Beu, lallaoe. SDBiTITDTI auu1;,11 IYebta ia the Cult of Mexico laat alabt aho•• that a huricaae oaa• be a ■ i&btJ ••ddea thl•I• Duria1 the u■a houri of dart•••• a troploal ator• boiled up with abrupt Yiol••••• 1tartia1 oa lt• .. ,. All d&J loaa th• circular •1114 kept iacreaaia&, tra••llia1 aorthward ia t~• dlreo\loa of ■•• Orl••••• Toai1ht \be •••t•r of tbe 1ton I• two-haadre4-•••-t•n ■ 11•• •••t~•••t ot t•• •••t• ot the ■ i•l••lppi - ita pa~b toa11bt ablftl . . awar fro■■•• Orl••••• Tb• barrio••• 11 eapeotecl to ~it ■•aa•••••• lor1aaton CitJ, Loalalaaa, ao■• ti■• before aooa, to■orro• -- ■•• Orleau \o 1•t • 1••~1111 of tbe wind• oath• outer ed1• ot tb• rewolYl .. te■peat. JOLCAIIQ - ... 4 Tonight -Acataclya ■ or nature in tbe ••• • of Mindanao, the Philippines. there•, an i1laa« call•• • Caaiguin, and on tbe island ia a lofty pea&, •o•a\ Hibok. a woloano - which 11 ia ■tat■ atupeado•• eruption toniabt. ror three da1•, tbe fir• ■ouatala iaa ' been buratlng •itti ■ igbty exploaloaa of fl•■• aad 1awa, aad aow th+r•ptloa la at a oli■ax • . Ca ■ l1ula bad a populatioa • ~ iala'fl.:/ r{ DH a 7l ~ laferao. Toda7 ••ltltudea were · 1aoapin1 la a •114 exodu• - 1•ttla1 o•t to ••• by •u · tewer ••••• tae7 could. lbe ~hillppin• ~ ......... t ••• , ablpa. loatl . , •••rJ aort were aobiliaed - for t~e popula\ioa fleeia1 0 th, wolcano. for ■ aDJ 7eara lount Mibok ••• a quiet, •leepy woloano - ita laat eruption ••••nty-ae¥e7eara aao. ~ut on ledoeaday diaturbaace• began. Tbere ••r• earthquake• on the i1land, ahocka extending across to the •••J ■uch larger i.land. oi · Mindanao. -rhere were rock-falls ~nd landslides, and liibok roared out a blaa\ of fire, aaoke and lava - with volcanic a•b• raiaiDI out of the aky. Today the ialana presented all tbe classic acenea of a fi frightful volcanic fury - aoenea aade faaoua by the historic eruption• of veauvi••• \ae • destruction of Po ■p-.&,. 'Thia afternoon a Uai~•d Preaa oorreapoadea\ 1a the• Philippine• fl•• over by airplane. He deaor1••• the volcano•• burling a vaat - coluan of white••••• riaia& to e11•t/t,houaand feet. ~i~tle couid De•••• below, the entire ialand ooyered by a den•• cloaa or aaote and voloaaio dua\. In Birainghaa, ~D&lanca, court proceed1D&• •••t OD today in the oaae ot · ,d,oD '-bar.lee • ■ oroeater, ttle ex-G.l. who 1• OD trial for ■ating tbrea\a a1aiaa\ Moraa Maraaret '»bre••• anca ber relatiYe1: .,·, · b• fo••• &aerloaD 1oldier ••nt to ••&land to ooart tlle 1•••1 lai7, aad ••• rejected. Wtiereupon be wrote aeaaoia1 letter•, tbreatenin1 to kill ber aad ber fa ■ ilJ. llloa woulCl •••• to be lo•• and ro ■anoe la a Yioleat for■• 1• beia& tried under a la• pa•••d in tbe 1 · 011rt.eea\ll Centur1 for •hat that aaoient ■ tatute oalla - •bleaiaal tlae peace.• The priac1pal wi\ne•• toda7 · ••• •••ul lo•• Mar1aret Mbree•e heraelf, tweat7 7ear• ola ••• ••• aood lookin&. Under que ■ tioniD& bJ leaned couaael, ••• atated that •b• had writt•n affeotioaat• letter• to Edson ~harl•• ■ oroeater wben he WAa av.!. in Uer■ an7. •tie aaked ■ ••to, anCl he •a• a aolaier and lonely,• abe te ■ tified, bursting into tears. ~be••• asked further - haca ab• viaited tne foraer Aaerican aoldie1· in bis prison cell ~arlier tbia \ y, l, -2 wee&? And - did •he kia1 bi ■ ? anG i did it.• lo better reaaon, l auppo•e• Tbe *••ti■ trial la a aeaaatioa ln • aacl tbe teaor of tbe teatl ■oay teda, •ul• •••• \e oall - •~l•■ labiD& --••••••• tbe peace.• IVRI __ Tonight tbe police in laahiaaton are poaderl . . o•er the caae of tbe woaan in the brown dre11. She created a reaarkabie aeaaatioa to4a7 at the••* oapl\ol buildia&, that 1tatel7 e4itice whioh ia the aeat of tie Coa1re1• of the United Stat••• The lad7 ia the~• br••• dr••• baa ai•e• •• eaplaaatloa for what abe did, ba\ tbat'aa alaoat •• a1toai1bia1 •• her aiaaular ooadao\. fhia11 ••r• qgiet in the oapitol buildia1 toclaJ, aad ia \be librar7 of the Seaate 1 1alter Liaaoo\t ••• workiq patieatl1 at hi• Job. ••• · • a bookbiader, •••11, elderlJ Qlaacla1 out of a •iadow , . he ••• the lad7 ia Ua• - brown dre•• - about thirt7 ~ aad 1 1hapel7. •• •a• aurpriaed to aee her ~,a there because the apace outai•• the window i• a aeotion of roof at the foot of the capitol do•• -- that aaJeGtic doae which is like a ayabol of Aaerican go•ern■ ent. Walter !tnscott went to the window, and asked tJle NUDE _..., __ ,. lady in t bro~n dress what she a . o· n g ther • he replied she • s goi n t o t k sunbath. her u p on sh e took off her clothes; ~ h ! ~ f everything, Q.nd s the lay-out of the bro•n dress. The aiazlJ no he elderly bookbinder was stonishea no end. Ther he us, stretched out iJ in the brillian~ sunlight of a clear u yin ash ington, •ila while - above her loo ■ ed the grandiose do ■ e of the capitol. He went out onio the roof, and re ■ onstrated with her, suying - that as no place to take a sunbath. Her only reply was to redch for he . handbag, take out 1••• po aer, lipat;wk and mirror, nd fix her face. Walter Linscott, the bookbinder, is a ■ an of forebearance and long Juffering, but his patience beca■e exbau s ted. - '2f te r some m or futile ex os tula t ion) -.. ,l ~ ~~/~ ,A.. , ent inside and µhoned the c pitol police Pr tty oon t o brawny patrolmen arrived, uardians o the sancity of th American ~on ress. lhey picked up here al er iin cott bad left off - and won a half succes, an indecisive victory. lbey persuaded the lady tc. come insi e, into the ~enate ~l~aza Library - but they ooulon•t get her to put on her clothes. The two capitol , ■ iis■a police ■en argued in vain,-they were baffled. then along came a painter, ■ aat. -wa~g----ea-,.... a.mediately solveo tne problem. - . Y-.a---eay •tri-n•-IMc t::ta; la.,, the lady a coat of paint!- lsll, ~ t a t all. ~e simply took her clothes ana put them on her, getting her back into the brown dress. - $t worked. .1.~either the bookb1naer nor the capitol policemen had thou ht of that. the painter --~ be a man of experience. I\ must ~o now she as the lady in the brown dress UDE -4 ---- ov r -> ain , t, P. t o o he t o a O D it 1, whe he was :; ue tio e . ' hy i h e 0 i . e ~a ve p zz ing ns er . he a l sh e fro -st a te . York, and u ew a d come t o ashin 5 ton t et a . ob in the overnme nt, th t was why. urely a tr ange HJ.Y to gt a job from Oncle am -- sui)athing a la natur 1 at the foot of the capitol dome. Bath in g - - h uh! e s an appro riate cue f r you, Jay. LTP.1948.09.03i.pdf LTP.1948.09.03ii.pdf