r.:r.~-P" 91. :fvc.,~•a ':/.u .. -. 1~ 1 9 4f. 7. J,S IS I t 0 i c e r co in .... 1 ton, . 0 t o c:.e c or n o Million .. our u d '.o n o l l · n 1 0 - n u. i i; 1on · 1 t r )a. i t i 1 0 on the nit : . 1 e .. ' o r e 1nio '1 r i d t Jo . n u e 1 e f 0 C e 1 · .. 1 C Fe e r a l Jud - f ..rOl oro 1 0 e !1 1 1 ... Oi" 1 ' . C of co rt order to co 1 r1 e of t e r . John L . Le, , 1 s 11 e to e t . e 1 t ·or d , but t j d e cert inl it tod ~ , One 41111on >_. Four Hun red and Tw nt 0 n oll r ·ort of 1 t wor • SOB STRIIE The Atlantic and Gulf Coast re on the verge of a big mariti m e strike tonight, a walkout called by the union of masters, mates and pilots, A.F~ of L. The dispute has to do with an old waterfront question hiring halls. Last minute attempts by government mediators ca~e to nothing, and the strike is called for toaiaht, BOMBINGS s orie Fro o.ti c, ·i c · n - a not e r of t ho e o t vi o l e ce i n t e · orl d o f un ion l a r. e _ eo 11 how lt e r R e t e r, _ e ad o f t uto , or k e~s un ion of t he C .I • • , I s f e lled in h i o e by a hot un bl a st, •h ioh ri p i nto is s oul de r. L a t r, is b rot er, Victor Reuter, b a d l inj ur ed - e, too, felled in h is home by so un b l as t. So no, .. from onti ac - t he ne rs o f t e bombin of t h e hoe o f t o hig h union of f ici a ls. This occu rs in cir c les of the A.F. of L, the l ab or offici L l b e 1n ~ D ni e l Ke t i n , p resident of the Ponti c e a stars Loe 1, and Louis Lint au, Secret ry- r ea rer of t e l o c a l. Their home , six miles apa rt in o ti c , ·e r r1 pe d b ye p lo ion it 1n fort in te o f e ch c t er. eit er oft e union of f ici a ls w a s a t L o e - ea d a. ' · e ' no o d injure . Tod o. y , t 11 1 oli c e I r e i v est 1 tin , nd ind in on l tery. h e ) r 1 · ent nd s er t 0 t e t I t r ' 1 CJ)C l c • d no t roubl 1th l e t le e t • . ' e . t n o 1 " , 0 ry- BO INJ;S ••••. J> r a . n ot h · e r e r t e ct d t o t eir . J: e e t 0 ·ce in ·i ne t e Fort Fi e ' d l r e re lect d ~ · o - t t e re no bitter QT) osition, noth1n r e . l i fe d . T e e 1 one 0 i b l e clue, S ee r . ry- r e f' r r Lint u s yin t r ce n tly he h s be b ot .. r by i t l ~ n e ri in t o d 0 of t e 1 . -T n 0 . ·1 e 1 ro t 0 r en of ' . t .e 1 e - c l e ... t e c: e ... t t r or . ys t e r 1ous t .a n ever. President Truman went all out tonight in declaring full support for his civil rights program. Be stated in the _;:-J.;1:.1'4 .. t positive t erms he A Wi&rit~ press the battle for racial riJhts in spite of all the op ositi n President W r S addressing a convention of the National Council of legro lo ■ en, who joined in p ayi • ng honor to the retiring President of that organization, Mr s . Mary lcCleod Bethune, a seventy-four year old•• veteran in fields of leadership and education. In ' h 1n · t o n, a jur l a t this aft ernoon convict e en r y J. r m n of t r e, on - t he er1c a n d. 1 az 1 r o p f 1· • w h o a d a e rt a t t ~ ck l t e e , w s i n t e courtroo i n a ee l c ) ir - e - 8 r d v e rdict of u1lty . The n en a lty f or tr s on coul ~ be e t , but a r1 on nte ce 1s a irt 1 cert 1 ty . AOHll:SON ere ~ c r e on of r . e t i n · i ~- - :?.. • in t on t d , n er t a of t - t e c e son r e r ne t e on f r c 0 of e i · e 1 n P , 1 s - r e s i d e t r u ma n t r e to r ~ t 1 • w it h r i t i S e in of t e re s ult of h i convers a tions or 1 n 8 cret a r Bevin a nd Frencp Foreign 1n1ster Schu n , t e Secret ry of St · t e confined hi self to g nerrlit1es : • e re a c e full ag ree ent.• (Aero s t e At la tic, the c n cellor of the West Ger ma n governmen t was mores ec1fic - disclos in g that the Big Tree in Paris a reed to curt 11 t e dismantling of Germ a n factories. lso - to let Western Ger ny build bi er and f a steT oce n o1n . 1 s , nd to establish consul tes abro a d. Tody ec ret c ry c eson ot f cts - bu t on ~ ot h e r ~ubject.) e oun to soeo1f1c ok e oft e arrest nd i risor. ent o f t . e A m ric n Consul G n r ~ 1 in Red · a c ur 1 , n u a r h o s b en l inco nic do 1 it a t er co n ul · r offic1~1s on c r · e of b ea t 1 a ACHESO N ·•·· C 1 ese e p lo. t e r t e n t ' to t u for t }1 r 1 ~ \ ~ ~~ ► Q t e e e . "A t . e e ec m· t e r e of t r ed u :9 C r · ·e , II 0 r a l 1 1 o .. , t C n ote . s a lre a dy e t r of . e 1S o1n e r on 11 a nd r eit r n. t e t e de - nd co ul. C mmunist China makes its bid for membership in the United Nati ns. The Red regime repudiate the present Chinese delegation, a move th a t has been expected for ~ o e time - considering the way the Chine ~ e Reds have been sweeping the Rationali s ts out of power. All of which heralds a bitter battle in the U I.• lhether or n~t to seat a red delegation. I lbich is all the more important becau e China, recognized as a major power, has a veto. So the ad ■ ission of a Communist delegation wo•ld mean two Red vetoes, as if one were not enough. A QZB:CHOSLOVAXIA rn en t o f C z ec . o lo · :1 s o r ered t u 1 io of what it c 11 - •un a tt ched forei r . ff · ich · 1 e d tor • on "U a tt c ed For i g er ff r o unist s athizer w o floe ed to the r 1 e of t.e • Lr el from Bri t in, som . from Australi and eric , thy rent a 11 r1 s to a arxian Utopi • 9 t, la , t e r e ce n t Red trial, ich resulted in the a 1n ~ of •Titoists•, reve a led the heresy of T1to1sm a on tho p ious p1l ri s. So n ow t ey are ordered out, and a re t h ey ournful and el ncholy ab out it: oday one o f t em said bitterly: •It looks a s if t ey ould r t er ve die- a rd re ction ries here t ~an - u .• So hed your te r , fri end , for t.e Rd p 11 ri s 0 t icked out o f t Co unit ar die - bee u e of 1c1ons of eresy, Titoi • BP:HPXI E e r 0 e of u "P . OS oul 1 to ' , e - ve a n i dea for i or l e ce . J t e oley of San Fr· . nc 1 co e on - and , no tt r ho oo d t ~e 110 0 y y be , e cert a inl the d termination. e's r a 10 d i tor, •J 0 e u Fi e OU n d Doll r a. year job, n t forth on mis ion of international fried~ 1 • - e nd 1 enty-T 1 0 e r old ife st rted drivin g i n t e r ily c r' r a n out of oney, old the car, nd are itch- ikin the rest of the way - bound for t e United tions, L ke Succe 8 , Lon I lan • We re Foley s a ys e 8 an appointment with the director- · eneral of t e cultural or nization of the U .H., o h a en to bet e oreign minister of exico. So ha t's the ins ired p l n T e 11 , it ' s based on the ide t .. t, while there may be little . rmony in lot of r ony in mus ic. 1nter n a t ion 1 . ff ir , t ere ' s Althou b, o etime not - and radio ditor u t have . e rd or t ri fe our note • h C e 1 to form n int rn t ion 1 ore e tr of lo b 1 o e. T er re Fifty - i countr i e in t h . , n C ou ld HAR ONY ••••• contrib t i c i . r; o e .. ·) 1 c o ul d . . , ro • 'OS i o li L - r it i n , , C c o t • i e r, " 1 0 0 1 e 1 r ot Fr a nce ·O Ul b r i , . . 1 t . F c h o rn 1 y e r • Or I y e . s . . · o t o · t P b r e o - ·n or n . ~ . . , , , . . - Wl9.t ■'tl!@ia&2.-!.ft-Mrme,tts ....,-&Qittilrti: &e~!ft ~fi;l:Mic&t.-a:. e L c!. . OU 0 1 o · ·1 ..,. ide et. 11 ■ -,e c:I' WA fff the aene, ef IN' e•i.li.lll,J t..be: 1'i41ewe- pl,...._ But, ny ' the i e a is t . t ' w ile t . .1.e me m bers of t e orl or niz tion roduce a lot of discord in intern a tion 1 f ir ' t . e 1 t be bl to bring f ort h a b it of . r ony in n ore ec-tr a . For m er r dio d itor Fol y t h l t . t a b a nd 11 t .. c ould tour t e v a r 1ous i n . in b e h lf o! orl d e ce - n d do a lot o ood. But u os t , in t . o s e lo b l co c erts, t e inter · t io 1 mu i c i n er to 1 ( 1 o t . i r or e r a b i , n t rt t o 1 o t es, b ile t te n 1 e 0 i r 1n HARMONY • ••••• 3 A-Fl a t jor - t he o vi e t , b lo in on th tu b , oe s off into F -S harp ~ 1 nor . e t . ey co l d n't even dec ide on a t p iece of m u 1c t ey re l ay i · - h ich \ro uld brin t he intern tional o r e s tr a ri t c k t o t e usu a l st t e of f a i r s a t t h e u • • , w er t he a rm on y 1s mor e 11 e a ony. iQII ITH THI WIND In Atl an t , t e y 'r e ho l din ~ t h t r i l of t h e a uto ob il e r i v r · h o r d o n r , . r e t 1 t c e 11 , a u th r C, of •Gon e 1t h t he ind: To da y t e doct or w o a tt en ded r r t i t c 11 t e l h o h e li n ered t or Fiv e D s, del r io u • n ur i n he r l a t h o rs s e ep t re p e a tin on e p r s e - •1•11 t k e c a re of t h is in t h e mornin g .• Str n g e dr ama - w h en yo·1 loo a. t t h e last line of t ha t ! ous b ook s h e wrote, •Go n e Wit h t h e Wind• ends wit h Sc rlett O'H a r a forsa k en by Rhett Butler , a nd Scarlett s a y s : 1 ! 1 11 think of it all tomorrow. • • tomorrow I'll think of some way to ge t him back. After a ll, tomorrow 1s another day.• And a rgaret Kitchell'• last words, r t e over a nd over, were: •1•11 take c a re of this 1 L h e morning.• __::, ;__ _ .. __ ___ ....... _ __ _ ___ ___ ....,, Vil§ P a r i b " mur er s~e ry or t . e r a ci 3t of P a risi a n cri me tori e s. e v1ct1 1s a romine t British bus1 e s a n, a ris r ep re s e t ~ t1ve of the Feder a tion of British Industries. Edw ~ rd De u r a lt, a French n me - but he was origin lly an Au s tr a lian. The 1st to be een wit t e murdered m a n was a blonde er1c a n 1n er - s P. bav in d a number of dates with him recently. She is S lv1 a St. Clair, star at one of t h e swankie t n1 ht s p ots in P a ris - the Boccaccio Club, named after that far famed author who long centuries go wrote the be uilin tales o! Decameron. Phe is a toast oft e town, a f vorite of such not a bles as Prince Aly Khan id Rit a Hayworth - havin sung t t e din er t a t receded t h e fabulous weddin g w . en t h e e ir of the Aga Kh a n ma rried the A m6 £1oa.n movie otress. Tody Sylvia. St. Cl 1r tol t e detectives of , he p r1 s r . t t t e four d .. es wt . t .e murder C 1 1n 1 n d , Ci t t . e o c ~ c 10 Cl b . e previ o us t 1 ,. e 4 e ' 1 t e ~ n too l . r o . • B t the , D3IS .... 2 e . ce tion s 1st ni t, he r e cort 1 a vin the B occ ccio Club t bout ne Th ir ty A • • , w 11 on a t er job of in in. Tod Y, they ~oun d t e b od of t he P a ris e t a yed renresent tive o f th e Feder tion of Briti Industries - 1n his c r, n e r his h oe. He • s lu m ed over the front seat, n d h is . e s r a _ ped in a cloth - bound around 1th a ice of cloth of a rough sort. Str ~n e, g rotesque The affair is in the ~a ud y tr adi tion of Parisian crim stories - rom1nent victi m , blonde A er1can sin er, nd eadline n am es galore. spG!ANT There's more news toni g t bout f ormer Air Force ere nt ho hit the headlines in the s rin of this e . r, by tealin B-25 bomber. Ser eant a lcolm •cCready s iped the bi plane at right Field, Dayton, Ohio, and ro a red off into the unkno n - which c used a nationwide search, until it was found that he had landed with the B-25 in Minnesota, the ton of Owatonna. For this he was dishonorably disch rged from the Air Force, and today he a ppears in the news with another weird one. In that same town of Owatonna, he walked into a bar 1th a shotgun, fired a roaring shot into the ceiling, and walked out - le vin the barflies - s t •••• C 'l .. . ·-•·· b I ■ a j C ■ e I •m• -. t1 I WIiia &It• L II lat t al altotg• ••• . Tonight at a veter ns' hos ita."', they're tryin • to f ind out - what's the matter with the STllIEE It looks s i f mi d n1 h t 111 s i g n a l a ti e -u p o f 11 our ort s a lon the Atl a ntic nd Gulf co a ts. A sti~i k e b . t 1 e union of ma t e rs, ma t e nd ilot s, .F. of L., se e m s s ure to be in, a t e l a st minute of this d a y i t~c k ed off. • edition of f ici a ls of the overn m ent de a n E leventh H our _ ro p o a l, su g esting ,.._ t he 1 bor is n ute be tur n e d over to a Presidential Fact-Findin Bo a r d ;- but this w s rejected by t1e comu a nies. They s a id t · ey'd rat h er de 1 directly with the union th a n h a ve the overn m ent 1n the picture. The demand made by the a sters, mates and p ilots ha s to do with th told w a terfront Q e et1on - h ir1ng-h a lls. Th a t is, a system w ereby a union, at a hiring ha ll, as 1 ns m en to jobs. The shi p ping com pa nies ag r e 1 t h e c a se of s a ilors - but not ships' offio re. T h e union is w 1111n to m e a n e :: ce tion of c an t a i n , t le 1 er brackets, but w ~ nt officers of the le s er r t o co m u d er t . e syst m o f t e hirin g h a ll.