&IIIA Cbina newa ia tellin1 u1 tbat~adaa Chiaaa lai-lhek h ~ ~ e ~ . ; ; ; _ t.e appeal for Aaerican aid againat. t.be led aarga.) That being in the headline,, a ••••••tioa waa ■ad~ \o Preaident Tr• ■an today that be inwit• the lady'• buaband, the Generaliaai ■ o bi ■••lf to oo ■ e to laahington and preaent Chin•'• c•••• Thia J■ propoaal waa ■ad• by Con1reaaaaa lol lloo■ , ~•• Cbairaan of the ror•icn &flair• ~ )1 .. f c ~ Coa■lttee for the Boa••·.._ had a tall with tk• r Preaident, aad the anawer ••• ao eatbaaiaatio aooeptaace. Ir. Tra■an replied that be thou1k\ Chiaaa lai Sbek ooald not attord to l•••• Cblaa at a critical ti ■• like tbia. ~adaae Cbiaag, wb•• ab: arriwea, ia ■ot. likelr to cet aay large proai1e1 of all-e•t aid to tbe latioaaliet aowera■ent ) Thia wa s indicated toda7 *J by Secretary of State Maraball, who aaid that the qaeation ••• beia& ho • • uoh oan •• afford to do to weighed carefull7 - 1111, - 2 ~elp the GeDerali11iao agaiaat the adYaaolq C•■■ aai1ta. Be ••4• it . plaia tbat tbla couatr, 11 1oin1 to proceed cautiou1l7 about gettla1 \oo •••ply iDYol••d iD Chiaa. IQB LE!D JAPAL The Ara7 announcea that General MacArthur baa full control of the newa concerning the exeoation of the Japaneae war criainala, beaded bJ Tojo. atateaent haa juat been aade by Ar■7 Seoretar7 lo7all, who declarea that the Supreae Co■■ander ta Tot70 baa oo ■plete authority oYer all detail• includiag publication~h• n•••· ' Over in Tokyo a late bullet&-4 1 Juat la, atatea tbat no ooa■ uniqae will be 1••••4 \oda7. TodaJ, that i• in Tokyo - which ■ean• toaorro• o•er here. !bi1 i• t,ken to indicate ■erely that the exeoutioa1 of \be warlord• aaa ha•e not yet b••• carried out. I I eew& Q&RQ&Pfting the e-11ee11tion-et-=4,be "4ft , Hiinnle, headeJ tr,-fo;.e,.. achrthur is imposing the most extr me ecr cy on the h ngin s concealing the t i e and th circumst nces. It has been learnea in 1okyo that four al ows have been ere · ted ~t the u amo rison; but little else is non. fhe execu- tions re to be held 1n secret; - no ne amen present -- according to the decree at ac~rthur•a headQuart rs. the regular ne•smen in to yo are prote tiug, h re the ne•s a encies in this country. '! ' bey ant to have reporters witness t ~ ha°"in&ti, ana resent then sin the usual way. they argue t a t this is in the public interest, · and r fer to the f i l n 1 ri n of hmeric n sol ier ~Lo died i~ in t J p n. 11 i p e 1 h s be n r j ct a - - in a nt m c1 y en . r · 1 ,, 1 t on " l · r , l,; o a n r ' ----- o1 I . r , . ' ho i Cu r n t ex c t · n .. r r r C • 0 r ' h .. uri ( I C s o f . C l l 0 e . " t 1 ' II n r a l u l r , "' ' at t,, ictu s • r i c i V o ••urem r g x ecutions " ere ' ,,, Af"l~,.~ ti r · V ll S tl ur m e r e." ,..... b.CJ r tb d o · not x rience ith i · u nt o reve t nBles ot horror. ,ell , no mt er h re a t a a how n · a ry the Justice may be, hallf ing i a A ~ C re.non - - t;=t1~ ~ ritual that hos b . een .A,tAM.w I ~~ ~1-~~ ~~~--•.-A• • 311iq =·, · t dily for more than three years. '1'oaay, 1 " - l fourteen more form r i azis ere hangeQ in liermany. I su ,> ose t t some s rdonic philosopher mi ht ind in these oper· tions of o t- ar justice a han · ' • ~f you w 1·n you become a han man. .... ' 1 hich is pretty s a v b re a sonin, like a lot of otn r re asonin in these h· y time of o r • The public, we hear, i s 1ot to get the official report on t~e at om bomb test ~ t Bi·i i. The report was prepared by a b a rd of cie nt i s t , · nd the n was edited for publication. To ight the document is in the h an ds of President Truman, but a late bulletin from u ashi~gton states th t i t will ' be withheld -- on the recommendation of Secretary of D efense Forrestal. VEIEZUELA -- A late report tells of a flare of fighting in Venezuela after the apparently peaceful overthrow of President Gallegos. The Army toot over in what aee ■ ed to be one ot the quietest ot revolutions. Power . . . seized by a ■ ilitary junta which naaed a new aini1tr7 - without a shot. But-■ now we bear of gun fire in the street, of the capital city of Caracaa, and ot claabe1 tn varioua parta of Venezuela. They ••1 tbe Republican }ivil guard baa reaained faithful to the depoaecl President, and ia putting up a tight. This newa ot reaiatance to the ■ ilitar1 1■■J . coup d'etat eaanates fro ■ neighboring Coloabta • and if the report• are true, it ■ean1 that the new ■ ilita . ry regi ■• . is claaping down oa n•••• hiding the goings on in I■ Venezuela. · o r e~ u ? e d up 0 p . n f ort r e c o n truction ~et n t r 'l e in rue ins h · ve en t in tl r to ul uo 1 ma. n , J 1 dmini s tr tor o l t co no ic C era io n . on ress ap n ropri tea fou r illio 11 · rs , . ich 0 s C ule to !1 V b en spen in ~ur Ju n thi r t i eth , ninet en .[arty - - nin • e i a nt no-,, or e 3 t d u te .tu ti@' - aav· ncen - e um t o ex e n C by A p ri l . - cono . 1 t1 to o or - a r, ' d n • •~Cl . 0 . t J V a , 11 in o i ' n id m C o .. l - 10 C d t- inti1~ . '1' h µ u ils fo un &. o in 1 n 0 i i t, o t' unco c· c ioun . s ' -- · n o . e a in 0 t n 619 rt-a C r• e. 'I' r, a 1 he f int in s ell- a ".Kec:1 - u ll ec "' t. · e , • re Ju t b or t xpla in - · " ,. v r thin oes ~~~~:d · o u h lluci tio • by onst r . practiced the ' ' bea-Out" in seer t. ~na m st o f t em who ~ ent in for the f · tt se med to A professor of p,.Wycno1ogy 'cicl . a t ort.,e tern U n i v e r s i t i ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~Ho-_..._..lHWl \ ve been ir s . a form o " (.; r o u p st r i a • " 'l.' h en es ~ pr a c t, i o -r it ~ o t o intere t ~ nd attention from t e ;. -- - o h er -v nit c · u · ·n the t h ing to become an epiaemic. 1 0 a the high school rincipal an- noun cea th a t if n u p il re fter i c & ught playing l h l 11 1 (.; ------ II e - U r ~ ill led r ool ID - o n e . e r • t 0 d f u l ctisc 0 u re O ! t ' C r i c 0 l f - i nouc f intin · -t e wh l e t in clim · x • y t r1· i · . in s een n R l c r roo m , one irl , s playing '' ea.- ut " il ot r u p il s w a tchea . bhe went into t e us u~l f a int , n d n en bey trie to revive her- but sh d idn ' t reviv e . e lay t ere unconscious . The ot 1 ers w re fri tend , a nd one irl ran to th e high chool rincipal nct g ve th~ ala r m . A aocto r wa c a lled , and he ad inist red medical stimul a nts , while t e ot 1 r pupils w tched . But , even with medic 1 tre t m nt , it was hard to revi v e the irl . ~he was in a coma fort o hours-and then , when sh e beo · me conscious , she ent into a wild hysteria , mobning a na screaming . her sobbing · an · a shrieking were such tL & t the over n irl ho t a d iven the a larm .._ Geeleo f · t ~ l t took the octor a fell into a1n • f. cou p le of 7r, ...,i_ ,:/1 ours to rev iv . he r. The scene1 WJ@ (N'\ll. ~ w a s a less t t he crowd of pupil, sc rin them into an under s t ndin of th d 1 ge r of playing " R ed-Out." .. . • • €: l m,o i L irs 0 rs n ' -H ·, l ' t n-'Jl i e· t Ou ~ s n. L t - H • to (i l l Ol ru i on ul C C t Un in tb lon in s ot rt r , one - iffiP e urer ot' t e 'l i - "e r i.~ t 0 p l n 0 a t 1 ou ot hote l 1 l· ' t r • . The C e 0 ort er ha b en a stranre one ·1 on . G i y a tt rson d e li w ill th a t left the ir t:, ton '1'i es- er(ild to th top ex ecutiv es of t a t pa p r nd h r daught , r i no suin to bre a .k the ill. rort e r, the · imes - er~lct treasurer, woula. have b n one of t e ei r~ , & to ex e cutive s v for th f· ct th ~ t be quit t e m lo y ot tbe pa per s hor ly bef o r left him o t. he de th of rs . ~ tt r so n. fthich 'l d. a y • s in t o,r m t ion w a s : , i v en b the cus todi n of ~ort e r's ro pe rt y , v ho s t tba t in t elor g iJ gs l f t by the form r n "Ha r tre~ urer . . I • CI, ii • O U t r , tor 1, n e .) f I J I I i l i. o l · r . · · t i n c1 1 ti n I. ,r Co l 111 i l l i n · i · n a s . • n , u i o n , ·p r l e 1t .1. ' ort r i n t l L e ioten e t · r1 .a. e a book , or n f r ic , h 0 t Ci . ;, y t rson . 'J: h re are th i r y t ' r i t n l tt dea. ".t · i rs t ~ha p te r ot" emoi s . " nu t re re h nctr da 0 :t memor nc1 ari<1 n " p · ~ r c l i in bout the l v te om n p ublisher , conn e ct in r itb such f mous ~o 1 · s Presiaen t r'r nkli n v . oo vet , Presiaent Tr u man , ~in to n ~hurc ill , oecr e t ry of ~t te arsh 1 1 , Uni o n le ~e r J obn L . L w i • t'ull of t i d o b fr om t rt e r a d ith him t r suite sea ri a l at the time he lun ea t o hote l w i no , t t;l rksburg , est V ·r g it · • . -- fl.11 a mys . ery · hich i becomin incr inly com lie ted . There is a decision tonight in a battle ot radio, a conflict in which t h e spoils of war are jokes, tunea, gags, horseplay and Jack Benny. For weeks it ha1 been the talk of radio that the Coluabia Broedcaetin1 System and the National Broadcasting Coapany have been 1 the Jack) engaged in a contest tor ll■f~••k Benn1 •how. In fact, the tug-o•-••r has been on a broader acale - CBS and NBC battlina it o•t tor a whole aerie• of headline radio featurea. But the Bean1 extravaganza baa been the recent critical i•aue. low the deoiaion - Colu■bia •i••· Jack Benny leavea _ hia apot on IBC and goes to CBS - begianina January aeoond. JE _LJQ_~ -- - I n e Yr~ tod , Jess e Jo es t est ifie but not u bout th ~ t o te r ~e . The 'fexas o il illio aire, who · s a c ab i et m . b _ r durin th e F .... n 1 1 · n D. lt • o o se ve new e al , ave ev i dence i n u 1 w tr1· 1 · concern1n 0 r ab i a oil. And hi be i n there v · connected with -- that po er game. Jesse Jo es tried to avoid ppearing in court, his law : er s yin g th a t he vas in n o physic 1 shape to do so -- heart condition. But the other side presented evidence to show th a t the seventy-four ye a r old Texas oil man, while m ~ king the plea of illness, had played in stake poker game t ha t lasted until two a.m. lt was further indicated that, in one h a nd Jesse Jones held a straight, and bet four thousand dollars on it, only to that he was up a ainst four of a kind. The contention was that you're o kay to p e a r in court if your heart is good enough to s ta d a shock like th a t! Now, 1els on, how abou t ·omething from you to sooth ou r jangled nerves? !IOPflll le have a preview tonight of a false and fraudulent event to be held on lew Yeara ••• _ tbe aanual contest of tbe Liara Cl .. b r • o Burlington, liaconsin. An ad•anoe aocount ia giYen by United Pr••• laabingtoa Correspondent Baraan Michola, an eain•n~ •••her . of tbe pre•arioatiDg brotherhood wit, :.I.#\~ ~~ ~--di. •••••••••• a selection of wbopper1Jt:' 0on114ere4 aa front ruan1ra tor the prize. All of wlllch 1• ofAf"'_..;a&~ intereat. to thia pro1raa, beoause of that old Tall ~ if +. ~ ~ ~ \ 4 . - v v \ LW\I~ ~ M l ,w.. , ~ St.or7 Club •• uae4 to ha•e - wl ?Alan--•• a.a■• -· ~ ~-fL_J.; . - ~ A ~ AGiraft1, of that aeadacioa• fraternity, I oaet a -1 /' "' ( I ~ ~ j \ ' ~ < . . ~ ~~ ~~Q-e~".\ ~ ,. orltioal •1• •• =-.u=lta, al 'ti M•a ~ ~ ~-~'V\~"-1-_k,>'tc?,.,,, 0•• attracted i■aediat.e not.lo• - an elt.ra- aodera whopper, t.be Tall Story teepia1 a~r•••t wit, the Ti•••· Miobael &bera of Dorobeater, laaaacbuaetta, relate• that on the aigbt of tb• Loaia-loleott oba■pionship fight, be went around to tbe local ••loon to watch the tele•iaioa. On th• aor•••• Loula an4 lolcott. ••r• bat.t.11•1 away, wbea llobael Abera 1ot iato an argu■ent with tbe fellow next to hi• at t • ~ The, etnrted winging at each other with such ■ ighty punches that,on the screen, Louis and loloott stoppe fighting, and turned to watch the bar room brawl. On the screen, the champion and challenger just stood there, gating in admi r ation. When order was restored the television boxing b out••• reau ■ ed. Michael Ahern sayJhe met Joe Lo~i• later on, and the Cba ■ p •••* congratulated hi ■ tor the beet fight he had ever seen - ■ uch better than the one interrupted on the television screen. the tall with the ti ■e1 - of the • lebeter, ore 1oul. I J 1bowed •• • att / out of town eewapaper, a story. / , • horse race - itation, all by / hi ■ eelf. that Casper lilqueto d the Ti ■ id Sou ; ._. entered, ~ stated on Citation. Never before / to ria " a ga■ble, bu~now, IBOPPER - 3 - since there was only one horse in the race, he ..J , austered up enough courage ~ 9a14- / \ ,, would win. H. T.Webster ~old me, however. that the st.ort was Citation, I inaccurate. ~ecause the Tiaid n _ ot to win, but to place/ ou1 bet on S.S. If any homebody shoald not know the aeaning LTP.1948.11.26i.pdf LTP.1948.11.26ii.pdf