A r L ' w - ~ , (M:~ t'Ji/7. There was a draaatic scene at the A f of L con•eation in San rranci1co thi• afternoon. Ar of L General Counael Jo1eph Padwa7 ••• addre11ia1 the 1e•en-huadred dele1ate1 to the oonteatioa -- waraia1 the■ that union• fallia1 to aettl• J•riadlctional di1pat•• rilt proaeoatioa , , \be national labor relation• board, when he p••••4 dra■atioallJ, aad fell to the floor.. Padwa, ••• t,tea \o Lelan4 Staatord hoapital where be••• be■orr•■•• fealMI to be 1afferla1 fro■ oerebral~•m• ••••••• &al ■ooa aft.er he 4h4~-- .,.,._. o'r tlre ~ ~ I N \ , ~ ~ ~ ~ . The General Assembly of the United ~•"'-'- y>A1 lat . ions ,;as in a tu!'moi!"today;- ,._mo:re Vishinsky. The Soviet Vice foreign Minister shout~epithets and ~ insults at the American Deleg a tion. It w as on the subject of Greece, our ~epresentative offering a compromise. The general A11e ■bly wae considering the A•erican resolution 4enonncing the Red Puppets, Jugoslavia, Bulgaria and Albania, as aggressors - because of the way they try to fo ■ ent Co ■■ uniet reYolution in Greece. The reaolutt aleo propoaed that a special U.I. Co ■aission be set up to keep ~n eye on the doings of the Puppets along the Gr~•k border, a sort of watch dog-commieaion. The A■ erican compromise offered today was that we would forego the proposal to brand the Soviet etatellites as aggressors - if they were to agree to the establishment or a watch dog commission. That's what Vishinaky proceeded to revile. He accused the Aaerican delegation of ••••it cowardice, the compromise ~-4 was morally unncceptable he shouted, and yelled:- •It's ).... U.1'. - 2 a horse trade.• The latest news toni g ht tells of a vote on the question, the political committee of the U.W. giYing a decision. The A■ erican coapromi1e upheld bJ a huge aajority, thirty-tour t.o six - the coa ■ . lttee okaying the proposal for the establishment o, a watch • 4og · co ■■ l1aion to patrol in the !altans. IIJIPJ (follow rood) Tonight in laabington, Chair■ an Luct■aa -- Cbair■an of th• Pre1ident•1 food couitt••• aaaouac11 that ei1hteen out of tllirt7-nia• lea41q i■ericaa di1tiller1 h••• a1r••d to a aixt7 da7 ab•t4on. 8lzt7 da71 witlaout &DJ 1pirit• beia1 ••• Chair••• Laot■u to4a7 iafor■• repre1eatati••• of A■erioa•• lar1e1t dl1till••• tbat a 1iat7 4a7 abut-do•• would•••• bet•••• tea ■illloa ••• tweat7 ■ illioa b••~•l• of 1raia f■a fo• l•repe. A wht1ie7 holtda7 to•••• liYea. rgoD_ the Truman -t-c s n "as stated bas been obYioa ■, .. of We•~•n ope, de~eJd ■ oatly ~ f . . . , . _ h ~ ...NUtJlb~•~tn■■an111whllio••~•~•~•~i:".ftltJ1r-'1t:"'llnr-thner,r~JrwfUtwnlill111•r'-• ale •tuc Pre Ii dent i a 1 plts todaJ wee ■oatly to them - the millions of wo ■en who, if they'll each sa•e a little, can ■ ate ,011ible the export of a hundred million bushel• ot for !~rope, that all important food angle in the Aaericaa foreign policy,. 0 I The food-ae•ing-dri•e i• •• off to a good ,tart - according to Charlea · Luck ■ an, Chairaa of the Citizen'• Pood Co■aittee appointed by the White Hou••• J■■t■2laJ Yeaterdey, the obaer•ance of the nation's first • •oluntary meatlees dey in the present crisi was what · ~e called - •spotty.• Thia.,.. largely because restaurants haa already made un their menus before the President ieaued his eppeal over the weekendj - not time to change the menus. Otherwise, declares Chairman Luckman, the food - 2 saving prog~am is getting a most favorable 1esponse. •The reports our committee have receivea thua f~r, from~ individuals, from trade groups and from civic and religous organizations, • says he, •1n4icate that the campaign should be most effecti•••• for exaaple, the nation's three big farm groups toda7 pl•dged that laerioan far■ ers will cooperate fully in the effort to aaTe a hundred million bushels of whea~. The great demands of our foreign policy were lllu•trate4 today by a sta•eaent froa Secretary of lrgrlcultare Ander■ on. Re aaid {hat, unless the So•tet ec0-no■ ic iron curtain breaks down, we'11 ha•e to export · fooa to the Western Democraoiea for a long ti ■• to come • .a,.~, 1lternati•e,W"'Q withdraw fro■ ~urope coapletely, aaid he. ao ~•••••• happens,• in the Russian Zone Be noted that ~estern ~urope, CQ 111'IST PROPAQ!I~! Today's headline from the Co ■ munist propaganda front is a wonder - President Truman a tu tluxer. The President is a ae ■ber of the Iu Ilux Ilan: end ■ aybe at night he sneaks out of the White Houee, ana p~rades around in a hooded nightgown - who knows? The•• reaartable tidings were carried with a big front page :c::a~n Rome today, The nuaber one Co■aunist new1paper in Italy proclaiming the••• red hot news that all 1ort1 o, prominent A■ erican• are tu Iluxera - including Pre1taent Tru■an • .if.u/;tr. co■e4y or' itr- there· ■ a tua of i ■portance in the fact that ' tbia latest anti-A■ e•ioaa bla1t appear• in Roat - Italian Co ■■ uniet propa1anda joining~the cborue ~~ State,. 1,taten to of Red howls against the Uaitea ' 14- be a r•sult of the new Co ■■uaiat alliance, of which the Italian ' Co ■■unist Party 11 a ■ eaber - the re•i•al, in part at least, of the lai 014 Red Coaaintern. Another Red blast, emanating fro ■ takes aim at the Pope. The Pontiff or Rome is added to COMIUWIST P~OPAGAIDA - 2 - - ■I - - - - - - tbe Soviet list of ~armongere, Pope Pius the Twelfth accused of putting the Roman Catholic Church into an alliance with whet Moscow calls - •American onopoll•t••• wbo are fighting for world domination. The Red story, al ~rioted in the loscow literary gazette, is that the Preeident's J• personal emissary to the Vatican, Vrron Tarlor ie the agent of A•erican lonopoliee, an4 be ••1ineered the deal whereby the Vatican ha• joine4 capltali1tic 1■erica in it• at ✓ le to ■t rule tbe wort•. Th•r•• one t~ing the So•iet propa1aada 1beet left o• - it didn't ear that the Pope••• a •••h•• of the tu tlux tlan. The Turkish Government has called bac k all Turkish pilgrims bound for Mecca. This year as every year, pious Moale ■ s take the traditional trail to their BolJ Cit7 - to ■ ake their devotions at the acred leooue of the Iaaba, - kiss the Black Stone, drink the water• of Z•• Ze■ , and thereby earn the right to wear the green turban of a Baji. Ttie new Turkish Republic aeeka to be ■or4er and western - but Just the aa~e, ■ any a Tart eti ■ ates tbe pil&ri■ age to l•cca. low however., the pil&r are being au■aoaed ho••· T-be , ~•••on ia plaaue, epide■ ic. Cholera epreadin& the lear las~. So the Aakara Go•era■ent ia callla1 pil1ri ■ 1 10 they will not bring the dread plague to Tarte,. At present the focus of the epide ■ ic is in lgypt, and today Egyptian ■ edical authorities were ■ ovi g witb all possible speed to sta■p it out before the arrival ot winter. Four hundred have died of cholera in Egypt during the past few days. India A late bulletin tro ■ ••• Delh~toalght report,•• outbreak ~t cholera in the eaatera part, ot tbe PaaJab - in northweat India. So■ e to•r b•a4red aa4 oa111/■aD7 death,. ■••••bile, oo ■■aaal riot, ooat,ia•e •• 1• \be Ia4iaa 1o•era■eat, 1• b••1 oa a r•1iat,er1 oo ■pllla1 atat.ia\ioa oa propert,7 abaa4oae4 ••• fiaaaoial lo11e1 •••taiae4 bJ ret•1ee1. Aooor•1111 t,o lat.ea\ report• o••r t,wo alllioa 11•4•• are \17lq t,o 1et, iat,o ladia, aD4 •••e two aillloa t,o 1•t oat,. A wait, ooaat,er- ■ i1rat,loa. The r.B.I. announces the arrest of two Army photogr ~hers for stealine aecret atom c boab pictures. They are said to haYe purloined a nu ■ ber of confidential photogrsnhs and nega~iYes froa the file• of the ato ■ : c boab plant at Los Ala ■ oe, le• exico. 1"one of the two Ar■J ,~t■ pbotograoher• ••• ln char1• of the photographic laboratory a~ Los Ala ■ os, until honorably discharged from the' Ar■y in Wineteen-1ort1- Fi••• The other al10 1erYed at Loe Ala ■ o1. When the1 left theJ ,wiped the pictures. So 1tate1 J. !agar BooYer of the 1.1.I. and be adds that the photo1raph1 ana ne1ati••• ha•• been recoYered. PLAN! The ~ news tonight•►=-t cne o the wildest incidents in the history of ElPa10 Texas, an airliner with forty-eight pa1Aengers aboard got out of control, did a loop-the-loop, and flew on its ack. But the pilot got the crazil7 cavortin1 airplane under control, and made a safe landing - noa• of the passengers t ■ jj injured severel7. The ■ tit airliner, flying fro ■ Dallaa, · · Texa1, to Loa An1ele1, flew along in nor■ al fashion until it wee o•er !1 Paso, end then, the incredible thia happened. The pilot, Captain Charle• Sisto a ••teran of he airlln•a,•tatea that at eig~t thousand feet the pl ,tarted to citab -- for n~ apparent reason. So ■ething ju1t went haywire, and the airliner stack its no•• up, cli ■bing at a ate•p angle. . C~ptaib lt ■t ■ t• Sisto says he adju1te4 the autoaatlc pilot 1 and t!!.!.n he struggled with the ■ anual oontrolat but he couldn't stop the c imb. The , big plane went into an outside loo~, until it waa uoside aown. Then it flew on its back, heading in the PLAII! - 2 - direction from which it had come. You cen imagine the scene in the cabin. Turned upside down the pAssengers were flung in wild eon usion. One of thea, Clyde Miller, a civilian ~•ployee of the lavy describes the scene as follows: •11 the pa11engers were dumped oat of their 1eat1 in a flash,• says ~e. •It aee ■ ed as if th~ world••• coming ~. to an ,,,. People and pieces of baggage ••• were fl7ia1 through the air, and people were ahouting and screa■ in1. Be ■ttxt add• that he••• one boy hanging by bi1 feet fro■ hi1 1afety belt. With all that tanta1tio panic going oa in the cabin, the pilot wae finally able to regain cont . rol fro• on of that rampaging ~,J- i ta be.ct.I~ right airliner - t . urn.t it over There it was found that ell the forty-eight p&esengera suffered from scratches and bruises, nothing serious though - e~cept for the fright and the shock, when the big airli{ler went into a t■■ t loop abd flew upside down. r11■c1ss 1L1z,1111 Prinoe11 lli1abeth 1 1 weddingin Lon4oa will be an all Britl1h affair, •••n the ■ uaio. !he Priac••• haa turned down the ta■ iliar ■arriac• •••• tro •LoheD&rin• in tawor ot Sir labert Parr,'• we4liaa ■arob. Thi1 we4dia1 ■ arch iacl••atallr,, ••• &rl1le»Jaa••• , written•• paatt ot a ■uaioal aettla1 tor aata••ll8••• / 4raaa •The Bird••• lat tti• Priaoe11 ••1• it'• h•• faworlte. lo, it will be pla1e4, aa4 lea4el11oba'1 ••441•1 aroh will be •••4 •• reoe11ioaal ■u1lo •· •• th• ooapl• l•••• the oburoh. In a London Court today, James Fer 5 uson, bur 6 lar, . told the Judge that he was ready to ouit burgling and settle down. And you'd think it about time. Jaaea Ferguaon is called: •The Dean cf the house-breaking profession.• Ninety two years old; and at that great aae still livel7 and spry, a ni ■ble old letbuaulab ot orime. Juat a couple of days ago be••• oau,~t oliabin& through a window. to rob a houae. During a lifeti ■e of aiadoing, the dean of baa apend forty-ftve-and-a~half years in · priaon; and to4a1 th• London Judge added feur •ore ■ onths to apite of the plea of the felonious patriarch that he wanted to settle down-retire-the burglar gi¥e up burgli lQMIU 11111 Thia atteraoon in lev York, Good Tia• Johnny le7er tailed to 1ho• up la court - •• it loeka a, if there'd be another aearcb tor the obaapl• ni1bt-olub-ohect-1rabber-and-expeaae-acoouat-pla7lo1. The lut ti■ e be ■ ale the healliaea waa 4ar1•1 the Boward Bu1he1 inYestl1atioa. Laat night JobJQ waa at 11 loroooo - where Jona, baa 1rabbed aaa7 a obeot. a oop, aoooapaaled b7 a lawrer, with a warraat ar.reat, all beoauae of Patricia 111••• for••• oi1arette 1irl at 11 loroooo, who cbar1•• Good Tl■• Jobaa, with beia& the father of her child. Jobaa,'a re1poa1e to the altioer oft~• la• waa to tate a ••ipe at bia. Appareatl7, t .. paacb waa nothin1 dewa1tatin1. Tb• cop waa tall and bu1t7 at cop• are, Aad Johna,••• •a• oa hi• ••7 to the police atation, in t~e Bl•k Maria. In court, Jobaay •a• not abaabed. •Thi• 1• a ■ all 1tutf, he aaid. •1•ve been in bi11er tbia11 than thi• betore.• Then he added loftily: •I••• iAl■U ¥JIii - 2 - b••• puahed around by aoae prett1 i ■portant people.• An4 to illuatrate, be ■entioDed Senator lr•••t•r of latae, the l•1i1lator who bi ■aelt.,.had a rather rou1i tla• at th• Boward Bu1h•• in•••ti1ation. •tbat•a \he tiacl of atutt I ••an,• aaid Good Ila• Jobaa,. •111 &tutti• The 4ra■a ot it all oa ■e to a oll■ao •b•• blo••• Patriot• 111•• appeared. The one tl ■• oi1arett• &lrl ot 11 lor•••• ••t•r•4 lite a pu•••llll •••••1•. Starla1 001411 at Johaa,, ah• atatei wlli\ ab• •••1btw ia th••• worclas •Juatlo• tor •1 obl14.• aa Ml lbioh •••? atteotia1 a ■ aa1 aelo4•••p of ol4 • . Joha-,, •• quote4 b1 th• laited •••••• 1pot• ap ia hi• own def••••• •111r I••••• took b•• out ia •1 life,• aaid he. •She worla4 till fl•• &.1.• wbioh ■a1 or ••1 not be what in 10110 1• oall•i a ao••••qaltar. Tb• ourtaln ••• rua1 down oa tha\ ■ o••• with Johnn1 beiDI held on bail of fiye hundred dollar• - which••• put up, ud he••• ordered to lQIIIX llllB-:..l ' ,. . . ~ppear in General Sessions Court later today for arraign■ent. But when ~ tHe eurtain was rung up tor act two this afternoon, Good Tiae Johnny failed to appear, aa4 toni&bt they're looking for hi■• I oaa•t fiaure the acral; but it might be - the 4an1er of a fat expense account • . ln4 aow ho• about a moral or soemthing froa 70a, lel1on! • Here's a new marvel in this modern a e of wonder• • . In addition to the atoaic bomb, we also have the square •ag. Thia was disclosed today in a publication called - •the Digest of Bew Inventions• which gives the . full account of the creation of - square eg g o. The in•antor 11 Da•i4 ldaaa of Concord, Massacbuaetta, who hatohe4 aquare th• idea - •••n if he didn't actually hatch the•&&• lo, the inventor'didn't persuade a hen to •&&• with flat aides and four corners. aotuallJ aade of plastic, the inventor having 4e•t••4 - 7 intricate •••thod of tranaterring the content• of an ordinary cur•ed •I& into a plaatic fora. To all of which tbe echo ask• · . wh7T lhl abould a •a& ha•• atra~gbt lines and right angles! The in•entor replies he was egged on by ~•o vital consideration•: ftr.■ - a square egg won't roll off the table. Second - to - 1ave a lo~ of apa~e in packing. To which I aigbt add a third reason - the ~ stonisbed look of a hen when she•••• the square egg. If 3be laid 'em equare she's h 1 ve plenty to aay - (includin g ouch!) And what do you say Nelson?