P ♦PLP / A'M\e tw t.r-1,.ki,aa-pltNoN 1-ll---M~ ~ •Jie wrong var, at the wrong place, at the wrong uae and wlth the wrong eneay t-exc1Mrt1Qll~ 1 • • Tho•• were lb worda of General Omar Bradley, Chair an of lbe Joinl Chief ■ ot Blatt, who today began bl1 leell ■onr before \ h e ~ ln•e■UgaUng CoamlUee. Cleneral Bradley waa referring to Generai KacAr,bur•• •*•I ,,ralegJ for ezpan41DI lhe war a1a1nat Coaut1t Cbtaa,)•b1ch, be aald, would lDYol•e the On1te4 1,a,e• •tn lbe wron1 war.• (,be cbalraan of \be Jolnl Chief• of alaft 8&14 blU\17 that Buaala 1• \be real e a • 7 aa4 lb&\ carrJlDI lb• war ,o Bed Chlll& •would probably 4ell1ht the Kre■ lla ■ore than an7lbta1 el ■ e •• •• eou14 to. &e4 China 11 nol lhe powerful n&lloa ••ekln& ,o 4o■ lnate lhe world,• 1al4 Bradley, who lben weal on to &newer polnt bJ potat General MacArthur•• propo1al for en1ar11n1 the war by bo ■bln Chinese ba••• in Kanchurla, setting up a D&Tal blockade, and u11n1 na,1onall1t troop• from rorao1a. •1 th1 k our global 114PLIX - a 1trateg7 11 paying oft• be aa14 • ' and I see no rea•on lo let 1■p&t1ence alter 1, in the rar la•t. Oerl&la1,. Ille oourse of aollon •• are pur ■ u1n1 baa &Yol . 4ecl & total war, vh1ob coul4 only brln1 4ealh aa4 4e ■ ,rulloa to ■1ll1on■ of Aaerioaaa, both lD lhe Valte4 8\ale ■ · aa4 oa lhe ba1,1et1e1,.• SUBSTITUTE STORY FOR SOUTR!IST ASIA -- !J1LIJ6~LJL ________________ _ The session today ended in an at■o1pbere ot tension. Tbi1 ca e when General O■ ar Bradley retu1ed to describe priYate talk• he had with President Tru ■ an on April •l~teentb -- that is, just prior to the ti1 ■ i•1al of General MacArthur. General Bradley bad preTiou1ly te1tified that the Joint C ~ • backed lacArtbur•a di1 ■ ia1al tro ■ a strictly ■ ilitary Yiew oiat. Bo••• r, be refu1ed to an1wer a question put to bi ■ by S nator liley ot liaconsin oa the around ■ that hi• converaation ■ with the President were a priYate ■atter. Co ■aitte• Chairaan lua ■ ell upheld General Bra4l•r'• refu1al and the •••ting ended wltb lepublicaa ■ e■bar• 4iaca1ain1 •••n• of 0Yer-ridin1 the cbari•••'• rulin1. Seaator la7ne lorae of Oregon ad■ it ■ that tbe only le1al atep po11ible 11 a conte■pt citation aaainat C neral Bradley. So toda1'• ■eetin1 baa broken up on a note of •turor,• •• the diapatch puts it, with 0■1r Bradley due to appear again• to■ orro• aorniDI tor what proaiae• to be a 1tor■7 ••••ion. §il§IllULI.Qlli In Iorea tonw.t the lull see ■e Ju s t about over. lith the u■ ual blowing of whistle• and bugle• tbe Cbine1e h••• launched attacks on the South Ioreao troop• detendin1 the Eastern flank of the U.I. line in the laJe re1ion. The Chin••• pu•b wa1 preceded by three-hour artlller7 b a rrage by one hundred and fl•• ■ illlaetre •n••r IUD ■• At li&hth Ara7 Beadqaartera Allie4 officer• are ■ till not ■ ure whether tbi1 eneay attack •••n• that tbe Sprin1 otfeo11•• ha• been reauaed -- with fall tu17. lD tlb lraJ 1poke•aan report• •a 1eneral incr,a•e in ••••1 off1n1i•• action.• lot aucb ne•• 1• 1ettla1 tbrou1b th• 1ecaritJ blackout, bat ■oat ot to4a1•• dl1patcbe1 ■ eation tbe Patbaa and Cboyana Bi••r• la central lorea where the Be4• continue to •••r■ ■outbwarda. In4lcation• are that in• ite of the attack •1•inat tbe aouth lorean• in tbe east, tbe aain tbrast will co■• on th• central sector. The weather i• de1cribed •• •tdeel for the Beda.• §UllllllL(gJIL:..i ror thirty-aix houra rain ha been falling without a break, 1roundiug Allied planes and pre~entin1 air 1trite1 againat the Red build up. The only air actiTity today ■ e••• to h••• been by 8 36'• wbicb flew their bo■bin1 ■ iaaiona oTer ortb Ir•• by radar. In Tokyo today, Far East air headquarters gave out a story of the highest air dro of tbe torean War. Th f a was aade yesterday by nine flying bo• cars -· to U I forces dug in right on the tip-top of a b·gb aountain. It had roved iapoaaible to get enough . ration• and a ■ unition up the ateep elop••• 10 tb , e Ar8J called in the . Air Force. Soon big plane ■ were on their ••1, with thi . rty-five tone of euppli••· And tbe1 pta-pointea their parachute drop1. V .ZAP.All§I sn In the Tokyo apy trial, American intelligence bel1eTea that Red e1piona1e ••1 have had a draaalla effect on ■ lllt&rJ atrate17 in Korea la ■ t fall. They lhink that IPJ work may have brought OD the flD.&l de1perate offen ■ 1Ye of ihe Korean b11r1S Oo1111unl1t1, when they went all out to 1aaeb the 014 Puaaa beaohhe&I.. Thia •1aal-ga1p otfen ■ 1Te• ••• l&uaabed ~••I ,{ttve 4&ya before \he Inchon lan41n1• - \h&\ aapblbio•• 1nvaalon whlch outf1anke4 d■ &n4 ulterlJ 4ealroye4 the Borlh ~oreaa ara7. the ttatn1 ••• ■ uah ,11a, 10• ■ 11ht ■ u■ peol the Reda had &dTance notloe, and ■ truck with e•erylb1q lbeJ had to 4eatroJ the Pu1&n beach-head -- before the Inobon lan41n11 aou14 be made. In lhe Tolc'Jo trial, 1, 11 dlaclo ■ ed thal one defendant, named Iw&11ura. bad full lnfor ■atlon about plans for the &11phib1~u1 1n•aa1on. •the Super Top Secret•••• 1n h1a po11e11 ■ 1on when he w&1 arrested-~, autwm. Be wa1 captured before he el41♦11§1 BPJ - a coul4 \ran1att ,he 4ecuaente to Bed Korea. Bui he al10 had a • • radlo for 001111un1cattn1 with ,he lorean Red1. lo v.a. Intellt1enae at Totyo lhtak1 ,u, ha aent the aeoiet tDforaatlon by radio -- and that proapted lhe ftn&l atleapt to ••a■ h tbe PUl&ll beaati-head. Tbef t&tlect • . lui a •PY ~0- M7 b&Te ,ouched off that •t••' 1a1p• offea■ lTie. IP♦199 The Senate thle d u atternooa r•■he4 ,uough a blll oa111:a1 upon the Unlte4 1a,1on1 lo hall ■htp■enla of war M\er1&1 ■ lo Red Cbla&. larller 104&7 lbe Bou• rore11a Affalr• Co1111ill•• 11&4 uaaataoualr appro•e4 a a1a11ar r1 ■ 01u11ea. lb• U I 00■111,, •• on l&IIOllODI , •• ,.ra, . . . . . . lb• . . . . propo1a1 ■ • •blob DOW 10 lo Ille ·••r&l A••·••lr for a Toi• lbU14&7 - wllh blller obJeollOU Jtkelr tro• •••t• u4 ber, frlea41. JllJ:6ZJ91 r1ghtlng words fro■ vaabington. !i18'8& fro■ I lconoalo Stabilizer Irle John1\oa, who \od&y &44rease4 a oonterence of •o•• nlae huaue4 ln4uatrallat• &114 ■llltar7,._,~~t.•rnf4 that 1nt1a,1oa vlll lead ,o eoo1m■to dla&■ ler ule11 ~~ ,, obeon•• Jolmaloa~•••••• . . •™• 19\ I a■ 1oia110 be -,..._ \oap. It 7-oa 4oa•, like•• wha\ I do, 10 oo■ptata 1cu1c •• o••, ua, ~!_)11 r , ~ht •~! Je• . ~ I 4•• • I _ _,, ~ . 7 ~ M_ 0 J._v....r ';,I ltlc• th• Jo~'.,. la OH bve&'IIOr&I wbo'4 llk• , . 1•1 tlre4.• oa■e ■ hortlJ after he bad u1•4 Coa1r••• lo ■ lrea11bea and ez\ea4 eoonoalo oontrol ■, wllb \he a,a,eaenl lb&I \be •t•ll lnfla\lonary l ■p&ol 11 7el lo ooae.• Jll9ZII Ia Central China. Iha grea, Yan\se Ktan1 Rl•er today bur,, 1,a b&nk1. Bepor11 fro■ Bon11toa1 lell of tloo4 waler ■ 1w1r11a1 aoro•• •••' area• of vbeallaa4. the Yanai•• l ■ al•~· ' hilb . , -~hll It■• -~~~:ttw of year. fro■ ae111a11aov1 ta tlbet -1'\•••t of the lor14 - wure 1, baa 11 ■ ■ o•roe. &44ta1 lo lho•• waier• IIIU r.ear ha• tieea 1aoeuaa\ ~ : thf lower T&ll•r• 4VIDI ,11. la■\ few ·••k■• .,:11 ao ~ break la 111ht 1 ta lhe ••••ooa. la Roa1koa1 Ille report ff 11 lb&I 1h11 •J. pro•• lb• earlr •'••• of oae or lb• ,,,-, lbaa1tial •••,at•r• loc1&7 report 1oar1a1 priae ■, e•peolallJ rlo•• 4e1pll• r1114 oontrol1 rot,tpv 711111 In the Ia4i&a parllaaenl lo4&y, ,he fool ■ lalater uno•ace4 itaa, lnita 11 ae1o*l&lla1 w1,h &el Cb1aa for a ■ llltoa ton• ot 1004 &114 1r,a1a. Deeptl• reporl• of ••rto•• ~1004• u4 r111a1 arata prloe ■ 1 OllS:11& • • a1rea47 aupp1te4 t ttl~ tlle · 11au1 IODI ot 1rala , . latla, l(reo, fro• Cbl••·· Mrl• - ~ -,-.-•• 1 . . lrlltab ·••1koa1. JIPJ4 Ia •••hlngtoa 1h11 afte~noon, ,he lenale f1D&llJ •4• up 111 ■ 1Dd ,o Toi• to■orrow on the blll for ••n4lag \wo ■1111on ,oa1 ot wheal to la41&. tb11 •••r1eno1 ■eaaure ••• tntroduce4 eoae lhree ■ontu a10, tiul haa been ahe1Te4, 4ue to blckartng aboul wbal for ■ the loan 1houl4 lake. Al10, beoaue of Ia4la'• orlllo&l 11 ~ \lltude low.arcl• AMrloa•• role la lhe lorean war. toarrow'• ftaat 4ratt proT14e ■ lalf Ille paxa 1rala •• a 11t, aa4 half•• a loan, to be P,&i4 off •oa ea11 ter••·• , Glttora. oalle4 at the lrltiab foret1a Ottfc•~ to loot o•er the final \ezt of Britain'• lateai . aote . to lran, i■port.aac•. Tile report 11 t.bat la ha4 1i••n bl• appro••l 1 to■orrow. Thi• oil ■atter la Iran 1• al■oat •• iaportaat to•• a• lt ta to tbe lriti1b. la Lon4oo, wor4 ia tbat tbe note all• for 1•■•4tate ne1otlatioaa, to tt-r aad reach• co■p,ro•I•• bet•••• Iran•• cle ■ ir• tor •• ioaal!iaailoa • ncl \be lrt\iab hope to keep ~b• &n1lo-lraaian oil oo ■paq:t• ·' coaoeaaion. It i• ru ore4 t.hat lr.ltain will otter a . bt11•r apll t for lraa. ll!ao - undertake to belp atabiliae aaa iaprot• the eooaoa, of tbe •~~•t laa4 of Per ■ i• on tbe e41• of tb• 1roa Cvtaia. 1 1 ,:1 •••• about Bit& Hayworth &1Ye ■ pro■l•• ot an 1ntereat1n1 tlnanolal ,rane&ol1on. !he 1aw1er1 handllag her 41Torce oaae ••1 lh•~ hear \he ~I• Kbaa w111 arrive in lbe Unlte4 8\ate1 1h11 ■onlh - talher ot &ll Khu, lbe huebu4 with whoa \be 111 ■ ■ tar hu broten. a1,a 11 4e■aa4la1 three a111toa dollar• -- a■ a ,ru■ t tua4 tor her dau1b,er taa ■ lD. ~11 11 4epen4ea, on p hia rathir, u4 the A1a Ebia wl11 b&Y.e to be oonau11e4 aboul uy ftaanoia1 ■ at,1•••'• Well, he 11 ,m ■ plrtlual 1ea4er ot lwelYe a1111on Moel•••• who pt,J bla a 1orl ot ra111to•• Ill~• -- ■uta1 bl■ on• of ,be rtobe11 . . . ••• ta lhe worll. r.a■OUI 11 lb• 1lor7 of bow, OB bl• blrlM&J, lb• ••• lb&D 11 at••· bll ••l1bl la 1014 - &D4 he ti a bulky beaTT ••l1bt • • • kDOWI plenty &bou, flunoe, an4 how lo bar1a1a - and 118 ■ay b&Ye • pretl~ proble■ OD bll b&nda. Bila B&ywor1h ••1• ,11&1, lf lhree atllloa dollar• are settle4 on ta1a1a, ■he will rear lhe oh114 a ■ a Ko1le ■• Olberwl••• lbe gran44auahter ot a of the Aga ~hu, 1plrltual leader of U ,we1Ye m1lllon mohanned&na, •11ht be brou1ht up-•-•d•• a Chrl1ltaa. Whlob ooulcl be eabarra11ta1 tor ■ o e■ taenl a polen,aie of I11aa. lo now ,beJ ■ ar lb• &1& Kh&a w111 arrt~• 1D ,u Ualle4 . , . , •• lhll aonlb - for tb• ta1ere1tta1 finuclal trauao,tca. &JJJPLI Ber••· & blt or DeWI that ■lghl le■pl you lo ezclala - •aae old 1tor7. Bui -- don't. II 11 not the 1aae 014 1tory. In Chlcaao today, a po11a1 oonTloted ot e■bessle ■ent, ••• &1Ten a aenteace of ' lhree 7ear1 ln pri ■ on. Be ran an ta1ea1oua kln4 or ■ laap trau4. Be bou1ht up quaatltle1 of ue4 1la■p1, oanoelled. Al a po1tal olerk, hla Job••• lo aooepl pa~oel ■, people u pay.tag hl ■ ltie ■oae7 -- &114 he 1uJpoae4 to place the ■ taap■ oa the paoka1••• IA■ le&d, be pa1te4 on the oanoelle4 ■ laap■ - an& lo what 414 be do with the loott tou au••••• 1, - 1aae old ■ torr - he pl&Jed the aor•••• But 11•1 not lhe 1aae. Be 414n't 101e the ■one7 oa - the poa1e1 - he won~ Be parla1•4 Iba pean7 aatl• theft• 1n the Po1t otrlce -- lnto a ■■all forlue. After paying all ezpen•••• the e■be ■ zler •a• able to pile up torty-two tbouaan4 dollar ■ -