&.,..,..,.; ;::.:;::.:::. :::.=-=--::::======z=::-.=-:::...=--=-----=-- >k.,,t, - ~~ - ':>-,1, C.'l . ""Ft-~ . 5~. Ntl!l♦ JeL In Waehlng\on lgb\ ~ Karsh&ll gave ,. ~ the •go-ahead" ■ ignal for the drive to •turn the _)._ United State ■ into an a? ■ enal for the defense of --l freedoa.• Karsball ordered the Ar ■J, •aTY and Alr rorce \o c•i red \ape and epre&d defense conlr&cla a• wldelJ &s po111ble lo gel •urgen\lJ nee4e4 10041,• ~- faller. ~N&r1hall also told \he &r ■ed 1erTlcea ,o &To14 g1T1ng \heir oon\raola ,o a few lea4ln1 aan•f&olurer• - 1n11ea4 •• lo ■ake tulles\ po11lble u1e of 1 ■&11 concerns. ■JBSILLS HE1%JIG The defence and torelgn ■ 1n11ter1 of the twelTe-A,l&ntlc Pao\ nation, held the1r t1rat ■eet1n1 ~ la Br••••l• today. ~ they gaTe lbN tor■al ~ ~ t r , approT&l to plane for a luopeaa Ar ■J under lhe co■•au /.. of General 8ftllft l1aenhower. The new ar ■J whloh •111 laolu4e forces fro■ •••tern Qer ■uJ, wlll total flftJ-flv• or 11z11 dlTl1ton1.~ln a1reeln1 lo lnclu4• Ger•aay, lhe foreign a1a11,1r1 lgnore4 ••••la'• re-area.aent. •••' Qerll&llJ w111 be repre•eale4 bJ Dean Aohe1on waraed. lhe t or• t1a a1a111er1 or •••lern ~urope lo4&J Iha.I re-ar•aaeat •••I be •P••4•4 up an4 4ra111oall7 1aarea1ed tn 1h11 excepltoaall7 graTe hour. N,ILLll A• 1eneral war w1\h luea1a won•, co■e yel reported fro■ London loatght bJ the Prealden\ of lbe Vatted Pre••· You ■aJ re■e•ber lhal Bugh Baillie left U:-P. h11'.fte11dent'• deek 1a ••w Tork Ihle • - e r - he&4•4 fo:\he wartront in l:orea. fhe f;:J.'J<' of a areal new• agenoJ - turned repor\er agaln. rro■ Korea, Balllle 1ent back a eerie• ot ftrethan4 aoooute of lhe tlgblla&, before reluralng lo lew York. Laa, ■ore oa Europe, week wlth 1ntere1t toou11n1 ■ore u4 ~ . . . . . . let, h18 4eek a1a1a. fbll llM "' for France, Ger■aay, Brltala - to 411ouaL preaeal or 1111 wt lh he&41 of ....... . 10Terllllen,a, a.a4t\ 1ea4 b&ok what he learnet 1 ,o \he V. P. HBalllle aaya t h ~ 'recent orl•U 4e.,•loped. faster than e xpeote4• - t•,t'•• Ru111a not Jet rea4J I - for an ato■ lc war. !hat as a result, we flnd outael•e• todaJ 1n a per1o4 that he describes as the 'truce of the ato■ boab. 1 luropeans b~11eve that Prealdent Truaan'1 MJLLJl ........ 2 e■ergency 4ecl&r&\1on last week was o&loulated to glve ~ pause ,o ,he Ruealana - also to glve the weet one l&■ t - obanoe io re-arm. All over Europe Bu1h Balllle foua4 great en,hu■ 1a■■ abou, General St ■ ••~~peoled ~w-,!.t{)~ ~ ' ' ~"~""' &ppolnt ■en~ People believe leaerllt l1aenhower \he • one ■a.n who wlll be able ,o get wb&\ 1• needed ,o ■ake bl• ar ■J ■ lroa1 enou1h ~ - ~ r . a11r•••1oa. Ia ve■lern !Jer••7 ',< ~ U e 1111114 ,ha, Alll•• are strong enough to handle &aJ poe ■ tble ,be foroe• trl•• a 1eoon4 Korea. Powerfuleou1h that 1 ■, 10 long a• the ••••lane do not lend a b&n4. t - IPll4 -- ll♦ PBBIAU In Bortheast Xorea tonight every aan ln the ~ a n - perlaeter ha■ been alerte4 for eaergenay du,y. The last good flylng fleld in lhe beachhead fe lnlo ene117 h&n4a lo4ay and the ■ajor Chlneae atiaok Vlth General Ka.cArlhur 1 1ecur1,, blackout ~~ alrlctly enforced we don't w"• •••, how bl& lhat ~~J ~- 1, v.a, .-ell!e.l 1'-1.li ~ But yesterday a u. P. corre1- pon4ent 1&14: •After a walk of lea• lhan fifteen mlnutee fro■ the waterfront, I 1tood OD a blah r14ge and looked down OD &11 the ierrllory held by the v.•. rorce1 ln •orlheae, Xorea. The B a l t l e ~ : I U ~ B u g a a a today,~~•• • ~ lhe full foroe of her 11x,een-1Dch guna on ene■J 1irong points. The amt waters or•l•era Rochester and St. Paul with their aupporllDI deetroyera are alao pouring · their full ft're onio Chlneae poeltiona. On lhe western front above Seoul, the waitin1 ~~ w a r ~ ita nineteenth day ~ • l t h o u t ■a,or IMI♦ - ll♦ PIBIAP- ••• a action. But la Toqo word 11 that the lull wlll 100a . . . - : : . . ~ , - - - 4'. be over;- -4 ► a ■aaa1ve Chlneae a a a a u i } , ~ blow . . . . . . . . to 4~~ &1ghlh Ar111. •••U• IHa lloa eepttal ef '•••~ lo~••• JAll4 Just outside Seoul today Britain's •ortbwaberland rus111ers took over the snowy slopes of •Execution B111.• The 1us111era are there to eee t hat the South Koreans don't carry out any ■ore maae executions of Coamunist collaborators. On Frld&J ■ ore than a hundred South Xoreans~who had helped the ••4•, - - - were executed on th{h111s1de - and yesterd&J a1x ■ore ~ ■en and three woaen•- despite protest ■ fro■ Br1tl1h / J\. and U. B. troop• 1D the area. President Blnghllan Rhee ■ aid today that &11 future death eentenoe1 w111 · be reTlewed · by hl■ peraon&llJ. ~n ■ ee ■a there wlll be no ■ ore executions on •1xecut1on &111•. ~ n o t 10 lon1 I as the lorthuaberl&nd Fus111er ■ are there. FIIIGIIQX c01r1111c1 rro■ Buenos A1rea co ■ea word \ha\ Argentine would welcoae an e ■ ergenoJ conference of A■erlcan Foreign X1n1etere. Such a meeting wa• auggea\e4 1n Waahlngton on Saturday and 10 tar seTen Latln- l■erlcan countrle1 ha.Te agreed. The Ar1entlne rorel1a Kln1eter tonight 1ugges\ed Bueno• Alre• a■ \he ■eetl• place. P.AIJ1%41 1fh1le worldvlde orlaea 1n Asia, lt'a well to teep ln a1nd how coapllcate4 eo■e of these 411pute1 can be. Of thl1 I a.a realn4ed by a talt I had w1th a 41plo■at froa p&k18\&n, Q~tt.Se.,a.~Koban\od AU -='~~~~ - - ilAo-~ __ ,J,-- "- • -..fa-- ~ r _...., r~.-.,,W"'1""-L..'1~i:I.. "4 4 ' ~ ' •••••••&.a, •• _ · ,u Iha :!,,,,~ ~ laraely oa 1rrt1a,ton - water fro• a nuber ot rtYer•• 11ke lbe leagea4e4 Iadue • . B u i ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ w ~ ,- ,:n ■ uch fa11on Iha, ll&D7 ot lhe ■ e r1Ter• co•• dowa 7 ~ 4 ◄ k a6« , to troa India 1n.to Paklatan•- ~ India l\•1~ cul off lb• water euppllel for •o•I•• 1rr1gat1on~ -P•"'◄ ;:t_-4' ( • Soae of th• alreaa• co■e dowa fro■ laah■ir - belong to Patlstan or India. Wh1ch 11 tbe ■ore • •♦IJIT ♦l, •••• a 1aportant - bec&use ••d China 1 ■ on lhe borders of h ■ hll1r. 1 _...... QIIQAL IPZQRI In De,ro1,,~ General Motor• announod '1 lbal ~ -~-■ reacbln._1 .. ~~~.j!,!l.W ... ~~ ..,.., , __.,_, ,.,, . \ ~ 1. tr,,,i' -,'- ~ • 1 \r.:.,A.. ~ , ,-..,,. ~ ~ - , . . . . ~ ~ .. .... ,, . , ~ , .... -1 . . •<v be for eale. Cara already 1n dealer ■ hand ■ and lhoae earoute are ao, affected. On sa,urdaJ the eoono■ lo 1lablllzat1on ageaoy la Wa■ hlagton froze all car prlce1 ,o lhe leTel1 of Deoe■ber r1rs1. Ia prote ■ t aaatnet . th11, General Molor1 1 d.ra■ tlo ■OT8 today will halt the l&le of nearly one-third of the autoaob1lea produced la Ihle coutr7. It••••• toat1ht there le llttle the goYern■eal ou do ,o foroe General Mo,or ■ lo ,,arl 1ellln1 tlailr ••• ■o4e11 a1a1a. \ Genera.l Ko,ors ~ announced ,ha\ they will propose a ohan1e 1a the - order whlch roll• back prlce1 on •1aeteen-r1t,1-0ne ~'2,1...,. .... ;:t;..t;;\ a.u\o■ol:i1lea. In lfat1bln1,oa ,-._ apolce1 ■an :la!r-llN. ..... poln\e4 out \hat &DJ auutacturer ha1 the right to appeal a price rollback - 4eaand a bearln1 to trr aa4 Ju1tlfJ a price 1ncrea.1e. 14IbBAAP■ V•r4 froa la1h1ngton 11 f&Yorable for a aeltle■ent of lhe railroad wage dlepute which ha• beea going on tor ••••11-one aonthe. •e1ot1at1on1 ~ • • re■uaed, a.ad governaen\ ■edla\or■ repor\~brl~\er proapeola tor agree ■en,. Dur1n1 lhe b&r1a1n1a1 1e ■ 11oa1, offlclal■ pro■iHcl \o 40 au ' i h e ~ , o /I the uloa tera1nate the w114cat alr1ke ot 1wllohllea ta Toledo~ lfhere, the IW11oh■ea W&lke4 ou, la ■ plle ot the Wl10D - a w1i4o&t &fta1r 1 ua4er the pretext ot 1 11cae1 ■• 1 M"-' lie aa■e ■or, · ot ep14e■1o lh&t hll trala■ea tar and w14e ln lhe ■ 1441ewe1t laa, week. llilt A. ~ •J 1 •• ~a.-...... Bui ,11 .... lrala■en fl"e~•· b&Ok , . "" to work, aa1wer-.. the appeal , of Pre114eat !ru■an, whea he ~ I' procla1 ■e4 a state ot nat1oaal e ■ergency. l♦ P IIJIII When 4arneea fell ln ,he Oak Lane aeo,1oa of Ph11a4elph1a ,onlah, rea14en,, bol,ed ihelr door• aa4 pulle4 4own their bllnd• - atrald \hal ,he ud antper alaht •lrlke a1a1n. Already h• h&e kllle4 a lwen\J- el&hl rear ol4 hou1ewlfe and woun4e4 lhlrleea o\her• la lhe area. A 01,, w14• &lar• tor \he killer wa• •••' out tod&J.4Geeor1b1 •1■ a, 11enG•~""'-••"4"'-- about flye-f••'- ,.a, .. ~~N - ~ ll&ht W&TJ b&lr, A A\ 1aa, wor4 polloe •ar lheJ h&Te •a auber of ZQQLl4tTI rro■ Ro■e -- & ••• explaa&\loa of w h y ~ " Co-un1at leader, !og11attl, 11 golni to Koeoow. OfflolallJ, he 11 ■akla1 the trip.tor ■e41cal treat ■eat - tbe Be4 b11-•hot h&T1ag been injured ln an aulo■oblle accident 1h11 rear. ••t the n1w1 a1eno7 la ao■e 1u11••t• that ~--,-- - !0111atll la 101a1 IO~M• - lo gel rle4. ■e 11 J . around brl4e. !ogll&lll la aarrle4 alrea4J. 11 wblle balra4 ,( ' wlte 1• al10 a lop leTel Re4 - a Co-ual ■ I aenator. the brlde-10-be t1 a••' · aeaber of the llallaa Parllaaent. lo 11 1 1 all ln the parlJ, lt aol la ti.a ta■ 11,. leader ha• been••• ooa11an111 wllh Leoah114• Lotti, th1rtJ years hll junior. lhe ••• w11h hl■ whea a.a atte■pt wa• ■ade lo aeaaeelnate h1■ ao■e whlle back, and she waa 1n the oar when the recent auto---. aOcldenl occurred. •tarted tor Koecow. Tod&J, 1he went wtth hta, aa they ZQILJ♦ZZJ, ••• 1 to111a1,1 caa•, ••' a 41Toroe tro■ •t• wlte la 1,a11 - b•I aa aan•l■ent of ■arr1a1• ha• alrea4J be•• pui \hrou1h la au,ta. luoh are lb• la4loa110••• aooor41ng lo lhe n••• a1eno7 al aou. t, all ooM ■ u4er lhe ua11a1 of parlJ 11• roaaaoe - u,r1■oa7 aooor4lng lo Ila.rs, Lenla aa4 Italia. §OJJIZ Ill JAIi 0Ter 1a ••••la, ,herlre ou.a11a1 \he naae of & ,own, &D4 JOU ■ 1gh\ find 1, hard ,o belleTe th&I , _ Be4 Utopia could have a \own w1\b 1uoh & nue -''soTlet ~ ' i t - ; ••w York.A Alaoal like aaJ1Dg - Llber,, Koaoow. Anyway, lhe~re chan11a1 lhi'naae.-3o aanouace{ • ~ A ~ Mia~ Koeoow . . . Me-"lol~ loT1et-•ew York 1• & factory Iowa belw••• 1111 Bl&ok &Dd 0a1pl&D s,a,. ~ W&I found11l 10■• ye&:re &I• A bJ an ln4u11r1a11e, - who, 1oaehow, wa1 able \o ope~••• 1D lhe land of s,a11a. Be••' up a faclorr a&kla1 agrlcullur&l equtpaen,. B&dlo Moscow oalla hla - •• resourceful bue1nee1 aaa.• •ell, he ••re waa re1ourceful, becau1e lhe B 8 4 broadoa11 1a1• he bulll lbe plan, by - •uaiag h11 Aaerlo&a wife'• O&pil&l.• The ingenious lh1ag 11 to haTe a r1ob Aaer1ou wife. got 11a naae - although radio Mo•oow aay1 lhe 4elalla are not clear. Maybe the Bu1a1aa bueine•• aan or hl1 cap1ta11ei Amerlo&A wlfe, chrl ■ tened the place. Or, eaya the Red propaganda blast, local 1nhab1ta.nte 11&J 101 1 1! 01 !Mir, ..••• a bi.Te aeea lhe &1'1111 of •ew Tork, an4 lh•1 naae4 ,helr Iowa. •h1oh aa4lo Koaoow oa111 -- •thelr Oo4•tor1akea hoTele.• Iaiere1t1n1 1atoraat1oa - that there 11 a town of Oo4-fora&kon hoTal• ~ • 4 •topl&. ••'• la &ll7 0&18, the be4ra111e4 plaoe belweea lhe ll&ok . . . Oaaplaa Bea, 11 ao 1oa1er - loYle, ••• Tork. ♦PP IAYJI! Ill 1911 Mo■ cow, I4ah,- aa4~•0~1 happeae4. fhe people oul there ha•• beea queJle4, at oae 11■• or aaother, about lhe n&ae of thelr falr 0111 - ■ a■e a■ Iha\ of l1a11a•1 theJ ellll do. TheJ 1a1 11 laa'I lhe aa■e of a 0