IOAU,L HAPIJtl e:/!J!ll ffe • V/,U'C,,C A..d Pl.rd, The leaale pa1 ■ ed lhe loclal SecurllJ blll \oal&hl -- whereby \en a1111on addl\lonal peraoa1 w111 be put under loclal SeourllJ proteo\lon. ror wl\b 1o■e other oale1orle1 • will be ell&lble. Mlal ■- 014 aa• beaettl ■ lnorea■ ed tro■ lea dollar ■ lo twealJ 4o11ar• a ■onlb. the ■ast ■u tor faalll•• - fr• et1b17-tlTe dollar• lo oae huadred dollar• a ■oalb • • , \be ■ aae 11 ■•• p&Jroll luea are tacreaee4 - lo p&J lbe 0011. tbe TOie 1D Iba leaa,e ••• &l■ o•I ··••l•o• -- el1blJ lo lwo. the Bouae of aepreeea,atl••• --••• a 1l ■tlar b111 1a11 1eu. Preat4eal trua.a ta co-11,e4 10 •t1a the •••••r• - all of wblob au•• ,oat&bl'• u•• appear so be 4etlalle aa4 tlaal. ltl!I !04&7 ln Par1a, rrenoh rorelp M1a1aier lohuaan elale4: •••••r haa a •1•t•• reaeablla1 lbat wblob •• h&Ye 1a Ylew, beea &lleaple4.• loun41 11k• 10aelhla1 new, an4 11 o erla1a1J 11 - la lhe &ttalr1 of lhe nalloaa, lhe polllloal e7ate■1 of 1h11 wor14. elale1 eatru11e4, or•••• oonat4ere4 - Jolal1J u1e1a11a1 a traol1oa of tbelt &slborllJ , . aa 1•11u1 ■ la4epea4ea, auper-aatloaal or1u1sa11oa.• to wblob •• u4 1a4epea4eal, Jo1ne4 lo pool lbelr kalo laaatrl•• a4er a.a 1a1eraa11oaal eooao■ lo aulborllJ, b&Yla1 power abo•• lbe 1o•era■ea11 ot eaob of 1ao1e a&llou. la olber wor4a, Wraaoe, Bo11aa4, hl1la, L•ae■bou1, ltalJ a.a4 •••lera Geraaar lo4&J '81u lbelr ooaterenoe lo p•I lalo etteol lb• Bob•an ~l&a for a ~olal parlnor■blp la ooal &114 ■l••J- lhooo lwo 4oa1nul aodora ln4ualrt••• Gre&I lrllala waa pro■ laoat l!ARIS - 2 refused to at\end the conference - not wanting to pledge in advance any support of the plan for a west European pool of coal and steel. But Schuman today declared that London will be kept informed of the proceedings - and he hopes Britain will eventuall7 join. •The latest, in London tonight Winston Churchill, 1upported by the Conaer•etiYe Party and the Liberal•, presented a demand in Parliaaent - that the Labor 1o•ern ■ent 1hall take par\ in the conference at Paria.• _w,ii •... a refused to a pledge t h e nee any and steel. will be hopes - not the for Sc1u111aa informed jola. The progra.a under discus11oa l• a, follow•: The six countries would put tbelr coal re•ource1 a.ad steel 1ndus\rJ under the control or an &utborlly co ■ po1ed of delegate• repze1ent1n1 eaob 10Ternaea1. This super-national authority would be a pollcy-11&kla1 body, w1,h power lo re1ulate pro4uolloa aa4 prlo••• luppreas la.riff barrier,, 4eYelop exporl aarkel1, aa4 1aproTe the 11T1n& con4it1oa1 of coal u t •1••1 worar1. Thie 1nternat1oaal eooao■ lc control would aol 111u order• lo lbe coal a.ad ateel 1n4u•lrl•• dtreollJ, , . , would paas aloa1 tts dec111oa1 to lhe T a ri u 10Ternaent1 1n the pool - the•• ~eln& pled e4 to ha•• t e reco-•ndation• c&rried out by tbelr owa la4utrlea. !be ker 10 the whole tbtag 1a. of cov••• Ille French a.nd 9 r an coal and •teel - which r1Ta1 wis ..... 3 industries of the two lOng-tlae enemy countr1e• are concentrated close together, eastern rrance and the Geraan Buhr. Today the French foreign N1n1ster placed the e■pbaa1s, 1tatlng: ••~• deter■ 1ne4 to aaaoclate, ln a joln\ and peraanent ta1k of peace, the two nation• \bat tor centurlea haYe been opposed ln bloo4J oompet1t1on.• Well, lt cerllllalJ look• a• lf the7 were lr11n1 to bul14 an 1a,ereatl~1 atructure of lnternallonal autborll7 abo•• natlon• and lhelr 1o•eraaen ••la tbe all•l ■porlut niter of eooao■ loa, 1n4ualrJ. ror ooament, •• o&n -••' repeal lb&I 11a,e■enl bJ lb• rreaob •orelp •1a1a1er: •••••r baa & . , . , • • re1e■blla1 lbal Whldb •• ha•• la., ••. , ••• atleaple4.• •••• the co-u1111. tbe rreaoh u4 ~., . . . ••41, iola tn a bla•'• 4eaouo1a1 th• lobuaa Plaaaa a new Y111alnJ per~trate4 •1 - •Aaerloaa lapetlallala.• 1vss1, I see by the Koacow paper• - that the Ruaalaaa are 101ng to keep on talk1n1 auaal&n. Thle - bJ order of Stalin. Tod&J the Sovlel autocrat entered peraonallJ newap&pera for daya - whether or not the SoTlel• h&Te a new langua1e, lo replace Buselaa. the propoaal lo aboll1h •uaa1an waa a4•aaoe4 bJ a ••4 phtlolo11 ■ t D&lle4 •• Y. Marr, - IOIIIIU -M . . Bew &.l•llv II.. t.. ••• C s •■It II 111.-.&•e tor• • . , e., .,... 4,, q propou4o4 a ,1aoor7 \ha\, ao0or4la1 lo Karstaa 4laleo11c1, a 1an1•1• la a produolloa of a 1011a1 power, lhere 1hou14 , . aaolber laa1•1e. Wblob, ot oourae, 11 aloa1 lb• llne of lhe · ll&rxlaa 4oolrlae - llaal 1o•eruea11 aa4 1001&1 la1111u11oa• ue lbe product of 01a1• warfare. lo •• t. ll&rr ••• , ••••• Iba.I lb• ·••laa laa1ua1• W&I lb•,, . . . . , , •• ot ,.e old •u111aa ralln1 c1a1 ■, whlob baa ,eea o•erlbrowa - and there abo•14 be a new 1aa1u.1e ,o espreaa lhe 4lolalor ■ hlp ot lbe avssu, ..... a proleta.rlat. ~ loun41 a little extreme, e••• for BolaheTlta I.. - but that notion ha• been plu1ge4 1 u4 huahe4,1n loTle, phllologloal c1rcle ■, and reoentlJ the ar1uaent bur ■ I forth ln the Bu1a1a.n new ■ paper ■• ~ All •o eerloua, that s,a11a now atepa la per1onallJ - 4ecl41a1 the ■atter. Be wrote a •1e1ter lo tbe e411or.• Whloh PraT4&, ••••paper ~f the Ooaaulal Party, prtals a• an arllcle 00Ter1a1 a pa1• a.ad a halt. • l1a11a wrote plea,,! Be 4eolare• lhal 11 l• bad tirxl•• to oar that a 1aa1ua1• l• ~B• prouol of a ru11a1 ola•• of aoote17. ola••• ~•' b7 a whole •~olelf of all olaaaea - bf the effort• of bu4re41 of 1eaeratlo••• tbea be 1oe• oa lo a ak: •■ow oo•lel lbe eztat1a1 1aapa1e be 4eatror•4 and a new laa1ua1e lnlllt la 11a plaoe, wlthla Ille apaoe of a few reara, wllho•t .1A&ro&ao1a1 aaarola7 lato aoolal 11tet• Be rteltcul•• the extre■ 1 ■ 11. •oaoe we hai 1vss1, ..... 3 K&rx111e,• he says, •who a■ aer\e4 tbal ibe rallroa4• rema.1nlng 1n our country atier the Bol1be•lk Revolution were ~ourgeo11 railroadt. That - to u1 aa Karxl1t1 11 was ubeco■ lng lo use ,hem. That - we 1hou14 blow the• up, and bulld new ,rolelar1at ~a11roa41.• lhlch 1Ddlcate1 that St&ltn b&I ■ore ••n•• th&D 80■8 of lhe coarades. le 4eac~lbea the p~llolo11a1 •• t. ll&l'r ta lh••• wor4• - •A oontuae4 aan who wanted aa4 lrle4 lo be a ll&rxlat, bu\ oou14 not.• liooko ba4 torr. T. a&rr,l b•t,b• 41o4 • - whlle a10. L91gtg1 The United Blalee B1gh Co-i111oner lo lo blow up - the haun, of lhe Lorelel. A area\ rook ln lhe R1Yer Bhlne, where ,he elreaa l• narrow - u4 lillhere \he Lorelei 1• ■ ald to h&•e ..;:;:J,;'er ■ lren ■ on1, whlle ooab1n1.,.. her golden hair . . . . boal ■en oa the ,A rlYer 1111 lured \o lh4lr dooa. A roaanllo l&nuark ot ,he &blae, lhe Lorelei rock. Well, Iha.I apph of a.nolenl Oer ■anl• 1•1••· appear• ln lhe new• lo4a7, tor lhe tualllar reaeoa - lb• line Iha.I lbe Allied ■111,a,, oo■•••l•r• ••• lat& plan, tor bqe deao1111oa1, lf war aho•14 co■• - ,1owla1 •Pall 1orla of th1q1 lo 4e1&J a led ar-, adTanoe. oae - lbe Lorelei rook • . h t whJ aho•14 lb• •••l•r• o~••aa4er1 waat le 4ea1ro7 the baut of lbal anoleal eae!laalr••• of lbe lblneT Whal ha•• lbeJ 101 a1aln11 lbe Lorelelt fbe lbe7'4 flood a 1ar1• arta ot lbe •alle7 or lbe &blae - an4 thereby lapo1e T9111t&r7 obstacle. Thl ■ 1 ■ what high Co-1 ■ 1loner Ko01O7 deale ■ io4a7 - 1n a tor ■al etaleaenl to check lhe Bed propa1and&. Be &411111 lhal, la oa•• of war, lhere Lorelei rock. lo, lt lh&t 1&47 ehoa14 4eol4e lo relua 1he oaa 111 •P lhere all o••r a1a1n, aa4 ,1a1 her alrea 1oa1, while 00■~1•1 .... her 1014•• halr. Aa& - boalaaa, look o•tf !MQASIA Koves were made today to 11aue & cll&ttoa fll oonleapt of Con1ress against Ph111p Jaffe, the we&llhy ••w tort greeting card manufacturer who wa1 tbe central tlgure tn the Aaera11a Ca1e. Called before Ille - . .. , .. .... Senate Co-lttee, Jaffe refu1ed to a.newer que1tlo••• (All \hey could get out ot hi■ was · a atr1n1 of ret11aal1 to replJ to u7th1ng - about that affair ot •••••'••• . hun4re4 1tolen ltale Depart ■ent and ■ 1111ar1 400 . . . nl• tou4 la the offloe of the letl wtn1 u1a■ tne. •• today lb• oba1raa.a, lenalor Tydln1• of llar71aa4, oallel ooate■pt.) aaba11ador to Cblaa, haeral fa ■uler, wbo ollarp1 Atr&l4, •• , . ■ul•J • ,11a, IM ••14••·· ·••l· ....... POllOJ la Cbtaa. • • • aoc••·· lbea of ••111•1 or.,., . . lop ••ore\• ta It••'~•• ror,,-rt•• to AMraala lla1aslae - •blob ••• ~•oklD& the Cbta••· Co•ul1t1. Al!i'1&lA, •••• a I But \he former &mbasaador to China refuse• to go to Washington and te•tifJ. Be la now la l&nta re, •ew llextco, where Senator T70.lng1 talkt'd to hl■ b7 telephone today. The aena.tor quote• Buley•• 1a7ta1 that he hae •no dlrect• eTldenoe about the Aaeraala aftalr, a.ad \bat 11 wo•14 be u1ele11 for hl• to te1tlfJ ul••• the llate Depart11ent were to rel•••• Tarto•• •• paper• th&I would pro•• ht• acc111a11oa1. •• 4eelare• Ille deparlaenl retuee4 to lei - hl■ clt• lho•• 4ooaent• ft•• 7-ear• •10 - whea he re111ne4 •• aaba11a4or lo Chlna, wlth ohar1e• 111&1 Aaerte• 4lp1o■allo oftlolala were helpla1 the C~tne•• ••ct•. leorelar7 ot llale · Aobeaoa, ■eanwhlle, Mk•• before lhe ooatereace of 1o••raor1 al Whtie l•lpbe lprlllll, ••• , . W tr1tala, &Del 1real lbro••h a ClUlltoa aa4 uewer ••••Loa. la 1h11 ••oretarr &ebe1oa cteaorlbecl lb offto1a11 of the ltale Deparl••' la i•••• word•• •& 1004, oleaa, loyal ••lflt,• (a. l&lt ♦IP ♦IJA., • •• 3 \here wa• lrouble beoauae, at the en4 of lh• war, the 4epart ■ent wa~ requ1re4 lo take la ao■e lhree lhou•aa4 e■ ployeea ot war-tl ■e ageno1ea, wh1oh were pa••ln1 o•I of ex111ence. they 1ao1•4e4, what he oa11e4 - ••l•tlta. lut lhefe, he 1&14, h&Te been weeded ••''l ~P• ♦IQJLJ! @tlJII The lran ■ ll 1trlke ln Lo• Angele• en4e4 tod&y - \he ■ tree\ car &nd buamen votln& lo &ocep, & two Jear 11d oontrac\ offere4 bJ the coap&nJ. Th1• en4• a f1Te-4aJ walkout Iha\ para11sed ••••-*• tranaportallon ln Lo ■ An1el••• OPAi On 1h11 pro1raa we aake 11 a point to ha•• news occaa1onallJ fro■ T&r1oua branch•• of the anlaal kln14oa. loaell••• Te1etable, or eTen planetar7 . . . ~ ,oatghl~• ►•,.._ new, fro■ the real■ of-. tro1•• ,< the ~o•ernaenl of••• lealan4 aanouaoe4 a 1pec1a1 ■eaaure ,o4a7 lo proleot the 1ran44a44J of all tro11. ftloh prl ■or41&1 ae■ber of the 1•••• raalue lorlh l1l&a4. lotea,1111 4eolar• 11 11 She ■OIi &W&k• &I a11hl whea , •• 1, •• la the . . . . ,r,. Oil 11. lle»uu l11an4 ,.r,uoll&lo aa,111~1u ~ .., . . . foud &1•111 a 11e,- ••r••• wllll •o•14er1,"11 •••.., ' ~ ...-►-C.c.•1' area tu••• lalo a 1orl et 1olealtflo , ... r•••r•a11oa - 10 ,roolalMI lolaJ ltJ IM 1ft lealaal •1a111er tor lateraal &fta•, 11111aa loikla. tu qo;s .... 2 a~...;-. -SI ~ bull-frog,_ \.aeMt.r9' Kore over, trees will be planted and Rpeclal water auppliea provided - to make it a ~~ paradise forA•••• •nf ,..,, 1f Iba fc.o.,._ ~ rroa Oklahoma City, which 11 not 1n ••• Zealand, we have a repori of a frog which was du1 up ye1terda7 - when workllen re ■oved the conoreie floor of a hanaar at the local fly1n1 field. That oonorele floor was lald down a1ne years &10, and lhe fro1 waa undernea\h it - 11111 aliYe when du1 up. l•1•n• Kea4ow1, a P~P• . fitter, look._ M■•r••t• •nif boae, &D4 lo=~lell• ~ \e • ••• tile .._., a 1t•1 • Ja•I ~ -.a.a.et ••~» haYe hi ■ in a tub of dlr\ tn the base ■ent, but he doesn't•••• \o want lo do anything bu\ bury hl■■ elf in it. N11 • .Jles~n••-1n• • ■ .. .. a~n0a • d , , , , . , , . . b1 4•t- ~- , ••• 11&111 ua sw-•- - v-.. •,,,.. A phlloaopher frog - he take ■ a look at \be world, and wan\1 to be burled again, ~ . IIQLJBI 1411• Ther,1 a Hollywood gag man b&Tlng ph1lolog1ca1 a4venture1 in lngland - he'• all tangled up wllh the pronunc1at1on of Inglish names ••• as what American 1an't - in the land where they uee a lot of letters to 1pell ~ out a..(• er le a IJllableT ~ of • oun4e.,... an4 pronounce 11 al 1 1n one A Jokeaalth 814 B 9 an1ck 1• 1n Lon4on, 41&1ta1 up ln1llah 1a11 tor Bo11ywoo4 ooae41an1. So rl1ht away he eaw the naae of Colonel •LeTeaon-Oower' - 114 pronouncln1 1, aa 1pe1le4. Whereupon he wa1 to14 lhe . oorreo, proauolatlon 11 •Loo11n-Oore. 1 114 wa1 aaton11he4, and lhen ran into a whole eerlea of new aurpr11e1, atubllng o•er ar111#ooratto ln111ah na■e1, he pronounced thea .u apelle4. Ltke - ••ahorlbank1'. But 11 1 1 ••arabbanka.• Wbea be •al4 'Kyeraoougb', they lo14 bl■ 1, waa 'Kaakew.• •Bawar4ea• - 'Barden.• ~••• ps:dea, nts azz1 , , •••• 81:eP IIQLJ@I 14QB •... a ... ~ Well, •vr101heale7• 11&7 be •aox17• an4 •c1renoesler• aa.7 be •11ae1ater•. Bal •elaoa Ca•• la A•11aoa Caae.