flle •••• fro■ Korea la -- lbu4er a, awn. A• a••• 4&J sa,ur4ay, break■ oTer the tar ea11era - - pe~lnaula, lbere 11 a roar ot arllllerr all aloa1 Ille - ~ A k.t.:-u + ao~lbwealera ••olor of lbe ,a,11efroa1 elallt•-tl•• ~ '1, , at1ea1 wbere/\oppo11a1 ar■l•• taoe eae• olber:-,,-.. lau4re4 lho••..,a c•t•••• u4 Korean c-alata -- aac . , , . J v , ~ ~ aa equl toroeAa& • • ~ ot lbe Vatle4 •a11oa1. tu roar ot oaaaoa a, ea,,reai aeeu 10 u a pre1-... le aa •••l•• u4 u•a11a11aa u1111err preparatloa. tnwara1 ror aa a4n,aee of aa ••la •• f ltleea all•• • at oae polal. fbre ••• 11111• realataaoe, al■oat •• eaau111ea. au, Ille pull••• a•oa• a Mll of ao aa'• 1aa4,wblob lbe &e41 414 aot lrJ lo woteol -- &al lb• torwar4 ■o•• •ro•1bl ou lroopa tato ooataet wtt• •1• Co-•l•t .. , •••••. K.1,10•• -·~· lak•• . , ,. &a a11a•ll - aa4 al tbe eraok of dawa, lal•ruy, •blob b&I alre&4J beau ta Kor••· Illa O&IUlOD &11 &10•1 Ille llae be1•• Ille roar of arllll•rJ prepara,toa. SAIi♦ ·••···.a •1111t ~ ofteaa1Te, 4eetau4 lo eu lhe Koren War,••• 1a1111ah■4 b7 ••••r•l llaurlhur per■au."tit~ f1Jl•I fro• !okyo lo Ille IN.l\le aeolor 10 ••»-r•l• tlul plaaa an4 or4era. !otar •• retuue 10 t u4 •e are lold of a troal llae ooaTeraatloa elweea ll&oArtllv aaa llaJor aeural Jou Oo.i,er, Ille u. a. •1atll Cor••• Co•ller 1al4 bl• a.1. 1 were ea1er 10 lrl•• lo lh■ Talu &l·Hr: ,u ~ .. froau■r ~ f O wllloll Ille ••»r••• Oo...,a4er e•H•Cleeli •to• lell lbea ,-., o•e lloM. ■Ike 1001 Q llaleMal IMI tile, J- . . . &11 eat Oulat•• 4la 4 •r~••••• aal4 llaoAr,~•• ---- · ·------ la Waallla1t• tod&J a ••TJ 1 i , e u 1 ~ a a■all peroeal ot IM 0.1. •• oo•14 lte broqlll UM ,, Ohr11,-• - aol eao"lll llllpl. lal tax , . . . , . polal Ille Korea■ war aow -- wllll ou 1a11 MIile. I, I, the 4ele1a,1on fro■ Co-u1e, China arrlYe la ••• Tork lodaf- &nt •!!_• lhey bre&lhla1 ftr• llk• th• Cbln••• dra1onl •01 a, all. the \qae ■&Y no, ha•• ,een qu1,e •• 1enll• ar.d atfeo,1oaa1e a, the oootaa ot ,11e do•• ot peaoe, ,., 11 oerlalnl1 ••• ■o4erate. ibtu-Cbua -- & Yeleraa ot lbe Cht••·· 01Yll War. hea tr the ooap1a1a, ••• , , bl1 1o•er ... al oa lb• 1uiJeo1 were 11•e• J••I ooa1l4eraltoa, tt •••14 be, ta bl1 Ud la Aita.• t-., eou••• alll eaoqh, &al••• tollon4 b7 . . . real o14•t&lblo•• OOUl81Y • wbloh JOU 4oa•, expect tro■ raatnaac\tou• •••• aow&iaJ•• •• protou4 trlead1bl•,• aald haeral ••• · - · alway• exl■ le4 •• , •••• lb• CblM•• people . . , the ... ,,oaa people. 1 wl•h 10 anll ■J••lf ot 1h11 o• or,ual\J , 0 oo•••J peella&• ,o \he pea,e•l•Y.la1 II D,I, ..... a people of \he United Statee,• said h . y 88 the Chinese always were polite - aocord1ng to th e rules of Confucius. 1roa ,he airport the dele1ation nrooeeded 10 their hotel, the Waldorf -- after which ~ener&l Wu and thre e of bis colleagues drove to lhe United lat1on• and Late Suooeea, io ~ay a oourt6•J call on Beorelar, General Trygve L1e. The word at the u.1. 11 that Monday w111 be the Day for the 4ebale on ror ■oaa, 1D whiob the Obln••• have come to take part. Butt'• ur1ent queetlon ta - lore&. fo4ay ln the pollt1oal co-lltee, loTte, 4ele1ate Malit deaande4 lha.t the Chinese 4ele1atlon -• invited to attend a debate on Bed ob&r1e• that the United Slate• h&d oo-1tte4 aggre1a1on ag&ln■ I M&nohurl& whloh, of oour ■ e, involve• lore • A vote ha■ 2u1t been taken on tb11, and the an ■ wer l ■ - ye ■• BoweTer, the real 41sou1 ■ 1on■ w111 n~, be tn tho1e for ■al debate• - lbe word al the U.I. tonlgbl tll&, the l••••• are ■ore 11te1J to be eetlled 1n D,I, •··· 3 negotiations behind the scenes. Gre&t Britain 1• expected to take the lead 1n conf1dent1al talks, for an agreem e nt with Red China or ~orea. ( ..UEAIISS %Bl♦ TJ T h e Unit e d States has pro p os e d a J a paneae tre a ty - a nd received a r e ply from Moscow on the sub j ect. The American s u ggestion 1 s that a tre a ty be m a de - without seitl1ng disputed questions c~ncern1ng the island empire lost by Japan. Such a matter as Formosa, for example, would be put ott tor future~ acu1a1on by the big ~owera and the United W&t1one. the Moscow retort 11 that a lot ot these matter• were settled 1n the Yalta and Potadaa agreement, - and th&I therefore lbe American treaty propoeal conat1tute1 a violation of aeltle■enta made at lbo1e conferences. , by a aign1f1oant bl&lt on lbe Mo1cow radio today - • 4 Ol)&g&nda giving what it calla the aain r e a1on why the Chinese Reds hav e 1niervene4 1n Iore a . That, 1aya Moaoow, was beo a uae \be United State• 11ll e nd1 to re-ar ■ Japan, under a pe a ce treaty, and Chtna 11 al r ■e4 bJ lb• ,ro1pect t a new Japaneee war aachine. apBSTITQTI EQRQflAI ARMY In rrance, the European A11e■bly ba s voted to create a luropean army - including Germa.n military unit•. The German Socialiat delegates retueed a, flret, but agreed N after they were promised that lhere would be no dlacri■ ina.t1on against Ger an force,. Thie ha1 been a number one question for the free oountrlea of Veatern lurope, and now anagree ■enl -- lo form l■medl&tely a weet luropean defenae force, including Germana. Coamanderl Undoubtedly General lteenhower. 11s111ox11 Thie had to come. It waa only to be expec,e4 -- after the news that General t 11e~hower bad bought a far• 1n Penn1JlTan1a. He puroha■ e4 acre ■ of bletorto around - for a future hoae -- f1e141 on the all• of the Battle of Qe\tyaburg. All of whlch al1ht well proTote pblloaophlc refleottona on how, ln the pa•t, oo-aadera of war have had & w&J of ret1rln& to the fara. !he olaaalc exaaple la that of the &oaaa oonaul 01ao1nnatu1 -- who, h~Tlng aa••4 bl ■ ooulrJ , , Tlctory ta battle, went b&ok to plowing bl• fle14a. But -, you ca.a•, keep out -- po11tloaf lo her•'• & W&abtn1,o• 4fapatoh 1t•ln1 the po11,1o&l u11e. 1, 11 ao,ed lb&t, by 1electlng & PeU■JlT&al& fara, ~ener&l It• uy ha•ffJ>ut htaeelf ln lln• to be Peana7lTanl&'1 •taTorite 1oa• for the &epubltcaa noa1natlon. Llnlag uo the · dele1atloa of that ital• e- •hlob will be tbe third large•'~' the BepubllC&D lattool ConTentlon. In &d41110D ,o wbloh, they 1ay the Gener&l o•n ha•• the auoport of bn■ a1, the atate where he 1r•• ..--- IJ@JIIAWQ, ... 2 u p - \bou h he was born in Texas. Be can aleo have lew York. Governor Dewey having sounded the &11 ot -- llsenh o wer for President. lew tort, of course, wlll have the larges, delegation of all. so. a, ihe iepubl1can ConYention, ~eneral Ite ould have lhree slate• to at&rt with - including the fir,, and third The General, to be eure, 1,111 d1eo1a1 ■1 any ~ollllc&l a■b111on - bul ihere are top-rant Kepub11oan, , who wlll lell you lb&I be 11 likely lo be lbe ou414&1e ln Blneleen r1t17-Two. lo 1 the 1ooth1a7er• ln Vaahln1toa are polnllag lo ;eaeral Ite'• 1enn17lna1a tar ■ - •hloh ■ 1&hl ■ate bl■ Penneylvanla'• •taYorlle •on.• I Me■orle• ot lbe Battle of ~eltyaburg, 1h&dea I ot lhe •oll&D c 1nc1DD&IU1-- but 1D Vaahlnglon Ibey are looklD& a, lhe poltlloal angle. QPW 4%91 Th11 next llaJ ••o• lo be of ••all 1n,ere1t - anyway, 1\ 1 8 •1ghly e ■a11. Three-tenth■ of a 1r1111oatb of an 1noh -- \hat'• \he ■ lze ot \he nuoleua et an ato■ of gold. So aanounoe4 ,od&J by phJllOll\8 . , , , . Un1Tera11J of llllnole, who 414 the •••••rln1 w11• & betatron, &a ln11ruea1 ot atoalo 101,noe wll a pow9r ~, , ••• ,,-,.o ■ llllOD TOlla • . ' • lhe P•11101111, lhe .. a■ure■en, 1■1uoh llleore11oal t■porlanoe - u t q l•enlJ-lwo a1111on Toll• to fla4 lh&I, la &a lao•, 1•• oould 11ae up lhr•• 1r1111oa aa4 three hu4rea •1111• of Ibo•• alaule partlol••• Ille a•olel of 1014. Today 1n the Town ot Bristol, whltb 1a 1n both V1rg1n1a and Tennes~ee, a building wa 1 burning, and two firemen were on the root. The blaze was ln an autoaob1le company building, where tanta of gaeollne ex~loded - a.nd firemen Walter Steward and rre4 Arno14 were pouring etreaae of water down lnlo lb~ flaaee. Then lhe roof, under lbe1r feet, be1an lo aa1. ln lhe fury of lhe flre, the whole etructure wae ooll&p lag, and 11 loote4 a, 1t the two flremen wou14 be plu1e4 lnlo lbe lnferno. !beJ l&W the froal wall of lh• b•l14la1 1o~plln1, an4 raa to \be wall, aad 101 oalo 11. tbea theJ rode lhe coll•~•ing wall,•• 11 ora1he4 lnto lbe 11reet. Ton11ht, flre•• Walter llewarl aa4 rre4 Arao14 are 1n the hoapllal, bul their laJurlel are aot aerlou• __ after th• wllcle•I of rld••• an4 4ellberale17 aoln along wllb a talllDI wall, 1D 111 4ownwar4 oraeb. ' IPI KJQJSX CQDII The gove nment 11 taking prooee41nga upon rounds of income tax eTas1on aga1na, Mickey Cohen ot Hollywood.*• Th&t alleged boaa of the Loa Angele• ga.abl1ng raokel testified recently before a congreaalonal coulttee that he wa■ broke - and three hundred \houaan4 dollar• in debt. Which required a lol of borrowln1, a.nd he told of large loans. The conareaalonal oo-ltlee ••••• to be & bit 1keplloa1, because lonlgbt Sena.lor lefauYer of Tenne•••• announoed that lhe Bure&u of Iniernal ••••n•• ha• Juel &bout a - t oompleted an tnco■e lax en1lon oa1e aga1n11 Mickey Cohen ot lhe Lo■ Angele■ u4erwor14. BIPBJJH E v ryb o dramatic actress - of b&cking inlo a o wa that lather1ne Benburn 11 a be' s drama.t 1c even to the extent t stove. Today La Hepburn was arrested on a speedlng charge ln Oklahoaa . , ae abe was on ber way to a performance of lhakeapeare•a •A• You Like It.• !he actress didn't llt~ it, when Ibey dragged her lnlo the cour\ of & Ju1tlce of the peace and charged her wl\h golng elghtJ ■ 11•• an hour. She p&ce back and forlh 1n the court, denoUDolng the cop. •tu don•i ha.Te 1en1e enough to C, be &n oftloer• ahe cried, and al th&t moaent, 101n1 back, 1nalea4 of forth, she backed lnto a ••u ho\ atoTe - the Okl&h aa oourtroo■ betn1 heated ln thal old-f&ah1oned waJ. laote aroee a, the fur coat that bther1ne Hepburn wore wa1 burned &nd •eared. the offl r tried to be aloe about 1t, &nd •ald, •well, 1t probably didn't burl that tbOUl&D - dollar coat too aob.• La Bepb r role to full height, and orledl ISllPII - 2 'Tbous&nd-dollar coat! This one cost five thoua&n4 and five hundred doll rs.• The moral would seem to be - don't back in,o a bot stove, especially when you're wearing a flt,,- f1Te hundr d dol l ar coat. U;). STUB The Univer 1\y ot Sou,hern Cal1fora1a 11 boa1t1ng loudly tonight, announcing - 1ea ,,are. A laboratory 1h1p aen\ ou\ by \he Un1Tere1,,, wae able 10 dredge up \wenty-e1x of thea. Bitherlo, onlJ a1ae had eTer been found -- off Ka4a1a1oar, off Japan, off lhe Cape of Good Bope. •ow, \wen 7-11x al a ollp, brou1h1 up fro■ a 4ep,h of a quarler of a ■ 11•, off lb• ooa11 of Oallfornla, near \he Ielaa4 of Bania Ca\allaa. The eea alar1 are llnJ 4en1sea1 ln lhe ab711 of lhe ocean -- each onlJ aboul oae-lhlrd of &a 1aob la 41a■e\er. Bui lbeJ are worth a lol ■ore than lhelr we11b\ lD gold. -- ••• Siar,!-- 40 JOU ••• , . Wel1oal DIZA 0Ter in Sweden, a o1\11en of 8\oothol■ ,urned bta•elf oTer lo the police, aa11n1 : •1•a h&Tl~I halluo1nat1ons. I took a few driua, and I' ■ •••tng __ o,tera. puaoh.• •01 lo ■en\lon Bwe4en•, favorite Cbrl ■ t•• beverage called - •O1ug.• After wh1ch, 4r1Ttn1 ho■e, he aaw rt1ht in front of h1 ■, on lhe Btoothola alreet - an o\\er. It looted a1 real a• life - th&\ tur-,earln1 t&. anl ■a.l of/\.northern fores\ ■, llte a 8we41ah ver11oa ot a plak elephant. So, ln alara, that ctllsen of llootll•• 4roTe lo a police ata\lon -- oer\ala he had D.t.•a,a4 ehould be looke4 up. Tlie■ The polloe 1014 bl■ -- 11 wa• aa otier. - It waa lhe real thin&, eaoape4 fro■ a Chrta,aa• parade. tou oaa l■aglne lhe relief -- '!!!,. a plak elephaa, o\ter 1a■ p1re4 bJ Byen1ka punch and glug. S ~ - - ~ ~