IIBHITUtl
YUIii IHo:r,c
/-;:i,I..
,2.~ ,~--,,
-r.G...r... •
.
:r
.
1, looks like a Labor
Par,,
v10,or1 -
&llhough
more
,han halt of ,he
re ■ ult•
will
h&Te
to w&lt
un\11
toaorrov. The
ooun,
ton11ht
w111
be
lialted
,o tvo-hun4re4-an4-1lxt1
-
11x of the
■ eats
ln Pa.rlla11ent, out ot more th&n 1lx hundred. the
deo111on
r,
·
the other three hundred and f1flJ-n1ne
a■
wlll be announoe4
to■ orrow
afternoon.
the flgurea lhua far
1l•e
the Labor
parlJ
~
~
fr/
....,
■ 1111on~
huued and
A
3 •
a.
lho111aa4
~
.,,t~
Tot••• !he Oon1ervatl•e• -
·••,: ■1111on,;
■
t2z••·· •• , ••• , ••
I I
thOUl&Dd.
Labor aaJor1,, -
~~
a
liA_
half a
mllllon.
The L
"
lberall
llilil
rmln1
poorly - the Oo-utele nowhere.
In
1er■1
of
parllaaenl&i-J
1eat1,
1-bor ba1
'
-~
ene-hu4re4-an4-·lil••••
lhu•
tar.
the
ConaerTallTe• -
BoweTer,
■011
of ,he re,urn• ton11hl are
fro■
4111r1011
r
Ptl
1
nor ■allJ
pro-labor, while
,~aorrow will brln1 the t11ure1
fro■
the
far■
areaa,
where \he oonserTallTel are 11ron1. larller ln the



















aps
PlZJ81
ILIQZJAI -
2
eTen1ng
Wln■ ton
Churoh111•1 par,, a4111tted Iba,
,be
result ■
,on1ght would abow ,he Labor 1over11Mnt
loc1&111ta ln the lead - but theJ expected that to
be
oTeroo■e
by a flood of Oon1erva,1••• Tote• 1n
the count tomorrow.
!hil
angle
l•
e■pb&llsed
by the
■ 1tuat1on
of top-ranking po11,1oal per1onalltlea tonl1ht.
Kost of the Labor Klnlatere, beaded bJ 1r1u Klal1ter
Cle ■ent
Atlee, ha.Te been re-eleo\e4, \hoqh •••eral
b&Te
lo&\
out. A• tor the bl1-tlu
Oon■ erT&tl••••
llke
Wln■ ton
Oburohlll hluelf and Anthon, Iden -
theJ won•, know how ,he Tote •eat ln thelr own
41 ■ 1rlot1
ulll
to■orrow.
Whlob
e■pha11se1
the taot1
that tonight'•
re ■ ult•
are
■o■ tlJ fro■
area•
4eTote4
to the Labor Part,.
Con■ erT&tlTe ■ tron1hold•
w
,o be he&r4
fro ■
toaorrow.
Bowe•er, a late bulletin troa London
■ tate ■
tba,
•1n earlJ results Wlnaton Cburohlll'• ConeerT&tl•
were not taklng tro• th~ L&borlte• the
1ar11a■entu7
aeate they need to oTerturn the Labor party•• top-









JPI IBJtISR
ILIQTIQJ -
3
he&TJ
■ajor1tJ.
;enerally apeak1n1,• ,he dlapatoh
aoes on, 'lhe •en who held 1eat1 1n the preTlou1
Bouie of Oo-ona were gettln1 re-elected.'
If th&t anal1111 11 correct, lt would••••
that the Labor 1arlJ 11 holding 111
on
well
enough to ooae out wllh
a
aa~or117 la
1ar11a■ent
-
re-eleot1DI)
sndaaas
A•nou1h of 111 own peoule to keep control.
the ke7 to the whole thlq 11 the tao, that the
Con1erTatlTe1, to win out, wou14 ha.Te lo take
away
fro■
Labor a whole lot ot dl1trlct1 - in whloh
Labor toal1ht 11 holdla1 flra.the Tete 11 1ar1e17
---
tr o
■
Labor 1,roa1ho148,
!,!!_
■oae
of lheae-tie
Coa1er•allT91 wou14haYe lo oarr7 - to wla.
London 1treet1
were
J&11J1ed 1onl1ht, w1,h
hu1e orow41 111,enlag lo the aanouaoeaeat of the
return• w11h oheer• fro• lhe partl•aa• of one
114• or lhe other a• taTorable return• oaae la.






rpLLQI lll!IBB
ILIQ!IQI■
WheaeTer
lh•r•••
a.a
eleotloa, there . .
x
are
11te1J lo be electloa bell - &lld the Brllllh 40 loTe to
l&J a wager.
Bo her•'• the ohaaploa -
aa
eleo,1oa ,e,
lhat ooTera a lot of other terrllor1.
fhie atleraooa la Loa4oa, a 0111•••• 4e&4
1er1ou1, walked lato a bo~nakla1 e11a,111haea,, 1&14
4owa a oae pou4 aote, aa4 plaoe4 a wa1•r that •111
brla1 , •• thOUl&a4 pouu
~
lt he wl••· Be bet that•
the Ooa1erTallT.e1 wou14 wla the eleolloa; that Wla11ea
G~uohl11 wou14 be the next
prl■e ■lal1ler1
111&1 Illa
~or••
•cro-,11• wo•14 wla the 1raa4 aatleaal; that the
~or•• •chtaa Ver4lct• wo•14 wla the Llaoola1hlr•
Baadloap; that Caabrl41e ValTer11t1 wo•14 wta th•
el1hl•O&r boat
rao••
&1aln•I
Oztor4; lh&I lh• Cul••·
football ,eaa wo•ld wla the a11001a,1oa •oocer oup;
and lhat oaaa4a would wla Iba loe hook•J ohaaploa•~lp ot
the world.
nea all
tllat
wa• t11ued out, the 044• w•~•
tea thoueaad to••••

























DIP♦IJ
•e4
Hun1ar1
4emand1 \hat
the
Vatle4
lta,e•
an4
Great l1
·
11a1n
re4uoe
their
41p1oni10
1t&t!1 -
ua
11
look•
&I
lf
••4 Bun1ar1
■ lgh,
ha.Te
111 W&J.
All
,hat -
an4
■or.,.
larlter
la
the
weet,
the Valle&
s,a,••
,rok~
41plo■a,10
relallon• a1101ether
wllh
co-Ulll
••l1a.r
la • oa
sound.I
Iha.I
applJ,
jut
&I
well,
,o the
ae,1
ot
I ~,aa1ar1. Iba
■ere
eo - &tier
Ille
trial
ud. ooaTlOlloa of
l~e
Aurlou
leleplleu
••o•llTe,
loberl Yoe11er.
lo•••
IMJ
waat
the
A■erlou
4lploa&lle
elaff
onr there
to••
re4uoe4. LltelJ
eaou1h,
11
will be re4uoe4
all
the
nJ
to
••r•
••1th
a ,reak of
41plo■atlo
rela••••











PJZII♦
In
ea1,
Afrloa, the 11ernea1 tla4 ot
■ llllarr
law.
la ,be
tor■er
1,a11aa ooloar of lrltrea
-
10141er ■
ordered lo••~••' oa 11p,.• fbl•
follow■
an
outbreak of
l&Ta1e
rlottn1 la lhe oapllal 011, of
Aa■a.ra,
where enraged
■ob■ a■ 1alle4 KQ■ l••••
fhlrlr•
■ eTea per ■ on■
tllle4 - 1nclu4lq lwo
■hot
4owa bJ lhe
polloe, ln
he
■ uppre ■■ loa
of
1aTa1e
oulbreat■
a1a1n11
Kob&lllle4ua.
the polllloal 4e111n7 ot ,he
tor■er
lta11aa
t
colony 11 lo be 4eol4e4 bJ ,he Uat,e4
•a,1oa■
-
u4
the
■ 11ua11oa
11 ooaples. lrltrea 11 nest 4oor lo
llhlopla, whloh
1 ■
a Chrlellan
klq4o■
•
allboqh 11
Ila
a oona14erable eleMnl
ot
Moha•••claa•. lrllrea,
~
llke•l ■ e,
ha•
a
re1111ou■
alxlure -- u..-t1Te Ou1111aaa
aa4 Ko11eu. the torMr waal - uloa wllb llhlopla.
there•• a third 1roup - lerrorl•I• who
&■■ all
lhe
llallan populatlon,lefl OTer
fro■
lb• lODI
11ae
po••·••loD of lhe 0011Dtr7
by
ll&lJ.
ror
week■,
there have been dlelurbancea -






DJSII♦ ,
• • • • •
2
wh1ch now ha
Te
turned into
l&Ta1e
war.,,,
1ca
.-1
nd ,
Koba
"I
tor









np1azorr1L
In •a•hln1ioa, a federal jur7 lh1• atlernooa
coaTtole4 Baro14 Chrtaiotte~, ,he
ior■er ■tlwaultee
uloa lea4er, lrle4 for p1rJu7.
Be wu
hea4 ot the
a•lo worker• looal at the
it ■e
of the Alll••Chalaer•
atrtke - that loa1 aad b1,t1r labor trowble whteh
l■pe4e4 A■erloaa
war preparaitoa 4uta1
tu
tt•• ••tore
loY1el auata wa• la the war.
Queattoaed
b7
a Coa1r•••toaal Oo-11,ee,
Oulatottel •w•r• 111&1 he wa• aot a Couu111,
aa4
DITlr
ba4 ... , olo••
,1 ••
With Oo•ut••· ••
W&I , . , • •
trial for that, ..
,
OIDTl0\14 -
la
■ lnet••·
Wort,-lt1ht •
•• , the
••tr••·
Ooul •• , Ulde ..... Terdt~, . . . . .
leoutoal
1ro•n4■•
lo he••• pro11oute4 a1atn, u&
a1ata baa••• ooaT1ole4 - tou4 1u1111. of p1rJv7.













••a•
1a,ere1,1ng 4110101ure1 - la the lea11aoa1
of Katlbew 0Yet1o, lbe agent of lhe r.1.1. who ro••
'
~
hl1b la lb• Oo-ua1.,
Par,,, ••• ,.ra Pean1JlYUll&.
A
t1111fJ1n1 before lb• 00-11,ee oa u-Aaerloaa •••••••
aol1Yll1e1 lo4aJ, he tol4 bow he atten4e4 the
■eelln1
of lhe Be4 exeoull••
oo•lll••··
wbea larl Browder wa•
loeee4 out. lbal ••• baok la lia1le1a•ror11-11x,
wbea
lrow4er bad
b••• for 1ear1 lbe aeural leeretarr of IM
parlJ, bo11 of lbe
A■erloan
Be41. lul be
wa1 4eaouoea
bf
the Wrenob 0011110111 Duoloa, whloh ••• the •laa&l to
lbe oeara4•• o•er here - aa4 ••' •••' lrowur.
tbe wlt••••
tour,
11111a1
how
be•••
n••••'
al the
■ee11a1,
explain• tbatfl>uolo• ••• the apoke•••
loYlel aueela. the
oo■plalat
a1a1aat lrow4er •••
Iha, be adYOC&le4 -
1
1oa-Ylolenl• ••lh041. lo bll
4onta11
■ea.nt
a return to the orlho4ox, or111aa1
4ootrlne ot ae4 re•olutloa.






•u• ....
a
Couul ■ la
would be - la oaee of war be,w,ea loT1tt
••••la and lhe Vn11e4
1,a,,1.
Be waa lelllng about
Bl1Te lel1oa, of,ea 4enouoe4 aa ••4 leader 1a •••tern
Peu171T&n1&,
an4
■ &14
lh&I
1,110a referred to lhe
BoT1el•
a•••••
an4
lo lhe Ua11e4 ltate1
u -
•the
,aea,.•
Whloh lntere111n1 tera1aolo17 oaae
lo
a 011 ....
when lhe •••• broke
lb&I
BoTlel ••••la
!a&4
the atoalo
,oab.
Aooor4lng
to
lhe wlln••••
lleTe
11110n wa•
OTIIJOJe4, &D4 1houle4: ••e
h&TI
lhe &loa boab ••••
and the•••• won't be la auoh a hurrr lo 11arl
a wu.•
Peoull&r 4la101u - tor we1tera feJIU71T&ala.







AJJJL
1
1
9U ■
Ihle &flernoon the BoM•• ot
a
•
epre1ent&,lTee
pa•••4 & 01T11 riahla -111 - •hlch
11
& 4etea, tor the
Whl'• Bouse.
~
II••
& dllute4
•a■ ure,
watered down,
w1,houl
■ea.a•
ot
enforceaenl - no leelh. After a
prolonged baltle, which
dra11•d
on aa4 on
la■ I
a1ahl, a
ooalltloa of
Bepublloaa■
and Boulhern Deaooral1 won
control lo4&J, reJecle4 lhe truan blll tor talr
e■plo7aea1
praotlo••• aa4 pa•••4 a 1u,a111u1e -
propoae4 bf ••publloaa
Ooa1re11aan
KoConael of
Va4er tbe au1a11tratloa aeaeue, poll••
aulborl\J would h&Te '••• proT14•4 - lo enable tu
aoTernaenl to entoro• raol&l
r11ht ■•
lb• b111 lhal
went lhrouah 104&7 wou14 ••'•Pa •talr ••P1•7•••'
prao,10•• oo•laaloa,• ,u, wllh aes\ to•• power te
aa4 Mk•
reoo ...
n4allo•• 10 .,0111h
4laorl■lnalloa.
Opponent• oall 11 -
•traua,•aba■, aa4 h7poor117.•
Syen
10,
lhe ,oolhl••· blll aa, h&Te ,rouble






PIJJL IJUll~ •.....
a
1a
the 8en&,e, &ad be tllle4
,7 a
•o•thera flllbueter •
lhe Senate being the plaoe where lhe 1outheraer1 h&Te
thelr be1t eh-.noe.











••••raor
••••r
11
l■po1ta1
&letaterl&l oeatre11 ••
••&J.
•••u•• •• ••
Ille eue
et
IM
eu111ere4
■ trlb
plal•
..

















.,
••
.,
la
IM
•uroy
klllla1• lrl&l
a,
llaaebeeler,
••• Bupelllre,
'h•
oo•r, prooee4l•1• lo4&J
u4e Ille
la lhe lael
•1•1••
of eueer, b&4 a1rea4J 4le4 - whea
the 4ootor a.a1a1a,ere4
&a
laJeolloa •fair.
oae wtt•••• tour••• the ,reelteal of
Ille
■e4loa1 ■ laft
of , . llo•»l
,.1,
where
Ille ••••' • • - • • •
- aa4 the
-a••1,1oa1a1
waa
teout.oal. ••'
11
,uaa
•»
, •• ,.11et lb&I , •• ,.,
.... wl11 , . • ••
• ■-re,
kl111a1•
al all.





































Are you fed up hearing
about
flying saucers?
Many
people
are.
One eminent American newspaper
editor wrote an eloquent
prayer
in
which
he
implored the Almighty to keep editors and
radio
peo
p
le fromA~Amentioning fl7ing
aaacera again.
,t'
But, Ralph Daigh, one
of
the editors of
True
Magazine
tells
me
the flying saucer story
has steppe4
up their circula~ion.
And he adds that True now ha1
an art ic le
by
a na
v a
1
s c
i
en
t
i
at , a co mm and er
'"
~
--,-~·~
~.
McLaughlin who gives
further
.
inf'or ■a
tion about - ·
.,
""'
••
~
.. e-~11t,--9'1"ee- n
1ot1et.1twac-«ape:e4:Rac
•
~
~
-liA..
..,,,Le.L, ~ : -
~
~
\ell• ef
e
£lyia1
•••e••
eoae1Ni ■1
whwh-~•
••re
411- _
t
i l l
elliptical in shape; about~
hundred-and-
iTe
t
fl
v
1
·ng at the
rate
of five miles
feet
in
diame
er;
~
.a
and
so
on
and
so
n.
per
second;
a-};\epea
.i..•
e • e ~





















EditorDaigh also tells me that in
Tucson,
Arizona
the
newspapers
of that fair
cit7
iYe detail•..._
about.
another one
st
lka
seen recentl7. la7be
ao.
~aybe we are mal(')_ng 'e• ourselves, right
in
thi■
~'.ii~
,-tt-~ ....
country•
D'
we are naturally
At
zsu2:
~=
1 It
ca
7r
.
the Q.T.
ta6
,-roa here on
I think I '11 do
what
I can
to answer
tht'Washin&ton editor'•
prayer
~
-
-
unle •• I aee one myaelt.
Or, it
J
do, don't,
keep
it
a secret.










0
IPHII
la
1la1u4, llleJ'Te I01Te4 Ille • •
,.r, . ,
~
..
lbe boa,1a1 ot.A-•u11aaea1 ••11t1a1• Ille ezpleatoa
oooure4 1bor11, ••tore the reoeal eleetloa, u4 llllle
4ou~,
wa• fell - , .....
,,, •• Ille
••lrqe oolaolCeC
wl Ill a 4eaoaatraliea Ille
••a■
were llol&l . . a1atu
,
1 tile
h11at, aa4 Ile
llu ••
p n •• , . , • • -
altlloqla
lie
a1ca•,
like
11.
her,,.., e&11a
lat.a -
h11at. •1a1e11
ll&ke• bla u 1r, all tile llM. 11au, •••• lb• ra4le
featured Ill• . . . . Oul&f - lllal .... , ••
••oil.
le, ...
a
,r., •• ,.
be
,rt••,. ,1ow •P lhe Pullaaeal hll41q.
tboJ lhou1hl 11 .... Oo-l•t•, ,., ' ' ....
oa1, - O••tat. foor 014
I•••















pp••
la •••tralla, tur••• ••l•e& t•e .,,,err.,
• tbe ab••»
.1,. 1014
leelb • •
, flr,,,
11
•e••' u
lt •arr'• 11,11e 1aa,
ha4 10••
to
a
tuor aea,111.
la Ke1,ouae, Jia Keller
'••1•1
a•••»• all&
1114•4
wtt•
tile preol•• aetal.
'
Ji■
tllo . .
•t
tu
UlMl, b&Ok
oa lb
pa■ la■
,._, other• of••• tleok
11&4 •~• , ....
kla& el Jell•
preparla1 lo atue ••' ol&llia.
Ao111a11,, ture
waa
1014
la
the■
111&2
·••lrallaa bllll, " ' a
■lal•I eo■pallJ
... alr•••r •a
tile ,oea• _
Ila& •••••
ta f ao,
·
, pro4uolaa 1•14 there
tn
a 1oag
11■••
Vhere•poa the ••l•all•I• esplalae4 lbe
whole
pbeao■eaoa
bJ ea7la1 lhal
■laale
partlele1 of








.•
,
....... .
Well,,~.
1epa4
et ••lent
9r•••• tell•
et