hour for president headquarters in washington d c senator lodge of massachusetts announces that ike's in the new hampshire primary he tells of past political discussions during these discussions he said specifically that his voting record was that of a republican he also pointed out that his political convictions coincided with enlightened republican doctors and that the family tradition was republican it is worth noting that in our conversations with general primary election for the expression of the preference of the republicans of the state of new hampshire for president of the united states headquarters outside powers he confirms lodge a statement and says he'll accept a clear cut call right now his first concern is his buildings nearly buried the mailman's work becomes strenuous along one highway a snow depth of almost twenty feet is measured almost hidden in the snow lies the crack express train city of san the city of san francisco hopelessly blocked by festooned with bicycles it's been here three days with a passengers aboard a news magazine camera man this is the first newsreel man there for the last two days the passengers have gone without nature liner queen mary brings winston churchill prime minister of great britain into new york harbor for a series of vital talks with president truman down the gangplank to a coast guard cutter strides mr churchill benefield new york auto whisks the prime in the capital the reception of military honors mr churchill whose main purpose is to develop cooperation between britain and america in relations with communist countries is greeted by president truman who agrees that peace is what both our countries almost to come to life body as well as mine development of our new weapon rolling sea today the united states knows the islands as one of its most valuable outposts slightly more than two thousand miles away reached in nine hours by a plane or a leisurely four and a half days by liner the islands compris seventeen seventy eight thus ending twelve hundred years of isolation called his discovery the sandwich island his last enemies driving most of them to their death over the pali modern highway now runs the wars that wiped out the native religion missionaries came and christianity began to spread rapidly through the island at the same time most famous song and eight hundred ninety three a revolutionary movement and that they are why a monarchy that's passed royal power for the islands were annexed by the united states and eight hundred ninety eight american influence is shown in the first house  by missionaries reminiscent of new england architecture the nation areas also established the first print shop where the bible was printed in the native language today the sugar industry started by early settlers farms the islands major source of income some twenty eight plantations like this one ongoing eight million tons of sugarcane a year when apple is the second biggest industry once an exotic local fruit it is school by currents from faraway arctic seas averages about seventy five degrees and riding a surfboard isn't easy in january as in june other parts of the island betray their volcanic origin a lighted match turns into steam vapors escaping from vents running deep into the an auditor abandoned at the last minute he decided to stay aboard alone to try to savor the turmoil with an american destroyer standing by tozer three hundred miles towards port then eighty miles from safety new storms crash over the enterprise the five inch tall cable snapped an engineer on the turmoil said later he went to one of the gale goes on men aboard the destroyer try to send food when living on poundcake morning his hands over a candle each attempt to t and have gotten one call and a shot but the most touching welcome of all is that this stone by one french new jersey in his home town which gives a neighborly parade to the thirty seven year old danish born