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T"K associate» [-HKSS HENDERSON, N. C., WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH 5. 1!<41 1 1 ' . ·χΛ7'.ΚΗΝυΟΝ FIVE CENTS » <
hirst Picture of Nazi Occupation of Bulgaria
This is the first picture to roach the t'ni.rl Stall·- It · -. i
(.iTire ami threatening Turkey. (:ι ρ;ιι.·ι tro-ip.
1)rid^e over tin IUuiuIm· from Uumana Ιο |·!;ι!^.ί i :;t.
were reported to have moved in within l'I
lluilio/iliolu
; ti." t.icrawn occupation of Hu'caria. imperiling
.in' pietund crossing a German-huilt pontoon
<; l'iiian divisions, totaling upward of 1> IJ ,000 men,
hour.-, with "10,000 more to follow.
British Aid Limited
Amendment
Is Adopted
President Required to
Obtain Congressional
Approval On Future
Spending.
Washington. March (AIM —
Tm· Senate adopted today an amend
ment te the British aid bill designed
t lighten congressional control of
. : ι■ "purse strings" by req .tiling the
Piivident to obtain speeittc eongre·.
i ■ >t 1 approval before committing
the fiovei nmenl to luturc expcadi
ti : r under th·■ aid program.
The amendment, approved without
d ,ent. v. as rerun ι neurit· 1 by the
I « · ι ιί 11 π lat ι ι committee and pro
neiit. .*'7 t w a ottered to quiet
..rg'tmenls that the lcfiishiti η would
g.ve the I'rc.-ident "blank cheek" an-'
thorily.
The proVi-uon -tatc.- that the Chiel
K\i cutis e could make contract un
der the aid measure only to the ex
tent that money i.- appropriated or
conti act are > ι η·.; ι icall\ author,zecl
Iront time to tune.
This limitai. η doc- not apply,
however, to S1 .MOI»,1)00,000 ot mili
; try mi miment which the S vern
inciit already own. > ' w'u eh Con
Kress had appropriated tor. Γ1: -
equipment could be t'anslcrcri v. t ■
out lurthe: confire-don 1 a ithority
Also approved ν as an au endr ent
terminating the lull on July 1. 1343,
or on any earlier date approved by
a majority ot both houses 1 t eti
gress.
\t \ ι »1 u ι m in ι , C 'h rill..η
(ici trge, I )e: "oc, ,, 1. lit·1·' a ot ' '
foreign π hition c ur utee. the Sen
ate \v»Ote into the b 11 an atm.'iitl·
(Contmueo on Page Five)
Money Bill
Completed
Subcommittee Refuses
to Reveal Provisions
Until Joint Committee
Meets.
Kaleigh, Match I, (ΛΡ) TO*]
• ub-comniittee working on the leen
inal appropriai ions bill eon plcted it
work today but refused to reveal,
what had been done until lu loini
committee meet· to hear the report,
and the McCiawn lu|Uor bill wet 1 !o
the House finance committi'e to Infill
hfiht legt lat t\ e action.
Sena tot Lim 11 >k in ol Κι. nk I ■ η.
chairman of the Senate mono
spending group nul co-chairman ot
the sub committee. said the joini
committee would meet this afternoon
and likely would repot t the bill to
the ; lour.
When the sub-committee started
work on the measure it stood some ι
S>2,4IMi,ooii out of line, with estimated
general fund revenues.
The liquor referendum bill, ap
proved 12 to II by the House pro-1
positions and grievances committee
yesterday, was set for another pub
lic hearing Monday altcrnoon. Vet
eran legislators I inured it would b?
killed by the taxing group a* d was |
estimated nearly $0,000,000 would be
secured during the next bienmum
Irom whisky, beer and wine taxes,
and that would be knocked out it the '
(Loiitijjutd on i-'dgfc
Fact Signed
With Mexico
Wa-,ΙίΠίκΙ'.ιι. M.1.1 :i \I»)
Negotiation ot a mutual as«.isl
aiicf agreement between the
tailed States and Mexico ga ν
the North American continent
in effect .ι ciiiiiiiiiin defense
front from the Arctic circle al
most to tlic Isthmus of i'anama.
The understanding villi Mex
ico complements tin· recently
concluded joint defense pact be
tween the ! 'nitcd States and
Canada, thus providing for pro
tection of both southern and
northern flanks of the continent.
Military, naval and air force
experts of the I nitcd States and
Me\i;'o are already at work on
specific ni t us for cooperative de
fence against aggression and it
vi is believer! the arreenda iin lud
ed .Wexi'-o's cstalilishment of
'i:i.:'l and air liases which would
lie ihailahle for I nitcd States
lise in any emersency.
Gunmen Shoot
Into Home Of
Labor Leader
C'liM 1··"< Λ1 .·ι · ι· 11 ι. ! AIM C'.tin
' - (il ni ; i ' I ι -ι i π : : >1 ι · ! ι ι tic
1 II :!· V I ' i h'l!·.! I Μ Κι· ·· . Iltlsituv. -
. .· ..;>· I I! < ι .. it ι · ' ·; II»· In—
t « Γ11 -1J n . I I J ! \ ' I('l , t ; ι I ,| II.. t ! ■ !
t'fi-i ·'■' ■ Vi π·Ιιι.,; « ·ι ;. il d
!!■!,·,■ (AM. ■ : l;,v
! I · >· ·:. 11 ; . ; ' ■ · ! I i. ΓΙ M 111,
• . I'll! ; ' mit"
·.· . :· "... ii|
l'un y' ;ΐι.·>»! ϋ«» ν ■ ι he I. .It; t in
t'cipt'iil) Krnnk N. Litt If ji.hn ot' (lie
. 11 : π I ii'11,11 11' "111 . I nj >· ·' ι reel I.
π ll.,· ι I■ - ι '■ ι ' 't Hint h ι.-·
1 ι t η ' -ιI ■.·. c-ei
in whirh t ■ ι in ■ 111 : ι ( i ï · ! - ■
I I, I I I ■· Ί ι ·|ΐ I'. f I . 1 Mi if ι ir
I ,me Iri·. t■ ι join 11 ·: "ii.
Police V'-ll'l <i :<-<l flirep
111 ; · 11 "Π ι·Ιϊ:ιι"'4(·- "I . ."It villi ;i
('ι ;itl ly v. ■ ·ίΐ|Ί<>11 ll|i<n. t\\ I 'a : c.o. -
\i ill ν fl ι"; \ it . Su in i. is r ::. I I I ir 11 i < ·
w ci e .-illfgccl toll·1'!· Ιι··Ι .ί" l!;·· two
n it'll while their c ι ..<··· |ι··ι·(|ίιι·:
til rough the bll un · irlum
Super Board
For Defense
Roosevelt Plans New
Group to Dovetail Na
tionai Defense and
British Aid.
W. a ι ! ; t> 11 ill. March 5.- (ΛΡ )-■
I'm· .dent Ron «'vt.'lt will set up a su
I «·>' committee including lour cab
ira-ι nu .i.lior and possibly Harry L
I ·. ■ >| 'i ■. 111 s Id bol ι j him dovetail the la
1'lung national defence and Briti.sl
'i )'■ ogi ani>. reliable sources pre
dieted today.
Fill! re ponsibilitv for production
! \v:i> emphasized, would continui
η r■ · -1 ■ '· ··«·»· M'oii· uifin the ι >1 fie
ol Production Management and it.
(■•directors, indostriali.·.» William S
Kr.udsen md La'oonte Sidney Hill
ian.
But Μ 1ί o-evelt would rel\
heavily, tin ■■ -ource.·, declared, lipor
1 ht* four cabinet officers, their ad·
\ i -1 us and Hopkin.· in determmini
u.obined I' it i -11 and Americai
needs and . deciding what existing
equipment .aid new productiol
should in i< a a-rd to the British.
The c\ ;·* ι.» η: winch the over-a!
aiiv isor.v group would take was no
d,.-closeci. S - i-etaru's Hull. Stimson
Knox :.mi M.a'gcntliau were listed a·
(crtain .aaebcr-. however, and Hop
!■ ins wa rep'i.'ted to be slated for ai
11, ι >o r ΐ.. > ! .ilce in tin· -etun Thi
might be a a member administra to
Ol' lia· on ofUciT.
Carol Escapes
From Spain
! ;■ a:,. : M IM'I-I :> ( ΛΡ) Km
■ ■ ■ ■■ Κι,ί Ί ni lUmiania, win
bon uni; protective guard π
In, ι · I "ι m S-. ■ ila . Spain, wa.
reported 'aao tod y î ' < · ; a ■ e e>cape<
aero-s the !i "iit'ia into l'oi tugal w itl
; Polish ρ ι- port.
Maria,· .· M igda Iaipe.·eu. the c\
monarch'-- red haired friend, wa.- le
ported to have I !'·<I with him.
Carol abdic ited laM Septcmbci
..,i oil Pas» Five)
ABC Store Advocates Have
Their Day To Present Case
Dany ItispaKli ÎÎuri-uu.
In ι he s,r ·«·■.,;.4-r nuiei.
li.v IIKMCV AVEKILL
I, ι i ; · i : · h. March .") (Opponents ul
a lateuide I i(| ι κ ii- ι c|( ι t*t if i u 111 yes
t< rda.v ; 111 ( · ι .· ι < 11111 gave cumulative ·
■ 'firm· - tli.it eond linn- in ABC
< iiint κ : ι i ι· much I )( · 11 < r now than
thin were under prohibitι·m imlud
:: In·,ii -.is testimony tli.it Kepie
I ι : t;it:·. ι· (' I I. McGowan "I I'cndcr,
.util··· ni 11 ii· p'-nding referendum
i ; ι i 1. -.iid Ii·· than a vim:' that !
the -'alii - (jim i> tin· bi'.-t method!
nl handling the liquor situatinn.
II wa> tin· finit nil lei·.-·' day tn tali:'
before tile Hmisi committee mi pro
| .n it inn.·, and gnr\ ,ιικμ- and they
took advantage nl must ul the twn
hours and >e\cnteen : ·,, u : 111 ■ - allotted
them In equal the amount oi time
consumed last Tluir--ila\ by pmliib:
tionists in eu.-.-iiiM ·' liarleyeurn and
demanding a crack at linn next Λ'ο-ι
vemuor.
The crusading air ul I a -1 week was
lacking there were no little Imy.-i
and girls in uniform herded into the I
Hall of the House to give "atinos !
I here ' to the proceed m,"·. bill iiiu"ii:
tilt ^ptciikCli lui' Jul dl ep'.l.U !
were liible i l i - teacher-. countj
commisMoner.-. judge- and out.-tand
jni4 eituen- li il! l'vi'iy walk of 1 i 1 <·
They began by agreeing with
per cent nt what ua- said la
Thursday" and ended by staunchly
defending omtml as the best mcthoc
111 dealing with Hie liquor probjen
and by pleading with the commit
tee nut tu give other counties will
dillormg view- the right to impost
tin*1 anted condition on them.
The AL>C view was stated in it;
bait -! and clearest lorm by Georgt
At. Fountain of 'I'arboro (a Bibli
class teacher), who defined the is
sues as ( I ) whether liquor should bt
controlled and (li) what i.- the mos
ta-moeiatic way ol settling the que.-·
·, ion'.'
He declared himself unable to pas
mi conditions in tar western coun
ties ot the state and declared he r
quite willing to let them decide wha
ι hey w ant. He claimed the same t'igh
tor his county and section.
On the issue of democracy ht
termed the logical result of tin
' dry" argument would be that Un
CuiiUiiUtd ou Pa*e Eive)
Britain Breaks With Bulgari
And Hints Of Bombs To Foilo
W
ψ
Turks To Stand By Britain
Nazi Offer
To 'Protect'
Her Refused
I
Rumania's Premier
Rushes to Vienna to
Confer Wi!h Goering
Over Russian Demand
for Naval Bases on
Black Sea.
(By The i'ross)
I Turkish li.adci , fli'cl.n'ccl today
thnt Turkey Λνο> Id remain laithful
to her alliance with Iϊι ·t:.i 11 de-mite
j Adolf Hitler's las' minute ;« 111 η ι ) it
I to drive a wedge b.'tween the· allies
I as Runi;ini:i ma «·Ί a : : π 111 ■ : ι re.-cr\ e
troops on the S> viet Russian frontier.
I Tin nazi I ·· · :·<·!·. in ί nu·- ago
dramatically !!<'■:; to the Turkish
j capital yestri'i !, ι ν 1 :; c\pre-sed ί
, ι desire to prntee· Ti.rl:ey*> "uiter.psts
; and wol'being."
, I 1 fi!_;)ι diploi: ,iiic r|!iartc:- a' Bel
grade said that General Ion Antone.
, cu, premier of Rumania. rushed t··
ι Vienna today to confer ι :Reich-*
I marshal Go"rin,<; he.-a'is:· Soviet
i Hns.-ia had demanded that Rumania
-I immediately cd- naval ha-"· ■; on the
- ! Black sea η ι lie: .
Rumania's armv. now ivaring l'lill
j mobilization, is dominated by Ger
•I many. Only 48 h ■·ιrs ago, Russia
j publicly condemned Germany's ae
-j tion in sending troops into Bulgaria.
Nazi troops were declared to be
massing in evei mounting numbers
•ion Greece's frontier, with steady
.streams of tanks, armored cars and
■ ι heavy artillery rolling into Bulgaria
from Rumania.
Thousands of Greek s ldiers and
workmen tailed feverishly on forti
fications barring the mountain pass
es from Bulgaria.
The Greek high command, bluntly
• rejecting it-ported German pressure
on Greece to sue Italy lor peace
1 under threat of a nazi invasion, an
nounced:
"The army and the Greek people
have decided, in the lace ol events
I ··'. matter Ir m what dir'ction. to
. ! fight on with the same undying will
' I for the:r liberty and their father
land"
Report-; reaching Sofia said twelve
German divisions — about 1 50,000
j troop. —had already reached the
'('.re-k fron(ier region by nightfall,
j ( ;> π îany's fourth air I lee'. ·· - tr
I mated at 1.1 'Of) bombers. ti'io fighter,
land Kill observation plane-. \·. ere re
ι ported already installed in Bulgaria
I "Henpecked"
iMan Kills Four
I ι
ι I ,< ·" I .! ι ill, Mil I |i" I : I i ' ι
Villi- i VI il'U ; ι 2 1 ,)·,■■ .1·· (I :
I police ■ ■ liav in;·. cm! · <1 · ,!
! It it elf. ι rl Ιοίγ ml.i
'I · ! ν Ιι(τ:ιιι·ι> Ik- was Ί|ιίι|ιιί l.i'd, '
faced anais'imt'nl in district ci it
! today ι m ;i ι mrdi'i cli.n ;;.
j l'ni ice ( 'It ii Γ ΊΊιΐmi ι .!·
ι I lie .vihihh !'i ill Iwmi. ·· ·:
I that In1 am "tiΓ' ίί <-I i:; i . ι. π m"i
! ; iid -lui red", last nigiit "ii1 · · .1 ■· · i
I nuarter . l· aided η <·,■ an ι 1 a'·· ■'
j tnl. and c.iln ly . t ι tod:
"I've ■ In ι1 11 >111 j.M ί ι plo
et i \ I re id -til ·
! l\ :lt\ Ii - π · ithci'-i:!a . In ' ·. n
j and an mail
U. S. GRANTED SITES
FOR PANAMA BASES
Panama. March *>.— ι \ 1* ' —
President Arias today iiriiclaim
cd in a manifest:! the solidariu
of his nation with the I'nited
States in all matters pcrtainiag
to defense of the Panama < an il
and announced an agreement
for the use of Panama lerritoiw
for air bases.
The agreement w ith the I nited
States, the president said, «ill
permit the latter to use air hase,
searchlight and detector sites
throughout I'anama territory be
yond the boundaries of the ten
mile Canal Zone strip.
WEATHER
FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Fair and continued cold to
night: Thursday fair in east, in
erc.isi»"^ rloudiiiess in w c.si !"►'
tû.'ii ilirai.. tUiiift Ltmptiitiu·. ·
British Aid
For Greece
Is ReporU*:
Italian l· : - ·>ι ; )< .
"Almost ί -pi· ί .· S <
vision" of Canadian
Troops Landed at
lonika; Other New .
the War,
( B\ I:· /·. ,1 ,·.· t
(;.· ■ π
(•lilt .I>|> Ί I
ι hil it ! j
nd h '.I'll
V. III Y' :
lie ΊλΙ .
I) ! ;■.
îii.vdn I.■'! ί '
Il I Mil 1 ( : ( > '
li.d liltlli'·'·
'
lia. ki ·. ( ' ·
lie . '
•Mltcli t C. ·.
Brit; F ι···:·.· >
Edi'h nid G··'
.·!..(>! the i·· '
slafl were <;· - · ·
•lUarit ι'· *ii ·.: ·' !····· ι
Brit ι-)i λ, ι.. ·■■ (Ι
in askini; : . 1 -
•t cusod ! ill It» . >»i !·■> >
Gemniiv
tack "Ή (■ 11■■ "
Rtndt; ι 1
attaci:- in uι " · · . · . ·.
"It : !
Iii.s n.iiji ty _ ·■.··■
Bulga.
tect hi· < · 1. ·
Μ·ι·". tin F dr
In BflKi-ad.·
i"C( j Ll L\- it'Ci I ! . - ·
YH/L·. isl.t
an ο11 · ·ι ' ·
un the Bail;:
It appe;. ■ i
lomatic· qui. ·■
- Li \ i a s lit—·
leave fur Gi
\Continued : . h>·· ι·
Five Killed
In Auto Crash
Aver. Μ·· Μίι«· ·
ι;; ι!. · ··.
· : !, · » '1 ■ · « ! μ ; ι '■ . ι
-k· I ·ί< 1 ■11 '·
Th.
ί 11 toi ι :1
. ι κμΙ :; -
Parliament
Told Οί Need
For Ships
Lull'). Il .1.11 . r ι ..
!., Ί ι «h
h . : ; ι · 11 : '
Λ Χ' \ίι \ . ί·
;;dn°iralt>. in ι
propi κι; .M .Il 1 III 11 ι τ · -ι
S 4111 )) t « ) I (i ί ! . '» Μ ι !
Iivmi'ildiih. "..il ρ, .. ,·
AHhiiuuli thiH would be th<
11! tin· . 11)!>. "p . ι ·. ι 1
νΐ" til· .(1ι ι Ί;·.
.sum.-, the ιλ,.ι·; ;
\viiulti he I-;«.■ ι ' Tri.
"\l ·\ ,-| II 1 : ι ■ ι ■, · \
pi nvi'i have ui had
hundreds of ships and men," Alex
ander -aid
' Ί'ι ι rein ! ι il ci III" I leet 1 · -
he-itatillMb' ' a ,;v · ·: ■ 11, ·
Sir great nun In ol n i l. nil In.
great quantities ul -lines in equip
them χ \ v
"In facing thi' battle of the Al»
'.antic now opening wc need pvefy
ounce el .it', will.· ■ ι-en·. ,.i;d
ever incri-.i.-ms product h ίι
He alined i-mnii >ι ·ιι t >■ (lie
iCuntuiuti urj i- I'vfe.
Work for Pan -American Unity
jMiss Josette Daly, the "alT^Ameriean glamor Kirl," ts shown ·ητ,·ιτ)
nftt-r a broadens! t':· >;i, N.-v. Vm !, nth and (Yi:t ·! Aim-i i< a i. the
interests of Pan-American unity. With her are Miss Sonia Correia
(left), daughter of the Brazilian Consul General to tho U. S». and
.Miss Kstelle Betaii<··. .» ;, dau^'ht· r of tile Cuban (,'onsul in New York.
Strikes Continue
To Hamper Defense
Fort Davis Strike Ends
Without Decision on
Terms, But Strike
Continues at Wright
Field and New Walk
outs Threaten.
ι iî\ The Associated Press)
Λ ' : " οι construction workers ι
at ;ι S 13.')i)(l.000 Army anti-aivcraft |
• '·■ - in North Can lina v.as
• : ""I ' ·<1· ν but an American Fed
- ! l.abor walkout continued I
.. iUt ;p Sa.900,000 in essent al (Ιο
ί t; i ·!:·!{» work at Wright Field
Ohio
Settlement of the strike at Camp
.ι , ι Mil ι :nced last nigh! by
si.· :'liai iotlci al labi r con
ι i Hater·. He said the strikers on the
: ci ι lie! p" .jeot !>.ad agreed
• ' k today although no
'ι had I icon reached
ν ,- calied Mull
■ - ·'■■[■ \'iiidli Carolina
.'in; r ; 11- a ted that t.
'' ni· ΛΚ1. >·. <n-k«v< tailed to
ςί i. ■ 111 3.011(1
tasi-d ι ill the
da'
' Κ·ι·!.|
! ; , ♦ , I .1
111 S ,11
IP pari
it a] 1 ·
•no of
. craft
s" had
: :i '('lit
. Tics
Fort Bragg
Cons traction
Is Speeded
V. ■ ΛI ' I —Si\
••.ι <g a at on. the
ι, ci h * ι · ii pnigram at
It·.·. a ··· the largest e\ er
ι ai.; cp in the War department.
\ ■ : ι ί .''lit ·■; c n π pk't am a month
. 11 m ad "I ■ chi'dll le.
: ··· ·■<·!... ' " cut lia- all eady ev
uei tic I " ·ιΐ'ι than S 115,000,000 for
K· ·!·' 1 'm ,ir:u construct ion.
Πι cntac piO.Hct. now about 75
! nercent c·plcte. will cost 834,000,-.
uiiii including $2,000,000 spent cii-,
rceily 1 o· the construction quarter
ι ter iiclore contractors tuok over 1
ι the work
Housing units .or 17 full rcgi
. 111 ^ armiiul 4S.UIKI men—already
li a c o"co completed aod accepted
ι'wunlimited on t St tiU
Birmingham
Strike Called
(By The Associated I'rcss)
\merican Fédération of Labor
members seeking wase inert uses
and a "security" clause said to
day they would strike tomor
row at the Ingalls Iron Works
in Birmingham, Ala. The plant
ha- defense contracts approxi
mating S 1011.000.000.
'I'heir announcement followed
close on these other developments
alfecting national defense:
Twelve thousand American
Federation of Labor roofers went
• :i: strike in Maryland walking
οΠ' i"!is that included project* it
the Aberdeen pro\ ing ground
ΓΊ ;ι'« ιι(η1 arsenal and a <. I «· 1111
I . Martin airnlane ftefnr\. The
imi'm spokesman protested It· it
carpenters were being given work
which was the roofer
< ! ' ) mt m tiers it t h·· Aluminum
( ι.ϋΐρ,ιii.\ of \mcrica plant a!
I il-.'-w aler. V ! . call· for a
< ' ' ι
5 , · ί I. 1 ' X )'■>', ! i i
?s \« >\Y ! M \ ! t ' \
i ' "
i , ; : . ■ I
MM" 4 · t M I
H, ■·.!·!,·· . · . ; «η Μ ·
srt iii ;· >\ . ί .
I !'· ι . Ι.Ί ι >!U'(l .1 ' ' λ ;
\r1 h 11 r
White Oak
Mills Close
ι (ίιΐΌΜ-ΐ,.,Μ,. Maixh Γι. (ΛΓ) Th»·'
Whit.· Mill- III ■·.·' t
tore.* ■ nl tlrnim ill tin ■ - lei.
ρΙ·»> tng 2.077 persons. Hissed down
t..day li.r .m tod et util· ,μμήκΙ w hei
the 7 ι ι'ι·1< ick si It -i:,ned 1·. : .
finishing room relu.«pd to go 1·· w i
Later in the morning. company · ,
u · ι ; 11 - conferred with ·· >·οηιη itiee m
11 11 it mi and women represent in;: the
• ■·.< 11 iloyees. but -llortly belo,t' no< π
Herman Cone. mill oiiicial. .ιηη<·ιΐηι·
cd tli.it no agreei: eut had been
n ■lied.
Members oi the en· fitter - id
'III y welt" protesting t!:·· out, Ί ι·Ι
âmi .additional looms ^ li eh v. ·- 'urn
ed into the finishing room S.iturdry
Ί hey said they were asking not
! ι iilv lor more help to handle tin m
i ι rca-ril output tiom live loom 1111 1
' loi · ·ι .4L;·· ill ι . 4.» f! L'i.l J J i-J .. vttU.
[ to 40 CiiiU an hoar.