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KNOX DEMANDS SHIP BUILDING 'MIRACLE'
* * * * * « * - - -
Sea And Air
Power Win,
He Declares
Navy Secretary Sug
gests Production "Mir
acle'* Be Accomplish
ed by Increasing Effi
ciency of Labor in
Y ards.
Washington. June 3.— I VI') —
Secretary Kiin\ demanded a pro
duction "miracle" of (he nation's
warship Ι>ιιΐΙιΙ>ηκ indu.strv t';>
day in older to assure the I nited
States and Britain of command
of the seas.
"There ran no longer be any
doubt". Kno\ said, "that this
war will be determined by Uyo
things—no one thins-—a success
ful combination of sea and air
|io\\ cr."
Speaking to ;i conference of ship
builder.·. In told them it was up to
tin. 111 to -it· that Amer ca and I'.ntaitj
weic equipped with the warsllip part
i of the combination neee sary for
i victory.
Knox suggested that the produc
\ tion "niiratW* be ace mplished by
inm-asing inn: ediately the efficiency
ol 1 .bor in ship building yards, since
virtually all are now scheduled to
'do all the work they are capable ol
undertaking.
"Then- ι no criticism of what has
bien done to date." Knox said. "It
has been well done, but it is not
enough. We've Sot to do more. We
must have s mething more than an
I honest day's work. We must have
I the kind of spirit and the kind of
i zeal that nimates men when they
: go into battle."
14th Draft
Call Issued
Raleigh, June Sir—( AP)—Briga
I diet: General J. Van B. Mctts said to»
day liuit 1.401) youth- wnuld be la»
cl a·:·, d inl» tin· Army Γι .,· .ι y ea ι !
military training under North Caro
j ! :«-»** 1-1 Hi draft call.
Tin· ! a ' cal! ; ! * »r 1 .nail \v!i it υ s
■ and -inii .\'r.;r ■ ·ι·~" tu i»c Inducted al
!■' ι: · ! ::· : .· ni ' a end . .1 m··.
S, π ..Π ;.;al vwrv bu..y
figuring quotas for local boards.
I
Syria Looms
As W ar Zone
Britain Gives Broad
Hint That She May
Have Taken Step To
Beat Nazis There.
< B> Tilt* \ssociatcd Press.
\ broad hint that («real Bri
tain may already have taken
steps to beat the (ierrnans into
1 reneh-rtiled Syria—prospc< l?ve
site of the war's next great bat
tlefield—was dropped b> i >n
don sources late today.
Amid a Hurry ot act! vit.\ in
the French capitoi. pointing t<» a
crisis in British French relations.
London quarters suggested that
it was significant that British of
ficialdom was silent on the sit
nation in S,\ ria.
Meanwh: i« . the authoritative la.
ci-î ed: ·οΐ . \ lî'gni!" Clay da, often a
-1 ' i.t III : I'l l·: ;« I Mil ■ ί -πι. de
t lared 1 h..Τ lienii.inv .uni Italy were
r< ady : r .aln'ii against the United
Slate il live United State entered
the war.
In V,c!.\ C'liiet ft State Petain
cal led an ιη·μ< nt cabinet meeting late
this afternoon, th< second of the day,
alter cnlerrmg with Generalissimo
I \\ eygand.
In Pari-., the populace \va- warn
I t ci t<. he ready 1 <m a practice air raid
alert tomorrow the first since Adolf
Hitlei's ennquei in.i> levions swept in
to tin· nid French capital.
Si η m i ta ? h ■< ί ι - iy. t he Freneb-con
trolled Beirut radio charged that the
British were preparing to attach
ι Syria and declared 'hat French
I torecs were ready to "reply ett'ee
! tively."
Authorized nazi quarters in Her
hn. with apparent significance, saia
Germany would yive France a "free
hand*' to reply to any British at
't rr.pt? as?, inst her sncereignty
k f
Nazis Report Record
British Ship Losses
Total Nears
Sinkings Of
April, 1917
British Wonder if Next
German Blitz Will
Strike in Middle East
or in Attempt to In
vade British Isles.
( lî\ Tin· Associated Press)
.\' i 11 II it let·'.s high command re
j. * - ■ ι todi® tluit '< 4(>,()()(> ton» ot
Γ, · ι. mcivhnnt shipping was dc
\ rd πι May—a ligure closely ap
nu the H52,000 tons of allied
•< !it tn the bottom in Britain's
• critical month of die World
U . Api il. 191 i\
lu ttii· war in the air, royal air
il.«ht raid, ι .spread "large
π an at tack on Berlin, the
1. ι ι air ministry announced, and
: targets m Germany's in-·
<1 ' : . I I Kll hl·.
i Germans acknowledged that a
I civilians were killed and
IV red.
M· iiiwhile, the Britislf mulled over
: ' l'i'inent oy Reichsmarshal Her
Goering that the conquest of
Cote prov d Adolf Hitler's asser
: iii t "there are no unconquer
lands"—and wondered if the
' German Mit/- would strike in
M ddle Mast or in an attempt to
ι I- Hie Bitish Isles.
quarters in Berlin said the
. M would not long he kept in
e ' a they cited yesterday's meet
i»twcen Reichsfuerht r Hitler
: 11 tinier Mussolini at Brenner
Γ -.
ι ' : r h navy officers wh directed
al of more th 1 m 15,000
1 and Greik troops from Crete
ι id that 20,000 Germans drown
1 : hen their transports were
' d by British naval guns,
e Middle Ka.-Ί war theatre, the
- ι ·γ strategic position was ro
d shaping rapidly with the next
·' -til.· apparently destined to
η the Krone -ruled colonies
Sv ι 'ind Lebanon
I'."ill the German nd Krrnch dc
1 reports lr m Turkey that nazi
ι ' d troops had already landed
■ Syrian port of I.atakia.
■ \ 1111.1rit;.ti\o sources in Ankara,
"ι ι or. insisted that a nazi eon
■ nt of more than 500 troops out
! d for desert iehtiftg landed
Thursday at Latakia, and that a
τ '' treighters flying swastika flags
1 been assigned tn carry Ger
ii Ίο ps and heavy military equip
1 ι' from Rumanian ports to Syria.
Π: Ί,-h troops were reported pois
the Iraq and Transjordan
! Mi. i- to moot an expected nazi
" 1 cross Syria into Iraq and
'' · I ne in an attempt to split Brit
M ddle [vast forces.
' Krench-cont rolled radio at
' ' ί charged that the British were
t ι · !> ιrιna an attack against Syria as
''a 1'rench government held an un
■ 11ν I ng meeting on what was
n 1 '·•«"led to be the tense relations
^Continued on f'arîe Seven *
Shot Down by Nazis
Lt. Richard II. Hillary
Flight Lieutenant Richard H. Hil
lary, RAF pilot assigned to duty in
Washington, arrives at New York
from London Shot down in a fight
with Nazi airmen over the English
Channel, Hillary's face was so bad
ly burned plastic surgery was nec
essary to give him new eyelids and
a whole upper lip, grafted from the
skin of his arm,
Jackson
To Bench?
Informed Circles in
Washington Predict
Attorney General Will
Succeed Hughes.
Wa-hingt« >n. Juno Ά. -(ΛΡ)- Chill
ies Evans Unifies, the eleventh man
in history h< erve ;i.- chief justkv
ni' tir· 1 "ni*· » I Stile , "il! îclinq !-n
his high «it 1 is ι on July 1 ;md retire j
to private 11 !. because of "eon-idera
tions <» 1 he»:,1th and age."
The décision οΓ tin· 79-year-old1
jurist, to I'd ire marks tin· end οΓ Su
preme Court service that has covor
ed 1!' ye,·: first ;is associate and!
later as chic! justice. It also closes |
a ea π ι τ in publie Ί'1'e that has been i
unu-ually varied and distinguished.
A< :oon as the ehiel justice's in-j
lention to retire became known spc
\ Continued on l'a no Seven>
CHARTER ISSUED
TO WILSON FIRM
Raleigh. .Tune 3. - ( Λ Ρ ) Secretary
ol State Ίv;id Euro today i- ucd a
ccrtilieate of incorporation to Thurs- |
ton Motor lanes. Inc., ol Wilson. N.
C.
The charier authorize the firm to
own .and ooerate ι mtor ^U e. . and
truck- loi- hire and otherwise. Au
thorized capital -tock i> (ί,ΟΟΟ share
! of which 2,000 . hall be fir t prel'er
l ed stock with a par v alue ol $2.».
2,000 share.- second preferred stock
par value $2Γ), and 2,000 shares eom
I ι no η stock, no par value, Three
shares of common stock were su 1 >
, scribed by D. J. Tliurston. Jr., An
nabelle T. Thurston of Wil-on. and
D. J. Thurston of Clayton.
British Naval Officers
Say Methods Used On Crete
Would Fail Against Britain
By LAUKY ALLIA'.
Alexandria, June 3.—(ΛΡ)—Some
t 1 Untii.li navy ofticers who di
I'U'li'il the· removal of more than
lo.iiuo imperial and Greek troops
'"■ni Crete expressed the opinion
'"day that Gcrrfuiny must, on the
"·'■ ■ ol what happened on the is
' nd. devise ot hi r means of invasion
1 1 ■ · ι"' · .itempting an invasion of
England.
■ ■.ι/ι el I'm ι to land sea-borne
,n" I1- failed, the officers said, in
spite ..I the fact tii. I Great Britain's
niMrc-t naval base v. .is more than
Ί'ίι imle., I'rom eastern v.Vete.
Britain warships br ke m overy
'•irye stale effort by the Germans ύ
send transports and countless n:-h
boa's loaded with soldier^ iron.
t.c Greek mainland to the isliiml.
K\ rn Willi complete mastery ui tile
■ in', the Unman- tailed Id provide
tht protect nui iieee .-;iry In land men
anil supplies, the nilicers said.
It w.i.·. estimated reliably here that
about 2o,(Mi() Germans drowned when
the ships carrying them were .smash
ed. Oik conv y alone w is said to
have gone down carrying about II),
000 men, and scores ul fishing boats,
each loaded with at least 1 CIO Ger
mans, were destroyed dining the
past l'ortnig:.t in operations around
Crete.
1 saw most nf the evacuated troops
on their arrival in Kgypt. Λ11 the
mi'ii told tlu' same st ry:
''The whole battle would have been
différent if we had had air lighter
protection'' \
New Strike
Settlement
Effort Made
Defense Mediation
Board Appeals tc
End Walkout; Strike
May Bring Showdown
on Defense Work
Stoppages.
«
(By The Associated Press)
The defense mediation board made
• new effort today lor a ,-c ttlcmen
in 1 '.(■ 25-d;.-y eld strike of 12.Ill"
C'K) lumber w rkers in tlie Pacific
Northwest. which has curtailed sup
plies needed for the defense pro
gram.
The board already has recom
mended that the strikers resume
work pi ndmg a settlement and ha.
remindi-d the union of Pre iden
lloo.-i". ell's assertion in liis addres.
a week ago that the American peo
pie c.spcet the impartial reeommen
d. tions of the board to be accepted
Thus, some Washington circle:
tjr light the lumber strike migh
bring a showdown on the adminis
tration effort to end work stoppage
hampering national defense.
Seventy ln«"'snnd Chrysler Cor
poratmn worker at Detroit won wagi
increases and bonuses totaling $1.~>,
000,000 la.-t night, subject to ratifi
cation at meeting- of the CIO Unitec
Ant mobik Worker- union member
ship.
A mediation board ..ppeai to "show
their patriotism" prompted the 15a;
City's Metal Trades Council at Sar
Francisco to ask its members las
mght to return to work at the Ileth
lehem Shipbuilding Company. The
council action, however, did η t em
an AKL macninists strike agains
Iiethlehem nor d.d it effect the AFI
and C'K ' maehinists work stopp igt
in ten ther bay area shipyards hold
ing $5.00,00(1,(ll)ll m delen.-e order.-.
Cities Cannot
Be Defended
Boston. June 3.-—(Al'j—Iil.iyo
f-ΊοπΊΙο 11. I ..ι ( 111 : ι rtl i : ι of Now Ymk
director of civilian defense for tin
I'lilted Sl.ilr. , .ml tud.iy tli.it til:
country did not p i .-.es. tin· nece-sarj
ctj II i I >11 ii · il t 1" pioU-cl il.-, c* ι tie.·.- lion
,ιιι- raids.
"We kin ν Ii.r π ι ι p.in-lit ν. ■
need," lu- .nil, "mil lit' not kic
I 1111 I * I '. 1 - . Till' "( I I [ pu : I hi (loi·., Ilo
ex t h il il il ι Ν 1. not .ι ι-ity ιι
America could alïord I" buy il."
I .aCiilardia e t mated tlut il woult
cost between SV.'i.iimi.OliO and $1(1(1,
(MKl.dlHt to ΙΊΙ out tlie- auxiliary fir
department.. lU'i-di-d. adding that ci
vilian defin-e equipment would havi
lo take it.- lorn in tin- hope tha
production ol m.ire urgently needec
war niati-nal should make air r;ιi'
proti'ction iiiatcnal unneie.s-ai'y.
War Games
Are Started
With the Λπιιν in Tenni .· c<·
.! line 3.—(AIM Τ lie fifth d,\·>;.»■
—une t» 1 the Anny'.· nine . liv .·■ line
fighting organization mined inl
the pivotal flank position today a·
5Γ),<ΜΜ) 7th Army corps troops swop
northward in the Tennessee win
games.
The tilth division, irom 1'τΐ ( u
tor. Micii., ;j,ivc the lîïth md .'iUîl
divisions several hours start and loi
lowed a battle plan that would ρ Γ
them on an eight-mile taolelanc
"battlel'ield" about 50 miu- tn n
Nashville at about the same time.
Theoretically, the three division?:
are to meet an invading army strik
ing southward at the rim oi' tlu
Cumberland Plateau.
Yankee Warriors Wearing Canada's Wings
Those smiling lad., fr«»m tin.· United Slat ; ar· pictur· 1 at t!.·· training school of the Royal Canadian Air
Force at Moncion, Canada, after they qualiii Ί 1 <r · .«■ ; 1* \v:· ·-. Loft to right, front row, J. E. Williams,
Michigan; C. (. Fahnestock, Now YorU ; L. <>. \\ kl-; . Mi ouri. i\I i-Idle r«»\v: W. Simmon.-·, North
Carolina; «I. L. Moore, South Carolina; 1). Κ. ΑΙ; π, achusotts; 1). 11. Bradley, California; I5a.il
Rathbone, Jr., son of the famous movi·.· star. < -i «·ι; ia. Top row: J. J. Lynch, New York; J. K. Dili >ri,
Illinois ; F. L. Wariirll, l ι.. . id Κ. 1'. Yose, Massàc h use Its. ( (Ictilral Vres*)
Wheeler
Leads Fight
Administration Lead
ers, However, Predict
Prompt Action on New
Recommendation.
Washington, June 3.— (AIM —
Kooseveit discussed with con
gressional leaders today the War
department introduced yes
terda> to give the government
sweeping authority to conscript
private property useful to na
tional defense.
Kohert l\ Patterson, undersec
retary of war, said in a press
conference discission of the
measure that ' the President
.should have the authority to
throw I he whole industrial power
ol tins country into equipping;
the army."
» ne military and naval re
quirements come first," Tatter
son added in say ing why the bill
h. i! been offered.
' i ndcr the selective service
system, the government has the
authority to interfere with the
liberty of indiv'iduals. and I see
m» reason w by it should not
have power also over property."
WiUhmglcm, Juno S.—(ΑΡ)—Sub
! ·!1 - !" .il.zed 111
ι Ι· ίΙ;ι ν i i !'·:( \Y.,r depart
■ ni ' ; 1 'τ ifli'iii
• . · ·· . ■·.·· '''.'delated
• ' < ι il y m
' " !.\ needed
'I 'II : ι ·' ! * »! I ill I >1! ! ' » r UK
pmI·.. ..*! Λ ï vh wt'Mkl endow Mr.
I : : V, ·■ «·· ··., "... ,·!· ρ,Λννν
mcv ι >1·- »! >«·: : ν mm l'.«·· dent WiK
*m. had a: I .· η World
\ V · 11 " rl.iy .
( Mit· ni îiti· · t : . îtjp \\*;ir
departnient'- 1«·.·. ■ ■>< ν «»r
Wheeler I h·; ·γ il. Λ] · ·· . who
il. l'oUght ti luiliil H·;· I'' !hi ...ί ., n:>
! » ». ! en' <lr an.r ιγγ,ι ai ·.·
"I'Mfl. l!:! I) ill. ! Ι ' ' ''Μ Λ ♦ J >· > rt -
vrs, "the President could lake oyer
.11 the property in Kew York, Mon
ι.π·,ι ': ;m]\ > 1 ht■ .· I.itc .aid r invert
!ii· ' '«· in · · ,\i - κ· pro -erve- or
((" >ntiniied on Pn^o Seven)
JURORS QUALIFIED
FOR SUIT AGAINST
TOBACCO COMPANIES
1 ,«'\ 111 lit ι »n K> . .lime Ά ( AP> Ten
lain e 11 in lificM ; mu . »t three nuire
jurors today 1>vought to twelve the
nui"i»er .-Heeled !" he;ir anti-trust
di\ ι iim charge.·· "I criminal ntono
po'\ ;md ; ιu I :\iim ι^:ι in -1 the
li.i 1 ii·ιι*> lhree fewest t"l)aeen com
panies, their .subsidiaries and execu
tives.
Nine 'm' were qualified
yesterday.
ι w.i alteni '-C jurnr» are yet to In
sel"eted. hut the pi "seeutinn and de
fense each may re.ieet without ex
nlaiTition any three oi tho.se vvhi
fi: ; nht'v. ,
FDR May
Veto Bill
President Would Re
fuse to Sign Farm
Parity Loan Fund if
Price-Fixing Annexed.
Washington, Juno 3.—(AP)—Prcs
idcnt Him evelt, autiinrilal ·. · mures
reported today, .'.II vitu tile bill
carrying Imid.- I";' the ί1·"ι |n ι cent
parity lu ill am γ luire ρ ν:'...·, i:
ι C'onjjrt"- in.-i·t.- on ,ΊΗυΐ'ίιιιΐ1.: «in
! amend : ont I'.· 1 m i ι. ι i il ι i · 11 · .·. -
! ΠΙ' ,Uu\ I'I'nilH'llt I I'f'll ι .u ι II
pre iclui'l.i.
I i Mr. I:,ell, ' t ·· »·.·..·.·. ■ · (I.
was SO opposed to Ihr· mm.mum
• ι price legislation that he would re
1 ι ject it n :■ ird!( : tin· \ it il port
ante m tin1 ι· ■· i.'i iv'rt/h it }iut»
pi m d Iu I>i■ iιΐι· " ι ated.
Λ ι: tt( r ι -1:11 · · I. tlit y du
el., nil the : il · .· 1 is t' i
Xo 1 mill \, < : · ivided .n tn · i'
t ( "ui t -ι ·. . i I ';·:*#· S " I'll 1
■ship Gift
Ο β IV ν jp._
Britain
Wat
To
Suggested
Ilarrishm - : .1 une 11. - Λ I' )
1 \\ «> IV .J >: i I < 111 .,1 II'IHIM nil
lives in il»*· >i·!· legislature mi.
jested tod ι \ I til the * 11 i if-ci
States i; * \ « · Iti ».·ΜΜ) ί ί · » ι hattle
ship North ( at ohua outright ίο
tin* I5riii>h l.i" « ι i;iiit ul without
rcscrx alions.
Ilcrht rt (. ( «.ties and \rlhiir
IV llrethericU nlroduccd a reso
lution a "Kin : that tlu· legislature
nicmoii.ili/t ( · n-rcss to enact
legislation, n nerd he, Co perinil
President Koosewlt to take this
aetion.
i lie resolution declared "lor
tunes ol our own country" were
linked with those "of our sister
democrao " and added:
"The I nil· <1 states has recent
ly placed in .servie*» the hattle
ship North Carolina, a nioie
modern and effective ship ot
war. which t in he used in inline
diate action auaiusl t'he coin
mon enemy with much better re
sult than h> sa\inu her to meet
the enemy .«loin· at some later
date."
VEATHtR
I οι: ΝΟΚΊΊΙ * ΛΚΟΙ.ΙΝ \
ιΊιιικΙν. sraltrn-il show
l is anil (hliiulriλΙιμ»its
anil \\ i'iIih'mIj » . -Jiulitl.\ waniiri
nurlli ii-ntral pnrlMiii.
IM.ncl.d Hrjtlii'i· liiri'iasl lor
(lir pi-rind from 7:SU I». m. Jinn·
ο In 7;.Î0 p. m.: .Iiiiip 7: Ti'mper
.1 ill ι·· ΙιιΊιιλ nnriiial middlr and
latter part of period: preripila
tion liiaw al br sinning and mid
air of period.
Cigarettes
Rationed
In Britain
Washington. June — ( VP) —
Π : · I iiit'd States might now he
>.<· 11i!ii4 more tohaMo to (ireat
Britain than ever before ii the
hitler had tlie shipping facilities
and the foreign exchange to
tiiiaii: pill clia^es, the .Agrieul
t ii !" d< partirent dc< tared today.
i ne pnhlie demand lor cig
arctt - in Britain lias risen
sharplx since the war started.
Ih·' d'partm<nt reported, adding
that consumption would have
ι is» m i.) per cent 11 sufficient
toh;i(M could have been obtain
ed
As it e Britishers are being
rath.»»» ! ■: MO percent of con
>ηΐίΐρ<:«'ΐ «χ··.tus- of a shorta".e
of ο» » . ii ; ; » : : · -pace and the
licces s : ι \ »i < .»r.ser\in:; foreign
exchange lor war materials.
Messages
From Zanizam
Survivors
Wll « >' I I. Mr . \ I Ί · : W '
Κ ·.;.{· .M 111 η , , , , Ï.i. ί ri. -
ι i vr i .t ί'ι · }n ίι 1 ; ·· · i · ί,
1 ι «ί il i:,. m .·
'
Ί i :· . ! Α. M I fut, gnt fhi 11 .· -
• ' > >'î '1 '11 1.ι■ '' I'm! ι·
Λ Jj·ί»ι« !»π). Ί'. Mimy CTkoinas 1 ).
' » « ι' ! v. cl! and · ; ι Ι'ι». Lt i
\ ■· ■ i ". · ι » I ' later χ χ χ."
ί·!· «1 i l-.lhei : -All s .1e
. ι !11 · ·ι 11 κ i « \ .au.ub in^ihiuiM'.
χ χ i- χ ft ·. ;iU" j «ri - >1Η 'Γ nil
< i · ■ 1 1 t · I h · ι < I i η j 11 r i » ' .
.ί · ; ι·μ·! ' · '« · » ι ν y.iu .ί r·. rliun
! ! '. · ι ' 1 t , .| !■ I ! ! t ill ι iUjJi ΙΜΐΐΊ'Μ.Ι
î ■ · r a i I ' « ι ! Cr ο ■ \ χ χ I*·· -sibil itv
Χ- t j I ...ι i"h ι: r.h'm ι ..I -ι ·»Ι this
ν < ' - ·η. ν, \\ «mnded \\ hm the
/. μ,, π 11 w . ι sunk.
'! ί ; » W il·..Μ men. toll a< < ..m ! .
w t · «η ι unit l· » Ah u a ill... mi (l tlu
Bombers
Ordered
\V;t ·.. r ι:· I. »! ·. .lune -( Λ1 ') —The
u d .. ι ' " · ι · . m m ί in('(.*(I awai d
ι ι l.i ·. ' ι w · » ι ■ ·« ·t eont raets t<)tal
m:. . 1111 ' t j'-m - .;:!U.UiMUHi().
< »ti« i" s;\:i;.unu.U(H) \ν;ι> avvard
( · i 1" ί "ii.-ohd 'e< ; \un ail Uurpora
I Il l J J U'L'i I. l'ai.
Yhe :»ilu·!. ι·"' >îMî.J \'2.()!Kî was
, ι ν : ι π ied in I )ι >· ; ιΛ 11 ci .UI Com
pany. S ea 11 le. \\ >h
i ι· ah "i tin· hum* "ider were (1»^
.erihed by the \V.«i de|t.trlincut ..s.
dr. lulled tn until'·' Γι* ident liousu
\ c]t .· £"al i f bon.ι η ι ••«rlncliun al
the· rate of 500 a iVionvi.