Hettîtersort Haflu Htspafrh
DAILY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN THIS SECTION OF NO UT H CAROLINA ANI) VIRGINIA
, jl λ ivyii \s ι. i>v;n ι il V_>/ \ Il
TWENTY-EIGHTH YEAR 'τhV!'λ^ογΓα τκ ηrpVrSssof HENDERSON, N. C., WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE
/~1
IS, Hill » · r ui.i s m: ·. ^ κ ν κι t ;^κτ bkni κ in FIVE CENTS COPY
German Consulate Closed by U. S.
■H···· % yrwmm-iMM- t
Dr. Hans Bnrchrrs (riirhO, Cîrrman Consul-General in New York, pauses at the donr of his ofTTres and
shouts "No" to reporters request for a statement. His office is included in the President V ord«-r that
Na/i consulates elose and their personnel leave U. S. l»y July The German Κ m buss ν in
,ru « all
- " — Ah(-' German Embassy in Washington
was not allected
Nazi Protest To Be Rejected
Να Detaîis
Revealed
German Note of Pro
test Against Closing of
Consulates Received
By Welles.
_____
\\\< nmton, June 18.
• (Jorman protest on the r\pnl
-.··!■ (' nazi consul.- from the United
S' .·« · ι- delivered 1 « » the s» .■*»· de
ι ' nut t 'cl.iv and Snmn r Will
eeretary ot State, indicated it
lu he flatly rejected.
ΊΊ »■ note w;<- taken to Weill by
H !i Thomsi n. Germ t. charge
( ι : ! ai l'es.
I1 .mnuuni-.lift : t s ivevipf. Well·'
<Ι· . "an d to (!,.·.·|ι» t t : : ι · e intent.
1' :i >tf except te -ay that it \va- ;i
11 ' ι a n·' i. ι. -1 i t St. ι * · dej>a rt -
- · ·; del Mi -nd.. ν t hat .'ill ( Je!" ..η
t ! ; da r oj t it. .ai - lea·. e the c <η i ; \
.1 . ! ν in «η the μ 11 ·. ί id- t hat t hey
; d engaged 11 ae:. . ι a . < ■·. .c i
' 'he welfare ot ' :: I 'nit? d Slate .
•V· li( added. i 'Wevri1, tii.it ar
rai HVmcnl· were be n:.· " ad tor the
d ρ n ture ι>! the c ι: uL-.
Γ : : ! W.< - coll.- ide led tai.'a:: 1 nt r »
announcement that live ( îet main
1 ·ΐξ v. « dd he ι ejected outright.
Weill e \ j1 '. ι ■ η · (i t ..it untie: t «■
I ■: ·" efl i ire the l.' lilted St at
ν ild . ι. belligerents lor the l<
c ndu' ι ot the c<m.-ular ot I trials on
ti » η : e! ι : ! η din et. tu Ciei .".any
I ' ι> indu aled the arrangement.
." 'de by tin* I Hit* ( 1 Slates w -uld a:
ire that the consular otlicials re·
I'll η die ri to (îennany ι. tlx r than
K·1 t" I «at in An κ can e< η intra ·> w;i< : e
tiny lui ah t l'ont muh· the activité·-·
t. h al eau a d their «. xpul -i··η J'ro -
t. « United States.
Leaf Buying
Under CGC
r-ΤΛ k -* ν γτ|·λ · ii
lold In 1 rial
Lexington, is.»., ίΛ';·.Ίΐ .' uttiirncy.. I
"tteinpted iiiiTL': .-I1111 ν ;u Hit' y v
l 11 ! 111111 i - tubai'l'll ill.It'll USt tl'lal I"·
tl.t> tn introduce a cupy >'· a puipurt ι
ι·ι1 contract biiuicn a nil :ai agency
••'1(1 tin· hxpuit Leal Ϊίήιίιι L'uni
pany, a suiisidiaiy ul t.'it lii~itis.li I
Ainriii'aii Tobacco Company.
Cuy Λ. Hi elton ni 111 ιΊ ι ! 111) ι ici, \
\ ice president I Ivvport Li ai, testi
lu d the document "appeared tu b
a ro]ry ul tin .'"iiUacl, but .said lit·
was nut lanuliar eiii.uyh with the
.m iSUial tu idi'iitily tin f· jus tin
• nit accurate." ·* m
Slielton testified lit· had un a con
hart betwien thf 1'VdtY 1 (.'ιίμπίιΙ
l'y Credit Cnrpor.iti"n .nul
L.| at but didn't identiΓ\= Γι duei.meitt
IΊ ul erred by a del. ii.m alt int'j a a
i"|iy ul the contract.
An t'Xffutivo ul tin· Imperial Tu
bai'i'ii Company ut Great Uritain
If tit n il yesterday that his firm
buying pract j ι ·< ivniauu'd unciianu
•'I .·lit τ federal I'uiiiniudit.v Credit
Curpu'-aliun linanenn; revived pur
a-.in({ operations halted by war m
iy;:y.
Government objections were on
"a· Ur iiliil that the jury illicit «et
the unpressiun tlm ·: ,. innient "sane
' "Med" Imp.'rial's buying method-.
1'" ι· ι bji-etiuiis wen uv i ruled.
British American and Imperial are
(Continued on Page Eight;
Dispatched
No Details Revealed
Concerning Contents
of Protest on Consul
ate Closings.
Berlin. June 18.— (APV—The dis
patch .<) Germany's pniic I i 11». : 111 ï 1
Pi t κi lit I·''» » ι·\ · It's order closing
all German e »n ,late. 111 the L-ni led
Suite, bi'cti^h! ;i momentary lull to
day in i· e -discus: ion of the 'e'lise
Genium-American rt la tions.
The Germans are >aying nothing
further but apparently ;ni' taking
tin· .'i 11 i t ude ! i ;. 11 tl··· next step is ιιρ
to the I'mted States.
A .· !··fi v., <"hcr the episode might
be vis ι-I'lru 11 c-1 » - c I with Germany's
I·>rι ai pre. cntati η ol a protest, an
authorized .-|<--kesmah said:
"λ'". Γ : : e ι'iei.cn to our note i>
a v. ai ted."
The t· "i tin prole t was not
(i ·el'»M'd. : ι· ■1 ! I\ indication ol il··
na: 1 ire 1" am general tatement
■ ι · '' >11 i ..i·. ! ι \ ■ : ' ( ierm in e n
. ι i I.i ! e.- in 1 lie Γ! a d Si a les had bei η
uuilt.v <»l any conduct injurious to
\mcriea.
Italian Move
Up To U. S.
1 s ' » j 11 '. . Jliih I o. - (Al'j— A spokcs
ι '-.in .. .d t> day that Americans in
Italy wiai It I b·. treated e\aelly the
•aine ii. lue l ulled State.-, treats Ital
ian.· 11 . :ni; ai America in the matter
ol «redit and property freezing.
lue de'.nirtion ol American risi
deuce in lt.ily and the interpreta
111 ίι of 1 he Italian decree yesterday
.·. ii.e. e.wii pled hi eh residents from
cerlain pro\ .sion.-. Mich as the block
ing of ban!·, account; depends on
W.i hingtun, the spokesman said.
The Italians thus presumably
w 111 d re(|tiire the a me length ( » J*
re. 11■ nee a. that required by the
I'm led Stale.-· to establish an alien
a «ι resident.
Strike Clones
Kinston Fiant
Kill-;.Ml. ,f(ιm· IX ■·( M i—Till·
.* 11.<-ν shirt ( ompan\ Inn· v\ is
rluxj lixl.i\ i>.\ a strike <>l near
i\ ::ίιϋ employees.
j lii· \Miri.ris demanded a II)
pern til u.i;r inere.ise .mil min
imum 1 >a> ol 111 eents an hour.
ΛΙι·ν I. («ros>, rottipam prrsi
>]ι···I. said tlit- woi'Kers rut oil'
tin· power to stop the operations.
OrRaitizrr Pauline Galloway of
tin· Amal^matrtl (lotliiim
Workers union M IO) said Gross
11Τιιμί! to negotiate till' w orkers'
demands.
I'ieltets patrolled tin· enlranees
lo the plant and poliee w affiled
from the opposite side of the
.street. 1 here was no disorder.
ίΚΐ
Senator Downey Says
Property Seizure Pow
er Would Close Small
industries,
V; , ,ι· : ', ij . .til"! I l.-M'i S. η
ι I ■ .· η · ·> I)· ' ... : II. ( .1 li 11 1 m ι.
I if '· 11 !« κ ι; ι y tli'! * j > ι »}«-i : .
i . ·.. ι : ι Ι.· «I I.y 11.,· \V
<;■·!. · ?;· · . id "(τ·' if·· .ι ι ' ι ϊ 111 ■' 11 \·
(i ·· ·11· ' - inn ι.·'·· l·τ wliicli ten- · '"
tîi· Ί- . I i · 111 ! I 11 hi·- i|ll,v IV- \\ 1 ! 1 b
..ut». ·(!.··
. >I · · >IM η '' '. tnn-v.iry
til· ! 1.1 "f ι ii·· If ι I if I " ! )ΐΗ\ΙΗ·.ν.
! · ι 11· · · ! !lii Si'ii.il'· ι η ι II t. 11 Y a.
!.ii '.··!· ill··· ' ·!ι I l Ί μ |· : ι ■( ί t 'I li Ι' V
ol \v : i..,;.. · t i\ !' it!,. ·
'I'll- ( I ill I H I ! I'll it.. · - 11(1 bi.'i ι
Λ ί ι.. \ . ι ' ■ i Λ ,. . \ 1 ' ί I 11 '. i 11 -1 ' I i 1111 " '
ed li"·· H·--t t'hry · H· ; κ I* « I î.· e .
,1 : ι ( · I. ι » w ; » π Ί t....i ι .«ny . ·ι,
. ii it I :< I It l ·.!;'.·■·· ■ · ii! 11'll a ;
I hi' Ι M .| Ί ' t> · I/.' ilf inn are u ι
law.
"I Ι' M li. \v 'ill I i"t ! . '! Mil [| ι 1 .*' I -
( Colli illlli'll nil Pil^L· Kive).
Warren Would
Audit TVA
\V η η .ion, June Ιίί —(Al1) -
< un ιΊι Ίΐιτ Com ι .i Lind.-ay ι ·
Wiii ι '· ' ! lUM'ii; ed c » 11 i c* i ; 11ol the li
ne if \ ; » i 1 ♦ y Authority today ol
. < ι kin:; 1" ι vade "rr-jnui.· ibile and
e I ! t · 1 i · ,11 π :illltlliu <>l il.·. · xpendi
111 ■ " i ·;. 1.1; υ gt'lUial JCloltUlilig ol
\\ «'ί■ ' ii indni ed be I · .re the Iloii.-e
•, ■ 1 ι.» ! y «ι Ij ai r cm ι mi ι Ί · ι · a I) 11 uy
(, Ί ι.111 '11.·11 M y, l)enlorra ι, Kentucky,
1m 111 ii TVA accounts under lue
a.nia nui M-ltli'i ι un I jurisdiction ol
his oil ice.
'Ί hi 'id 1 \ lev. t1 at my #<tvern ■
η,cm a^'-ncy III.· 1 h « TVA should
} ι a \ · .■·· 1111 ί ι · la 11 tilde and I lev ibil ity",
War··, ii testified 4*However, I strong^
I y j » j »< » ο e \ e 111111 ί · » η Γι··.": regular ae
ι.! ait m:', and π ml ml."
TV.Λ w iliif s.·-, in opposit ion to the
l.iill will be heard litinonnu', May
aid Tin y contend that the May
bill would have the comptroller gen
er d v irtual veto powers over ail ι
TVA de\ elopments.
Wilson Man, Zamzam Survivor,
Says Life Aboard Prison Ship
During 34 Days Was 'Hell
Wii-.,η, Ji.iii- Π>.- -(AD- A Wil
i.,vi»r ol the KgypUan stcam
! /,.<11./· : 11. .sunk by .1 <.ύ ! ill 111 I".·Ki
ll" in April, said in a Uilri icrcivrii
lu i υ today tiι;ιI life h»r .'{4 days
.:beard na/.l prison .shins wa.s "hell
,ιΐκΐ almost unde.· fribabli·. ' ί
Tin· letur, delayed by ivnsor, w as
• lit [■' (\d W. Uavis 1 eal mwspap r
m il, I » ν W. A. . 111 i 111.- « » 11. 'tin· < >1 six
WiiM.n men win) wire aboard the
Xam/am. |
In ins letti r Johnson related:
'l'Ile /.am/am veered I'rom Ms;
fun I'm on learning <>1 tin raidei *s
nearne . bnl on the morning of ι
April IV it w.i elled without warn- |
intf. The K^yptian crewmen lost
their heads and l ok to the boats
ahead of the pa-. cngers.
A shrll from the raider Tamest '
lit Iriyod Juiin ■ » 11V» Idebol. Tjih ■
.llmall! Well pll'KcU up ny 111 ' il) · ι
Ι,ι.ιnι·I■ ι■ 111ιιπ liit· 'l'ami·.·Tin .
\V ι Γ l il Κ Γ11 il.iOIll till' til 111:,111 !lij
unit herded down in ι : ι· Hold below
the waterline.
'I'liat night contact was made vvil
llii' prison .ship Dresden. The ik'\
day llii· Zam/ani prisoners une pin
aboard. I.ater tJu-y wcio translrncii
ι . not hi·:' i 11 ( > upon which lluw
sp nt .'M days before nemg landed
al Si. .loan de 1.11/., France.
They were given only a quart ol
water a day lor bathing.
The food was "awful 111 notonou
and unvaried", but the Germans ate
like kings.
The sanitation arrangements were
"awful". There were none until the
captives built them.
Νew British Drive
SmashedlnEgypt
Axis Report
Victory
Official Italian News
Agency Declares
Hundreds Of Ameri
can Tanks Used by
British; British Admit
Withd rawal.
(Tî\ The Associated Cress.)
Crn : iiiv nul Jlalv ι c| ■ : 1 "i DTi -
plete and "oven !:«·:'■ "u ■ -·.,·>*" I·.
fluv in î : ι -li :tu; ■ 15· .·' counter
■. 11 e 11 ■ ; \ e ι ! t ( ' : !· 1 1 ' ■ 'it d a ν
' ■ 111 li - in I! it· de- ■ ■! t ii id Sa 1 · ι · ; i,
"The enemy, overwhelmed. is re
licetinj;." the Ce: : ..it h.4,1. command
-ii id.
An Τ t ;i 1. ; m war bulletin declared
the II· iti.-h hiid t' 1 ·\\·\· "ρ •iidenm
mpsses of tanks supported by t ! ι ■·
bi' t n-i i't ni the λ! ■ 1' i Ν■ Κ.ι tern :iir
furee" i·.· . tin c..μΠ'ι I ··η|ν t·· be
crashed bv the "ovcrpowei inf* im
lietll.-' · it the :■··.! <> Miter .ittiicks.
British Middle K.,-i headquarters
acknowledged 1 ! - . · 1',:.·.-! ad\ eue
!'nee winch had knifed a- deep .is
40 miles 'rit. ι I. ; ; y lrid withdrawn
to "forward positions" on the Libyan
front.
The withdrawal was exet ited. the
British -aid. to avoid an encirelinu
movement by Ce:man reinforce
ment.- ru-licd fron the Tobnik area
and hec:iu-e -we had aeeoi; pli -hod
our oi.ii ·ι·: e.akiri· 1 lie Ccrman -
disclose their -trength.
Stefarti. the official Italian new-.
■ igeney. - :. : t i the 15'iti-h u-ed "hill,
dreds of American tanks'' mostly of
the newe l type.
Capture «Ι ■ i-vera! bundled Cer
! Kin prisoner.-" and ti e de.-trurtioa
of large number? of axis tank.- and
:.'. .M.- wa- officially reported bv the
h.
( it: the Λ! ddle Ka-t w .r ! ont. the
Itrili-h ret'.'i'led tlr.t allied columns
ere .,11..,-. ·. . th. ! of Mezzo.
: I
th it allied patru'i- 1 ad r. iched a
i a ■ 1 ν ' e '· i : , I leifUt,
'ti e l.ebani -e l ip til.
I ) 'ii -i :>,(! artillery
I.te ι .uld - e he rd it the city.
1 . . hi : e li ■· n. ·! ! .tii.wledg
·■ V I ■ y
Ι·ι·, : . · : ■■ ,·■ ! d :.·.· : t red the
Syr η ' -.· · ni Me .h v.. in. six
• mile , Γ , : · ■ ' · · « r. and
Κ at. ' ·· I>.
Tl ■ Brit ■ .■···.■
Ι·"11 in ■■.■·:' '■ ' Ί ln i'ii h di
ed 1 that ' "well
m hand".
Ill ll.e ' , I'll L"lldl ι
'· d ·'·. · ISfjuaii
11 in.- of r ·ν
I'k e , e 11111 ι e I ι m a 11 ν
lai and " :1 , ■'· ·! : iread dc
!· lie! loll t| ' ! " ,1 C ' e of
in!o::ni and 1 ■ Mort.
George
Interprets
Nazi Mo ves
V. . ·Λέ·. !.. U\!M_
C ! ·ι Vif.»r
gia. · ·; lin S· ·. ·· : . » ..··. . el. li"us
v.-"iitn..ttc'c < \. ■ ' it ■ t · v- : ; i.· : to
day liKll tîrï: V\ tlC't ! I Hit !l (jt
li m.jw .· . ua a
;m>\ ι* ' 1 · ..· \ . κ ··. " be
Jo:v :·, ι : ... lîrit
(.1111.
i til :ic ■.·. lu lfport
cci ! · · ■ v.·...' .:. t'a·leril Lui ·
c.i , ci ιît· -.i.v d.d not
. · I ; - ■ ι. i :··.«; e u ' - : a· did
·. · ft '· · f ·:.*.«.· · :i6 trom
S»··', a * I . i !. U of
i; · S; might
nit-va· ..ύ.. ,n>î the . fie; .
lit· ,ι ii in' . fed (if · a ivy >aw
1< -m \· ;· a ; a .ai. th. -i-f needed
ivtieh · 1 ν .»i! and wi » at .. ■ «ni Hits
-:«i and that nazi d.v>a η- were be
ing · e ! ! ι ]·> lia· boi'dei t- a threat·.
H . - a w 11 pi*· oablv u ve in to
'the-i demands," ho added "i! >he
1» ■ she c η dn so without causing
an .nternal uprising.'''
I). f;— n*» ret·· nt .-iiggeMions that
î· '· I'nited S!ate> take over the
French island * »! -Martinique in the»
Cat nbean a- t pvcea itit»n against too
el se ■ e· »! iab-oratif»n" betwee n nazi
liern an\ and the Vichy government,
(Continued on Fa^e Tnreej
Immigration Control
To Be Instituted Soon
Government
Bars Nazis'
Departure
Boards oi Review to be
Established to Pass on
All Applications for
Visas; General Tight
ing of Restrictions Ex
pected.
I \Y. ingion, .Junr 1!!.— (ΛΡ) —
Sharpe. ι' nlrol over mmignitinn in
; In the United State- In he institut
ed Ik inn' July 1. .uthori'ative
mm ice declared today a lew hours
alt· ι lia government had barred the
I departure "pending larthrr instruc
tions" of any of the 330,000 German
nationals now living in this country.
To effect the new strict control
over movements of aliens, h ard · of
re\ iew w.ll be established to pass on
all applications for immigration
via- , ι Γ ι < · r cell application has been
thorough ly investigated.
'Γ: c Stale, .nistice, War and Navy
departments will have one represcn
talive on each of the five boards of
review to be set up, it was learned,
villi the possibility that the Federal
Bureau ni Investigation will als be
venn sented.
The Army and Navy represent
tion un the board, it was learned, is
parlicularly designed to prevent
fifth c iiunini-i· or subversive : gents
'Continued on ττ,
French Claim
Gain In Syria
Ym 1 .· .1 mm·· 1 <> (Λ Ρ ) 'ΓΙι
Fi · : ι il· c! · ■ Ί t. · 11 i i.; 111 111 « ' m rutin
ter ulicMMve m Syria had driven
111 π mil;!. '1 ' ! '· ' ι 1 ; 1 mi· · .· " I ; 11 I ! ie\
had ι · - M I " 11 the I 'a Ir.:t i M » · f !"< >M t J CM".
Thi·y 1 τ h* , forces . I;i.-hin« rm
be h i m (i the I '1 ' ι. m r « » m 11 m · t m Sy;i
h m il ri '«'ici m (I ! I '«i i <··.-. tii'io I > < ν] ( h ·
south «·Ι t)■·■ ·\\ : -il town ο! Mcrd
.iavoim . ι m 1 i '· ihrtMtcivinii the cu
ti ιν I > r 11 : I; < .umcatmn . v. ten
ι in the ci m ! ι · Mit.
All ; 11 < ■ m : : '"■> .out hern Syn;m
i'r< iiit. ..i'·: ! 1 m"y tin ; Miche ·, a
- i il i I., by I en· i m Γ > m 11 y upp< «ri ci ι
I >y ;ι ι ici a M · ■ < πla I. m.ti 11· </a ι (inn
the π aι ν I 1 · « ol Un- ! 'rit ι ·
column ( ' ' ·ιΙ been ιίι ι·. ail; tn
ward ι >■·'· •■•h Mid I5tk 11 ut.
The I it , μ· ι l'ii-nch a au.it v. a ·
. aid to In « i't · η launched ac.-un
tile ( * · ι ι. 1 i'>,id ι ! h ni Sillon, wflCI c
the French . > · ' ■ -d t i ie Λ ί t r. 11 i.m
v. hu had c .ptUivd that ancn-nt purl
had et .ι > 11 t. » .ai > nee sinci· tin· I »· :
!>h ! led topped helling the F ι enci
posit a ί ι.
FDR's Son Reports for Duty
I'lum<■ fill ηίο
John 1 volt, yotinorest son of the Pr.sident, reports to Commander
Kdwin Λ. Ivlili(-.-oi-i!e as he starts duty at the Naval Supply School
corps headquarter- at Harvard 1 Wi-1 - School, Cambridge, Mass.
Tin· President's three other sons also are in the armed forces : James
in the Middle Kast a- a .Marin .·ί. ■ rvei. KHiott in the Army Air Corps
and Franklin, ,1 r., in the Navy
lelephone Conversa
tions l· r υ πι Bern,
Switzerland, Broken,
Leaving Only Hints of
Developments in Scan
dinavia.
—(AP)
• ι " ■ ! : I i. : <{ η il'phi ·!!(.'
·.»! .. ' ! ' "l il' 'US ■ pit.'
·. « ; :■ ; : ; · ·:». ' !, :. . : : <>l de\ ( h ip
• I ■ ΚιΙ.·.Μ 11
t.· d ι ! i· S"-, t ; l·. ,t rd base
: H :·...·· : ) ;·· 'iiimunical
» : -1 !· · . < ι ici î< >day
hit- : rt * ! - :.1 il· :- inki are
(it ι ν en . al v. ' Mil «Ml .η
• - ' t i 11 ■ ι ι y ... !λλ1 as
ν. , . S·ι·ι,. \χ χ χ" a chspaLeil
In ;;an 1 ... v\ ■ li.Hg
lt . ι . .· !> : ι :«.··. The re
! l ·, ι ι ' 1 ' 11 i 1 : .> V. i.l ÎK.'Ve lo
. u .i.l tin F · :. ■'·.·'! - .<ppru\ al
ίη· h ni · il ii. -:· :· i» pîuuu'd.
il, li, .... ■ « ta 'Fin
• ι h w · ·■ ·ίΓλ i ... > ... x.l.ary
w !i eh r ;n kiîehen- :>d } » - « > \ de
ear.- iiti >ervir< - I··. t t. Finnish
;. i ·!:>·).
Λ l;e ι.t ti tel· phone t «nnection
·,·. ; : ι HrP : nk ι 11 . ι lel't ■ ·' t.. ι rt* the
m ! ; 111 - · >: ,i reported rxnd · >)t Rus
...!. ;····■!· 1 ··!· ι : ι c 11.'·.:. ulitary
. ι, ι ή 1 c. . \·. · ι ι ti.u S. .·.( t Union ha>
.. ;:·> yt 1 · .ι ~t*.
An >:·.· i:·}·;· 'e d: p..'·.·:. received
ι , : ii _,nt i: : λ ι ;ΐ«η.. ι t p.tal
• i \ :d« ne» - « : w! ..t ap;> . « ι * 1 ν -
··:·.· - ·· t ·. ;.t· ..." >n ·! the S λ iol
bast at I lank ο have been
ιιΙμία ed lately both aieiii; tar rail
way transit route across Finnish 1er
r » 11 m * \ » nd iivi!· >ealan<· j! the Fin
nish eoa>t in the dneehon >!' Lenin
grad
"Kye witnr - rcporvd eeing
l«»nu S· \ iet 1 » .un \ \ \ "
Λ ι ih i.s ρ int the 'telephone çon
iire' >n was . e\ v. ed.
l oi; MIIM II < Mini.IN \.
I in" iiiiI f.illirr \ mil tonight.
ν faîi vviUi rising itm
P? Γ it III f
1 U1 < λ. » .-GERi\ 1 Λ Ν
ί' Κ Η IP i'ÀL Γ
15 ,jiGi'>îL l> i U ν Α Υ
ί·;« ι ii'i. In· IS. -ι Λ ι' ; I ill'
C «ιί UK)M ■· >·■ ■ mmi-iit nnnn-mrrtl
Ion»;; il lJ . · ·.! sl·: ird a
I i iriiiJ .I;ι}> tr< i \ \\:in l'iirkf.x al
Ankara.
\ riî!»a·. ..u! γ i : η/ \ on î'.i ρι·ιι
and TiirkK:i F ., s.·,η VîinMrr
Nu ra<ic>i; lu si^n· ii H m - ,ti rord .il
ί) i». ni. ( i η. m. I ν f II h* an
itoum-cmcni said.
H *
ïckes A η η ο u η c e s
Transfer of Tankers,
Says Restrictions Ap
pear 'Inevitable'.
.·· · ' · 1 1 ( .· ·η> .(··! Hi Sûnirl
-f| ιΐι]('"·· :·η.ν uf ( '.ί i lorn:: ici.»· ·-.
In·, i rfivt'i ι χ ■ ! t «. U-u μ ι uoawttna
If. : : II- . I.· Ii;,fl I Mnnii
I : I :·. . ■ " ■ ·. I , ι·ν i , ·Η ' ■ I " ·ι
!.· ί Ιι t pu
'■ ····'<«·'···' : '' ι"'·» :;uir I'm· ·
• phn ri. how
\ ι τ lii : ' ■ ■■ ι · · ! r M 11'" Γ..
•on i "i .!> .t I Mi11 u l'.it! I · iti
• ho fl:nu:' ·· >·! ' ρ ι· ·-. | ιι ι · ' : \ · lu ni i.jo
II th.it ρομ'-ϋ' η « Ιτη· !κ· ■ :ιίι
restrict!"iv '·! ·■ ι\ 111.">τι it. ι <>t auto
: Continued on Pa~e Eiitit)