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NAZIS CLAIM 22 SHIPS SUNK FROM CONVOY
Reds Report Bloody Setbacks To Invaders
Germans Say
Progress
Being Made
Nazis Lore Last
Chance to Equal
Napoleon's Warsaw -
To-Moscow Schedule;
Red Star Reports Ger
mans Driven Back.
( 5>\ The Λ sociated I'rcss. )
ΛSi·-<·ι>\. report·. tadav told til
■ "-ib.uUs for Adoll Mil- j
lei ·, li rions on the «entrai So
\ ici ! l out.
I he German ΙιΐκΙι command
.κ-know Irdiied that German
h ii i s on the ItusMaik front arc
ciicisnntcriiiK had weather and
111 ! t i < < 111 terrain lull declared op- j
(•rations are "procn ssins; well"
ni \ crllicless.
vii ι !.. t tin r I;, ,
,·: ■ .·. I.i equal Ν ,ι ·· .It·. .ιΓ I.:1J
.. ' ...ί (I. ν fee the VViir- ■
' -M.i cow push.
I ! ι i| ; τπι.ν new spnpcr, Util
S' -crti'd lli.il ικι/.ι- well' heini-·
ci η wi'.-tw;ird Inward Smolensk
. ( rat;· of trom seven tu ten nul·· : —
I .v m oiio 11 ! Marshal Semeon ■■
1 il nko": del en. e ,:.ίιι |
( he ΙΤΙΙι German tank corps
and associated artillery and i il -
l.intry units were declared Ιι\ the
s..\ii ι in!<>·'it>a t ion htireau to
have suffered hea\y losses in So- ; ί
\ tel pincer operations modeled j
upon the nazi pattern. with J
.MM) of the invaders reported kill
in a single engagement.
military sources, however. !
ι . r'd belief that the German
ι ' ι.. ,nd . ι» .11 would aniKaince ί
,cli h ,e ι h tin· lia 11 le-ton.
:.i · .sector and along the .southern ,
·.· .· wall.
military situation at Lenin
,i : "It wa.- el.iiui< d. So\ iet s.uir
|. ι . : ed .iPLJi ι lâche- to both that
• i I-;t\ 111 the Γ. S. S. l; and
!lu I'kramiaii capital, wa . ; ρ
ι :.d with Cii i man d'. ad.
;. I . ι my pilots from the H ilt ·
Mi·; were said to have joined aimy ''
ι ■ ill m c> <mb a t tun; ( ι ; : ο
.. inch have c used l-!:i a r u ai g
a.l I.eningi ad. η
1 h i ; nl; ι d i- pa tela> ai laiiii
11 I ighting through ι a.η had j
'•v.l ι·μ·ι· .\\ai·i{iy lands ol Kale- .
t within In η : il. ol l'et ro/.a - j
.. a :ation . .η 1! ; ■ Soviet rail 1:11· :
1 .ruing) ad to Mum ati.»k. ; j
Big Audience !ί
Hears Address
; e
W.I hillgti hi. Sept. I.' ( Λ I '1 Dm- . j
1 :.· Ιί.,ιι <· ..mi'· ι«···.ι t.rti.i.v il·.·: J
1 i ! filMI mes>age s ivct . · Ί 1 - \ t ;■ nighl j
and this morning on Pre ident Roos«
: ol ..|i -11:11 ; : ; 111,. > .1.1!··
""lily 1 ."ill well' critical and 11 · · ! . '■ ι '
>■«·■ ·ι il v. 1111 it."
At ; lie >,iiiu' tini'.'. Sti'i ilu n 1 !ari\ .
presidential secretary, said a Colui -
I ; lira t ma Sy telii . tir\ ey I
I."V.iii the addn wa.- heard by tin
• '■Ml I;,rge- t and:vnec of American , |
lui ■ listeners. i
Tiie survey. Karlv ^aid. gave In
■ I >« ι ι i ι a (17 I iei cell I rating, \\ liai.
nu .ait that (>7 per cent of a potvn · !
iiai .aula nee nt (ill.(Kill.(Kit) peuple j 1
lit.nd ii. ,\ Vu pei lent rating wa
-ei . ;i ι led tile I 'n nient'· May - . i
l-i 'i'h in which In· declared an un- \
I -1 " 111 d national en ergeiicy. ,
' j I
RAF Bombers ;
Again Active
London. Sept. 111. (AIM Π: * '
I "inht ;·-. attacked Gnmanv and Cit »
iiian-iiceupied iei l itory Irian Noivsa;.
I" Fianee last night, concent ratm.;
"i: northern (iîrni.iny, inciudm:
Kiel naval base, and the Baltic port ι
•Ι Uostook. It was tin· l'irst attack'
"II Ho.-took.
The air ministry said that despili '
bad wcathi ι "considerable iorccr,'j
lei I lai fe'j l ires burning at both Kiel
arid Ko.,took.
lloiiilxi· coi.· nand aircraft also at-1
lacked tin docks at l.c Havre and
Boulogne on the t rench coast, wliiiv j
ancrait ol the coastal command |
bombed docks at liaugcsund, Noi - !
v-a,y. .nul a Norwegian a'idrome ir. ar |
Sta\ anger.
Slapping was attacked oil both t'.ic
Kurvvtyian unJ the Dutch iwoi.-·
Fights Norse Rebels
Josef Terbovrn
Nazi pauleiter in Norway. Josef
Terboven invoked martial law in
Oslo and threatened v.olators with
death before firing· squads as (»er
many sought to quell widespread
unrest climaxed by a wave of
strikes. Several summary execu
tions were immediately reported,
and a new decree banned all strikes
and called for a 7 l'.M. to 4 A.M.
curfew.
Mew Revolts
in Norway
Gigantic Conflict Indi
cated Within Few
L»ays; Trade Unions
Lead Opposition.
St ckh tni, Sept l j. (ΛΡ)— Ke
: ; - ; :.·!ΐι U-lu y -aid a spirit
: t*\ ■ 111 a .i; ; 11 m s t tiie (terinan-hup
«rti'd tj ιi1.11ιλ ·α·'\ eminent was
■"Winy rapidly in ,\ ·: v. ay and a
gantie conflict way indicated in the
i'.\t low (i Wo . tr.ul. iininn
•aii a; the ; : .11 in i · the .\a/is.
alien au ·,α 3.~>H,0U0
lembers.
Λ l;ι cat · ..n\ ;.. ,·.· .·, u <■ ; ο re
; ; ι ι ; ■ . ι -ι. ι . : , ι. r ol place
h ir.-day.
J,. 11 r . : ι. ' 1.1; .ι ι ·. i \ . j nient el
κ lai "I Ie.lei . ι nteneed
ι ilea tii and tii· :ι ; m tinned 1 >y .7 sol'
erboven. .V, /'. .;u.;i Hi r ' ί' Λ. a'v.ay.
- (il l ii ial act··uns!- - .al "la ·<·ι· peace
a> restored and there ware ne
ijÎMidos ni' any kind."
Price Ceiling
set For Coal
V.... ■ ·.. .·· p: I" · Λ1 *) —
II ' ■11 ; ι . ι· π. I ρ ice ad -
Mil ι · . i ι ■ prie en
..ni I .... : · ■ κ,y . ' el.- el Aug
i .1 ..II I l.i· . ι ! ι l ellt J, toll
la . I ,i Ρ' '■ .m ..ι 1111
·. .1 le ρ Τ . ι p ipi'.-1'd te
lilt ι ; 11 ■. el h it :ι. '.I .! .day.
I'lic at IIι 'I:.. . e. !abli.-lied
Il I, ,ι ι I ■ ! I. r; I . !' ■ .lie >1 j.liti 1er
he pr in·;; m! dm. a -. a1 i/.e>. broken
. : , ι e.. it fin >' 11 it : 1II 1er pea
. .11 : >::',.ι ι··ι I. iekwheat mnnber
ι - : ' ! ι-1 ι. ι e and S2.1 f> for
,,:!.·. 'l'ie ι .: "e I' 11 b. mines.
Gayda Says
Axis Ships
Must Attack
•
Authoritative Italian
Eaitor Declares Ger
man and Italian Ves
sels Now Exposed to
'Deliberate A g g res
sive Actio.*!.'
Koine. Sept. I:!.— (ΛΓ)— Kal
ian ami (ii'ini.in warships. c\~
lx.'s; (I now I > "deliberate a«
•rressive action of American
warships," must attack io sell
defense if tin·.·. cannot escape,
YiiKinio Gavda declared tody.
It ι ev■id'Mit," declaivd the au
t!nirit;iti ν t · jax'ist editor in tin·
newspaper II Giornale d'ltalia, "that
■ il ι tin· |,,rc ,.-c announcement given
l> tin· White House. every Italian
and Oi'iruaii .-hip, knowing it.· -II e\
;" ·.·(I tn deliberate aigres ι\ ·· actio;,
ι ■! An.ι : :r η warships. must at lai'K
!·.ι it- ' h (iotcn-e i! it I uk. tίι.
11"; ih'U.v of escaping attack,"
1'oiilical circles denounced
Kimscvclt's announcement as a
■'deliberate. Ilanranl violation of
iieutralit> which, juridically, the
I'nited States of America has
new abandoned"
(>ayda said "no formal dec
laialion of war would now add
any new or different elements
to tin- rcaliU of this open, direct
agression pre-announced by
Koosevi It's spcech."
I Λ Maternent i .-ued in political cir
■ ele:· . aid Roosevelt's speech .-Ivwim
J i. desiiv fur "aggressive occupation
ni strategi·.· points outside American
1 water.·' and charged the I're ideni
with having an ini;ed to "exploit the
.-lightest incident."
'tin.- ι 11.-', a .oil- ·■! act and niani
I. -tation is received with calm and
. nhout surprise in Italy but with
ι eiΐ'.-wed and deliberate firnuiess of
:he will t.« ι · iii". i μ ι a· ; h ·. · war together
•λ Mil Germany and other allie? until
v ictory." the statement concluded.
Tax Base
Broadened
Senate - House Con
ferees Agree on Tax
Exemptions Provided
in Senate Measure.
Washington. Sept 12. (AIM In
formed legislators aid today a joint
Senate-!louse con ft re η ce conimilRt
iiad afin "d to lower personal incomt
lax exemptions and thus require an
e timated 4.911,(100 additional pcr.-ons
to make out income tax returns next
year.
The redur.-d exemptions, which
would cut married per.-on ' la\ Irec
annual income from $12,000 to $1.500
and that of .-mule indi\iduals Irom
SBilO to $75(1, was written in by the
Senate and was estimated by tin·
Treasury to yielrl $,'i0!j.000,000 a year,
t inly about $40,000,000 o! the ad
; dit lonal re.enue would lie paid by
! new taxpayer.·. The remainder would
I come Irom persons already pay in,·.'
j income taxi·.··, in tire form of inrroa.
I t'd payments.
I Detailed result- on the confèrent"·
were a clo.ely guarded .-.Vcret and
the conferee- reoprted t 11 a t Chairman
Doughton had exacted a pledge that
the compromi-e im-a-nr,1 be withhekl
irom publication until Monday.
Figures Sustain Waynick
Contention That 'Flivver
Drivers Pay N. C. Taxes'
IHspatrh Bureau,
In llu' Km Walter Hotel
lt\ III Mtv \ \ I 1:11.1.
HaU'i^li. S ι it I " It take · no
mathematical Kcnilis ju-t a pine.I
and a knowledge tin■ 1 ■ 1.> ! Inn
damcn tal a 111 ΙπιιιΊ ica1 in- ec> 1 1 -
confirm the truth ·■ t Hp■ tatemMit
which ("apus \V ·> inr'„ II :h Ι'οίιΓ
tditor, made at Monday's much
publicized tax conference, which
stateniciii >1 ριλ thaï .1 ΐί· the ίIiν\ e 1
! ιΐι .ι : " wli'i c;n ry the prineipa
ι > ' 111 ( It 11 ni .-t;i ti· taxation 111 Nortt
lina.
I.tinkiiiK back into the revenue de
partmentV t;i\ colli ction figures foi
I.i.sl Uni·· li eal years, appl'yim
tin I i nd. 111 it'i ι la I processes mentionec
and rt-coiil m; tIn results, it is fount
111 t.'i.L':!ll.90 collected bj
t : it* ofi.ee ο! H venue Commission»
(Continued υ-u Page Ihree)
Nazis Claim to Be Working Russian Mine
C. I*. Ktidiophitlo
According to the oiTicial Gorman caption -λiτ1. thin photo, whfch was flashed 1-y r- from Be lin t<· X·. w
Vurk, Nazi soldiers arc shown m-civii· ' ;ir.<t ».ro t.i 1 ..· out of the Km I: . .··.»» ιι..·.ν h nice the
machinery was wrecked 1-j the r :riming liy.-siana. Krivoy Hog is in the .-'uviet Ukiaine.
Halifax
Lauds Siaoci
British Ambassador to
Washington Says
Every Briton 'Greatly
Heartened.'
I.( null m . Scot 12 (AIM I ■
ί 1:111 !. ι χ, tin· Ijiilisli amba .-ador
W a. ■ 11 i n.ti : il. .. i ί I !" ι ν that es l ι \
liriton In.· born ":;i eat . Ii. η ti m ·
ed" by President Hod evclt's no tre»*·
pass vvaniins I·, a.xi . ο hip.- and
. 111 > 111 : ι r i ! #
Speak Ί){ί ■ ι t an ;i:a . ι ; 1 et
! he ai' : h ■ aili , h> ι I :11 I ι 1 . ! I ι ι
,· I, ai' / ■ 1.1 Λ!
ι . ι ; a Λ .. > t · <
. mplo ο: th. help in prarf,) ι.,, ,
! · ■ I ' f ■ ί S ι a'1 !··
•■ive us and those fighting with us.*'
"Thev ι ea I ι t ·\ < ·■ i ■ >· ι
■ la I : ' · '■
what ι la- ι : ι at a·'.· ami ' ι ■1 1 .
it i:■ that thru , i'u , . :
is ιiia·· .■ m : · η ("'.II; ι ν
"I am a lit' ccrta in t ! : ί
>Ie ut' I: ·■ l'ai:. (I ί·
■' nie what ι >:ι.ν. a11 · i ! ·' h >·
eh ie\ · · I a ' ' 11 ' . , ! ■ ' · " : ·
-i-ll in the position ol'· if. il
world ' ■ I . a ι··. !. !·..· I !·
lits it. 'i \\ in.· ι·· ίηΙ'· ι · i la··. '.a . ■
Fights Occur
Among Miners
liazlet I . Sept 1;: > .\ I ' ι
Flghtm.; '.· I a · ι · a ι .
union lai : : ·.!.«> ' η an : ' ι
Cite colliers , a pi - a M .■·.■■■
increase a d a p. , t a
new terra \ a m ιντ \\ ;
taken η . ν ! ",ηιΙΟ m ana ■:
lobs.
In a i ι ·'«'! lor
of the CI' ι · :>·:I Ma ■ U .
of Λ mot ι t ai IΊ · •hn'cl · ■■ ι
Reading ( " d ii
Kniekei ■ 1 ι \ «
tra\ lin: ot
earlier
|>an.v' :
.1 ι ν r I
!III c
were η ■ ι a ι ιι π·'
~H'EATSii.K
ι οι; mmîtii « * «roi ,j\ \
(■rut ι.ιΜ· lair ("niivht ami Nil
lirdas. couler soiilii and extreme
ca-t portions loniehl.
I \lc nli'd lure / st for the pe
riod from 7:.'!0 i>. m. September
I ; to 7 :.'!<> p. in. September 17:
South Ml.inlie states: Tempera
Ilires below normal al brrinniim
except near normal in Florida,
risiim lu above normal liller
pari: moderate to brass showers
in soulhern section first and
middli ι», period and scattered
li^lil slmssers north sect·.m latter
pari
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f
! Days
Address
Next Move
Up 'J o Nazis,
Hull Declares
Wash n£ton St pt. 12.- (ΛΡ) ---
ore · 1 ;11 · i ·;.,!> ! ! ti i I jϊιci it .ι led t< -
ι ; ί ι ν ■ ...·;·< η \ ul d«·
U· . ' ! · · I : : , ν Ι ί S', » I ' ·
.hi ^ :. : ν<· \\ ih r · " in
... ' . ' ι . 1 V. 'I -i > h ·ΐ
.ι : ■ drii !. i . nij»
Λ (J . .'· ι ι·. "it
er ι tii'd, il'. !
I·( :fii, ι : ■ i ηϋ«·.;
Sl.'iU .il ·· ν ι n · ..·
(.1 ι K( i ·ι funqur.i
• ! ' I I : ! ' r
1 I : ι · 1 ι ι ( a · 11 î
K< μ ι ·\ l I;' . ■ ι. ί .11 V. I h
m' it'Ut . · ; I . ι ! I. · 1
ill ι
ί
German Spokesman
i>eciares fresiclent s
Keierence to freedom
oi be as Was Peak of
Hypocrisy and Denies
Charges.
Berli 12 ΛΡ) Tlie Ger
::iun hist' .· .ittcl i· 'iiay ι* · min t-i
1'i'tsid'S'ii: I! < < vSi'.· no
. j κ 'iv h 'Λ ' : 1 : : : : i : HV! ti lit t i κ 11
1'·Ιηκι'.. ι. ; : ■ ■ ' 'cast 22 .-h 11
(l it (il a Ci:' .· ί ·. '.it.: i)(ililîd HA'uV.
; ι π ci an a ■ ■ \ . ; ». 'Κοηΐίΐη laU r
dcciared: ' .\ '· 1 i ·■■ · »t s coiiU'ii
Tin· l :■··. . .·:>·. I> fliap-,
the grrale. t ■ î 11 1 !!·' u'!1
a-i-ai.· t ι*· · ' -l'y and
π ι a 11 ν qua:
(.·!< Κ|ΙίΓ!11 .ι
\ c it.
Λ spokt
! : ■ ·( cl; )l!
11 ! hypon
it.a 11. a- an
dent Boose
.,ned, li v.
l'C ! t ·:VI H't*
, "the peak
• it that he
· ; < r all cnn
' ( \ ,nt in;,. c·· 'i Wi
Γ·arm ι -'.ces And Labor Rates
May iu ... L-isastrousiy When
jy
War „ ;'j Lnds, Baboon Says
ι ; · ; ; ι . " ι : ..
< iirv ! is·. 111. I !> I !. .ι ι ! "in
.ill ta .ι
1 ·!ΐ Γ: r\. · I '
IV·; : !;. I'' '
■
■·;.,. ι· ι ;
I
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.'..ι-. ;, — s \, I ^ii il
Hi -Hi !..
; ! ■;,! r \ ll'.l 1"· ;>.· : ■ ..rt :>
' I to lilt· ·\ ... I I. t · II 'Γι
Ι η ιι·; ins th.. I \\ ι ' 1 · Ί I ι <\ν I hi
I "tin i η ι ;ι ι ···!·«·> l'Ht 1111 ! '
! 111,1 ' ; I ' "I'll . Γ.Γ· . ' ' II. ΓΓ- - ,. IV
Mut this :il: ·» h · ' ί " ·> «-ml «il
' · 1 ; 11 > < ■ ι ; ι s ι · · ι . ' 1 · I · ii:; :r
ν ii;·'" '!"1 >< "ii. m
•irnt !■- η t ; 111 ■11 ν
to :·1Ι un 11 η.-· ι tin j · t
ΤΙ. ι - "priori t v" v!i;i ;
L i's and laboivi > μίί · ·. ■
the cilié! rea 1 »n ' ν tin di\ is ι >n
• iîl! ! ι ί; (ΗΙΓ !" ! ,Vl !·- ciu-t I "
: ; 11 y iicet pi : \. t »i 1, c ·ιι
Î Γι » I d\ i'i' : : d S
IKiij'lt'ni!iι* 1 ' 1 jvd 1 he thou
(Cont :· ■
Jap Liberals
Score Victory
Over Radicals
S. , ι. 1:' ( ΛΙ'ι l-V:.il»
1.In ι ;t η t ι I m., : . 1 11 liclri ι t' li· ail
I (|iiaiti'i> (irii'Hv ιικίι ι tin- empcru
|'·1 .lapati i \ ■ i t 1111 \· 11 ι in ■ l'iit:- ail iin
portant \ : ι · t · · ι > Ir Japanese liberal
in th ir ! in· ι :';iit I'licck the iin
ponalist ( in paiyn "I rail cal arm;
iff
! The ftew organization indicates in
f'Nti lit tn wlii'.'h Japan is 1'ivl n;> th
·(' ...1 ... ρ Twi. )
News Seems
To Be Reply
To Roosevelt
Germany's formal
Stand on President's
Broadcast is Deepest
Official Secret; At
tack on British Convoy
Continues.
Berlin. Scjit. 12.— <AP)—Ger
nmi> informed the world today
thai Gt-rm.in submarines had
;.ur.k -hips i'l iim .1 British con
ν·>·. i:i tin- North Xtlantic and
still were attacking, and it ap
peared as lliuimh Germany were
trying to answer President
Kooscvelt with actions instead of
m c.rds.
What formal stand Germany
would lake on tiie \mcrican
Présidents broadcast last night,
ί <i\vev< ï, was siironded in the
deepest oftirial .silence.
Adolf Hitler himself, it was
obvious tu H observers, has re
served th·· ι·\ι lusive right to de
tefinin. (..rmaiivs official re
action.
II '' 'ί · ι :· ,i;i< ι·. πespondents
i ■- ·; 11 ! ii Ί : ι ut·. ι ter the silont
ι:· ■ ■. j■ ι ι·'.ιιί«·Μ·η«·ι· when the
t'i.'ii·· ί·' ·ι ι 1 1 the world of the con
Λ -penal i·. iinnmnic|ue, heralded
< I· ι'! ι ·:ι ι adn ι listeners by the
<·ι!-1 ·■!!:.·ι > lantare ol trumpets pre
ceding . ι ii 11;» 1 announcements, did not
locate tin· continuing action spécifi
ai ore than 10 ships, heavily
protected by swift corvettes and
destroyers, gave the submarines
tl' η target. the communique
said.
In a stubborn light of several
days, submarines so far have
sunk 22 steamers of a total of
31 1.000 tons. Two other steam
ers of 11.000 tons wre tor
pedoed and may be considered
lost." it said.
"The attack against the enemy
convoy is continuing."
I lu I : ι 11 H !t It ; 's headquar
ter.- t : aide ruai tii.'t the raid ι in the
: --!,p. ι · .· y l'a irdcd British
a λ ι >ya i ta.a ι . ··· it· President
:·'.·· ι . · '' a ·..'. and tiuit it was
till going on,
(The President's orders applied to
r; ι all ; - sighted w it h ill waters
!·■·'"( ι ■ ι : ι ι ! h eh is neces
aiy ι. Amvriean defense.")
Another Nazi
is Assaulted
In Paris
V« · ν s· · !:· ■ \S". Informed
• ν another ai
η mi m Paris
ii · ! .· ''intc ' ι <-prisaIs
< · :■ ι; : . 11 <1 ! : ■ .r ι ties and
ι ! ' : ed bv an
lew, leav
en first aid
■ ι i ii ■ and then
■ 1 ! - ■
Γ· ' ··!)«> r!■ ihbed the
■ ■ ι ; 'ι i be iden
1 M
• 1 n ■' ι j m .oils no in
ΊΙ- ci ime.x,
.■ni! "incemcnt
' l',:H -'It'ii y. minis
::i;> due- not
■ ' π ! ι , i ; h m camps
:> < ·'(iposition
' reigners aie
it · · ν . iether tlw?
ι ii three Ger
.iiid other.·» else
Leaf Offerings
Are Heavy
i Ii, ι S· : ' J.! ι ΛI ' ) T< >1>rc
: \ : 11: (.'.ιι ·ilma's Mid
v I ;· !' « Ι·\ «niid pnees in
•ι ι· ι, '· -1 ' ; ' ■! ί days of auction,
1 ι ι.»·,. y ' 'ι I ermgs to market
; a; in today.
Sah" "ii thi·' Durham market ye -
• ι terday, totaled 538,870 pounds at an
ι average prui' of 29.SI for an aggre- «
, ' Kile "Ι $1;»!>.··Γι2.:{2. With much of the
tiering.·» con.·, i.» ting of cheaper
! ,.'πκΐι ·.-. today'- -ales were expected
a appiiixin ate (ΗΙΟ,ΟΙΜΙ pounds at an
a-.t'iagi ι · r i ι ι ol around 31) cents.
\!> .ι η win le. neighboring markets
ni the < >ld licit reported that tobae
i··· already was arriv ing for the open
[ .ηκ ni sale.- next Tuesday.