Henfrersmt Hatlu Dfsu _ ^7 Jl _-___ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER PI PUSHED IN THIS SECTION OF NORTH CAROLINA AND VHP,INI. r] \\ LN 1 'i -N1N m \ EAR 'tmV As^'iri mvim**,"* HENDERSON, N. C., FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 20. l'.U2 11 ' , , 11.US COPY MacArlhur To Lead Offensive + ★ ★ ★★ 4-4- + ^ X X A l i i ^ ^ ^ ^ Nazis Prepare To Leave Kharkov Jt JH& i lifer’s a Icadquarters A s s oris Russia ns Tl'OV'n back, W i t h Heavy Losses, in Donets Basin; 30,000 K I? r. r k u v Civilians Slain. 1 P. \ I he \ss«iei,t|f»fl Press) \f • il ’hi- . I K i ■ . ■ .! in Stock!, ,!, , hi I'iitc: > t mi a y to makiirj ha -i; c;i! i n 11>i' a iiast.. rot n ,, i ■ in Kharkov, th" So-, I- oil re I:. with thr cil \ . all - a> 11a.i (lomoiition ■ i i.i i hla - ! oil mil it ary .'tort - I noil ■ •Iim in , into the Donets husin < t • i ot K harko\ ha<1 been “thrown hark after a new al ia. 1. ai-.l suffered heavy casual ties.’ t . ,!■•[',e vi 't rrliiy -a a I Lad ~la.n dn.iil;,' cv, :- j h1 ' ii there was n • ■il Iron; MtM'uw .»n the I • ::i ilita: y ->pet ata>n> , ■ .•!•-. tfoi t•« nt• r - f nun l eh the ( i-Tman e :j>- ! • i <, ■ 11 • i 't L* I. I 'mil! ei d f t: my day - , d Red are y v. ere bd.-ti-bt -i I: i’ iCr aid Lf eat 1. v- 1 , . n the City •'a a 1 that i* ’ , 11, < Inman •' “wh -le ! I, • .ml | .in- ;> -admilLt t ) th" 1 iM t , d 301 I.I mi) (It - 1 - . 1 !>(';< ' 1' f i to, ,1 (l ! I In the north. Soviet front line dispatches said the Russians had recaptured an important defense copter from survivor-* of the trapped fierman> Kith army in li;i Star.i\a Riis.su sector. IM) null > south of Leningrad. ( he Moscow radio announced < ;• a \r \\ ('< r ■ an. (I < M.,1 .-It Adolf 1 i>a(i< 11 ill'' ( imiliill . , ' I* ran/ \ < a I ’a pen lei t ted l|i!.< • ' el. in.Li pen "i -*n ! > rnd - . * ! M I irl ' y a ' io' e that am ed either at Sue/ nr A. M. JONES NAMED WPB FIELD AGENT •• a, M.n a A | •: "duel |m|1 I " *.i ! (l iep- a ted ■ 1 ,•; ,. • a II .I 'M" . I ormer ad (•! ! i M ; (eul i \ e, liad been de .;;11 a . 11 ; i* |d 1 a• p• : • en t di\ e of the • i *| *. •.; .• i . i• 11clu ! i tal c« • 11.- c*r\ a ,i ! , ;i,aiv I i A ben Wooten. •A i, i . jin 11 "viill,* v. a - a ked to i • . ... at Creel ptl-r, S. < ' . . .dI• -, eigliti ended abruptly to day altei executives ol the stev ed >r ,-j ,.... .. .mu Hie -ti iking longs- ’ 1.1 nil'll had hashed o\er then j ,1:11,.i,.,1,vs mi a p,ei and decided to j h.rget them. Hack t,. \,, ,rk w ith the other steve fi,i.. ,,iii Nicholas llalletta. v iio , i • v, terday pi eeipitated the ., j;.. .lit ci 2a'' in, inner nl tlic ln 'em ' .mu! 1 .*iiig.-l'.nremcn - \sso rial a,i i AKIM 1'he .lohn \V. .Mc ili.itl, Corporation ol New Noils li.aihiig eoiilraetor. charged HallcUa with insubordination and the union, !• ged that the supervisor who fired j ...... Veen eViu.-tve and profane. ! Big Gun for the Defense of Australia Aii ’inlinn soldiers are shown huildinp: a p:un emplacement near Darwin, in northern Australia. prepared to meet the. expected onslaught of the Japs, ’('his is the MacArthur theatre of opera: ions are! aiivady hir.ue U. S. fighting lorces have joined the United Nat. urns' war effort to prepare the Japs a ■ arm we' : I ( ’# Ilf ml /';•< ft) Labor Shortage Is Possible Fears Spies Central American Country Has Problem of S u r v e i ilance of 5,000 Germans. ( *.:. 1 . 1! i < ■ March 2n. - ( A !' • An , \ r i1. >.1 -L'.aiHla cam| »a' .,n '••lit . nni which ’ ' l'n bed Slat-'- an >;111<>1 i .; * >pci atin.n in dr I rn '• .1 Hi* I ’ canal ' i- can •unci in' i "ii - iii'ii . ted m in .Muted . - u ai ct In * The l . . a la 11 d »\ » I'lmii i:t I • cut ! l.‘i < i'-rn an . con.- uici cd d.ai ;civn . 1 'il mted St.id hr . ; - nain. Nome <; ...• < r . dilimate then '•! arc p.nn,. (;fi man in (i uatci mil ci mi ph-l t • i ci I i a lire nl ! : :i i .||| i i I.ir^c pi • 'Idem b I . .mall c"imt i v. If c i I a I > i • • " • i' • i m. 1111 ad t. d In p imp i And i If a-.Irr dr ! > • • (i: m,d All' ■ ;• ich If. • (mu n. md n c i ■ * ■ l * >! lie (lei» can tal.ci n| thr d, n trd l id Ireely v dh - thcr (id man . (ill.ltd nnl.t pi 'ib ’ ' .. !" • hfd'jcU It I >\ I at Irr' t ' - ( I ': ■xten i\ • cm nr nl.nl.d m m»e: •- t nc deeply I'lilw 1 art | . d h Inc n.* - ion’ I’cuii* min' ju it.. : . Well (111.11 i! a (1 An ■ < m "in r ay thr (iiTi;i;m. ;a c 1.id cap.:. : »l r\ cry . . tnat mn I • • p . .imd.. )urp* Mb. Teachers Name Officers Role 1 March 2" (A?) Mi.-: Uhel I’t tins nl Lexington ti l..\ u ;i ■ fii I Ad president of the cla ■ .. teacher ectinn ot tire Norli Carol iua I-'a t uc..l ■ i .11 As-i'Ciation. i: session iicrc. .-licccetiing Mis.- Anna L.iune Aidton,ihi .>1 Hickory. Other new nfi'irers of the seal w arc Miss Sarah I'mist ol‘ I'hin !■ 'tt* vice president: Me ■ Hlancii Hrnau ivnv ni Durham, secretary: and Mis. Kli/.ahetli Mini ol' Greenville. treas iiier. The a.-sneiatioii, which emu cnn here last night, met by groups tin. morn ing. wTather FOR NORTH CAROLINA. Warmer tonight, showers in extient. •■'.oat portion Japs Claim Disregard For Laws Tokyo (f rom Japanese Broad casts). March ‘-0.— (A I*)—The Japanese na\ > charged toda.\ that the I nip J States and Brit ain. since the start of the wai in the Pacific, had waged “ex treme warfare based on retalia tion and hatred" and declared that Japan would reciprocate. Alleging that Japan’s Iocs were employing tactics in disre gard of international law. the nav.\ promulgated an ordinance “rc\ising“ its warfare regula tions whieli ii -aid wa re has* il on the London declaration to 1 !H)J) anil precedt nts of interna tional law . The precise nature of lira raw i sion .is well as the sprain charges against the I nite.i V.ih and Britain were not given. 2 Destroyers «< Are Launched K. ... i.\. \ ' . ■ " l.'l’i All Ai 'mil A! ' ■ - A • I ■ ; . i i t.-r lli 1,1'.' ..I 11 ,t- i. I 'Ill'll i.i..' . . l.-ii.'d I" Ih.' C. S. S M I'm I.i. . 'i ic .1 ll.i'! .' ' • i"- 1 rnvt '' i ■ cj' iv !i thi* .a> -i ’ v ai corn 1 . Ih,- | A'dvi i,I .si !■ i. .,i• iui.u and I < ; l)iick Cuiiii'aii.v y.irtl.-. The All'C' ilia V a |nvit'ili"i a I hi- v. alt r "l 11" I larlu n.-ar,. I. v the 1' S S I -arditi’i il:* wt-ii Im. inriit'd ' 1 i" mtlU'i ap.i, 1 All Alai'AI lliiii i thr \\ it" ( , i j,'.. hi A rt 1 in AI: • • A i 11:111 . S rid' la' 'thi'i C.'llfi.il i )"' i Mai'Ai'llilii' S!11■ i ■ a iv id' i t Wa tiin^laii. Girl Spy Sentenced Xovv York. Al.ii.ii LV t AIM i. up Boehmler, 19-yrai-oki -'ugh c r *1 'girl, who said .-hi* "! * • ii nii espenag i lots ol fun,” was vntencod today e five yoars in fod< :: • ■ ’ ’ s 1 '' i lormatory at Ahierson. \V \... Ip Federal Judge lhau\ \V G •du.u.l Judge Goddai ii a! i» -en-.oiieeJ .Carl Hi mian Sc.1 « tier. hS-ve.u > l ^kipper ot \ Mia 1 fishing boat, i to ten years nr.pi . nment. I Both ’pleaded guilty to participa tion in the espionage ring headed by Kurt Frederick Ludwig, master nazi spv, who was sentoi" od to JO years imprisonment roe utl\ Adequate Chief Executive Says Plans Not Heady for Systematic Manpower Mobilization, V';e.l-i!l«ton. Much ’8.—(AIM Pi • iiVnt Konsevrlt siitfgcstc»il I id m i put.''i!>i)it> that there alight l)r shortage of labor for \\ u production b\ next fall. He told a press conference that until t' it time there probably would ! <• enough workmen for the task assigned. I hit in- added. plain are not yel t •1 „ . a !l» hm ! a »n ■idii'ti'v linrjiT a man - t the n< pin pH.--r i : ! ' 'lit* >n a . ailable ! . i " The ( I I\ sC‘(‘I l(j \ C aid i • - ! < did • i• 1 i;iurn how till » . t ■: i. •!; 1 1.1 into u a r _ I.on • «• os’ tie w ■ : 'u ( \ ■: « .’ovKkn •f! ’ ’" • .■ <■ J. I i ii S 3 C i* Oi 4 - : ?o * */-' AtLt :Vr!i ?• i ost. ( M.lena. V,,|V'! * \|* ^ i' ll'* (!••*( i!;:■«» i onl ■>• r: s' h In n Vv inxton < * la ii r .all a ,i j d< ( :i lie. head ; \ a-t ilia’s l.iii'.iif ;t.vi*na!,i',nl oii!j \*i l1 • ;..i * minister to Washington. I!i.:»»3 i i. { :* y. in tr.e mid lie be m, ;■ ired teda>. \ '! .'RiMui \ oi eri-,> ■, I" Hern the prime mine , in > lt n i stud tocla * in advance oi a white piper promis'd I'm- neM Wednesday which will contain InM documentation of the aruu nn nl over the best list* to |>c found for Casey. Cm :: <'i. II .. . !::«•:! |; ! , ,, ... o-UT nl slat- I ; Vr Middle K I ' :e I >i .1 I I. a. : • t ntative >1 tue I Jni ed K mg; a ,m I the •re is , . i but • :. et !y • i; •.. v matter.-: Cm tin \v i uteri 1; m • > | in Wa-hingten. v. here, h<* - ;d. Casey n ta et s h ad i ri e h i m 1 valuable 1«* A u -11 a' ia and hi i <■ | ment u»■ t d:f 1‘i'• ■ ut. I Chun mil. .are. a .bug m th maiy f the v iU : ■ } e .i • • | lea rued 1 ha ’ Canv. . i - eager j < lunge when ■ - put a n gb: • 1: ! t hi nisie | t> * the Unit ri Slate la ri 1 )< a i 1 ! and .January C ariam. saying t! t Ca-cy m : :! m!;u ated t.. f ■ m any ' : ?» Mi P he v ready i'. ri'i'b n .d • -bed Cl a'chill" a ' main- the offer. Tue ..mi; ii:tmen! . 1 he u. m • ■ . laehed Australian t.» AI nirih Ka t o - i v an; nine n 1 .• u i i y - terd.iy ’Hus eau ed si ir at (.b.i>b'ava. ‘ ib wed by u u . i,el.iK,tant .* ‘riding i n < 'a -tubs 1 tiial Ciuui'ci:;!! cabled an expre -i..| o: ('anboi ; • .j b v. c. i i »v ah t • • - II a' ba ,:' y . Id ag ai (bn ‘ p;u , tin.- . Church 11 a a.led an e\:n-“ on • 1 ( ’ eact art iwdii. ■ ' i M 1 l in til !. ■ . ; • m w \\ .Mtsinr. y • " I ’• a b x • A111 a much ... - • lb t -ri Stale \ a. \ l a.:uin : cru;.- • • 1 bi nangha < ad rb • Hid 1 >i > I >'•«■!. CW: \ n’ ; ■ D ought on Sees Probability Of Higher Tobacco Tax Daih Dispatch Ktircau In the Sir W ill -i Hotel K.\ KOI* THOMPSON |; ,< •1 . Al.i i L!;>. t'liiiKiissmim i;. : !„ P m'lf'in chairman .»1 i .• \ ..ml cmi ci»» iitco, can \n* i h ('ar- •! im.i I; : hum's and . •.. • tr'oi.cr ’ tint Min • i. . ■; v-m.ii i ttos and .: .1 i -n .;,11 ' i i v i • !11 i >aci • • pnuincts ,| ii> ii in aiciuded :i tl.« new ’.i\ I )•. ;;i 1, n . : -Ii ( '• mm. i(Mi« •* >1 A.;, mite • K» Sc. :i the! lie hcci . .|)J). . ml c 1. \ 1" the III: 1 . I ,,i»i!11 \ md >«. tar in- id had ’ iv. ■ a urn"" .ii liv >•: [i;!l a. :. i ii ucroaso iii the iv,- 1 nt i!a h m|’ "Ii a pack ot 11 -1 ti ■ w 1 a I: eady i - far n ■■... than tile e 1 "I the tubaeen le-e'l. fiat, he continued it seemed that every min tdual and every corpora tion would i .i" e to |MV more taxes to ... n tin- Witliol.t saying so no let I the * . 'ii that it wa- quite likely k .. ught decide to tax l |u. tv. ... i v . maiudacturoi . and ,s.i ....ei l!vt ay. Doth 0,1101 Broughton and I'nmniissHinci Scott liad wi'ilt.’ Dough Ion in "(ip. isition to the pro posed increase in tlie tobacco tax rpi.r. o.nrriHn wrote about gasolint mid too.*.. i .a- in tl.c sanu lcltei leal !»i "d • .cl • u : :. i . d ' t ! ; that 1 ix« I . 1 : : . r ma iv ■ \ < prnpi lid :< ■ 11 ;.*«■: V < :* ‘: « duels. 1 . i:! i 111 !ht ' 11» ! i irt her ; ue; e . e 11.. , baccii and toi>acr > pr<'duet (•' ll tit;: :e di e. . natni \ leg \, ■:. ' A yi Hi p. * t: anl\ km>\v, uiuL . piv.rn! prnpn .. I.- t.,\C -n ll)-ren1 1 bl and - ■ >1 Cigarette- 1*>r instance would amount 1" ap;>: ximatelv ,*A per cent of the !• dal .In pra • • and m the case id la-cent brands, tin ; tax \,"iild amount t«> appm\in aite:\ til) pci cent "1 the sales price for, the p; 'duct. “The! ' \ ’ ' - ■ ence t t ha lit . k72?Ts ha | ! been one • •! mere;: e in times d em ; 1 ei gency with no deci ease- ailc; ei ei get'cuv ha\ e j ns cd I “t >h\ Killsly with the i mi ng | a-e e t - ( holt and its product-, am; n .a 1 ‘ • ■ proposed ceiling price at w 1 i growers can sell the raw leal, the obvious conclusion is that . m 1 groups must 'take up the slack' and I tin- {.i a in all probability will in rmc TiV i lih i.i. t ■. ••• M.i I * ii I s. i ! l.i' r-.j \'| Yn ViiU'i i< ;t ii - f > ii i i t *u: !\ dinkling t'mghlrr il\ it;:. Ma- Mars ;tiul Strijies ha oi •: i. . . AI •’ : •; » .i an i YI • ■ v a i i, . . bringing war ir«ali*ri i:n ' f»i i! a : !i-' >n 1 \ i ■; , a*l armies. Ik:!' : . ■ ' • ■ •! • > t • i f"T• 1 O : K r tli " • lit-*. .I Oil I ,! N ‘ M UC r ()< • :• 1 • i.I tin s'i‘i: <»i tome • \ appair. hi! < ••• ■ ,1K- n v[t>U • > will: . !.: hr. ill* i'. • • •it.::: • r- ,\ ! i ■ i.i\ • • •. H‘ s;i't • - ' Ti t i t I ■; L Tav!. I; or i U'.V. i kv> I n • i: ' 1 • 1 "I ' ! .1- ’ . ■ ; . ’t'nrt ; I ‘1 l>!r: I i t n»-1>!t.11 .i :« n uni - • •. \ i • U ‘ \ Ku>hly ,.i:0 . ;• \ i r t •111MI I> ' it 11 • > (| • 1 . .1 ! • ■ I 1 • nwloiu-.t \ I ih.r « i:i- . •.■ : y < . : ih.r work, that nuky hr '.-.iw '* t T>. loi on ;hr a\ u it.- i ' ■ • i •>.«> . , nd 11ni hr uIkro r- • i| i *o "i'iv nit ’ i• i■ th. • i\ •■••••.m Commander u a v-esi. Pacific President Roose P r ref1 Ameri Against • * 1} h »1 • A- I I M-ss) I a« Arthur IV idriit. I 1 im to «>ft« •>. i\ »• "jd’imarx : a tip* '!i* action ci j'ircf! • r New m I he i'lnhat atd Xuslralian i 'pirn, at lap . ami- dn\ ing Mina sb\ , only t* X uMr.ilian tv ii aid - iin loda\ hill ■ a- ter "traling the - nee his • a* •--! found MaeArth - Unite 1 : through ■ • •• fed fne , ' \ -P i . if. the pm - • , ’ - . : ■. : • t c. i', r* • t■ iP mu 5 nitod Slates n . nin nilieers con *i Vustralia's armv ' f < i n< i- Fordo. paving • w t or an allied war coun cil "id . "•'lime basic con C military operations. e\ • eeted to in • ' \ *)'. the new eme commander ' ’ p Lieutenant f 1 I •1 • • deputy SO X' e Adi! i I* i 1 ■ ill:*, i \ : ;*ner 11 Joseph \\ . 1 - »••! 1 v \ \v Ik* declared in ( hnnekin 1 n- (I lies means nui w t u nil l he saI - .Mill \\o v. o \meriean and tops in | ok\ o logeth - :m> . :,ted chief ' ; t ! * , , 1 | i::' i ■ ;*hd SI . i! • MCl. Reports Hits n l • Ship i . ' AIM - .••. • Til imlay . .,r iii'iny ' u !.;i! m.r <>! ; id. iiurth ., \'.'i Ti'>d... ’: f ,, ■ ve .ic • y tho royal \V .. drpa: t A y in fief's ' ' ' A l ionei ;>! i tmnsitT ' Vn 1' alia to ‘ i 1 t Ti! a.atums i .-.vi-t Paeiti'.'. ■ i a t Major Gen - - :: i land, it Kl 1 V ’iiurM i'iii"f at ■ origadicr gener and .Mi.ithlol al o were in the ■ 1 ■■ 11 tt!11 i i.u front, a •I'oorted.