°* **WUEPC*mf MEMORIAL.
wmwoHna
lint iter sou Batlij Ifepatrh
|> LI*: ASM! » WI«MP —
THIRTIETH YEAR I.KASl:i> WIIUC SKItV
•n.K Ass* ■<', ai, i-ukss. " HENDERSON, N. C'.t THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 28, 111 |:{ i t lil.isili:i. KVKItV AKTKKKUON
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FIVE CENTS COPY
Fay-As-Y ou-Go Tax
_
Meeting At North Africa Headquarters,
Measure Would Put
Income Fax Payers
On Current Basis
h'or Part of 1943
Washington, Jhh. 28 — (AI'>
House c mmittee liearinn
will U'tfin 'I iirstlay on pay-as
you-K" tax pians, si|iaialin.n
this subject ir.ni ilu- gonera!
tax problem in i!ie Imp*' of put
ting many iio.hu1 iax payor,
nil a cui'rt nt i'oIIitI inn tiasi.-i
fill- at least a part of 1!> I-"..
I li.iii mill i) .1 nt <>rl!i
( .iroliiiii Iti'iiri 'i ll. ;iiiii mii rr«l
;ilsi» Ili.il t u iv . imI iimmms
ciittiiiiiltri* v until >•>"«<( liuiiniriiw
til I lI'Mlll'l' 11a • ll II t'» r I) ,!• j ... II,|.
limi.il ilrlit limit Imm SJ'I.'i.M'lll,
ciiii.mii |.> : :i'.•'iiuvvv . n.d i
fr vor.ilil • ITliiiit u.is i
1411 111W• III.
Till' « Ii. li i.i . i : .i■ fI v. -H- ;.| t l\
H'iJtVI . Illi I i' im . ;•(, ,|
r|U<" I li.l .'SHi.lHI-1.11*111 l|.|.| , I'll I,. ,
addition !•. tin* •*<i*i.;< i.i n ... ..
per I of 1 fr*'iu |>* • i* u! i IV
would l>i> v*n irli-r. *|
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iv :i'lnii.iiis||i'i| .,!lv
8i> Irpisl.ili ,,, j ,, ,, '
I.r l.i\|.;ivi*r
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i'ri nil i.m """
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Farm Goals
To Be Reached
KaleiRh. .hin. 21!—(AIM -Agricul
tural leaders are (*<■:>! kIi*ii t that
North Carolina larmcr.-. x\vill
their increased production goals hi
wi.t
Charles "• l.i'kvi:- "I \v i-'mmiiiii.
I) ;m official ot the Ani n ill ural
Adjustment Administration. told Hi
the North Carolina Farm Uureau
farmers at ttic an: ual mi'i'tiiiu ■
Federation tli.it after i-mln• iu-<
Kith AAA leaders in the -tale hi'
was optimistic nvor the prospect ol
attiimr.u those JJoah.
Governor r.i'ouulitun predicte I
that 'Par Heel farmers would reach
these sua Is without the wed >>1 im
pel li;iK labor.
I.epvc cntative lleni_v I". St-anall.
Drum • 11. Alabama. 11141111; tamicrs
In ■;t:ctiuthcn their organization and
keep .1 active lobby 1.1 W. 1 ;• h 111 u 1 • • 11
said ".f .-h'Mild have .111 easier lime
in 151-1:1. There is lieu hlood 1:1 the
Capitul; some >>1 the t'cs ol lariner..
have departed."
FARM IMPLEMENT
DEALERS CONVENE
Charlotte, Jan. 211—-(AIM—Mem
ber:. the Carolina Ka 111 linpie
nient llealel \ i>c:ation came 1'•
today for the annual convention.
Wartime prolileiii., \vc i- uppe. n •
011 the doeket tin discussion. Other
business included election ol otlicer.
ahd directors for 11113.
baptists conclude
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEET
(irernshoro, .Ian. 2 J!—(API—The
annual North Carolina t Sun
"•»>' . ehool pom cntnm <*tI l icl.iv
tilfiM h oi'ir., ol <li'|>;irtitK'itt;i1 ron
UMTIiro.s.
< >nr of thr tnAin confrrrnevs w.i
Venation Ilil»!<• m-Ih.o|> It \v;i>
led by Sibley ('. Itiirnctt of N • ti
\'Hi-. I I'nii , associate v acation Bible
fclmnl worker.
Senate Group
To Hear Grew
\V;»• limjjton. .I.iii, lift—(AD—The
advice oi Joseph C. drew. former
aiiibassadoi in .1.11>;• 11. wii.s m .unlit by
a Senate mihliiry .subcommittee
Mudymu mejins ot cpiiiatuu: potcn
tidily loyal Aineiicans from "tin '
Japanese now held in do/en de
tention colonics.
Chairman Ch;iiidler. Kentucky
iVniniTiil, ,i • 1111114 the »niini11«•«'
had been informed tliiit nearly two
thirds of lOH.nnn .Japanese in the
colonies eonld be released tor nnli
tin y hi |h iirtiid inn service, .nd
"If this is true, snmeth nn should
he done to separiite the loyid .1 ■ • p
iine.,, from (tie avowed encmio> of
tills country in tim e camps."'
( hiindler said lie hnd invited
Cirew to appear ;d iin executive scs
""•n this afternoon "because in*
knowledge of the Japanese would
»e most helpful at this tune." CJrew
wii.s in Tokyo when the war started.
He returned on an exchange ship
last tall.
AT HISTORIC MEETING
There was milt <iiu> wiiiii.ii> pro
rill :iI the meeting •>! }'.<• idenl
KiMi-rvelt and Crime .«liiti-ler
(luirehill in Atriea. Slie is
! .iitiise Ander-ain. of l)";ivrr.
Coin., ea|>lain ol the W \A< s anil
stenumaplier at CSeii. I)\\r;hl l».
Kiseulimi ei's lieailiiiiarlers.
Commission Proposes
Naming of Board
To Obtain Property
For Reform School
Kaleicli. Ian. \l'i—\ nil
beriialorial einiiinissimi In-aded
In \V. A. Stanlinrx reeitiiiinciitleil
In (lie legislature lu(la\ llial .<
Iraininir selutol lie established ,
lor dc liniment N'ecrn cirl-.
Tin- c'criniiMiiHl'ilixMs \v * iiuiii'
|M<r»lrrt in n lilJI by Ho|»ro.<onlalive<
Slnncv of I • • i• '•• • ■ Iv.i reM I llalilav |
IJntlii if«>r<l .''il *1 fjuli .
i Me ;irir| llnd.ain l-'nr-yl!i. |»rnvid l
!iIII* llii' v »•i • i ''lit »i 111 ,i j
(•<•(•11 ll l'llllioi- Ivi illl III !tiil;ilM tin* i
i |>rnpcilv liv 'Jill m p iii-l i i
N" lliiilmy Wa- ill'" iled fur lilt*
' i>iil*eh:i i- nf |>i «»!•••» *\ li n' i in iinl
Ihf MI'M. lire I»!'• •• l«lef| till* ll'I
i "ill.I siicnrl fl"fi itcd t "'I .'I
oli!,ill' liy . iLii I'i'i IP •! 11 t|ii |>i i|m ■ I.'
Ill ..tfirr Slate
Ifcp'e enlalivc St-. t; mi;
It:• m and .•!lioe. inlri.'In. i'rl . i.il| I . j
nr.. .il.. for wHutliir."h»|» In • y Kt il 1
rrliu .it "Ht.ii '»i f i'*««n .1 # >' I'Im ii «.l
| <h ..aided - .1. i f. ..f cither \V<.. Id
War for ehildten I in— ' • l.-«l
i in i»rr « n* \\ ;»r \«» ']> hi
; r. eh..lav hip cniild I.. :• I m
I anv seh'."l umi If inure • i• 11• •
1 I'mii* re rieci- I'm- I J. I.I lie
! i lei'i d Iiv Hie V* 'i i in \di iiii -
i tr.di"ii.
Negro Girls
Reform School
To Kittrell?
Ifciil.v Hisp.ilrli I• iti t'.iii
In ISir Willie Hotel.
Hv I.VXN MSUIT
H.ili'iUli. «f;iii 'JI' S«■ 11;11<11 |, Y.
I»;> 11«• m 11 m< ni \V:iU«' «•« n iilly. keenly
! lll1lT('sl*'<l III III*' I I". |llll\ t*ic
.1 si it*- ri«r«irm rhiKil (or wnywnnl
L'n I •. I'oino.x tlir'iiiiili with - <«u .
nest !• Ill Hill III*' 11 ■»• 11 >11 -< •» I I >1111 r 1
•i • :iikI K-HIHIm. ;*l K1111« II
l('U<' tllil.V *' I 1**1' -I llll I •« III llf III*' | >| • I
nll'lll.
I*r*'\'imi-ly il IukI hern MitfKtMwl
Ihiit Ihr pi i-i<*i *l*'imi Inictil n<if*lit
• i... ,i" , .... ,,f jiv <|i;iiir|(in*'d C'fimps
for the purpose. Biillentino thinks (lie
(Continued *>n Page Five)
ALLIED GENERALS CONFER
★ **★ + + + +
rt r* ^ W ^ W "W ^ A ^
J?e</ Army Storms Toward Maikop
Mere Nazis
Surrender
our prise f'\ew I lirust
L ui ties ooviel Army
VVtlhin li# Miles
Ot Oil Fields
</■' I II" .1 ■tfiil-il )
. • ( .in. jii niir.
ell 11 |i .rli il in haw slMfnn-'l
i. . inn I inid* I In- (Jrr
nil- ii« I;I Ai.nl. :;i nil l iclds in a
si;i |u i. nv\ I lirust toward the
!•!:•« K I iilay. wliilr mi (In1
.*■• -iiiiv i.-i i Irniil :i (iiTinaii ".i-ii
• :.• i .>!!•; rv< rai I limi-ami it'l
t"! i!• 11.ii i«l, war-wvary »rn'»|i:;
• i:i tn havr iii«•<-kIv sue
IT III ll»|-«M I.
|• • I«(if . rxin.il (I thai
11 fly 'i" I:r*ii li 'I i'i ;• vi>»oi -
il.r.s V.fii I • 11 out • >! \ < |. ■ 11 Hitler'
i ...Si il <■•. .lit- >il ••:»l».IMH» r null*
I !!••• '.*€•«I ..in v trap.
Mn lli<- north African I runt.
\ ;i:i.;li;i:(l- III (leneral Sir |i. I,.
MiMili.iimcr.v's victorious Itrilisli
eighth armv were r<*i>t>rt«-d to
have advanced eleven miles ami
t'liislii'il Willi axis rear guards
lirai Sahratha. II mili-s wot of
lali<*n 11 i(ii.li .1110 less than ISO
miles from I In- t.iliv.ill-Tunisian
frontier.
< mi lln- uc Irrii llanl; "f I In* r.v>
■ ,iv ;11!i<■<I ' ijiici /.f" ill .. fulfill, 1m
• i mi Ii 11• |.< i i'rl LjU'iMlinr.-. in
Tiiii sin l>nt Ainwir1 troops were
r« | iii tr><l !>• 11.1 i' a'lv.iikciI ji\ In
:>11■ t• mile.-. Mi tin (>i| sell in valley
■ •uimi. mi Ii1 nl.iiiil ii >iii tin- (»iill
... ( ;.i!h-s n i.i-l.
I i patclic .i • i I in* A inct'ic.ilis hii'i
l.rniiulil ii lift I i t'Vfiirli t roups in'
ut i f l .<i a in., iiilain |ias< lii'ltt'iTil
i> flu.i ..ml !••.iii tin Kalis, 37 mill.1;
i.. the iiurtlii'isl.
liri'oris inun \\ uiriv
■mints imlii-ali'il llic axis was
Itrrpariuu for further withdraw
al-. in Uussia a«id uorlli Africa.
T:is . tlto nflirial KnviM nrw.s
V.t in-v •I>|'<i;i(|c;>.s4 ,i M-piirt fliim
< ;• iii«. . Ili;it It 11 v Ii.h1 ■"<•(i iKiliimorl
II •• i'i • -I i1111 mm mi- < >. 1.1.1 >hips.
Ii lll'm ; «-|l« if lll«*l'.. 111( I |ili\.ll<- lll"tll|
Im.-it. fur tiutiiriliatr ti hi li i tn Si
•■ili.iii purls. « illiiii ;i <|tiia*U run <»l
I'i i r 11 i.i Thi-si' ailmilti- I ly. ill mill
he* i"i i* 1111<»i i*i•<in*' I . kiiif hi-i'i tiifuri.*
Hi' .ixt 11: i rHii-fl i • I i i • 11 > >>ii pliltll's
Ii. ••• 11•:111• it ;i|-ii ii Hi .t area.
l.niiil'Hi IxMiri Hi.I llir (•(•rnian
\M-ir miis-illi; i*. i*: i| ii * Ii I.I niH h«ir
.it Niiviirii.v i.--k. I * I :i«*(-; S«m naval
li.i.-i'. tn ti'iiiis|i<n't llirir .initios nut
lit (■•-.*• I 'illlMMl . ; | tin* I < 11I ill <M|>
t III I'll IS#11 IflV.
MimiiI line. Hii* ficiiclt Muriii'i'i*
i iilin liiii.hI'm • Kv.iili Ii 1 p it Ilia'
llitli r Ii i'i fl<'»-i»l"«I t.i Hive ii|i pi'i'
• • I•:11 'lit i'i l i<iii <it Hir IVrm.hi .irniio;
mow lli.it Im • • i * 111 • -r I 'inltiilivo
|Mi\vi*rs" h nl l;nl« il mil Mi.it 111'
ti.'izi u<• rral t.itt l il ,• I it111«'fI a
■' itlicii ,iv. .il ill i' • i 'I ! 'iiiilri'il milr
t*i .i now lint' »'\t''ii'lni^ trmi MiiinI;
tn Kli nl.nv III till' t .Hid Si'
V.ls|ll|Hl1.
Stocks Shift
Irregularly
Nc.v Y"i I. .!;>>« 'f! ( AI' > —While
11new* ;:< in ■ ill; bullish mar
kelwi e. liMitm •. ' m I |ii(l;iy run
tinned to init n H-r.i i iily.
I'rire:. ttcif I't • t.iirlv lively
'•I ''inhi*.. A n tin 'I new 1043
iii.'.'K. w i n- in i<li ii' f Snme arl
vsmee nt '. ' I ui-ii* elii rrt or
!i ;ni. !m ii.kI "I- ii iii'i.s siuns near
tlir 11>i11 Hi In.in .iItli . iul> individual
;> !• ni Im-ii .Hi Hen' plentiful
I >« .'I'll!' . . Inv. f(l
CRASH IS BLAMED
ON BOMBER PILOT
W.ivlt:- ijt.iii .1 :•« t Al*> The
i I in iiii.nitir i'miiI helil t'>da.v
i tti.it ,i «•• • 11. in tirtween .in Army
I'himImm ,;nii hi Aiiicrirnn /eollnoi
I I .III I«il t OVlr I'.illll SlU infiS;, ('ill.,
liist ()|.)i.i«« «,is eatlACd hy Ihc
"rerkle: .mil :in -ponsiblo" iietion of
j Lieutenant Willi mi N*. Wil'on, 25.
I the bomber pilot.
PRINCESSES BUY FIRST POUND SAVINGS BONDS
HEIR APPARENT TO THE British throne Princes* Ft --il-i-th Heft) on I Prin.-c v ■-nr-t Pnr.- shown
signing their certificates of the new one puuiul saving U-uc, imnicdiaU !>• alter jn.iir.:,.,inx them.
RAF Raids
Duesselidorf
Attack Is Fourth
Made in Two Nights
And a Day on Nazi
War Foundries
l.ondnn. .Ian. 28—(AT)—Tlir
KAF fait Ihr Cirrmaii «-it v of
Dursscldm f with several hun
dred tons of 111u11 explosives and
incendiary bum lis last nictit <1 ur
ine <l>'* fourth allied aerial blow
al (Ik- <■(■rni.ni war machine in
Imii nights anil a day. it was an
nounced today.
'"Preliminary icpnrt.s >>1 the :ai<l
'.n I In* Kbinclaud by Kant-asters and j
il; lifaxe.s >hnw • ■vend luindi ed . >n [
bumb.s won* ill npped mi I »iil*.-I
<>l Inuli espln.-ues and ineeitd nyi
ip 211 minute-." an aulhoritaMvc
statement .said.
'I In* ail' ii.r i ii.v reported thai •■.<
biimbci.s were iiiis.sinK Irinn ;i heavy
•ilt.ick • >ii iudii.it il objective i In
b'li iu'l.i'ici, • ' -1 continued • cycle
.>1 raid IIm I by the* first It. S.
*iir Inrce ■ :lt on thr retch and
tl»«* first boinlxiiK >>! Cnpenhacc'i.
Dtiesseldoii. center <>f tninsp'-rt
..tin denvy oid'i..try in port Invest .
fiermnny. i 1 »•<» miles southwest o| |
tin- Wilbelni h i' naval base which,
with Kmden ■ ■ heavily pounded
yesterday by I "tuted Stat "s lie ivy
ivjinbers.
The (<erni "i i. Lili command i:> ,<
i.>ii>miiin<|'n- i•! i id< -asl t<»day ' r< lit
Helm. ' 'b a-otmt the etf.-ct
•>l tin* American blows, and •• lc
"i-red lb.it 1 'vliuM ilb-mpt nil
ii r the cnwi elnuds to h-mi >|
• ucels m (!ci uiy were toiled b.
.ili'-.ter.s .'ii«l in' aircraft deli'ii .e ." |
Hudgins Bill
Turned Down
n.ilriuh. I.hi iAI'I The son
ate committee <> election l;i\\"s v oted
fi to ,r» |m|;iv i:: • n t ;i lull by Sena
tor lliiilcm • •! (intll'U'd In make it
llllliiwtiil t"i in* li'il «ili elect iiiii
1 official. <>s- .1 • mi the process of
j vntiiiK. 1" )>• • "fflruil primary
I or uenei.il «■ l«! l>.ill>it prior in ,in
• election.
Tile coiiiinillo \ • .1 I III executive
sc'j-.-.iiiii :ifler ii limned M . report
"M iinolliei 11n*I . it lull In restrict
Use of the iili-i'iitee ballot.
W. A l.uc.is "I Wilson, 'who re
cently re-mncil .1. ch.iirmiiri of the
Slate hoard <>l election.-., appeared
before the lice .it the request
i t fiftveiivM Hi Mifililon ;iiiH .-aid Ihiil
"lor the |iiiirh.i .ihle vole there is
lio more eifeet «e W.\V of .eeuring
the Hehvci in : •> ll'c tiling Ih.'it has
I l-eeti hoiiuhl I' in the absentee bal
I lot.
"I r.-innol , one reason ff>r not
I confining ihe i»n\ ilci;e oi obtaining
an iihsenlce hiilloi In the man who
, is going In vote il. 'Hiere .will be
j abuses then but I hey will he largely
I curbed."
Allied Lo sses
In New G nmea
Half of Japs'
AiIn iiOnri.j it.rU. i' .V.
tralia. .I.iii. —(Ai'i - \il.ed
i .. io. hi I hi- \i" <i .(;i
campaign. in winch a .lapamve
• 11111V |»|V\ mil iy estiainted .it
IS.IIilH 111* II ." .IS (IfNlI'l'Vl'd. v'.'CI'l'
los- tli.'in |i:i|f nf llin i• 1.1 l he
• ••my. (icii r.il MaeAi tlitir do
elared l"day.
Those figures .ire IIm- rever.->e
• •I I III* II.-11.11 I'O'llll-. Ill .1 !■! ••imrl
offensive, whore tin1 M'.m'U'uv.
side generally loo; . • ••.«-i:.! linn
as many nion a.s I ho delondi .
Iho allied omnmandor declared.
•■pruhalily no campaign in 11■ >'
lurv agai .1 .. Ili -rnii^iily p ••
pared ami trami'1 :irinv pii
diired -urh «■. niploto •!■•! den
sive rosnlls with ,i I-. • .
p« mill lire ul hie ,uid re -• >urc« ..."
ho added.
Babsofi H"
Army Systen
System of Sclc clion
Of College Tra ir;ees
Called 'Crazy';
Survey Recommomlvil
JtV KOI > »,* V. I!
• "i»\iich' I!• I ' riii * •. t.
I'iu.iin i il I'liriMii hi.
f!.)l.-.li |>.|| i. I!«, .1 ,, ■! i
inc r:• i .imI .iii.i . . , . .
• if dollI i i
including fl»r M;il> un 11 • l<
\V> Mum ( ■ il. • I .
relative i (hi \ n
iflriis.
I)"iil.t|.- II,
pi hi .>( li t'
• • ii in illi I i
is wruim iti'i hi • i |. •■. |i;i <•
«•«»» illllinl •••!.' • !•• •• • i'•
un n-jiMUi wli\ I l I i ..
<;iiipc (lie • . i ii • li'. hi. ,
Ir mi rvn.Min \vli> In n»l
Thr Army i 'irl.f in • ■ 11 • 11• it fit
••vidrncc ill *\ I . tl i : p..m iii 11 . 1:. -
IKTIV. .11 \ I . \
lieu .in »i i i>. TcsIn.
On Ihl- ..III.-| i: Til .. Ill"
I 'resident i • 1 • ■ 11 i <'
l»clirwd. 11 ■ i I
('••I'dlltK I., l'.i ii I 'i i•.i.Iv
(Til/Jf, In i . ■ • m llir iiiiil k W lu. .i
beys gel ii' InuH rlio■ ■ I lire i n.;. Ii
(kit I" tin ii !:••• il ••• :
than •«! Hu h k<m"I IimIriiwhIs y«'.
«t .ill Uiii v ili.ii i • nU:• . Hi .111«l
rmiriiKr wiiH'h '<• "ir .ml,
till' illlllllv I.. v« " II"' .1.'
(('milIII r l
I' f
WE A BUS?
FOK NOIM'll < AIIOI IV \.
Rain and ilrl7/lr ilii* aUcriinon
ami prol>;il>l\ Iim""1'' ".ilt.tico
cthl.
I'M Lauds
I ,i i i'J Hp
'sJ.5. troops
Message Declares
^ resident Confident
A mei icans 'Shall
! Be Victorious'
Allied Headquarters in North
.lav. —(Al'i—Lieuten
ant General l»wicht l>. Risen
I'.iAirr announced today receipt
i>l a message from President
ISoosevelt declaring lie was re
turning from ninth Africa to the
I ••iteil States with renewed con
fidence lts.it American soldiers
"• 'nil In- victorious."
Tin.- me.-. :ice. addressed to Anicr
ri Id:* i north Africa 1>v the
• i ■..!•«It ;• r i'Iiwl. said:
?'<; I> <■' i' nnr'h Africa h;i>
fi Hie ii.••••M rd ;i:-.>nr;inci' and
.!<•<: I • «-! ■ i.• ' pride ill the lead
• ii ii - it th, American armed
• i i:d men v. hn landed
! i l •• in ' .1 .1 < III!*. tllli^O U'l'll
111 vi -..ii .ii the front i*i
.1. and ilmM' who arc training
fi • e f-'• tut ire I'nniliiilr are
hi; >i Mir Iiu'Ih'.-I eommenria
•M
l imilrl ii"! Iilil *i«•(•• Join* alert
v.. i vi.i.ntiif. and the pride
■i . ; I .'id ymir plen
• I i»|• 11. ••. • i•! I i etiirn ,|i< 111"
' itli it* cH'cd eonfi
i 11 •• \merican soldier.1-,
i i •( t . l» 1 equipment
• i .li|'- . led by men
h:ivr I Ilirin elves in hat
1.11•-<■! ..villi the will
u ii. -hall be * if|-i| i..iii,
■ ...| • "i: the armed
• ii Miic i I commend
I--..- i ■■ '■ .. -lijned President
M m indi-i hi chief.
T_abor Union
Law Approve*
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lil ' I.mi: lii"*k shipments
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ii imimiiiii |ii 11.iMv nf 'JO year* im
i• . | i ii i fine "f $10,000
ii'.-im' n-'erfi-i iik with interstate
• iTi-,. . .\cMrntf; (iurini; war
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f 'ii ■- nf s'ltrte labor i. is in
M'irk. :: trnek shipments becnusc
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Conference
Foreshadows
New Ifcrust
Military Leaders
Of Aihed Nations
Meet Ltsenliower
Aiter Casablanca
Allied herulqiiarttvs in North
' ..... .:■:'••• : \!'t —A 18
i hour conference hero attended
I •.» in military i«rains in
I Kril-fji ;:jh| American today
I sharply iV.ivshadow • tlie day
win n the i.nited Nation will
! 11s«• north Africa as a sprir.g
1 hoard into I,1urii|M>.
I' military «-•!•»« 1 ■•MiitVrrrd
with l.icuti ii.inl (.i!i ra: 11 wight
I). Kisenhower. commander in
, eh iff <if the allied eypeilit innary
| forct' in north Africa, after
I speeding eastward from til?
•Casablanca conference of Presi
dent Roosevelt and Prime Min
| ister Churchill.
That they rami' to litis IIip
-»11 after the |»olicv-makitic
| Casddanea tunfeffWr was taken
' as an indication of the lilies'
I eonvidrriiiK a Mediterranean of
fensive aaninsl the a\is as * ne of
the best bids for victory.
The couivil was apparently held
■ m line with the I?*"1 'sevel? Ch'.irchill
\ announcement that 'ratecy ev>lved
' -.t their ten-day meeting would be
j i>• 11 int'i "active and concerted e\c
I eution."
The meetini! was In Id hi (he Itead
| quarters ot Lieutenar.i Oenera! K
| enhnwrr, and for the 1'niteri SI <!«>■
was Attended by General Gemnn c
I Marshall. Army chief r>f -t.tfl: VI
; niiral Frnest J. Kiii£. e.•inin.mcler in
• chief of till* Navy: lai»'1e'iant (irn
j oral H. II Arnold, cfniinaiidcr in
i chief of tho Army air force.-', and
j other hieli officials.
Britain \va represented by Ket l
! Marshal Sir John Pill, bead nf the
| British ;oi"' f-lit i t miv<i hi m W'a h
• met'.n: Adm.ral Sir find ley Pound.
| first Imil >>f the admiralty: fJenrral
i Sir Harold A1p\ander. commander
I at chief of the Middle I". i~t: Vice Ad
' :h»i-ji' I.orri l.o.ti- Mounthnlt'-n. chief
| of combined lmti'Iiiiiis. and other*.
'I he seven inen named eo-ferred
day and niTbt I. r two day- with
I Eisenhower Mter coming here from
the Hr..-1-c ell CViiuchill incetr.^; at
I ( a -al'lanca.
I .
Jap Planes
Attack Ships
i Unsuccessful Raid
Believed Launched
Front Kislca; Gains
Noted in Solomons
Washington. Jan. 2H- -1A Pi—
America soldiers on wtiaiTal
ranal in Ifi" Solomons are enn
tinnim: their westward ailvaner
"despite 'tiff enemy resistance."
the Navv said Indav in tolling
also ot ,i two-plane .lap raid uti
sticeo*fnllv directed acainst
Ameri'-'n .ships far to lite north
In the Aleutian islands.
It wis the I!*•>( mil .l.'t>mese
attack in 'lie Aleutians in months,
| <i Navy spokesman siiul.
i 'llie Japanese plane probably
were operation ool of Ki k i What
type "f United Slides l'ip- were
ntl'ick was not ..jieririofl
Text '•( tin* »•'•mintijj>if|iif N<v V!B4:
"North Pacific
I "On January /Aih. two Japanese
filial type plitnes .ilt.nl; United Stiles
ships Kpi'i'fitiec li< I ii' westward "I
i mir positions in th'' Aleiiliiin inlands.
' 1V<> damaRo was Buffered
, "South Pacific:
"f)n Jatuta'y 'Jflth. United Stales
troops < o Guadalcanal island eon
tinned , advance to the west de
iii i till enemy resistance. Forty
Japanese were killed and five pris
oners and some viemy equipment
we> t captured."