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LINES IN TUNISIA
Allied Pianes Rain Bombs On Rabaiil
J.OCiC cv;"l JAP
TOUGH BUT TIRED YANKS who helped to kick the Japs mil of the Buna
n:ea m New Guinea relax on the debris-littered battlefield antl exam
ine sonic of the trophies left behind by the enemy. The snldiei" in tiio
foreground look over a Mission bell. The dousjhboy standing .• ni<
Samurai sword. At right two Yanks look over Jap flag. (hi'crnatlouil)
French Warships
Reach U. S. Ports
Richelieu, 35,000
Ton Battleship, and
Cruiser Montcalm
Flee I* rom Dakar
K> .IOM I'll MOIS ION
\f\l Vnl k I VIl, I — I \l*l
Tin- tun rit ii h K iiu«'>hij»
Kiilulii'ii. iiipplril lint still tar
rrimi im;i«>ti nt. sliil inln New
\»rli lurlior last riiurs«l.i« after
ilixhini; .• paek nl submarines
in mid \ 11.1 it I it .mil rilling mil
llir litii';li«>s| uiili- :iim\ ill Iut
crow lii.l ever I'xtw'ieiiecd.
The 7jotMon !•'. ncl ci tsci M<ml
Ci l:n. .1 >i\-illr':i u .11 ' i's -i'I. whieli
tike tin i!. iu'lu'U. hail betn i>;i e<l
th«- .Mi u-iiii i» >". Dakar,
in..lie Host 'i the Atlantic crossing
v it, the, battle p .. <1 berthed sit
Itiilariclph Tlw two parted cun»
|*ny iwu ,i!ni n luilI dnys out.
("oil- ! (.(• tie I tin- il-el's
uif t'Kliij Itivir arm ;il.
11k1 Kirlu I <• i had lain it inch
••' li moro ii n 'v.■ •
Naval offit U pern it led i"*' to
ntkc tiit. 3.700-mile trip from At
i i ' with her .Hi i ::i iv-i anything
MhhiM !i.<p|m
I llill'd St.ill's (ll'stfllVITS Cs
riirted us .iI• tin- way. safrciMnl
iin; ;i«;«iii-t an attempt bv Oor
lllilliv ;iml I(,|I\ ti» sinli silrll .1
|iri/c while she was able to move
o"l> ill slow speed.
'Ii<" 11■••ii lii .ini vu'ir evritcd ;tiiH
J>PW n.s il c st:ittit* "i I bcrt.v lm»ke
IIii>iiiv,Ii i'lViW |. • , ; in i tit v'. fill
"Our coming will .-h«>w tho Amcr
'•'•ill IH'fi|ilc j; ,i J')-,11fp vt-'1 have a
nsivy." Captain M htp| I >■ I'limo <1
•"III lllf. "|| will show tin-in. I"",
tliiit ttiu xttilorH arc anxious and
'('•mlmm, t.ii p iwo>
Turn Higher
Prices
"Iif 'cd II M ||.|||;:<-(I It. til et'fll.
i' higher.
'••Klii'i. Mite
"111 July in;c:
"Klirr. March i!t.7i;. May
15 i \ I • • ('niton
Previous Today'
< i ipi'ii
1!»77 Iit7tl
I'l ||» 1!« ft
lit.'tO lf»n_'
if* in in 17
ifiii ir> it
Jfl.lU ii if
< »|»l'tt
RAF Raids
Cologne
And Milan
I. mint;. Feb. 15 — (API —Koyal!
nil' ir mi bombing G«t
111:11:v and li.il.v in a double-barreled
■ attacked the Khinclanri cityl
and the Italian arsenal ]
i-.-v of Miliiii last it was an-1
•loMiiTfi f 'flay.
!!"tli it „i-ks were described a
scale" operations mid elevenI
r,i Hi.-ii '.umbers failed to return.
I c i' ! --UK id was concentrated
,'!!'! .. "are.ii weiaht" • •!' hijjh ox
l»!<>.ive.» were la'iiod on tile city 111
a liail iiuiir. authorities ni !)i [
1 -c 1 >' )• 1 ..ft bombed Ith neiand
i. > were 1 e|'> .ted le.-> ai'ti\e than
usual
\lilan ;d>o w.i- subjected to .
cor,(filtrated altaek and large fires
'ai'etl in the cit>'- industrial
11 where war iidu-tries and
:t l.ieilitics are centered. it
■. - c|m rted Italian defense.- also
■ i 1 described as weak.
Many Fires
Are Started
At Jap Base
Attack Is Greatest
Made in this Area;
Bombers Range Over
South Pacific
Allied Headquarters in Aus
tralia. Fi-li. IS—(AIM—In the
greatest mass bomber raid car
ri-d out by the allies in this war
theatre, mare than SO heavy
hiimhrrs rained upwards of 50
li>n> of explosives and S.500 in
eendiary Itonibs early yesterday
mi the Japanese naval and air
base of Italian I. New Kritain.
K*mi waves Flying Kortressis
■ • I h* attacked the city and
■ ! 1;>i:;<» !• . more than two hours,
start ni? hi'ste (1 tuiineiMii.-. (ire*, a
c« mn.unique aid. and apparently
1. itt and damaging two ships.
For more than a week the crew
ft the hea\y bombers had been wait
ing foi a chance. n the words ol
• •tie. "t<> ljuni Itabaul down again."
This was only a part of Sun
day's aerial offensive against the
Japanese in the Siilomous and on
New Guinea and New Britain.
Liberator- twice bombed New Hi i
I.in's I'm i I'bili yesterday atternoon
while ("atalina-; raided Uuin air
drome in the early morning darkness,
cuasing explosions in dipsersals and
sunply dump areas.
In New Guinea, a Liberator bomb
ed Madang airfield while Mitchell
i:.odium bombers escorted by Light
ning tighter-. attacked the Lae air
drome. destroying two grounded
•I.'oa i'se )>l .lies and starting fires.
Sniokr rose almost a mile and a
half nito the sky after the bombing
ol liabaul and flames were visible
mere than I <10 miles, airmen re
ported. Demolition, fragmentation
and incendiary iiombs were u-ed.
willi tiie largest missies weighing
1.lino pounds.
The first Flying Fortresses wave
tailing a large file along the harbor
which was eon tor Ku miles, airmen
said. The second wave apparently
-truck a large Kiel dump, it was
reported, t'oi smoke rose to 7.000
The third wave, of Liberators, con
centrated on the what! area. The
final wave centered its attack on the
e:-st side of the town. In addition
to shipping and building-, bombs
were reported also to have struck
searchlights.
Stocks Move
Still Higher
New York. Fcl>. 15—(AP)—Stocks
generally continued in -\\ iik toward
peak levels for the i>ioi two years
in todiiy's tniirkct.
Bonds and commodities were nar
rowly improved.
Stocks in the new hiuh divi-ion in
cluded American Telephon.,. Consoli
dated Kdison. I'onnnonwealth and
Southern. Pennsylvania Railroad,
flcneral Motors. Chrysler. («oixlvear.
Sears Roebuck. Radio Corporation.
Standard Oil of X. .!.. Texas Co..
American Can. General Klectric and
•tohns-Manvillc.
Slow Progress Made So Far
On Important Legislation
Il.iilv l>iv|itlrli Knrr.lll.
Iii llir Sir W.-iirr Hold.
IS* I.VW NISKKT.
11.11 • • 11; J.. !•"> • | .'• I'.i 4 ill m t<>—
4I1I llli %<! Ill • «'l< ill
li.i' m in In < >i'in il \ -cmlily
''till • •• if < jIcii'I.h pili'lH'Ul
,ii iv hi tin- h«nisi*. and ciin io|*»rf <»ii
ly -1|m>^iT'ss i>ii tho bill*."
Thi> il»«' iii'Mi is iijiicli' in pile of
tin- i.ici I pi 11:..p trcii • ■! the liici)
ih.it tht* riniMHT tiiniitilUcf mi
I'liii: iliiv iiiinuiln <•(! <i|i plclpin n|
Hulk mi II"' roM-iHH Mil
Si line mpinhci- I U'i <'<Mitinittc<.*
11111 linn wlirHici llir r«*\<•!»!I«? iicl j*
fi III*, 11 l\ ('nil p i .i~ Ippi'.ll - (III fill"
III I.I ( Kfli.li- t'» I'll' "III .IMIfllfl
•■•lif.1 111(1 !' prcd l.n'|| .(lilc report
il M in;: fir l.i ' low (I. i > m; iv hiiv r
led ll.i «.iy uprn Im iiiiU'liHiuoiils
II..Ill the 111 n i r III ( "inmiltrc n| ||K.
mlinlc .md iniulil ii nit in iM'iilfiiiijcrl
deli.ilc lh«" o I'll* pi tilled revennr
lull i o n pi ctcl I" It iraHy fur pic
cut iii..n t" t ic li'tiw h» Tur .fl.iy
Momiiiv t|.f ^ppi^prnlirin roni
iniMcr ii .-till liHid <it uoik rip ||i«
.•pending bill Additions ab»ve budget
recommendations I" I >101111 lit I ap
propriations amount t>> around ;i mil
lion dollars Still pending before I he
com 111 idee is lite nine-month sclitmi
allocation ii| seven trillions lor the
two veins and iuiiiiophi- smaller in
dependent bills aggregating more
Ih.in liiill ;i million dollar- The.«c
ineltide funds l"i enlargement of |.ie
Slate Cnard. several special inves
tigaling commissions. aid to the All
.Society and -imiiiii agencies.
While the appropriidioiis group
whs addinu large sums (o the
iiinounl> .nil h"i i/i'd i" be spent, the
fili.uici group had en' oil over n
million Irom estimated revenue. It
is tins condition which raises doubt
about actual ptogre Already there
is e\ ideiice thai the lanuliar old dc
v ee nl -imply raising estimales o|
collections Irom established tr.x
lev iv- will lie resorted to in an ef
fort to yet •' hook btiliincr ol the
i indgot.
(Ontinuel <">n Pdgs hvn)
PRICE CEILINGS
ON GRADE BASIS
OUTi OR SEASON
Marine Chisi
•: :«fcY • -*»,
STANDING IN FRONT of the U. S.
| Marine Corps ilag is Mai. Ituth
Cheney SStreeu-r, of Mornslown,
| K. J., director of the newly-forr.ied
i women's reserve <>t the I'.S.M.c.
She has three sons in Hie scrv.iv.
is a licensed emnn k-.i oM J
collego tjradunte. </ ,/,
Work Week
Is Modified
McNutt Promises
Exceptions to Order
Under Special
Circumstances
Washiiiclou IVIi. |.*>—(AIM —
Manpower ( omiiiissititirr WeXiitt
promised lod.i\ lir would provide
for exceptions in the IS liunr
ininiintiiti work week In prnieet
those 11h i 1111- in meet such .1
schedule hi'i.iti-i' ill special cir
cumstance*.
lie (Ici'iiiiici r(*\ i'Iii \\ li.it I hi?
cxccptiort* t> 11 :• ci |i:ws
confcrcnci' < stio I <
tii'iis "wit! i three dn\>" and
aunvd :l u • i\ i-:iII. .
|>loyci'.s IT! ' n.is I.i-: • in
48-hour ww it'll • liivcij rii >
imiiicdiiiti < !tir c.
romilalion- ..'i • u > ir I
.schedules.
II \v;i> Ilir '-si • ills
would l>r ii' • > ■■ '•! ' iv "t
firm* unali • nrk on !!'• hour
m hcdulcx In • .. • lack »l aler
inlx or ollip iisliiiiciv beyond
lllCII l*i11 i t ■ i >: s ! • Wll >
employ .-i> !■ .■ cxlin «in of their
hours would ci' > 'A"il\ri
for cssi'iil
Three i^ersons
Die Violently
\ '•> < AI* > At
ICil.-t three ! I 'I *'t MIT
in North C.un cfwriiiR tho week
riul.
John C. Mi-'1 • I nron itient
f fll'llier n| nc, I ; i.illcrl
when an 1 Hi he was
ji p;i.«.«om;(-t . ■*
Stjinicy i ., 1 ■ ■' Ivr . ('I inch
rich! H'lll i I '•: •' 1 (li ;it1
Willi :t 22 •••!"'• licliPV t' l
Ol»l|>t.' it *' 11 • older
In-other. \V. Wy.it" .lr . tJl.
Mel). v.oM i < Sip W'ul
ni'tn !i»i>H i
Octcfc Oil n - 1 fnt i|l> \volitid
H til il f ill • 1 n tie i- ll.im'et
Hiimlct r.-hi i' i ei <;-h«.on j-.iri
Th.>m,i M« i ' \ '.| • U <- I'll
!">g arrtttpd on a 'ha:*;*
tviinn^ h.rn.
Lack of Inspectors
IViakes New Program
impossible; Plan
Opposed in South
(iivfiivilU', l*Vn. i > iAl') —
<»» j»!* U* Oll;!|£S Ol
! I lit • cuivil tnbui'cn 'in a grails
liasis will iml In* mailt- tiii> year,
<'liarli's K. Clajfi'. in i-liaryu of
prift efilinjr work !'«>r tin- I'. S.
I it uai i nitnt «»l Ajrriciiiluiv. atl
vi.-ftl iviiator .1. < . LanK'i* tt»
• iay.
Sri'Uiius t<> <iiiict uiiuM among
toliart-oiiKIs in lour southern
states. Case said lliul tlif l)e
IMiimt'iit of Amu.illiirt' would
mil rci'omiui'iid to the OIW thai
llii- ;;r;i(li' basis tor icilin^s lit* im
posed. anil a.liled thai Hit* Ol'A
t'tmld not o-talilisli siieli a system
u illioul (lit- «t!i»eiirrei».-e til' the
l»c|iai I men I ol' Atirieiiilure.
it. . ;«.•»j- . in > v . t i Uuiicr, Gage
. ti a price ceiling ■ n ■ giade basis
cannot In- established unless there
.. C 11S | ■ It to ill-poctiotl service co\
« i.2:u ..II lliu v- . t'd mariictOnly
a it- ea.-tc r l'.. m ... .;«•!> have
'cjIit.iI grading service, ho added
Statin;: 1 • i..; in- iii<i not believe the
I pa ii!" ' A' . ii! at- c«jid oi>
Mil'.cii-nt 'ii.-pcclot.» t'« carry
nil'. iiisptvtio > on each nf the Hue
I t il 1 . . I;r tided "Kvcn il
■ t i lid obtain a sufficient number
i> new aispector.- !• cover nil line
ell rod market- this year. I still would
:i- t : < commend grade ceilings he
I'jiiM1 the strain.- inposed upon our
|M-iM>iiiu'l are tuch that!
:ueli with only a brio! ex per
it'liCf in oi.i work .-hoiild not bo
ie.!ed to tlieiii."
(•am- said tli.it regardless til
llifsp ('iMisitlcratioiiN "nr would
lirsit.ito to reciiuiuiciul grade
ceiling* it tin- (rimers were »l>
|)I|N|*|| (II till'III."
Considerable '.,-'.ir on the part ot
li'iiiicco Mit'll h.d been c\pre-sed If
fi'iitlv that in no-.lion of israde ceil
inus would <li- away Willi the auc
tion >y>tfi! .1 M'tlinu i. ' f toiiacfi
W'a.t'lit'iiM'-i. (1 the \ • '!. Carolina
It'^.-latlire ail od a o ition op
l'"-itiK
\! .1 meet ' — o! e!l"> isetiiCll.
p:' 'il.tool"-. \ a• •; e t"i' i
! tr t < ol the ' C, id flic
'■ l-'an11 liure;. Kedei a' held
! Italeiiih la.-t .■ tt'U. ' f prop .-t'.i
I change hi 11■« | t-e it x etlim
■ v ,i~ op) >.-od . • ' ..ii pte l,
ad a I'omm "ft- • .i car y
thf fight In IV I n .in oil 'i'1
| to prevent tile inpo-itH'M ot tin
, grade ccilingK. Flu govt tiorn •>:
i North Carolina. v >uth Carolina and
(ieorgia had ox| e--od < i intcn
•-on. hi accmiip • 'iu t' c • — 1 *• «'
Washington. I n ttee \va«
( rlrd by Sen •' C. K.aule.- 'H
W I on.
'I he arade ceil • w.. it.l place the'
ceiling price on each | Ic 1 ' •• ••'
in the warehouse ■ stead til en the
• i• i>ei a\ ci .gt ! • i' 'i .i'I
l»een billowed thr« a it ' • Miasm
n tile sale I' ev 1'
Trouble for Japs
HERE S ONE FEL'.OW who enures
many a J;if) to have Je ;•
«ea \U at Ac • i h who''is'ill
1 ,K' * < 'i • I I: < , ' iill l.lt*
Ryii framed
Him thief
Re-Elected President
By Practically
Unanimous Vote;
Helsinki Bombed
Helsinki. I>b. 15—(AIM —
I'rcsiitiMil Uisln IS.vli u;i« re
I'lri'lt'd to hrail I In- government
hi' unrriiik' I'inluiid l»> ;i prar
Iic;i11> iiiiaiiiiniuis vol*- lnil.iv.
Tin- decision was nude ill an
I'li'i'linn willi |in/slc«l laclors. in
(iiiclinu tin- tentative projection
(if llic :i.tntc nl I'icld Marshal
Karl Mannei lit-iiti. commander in
chief n! Finland's armed forces,
as a candidate without Ills sanc
tion.
iTin* Kiiini h •;.tili (•(.nun..iul re
• ! !l'(l i ;i i • :ni(|~it* !• ■ ■.irlt-.i-I
v the I it'i'1.11 i. i (I it i lli.it ;i
ii I!::>mii!'. p'ai.cs riii .1 (lrii)»|u'd
•• i' the >. i • IV ..i Hi I.-1 ill.
CI I.,, !'•;-11 ~ ::i :i biMnric; <1
. 111«■. i Ww Y , . \ (iiS. i|ii"I
■ i .|\..- ..'IT . - \ mc Hi i mi;
'
\ K'U.vil. pi. i \ - :»c<|Ucnt
, .MM ii p I 111-:, !•• .
. : tr , S let. V. ■ i, ill ip] 't*iir dc
o n ; .1 11» their uTTVu*! to di.—
li . ' , elect .in pri'i■«•«•.is us i
I rill- :e elcctien • >: I.'vti ;i~ prc>i
lent •uroiiiri III Helsinki di.-s
tt-ho. Iir<.;idfii : b> 'lu- Berlin ru
li . ..ml iwi rd<tl I>v tin A-si>c:..ti'ci
■i. v \>v V Tin- ln'.,i(ic;isl
•
Tar Heel Wets Have Inning
With Committee J his Week
I! ik'iiili Kri> ! .1 \. ' 'lew «'t>
"I North Carotins will havi* llwir
chiiiicc this wt't'K I • M'liv tlu'ir
IIkiukIii.- bcloic _ • 1.11 i I'oniniit
!• r hut wIh'IIk' • > ' 1 ntjiui*
<>l till' opp'll t> c. . :n> to he
M'rn.
'I'u (I ,i .. c.ncd lu-l'Tc
11n* (-<utimitl( i * .m -n|i|> • 1
1 >1 lite I*i ii r • tin- '..'i
l'iii'k nn :i mi .. 1 \ i-.-. j11-1 liko
it \v;is ion \ im,. I H' i -l' 'kr
mumi i«>ld (lit- ' iv l.c thiil i' llu'.v
did not herd o i liihitimi t '
v i -1 iv . • . i i iilil i', ili
iii tlx- MI'St l-lli ' ill
111 p;i>l yrjii'. ,id\ "iMttv "I |c
Kiili/rri 11<|i)• >t hji ( nut Ivrti di>
p'»od In iii >v )>•• ir i|lcr;iiin's.
prrfciTinc t" ii ■' IM<- i'.iiv
Ui'"iind.
"I"li«* Ix'.'ilir.:: will l>r hild rjlhrr
TuMdny or Wrrtm^diiy, i'u* cxticl
tinn* In Iir i'i . ClM'rmiin S C
Kr.iwlrv "t tin- i ■•ni'" t!cc nn
pinjiisllmii. Mill C1 irvjiliro
In ,di. Ilir It-:; . .' nr '.•• -.•» ' lill *'
t-*i imp -'an' H nrirfdt ot
hill* remain in mmm He*' or
air >ii i i'iii ;> • •• »i nil* (leva
tun \iv. i • the -pr i(liil|!
it f;i- ■ 1.1 i\ ny pros 1.-11 >its for (i
Conte plated nine-m"l»lh ^lutowidi
■< . and w.ii* bonuses
fol 1 • ■ ' - . : I ' u SI.lie rill
i>l",\iI ic in u ■»c
tin aovrrni-i 1. vi-arlnns wartime
pmw f ' • * 1 * 11 • :hp welfare, e
cn ilv tied in .1 i 1 : N :n r.irol.ii
ian.-. There lite win conlrol l>iii
lo mate ;» State <J.-. mi i• • Miper
vine tlie ii'.1 ulnct re iiiid <i:>tv.li;
1 ii'ii Hint ili •• % ! .r ire isn't',
aftei rmiMiler. p -.to. |t r
holme. I; Uuiiid altorate n
j r.ii the it ' 'i <1 1 i-ii»r s une.
leui^lalii'• .• . () p.i -a^r \va> n»l
a \ a ! >r,v t• > 1 ' le wets. heeatisr il
1 rrriv rtl ,i 'nil >i)|<|' ''I from avow
ed (leys who belie > II ■ method «|
eontroll iiij s\ ■ el • u ine*.
A lai' • ■' •" tnea i' i . fitli*fI
the ' rm|>l'i> • art.' W'll he
debate in i- 'in I' i> i(le.« I•»:
■ i.itjiiii tlii- . c of iiilMir eon
eilat"r 'l( ! * ' in*t . r I ii'Ki pi-actirev
.1 'il '••!•.< it 11 • ■ .'I ; • mi • r pl'ivre
i" He n ->-'i " r ■.. . lahoc T.-j-in
i/.at .'in .1 i»• f.-.r a pi r.ml lo wr.rl;.
Twenty-Mile
Gain Scored
in Fighting
initiative Seized
By Rommel in Faid
Pass Area; Russians
Continue Successes
</;// Tin \.-•.-■tiriitl, il I'iixs)
(•« i man m ni'ifi-il imr.s havir
-mashed tiir n Ami riian linos
in Tunisia fur a vain "I' m'los
in heavy l i-jht 11 v'- dispalchos
from allied iioadqiiarti-rs in
until Al'rra 1'i'Hi'I't'-fl today.
I'lii- ii-t! Aim.' ('••ntiiUK'd t-i
i'nii' stii-f. .. j ,11 iln- Russian
11! w'i.-iv li.ist.A- had fallen
slid Kimrkuv was endangered.
1 tic seizure ut the initiative lty
tIn- ,i\is forces in north Africa
was in tlic 1'aitl Pass area. Ii5
miles inland Irom llic Tunisian
rna-t u lierc .Marshal Krwin
Kt oiniel apparently liaii joined
part «l tiis forces willi other
a\i- I'm ees to lic.4iu a htfttlc for
rnilral Tunisia.
Aii ;. 11: «.*rt headquarter* cumimini
d the ;im> v. a- attacking with
l;i:>ks. infantry. artillery and dive
oi.iiil'i. r> ami dispatehc- i:i.:n head
:l '..lll'N -a,it th,. An:Ci"i<in p<it!li!\
Gat-a. 80 miles southwest. were
i Trcianucivri oy thf -uprise tlini-t.
The German radio said Sidi IVhi
/itl. ten mile- >a) Invest of F;rd.
■ •:ci i>*•«.-!» ci pti::vd. ami the iillieri
■ ni■ i i<i tin- action was eon
*:iiur:g.
The (ii'i'ti.aii attack, restoring the
Tunisian iron; ;.i luri-uis activity
;.Mc! ni-'tr. :.- ol niinoi pairing, was
begun a! 1 a. m. yesterday with pos
fibly 50 CI«-i:: an luitkt overrunning
A nU! lean artillery pn.-itioiis. it whi
reported.
On the Uussian front, where
the lied army forced a chain a
hit closer ahull! Kharkov and
drove Willi unchecked momen
tum to cut off possibly >00.0011
Germans attempting to escape
from Itostov. there was no sign
of German counter attack.
A mid day So\ ;ety conimuui(pic
ecoi ded >»y tile Soviet :■ onitor in
l.i iwii.M ... <i the l!.i-.-ian : eves had
■ . ilc new iidva ,i-i - .ii tin- Khark >\
area.
While the Russians hurled heavv
lorce.- Kharkov, tliev al.-o were
iiec:.i<g a m'i'ii's id coinciding at
lack.- upon the 70-mile wide na'/.i
" ipo corridor west of Rostov,
lu Germans acknowledged the
!..!! ? Rostov. ^lit said it was i
mi ' "ilii\.l withdrawal ol German
ie> n which all military instai
• .11,- «v e destroyed.
:i 11> a i dispatches. however, .said
; ! • ensure if she city o| .VMi.nnn
pi ptil.ilinn was ii bloody ;dl'air in
. tin liii'xians charged throiitri
• t, iit\'.» modern streets .'trains'
C "it- • h had het ■ directed to
• ii.l :o J: .- li.sl.
• I •••■'..ie which ye-e pi >.!
i d «.iU ••! CeriliD! C. |.-e.s th'i
alls they linaui Gerin.:i
-:<• » pdvertis mp: !>• not i>eli-% r
We will •' a., e Rostov."
Farm Benefit
Payments Bill
Is Rejected
W.fliiimtnn. I rl». 1.*>—(Al'i —
li\ .1 voir <>t si\ l<i oik*, a llousc
appropriations - n It <• o m in itfco
(iiruril down toda> .1 rniliest l»j
I'li'siilcnl UiiiKi'vrll for SI 00,
UOIMHIO for incriilivr payments to
tannrrs to im rc.i«r production of
food.
I 'ji' dissentuit( vole m nil by
Hcpi ivontiit • <• l':i r\ 01 Cicoi'Kia
Democrat. ciuir t .iti i>l 11n* >ultcintt
nitt<v h.nullum .iuim ..11. 10 appro
priations.
The cmnn tti'c re affirmed the
policy of ('"imrrw a^itinttl the pnv
.1 t .>f Httb'idy iKiymcnln sm w«it
'• n Km* l'i.-t supplemental dc
l«"i-c .ipni npi i.il <«n lift la-l yc.ir.
Tai\'" !u- concurred in tin"
declaration "t policy Ht it voted
a Ha' 11*1 disapprovi y (lie :c<|UCst for
funds.
Mc.iiuv1 le SccttiM II licit. N|-'.v
Vi'Mi 1 v i i .1. ,ul."ci!o<l clitrti
tiiilinft "i form lirnrl t imyntcttlsi
tittd Hir f'si'ia of iiEvicnllnlrnl prim
at "loir level-."
MFAIIIIK
T OR MM! I'M < AltOI.INA.
s|"« h risiitc. •■"inpfrilufr to
»"tHi. 'in' > ontinurd bflnw frr>7,
1 lie to ro.ir.t.