iiuml rlan s
Backers To
S:.ruggie Taken to
Senate Despite Two
Hciise Defeats; Dem
ocrats Barely Win Out
W i'i May 5— (AIM- Un
f •. ,l . > > def ';it- in tl»3
I Kill n^atislied by the Hou-c
;i casure to wipe out T.i
;, c • : ■•! ISM 2 individual iiu-.inm
■ x . • >. H.mil plan advocatrs
• »: v rv.vi I'd their battle to the
v . i. •rh they predicted would
• - lull 'a\ year abatement bill.
( ;• . George. ■>! Georgia, s mi
• •• Smato Finance Comniit
. mil Thursday for speedy
■ 'p:iy-as-yi).i-go Icgi latum.
T H . : e late yesterday climaxe 1
party scrap bv pns-.ing
: :> eiimproini «• p..y-as-yn
' U'r tv.-n by Representative
It i' 'i Vi L'illia Democrat, it
i»■ o I the 10III income tax
• . npletclv tor about ro tier
t'l" taxpayers, numberi i#
• i our. ;h>im iij. ;::>rl iiv.>i-«>
r v thl-'ilding 1 vy ua ti-t.
• il .!:i:-ies. effective July !
1 r- " taio maj .rity bad tin
; ! ils worst drubbi'ifj in
' manned to beat d uv i
! " •• • barked 111 idlfl »j
' "i '*' •» I > 20:*. A ntuntb
• ' • ■ Ii in icrat had beat •.
• i.. |!ii;
FOC'vY MOUNT MAN
TO HEAD DENTISTS
M'" (AIM I)-. < Ivde
Rockv Mount. \vj»s u-.
>!.••!« the Xmth -
■I Si eiet v at tho cli'Miti!
■ society's eoiiv entfii
Germans Are
Heavy Losers
in Caucasus
Mimiuv. May .*».— (AIM —
fighting northeast of |
Nnv« rus.isk mounted today. I
in:; pace with the terrific air
li.'iiies 'n (lie Kuhan valley. In
whi'-h the German air forees are ,
rffortnl to have lost inore than ]
11* |>I ines in the last two daw j
The heavy wcifiht of Soviet ar- |
tiller> is poimdinc the Nazis
ni>rtii"as( of the RlaeU Sea |iori.
ai-. 11 still is German held, ai
('much the Kussians have been j
'■••nth and east of Novorossisk
: t Mime time.
i :• !a*t published Soviet wai
• -howcd 'lie Hi-d'.irmy Inn*
' • i ; northward from tin"
>'••1 she Sea «»f A/."v. aer<\ s
' K n <1 U.i. with a ennsideriiiilc
n tin- middle <>t the line.
I' - ti..t i nhkelv th.it the me-t m •
• • <• rrent fiKhtinK "•> K-'inu "i
this inline. The territory bi«
hichwiiv and railway lead
' . .\'<ivnri>.-.sisk trum «illu
* » nilieet i>ms.
(The (ic-i man . aeknnwledijed a
; • v. illidrawal twenty miles
'• e t;,e |>• lit nf Ni»vur«i.-'isk ami
<i the Itu- ian> of the t"V n
!. > i. i niv II miles nortit
' 1 ' naval hase.i
liilssiiili troups in the Kalian
• .ne 11iiu a ureal deal of Unit -
' i s* ii. , military supplies because
't "Hi eiiimeetinns and tlieir rela
i lies-, tn Iran. IhmuK'i whieli
• ie..e upplios are Mowing.
I • i! — i.m Army newspaper lied
•"■'•si ■ • I that l>m air battles now, are
'"n •: • i«ed over tin- enemy's |><•-1
' ii . MUiutyini; that the iniliali'.'
Ills M nli the lluiwioil*. who ha\ e
r.inierl the battle into the enemy
eiimp.
FOR ARMED FORCES; 12,000 A DAY
WHO GOES EN THE ARMED FORCES
MANPOWER ARITHMETIC
r* - •* "wkki
3,000,000 or* unfit 4
military S.rvitt .. WB,'^00^0
On Jon. In. 7.000,000 were al,«ody in
tha Arm.d F*r<«, ... Ieovin0 7.000.000
500.000 able-bodied farm worl en must befj
deferred during this year ...leaving 5,500,000
Only 1,700.000 can ba deforr#d-k«r indusjf £
Inol workert. fom.ly hardihip CO ,i , • v.ry.hing
...leaving 3,80 ),COO to be inducted
2,..,3
«M«! 0. MAttWD. Mk (Mtal M+m j
who aii mrvtuiT m-Not rumiwi
*HD HOT IN TNI UMID 1IIVK1S UN. ,ht
MUJ1 II IN UNIKXM IT TNI 1KB 01 1*4»
WITH THIS CHART the OWI show.. \v»-y 12.000 men a day an
i inducted to bring the U. S. armed force* to 10,1100,000 !>>• the end <>i !:!.
: Manpower Commissioner McNutt icleaned the figures (Interim?! «■<!'.
FDR Seeking Conference
With Stalin Very Soon
Davies To Go to
Moscow To Arrange
Meeting; President
May Go to Moscow
New York. May •"»—(AP)
The New York Times. in si spe
c'al ilisnatch from W'asliin.utnu.
saiil that Joseph K. I>;ivies,
m«T l". S. simhassador to tin*
Soviet l iiion. is li> lesive on a
second ''mission Jltisi-inv" I"
invite Stalin to meet I'resiiicnt
Rdnsi'Vi'lt for a <liMiission ol
(piestions <if nuitiia! interest to
i In ir uat ions.
The Tin I-- -..Id V\ ■ .' .I ;
del in • t«*1 v '•! ,iu'! ■ i'.v tlisit • " '■
open to «|uc>!ioii. .itlii'.iisilt no offi." :
!innm;'ci-i eir > . <■ • ■ ent v" •' n • i •
:it tin* White llnisc.
U.ivic-' s>.l:iti. vvill he thsit "i 1
>prri;il r«*|>i• i : * .";\ "l i' > ■
d^nt. unit i»rc«iiiii«ibly tlu* Hisiti -• 11
In-ill <"n\er t!»''• whole range
1 It ins Hi;'" >' •''.' <•!'i conduct of th«- v.su'.
Ism well si• M-ivc that involve <»'
[jriwm n >rld, llin article fsiid.
No del.ills Si I isj i*li- 1 : '
| vlicn* the i I'lmwrt (iiiiforence
t-vceil Sl.ll li ■: I r ••-•Idi-Ht ll';ti >;
t:'nc place, smil 't u-sis not 'Ic.ii
( w licthcr it hi t in »i\e si trip 1 '»*
Mr H.iosevelt Jo Mo,.-.w.
McDonald First To Deny
lie-Up For 1944 Contest !
In (lie sir <Valtcr Ilntrl.
I».UI> Dispatch Bureau. t
lly I.VNN N1SBKT.
Kiili'ittli, Miiy S.—Eviilniit'
'•"nmli.tcs thiit North ('nrollna i» "<
a 1'>itu pie-primary eiimpsiiu11
H«>w livt iv m how dull it will
•' iH'ntl- upon the rniKlicliitf- I In
' '"I reportod Ihl!
>y ih.it seasoned iiIjjwtn rr.- eould
lilt|< hope (,,i Hie candidate- ill
rcatly .ninouiieed to nltutn 'W"
''ir First. si short oino*
l"'Kn. -icroiid. no iilmnnicnt i" pop
"••ir ninid between supporter- "t
(or the Semite .it»d for
Koveniot
It is dittieult to see liow Hie fa'
•l.rtfttc* could hope for a ••>»!•••''
• Jni'iaign im,| iniiinlniii any inter*' '•
n">Viiijj (Iciinitely Jilinoutieed in" ''
''•in a year abend of the pi niu»r>'
r'flier thnti c\ *r bclorc :incc tl"r
pTiintiry system was eitoblishcd Mi
i lltix Slnf« l' • •'« y '<• undeMiind I
vhy !• 'in1 i Hum' wtiiiis tn Im* lied
Lit> \\ If I> I ll> ttlfHT.
llrni.ll In MiDdii.iIII
Riilph Mi'lliititild. fit 1 of (lie (WHip !
to n'.iki rlt'ii' <• mmiliiiclit "I hiv
C.imlui "-y i" U"s cumr. u i ttc> Unit
tlioimh he ittiemletl !•> rrfrtun front
(II.HCtiM i"ti 'l: < ctly nilnftfl In flu
.mi}• i• •>«' is ii""' nislriiiliiig
rc|H>rl ■■ hi ii'iini m homv-ly er
red i 'I . in •• in ni'ffjiT Mini my
• ii< i .iv I "' •< im timed In emi
| firm ;i lii .-e twin"!". Tin* ri'ixirf ii(
i 11 y ii>i<-ii|- Ix'iwccti iiny fMirfIctilnr
. fri.iit ti il fiiM(li«liile iinil me is en
tii-cly iiiifr-reel "
l«rt mtlil.s l.tnif Wolf.
■11.1* turner hfl.s iw»f he,ml f i«• . i
Jm-ii..' '!' I!' yni'liN limine jilw.tvt
|lr( ii ,i 11 "f It'iie u .'lf in |i'tlilir.v,
i i pi I--uinfl 11 i.i I lie will iittf ie
11. Il riiml'iiie> ii'.nv. Ilttili Cl.vtlt
(C"il'tH.'Sd Fa*® Two)
Bij; Allied Convoy
London. May —<AP>—Tin* •
Paris radii. hr.-iadcast a r<*|iurl to- '
il.i> from l.alina. Spain. u hieh a*
,*oi"led (lial a liij allied ennvov
had sailed from Gibraltar. riun
prising. annum other ships, iwen
lv transports loaded with lancJ
inj: hai acs and armored \ rhielcs.
l.alina is on (hr Spanish pen
iiiMlla opposite Gibraltar.
Thr hroatleast was reeorded i»;
The Assoeialed I'ress.
High Ration
Card Group 1
Is Objective
East Coast Gasoline
Supplies Lowest Since
War Began, OPA
Head Declares
\Va.."liinjrtiiii. .May .1— (A I*) —
IVdarinjr that east coast jraso
iiiH' supplies aiv s'uorter now
f an at any iiiu<* since the warl
1 r^ai:. 1' r i c e Administrator'
i'citi.-.i M. Ilroun today an-j
nounced a nationwide campaign
utrainst pleasure driving on sup
phnn iital rations.
'l'nis time cars will n.it It.
-topped on I lie highway. I'.i own
-::id in declaring that il will hot
he a "snooping"' campaign,
hut —
l>ii". its will lorviewei!
; n»! .lui iM'.\ iiivtwti&iiiifs >>•»
• W.i-i'M. ;md isi .-Ii'ne iMM'S "licet ...e
iuis''h \v:ll i i- tinted ; in! !'>>.• dt^'
I will • -• :,• I.,| ]> «•>«• -.1 u;
ol.-ili: I • -i to (IMi-i I • ii\-\ . *
.1"! •"
Tin1 drive is aimci' nnlv :it
nun i'-m nti.il use ill It anil (!
ua-i'liiu rations. Holder- ul' A
ImiiiUs only need nut worry. ainl
Ihosr who have extra rations ar«?
okay if tltey can prove their
pleasure driving: is burning up
only tile irasolinr ac<iiiire:l with .
their \ ho!ik.
Hiuvm !>:n> i . lrfSM'd that
"wth i ! ii. tii ii.n' d.-ivitii
tiiiit ,*!|i A .*»'« !< :m-i ;nit . i' is iir* .
l) i-.-ili!t.> ;eiv .>tu' 1 ■ "ravel vttry '
l..r or \i-iy elten in rait- trucks nr
In eistant resort*. '»r fur :."y Other
r.i.n-es-cntial pui'pnsc*. Mi<torUt> :
!"iu d (!•> njj i and holding '» C.'
v iti--ii p; i>!>iitilv are misus'ng thei'1
"•:'tli>n»." ho added.
II - >:iid llip police will coojitM-.M.? 1
•• ■ I:i the OPA c-fiuators sti 'wr
i u in driver- at race tracks ar.d
other amusements sp.its.
DIG CAMP LEJEUNE
HOSPITAL OPENED
\'< w JfI' M.i.v
AIM.
I. jiMn' n«.I" 'On ii;iv;i1 lms|;it;il
■ l- 'i <• 511• 11«• i i|lh i.illy. !|n« |1|iu
■ ■I'lntini • .iini'" aiiiiiciiu'ftj. |i is
• If ■ " t' I I.' s»M". !<•<• h(M|>lli|1
li III.- Ill 1 hi' I .." >11. IIK'ltl(llll|> liMU
* ill i'l.l.lnu: > . •'••iiiK >ilt> <>i ill
Cotton Rises
30c Per Bale
Xi-V Y<>. V y -(AIM ton
: 115 u!•«•.< >»; i !:»■ i i-hiilllied to 20 wilts
' ;i Its ic hijjho N'ikhi vului'8 were fif
i" i i i :;<■ • • i l>;ile liinlii-r. M.ty
.1 i!y i • ..iitl Octoln-r IH9i
t c'.iiIhv
I I'd: ' Ik
M.m.Ii
M.i.v
.1 ilv
Previous
t'ln «• Open
...20.11) ::«».«»|
. .1 !>.»!» 2«».P3
.. litr.i: lilt;:)
. . . Ul.8'2 t!UI3
10.79 1 'I.7JI
He;i\iest l>ombintr
Ot Jap Island Made
I>\ Ainrican Planes
Willi I In- I >• Army Air Force
in I liiua. *i.iv 5—(AIM-—Tlie
Ihmvic-i \ineriean Immiiiiic as
sault from I lie I'. S. Army air
force viiiirlt I inlay against .lap.i
nrsoiicciiiiinl Hainan island in
llic Soiiili I liin.i Sea. anil the
dm U area of llaihiini;. French
Indo ( lii.i.i
Tin- surprise raid nti Hainan.
Hi,, firsi ilircel Mow at I lie is
land. pniiilini! evenliialv at Tok
vii. h.is ni.iilc li.v l.ilirrator bomb
ers receiillv sent front tlie t'nlt.-d
si.ilcs in nictni'iit .Major <iener.il
Claire < licnnaiiH's m e il i n 111
bombers anil lieliters.
Itolli Hainan and llapiong are
1 nia.inr centers on sea and air
routes from Japan In tlie Month
Pacific.
WEATHER
lOlt VOItTII CAHOMNA.
SUcliil? warmer in ilie in
| teriiT. lli'lr cbjp^r In i"ir»i*is
lure on 'ho coast tonight.
ALLIES IMPROVE POSITIONS
THROUGHOUT IHE IEHGTH .if the Tuiiiiiau float the Allied :irrrii*s
ir. ti> : |>w. :t-. .Su|)iil( .: fiilin;j advume further nortjn,
A:' ev.-an* ! t « i tl*la!oJ iho r lines at Ii• 11 tiO'J. Near I'ont du Kalis
1-ii.m1i riii.'.cil coin.•.c:-attacks. The British Eighth
Army i3) tuh.iiii.cd loui mile* up the cus^tal :<jud. (Inicrnutiorial)
Coal Truce May Be j
Run Indefinitely
Under Ickes Rule
Dortmund I lit Hardj
B\ RAF Bombers in
"Saturating" Raid
faindon. M.i> 3.— t AIM— A
pourrful 1'iircr >it' lirt'aiii's liie !
lour-illolori'd liomliiM's di'livi'l'Ori
a sat lira lion alljrk last niislit on j
tile (irrinan industrial i'tl\ of j
Dortmund. from \\ lii.li liiirly
plain's la ilctl to return. I In- air
m• itiolr> annolin rd today.
Visibility ovi i tin- laisi't was
Kiiucl. r.MTpl for a >liu*il ground
lia/e. said a «uninumi'im'- and
first ri'porls imlit-ali-il thr liomli
ini; uas "«< II ronrrniratril."
Tin* (irrmaii hi«li command
said major ilanusi' was caused
lo Dortmund's liuiliiiiuts and that
'Mi raidinc plains had Ihtii «!«•
slrovi-d in >i I'.iTlin broadcast
heard In Tin* Associated I'ri'ss.
Il uas lIn- lirst major attack
of llir war on Dortmund.
Jap invasion
Forces Hit
Heavy Siows
III* Tin' r<l I'rt'ss.I
illrvpri ld Xllil'll lilims
;ii;ainsl Japan's invasion fnrirrs
\\ rrc rrioidrd (inlay. ■ m-1 (I rl i UK
.1 firr-sriiins raid on (hi- cnrmy
Imsi* at IS.iMm. Hutch \ v w
Ciiiiii'.i. anil tin- »inkiim of two
.l.ipant'si' ilrstrovcrs and four
nthrr «lii|»«i l»> I s. >n!>mariiii-s
in Dm- I'.oilir.
(Ji'iu-'.il M ii A I lull'V
ln ;i<l(| n'«• i . I Ik t .Tio hoinb
v. ' IJ<i» utile* round lrl|>
lirro.1,1 tin Arj.fiirji Sim front Au«
tiiiliii. iit >v iii oiiali ii.kI wcidliei in
iilliii i. ilii'ti c .ii H.'ibbn ;iiin
I frhill ll'lUll t\Vll .if j»;x itilplltlOSC
i J>I:In<• s wl' • h "M 1" in'crri |it
1 /M! tin* I ! • .'i' i i'i'turned ..ilelv
I Tin \ii% * - (• *11• 11 i:i addition in
-in .1 ; .mi < i i -un:; liy Ame •
' I'Mli In • .. ' I■ \ I t> 1 ll \'l»wM.| (Ji
, scrlljl'll ii i I n ' lr.il!>}!. i| t tv.'l
I ,i'id |'11'1','iltlv siink"
(in lli't I'll 1 ' if iii. Miilish lu'iid
1 «|iiurlci » 'I Kli'ld 3Vfnr»h(tl Hit
| ArcHili.-ild T. tt'mcll'* lorcc* ePK<ig
J • d .Im|'-iIh •1 1: ••••»• i "i*i. i in M.miiii;
dnw-f'iiiliiiJniiitii r<Mid.
RAf v/nr|»(iHM"M I- r iTuditrd wllti
'ilflMnilf "Ollill* 1 " iriltir ' Ati .I:||i
1.1•«.•> • - i' i • >'it I mlii -Ii;u»
/ • rn, •; w i l>.o I'ia-irs Df Hci;cc
i tiver .'Mmers and rail targets.
Few Expect Another
Walkout at End of
15-Day Armistice;
Sixth Day Big Help
Wii-inn^on. May ;>—(AIM—The
lenated i- .a! w.v« struggle .-tjr
< ;l Uiliuli !inr today thai llif <
1.' day tini'c mitlri which the mdlis
1:v new .s i-perataig nay he extrnd
ni indefinitely. with ll:ir")d L leko.
; bi<M «»1 L'ncU' Sum's rail
is. for tin* duration,
t 'in < a^ain. i-oal pmr.'C-il into the*
.••j: | >«li.icS'• *ti . at lull bla.it
wit i 11 mi ! mines .•« a . s duy wwk.
nt neither the itl:.i.:.i>trnti'ni nor
«■ t mlcd \lin« v. ivkci s gave the
. '.l;!i*«*~t i; t • i yielding in fhoii
vmi". ' c v. aue mil .'a. ir.dictiimal tag
At lit,- >.u:e t :t.e. le'.v informed
!elt an itfiei u il!a«lll. -m il
i. 11; i* nf la-t weke-enci. >v..uld t'r.l- .
' ,v i ration <ii tlie truer, til though
• v ■•••tiiviled !!•».< *va.< an D|itimis
<• • - :,ir I'MW President «'nhi!
i.i •> plainly i;i jjivert no :ndi- '
•I t' al he \\ ild di-ciHiruCe an
■ ilter ti ppijac. Thesi? snuifci strew
i . !• i*. despite tin • differences
i ••if • ! tl e pritir p..I.- in t te d:.-|)iiti
'a..ill t.i damage tie- war effort l\v
oil the I' -al supply.
I l:i'.. yesterday •/ dered on a s.\
day week all mimv which have re
til e<i.ii price adi. 'tnietiis t«» com
pensutc i"t tin- extra—and some .-aw
(C'on'ai ifd 'in Page Two)
Now Within
Ten Miles
Of ElZcFiS
North Shores- of Lake
Achkel Almost Wholly
Held by Ail jes; Axis
Line Shrinks
W illi Ilic i'.iitisn I ir-»t Arniv
in 1 uuisi.i. .Ma> 3.— (Al'i—The
Uritish first Arniv announced
today that 3.(100 V»k prisoners,
including i.O'Jll <;vrr.i.!iis, h;td
b«cn ca|>'.ill'<-ii in its sector of the
Tunisian trunt *-iii«c April J|,
wiiuii tin- cncin\ in.iilr an abor
tive attack near i! >»l,ie/-el-ISab
on the eve of the currciit Allied
offensive.
| AJiit*il lli*u(U|Muru.'!a> in North
i Africa. May -V -( A1*) — Anu-ri
I cans jmkI 1'ivncii. .-mashing
I alunjf llu- Mediterranean t«» J5i
| zerte, have reached a point only
ten miles l'mm thai naval base
and other forces closing in from
' Mati'iir ha\driven to within
I five miles of Kerry v. le, Allied
| Headquarters advici s said to
I day.
! Kt'iivvi!'.«• ton n\v in>rlli('it>t
I oi Malour anil only ciRht ile- act' >s.
Lake Bizcrlc l rum the na\ al ba.a .
rushing out ol' MaU-ur to the
cast and southeast. the Aincri
' cans also made a live-mile sain,
and repulsed another light en
i'.my countcr attacked launched
» 1'rum a rldjr on the east side of
; the river Tine.
i In this thrust, the Americans
j M-cre aiming at Tehourba, 18
< miles west of Tunis and about
! «lie same distance southeast of
Mateur.
Th« pi-nf ' ■ v. 'I.In artil
lery ratijj'" "• 15./• u- v nn<;.- .1 :ri
boating h.'iii: a (Sofin ■:. . m; Icr at
lack north of Lake .V iikel. »•: 10
ll»«• Water dl'lelV-t\* |.i .'IfftiilH !!!••
southern .ijipro.icinr.- I" 11 if naval
basw.
Vurlher nil. l';e C.i i mjiii.* a!> •
lathed out in :i c .lev-attar:.
C isl «.| .Mccl.il / . .. •! IT tile
tanks walked into a Briti-h trap and
("t neral l)wi;5ht I' Fi.-criaiwcr'r
ri.mHMjnii|uo <;od twelve them
wee destroyed 'I"!1,- e<> intcratt.M.A
v.v.s )iu' K:I 0,10k.
At the t'ontdii r.ilis "liinKi1."
lietueen the (o-rman wp tern
and southern fronts, (lie nine
t eolith I reiieh was report
ed stnasliin: ah-id in :: ue»v id
lensivr l.-.tnieheri > esterday at
dawn Inward /.iqhmuii. strategic
inmiminifalintis renter.
Vho fun nun •• - tid It e<e : ircu«,
itillinji .1 .>1 hind t i Or • inn :: »utt
liin from ivh it'll • w (ictiora J> 1
V.. I. .M • : !■ I-.
/ rmy. »re tn> ••• '. n>V.
arif luit :i • v 11 • .•» :.v
•Vi lli a!! V, : 1 . .. veiti,
■•isht -i « -
T! e
ti. led
ir 1;
''ail .
I .
V a result id tin* Atnrricaii
I'rent It adv.line alone i'ir Medi
terra lie 111. Hie northern allure- of
l ake Xelikel v. ere now almost
riilirrl> oei-upii! In lli,. \llies.
who liad rem lied I In* western
slopes of ll.ifliel ( tieliitl after
«."•»!»: Ill led
Gen, Andrews and Bishop
Leonard Killed in Flans
! lii'ii M, \ • ' Al'V- Liuutcn
.lift: Kr.inU M. Andrews.. com-|
. id*1! .if ...I Aiikthmii .'it my troops ,
Mm Kurnpean theatre of war. and j
V 'I-. .1:1 Hi t .i|i Adna Wright
.••I .I. of Wunhingldti. i*
::i American Protectant donopi
ai.itan in .in tils-perti'>ii (our of Ij.
S '• >p .ii oiid. ttcrc killed Moti
v mi 1,1-1,111(1 i tin- cra.-h of an Al
, i.'M ptuiH whirl wh* reported w
\r Iwid .^lici tuuh i linking S.
\■ >•• \ ■ >iin• i.11- .ii'oiivd
Avdrrv. )icMdi|U:irtvi> lit'ie sitd
in ■>f(trial annotincrnient e.jfty
l.«ila> that "(nil informatiut) eon
r. unit the .irridriit is mil yet
•\..i\iMi l»ui diftuMii that tflf
.i■ i• had i illen m ,.ii inulatori l.f
I'ulKy nt In M "
'II. pi(.'.fin-. .>i Ivi-.i>«>ii l^">nur<l
• r (;•■• plan#- \« a- confirmed by 'he
\ ., I •( p;n Mufti in Washington after
J i ■■ ' *i:yc'.;ci he Ih.-t iuform
i od of the bishop 3 death and deciur*
oil Unit tin \\ ii >' ) ;• "iif t >tit
lilni lli.il mie i uli-ti rl miitr
had miivu i ll 'ho ••r;i>li.
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IoM - iic \\i>- w.i lict.iti
I Filly-nim- vi'ar- <<5»I. lie h:'d "Sum ii
Inn :»l\ il" l"t yivii i i i.i); Army
I iiir liM i-c ;mhI i < i :iinpi<tn <>i fmu
rnnltivd IkiihIk'H1 Hi- \.;i- nut* of Hv
few •■ffivt1!'. «>f Ins ;!)!•• im«i 1 ink
hold .hi .ii'Km lyiii); lnnr.1
lyi'ii.i;*!'- -"ii ^.ud the ••il-ytMr
oi<l "f-cupHid "I ll'.i' hltthoKt j*■».-11:<»m
in 1!" Mi l lii 'di 1 Cliurcll. till1 til.*'
In>|>' i«• lit ilu' Million's i ;i|iitnl. hint
ui'devtakcn hi.- \ r i» •" AnivriiMii
ll^htmn Mirn .ii I In- rr«|iirsl uf I'rcs
td«.iii llinis«!\ i-M. wit". decliiri'd
mtm-iiiH tin • t'iI'll <liint < lunrhc
,'holdd .fllfl ii rrpM'TfltiitlVr t'>
A i'Pi'Kmii -"Id ri-i','. ' txiitv
nirj '.'Ui thf: t'iith"llr Cliurcli h'ifl
! mut Ar'hlbif'vp Francis J. S|im.I«
I man, of New York.