I
IS Hwriteramt Hathj
UUKTIKTH YEAR lfHrALs\V^rEu nV^aor HENDERSON, N. C., MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY :51 lJl I
Coal Deadlock Yet
Unbroken As Truce
Nears Expiration
i'o. lul-lo-Portal Pay
ft'iuanc! Issue in Zero
nuur negotiations
Ai capital
\> million. May III—(Al'J
— JiKanisi a nmiiiiKin.
(ll>l ii- aim iiu certainty uiai u
v.in ..(• t.Menilcti again, sou
ii ;h . pcratois ami inc LiiiU'd
.»iiin" n iirKt'i'.s returned lo l lie
!.;i!, .minor table today lo suck
a • ..iiit ii <>i iiic portal-io-por
i.u cay issue.
ii. coiiierees, after avu
lit "I loiri conferences litis
iimi ii ii}.r. announced a recess
tini.i •. i'. m.. "lit would make
no • i* m i .lali'ineiil.
. .,11 iiiii'i'ici by the W.ti;
i..,iiii lo inaiiiUiin prod tic
c epit.atinn ii I in In it pin i
: ,i . . •> . r uc.uie June ii, tin- UivlW
,i. i- ii.i> snows no more im-lina
<i iin* biiiird now tiian it
. i . tin- decision v\-|i:i*)i scut
..., i..!•:•> I'm till ...o'olcin bail;
11 \ r I>ar;',aillir.g.
!. . m industry, bituminous aiut
has been working under
.. agreed lo by the u: ion lead
i. r. ...i- c.Mcnuerl once betore,
i :• I i lit I muln.ght tonigllt.
(, ,i nnu-iit officials, ii is known.
vv.iUiihiK mi' negotiations
ii. -i .. .nd .n»' prepared to step in
i: ,i . ivi'iable "break" does not dc
m ;> ' ■ .day.
Mi. .. ureal: may come in the
! i.. Him.' -ubslantiul offer by
tilt 11-: .itoi.%. This might lead a
t | !11*y I'ominittee to decide l>
< x% 'I I::e truce while baiKauiing
r.:.T :i • t. C Hhcrwise, Secretary
I !.".•• tu'.'l administrator and
V • cut o|<crator of tile mines.
;. «• to step in again with a
:i ! . uninterrupted productio:i.
Motor Club
Charges
investigated
Ili.ricli. May 31—(AIM— II. M.
(•Inter, inspector of the State
I iitii.es i ominission. returned
liiu.;t from Greensboro ami
(l>.ir!ntte ttliere he investigated
mi i ination of the Carolina Mo
tor ( lul> that alleged irregularis
lii's had oeeurred in the ship
iiKiil ill gasoline within North
i .•• ••lin.i and border states.
S 'illovcr iinfl 1" rod I'. Hunter,
commissioner. said they
• i : i have .i I it*.ill ivport vv■ 111—
• a days and it would l>o made
' . ii" 11nit11']- whether the .tlle
r-i in' substantiated in lulind
illiniit Inundation.
I •greed that it the mold clul>
'i -n ill the last largo I'lieiu.v
• ild i»e t.tkci. ;i^iiin.-l 'he
li.tillers, even to removim;
• ri-r plates and thus lotciim
' tlii* roads. Motor carriers
■ i■ ■ do nut operate tinder the
• l.tus and thus their risht
peel could not l>c revoked
.ime lime. Glover and llun
'' I : the allegations were wtlh
tlteii the public should 1 »i*
id; . ed.
''• Carolina Motor ("lul>, under
■ mature of Coleman Koberts.
' 11 ■ t > 1. puhlished loll page
I 11 i advertisements reeeiitlv
*' ' ' I .\i (. We lieilig Sabotaged?"
' -anl :| had learned that ga->
'I gone from Charl.'tle to
•■:' 'ii. lor instanee. had Iheir
' idiitRs changed in the seaport
'ml then returned • • • Charl'dtv.
■*• •• ndei'stand, the advertisement
I* "us stupid manipulation ol
".ili'4 gasoline around the
' >' is done by some «»il com
for the purpose of adding
' ' ' their product and restricting
' " I" tition."
I NAMED TO NEW POST
Named ti> surtrcd James F. !
H'-mivs as Economic Stabilization
Dirrctor is .ludge Fred M. Vin
son (above), of Kentucky.
Bvrncs lias lieon made director
ol thi- new office of War Mo
bilization. (International >
New Order
By Degrees,
Welles' Idea
I
Undersecretary of
State Outline*
Procedure in Negro j
College Address
at Durahm
Durham. May .'!(— (AIM ,\
>cl ol "cardinal principles" on
which In hnilil a win Id nrsani
■/alien in keep pcacc after llie
war was lain down today by
I nderscerelary of Stair Sumner
Welles.
Welles, declaring it would be
premature In blueprint post-war
plans now. proposed instead a
gradual evolution nl an interna
tional organization during the
"chaolic" transtiion period that
will follow the end of hostilities.
Any Mich organization. lie said in J
.1 c onciincnt address prepared I
! i the .\"i 111 Carolina t'olleRe fori
NVijroe-. must be iiased on these |
I'i tn pie-. "A <-• >inI>iii;i11<>11 i>l armed
l'i i(> > m.iilc available by llie powers
which a:e prepared to do s<>, which
may be used regionally or on a
l.iii..iier scale." In prevent aggression
and «-nl«•»(■".• peace.
"An international tribunal to
wli <'li .nt■-■i"ii itii'ii.il controversies
can i>e rctiitid and iti which inter-'
national con I ider.ee can be safely!
1 lace.
"An cfiirient international mvlhad
lor llie outlawing <>t certain kinds
ol armament and tor the inspection
1.1 all national armaments.
"The recognition—nut merely in
w>r<l . b it iii practice. as in llie
westi . n lit rt. .' phfre -of the principle
nl tht >' r I sovereignty ol all -tales,
whether ureal or -mall. And. to- j
jgetlui wilii tins, the establishment
I n| tin- prineip!'.' that the path must
I be p..'pared for the freedom and
sell-Ko\ ernnvnt ol all peoples who
il.. theii lilierty. «w miwi as they
' alV able to --nine thai right "
Finally. Welle- said, "there must
cease to e\i ' any need for ifte use •
| ol tli.it accursed term "racial or re- ,
Minimis minority'."
House Reports Year Of
Great Progress At UNC
( Kill. May 31—The »«"»•;
wm • ye. 11 HM2-43 Ims been <>"<'
•') i "ill (-durational progress -it thr
*1,1 •' :v iii North Carolina at I'ha
I Hill. Dean of Administration
i: "ii i; House told Alumni, par
'.md graduates today in an ad
'•' •' .1 Clan* Day luncheon. an ,
leatmt of tlic Umvcr
f"y ('"inmcncc program.
lt< \ M u nm iho developments of th'*
1 Dean House said that the coin
•' i "I I hi- Navy I're-Klight School
('■iinpiis has not cramped tlx1
„'' ' ''' sity's program hut has heen
■' ■ int'ly and pro^i ossively ah
s '"'i ir.to the life of the common
My.
I c Pro-Flight School." the Dean
^ntinv.ed. "has de\ eloped hete one
j i • i • itlcr.< «»l iwvjiI iivin* I
lion ti.iiiiim: in llti.- n.it'"" »"<• ""w ,
h;i< ,il>oMt J.oon c;idels. In spile of
Ik a f|'i;nl"'i . now |>iolilciii.* mid try
, ,, (i i ii.. it Ittw dime its work.
WV 'I" ii"' hiivr hero • ■ I*i«• Kli^M ]
S<h'»'I ."lid .1 I'iiivcis.lv One is
wpiiillv p;n I --I the oilier."
Do.iii ll-.ii-e civd 1»ii* progress of j
Ihr NnvtiI (Hllrcn* Training Corp#,
nuv roniidiiiM "'ii i'." Ihiifl .vein . llic
pi i<>t training program ii the I lor nee
\\" 1111. i n is An i>ori: Hie C(iro|m;i Vol
iinleci Train na Corps, which has
tni.iicfl hundreds 1.1 sludcnls i*i nuli
tji ry science .mil I.iclics. and Ihr I'rc
Mci*-"ii>!i'i;y School, in which .'<00
Armv An c;idels arc bring trnincd.
(Continued on Page Two)
Attu Again
In Hands Of
U. S. Forces
Ail-Out Final Atlack
Annihilate!"- Jap
Occupants, Lvcn
I oltyo Admits Loss
Washington, May :.l — < A1 *)
—Tin* of Attu is out and
the Star and Stripes once tuain
fly over ili<- Iianvn but .strate
gically important little island at
the western <-i»d of I he Aleu
tians.
Scat ten-'I . mjiei and p« >sible a
few isolat* d . ritine Hie; ti*
all llial i <-iii.■:11 t'i npji'>. i- United
States troop v. il" In ert ll'iim in
vaders the ! r: t American • iI I"
be recapture I i tl.i war ami .-tarte-l
the northern route inarch toward
Tokyo.
The lo-s ol \ltu. which lias
been conceded by the .l.i|i;uifM'.
garrison nu Ki->ka virtiiall.v «'iit
off.
A battle in which American
troops struck with kiiiis. bayo
nets, rifle liutts, lists anil knives
marked the end of the :!0-day
campaign.
"II was the h'.KBi'St li ttle >n Alia.'"
•aid a navy sP"U ' !c.;;i: :11 cp ■rl n
innihilation ot '! I . cciny
orce mi 11 1- island.
Japan appeared to ae. Ii«r lh"
enemy broacieist .1 1 inmri: ea te I
ing of a "linal blow" a*.'.;' n-t lit"
enemy's main toiee. In si: it ImUV
'lie enemy br*>.«i ■ ■ t 1 ei:* (i ; i
thought that the cntiie iiuiober "!
our forces has completely ;> -i.. 11 • i
Ten Persons
Die Violently
In Carclinas
(fly The Associated I Ye.,.- >
At loa-t tell |ICr.so||.. <i.r(| hy vi.i
Icncc dtiliim the week ••mi in lii ■
Carolina*. .1 survvy howed 1 • •• I.i\
Helen C'lrii Uiwr. LM. -I (';noleeii
(li'iiwnorl ill . \ 11; 11111 - • I5e u h v. '.nil*
swiminina with triends.
William K. Sarrar. i'.L'. • >t itu .
county, succumbed t<■ iniinu rtciv
c' tn a Kill |1 Ins i..'nnc.
Willi.im Franklin Strnnd. Ill
Great Kails. S. w ,i> >li ■ .v. in il w in!
swimming in the Catawii.i river.
Playinu on tin- whar: it \'i \v l'<
James llerhert Tur!>er\ lie. ! ve. li
into the .N'eu-c r vrr anil v. a drow .
fd.
John C'li'velaiul It iridic):. 51'. ..i
Fountain, and John (". Ilayes. «>i
C'liocowinity. were kill il n a |i".id
on collision • u the Kn.i'.i in luv.liv. i
near Farmville.
Mallie Ke^iii.ild Dea's. lit. mi!
fered a heart attack and drownei
while swimmintj in I.ittle I! \
Johnston county.
Rtiheii l.e,. .r.rnia I."». : ci •
and Mrs. L T. Jarmaii nt Cum
Hranch near Jack- m\ iM ■. w . ' .
cr drowning victim, lie I., t h tr
when he stepped into a deep hole
while vv.'ithnu in '.he New !!.\e
■I. It Kdw;irtls. :!7. . ' M ic . Meld,
was killed near Tarlviro when
thrown from his motorcycle.
Ashley Griffin. 7:.. N ish county
farmer, fatally shot hun-elf Cor
oner M. C. fJnlley sairl. <l«i.-1:* tuit
no inquest was likely.
PRESBYTERIAN HEAD
Dr, \V. Donald Rirhiirilsim
(above), of 1'iiion 'Tbeolocieal
Seminary al Richmond. Va.. was
elected moderator of the General
Assembly of tin- f'reshytcri.in
Church in the I . S.. southern
division, at the opening session
of the assembly al Montreal.
The assembly closes June 3. after
a lull week ol activity.
l.\DAY AFTERNOON, MAY '51 1!M:J khnooh FIVE CENTS COPY
150 U. S. 4-MOTGR PLANES BOMB
NAPLES AND FOGGIA ON SUNDAY
AFTER YANKS ESTABLISHED BEACHHEAD ON ATTU
ia:3c:::s ears:s, ciai . i
on Atl'.i i:i the Aleut ons shortly ndci t
5 ;. n'J : tc>; c:!?c while i" t';e b:u!
t r/. i tiie : ui v.;. hill a.ias. This. (•;
■ *i f.-' n r»vc up '>:i
: I C a I: ndijifs l!\v c piles
! : e II : ;. CUt l>' tr»Ci
t -j N:.vy [ '.!•
' a beach at Massacre Bay
' I cquipircnt arc seen just
: - £ur Irut'l..; can vine sup
(iutcmatiomiO
French Alexandria Squadron
Gees To Allies Voluntarily
Chinese Advance Aster
Killing" Many Japanese
2,000 Casualties
Inflicted ori lincmy;
Greatest Recent
Success by Chinese
< luiiui.."^ m.i> ::i — (.mm—
< bini'sr 'roup-.. Mi|ipi>rtr.l l»y III"'
I • itiii M.itr llili Air I uriT,
which damaged .lap.i
iicm' installation* near IcImiii;
and :tl iiirlmu. oriupii'il a mini
brr ut points ill (br llnprlr
1111 ii.iii bortl'-r region in an "all
trout" rinnilrr ollrnsivc in «cn
tral China .i'il nit I'liminniiica
t.nlis at in iii% MiiiiK cast nl I..iI.I'
Ttitir,kini:. .1 '■ hiiic>c <-<•■•) 1111111 i
Clin- said Imt.n.
(>l|ty y . >1 • . trie (iiilic-i' a! -
IKHIIICC'I Hi .iptluv nl Yn.vatii;
huiui. 11 ! .-miiii "f li'lianu.
win-!" '/i'il ii'sr iM.iialitis \m
inl I icli' 1 i!i'i'ali->1 (*: 1111
>.Il'i c .1 . in\ adr •• !ai ; i i
thr Im: i- Yiinut/.c v illi'*
lnw.nd ( 1 1
Y'•rtii... Y.in:;l/«' v. a - '1 1
IxhiiIhhI : \ Warbtnvks
attack. I' . 1 I ■ inl a:;am 'in s i» l v
Warcliou < v.ii'il:;. rolling ..i..,
ducks ; 11111 'i"K I irilltii'.s v. r '
bit.
"Pivll 11 11 cjKirts indicate <-s
trniiivc ii ni !•» Yuchmv -
11 \«• ~. a I " 1 i Stairs ('iiinmiui 'l
Mtid. Tin. 1 t'irs ■ lu'.i- iiv hi>tn >cl
ls|«':d jirt -i'il xllpply (iini'^ii
(rations I rim* mi llu Yaiv'/i
Ni> A" «'i • plant' was ln.-t 111
any !•! ;!.' IIS.
Re<i Front
Seer, Fierce
Air Battles
Mnscim. W .1 > :i1 — (AIM —
l'"irri'c .uTi.i! 'tallies iitnliiitietl
In pirdmiiin.e in fiuhtine in llie
KiiImii seeliir of tin- Russian
fill lit laxl.i *. follow illK .1 week of
liitler *lriii;slr in w llieli l.'ii!
(fitni.iii pl.rns were (limned at
,i loss lit il* l«t I lie* Russians,
front line di*|»alrlies naill.
A (;>■ ;' c upaitanda tmevey wiir
nirir.-i" \<leh'. ;m aecntinl l>i*<>;iri
i-.ist l>v IIv l> •111 rad ■» Hid record
I'd Iiy I ' V r'.itefl l*rr-s. asserted
Ihjil i?m» German nir fttrcc yc#lpt*dfl(v
"I i n-11 iitrd tepi ited S<>\ i"| attempts
to uv hi tin1 icar <it the (term.hi
dc i : 'I I Mr* Kuban tnVa win
Ini;il> I S«.» of A/'iV. Il<>
claim'.I tin'- I"' ftil!y-inattp.cd l.tnci
(Cont.nued on Paxe Two)
(,'hinese President
Is i<t }>< >i ted ! )e:ul
At the Aj^e < >1 Si
\i'« \«>rk. >! .1 v ?—(AIM —
Tlir Offirr ni' War Vi*.tlimi
t<»<la.\ Ifial t li< Mrl
Imatiir i'.iiIki li.is <|itol«*if .1 ( lii
ih*s<* t mtm1111!< 1 i<11!i* a- .iiiiniinH iiii;
I )l« <!<• itll .11 1 VI ii II.: U ! ilMl 1.111
Sfii. Kl yrar-iil«l ;ii of
< hiti.i.
'I hr r<*i»nrt \\a> n«»t iinnndiat:*
ly < nut ii iticd. 11 • v\ • * • i . I»> .ill
vicrs (iirrct Imui < htrmUin;:.
Ail Anmm i at«<I Pi» - (lis|»atf!i
t 1< 1 .it :;:.*»<} p hi t IniHcSii'ii;
timr. anil rrrt i\« . m \i w Vurk
at (i: !S a. in. i-.i u i ii »ur linn*.
I«*day. saiil tl«;iI •!•»»-. reported
that l.ii* w;i» < "»H 1 i.nmi: l«» niain
l.iivi t!;«• iMi|*i «*\• m> nt uliirli had
hiTil noted in In* condition > cs
trrday.
1S•• \\ us si* • i. n ilil \l.i v I !
>\ I?f*n In* siitf i<*d a stnikr. and
had Imtii hi i t'tim siner >.it
tirdav.
StilSweli in
London For
Conferences
I.ntiilim. M.i\ ::l — i \IM — I .if ii t.
<«tii. Iiisrjtli H. Mill«rll. I ml
Ml siali -. < tosim.iiioiim i!i'iirr:il
ill < Inn.i I mil l ami Km III.i. h is
aniwil in l.miiliiii .iml iininr
iliali-).'. • iIini tt-%—•*<! tmIi im.iIiiiii nf
ii.ilii.it \ plan-. hi liii- t.lull.11 w.n "
Milh I.i«*nI. .I.iruli I.. I)r\ its.
rrimr.aiiiloi in llic Litiiipcan
lliralrc hi iiiN'raliniis
An ii t (vi <'ir li'il,,y i ni In1.iti
«111.it |oi> t.'. ' ilitrcl Klillwoir." vlxit >ih
,1 stop II\ (I • <:! ill |> III I In- ( )ri('lll.
' I'ih if .I 'f" >;11'i hin 'rip In China.
\\ hoi I " < ;• III . i. tin C'hiilllU
Kill ~!|I''. '! ill woll.
K'nlltd l' \ i ViirHNIH illOiltlTH ni il|l
or.itii n nc wt'ilrt Ifl-'a-ilo In on
orditiiito hi* |»Iop* \v in Ihow nl olhoi
CI'ITIIt . lltloi
'"I'm in i oiiitiiiu mi tho I'ommiin
rtor • I ohi-ckinu t'li their Inoiios,"
ho n'A. ■' i ml 'Hi- i.u: military
cmil' rtioo .11 i the way homo"
lie If' 'It 'I tl Washington ron
ton !ici I 'i osiciont Uoii;.ovolt anri
Pr;- -o Minister Chir.di 11 boforo
e>ining iie;e. ,
Not Starved Into
Submission, as Vichy
Charged; Might Come
to United States
London. May :'»1 — (AP) —
Tin- Kitm*11 naval squadron at
•\ii xaiulria catne over to tin; Al
ii' voluntarily following nego
tiations with (ieneral Henri Gi
rattd. it was ot'l'ieally confirmed
here today.
These sources said the Vichy
cliarife that the si|iiadron had
Imii starved into .submission
was "unite untrue." The re
oort of tin' fleet joining the Al
lies was first broadcast yester
day I>y the ISerlin radio.
'If.'- i i.kIioii l..is Iiih'h tied up <it
Kuyptliiti iiiiM- since live
!'•. ikv hi .1 une. lJMO, under
ivnii nt lii'tw < en the British
. \ v Ail al Hcnc Emit
t;..itri«..v.
..i i • Jii.uiin-ton battle
the heavy cruisers
IV!(| I' • ; i Sullffreil.
cruiser i )ii4iiiiy-Trouin,
•• it il< vers :in<l a .submarine.
'! Ixtc was mi rommrnt on Ger
fn.iit reports licit (lie squadron
Willi III mill tile :>.*>.llOII-ton battle
ship Kuhelieii. wliirh arrived in
Ilic I nited Stairs fur repairs lust
I eliruar.t.
! Oil NOIM II I MCOI.INA
little i-hange in temperature.
sniH|. likelihood ill a I'rn licht
scattered showers in the motin
Iail s anil rvlmiir north portion
I'■ «s at lernooii and tonight..
7-Man French Committee
To iicvern African Area
AljritTs, May :;i (AT)— A
m \• ii-in.iii i N.riilivc committee
\\it • l ii|' 1 <"lay mult r llif joint
on -itit iifv ol (icm-ral Chariest
!>i•<• a11111- ami General Ilenri C»i
r.uitl. to jr t» v e r n liberated
Frenchmen ami French tcrri
It»ry iiml to direct tin* French
\v;ir effort until their homeland
is t'l't'pd.
I ■ ii ••inlit i mi addition to IV
i til fJn.mil. .Ho RotiC Miis
tvl \i»lir I'hilipr, who wvro
d' iu !■> 1 )c(tiiullr. Cirnrriil A1
.c Gcm u<\» anil .town Monnct.
wiii. «rri' it,imcd by Girjitid; find
(iillli.il fit'orglv ("illmux, who WUb
ai cpptrd by bolh.
Two places were left vacant and
Damage in
Daylight
Raids Heavy
Explosions and Fires
Set at Both Points in
Fortress Raids
Over Week End
Allied 1 leadtpiurters in North
Africa. May :il— (AP)—More
than ir.n I'nited Slates four en
jjined lumbers, cooperatinn: in
twin attacks <>n Axis bases in
southern Italy. Masted Naples
and Fojrjjia l».v davlij{li: Sunday
and left smoke-shrouded ruin
in their wake, il ua announce;!
today.
Explosions and lire rayed it
Naples, hit by a force of more
than 10(1 11-17 Flyinjr Fortress
es of the North African com
mand. More than •"><» P.-'Jl Lib
erator Bombers of the Ninth I'.
S. Air Force struck Iroin middle
east bases at the airdrome of
FojrK'a. SO miles northeast of
Naples.
These were the forays of a
day which included renewed attarks
upon Sardinia, potential stepping
stone of invasion, and l'antellei n.
the battered Italian bastion in thu
Sicilian straits.
| C.ommuiu<iiies lolii the stiiry ol
the powerful American thrust in
an air offensive maintained tor
more than a Imtniylit against
Mussolini's homeland ami island
outposts. It was the seeoml
raid on I'oKRia in three days and,
the 70th against Naple*. which
by Italian hroaileast accounts,
was said to have suffered casual
lies and "great damage."
"A large torce ol H-17 FI.v.iik For
tresse.- yesterday ittacki-d X.tpii'.-.."
~;tirl the war bulletin i -miviI .it Allied
North African In adq i.ii'li I', .mii
wtic dropped on an .i:rc:.ilt la> lory
and a neifihborins Airfield. I..iru>
explosions were caused m an oil
storage depot and many fires were
reported."
A Cairo communique said the
Liberators thoriiuuhlx covered
the Fogeia airdrome and scored
direct hits on hangers ami liar
racks.
"Nil Microti* aircraft in c n -1 >■ i • .i
areas were destroyed, uiclidii :e
six-ctljfiiif'd era..,' i". sa:d. '111.in.
smoke way obs< rved ru-nig innn ml
(ires and buildings were lvfl burning
throughout the target area."
For all operations of the nay .m
thoritie.-, allHUilPrr I 1!..it 1-1 t inv
planes were destroyed in comb.it and
one plane Iron, tliv North Al.ii.iu
air force failed t,> return.
SCIENCE TEACHERS
TO HAVE INSTITUTE
Cln.jVl Hill. M y -An
fur scioncr t«-.
tlu- I'lin rr.-ity <•! \ > '; t'
first term ••! s in •« m
iinnotint rd 1 ii..\ \ .\iliiM
Uran U. I!. H
Tilt* institute I- !!:,!(lr I Ml,
■in iitTiingpmcnl w in On? N« Ih I' i
olinii State I '• ;■ ""i I
Instruction ,hhI di'Mijncd In in.
st rer ut hen v«> s n .si i • <
tnirhini; .it > ir-| i «•«•*•.t<; •
firm.mil 111 i . I le.m II ■
suit.
The In>ti'liti- will i*. iiit j iiiic f.
tell (!.i\ ( I lie 1 »-f • tul v. H I
diverted i > I'l 'Ii -•» I" i It Sciii
profcssot botany in Oljci'liti Co
ICKf.
perhaps tin v w.i. i>•• lillril by 1r.nl
crs who may arrive i;i tin- tnt'ire.
All those mi the inniniltli'p
assembled in a sccrrl place III
Alcim. In effect, tin* commit
tee crfiilrd itself ami. while the
mccllni; started only as a ses
sion of a croup of men. it einlcd
as the assembly of France's new
covrrnlnc lioil>.
("admix. Iiiuh cmnm. -:■ >»<t fv
Syria. is .1 fivc-Miii j^-norai who
served as Ii.ii.~imi ollircr i> wcimi l>r
Oanllc and (in.i id hi preliminary
neRotiiition- for unity.
Ooortrcs. tin* we Htm hunt com
mander "t French armies IH'forc the
I fall of France. arrived in Algiers only
recently from Franco.
I Massigli was fiehtinjj French for
eign c.'iiiiVHWioner