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_____ — - ——|'UUL.1SI1KI> KVKIIY A KT Kit NOON 1'IVE CKN 1 S C QPY
UUT1ETH YEAR HENDERSON, N. C., TUESDAY AITKRNOUN, JUNE 8 11M3 EXCK,"r MUNUA *
Churchill Hints Invasion Soon
State High\va\ Patrolmen Collect Quinine
- -Ui ■———ii i —
• r :.:rlinr>'t highway patrolmen collected more t an 1.5rO.I)flO grains of --urplus t|i!'ni:s" in n throe-day
ill . o iit Ihc >tatc's 100 counties. It has born turne i over to t'-e rnvornmcnt lor i!1-'1 of lit" arm.-d furees
ii iMii.uia i-1c Ird arras. Shown here is T. Bodili Ward ilrl't, mot ir vehicles commissioner. turnim;
< r- Ihc collection to Paul M. BissctU' of Wilson. |irr dent of the North Carolina I'h irm.ici anlic.il asso
i i ilirn i" lion! of alio association's headquarters in <' i <-l lli'1. ilcliiml B'ss-tto and Ward arc Maj. .Inlin
I. \iaislronij. oomniaiuk'r of lllc patrol: Dean Bear il i.l' the t'liiversily of North Caiolina School of I'har
.and W. .1. Smith, evocative secretary of lit-.- Avocation. laird of; jeers >ho\wi are l.ieuls. I.anihert
til (.rrruslioro, A. T. Moore of Fa.vettevHIe. and I.est er .lones of fiifcnvill" (at left!, and Ser«c-.tnls Stone
of i.ii'cnslioiii, Williams of Washington. Iloters of A hoville and I'opc of Charlotte.
Jap Zero Planes Ars
Destroyed By U. S.
7"
Admirals On
West Coast
Lav War Plans
V. June »—(AIM—Acl
I ri.e t .l. 'Kmu has ri'iifi'":'*d
i * west 1*1 t;i st with Admiral
t \V. Nimit/., commander oi
• I'.irilir fleet, on war plan-. >t
■ ifiiillv <11 rinsed today.
■ t:iIk wdas linked informally I
•it conl« fences recently held
• Atneji l»y (>cnital iiciirne
i' .I ■ i -11-• 111. army chief of st'itl.
'■ in ral Dwnht I>. Kiseisliiiwer.
•V i theatre commander.
MiUHV-tinii was made w it'i
lulu re! official iiKrcriiinil that M»r
»;• t Kins, .idmiral ««t t!ie I' it
' » • i • tier:. i..,ii e.irnrd i.i" ■'
l i t •■•'•! in.itiflriiiitiii'inati"ii "-i
rerent'y wirkttl "'it by Hill: •>'.»
■ ' ' i iea»i 'i:li<Vi and I• v I'i •
ta • I: i veil and l*i me Mm !<••
:!' hi then joint conl' k'ii
■ ' ry of the Xavy Kii >\ r. -
< 1 ;i |e ■ eolileie' re i!
•I lirrn i'!i the \\ i ! i-ut t
•if "i m i' v.ilh Km:;. Kum
' v.'a ■ ii«> p.ii In".I ir i mi! •
' > Hie meeting since tl't y
'!•" (•• in feiviici'.- aijoiit e.'iy
TAR HEEL YOUTH IS
PRISONER IN JAPAN
V." i n-.ton. .fiine ft— (AI')—The
W | ii'p irtinrnt iin-oiinred today
• ii ■ • ii| !>f>2 I'nited Stales 'I
flu ure held us piisoncrs of
• Itv .1 .p.m. Thr list mrlii'!'"i
' ' ' m ' I. Siivace. Ahholt Snv;it;<".
'■''• r . roate 2, Hose Mill.
NEW COMMANDANT
IS AT CAMP DAVIS
' "" JVivU, .luno ft—(AP)—Rrit!
• 'i C'licral Mryan I.ee Miloinn
' * ' • named commandant ef !h •
' nti airrt iifi artillery school
' "< dim; ISrifiadier General Kdjai
' itdrrwiMid, transferred to Fori lllis^.
If.ilS.
Seven American
Planes Lost but Three
Pilots Saved; Eight
Japs Killed on Attu
Washington. .lime S—(AIM
—1 nited States fighter planes
shot down l<t Japanese Zero
fijrhters and damaged si\ >tli
ers in an air battle near the
American held Kiissel! i.-. lands
in the Solomons, tile Navy re
Iii>r! i'd today.
The eiiKajreinent occurred
Monday. Solomons inland . ime.
Seven I nited States planes were
lost, hnt three of the American
piliits wen* saved.
■ < in .tune 7." lite i i ■ ■ I
"rliirinu '.i e iimiiiiii;;. .i|»;>: • >s. im I -l.v
■In I I* ."lit .liip.l- C I- /.»*!".. "•!!*•
pedo planes W: e . ".m 'I liv 'S.
ligtihT plane* in ' > \ eiiirty •! •
Pn .-.-II .-:ti,ni!X ne-. e.i /■
shot fl«>wn .Mid m\ d.iiiia::« I I S
!'i.-se. W. re mi m pi; ne?, : •
I th" points \\ei<• ,-a\ e'i.
"< i t .lit- e 7. •! d
.l.in.n • •• w i:i I ill A"' 1 ■
Til.- .1.111'11!" >• aerial till- ...I •
\ i. r 11v hi it"• t." • M i..I.inil .
lie northwest <»l llio mala An • ■'
ti.a-o oil •n.'l. I •
learatii-e • a r winter lil-nv pi 'irp T
t iv ;i In.ivy A; raid ■
I itvimy-HHil It •nuniiiv it If isliii i in
i the northwestern end • I !!•<• i ■••*»*!
chain l.i. I Satin day The A
I p|,inc then Mink a (lesti ye iit*1 set
jal'la/e a civrtle and ;i car:;o <h !>.
Stocks Show
New Weakness
Xew V'»rk. .tune I!—(At') — Sior!;;
mftererl anntiivr stninlde to(t.,y.
|; ifi't - nil i mniodit i'- i Hi e.iterf.
I,o;:ci < inrliiileit P. S St'cl. I»"'h
trliem. fJenc;fil Mul'i*. C'hry*ler,
(ioiilinh. ISoeini! A'leiall. Pnit" I
Aircraft. \Vv>tern l-ition. Dul'orit.
\Vi'slinuliou>c. Mlieil ( lien n i'. Phil
lip Morti- and Kastnuin Koilak.
UFA To Roll Back Price
Of Vegetables Shortly
Washington. June 8.—(AIM —
: s,"iialf committer inquiring
in" tii(. administration's author
' •* to pay snhsidirs to rompm
, for a roll-hark In thr rrtail
i„, s of neat and huttrr was
J1r,,r»J«'rt today that thr Officr
i I rlrr Administration nrxt
' ends to drprrss frrsh vrirr
"Mp prlrrs.
Qursiioned on how far OI'A
inloml* 1<> c» i»i llir roll-burk
siilisidv iirnsram. Klehard fili
lirrt. eroiiomir advisor lo Ad
ministrator I'renllss M. Brown,
disclosed lhal regulations for the
vesreCable price decrease already
are brine drafted.
"W'r pvprrl." he said, "further
to reduce the cost of living ahniil
half of one permit in the roll
•back on fresh vegetable#."
Axis Claims
Allies Fail
In First Try
London. .lunr K—(AIM—Com
mu"i«iues broadcast from Home
ami Itcrlin reported today lliut
the first Allied landing attempt
on one of Italy's outlying islands,
the desolate prison island of
I.amprdusa. was repulsed last
night.
Official military and naval
<1 darters in l.ondon did not eon
firm the Asis announcements im
mediately. and the A \ is itself
appeared to rerogui/c that l.ain
pedusa would not In- an objective
in a full-blown invasion attempt
when a German controlled broad
east from Vichy said "a llritish
and American offensive against
Italy may lie expected at any
moment."
D.NIS. otfici.il German ney\s
agency, said in a l»r; 'least.
however, that tin- attempt on
l.ampcdusa was a "serious ef
fort" to lake the island by five
companies of Itiitish commandos
superbly trained and oinipped.
I.ani|i>'dii-,a. *0 miles west ol
So'ts- '• on the east Tunisian eoasl
aril I'ltl miles south of Sicily, nor
ina'lv has a liopiilatiou of about
3.500. of whom a filth are con
victs. It is a "-pot of desert
jutting up from the Mediterran
ean and the most southerly of
M.;!>'•• i :illvi"c defense positions.
Coal Dispute
Unsettled
After Parley
W •shin;;l< -it. .line • \"*> - S .il
("< nl o|K'r:ilor» tid •' I. I<pwht
•nine worker:. 11 if I in I'nl'iy In
< "Mini p Ihpii (liiiv cn< mvi' |K»r
* 'i I -11. oorl.il j> iv. In.' ' ' il C'ltc -;t ■ 11
;iptif, iofl t-i i>c> :,iv it : ' t';c >V:■ I
l.iilxir Jlnnrd.
nrre-sinc ;i I tor i !\v» h »i»i- meet
im>. tl-.v en 1 ft« :u:;illy wn.ttri
tniil.c m> iimi . nci-rii'!)! I*riv!it>*ly
Iv lh side- cvji!pessimism over
the prosper' nl i \ 'Hiitiir.v ;mrce
nienl over the i.->
'I fifteen cliiys which the VVI.1S
tyive llii- purlii's ; 11; mil :i -»*t!Ic-—
inrnl cvpiiv ' "now. anil the <>;>
CfiitiTS iirr tmd< ' • •<! t» lie rcirlv I"
rennrt iiii-iht.- ! il attempts in
;ichicw ;id .'Srci ini-lit. WhiM t';c
Ixiiirrl would 'lo w 'li the dispute oj;"U
tin its <l' •' -!cp i> s:»cciilii'<*d.
11 nutv fir l ie to ;il|o\v <i temp m'i'.'v
ptiymenl I -imtI on the 18 tn!,iulc<
nndercrotrd travel time Ivuvn by .i
federal s'irvfy m.idc live or s \ vn'ir i
n«!'i Mc;iinvliil'\ .i new study
of travel time could J>e tinderl'ikcM.
nnd Ihc fi" M ;iw:>rd bused on th"
result.* of th.it study.
WfATIIFR
FOR NOUTII CAROLINA.
Moderate temperature* this
afternoon and lonleht: slichflv
fallinc (endeney in east and
north cenlr.il portions. Scatter
ed thunder «hower« this after
neon or early tonight.
New Government In Argentina
Will Continue To Be Neutral
' Loyal Cooperation"
Wilh American
Republics Promised.
However, by Ramirez
Utienos Aires. .June S—(AIM
—Argentina's day «•)<! mili!nr\
iroverninent headed Wy i'resitleiil
i «Urn Kami re/, was |iledtre»l •<>
day to an intvrnatii.nal policy
of neutrality "for the present"
and "loyal c*ooj>erali<.n >vitli 1:1
tiiiiis oi the American in en
formiuiee with existing psicls."
I :ie It;.mire/ jfnv» ri.nn iil was
swi I'll ill tasl llljr.'it. siu-reeiliiiK
i!:«- .-hurt-lived s»rovi-:i<.ita! jr iv
enni.nS <.l" tieiieral Kawson,
wil l resiirned suddenly yester
day ::ft• r wresting control from
iso!:tli' nist I'i -i<i' :i! iiainon
(*«•.-*ill-• in a liifhtiiin;^ nvoki
v i«.a Friday.
In it < ittiii>w(tic ■ • ttiininu iinnr-*
ciiuU* li'iv.s H.nniii/ ,.ii«l:
"I'lit- KojmiIjIk "I Ai'Keo 1,1 i "•
l.tms its lr .il.ln.ii.il policy .•! ;ii< .'i
.-h |> ;111< 1 !<>>*;• i w.l.'i 11 it
iii.l.<-ns •.! the Americas with <■ >:i
Intmaticc i! e.\;.:tinj{ |>act-.
''With ri spri I li> llir ri'sl »f tlx*
win id il-« policy is for Hie |irrs
p"l our of nriitmlily. Tin- pr"
visii mil liovrrninriil lirlirvr*.
mi i .'iivcr. tlml il is in'ci'ssitrv to
< Milt's I lint il sustains tin- prin
ciple <il absolute autonomy »l'
sliilrs lo sot u|i iIn-ii- own stan
I itanls of government.
"In I hut c*i nct'i'l It will nut t'il 'i
1 .i 1 <• any tKtcijiii ml liicniv. Iieciiu-.'
J the Argentine ;■■ >|ilt- inue'.t.'iiii. .mil
will in . ii'. i n hi tin." lure nt any viei
is. itiide.s tM.it i ;:ht in'ciii'. the ■•epre
scntal:vc turn ot »}• 'vcrninttnt ill
conformance w.th the con ti'.u'.i >a."
Leslie Weil, 67,
I>i^ Merchant of
(jnklshon >, I)ead
(;• -WI i.M! .. .l ine !! - (AIM—!.<■. ! •
W' :l. liV. senior jmemher • >t '.lie
lr|(in lint'ii: .•■•if Inn o| II. Weil
I trot her*. <i]«-<i ••! .1 heart attack at
•hi- h< n • In m- !il mijhl.
Ti-il w.i,. v. rieiy known in >• s -
II- ■ circa . i^liont tilt* St.it" ami
!<>r ■_ ini ". 'l< iitilicd |ii'»ini it'.itSy
: 111 !i <• I'ir . : 11v Ml North C. i '
na. II'1 v. i- . n <-mhe:' of the iciarrl
>1 Iriistws .a ttif Uuivcrnily fm 2<t
years .aid t'lc pa t lil years ha!
I.Ve: a nr»i : "I till1 finance «•••..
iniMee.
Ki III ' I :■ W il ill- holfl I. •
(he <!•••■ Wednesday aftcrn • >:i
I', sides ; ofiatioM wi'.'.i *hc
l*ni\er.sitv • I lira depart men'
Mr. Weil .< ■ i i direetor r'Ta mini
her local i 'iporalion-. Ill- was
tin- son ■'! ' • late llenry Weil. «h »
helpcl • ' Ihe Weil hrnti'l itior.
at the Uni ty oi North Carotin .
Siirvivi • ikIi In.- 11three
lanjl.lc: ' • ions, aid a hroil. -r
Herman U 'I tioldshnro.
Fear Twenty
Dead From
Plane Crash
I! . :»«• !'—(AI * >—A l>ig
<irmy i. i- :■■ »i"> plane crashed be
tween Ium- .mil Laurinburg enrly
yeste < 1..> . .! ng Irmti 12 to 20 sol
diers
<»!l! ' l'>|ie Kiiltl. Knit Itragc's
;i\ :.11 or. -l. v.ere still checking
on rit" t the accidcnt today,
and :»!« > rei ise«l to give "tit addi
tion.il det.r - pending completion
of In i in • ligation.
Co! S 1'iice. cxeculivc otfice;'
at the I i - dd at least twelvr ot
tin* 'in : . died i-i the crash
which v. i believed caused l>y ,in
favi. abV watiicr. An unofficial re
pi.'t t "i i' •ilmr miiiicc placed the
tell at l!l
The plane. .i f 17 transport, and
nrnther of (lie same type left Pop ••
field .it ■< a ■' yesterday. Shortly
a Dei !ea\ itm 'ii,-y van into had wea
ther and >'iv of them turned hack.
Ian(: ni: .< m. When the second
nlane f.iii'-d ' • return or 1o report
from another field, a searching purtt
was sent nut. and the wreckage was
found several hours later.
C"l Pi t'.1 s*'id twelvp bodies were
found at the -retie. Hope was held
out ih.-t some of the men abnru-.i
h-id bc®f) Able t<> their pa;a
chu'e* and land.
C: "'~CHILL !N AFRICA AMD LONDON
AT A STOPOVER IN ALGIERS otter his rcccnt conference with Pro iclont
I!.>. sevelt in Washington, Prime Minister Winston Churchill is shown
v. .;h Gen. George C. Marshall (left), Chief of Staff of the U. S. Army;
mi l Gen. Bernard L. Montgomery (right), commander of the British
Kill Army (top). In the bottom photo. Churchill is sr.V.rd by Lon
doners on arrival at 10 Downing Street, (Iiitisniaronal iixdiopiioloj)
Deluge Of Bombs Poured
Upon Pantelleria Island
Formations of All
Types of Planes Rain
Fire on Italy's
Sentinel Outpost
Allied ll(M(li|i>.iii"is in Niirlh
Africa. .lime X.— < \ I*i—Tlir con
centrated streii::(h of the Allied
northwest \frie;m :i tr forces
poured a debtee of iiomlis and
Pro until II >I\ "s M-iitincl island
of I'ant."lleri.i .»esterday.
It. million^ ol ev«r\ kind of
|>l'ilies. I l\in'4 fortresses ti> small
War llaukv I la w to the attack.
Allied licailitti.trters said, givim:
rise to smoke clouds which
soared I.OIMI feel above (lie bat
tered island and drifted w left
over the sea.
Klevcn eiien.* i>!.nns were *!n>t
rtuwn in II •• :in-latmbt when <xit
minil ><• < <1 i •■■■!■ : ;: ii il tn w .lid -til
the v. :i\.- f Twi • Aliiei"
planes v.- • !. < • Jw-jj-iit |t
fSiwnli \\ n unique mihl.
The smoke 11.1II spreading
from the hoinhardment reached
almest to siciii. t;r> miles away,
in the late afternoon.
In one of the shortest com
miltiioues in recent months. <,e.-.
eral Eisenhower's headquarter*
said: "Mam missions were car
ried out lit heavy, medium, and
fishier bombers" acainst Pautcl
leria. Vo ether larcets were
(Continued i>n Page Two)
Crisis \\fathered
In Chile, W itli New
(lahinet S e I e e t e d
Santieco. Chile. .Itme 8—(Ai'i
—Vice \dmiral Julio AHard
I'luto. commander of the Chilean
nav>. assumed the important
post ol minister of interior todnv
in • few cabinet named by
President Juan Antonio Itios
after ,t governmental ctisfs wtil'-h
forced him to noslnone a sched
dided Irip to Washington.
The portfolio of minister of
defense was assigned to General
Oscar Ksrudrrn, chief of staff of
the army. Four other newcom
er- look subordinate posts in 'he
rhaiiifl and five of the rest'tniiiT
roinMeii Htre reappointed to
olltrf.
Coal Negotiations
Arc Back in I ,ap of
W ar Labor Board
Washington. June S—(AD —
'I'lii' -«»l'l coal operator union
wasr neuotiatioiis veered hack
Inward llir War l.altor Hoard to
day wilh the producers ri'pre
sented as convinccd both siilcs
ate Ion tar apart for further
roiifcrcnec tahlc talk to do any
(mid.
Kiluard IS. Ilurke. spokesman
tm »In- Southern Appalachian
operators. said last niulit 'In*
iiavli". > over ontlcri: round travel
liii'i1 pa> liad iu->t almut broken
down. lie said the producers
would report to the Wl.lt tomor
row that there i- "no chance" of
an agreement.
liurfce added thai lie was ex
pressing Ihv view also of Charles
"\c II. representing the Northern
\'ipal ii 'iiiau operators. O'Neill
himself did ncl comment.
Kil l.I t) IN ONSLOW
•i ill<*. .1 nc :: (AP)—Univ
• I i.el;i v. 1". v.as .-IM and killH
a: Me.'ii-I.y !.n'. C'liipi 1. \V t.*r
Ji :n -. ;7. wii* held hi i.i I v• •• ■ .■
privilege c! bond pending >m lmn>
ic:it' • <ii
German Raids On Reds
Opens War Of Attrition
Moscow. .1 !»■ 11-lAI')—Official
riiM'losi'vthai tin* (ierman air 'orrr
vailed tho r 1«I• i *: ..I (<•: lei ol (!o:i;i.
250 mi' • «•; i - J MokciW nil the
Volg , i \ • . fur t\v<> if,:!-.)> running
• mph:i■ i/i'- the toelipl "i observer*
here th;it the (•••nllicl now ijk'n::
i n morn ol the ehanu'ei of n war
of itttil nr. w th the /• • ■ hour ni a v.
It M'ns ;it CoM ki iVr<' Kord en
Eineers helped the H11-. 'tis l>- 'd
their J3rr.it automobile r!or.v. whirl*
fincf 'he w'1 r has been ennverted
into n gi.mt armnn ei.t renter.
Thv magnitude ol the aerial c nn
bs' during the last five weeks in'.o
which tiie German* and Hussiita
Says U-Boat
New Being
Overcome
Air War Will Be
Intensified; Warns
Against Over
Confidence of Victory
Loudon. J inn- S — (Al') —
Prime .Minister ( hnrchfll. >riv
injr the II..ii<,• of ( ominous a
I'CV'icW o| iii< Will' ColllVrellC'.'S
in Washington and North Af
rica. hinted today at the Allied
offensive moves it1. t!ie making,
promised an inlonsificaton of
the air war against (i< ! many,
and \oic *d eon: iii< n-.e thai Hi •
L'-b«»at menace was lieinr rap
idly overcome.
Optimistic lint restrained, his
stati mert served to confirm the
i>riltsh I'tihlic'- summer ItApe
that a larjje sea e Allied invasion
ol" Ki:ropo is not t'ar off.
W. ruins .in.-: mci t-ml (ii'!nc,
Cuivliill told Coin:i <iti- |h;r. much
luird-liKlitiim lay ..:i«iti before lin.it
victory could lie achieved.
lie iii*i(le it plain lli.it plans
laid in Washington callril for the
"most intense anil violent" at
tack upon the Axis and referred
to "operations now impending in
the European theatre" as if tlie.v
vi le a foregone conclusion.
The plans, he indicated, embrace
all aspects of the global war.
hut he reported particularly that
Al'icd commanders in North
Africa were "Tesolule in the
plans tlie.v have made" and thai
their troops are eager for the
attack at the earliest moment.
Churchill relVrred to tin- Tt;n;sian
•. ict:<$ one ..| the srcalest nuli
:aiy disasters that had over eolati
on Germany—comparable to the
Nazi rent ;it Si. lir.;.nd »• d
there wti .M dmiM llit!ca* hr.d k:«
H-ctert i;..- at:i i - i . North A'rica
h< !d out lint i August.
i ittiA'i bkin<; ovi kcomi:
I > •( lai inu :hit tie ■ (tennaiis seem
to bo stahins their hopes oi. the
I"—II ■ I war." tie . s».»ci ten tii.it Ml
successes in o\ en min;; tlii- inr:'
ace mav veil prove the "taleiul
mile-tone" in the battle to .-IiVish
llitle.powvr.
> And be nave assurance (liut
nothing can turn I'ritain. Ilir
fulled Stales anil Soviet IStissia
"f.iiih mir endeavor to acrom
Iilisli tin' complete destrm'ion
of our tors l>v bombing from the
Iair in addition to all oilier
nil ails."
T;ii- pri?!-ir jilliiflcfl I 1hr>
,F:,r Xastern pluses -! the t-m-le
I by (kvlwinK thnt "the sto idy wear
1.111" (low?) il Cil'i I..Ill alld .1 1,1 ItlC.sO
air forccs is pr icccdinii rcii oris©*
I "The enemy who Ihiuiuhl that i'i
| Ilii- ..ir would 1 io their wciiiv»i nf
I victory are now finding i? Ilw ransa
| i •'-<• r ruin." he >.• i<i
\\"n;i<* ;!i> ii4 th.it i vjilele
I ncr. i incut cm *' t • >!\v:.rri '■ n
1 the j>r<»< - liti • «•! ttie AMii I \\ 'f
lefli ri 1. (1 iximi i.'uheri Hi: i; Ins
' •■■iileretire- m \niei i»-a. C'.ii ehi'l
! t (i he «• lilt] ni >l;e ti • pr •»! , tio-i.<
> '• \\ I ;.! • > appi *i in tin near
I. nt lire.
MWTs STAI.1N IN
"I am very sorry Ili.it »\ • have
not yet been able (o lirins into
counsel Marshal Stalin or other
representative- of our ureal allv
I; ifi.i which i-> hrarina II c
heaviest burden a*id pa vine liv
far Ihe bii;bes< price in blood and
life." lie said.
•It - •!-. II ■ t'nt
t .• . i». t
.
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'Continued on I'.iae mi >
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