rillKTIETH YEAR
*-±1 W.aut pew*y MEMORUtt.
HBNDEKSON. K. C.
iBatlu
' WSJS-iM'SS."' IIKNDEKSON. N. C.. SATURDAY AFTKWNfWv • "-» -
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—•" t ii'.NDEKSON. N. C.. SATURDAY AFTERNOON: JUNE 2<>, 1943 i-uw^is* k v is it v aktkknuun
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Ruhr Is Nearly Neutralized
★ ★★ ★ * ★★ . . , A «
• * -
overriding Of Veto Blow To FF>R
Republicans
Say Fourth
Term Is Oui
G(JP Leaders Hail
ixcvcrsal as iJeteat
iur Lxecutive;
Limes Ueny Kclitics
\\ a.-'iinirloii. -11» ;n • 2C» — t.\i'
— I • wn t'lwiini i nar!tin lit
tin- anti-striki- I ili n\tT |'iv>i
ilt lit it's wt<> t<xl:i
I it • !iii»l«tl Ut-pulilican as<i-rtiiiii
tiiat ihri't* would lie no I'niirtl
t> nil and cotiiittT I'oiiti iitioti
that t!i»- action should not In
i nsidcrn! a ivtlcctioii mi tin
,;yi it ivc.
I talr:l ;it (tic results ul lie
Srnalr .mil lluilv votes over
liiliiiy Itir veto. sen itor \VlH*rr>.
lit publican ill' Nebraska. edit r;1
porters:
'This i> tlu» lirst I'liiicri'lr evi
dence that I lie re wilt tic mi liiurth
term."
I «• l':vsi !< '.'"s \ i : ■ f • '.<• n:c:is
"The m iii u.i> not 111:- act nf
I ranktia Konsi'velt. cinnnMiider
in cliicl ot the Army aiul Xavy
in Sirne of desperate war." Ityrd
ilci tared. "!i was the action iif
I rartilin Ito'isevcli. c.rdid.itc fur
ic ctccliirn tu a lnurth term as
President ill' the t nited Stales."
• 'i! fir other hand. Si'iiat >r Pcinift
.1 li;i!i" !• .iiut ii t
• ciI I'l pjH : ii'c! .red.
ALEUTIAN BOMBERS
RAID JAPS ON KISKA
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Feed Czar
Biii Passed
Senate Approves
Measure Transferring
Subsidy Authority
to Chester Davis
\\ itil* t•>!!. .1IIIK- —( Al'» —
Itr.'vlic legislation ti> lull iln*
.iilininM-atiou's priir mlui-ini;
• <»nl siilivi(|> pint: rain .1 lid tr.ilis
fi'iiiiis all aKiiriillur.il siilisiilx
aiitlinrit.v In tin- war IimhI .ill
ii.inislrator. Mas pas-rd liv lli*'
Senate lnila> ami sriil back t»
I lit* llousr.
!u i -ci i < of .:• ric.c .'s
((ministration fnrecs which fnllow
' ''.ci- setback y tc. i.iy on '
V!;c lull. Hi,. Sell.ilc !' 'i'>M'crl
"f Iho II"':-,. II p.' sill# I' it.
'in i \lcnrlinK tin- 1 !■ "f the f
"Kitty Ci edit (*orp»i a linn ! "
'•'i w lh ic-l ctivt' mewl ' i ■
' still- irl v-.
1" its film! ncti"h be I re |» -•;
; C'i I'i'l. tin- .Senate ..rlop'ofl
■ " vote iin ; iiictwlircti* by '•
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hit h WHlId lodfft' .ill ' ' '
ulxiilv tinieti -II 'I
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Mic f'li;iifitit*| Jhii-. to .. ,i . 'i I» '
'' blMi.sli ti|{ IVivi. .i^ a '
"• •' Itvivc which Premie ! Ii
It, - li|l|)dS''ft.
weather
rn« NOKTII CAIUM.tV ^
(iintinuril Marin lliis altn
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' hfm f rs tip ir srnitlir,i'.t m.rl
AS INDOMITABLE MALTA WELCOMED KING GEORGE
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JUSTLY PROUD of its historic resistance, the bomb-scarrcd British island ot Malta welcomes King Cicorgw
of England on his recent visit. The monarch, who has awarded tiic George cross to the island for its stand,
is seen Inspecting a debris-littered street in the company of a ptirish pricit. George's visit demonstrated
is tiie world that «><e Mediterranean is open. Signal Corps photo. {Inter national So unci photo)
100 Fortresses Raid Messina
Auto Theft
Ring Brckesi
Activities Allegedly
Centered Around
Goldfboro Firm;
{•our IVlen Arrested
U.iNliinvtini. .1 iiii«- Hi—i \!"' —
Fill Miu i lm .1. I lU.ir lliriirr
>.i ill toil.n tit.il auriils in
MMtcliiim iii«- ii.itioii iiu i;.il|i!i
l.u inusltni IS.ililuiit. I.'I. in ■ 'it
! i•< limi willi .hi .iiiSiiiiiuliili- tin-It
riiu whirli lluuxir n.imI s;»|i*
cars in ( .iIiIiiiiii.i. Mii'liiu.m.
(thin, rcm.si l\.ini.i. Ki'iilnrK\.
Virginia. Tinnr—<•<•. and Niirlll
and Smith < ari.lina.
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( .irnlill.1. .ii .nihr- < riil.M«*il
around I'm* \ irlnr Transit ( i». »l
(iiiliMmi ii. w liii li lir ilr-rriliriJ
as a la\i linn "I'fialin1! aul mi"
htli-s uilli i n ill ni'iliir ihihiImt-.
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On U"il< m cmint.v I • asoni
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tu b pnrtn. Inrhttli - fender.
SUBMARINK IS LOST
OFF ATLANTIC COAST
t iitilltll r\> I • ..II Mir K il
r.r ii' .1 .m! night liv
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i- ' 'I'1 '■ \ .vv -ti'l fl't
, ' I ir I" Hindi a' I
r sinkinu. (ho lime "I which ttn
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. ,, .t - i- !'. ., M iilint
Draft Dodgers
Are Arrested
Ml. I i:n■
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\ .<■! .im:: Hi.' I'N-cinv mtv.i-"
liiw w .1 :iii uiri .i tudjiy by Kill
I »•». «•!'.: .1. II." IV tT in t'lL*
1 I I"" ill .six V.l-t'l..,
rat'omviiic onfuri-oiiicut of tlu
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<i y. V.. i•:I ill ... V. '. fill
II .\'.T id.
Klvtur. r;.' !, t. .1 |.
•M# im ml. u. CliurioUt
hast Coast
Faces Crisis
In Gasoline
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The ji!i..Ii!hmi
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: .rm ti ucl ,-u: ;
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supply
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HI July,
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in:' >i;t .inly. (
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.' mi' Inii iino
I hilt tin-:
, ii n eivial use—
.i- i (• IliillllllK. |.lu
ll I'U1 IlUr would
• i' sponger earn j
11- , il.iy iii July. ]
ill (IrlU'lLMlcy ".I
■ii c I; • i ly !•'mi id up
;>:i!.iihv between j
plion n hlch hiii
\ I •• Cil'.'V II1I{ lit
11' i ;il I .lis, iillU
11 .1 ii i. ilie. ill the
• il l.iti'U'ltlH «.f|.
l'FN I AK HEELS VOTE
TO OVERRIDE VETO
V. • .Itf" .'<i i.M') The
" .North ( ;ii"linii tlK'tnhvi j
i| ihe If"' •• t led ' . mwrMr the
v. id' if \. I • • l !!..■ irllic-ciiil)
i nil' Ii Ii-. I'm "hi.
I» .uulii.m. Dtirhiiii..
'I W. \> \ I .III! ilKilillrtl
• it • • u: \< •• K< Iki • iili'l M"ri i
»n. ITHc voir ■>! Hcpro.-cnlnllvc Bur
i « v ,i i ■ -( iii.' irrl ,i- t nling,
. i?> Vn i'l* Vnlffl In r.\T! -
• ■ r. i ? t. ' . B.illev •
Smcke Cloud
Covers City
Results of Attack
Cannot lie Observed;
Wellingtons Start
i ires on Sardinia
Viieii II . < 1 • iil.ti tcrs i-i North
Al.i'-a. .»itiit- "Jii—i \I• > — Moir
III.<11 I III' i !»i»: i; I ortri sses. slrik
irr. i•! tl.-.-ir ileal est laid ol' the
Mc.iiti-ii iii.Mii war. hit the vii.il
.sii.iiK cil> of Messina ill eastern
> < il> >cslcrila> anil kickcd up
'm:> h a liii^c clou;! of fire ami
Miiitki' iii.n tin- entire larci'l an a
v.,'s oliMurril at llie end of the
i S it; in till- attack.
I!iv:il t !. <rtir.-siv-' iti icU mi
'■ • s:r; < • • it;;il in tiit. i~;<i 1 ;i' <i
firry !•: ui!h tin- llnlhin m.nit
■v ,i. !; \K Wei' »n.— i-i• ir.-il
<ii<' i! ■ i ni Siinl ii ;i the
i riTcri • • it sind ylartcri .it Km.-;
.-veil •:• I .i bin fspl.'smn in
flu- |»' i «-; • i l!i< I ;nh\ ,iv sta
1. ii . t n; i"i!.ii-y installations
ml :ir• ii (lump.-.
D.'m ' 11 itic tin- American attack
en AS- ->iii.i. an official report
said "i hi- port area ami mar
sh. illii. >.ir«N were tliimnmlilv
miii'IIk : t il h.\ homh hursts anil
w hen the last raider attacked
llieie was so much smoke and
dnst (lit* lurlhcr ohserv.ition of
da in. < :e was impossilile."
(A I '< . du-pa'th .-.iic! 200 ion;.
■ :i fl nil I'.iRe Five)
Six Persons
Are Indicted
V '<• (AIM Al
t . ■ < • I Mm ill I'm-• Hired ).>.
ii ' ii'li 1 i:t;itul jury .ii
It:-!. . ..i<■•Ii- Ii.i- indu-tnl .-is !>!•:
lit. i iiil culiinv!
•I in.; > " p . -i i-hiirci •
' • •• fli.ii ;:i- the jj<>\ -
- ''• i.n'i ri'Iit I "I <*<|tli|•
it htiildinu tin- MiNMior
■ < «• pliint in-iii t'liiii lost'iw
Iiid.
. it t • •■ i-v U«'in 'I ..irl tliilt I ho
, in. •!»' I i I'-otion l»y tlv
t- . ■ - ': •.'••hi hi rontiiis and
It - - t • ■ i :•< < "ii p.iii-ll w itii jip
I Ii-iv sll ..nun which tin
i|ti ,i .-111 tt »l I If I IliiVo fit.-1 the ki<\
o-'t ii.id "tlhoi i-<tnt!in-|(n> been
it ni ih.ti inlr>rmntir>n '<i -
• •. \ -• nil mdicalrd fni.il
. mh . -flon.niwt r- ■
. c n:*i.jr;
•Sa
Unionists
Term Act
'Disaster'
Anticlimax Is Found
in Confusion and
Doubt Over Lfrtect
of Lfrasiic iVj.eacure
Washington. June 20— (Al')
i —< oppress, in a .-miming iv
j versa I ot I'»•»•<itI'.'iiL lloi;*sevell.
put American war production
i tixli.y under .lie wnipiash an
anti-strike law so strinjroiit tin
inn leaders proclaimed it a "nia
j«»r disaster." 11 -publicans saw
' in il a blow t<> the administra
tion ami resentful coal miners
e.\|il:.ileil in a new revolt.
Whirlwind action on the Con
rally-Smith-Harness bill forced
tlie lonu awaited issue yester
day.
Anticlimax sot in today and
willi it came doubt and confu
sion on llu* lull effect* nf the
law. Intw it roultl lie applied to
the thine which inspired it—the
j coal walkout—and a certain
j amount of fear as to the nltiin ite
J rcacliiiit al the work bcuchc.s of
the "arsenal of democracy."
Attention was focused < :i lite c •<> 1
tictds where 2 .in. in Hi m !,v*.—:ii» mi
li:tlf the total—had failed to return
to work despite orders from John L.
I.ew's nd his I'tuted Mine Workers
<-M(i.n:( the rat i walkout, the 1 h:r:i
■il even week#. On to|> .if that.
i passage of the law wa- followed Im
mediately '• in-.-h strates by Jo.iMiii
i move nvners.
i Mr. IJoosevelt touched off a mo
ire 1 lis day when lie vetoed the
ntistrikv law more likely to
l< ment labor troubles than t» Keltic
them. Kseeot for the mal strike.'
It.- ir»-i-t«*(l labor had kept its tio
,-t- i':e pledge s lice Pi a"! Harbor.
With .-peed tineti tailed iii iweni
year., the Sena',. t«— lla-e
« • •• I.I•* \ •\ erroi|i- i: \ et" t' 111 ..te
' ■ tV ■ as.: <• : • I n:- I e :rl
imp1*!* niiu lit f<»r ; in on, in« • j»m <\ •
or iiidiittf wnrtiniv ike in govern
nieiit o|vnitpd in<i ' ies. mid «»irt
I; w ity stoppi'.'i' r till-:' var plant
'.h. t a ball I • - The
i iv also broaili " •! e p .er .•! ' ie
w.'o- labor board.
I' was the si' roe ' e n^re si
'■ baft hn-ded ' •• !' • ->i-1« r;t -
»! •• S pre ic.i',-17 .
w is j-III ■!iT I* i\ve !
bv inst a wi p oliminary House
i plK'llion wh •. the admin ■ a
!i« n's pri' i i and .s n>.- Iv
program si • • .1 >v. :i.
'•n a,
lie.*
Both Parties
Deny Writing
Pay-As-Go
H • ' • M I
Will p v-:> -yoti-iii '..sail mi cftcc- 1
tive ' Il V "< l» I liee .11'!> 1
_ : !;• 1 uMiran- nor IJenim a
in i' c..s were dii>|iwftl today • I
el,. e lit ■ the authors.
I! • d.-' terd
ft« , tnfiv< Pat man, 11. m •crat • : :
ft id »vi> yii-no was a li
l„ ill ill .ii . ('•( il' I..... t
. ■ • \! Ifhu ett.. leap, d '
? . . ! i -let! Vr'v with a ii - '
i• ' ■! . i I the IJct'iiMicntv- wet \
leva ' • pot "the monkey" «.n mii»k - t
back. !
has b« en - ii'i bv on: coi n <
■ tIn- Itep'ilibi il side
en'ed M-e T-vaii. "Ill II thi « 1
do much In "i : ■ mining 11 •.- ;
■d running oiii rtmnniHt' fliiv» .
■ "I il lin v j i is I had charge ot i
I
n If is Olio bill 1h I P i.-ed th- 1
• c«* a V lo:.- b e ', thai |. a JJf. ,
ti bill ii n ;'y. i.IeIy alio
> ;i llepublic i toll. Thai Was
1':• • .s '• I 'I'le t'epubbcans wi I
11ic\ ate. e111 lied to th"
.ii I I al w illing to j;i\c the"- i
m u i ii shot back:
"The compromise which pas.-cn
c i : oei a distinKuished urna' • I'
rrntor fvein >:si* >T.
Burma Raid Hero
pvt. johh rr-ty, c* ?»•v.cn"r.i?p,
England, , rlcpit w. wound«
•Iter returning to As»am fiv;i 1
rt-.a where he w.v- in the Allied raid
ing party which recently made «
spectacular f.ray behind Jap lines
He- helped blow up railroad supply
(Inter,
Reds Break
Fiim Lines
Finnish Company
Wiped Out in Fight;
Germans Repulsed
in Sevsk Sector
l.ondon. June "ill.— (ASM—At
(ackiiis Kiissiaii troops broke in
to I i:ini>h tri'iiclics on tin
northern K.irdian front last
night and wiped out uhniit a
company of the enemy in >uvai, i
)>:iv<;n< I and grenade fiuliliim.
tin- Siivii't noon < mnmunitiuc said
today.
'Ion illic it- ami two lilnekh ui>v:
\v«:v i.l iwn li)> j!id :> "l naHmc.
and an ■mtii itii!i"n citi'tij» '.vcic <:• •
-i, .><■(•. the RusKiann said in ih<
l • !:111:nil 1.i .1. \ ':.oh III ■ <U . -t
M-•>»• «\ ami • ■<••• •««« d !•> *!.«
S>.\ ii i f . i . ■
T\vi> Ccs-inaii a iTi-n:iml'!r
ii!" ; t"« nij : ' .i St , '. lllh
wc l . : 11 .• i •..':; ■'! I;lov.
WliC. • ti:i : I- :■ •! ' • *!>.•
1) IV.:, V. • : ■ !•••..■• M ••!' w il»
i"ii» tin- war bulletin
rur-.,v ..r» i ill r> .
I — >1 ll i I.' . St
A uciatfd I'
tipfx i ted
•».-«i ,i-«*t... ■> ,
. and i;
ii.I "ix rati'ill
1 (I- i)
lit
tl
• •I the
and tl
mid a
<1 I ill."
General Chen
Declares, Japs
Cannot Attack
" I'pper V.iiiai/r
n>nt.C*hin _ : mc 2fi.—(AP Gen
ii! Chen i hcmr. the hot" of lite
lefon i- '<f • c gateway J» Chntiic
l"S. declared 1 dav thnt (ho .?a|wti
• I l<>«)dilv defeated Sit «ht» !•.. I • •.
he upper Yangtze, wm i: it >
'".I '■• rt now th.T attack :aiu
u v •! \ ed hi reini ■ i«■(ei'
ni"' I China'." • •:> cent fl.en
a- ha.-lilv roc !!<•.! Ii V mi. :i
1'cvinee bv Oencroliiv Ch iiii$
. - SI n I; 1 !.!• i i .1 k <'i en*
itemv thre la Hm I'
' The .1; : iic.-o .
a\e •■in ■ fi •
HI jlllO' . I ••Ml I
• id r tut Inle
ate ' i
111" .. M 1 '
ill • '
.A i.• I ' I'"
•
lelr IVaii I lai'luiv attack." i
lie ".nd had • 'i I'oen adt -ed I
"l.v filled pi inn for lotakin*, i
,h" ■' '''• a,tain i
• • |>" n:» I I r.i • v .1 1
Heavy Force
Of Bombers
Raids Valley
Nearly 30,000 Tons
of Bombs Dropped
on Ruhr Area During
Massive Attacks
London. June 2(>—(AT)—A
hea\y force of llritish bomber.;
spread new destruction last
11 iV"• ' in the German Ruhr, lul
ling target- in l'.oihnni and Gel
-ei'i irchi 11. and one military *»l>•
si r\<r declared that ihtitializ
iiijr of :lii~ j.rreat industrial val
ley \v;i.< near completion.
This observer, who cannot he
iilirtitid liv name, estimated
that nearly 30.0110 tons of bombs,
many ol them blockbusters. had
Iim ii east upon tliis compart ua/i
iiidlistrial region since the mas
sive bambini: experiment started
three anil a halt months ago.
The normal industrial haze over
t!,e Huhr i- now reported thinned
u: and said. in (iict. In have ae
• n.i! 1 \ disappeared 111 .some places.
Durum '.In- three and one-half
i unths peri >d. more than 500 botr.r
ers have oeen lost, tlii^ source said,
nri :ne a.otiO inert have been killed
I >r captured.
In la-t nittht's attack coal rr.inir.g
and steel plants were among the
objective*.
Thirty of the HAF's bin air
craft were listed as missing in
the night's activities.
The British bombers. following by
only a few hours the United States
heavy b moers which attacked un
disclosed targets yesterday in Ger
•• . ny. encountered the same cloud
rn atiotis a> the Americans and it
wa- tvp^rted that results could not
l>( ■ ii.-et" ed accurately.
II wever. the air ministry com
.iqae reputed that large fires
wire sta -ed 15clu;m and Gelscn
kirchen.
Sirens new defensive squad
rons which the Germans have
thrown into the battle of the
Kuhr wen- out in I'oree. the Ilri
lish announced, and there were
manv air battles. Two enemy
planes were reported destroyed.
Yesterday'- fiahtit'K over nolth
(Coti'intied on Page Five)
BRAZILIAN PLANE
ATTACKS AXIS SUB
I'"j" (If .laneii'ri. .tutu- (Al'l
A laa/ilian air | nee plane was rc
haoiv reported today t.. have ,,(
i. "-if Kit 111 the At
I.title ••ill, s northeast of de
Axis Jitters
In Balkans
Nazi Radio Reports
British Eighth Army
in Syria; Defense
Measures I aken
illi I'll \->o«'ialrd Pits-;I
\\is anxirt.r, while,
vtill i nil. imI chipfl.v on llai.r
anil lirr island outpnsls. turned
again In tin llalkans today fol
louitn: Thursday's raid b.v Ainrr
Iran homlirr* on an air has?
nrar Salonika, (ireccp. und'^irr
man radio reports that tin*
I5iili-.li eighth army is poised >n
svria for attinn.
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