Hmtlterson
1'HlttTlKTH YEAR HENDERSON, N. 0., TUESDAY Al
Reds Repulse Nazi Offensive
rm ^ W
Solomons Area Flames With
Sea Battle |
Is Reported j
In Kula Gulf
Sea and Air Forcee.
Trade Heavy Blows
Throughout Sector
ot South Pacific
Allied Headquarters in Aus
tralia. .Inly <»—(AP)—The Sol
omons area <>f I In • Pacific offen
sive flanu-d with continued ac
tion liotli on the sua, where
American wavships (larin^iy
movnl above the ground front
into Kula Gulf, and in the air
over newly seized Uendova is
land. the high command report
ed today.
(A Navy communique from Wash
ington Monday night indicated Japa
nese and American war.-hips were in
a battle in tiie Kula Gulf. The Tues
day noon communique from head
quarters of General Douglas Mac
Arthur made no reference to such a
battle but did confirm an earlier an- j
nourcement from Washington that!
United States warships in the gulf
had shelled Japanese positions.
(Even in the absence of word that
major forces were engaged, this new
"battle of Kula Gulf" was regarded
as o! great significance, for it showed
that the Japanese felt compelled to
accept the challenge and risk at least
a part of their South Pacific fleet
in an effort to check the American
advance.
(The situation appeared to be
somewhat similar to that during the
lighting for Guadalcanal last fall
which culminated in the decisive
battle of mid-November when Ameri
can t..sk forces smashed a Japanese
sea-borne drive to reconquer the is
land and thereby secured it lor
.American occupancy. The Japanese
strategy at that time was io use
:i crcasmgly larger forces until the
climactic acti 'n was joined.)
I-'iies at the enemy air base of Vila,
Kolombangara island, on the west
side i I Knla Gulf, and Liairoko an
chorage. New Georgia, on the cast
side, were et both i>.v the shells of
the warshins and bombs dropped by
Mitchell intdaim bombers the night
of July -I and in the pre-dnwn of j
•Inly a. I.ater. dive bombers dropped
I (inn p>iiml b nubs on liairoko. which !
is above tii" menaced enemy air i
base of Murda. al<o in New Georgia. !
Over Hendova, which is within ar
tillery shelling distance of Munda.
the Japanese sent 40 Zeros yeUeiday
in a continued effort to balk ex
pansion of American action in that
sector. Outnumbered United State?
f i'btcr plains shot down two of the
Zeros and dispersed the remainder j
wlnl • losing one plane, the pilot of j
which was saved. The Japanese now i
have lost 157 planes over Itendova in i
alino l daily skyfight-; since the is
land was invaded June ■'{(>.
T reasury
Eyes Incomes
Upped By War
Washington. Julv I! —(AP)—Appli
cation of tlic principles of execs.-;
prnlil- taxes In war-swollen income-;
i:; under Treasury department study,
offieial • said today.
Intended to avoid jjrnss invqnities
and hardship- that might arise from
imposition of levies higher than tiiis
year's record rates, the plan probably
will (-libit! broadening the present
system of basic- exemptions to include
Consideration of "normal" incoint*.
Thus John Doe. whose income rose
from a peacetime normal of $2,400
fi year to M.ROfi. would pay more
ta\c:. than Hichard Hoc. whose M.
Run salary remained c >n- tant. even
though bolh pay tiie .-ami* amount
niid'-r pivsent exemptions
The idea ■-till is in the hands of
)er."ar<-h experts whoso problem is
contnlicaled by two factors: (I) the
«il> ence ol h stnr'eal background f-»i
meh :i system. and (2) tin* difficul
ty idetermining the point at which
J-coine inci'.'ascs can be attributed
directly to the war.
Treasury authority emphasized it
is on|v one phase of the department's
continuing inquiry into the entire
tax picture.
Jones Hits Back
Secretary cf Cominoif.-.e Jesse
Jones (above) accuses Vice
President Henry Wallace of un
scrupulous tactics filled with
"malice, innuendo, half-truths
and no Iruth at all." in a lengthy
dcnial of Wallace's charges of
"obstructionist tactics" on the
part of Jones' Reconstruction Fi
nance Corporation.
Verbal Bout
At New Peak
Wallace and Jones
Renew Slugfest;
President Roosevelt
May Intervene
Washington. July (i—(AIM —
Six-fool-two Jci *c Jones, the j
administration's hanker, and Vice
President Henry Wallace, who |
out-wrestles soldiers at the Stage
Door canteen, apparently were |
only warming u;> in tiieir week- j
long verbal slugging match. To- i
day, their appraisals of «aeii
ether hit a new high in recrimi
nation.
The late-' explosion over 111 ■ p"'
icies of Wallace's 1j«»:■ iti "I eeonom:<:
warfare «"id ■'•"ties l!ecinstruction
Finance Corporation—widened the
rift so far that perhaps only tii •
tirm and personal touch President
lJoostvelt can heal it. II s trouble
shooter, James |Fl ,Hyi e-, tailed
when he made an initial attempt.
Jor.es, accuse:! by Wall, <e of hold
ing up BKW'.- purchase-- ■' strategic
war material-, opened n;• • »t 1» 1> r
rcls last night. He us- i ~ ..">.•«» word
to t'.'ll what lie thinks Wallace—»l
nun., of it complimc: I <i \ Iti W.ii
laee'- absence, his seemid. Mil • !*«•'-1
kins of BKW, took n;' the cudgel
ami shot back that .1 nr.- and hi
JIl'C had aeiVd like tlie .abled -let p- j
er. Kip Van Wi Ule.
Join's addressed h- reworks to 1
th(. Senate . ppropi i'.oii e >mm:He \
Perkins replied in .1 letter t • the |
same group.
There w,'- prompt ■••action in the,
Senate. Sen top I5t du*•.-. Ilepublici ■
of New Haiepshire. declared h,. uo
rencwing lii.- demand for nn invesli-1
gali> n of the exchange-, to be h..11
tllvd by the military a flairs coin*'
mittee.
"C or press ought t • timl out who i
right." lie said.
Stock Buyers
Are Wary
New York. .I'll* "• (AIM I'.uyci
«•«•!<• Wiirv in i-il.iy's stock niiirkrt.
f'l !<•<•> w i■ i <* i «111;»i Iv • 111\\ ;ir11 ;it
(lie Mart m liiirlv In cl.v < l«;i I in;;: .
The |);icc lov.t i iii1rr. il- ii.i'l.
iH'iir tiic* IoiiiMi hour. \ i.it jott.-i
«*i1 lit*r vvjiy of (r.i''i"iis t«» .1 j• i 11' "i
no ruled.
Prominent on tin1 Kiiimni: side
vvm- l'( I- I Colli. I . s. Si(•«'!, C'hry
,-ler. Sl.'inl il f| I '.I "I N .1. Wool
worth. Allied CI ru>i< ;tls iind lvi«l
iiitin Koikik. I'.snk • tint al intfiA il
wrre AiiitH'tidii. (I'uwlrirh. I'tiMc'*
Ai'TiitM and iWontu'iinery Wind.
Bonds were steady. C'onrmvdil'e
pu-lvd up in the morning but »he
/■Ajr.g ws; <»■ enMnlly
Heavy Damage Inflicted
On Japanese Naval Units
In Battle Of Kula Gulf
Newspapers
Cut Aga in
XVnsliiti^i'i), inly (i i.\I'>—
The war produc.ioii l#o,uil t >day
ordered : ewspaper |>i:i>'>> icis lo
IVCUICC fill'tll T tt'.C r l "II. U:l.pli< 11
ill r.ewspr.ir. during IJM.'S'- ihirct
quarter. The r;it ...n^c up to
5 per cent lor large iri
i'lie additional .1 per n-nl re
duction clots not apply in the
111 si !!:> t s for newspapers lus
iii'4 ics.- tna : 5011 tons .. quarter.
'I hi pi'"\'.-ion. Wl'li said, is cie
.-ignco Ik aid lii< operation oi
sinalK r newspapers.
Last l)cc>'mhiT M newspapers
were 1.:t:.t«.cl eaeli < 1:1.. ler to 100
per 1*.nt 01 the tonnage <>1 paper
1 (Sed in p. inline iheii net paid
circtilati'>n during tin- corre
sponding ciuarter ol I'JM. plu.> a
3 per cent allowance for produc
tion waste. It Wat estimated at
that time this requirement meant
an overall reduction 111 current
newsprint consumption of about
lo per con1.
Allies Raid
Continent
Large Air Force
Roars Over Channel
in Daylight; Nazis
Report Night Raids
Lomlail. July Ii—(AIM—Allied
liluiit.v including main s:|iia<l
tiics <:l li'ililcRt. roared over tlit*
cliuiim I toward the French coast
ill liri.lia'il uiisiiiiie lliis niaui
iug as a li.'iiin broadens! was
ici'oitiiii; laid. 01: (.i-iiiiar.v la-!
nit;liI l»> Krilisli bombers.
There v.nv no immediate liritish
auiiouiiccim 11' - 1 ■ •ni-fi iniif* anv night
activities • t the reich. i.ut .la
Lierlin Lr< aoeast. recorded by toe As
soc isited l*it.-s. saiit enemy plane.
had carried • >nJ ■•nui.-ance raids over
western and northern Germany.
The daylight .-qnadrons, : lying
high in weathtr so tle.ir the French
shoreline* w«is c. ilv .-ecu from the
LSntUh side of liovcr sirmt. were oij
scrved I lead 111^ lor the areii between
lieulngne iilid Calais.
During the nigh! an KAK plane
(iai :af;ed ail arn id vessel ol about
5oo t<-ns 111 a low level iiMaek oil the
Dutch coast. t he »ir ministry newa
service .-aifl.
I'. S. Armv lie; ilip..liters aim •imc
id. meanwhile. tlii'* photograph* hid
di-ii"-<il "sill I la.: • y re.-ial- ill i. iv
Stiliday bombing <>f the (•imii.e
lthone ' aelorv at l.e Mails. Knin-e.
by i ighlh an lorn- bombers.
Tile alinotint e-i.i-ii! -.ild a consider
able p'-iuon ol t ie main building*
at the l.e Alan lart >ry wiis damaged.
OPA RAISES PRICES
ON CANNED GREENS
Washington. J:My <>—(AIM— New
priccs for canned asparagus. mustard
greens and turnip were set by
the Oltice <>f Price Administration
t < >I'A > today.
This was the last <>t a series of
orders covering the various kinds of
vegetables in the 11M3 pack.
With allowance.- lor increased la
!> >r and material costs, tlit* new reg
ulation will evrntually increase re
la I prices of a number two can of
'i.-pnrngus by four cents and the same
size can of mustard and turnip greens
an average of I'i> cents. Allowance
was also made for adding on the
c".<t of cannvd spirach at 4'j per
lift incrca.se in wage?.
Today's order applied specifically
f. pi i'-ev thrtt c. nnerip« mav charge.
ii • these prices automatically deter
n <• ultimate retail prices undvr
nl'Ys pricing formulas.
WIAIIIIR
FOR NOHTII < AKOI.INA,
Continued warm tonight. *ra<
trrrd thundrrshowrrs in moun
t jinj lite tj.is ,ift«rtionn or p»ri\
tonight.
American Destroyer
Sunk Sunday Night;
Details of Battle
Are Still Lacking
Washington, July (I—(AT) —;
The Navy reported unlay that
i'ii thi' basis of iiiromplot'.' in-1
formation I'nited States naval;
forces appanni!y had caused
tlu- -Japanese very neavy dani-|
age in tlu- battle of Kula Cin!!*. {
Details of the action, fought,
yesterday (Solomon islands
time) and apparently ali over
now, still wen lucking, but there
was no disposition in authoritu
ti\e (|',iarters here to consider it
as a ma.'1"* encounter with de
cisive hearing «'U the Solomons
campaign.
Tile impression |>ri-Va''''(' la
ther that it was an actioi*-.1,L'"
tween fairly l:clit surface f»rc"s
•if cruisers and destroyers.
Whether bombing planes partic
ipated was not known.
A Navy e«" >•» " "v,! suf
iicient details have not been reco. »-»h
to give the results of this engagement,
but it is believed that, while some
damage was .-ulteivd by the United
Siate.s force, considerable damage
was inflicted on the enemy."
At the same time the Navy an
nouncer! that the United States de
stroyer Strong was torpedoed and
sunk Sunday night while engaged
in a previously announced bombard
ment of Japanese installations at i
Vila i'licl Iiairoko on Kula Gulf. !
which lies between New Georgia
island und Kolombr.ngara island in
the Mir da airbase area.
The n.i\al engagement, first an
nounced last night, followed that
bombardment.
The iMiiu-jon de-tmyi-:- Strorg.
cmiris-."lied only I. ' year, carried
a Hernial conipleineni of .'->"Ut 2f>'i
men. • Slic (was an excel • tonally
large ves el. She was ooinn.atid'.-d
by C'mian inder Joseph Harold YVel
lings n! Kast lioston. M;is<. Whether
lie surv \ed was not repor:ed no'
was i iiy e timate given ol :iie loss
of Jilt.
Car Shortage
Slows Digging
Of Potatoes
Norfoi;. July (> — (AP)—After
appeal- I hi (-<>11111 v t(irill agents and I
Ruvoi'iiii it iiffonlK in slow up «»n p*J
talo (l u. hud fallen mi deul ears |
ll! till 1. : lly "I KI "\M'I'S ill Pilsloril
North C. tui iinci the Norfolk ill
i>! V:r«ii.. ;i seareity of rail cars |
is iiccim plishiiifj tin- purpose tin
wool*.
Only :\\ ears >•! V r«:nia potatoes
were i>i.. i cd by llu- uiir fund :ul
niiui.-tr.it i li'ere yesteiday, ,,nd tlic
number v. cump arat \ t ly small ir.
North C : li. ii ;il-i>. piieliasors re
ported :■ .i iy.
*riii.-» f red slowing up "! cli'i
Kinu in i' section will <i«> more than
anything rise to improve llu- crop,|
WFA '.r.-men declared.
Althi-uu'i Rovcrnment demands
and <•;!.' defense requirements have
resulted m llu- slow movement nf
t a Ir • id i irs into the potato area,
the sit. ' a i- in proved today over
tlie p ' f \v day.*-. Norfolk S";:th,.,rii
l aiir'ad Iicials .-aid They predict-|
ed that a quale laeii ties fi>r uettillg
all rroj at would be available.
FARM INDEBTEDNESS
NOW AT 25-YEAR LOW
Cm!!' -t .Station, ifaleifih, July <>—j
Inere; niortRaRe payncits •>* I .. |
mors e rcduccd (he tolal far -
mort mdebtedne - the tI
State 'he lowe I )• i' in L' yea I
s . d ' " W. (i>."divan, •si."' i I di*
tfci.i ■ KxicfiKion at Si tc t'olieu"
here I v and he ad\ sed Mo t
C ii ' :'.rnvve:'., tn Inriiicr red
thei.- I commitments
lie v rtcd 11)ji 1 diirim: the tn •'
; part of 1943 demands fur loans ' ■
pure1,farms showed a conlim r I
Heel"' '' 'hp Federal I .and Hank
j.y«V "t*l thit r«h«>r r*.'*!1 t?r I
-jTirir *★★★ ★★★★
Continued Fighting
AS BATTLEWAGONS SHELLED ATTU
A MOMENT OFF ATTU is pictured here, with the 14-inch girns of a U. S.
battleship blazing away in the three-hour bombardment that preceded
our landing on the Aleutian island. The big ships stood offshore till
the Army was ready. Official U. S. Navy photo. (International)
Paralyzing Blows Struck
At Axis Outpost Islands
Few Deaths
Over Holiday
(By The Associated Press)
A nation forced to stay put
to a large extent, over the three
day .1 illy Fourth holiday week- j
end discovered today that war
time curtailment of highway
tii vel saved scores ol lives.
Thousands of Americans had
tn loiego motor trips to lavoriu*
limiting spot.- hi" luck to L'lir
•lim".- farm, l>ut many \vei\- a'; .
and whole to tell about »cin:;
a wartime homebody instead *
being received at a morgue 01 i
ho: pital.
Trae an As.->oc:ati-d l'i*\..
survey showed tnat at least
deaths occurred over thy wee.;- i
clid, but only 1127 of these wc'.e |
trafi c fatalities. There were it
dr .. umgs and 117 deaths from
mi rellnneous causes. Forty-one
states and the District of Colum
bia reported fatalities.
This year not a single fire
work- death was reported.
Holiday Death
Toll Is Small
(!!> The Associated I'i'e-s)
Ann .it- celebrated Hie three-day
July Uli week-end without .1 sintih"
fata'itv from firework- ard with
deaths f- 111 traflic aoeidcits fallai,:
to the -mallest number •: rcco.it
years. Total fatalities ropi-. tod ii|> t»>
lay! hiu ' welt well undei Ml).
Violen' deaths from all caases 1 1
the United States, acci'i'dinj: '<> an
Associated Press survey, totaled 248.
This C'in> -ted of 110 fatalities from
traffic .undents: <>" from • - •wiiinfts
ard 71 ' miscoi'aiio'ii- cause-,
l.ast ve. the toll of trail . deaths
nlor.V v • 320 and in ISMI il was ftOO.
Clasnl • rationing \va. w > and
the ban n firework)' sale* in "any
s-'ates «<;< eredited lor reda fn
taiit'os
North ('iiriillnnV fntaliH l t it*
elndec 1 from trail 1 ccident and
two II"" drownings.
NORTH CAROLINIANS
PRISONERS OF WAR
\V«»<hinuton. Jul.* 1; . \"> 1
War Dcparlmrnl ■ ad«« pti ' <• 1 »i
tin- names or 2d| r s 11 w
jiii- h"1d as pr oir-' •. oI v < I \
1 eii .v '.'111 hy I', > mil IJJI I \
•lai<an:
Th >sc interned |>v Italy lii'l' M
i>im al .lame- H II •e'.',
Dn!r!i 0 llarrell. wile. Si I* 1
Captain ttr<i K Humphrey, M .
I'-ij. Helmcrj H m -■ wlie hy*
Flying Fortresses
Down 30 Nazi Planes;
Italian Air Bases
Heavily Bombed
Allied Headquarters isi North
Africa. July (>.— (AIM—Allied
air forccs. spearheaded It.v I . S.
Hying Fortresses wlnth shot
down :>0 Oerinan lighter*. Mruek
|)a I a I > / ■ li u I.laws us avis r-Mst
aner yesterday in bailie-. I«r air
supremacy over >ii ilj and Sar
dinia. it was annoiiiteed IimI.iv.
Tin* smashing ,icii;il •:'«»1 -i\
the llalllitl nulpo ' 1.111.1
weiil thmtiuii 11> third slraiuht dii,v ,
Willi liojnbi i i i i:i;a tivi'i (Srrbilll.
\1.11 .ilit. lacaia. Sei.ea ami
in S.r:iv olid Y:l!aiidl" mi tv. nil ..
ail ol .lit in bast-.- Km the (It .• luiiu:;
axis aerial licet.
Iii "!l hours ending jesirrday.
12 enemy plants were shot down
against a loss of twelve allied
planes, it was staled olliiialiy.
More than tin Liberator unbois I
baseci in the Middle Ka-t a ted m
the devastating raids, shak . Me
sina m Sieilv wi.li nearly .Ta.oon
pound.- ut bombs. a con.iiiuaaiiK nl
She U. S. i'.inth air force decl.. ed.
lilts bl.inl.tliim the ,e. i y :t"ti
installation:- i.i Me.-.-ina ' ca .-el «>.
tenxivc damage," the co<iinHini<|ue
said, and bomb* were laid <>n rail
way track#, .i roundhouse. .i >vare
ht.tise. height y.iid . ml t t. ,/ul
barrack:- by 11>*• l.ii >■: ,t .
mu in three v.a\ •-. One -tin 1
bmiibs "fell iici'i - ■ lite 1... ..
mole."
The Liberal • s d'»wiud In <
enemy planes ami let lined wit!, at
loss themselves.
Cotton Prices
Are Mixed
Ni v. York. .1111> (i (AP> l ■" ■'!
lu:.iii-.s <>|niu<l imiliinim'd l<> in cr;
a biilf higher.
N• • n in- V, tTi cent .ill
hlKlllT I" III ll'lll I \ I . • 1111 > •>}.
Oi'lubcr l!<i.ti| .11ui i1 ci'nl'M ):> <• •
I ' ! ■ ' I' ■ •. 1 ■. \ :
.Inly Ju.-lf".
>rt Im jl !i;{
l)c.< it; i!' III lit;
Marrll !!»".■• lit. 7 2
Ata.v . . Ill :.<>
PAROLES GRANTED
TO NINE PRISONERS
!: i'i igh .Inly i: (At*) Till. v |h*i ■
.• in I'tcd ■: Mciinri dvjii'Wr in r -
dri* at (I uitothor ciiiivit'lal •»< r.i it*
-',i • i'"- w • . .in • .. tin. nine n i
i IK )'H<iU;i It'll > i «\ Ci(.i\ ti'i"'i
Brntighton.
T'w- IvC fl included:
Th Wilkru. ron Ictwl In Wil?or
in 131" ft with i <*: idly wca«
Heavy Less
Ss Inflicted
On Germans
Assault Continued
on 165-Mile Front
Despite Nazi Failure
to Penetrate Lines
M«i.<cov.. July ii—(AI' >—Vi
cious (rcnsi;iii thrusts l»y armor
«' <!i\ • i"' • iniantry have
l>ci ii Ili;i!'j liai'k with heavy
I'Wm-s all al< iijr th. H»."> mile wii
tral lion: i r..m Oivl t<> I»i*ljr<>ri>(l,
till* !{i>>iaiis v>\» >1 iftl today as
tin- I«• 11 v «-n|m ;-t 1 •<i na/i summer
niowd into us sitoiuI
<lay.
l)i"jiSti- te-rilie destruction to
their ainniri'd nulls, amiiuutini:
ii» some ruv«'s In as high as ">((
per ii'i'it oi total attacking
strength. tin- na/.i arni> kept linr
ini; into tlii- hcavilt defended
positions. !ii milt isolated sec
tors. however. Iiavc* they man
aged In penetrate tin* defense
lines, lied army leaders said.
The II !.• ..*i midnight conimunl
jiif • -ifi li. ; in it . mi: .1! hour- of
the bait'. ' lii'ti ill-;: y u-. destroyed
tank and 2lK5 )>!. :ie
Thv mid-day cm. .: mq :c reported
.in additional I'll! t: 11»ks were knocked
0.1! of the light. including :i number
uf the new OO-tnti 'I iuei tanks. In
>iio sector alone in the Orel-Kursk
area, tlie bulletin said. Soviet troops
destroyed 50 out of :i CS<*:*ri.:iri unit
>! 100 tanks. The e<>inn:unic|iie :il.- >
reported 4.000 Cii i nian.- had been
slain in this ; rc:i and L'.onn mure 111
>110 sector of the Belgorod fronf.
(The German r< imiir 1 • report
ed heavy lighting the !«e':u-■ *!'*
and Kursk areas and declared it
grew out i " . success!' tal at
tack by Crer .11 mtaniry" : the
Bolgot "(i sector followed by "strong
Mi
St'
dawn
jardment a - •. .1 to <««••*. •>- llus
:.ill t:. .mi md '• • |».ith
(h 11 j. . t! . ; :.c : the
: Jvr: an 'dant y . :id :»»•;>. > i di\ 1
dor v.
T Cm-, ni :i- "in- t vine with
everything they had—lung rir.gc bal
!<
itwi's. multiple-barreled nun-tars and
mil ■ '•««■*. r .s 1:• 1 wap >ns roll
<i out "1 •!•• • r< • i- Ci rm. ii tioiit line.
li i»skt'i batteries cniintttcd with
withe: ^ : :i; and > tin- artillery
ine'- I ■ '.I ' tie:-: an at
leiMOti-d i - -tr.i!e:.iMi .■ Mich as
■aiddt n'\ «\\ v 1 i:j targets -in ;.n ef
fort to i- 11'. < the IS 11-shin
The various rtis< failed and Soviet
artillery iccwilwl in tdlencing a
;m• ■; <ii : 111 in oattcrie. . the
V acation T rips
On 'A' Cards
To Be Allowed
\V. n. .1 v •'> ■ \I'1 !*0|>
. x. • • • \«« >. IJrpnitl • •: <>f
"\ rv. •* . v.. ; - it y '•if >tl CC of
; i 11 dniii ' l it'. 11 !..i(i nrrcd t'»
• i'I.is >1 til.- h-s'i c! ■ i tllC
Uvolvi • .i•-*»■ i"u .■ •iilMiHI'd >t.i!c.v In p.T
mit vin'iiU'Mi trip* by "A" cnt'd liuld<
. ;% : i..lv !.-|
11. ; fit ■ 'i : < iM-icrii
fllllt'.'retHI' 'I C-i»UBl<'.«.«l11f11 N'ld .<"11
I liter."- which mi pre-shia for
■ tiv '1 11 i i" tlit* irjiti'ial 'His
wilt c li irn '1 i»lc • r'c driving
•II I he Plllilvril -;UM the relltxti*
!)<>• i- it li cril t ■ iy Ol'A dlffrlw
I'i h i - M. I'. - n '• r\ci.i| days'
i.: cii fii ii ni ■ ■■< pi •l>!i-tn.
'I •• Now Jvrst'f rciiriwnliitlvo
luld u p"i i< r- thnt under ;i new <ir
•lc !i> I"C ;i'»ll"t re I M illy vacation
trips l\v "A" <• tvd holders to the
,(•;i "• -o for ;i week. or two weeks
• ,i se:'«en fr>i 'he p lvtT-.se of Vfsit
118 • •*nt«r t one similar
p •" " •*? p'v.r.i 'c:l