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THIRTIETH YEAR
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Tllb. ASSOCIATED 1'HKSS.
HENDERSON, N. C., SATURDAY AFTERNOON', JULY 31, 1913
PUUUSHBD KVBMY AKTEKNUON l'HT piHtmn r,Anv
EXCEPT SUNDAY. I'lXL CLNTS COPY
VIOLENCE RiPS BESIEGED ITALY
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INTERNAL CLASHES continue to rock Italy since the ouster of Mussolini.
A high Nazi oflicial lias been reported assassinated at Turin (1). where
Italian troops also are said to be blocking German Torres coming from
the north. Other Germans are reported being fought by Italians at
Milan (2) as thry try to reach a Kiver I'o defense line (3) through
Brenner Pass (4). Crowds rioted in Milan, demanding peace. Arv istice
talks were rumored in Vatican City at Rome (5). The Axis held
in Sicily (white territory) with reinforcements. (.International)
Allies Warn Italy
Of New Air Raids
'Breathing Spell'
Ended, Powerful New
United Nations Radio
Yells Italians
Allied Headquarters in North
Africa. .Inly 31.— (AD—The allied
Irish command radioed a
.stem warning l:» the ir.itian peo|:le
today thai the terrible aerial
clfinsive against Italy would he
'"'UMicd immediately.
"The In i ailiiiiK space" is ended,
th«- ;: 11 >«'< I ciiiiun. Hid s;.id. lic.-ponsi
1 >i 111v tor tin resumption >>l tho .n
on. liiuulil wa.- 1.11:1 al Die dim:- of ,iie
i»i-\v HiiduKli" II' ivoriiinent I< • r tenporiziiiS
mil) Rivinji the Gerinaiit*
time !•> :-trcnnlhcn llu'ii pii; . iii
llalv.
I'll" liist bi". !c; i from tin po\\ erfid
l.Tnilc-1 N;.ti>nis i adi > .-latioii
lure v.. i-iiiiluled t<i lie followed
by t'liici: from London and Washington.
The mosace warned the Itali'lit.s
to remain clear of railways,
factories, depots, (•erm.iii military
barracks and all otliei military
objectives.
"The !doo<l of every Italian .trucl;
will lie on Hit- heads ol the men in
Rome who, in Italy's hour ol decision,
t» mpoi i/.cd instead ol actum
lor honor, peace and freedom," n
w.ii ;air!.
CHINA BREAKS TIES
WITH VICHY FRANCE
ChuiiKkinq. .Inly 31.— (AI*> —
China severed relations with the
Vichy Rovrrnnipiii of France today
ami took over the administration
of that section of the
Yuiinan-Frciicli Indo-China railway
which ties in Chinese territory.
Pop Finds
Grandson
In Sicily
Allied llvjicUiatirlers in Norlh Africa.
.Inly .'{(I (i)cliyed) (AIM The
old man's eyes were dark and plcadinj!.
lie had ink (Ml off his sil'jiW hal
mid was si.nding on the white-' "•
street in Palermo in front of .. build
iliR unaided liv a tall Ainer can -«•'
dlcr. lie spoke raprilv in llalan
Then he shipped and his eyes .aixiouvly
search the soldier's lace.
The so'dicr -lieok his head.
"No compree. Pop." he said.
From the inside of the building i
VOlcV bellowed: "What's going on
otd there?"
"There's an old cuy tr.vit i; to l.-ll
me something. but I can't saw*
what he wants." the guard said
(Continued on Page Three)
Warships
Shell Kiska
Washington. July 31—(AC)—
Anici jr..i! liyht w ar-hip-, bombarded
Japanese dctcji c - on
Kiska island Friday, i v iVuvy
reported today. l<»ii<.\vt!it> a
boiiil>iui> mission b.\ a s ir.-lo
American plane Thur.-d.i.v.
The .-uriaco vessels. which
ina.v hive been either u*-t: >ycr*
or li^ht crui-ers, ,>oiir« ri mu-IIs
into Hi,, enemy's m.i r.unp
area. . - well as the (li-.i.ude
Cow .si'ction.
were July's (it • at lark
and the month's « i- ■ s'!i 111faco
bombardment d . r e r t ed
against Kiska.
Flames Rout
Munda Japs
Flame Throwers Usee
Wtb Tartkr in Drive
for Jap Air base;
Bc.nbers Raid Harboi
Allied !lrad(|iiarlrts in the
Southwest I'acilic. July .'!l —
(AIM—Tanks and flame throwers
were hurled into the battle
for IM tuida yesterday to burn
the Japanese out of their rock
eaves and foxholes and hatter
down their pillboxes.
TSehind these dread weapons.
American troops crushed forward
a few yards more. The
extent of their Rains was not
announced.
1: was the ! ' «'<•)» it ed u.-e .
;i ime lhr« wers si the month-o!
fiuhi for the en: v's iir.|» irtiint ret
• ral SoIoni< i s airba e. t"-e of la- l<
had been attempted before but tli
t'ttcficr) terrain had stopped then
While the jirmoicd units wet
bbzinij ."head s u'ho i t of M:nid:
Arncrlein f'nce- t-o-lh of the ai
drome battered bar'. i Japanvs
connIer attack. t*. P Vavy torperl
and dive bomber*, e >■ i -ed bv Wih
cat fighters. struck heavily ;•( e ta
tal positions we t o: the airdr ir
"•here Uie Jnpanc c still chins '
1Vaehheads.
Strom f'lfi'atinns "f the Navy
Dauntless • nd Avctjcr bombei
pounded ercny cm p ' it "ti* ar >uti
Biimko harbor ten n les north <
Mlinda. American.': h"M Ih^ con
north of Bairoko and the md lear
in;; .t'Mith ti Mundi.
(Jerman Consuls Advise Civilians
To Leave Italy; Riots Continue;
Invaders Make Progress On Sicily
British and U. S.
Armies Gain Ground
on Sicily; Navy Units
Bombard Mainland
Allied Headquarters in North
Africa, July :'.l — (Al') -liothi
the ISrnish (ijrlith army and |
the American sevuith •irmy I
Siavc made jfw.d progress mi the :
north an I east sretnrs of Hi
*ic:li;.n i milt, allied head<|iiar-i
i t< animunv-d today a allied
i :'\al forces -we-it Italian na«
tal waters ; ml allied aircraft
I laid down a leavy o! tensive
i against lta'v'.; tnaiulaiid air!
dr< ii.l'S.
Y.ry heavy casualties were!
linSlic.fi! tv >!••• Americans and
Hritish. <• titr.iiiii«|iie said.
Tlic Americans captured mure
tliun .iliO (i.'imans anions nearly
l.tivi: ni'v xp.u'is in Hit- northern
siflor.
The iineiniditiunul surrender iif
t!ie islands <>I I'avicnaita. I.c\anzo
ami Mai!etl>i;i:i was reliiii
ii<l.
The t!i: i . i.-1 I-inn ;i
tiiungle of! the v «.-t count ol Sicil>
till' inns; ' . Iv i>(.'.n^ Maric'.timo.
which is 25 i iron allied-ovi:pied
'I: Li *».. 11 .
Amcr ran It m'.icr.- ret i d |.» tin*
suburbs ot ti» pulverize *.h'
Practica rt. Mare airp : e!e\ <n
miles smith "f the capital. and Flying
Fortrc-scs retur: iim to tho
mainland ' : another «>1 tin ir sledge
hammer • ' vs. attacked C!r ti.-nlie
airport nc.w Taranto <>.: Italian
heel. allied .:eadc|iiarteis announced.
TiVj i al anmiuncciiic t disclosed
gn ! .ctivity by alii d li^jiit
coa-tal t'.isc oil the norti c i.i-t
.if Sicily • ' i' ali cd bliic';..dc ci>>-ed
ill <11 !.:• (IlTin;.lls .i d It:*! nV
still f.sh-.i-.^ at the eastern S' :ii:oi
| Two Bandits
Hold Banker
To Rcb Bank
Ftrvkcn w, Oklii., July •'! —
I (AIM Two I ill It bandit* who In Id
the |m-;. i.i n tin- Ai kill) as V .le
v Stale ' . ;i!id hi> w ii
five lor c . t liui is 'uday. v. .•
wait :i-4 t .. i* I .nit? I >fk i>l
\ .ml: t" opt •• ■;.>•!! ii,> :■ 11 i
ii;;.It'll SI2.""o i «•;..•(! I'i't>ii: tlif
! 1«flit (I .•,!>. )n . ; • i . tilt- \ .illIt i 1
I f. filjiwl.
K. M, Riiwc. president "i tin
It.isik. .said till* 'V. • klHxUltl nil I:i •
door n!' his h i- about midnigh-.
| Win :. In- opeiv.d tin1 door out' ill tlir
: i:r r. lu-tul i,. 1. >MVt'd llis \v;iy
I ml i Ihf house.
'111 ere was .i si- .t'.l' in whieh Hi»;vt'
j \v;. .-truck on tl. hi ail with a kuu
j liiit w;i< ii't mm ■ • ly hurt. Allt r
I > .1x1 li:i\ till' !>. :«!;«• • I" l\V • l»i.n,
dits lire'.', rt'il liiin :•» > in 11 it* bunk
j ..I'd open tlu- salt'.
tnld them that : would 1>(. lit)p.
.v-iiil.' .- iiii- tlir i.ni'.v w.i- m a
llnif l'n- .. rl vault and M couldn't Inopened
U'til <'• a. u They seemed
s.itislivd Willi tin- explanation."
. Kowe said.
ltow«> id tlif tin 'i 'it'll Mr-.
' IJowc t" I " I»ffI an I t'ovi-rt'd her
111 o 1111 wi'h :idht'si\>' tape which
tlicy had i'i "lit with tlirm.
"T!i" in'ti I'lfi'd i i- t'i tin with
them ir. niv c . one o! them drivui".
Oil 111 I'I'T tl ' lloWll toW'. tt'llt'lT
they cruised rmnit th" street... look
t!i.11u . i - 11 ■ Ii.mki r said
i lie War I otflaw
li.v J. M. nonKKTS. .1': '
(1 *v The A»- ri.iN-'l l'rr-s>
A I pliiiH's "<• 11:»1 i:n
ll<«i In i I Vvc v i:iiV. Thi is in
I rcM'liiti'n i I ;i niit iy ?(■(' el. it''
ill ' >liH'lllilV4 tli.it i- lin.i: (I t> In
- ti <• ISnt ii ■ tibs ;n'«' dmppwl
-•, WiiyV
Olltnlllc of ;i flu iv .■ t l..i Sprxlii
• II .Iv ■ i *1*1 till 1 1 t I11..
. | nvirkuM.v s 1 free tvi'ciilly
• I f*ir.it.nc v.t. hmnb.i 'I <i ;'"<I !»«•: 1 ■ i>
• ! « ,| lirl nearby Tiir;iliti». IV'tin>
(■. !r'*n !!>(• Ali'Irl . I! st wrnt li
TV .11• 1 v 17 I'tit 1 in ' ntni-i'd '»
-•I'm iii On the \vlwl" tli" ill
]p.• .pprvi t'i hiiv in I'll iilirvst ;i!
• ' ' < 11- fm- the l«•*\ "f tlir 11;■ 1
; litlt li;i\y ilN W'i-s MlWW itilli.
It 11 .;iv !>«• on |y Hint 'in' bomber
h;n f. ti;ifl inure urgent work to di
I el.-exvlirre
t | It'it there ninv ho ;in"lhet- nnswer
1 There has b*>on the 'iccefV'0!
- ' I!-.; • Mir pr-ttri 1 ill 11—• 'ti I' 'Iv mir»h
|fvfn rwlng ■ 1 far .1- t-> bf!*j h?
into the • 11 ";'f id" I'll
liiujjli. !■ ' :<•!' thiiiu l>;i« • !■ impelled
!<• "'i the .• r .
Ill it 1! ■ (not t! . n
\\ i rid in i' i:■. !li mlid
Siiini:.-. si ' ■ 'A' -nmc1!i tie. v.-dd
have '•» • n tn the It <1 ii ' -'
(for war ■ • were to i»:».• «inyIibit'
bll'lv.
II • s « I ll IVe l't ; -1 I!
t.'i'H'd i ill run. rul
tIn y iic\ i ;• lisibil t v 1 • t! . d
l!> 1 !i;i- Mussolini |i ".rd
'•fit- I ii ■ i«»r iH.-t Mi' ."I
iif iny 'li.it now !i settled
('"W >i\' 1'iily. lie w.m'ed it
hjirrjiiu v
I Report ' ' lt»e .n
' pre? itv: ".Ttiic- t <>• " I ili-itt
< h p- tii I '"ll nnd M n -" I" y
lie (rue I " Ocrmrm < • >.>■■■
( Ate si I ■ ""'dittle md St. >■>'/.
Will see ' Hint tliVv flon't in
In thv ••••' ' W. why dc.-i v lie
fhjnn ' ' "'I hnth'v f|B . • I
v.?" f • ' ivn*'y ].-'p •»
Wreckage and Survivor of Fatal Airliner Crash
Slill : mcUJnir. the ti-in and melted wreekace m t Itt* A tr.e! i«'.i "rimes phmr that carrii'd twenty persn
tfceii <•<*;■ tlis i- n.-ar Trammel. Ky. or the 'J J r.ermr.s aboard ihr airliner, the only survivors
injured, were S. K. Kaufman. 41. of Williamspot. I'a.. (inset, above left) and Lieutenant Glenn \V. Fe.
of l.ove Fiel.1. Dalla-.. Tex. The bis transport ran into untavoi.ilii • weather in tti«> nislit. and crashed and
hurr.rd. Kaul.n.m siMaincd burns and a broken l_-g; he is iiirturrd above in the Bowling Green. Ky..
Ii :s])ital. Lieutenant Fellows su lered burrs and «>tlier injuries.
rsons lu
both
How s
RAF Raids
Remscheid
Rolling Oifensive
Hits, IS! e»v Target;
Daylight Attacks
Maintain Assault
London. July 31—f.'n*)—The
allies' r<>!linu air offensive shitted
l» a new target last night
when KA! Iioinkcrs blasted at
Kcmseheid. (•crmin st tI eenter
os the !•<!««• nf the Kulir.
It was tlii- iirsl raid of liv
war on Uenischcid. which was
-ii: filed net for last nielli's heavy
assault alter Hamburg liad heen
siihjeetcil li> its seventh • I tack
i a w iI
he ii
tl •
I'\ tin I.
i>r
OX|<
nil Thursd.n niuht.
i'. le ,-i\
\ luilt
■I: i.
il Oil
mil"
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i: it
Hill:i
ti:
tin- !■-Ike
nor; '.ii 1
be it: » st;
time ' e
ticnlai'iy ii
At
I!*, ii'iti .
fields iind
over Vi
initii -;iv i
Kilt: in
arc if is - :
lU'in- i
1o;11) 11 r:r'
si* ill t'-'lti'iiis
on '
• ! lighters,
imornkeii
. hctivy K' •
illlOllt tllf
iireii.
;>'h <• n.-l
' eruption
l11iiiiic ;ire;
nn.lr
•\ er*
:ig i:i
• il i.
w.
t'mo Mosqiiil 'V.
.itl.icke'l i-iu mv
v.iy tiirui-' ii ,-\\i
mi 111>1 i;i u the
1- if
..mi
ii it{.u- (I
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in the in:;
■ lie cell!
m. elii .•
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closed,
•i I :uht.
t's attar1
r !«•!■ 11
:i I pit
. l mil;
1(4 .t.\ f 11 TS 1*1.AM'
Ailied 'i
luin t' i > in N ■ l A
rica. .1111> (AIM ( . !'• •
Ilia ill n! V>" . X -. ii I '<
ti 'day w>; >!itiu down .ii i iue
I>1 a lie dm iiTiid i.pciinns • i
Sic ly vi'.-: •••. ■>*.
Nazis Disarm
Italians
I.oiul'-n .Inly :»1 — (AIM — A
Keillors ji:< n 1 • >ri y »::t Id
h..- ju»l Itoun barnwl thul (1 man
tri' Iia\i- l.t-ju (i. .
arm Il:il.. n Itni.ps hi the n: i-' ■
i" ■ K<»i cl 'I l«iriss:i in firiw,"
Tin- liVntiTs dispatch <| ;. trd a
bp at) cast by tin- ('air.i rod •.
I n- .is in Tiir.-s.ily p:nil-.•I"
1 To it-.ilt-> siilltliwi'st •! Silomka.
Leaf Prices
Near Ceiling
Giowerr Are Paid
About $1,602,000
More During Week
Than in 1942 Opening
<11* T'le Awnriiili |1 I'ri -s.i
I'ricis fin- lull.urn th"
fin 141.i .iiid i'loridu ntiirUcl !'••!■
(In* i:|" iiiim ••<;«•!< s..ivi-(| H.-m(tic
•niiion''s —;i|»rri:\i::i.il"i
• ii:.li! < n:l • .linivr
M .ir—l:ri:s • iw: iis" •
M.lilU'.iil,'.' ji'.'i'•
ir t* r vi<\ til I'll* Hi..'
-.ill ll:;tn in tin* <i|>i*uin:; wit!
i-i ! -t >imi'n
\ . . :•« c ilicllietod
( ;• I ! •• I" 1' 1 III.I t . 1
i .i s.itiis'd'iv.
Tlw i " d .'idmini • . i m n
t .i .1-. II. u I ...i
III! j:» <; -I • • I i- : •!!.••• I I
c,:i|r, ; • imds Ti.ui «l:i\
' uvi ■«« ■ 841.44 piv 1 iiflml
Iiiill i ■ v •» I- im i.l.i
Mild i .,...;i. ]• .iir.fi-. ;.>•
II < i i • <• im :ii*i'iil .i\ f .
[ the lii'lt s " ",'1.
Ti.t ! 'I" !' Tl»t:i <!..>
HJ.7H...0 * Md.<. ..nd wi'ii .]
.-,il'\- ii, ' <i F:'id:i". isiti'
were 'l..: tin* grower* would o«jut»i
or c\i i i yc.ir's I ii.- t \\ i !■ • •
Jl.lM '.'UK • 'd'-.
Ill M»> < * *»I* I.1 11.I M
\\ .. Jul* 3' -(AP) l i
X vjf I ml .i ii •tint) 'd l ;
III " M , i l iO!l. ("la. t II i'. \' _ .
I". S A! (* I' :i*<i(U'l|>!ii i iiiis • ii.|>|x>in1fd
■ .i i. i: i>f; r. ; .
in- > i- I"' Sr i; •.
I'.n IIiiiihI Denied
Wiishini;' •>. .1 il\ :U. -(AIM I'm
War Lalxu IS,»iii"d hay drcttii'd .1 go •
p'. w.tgi rr -o 1o 111 ■ 1' tliii
1 " 11.(1(1(1 . |il ■ ot I ii g] iv|| <1
?i : k»i 1 • fie c •1111'ry.
in il\ tit 1 tnili'4 :ili i" >:!'
vc|i"it m'Vit.i day.* ligii (h it
q s' for p V 1;. . "d ■ 1'
' •• I tin- • ii .1 do I re ; t' -i
general in msf* Cntild t>( ifr.t
1.' c ;- .C" slabil /.ition p ' 1 •'
HtAIHFR
roil NOltTII caiioi t\ \
Moderate lrtnnri;iltiiT«
;»|(n| ••• »n t d-ht .ti I S"»1'lr
<• '( •' n.
Reds Drive
Nearer Orel
i Nazi Reinforcements
Flown Into Sector
Break Before Reds;
4,003 Nazis Killed
AIomow. July 1 — (AIM—(icrina
n rriiil'oiTi'tiirnw ihmii !•>
Ku>>ia Iroin <ictni;ii» l.-s> than
-i day l>t-lor<> tliry vert* throw it
ir.tii liattlc !»rokc ixl'oic i!:. initials
onslaught thai lin.iulii lie.I
i- rns> I»»!•«•*— i'Icmt to Ori l \ csIonlay,
tin- trout ,:ih- uistiatchi->
said.
.V U'...-; -ijiuti (.1 sr. ; ■ ir.
rit.i'c the ... !i.v whlri
MJU-lvd i.y W y . : :•... . tip SI!
!»>••»• :
m : i drivii si ft')/ i. :i tig 1
i : nuiii i S • t «
i (in.'
•lite Ulisailllts fl ■: lit < 111
..•nrrs Inten i! tin illt «• dwIiiiTi
:.i v hud lifi'n
I S1t ttill li..\ . }l .Vl-il....
Thr !liiNsii!ii» llirir .ui\.
lire ciinti u'.ul in the Imt of
sliiM.i'rii (Irrin.tii iosi*t.iii;r
uliicli in >«»•»!■.■ i ,i» ■» ."ili'ili'il
I.aid Id »i:i.id iislilin.
\ rtli o! (>:i ! the li .--.,.li- i' >'1
limitd to li*t> . villi y unit v.
ii • «il '.l in (i .u (it .ii «••
' •! SI Vt-I:.! \ .!i. V > : llllll
« 11 1 nrlrd III .-fl ■
Hi <•: i n « i • '. v " Her .
. i • killed, !•••,. i v.ii* ii
!« i :i;i li ;.. >.i!
S tUlh «if < »i■ ' It sui t |i- wet
I: !.•.» t.i !• I- ( Hilled 2 Ortft (ic
ii-. dcntmjrrd It! 1 inks and rai
:ui< .1 >.i\ «.1!h ; ...iit •:! <li
i ':ill' •'! (;ip; • •.. .. . • _ ■ iKiiiV.t.
. . til't"y pii-i. -
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All Mailed
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III! K »li| I (.1 in Msi.v. v.i;i IV pll«
i a In tin- mail* ubin •> , m t.
!iv tin- ui:lee of price •iditiiiiisttt
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i'li s who falHl 1 • flic ;i" Hi
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• • v ' tei t'i •hliiin .'it nppl c;
• !•!.' 'ik. I'"l .id .in .in
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Mil' l-O PTSC fl I' l'S t'' !l]
• 1 • v 3 •• f .. i:i!,itt'« hot
Diplomatic Parleys
Suddenly Intensified
at Vatican; Italian
Police Chief Killed
Kern. July .".1—-(Al*)—German
ci\iliuiis living 111 Itaiy
were ad\ isnl l»y their consuls
t«.»!;•%■ to return home immediately
and diplomatic neprotiati-iii
at the Vatican suddenly
\vei\ intensified, advices from
Iisilv said <>day.
A di.span li from l.a Suisse of
Cieneva r« ported that the Italian
police chief, itenzo Chiericic.
and his assistant had lieen
assassinated.
From the border at Chiasso
came word that the military
commander at Triest had ori!er«
d all Croat - to turn iu their
vuii-. ammunition and exploi
-i\ e - within IS hours.
Tin ii' \\;ts mi ami
i:li'ii-.iliiiM nf II.i- Innilii r reports
i.l <icrnian i-lvitisiis It.'iiiK urged
In <itiit Italy, lull lie.' (irrmun
travel bureau. at Milan, was rrpurli'il
( Ih-i iI I'iiiiiiia and many
dciiioiiMialiiMis fur prare liavo
cci'tirrcd in that nmtJirm ir.diis|
trial city.
1 he x :.'.i ■ . . • i diplomatic
I c i!>\ ; I -i : .1 illdiI
i: M; r-slial
• I'ie; I'.. I. ' t>n:iR
; II.:!.. :1 .• in" • order
i in . .v i' . p and Hie
; Hiiii e I i.i : i n- Master
j Niithrk'hu dceiaicd Ihi.t "Italy toj
day i.- :. truiudt.on period.**
'!: . i■ \j . -it.-.; that the
. -cussmn.
1 I'.seiit war
em< i. y .• tatus w ii: be lif.ed. The
'i 1 ' ' • Badiiglio government
onlj ;. ,'. to accomplish it (peace)
li'.ilv painful and
with little I".-.- ;is po^iulc tor the
It:;!;- 1'IMpll'."
1'K Ki'.tisii and Americans had
Indeed tin same goal for dcocc."
he added.
(joldsboro
Youth Killed
1!:.!. .. . .1
t\ .1 .in . ! :
si. • ' ly . . r<i
Ir.i-i ;> !feme
nu!o i* ,\
\f-tia i, ii the
for • i; .v
Connio V e K
lliol.lo. v...
tho v
struck i>\ the :
K.Td and h
V : ti i.l A
injuries II the
toi ..J <; .idwa
not hurt.
TJu.
•.lot in \V
c;
gallons (>1 ,.i .
l-Ii.-'
U i!';- said C
dor sumo .. .
■"! AIM—Calvin
t • !ti •' ■ 'i wa.»
d;.> wlion an oil
:.t- w.i- .i |> >.1
mi >bilc u e
.. >»•..' iiore.
. I..' >.i;cl that
'.I. Hanks, who iiidi
the nuto.
I'.: tarn «»f/
v. ii. vohi.lo was
L.iiitr. A: id row J.
urn. r»ti-ivcrt minor
tlitot. i; W. Car11
IT 1 tin- tlllCK,
c.i and opcr:u
t >ii C >n pally of
w 3. Ilttl
c • t was on route
MH hold llll;>»••:
t 4 '• irthcr in
Free French
Arms United
All Armed Forces
Under Giraud;
te Gaulle Heads
New Committee
.■MrUtv .ttii\ ni—< \i*»—i"nilic.itin'.i
nl I Ik* I rclicli armed
Inters iimlrr <«ener;tl liriiri C»l!
rami .is < omnia mler ill rhief uas
anm nneed olliciall> today. In
Ccllii'i' willi tlic a|i|Miimmrni of
'.ipii.il ( h.ulcx ilr <;anil,, as
IMMiiiaiii'iit president nl tin- nrwh
formed ' ommittee of National
lleleiise.
S;>ii! ni : i mint t r >llapse
• I It. ';.. I'ii 1 ri National Com*
I j millet I iH-nitii»n unit icd #11 I he
i hi; i-i ' shv empire under
(iclii • . ii i .. it ippii'ileri t»I'll •
i 'tit; i •. • in d 1'h' ti''.\ C uni
11! N • mi.i! I .<•.
I P :il ti t•■'tililhnmmr.
u' 'i <i (; !'•-■' ' Utarv leader,
u !• i-r 'I ' ll to "tf now office
<>' war tninisUv
I'y c'\ tlv i iuiil month old
listiiilr i Hwr. n CSiraud and do
I!i- over tin- . ind of Krcnch
in -t •titrili ;md harnmni/.ing
• ; )1 eleirents «f the empire. the
• French r <n*n '"-r presented a united
tn the t'nited St ites and Bri•
in -1 -n" i-i-i...j) pmenj