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THIRTIETH YEAR Iteniteratm BaUtj UtspafciiR LEASED W1KR SERVICE OK E7„ LEASED WIRE 8EKV1CK OK THE ASSOCIATED |Ti,bsS HENDERSON, N. C., TUESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 1U, llj.;:* I'UliiaSIIKD KVEIIV A KTEKNOUN EXCKI'T SUNDAY. FIVE CENTS COPY Farm Bureau Head Calls Protest Meet On Tobacco Prices Helped by F.D.R. PICTURED on her arrival by plan# in Miami, Fla., is Carmen Uribe, 12, of noRuta, Colombia. She is en route to Warm Springs, On., for treatment of infantile paralysis, from which she has suffered since the n«e of two. Iter trip was mada possible by an appeal to President Roosevelt. (International) Cotton Crop Near Record State's Production of 695,000 Bales 4 Per Cent Below Last Year's Crop HalriKh. Auk. 10—(AIM — North Carolina's litis cotton crop is exported to product* (>!•.">.000 hales, or I per cent Irss than the 7'!?.000 hales produced last year, a federal-state bulletin mi.I today. The report, covering: coudi linns to August I. said Hie peeled production was 15 per cent more than the tea vear < I11 > average production. 'I nf fu t yield e.-tima'.i ol this year's crop, which was pi.iced al pounds an acre*, is excedd itly by :li,. record yield of IL'T )• • in.l;iii ; ere in I'JIU a: <1 l ist year's yield «<f 112 pound:, an acre. The '.!»'•:{ crop will he harvested li :n !»5ti.iMHi i.r lO.niui am i .< more than n.irvcsled a yvar ago. The report said that al'.ii" i;:h c itton continued to be a lew it v.- la'e. than last year'- unu-ually early i > •. Mends arc uniformly good thr n.ii;hotlt the state. Kecird hmh te!ii|ivi aturo- and ample soil moj.-.turc throughout .tunc were favored for colt,in and the crop made im-.-IIcii". growth, overcomiiiu most ol its la!^ *t«i"|. the report -aid. II ad'.'ed. however. that almo.-t daily rains from late June until ;;i sind mid.lulv cau.-cd plant.- to put ••»» execssivv growth. prohibited proper fieltl culiivatii'ii in some areas and greatly aided weevil infestation. JJec. r l. dry. hot weather caused c msiderahle shedding. A United Stall's cotton crop ol 12.558,0011 bales was forecast on August 1, 2 pej- cent less than the 1912 crop. TAR HEEL PRODUCE AT HIGHER PRICES Itulcigh. Aii;j !)—(AP)—Price inrreason ranni: u from II. t pei cent to 2(>(i.K per conl on a selvctcd list «>r fresh fruit- and vegetable" wiireporlwl t<«Uiy by A. It. Hjirlfss market news roprosoiitat ive with the St;itr Department nf Apiculture. 11 iir less said that latent figures available on retail food prices show sweet potatoes up 'Jon.it p'-r c-ut over a year ago. cabbage up 02.3 per rt'til. onions up ltd. apples green peas 54.9. lettuce Hi.'..', white potatoes 4f>.7. -pinach '<7 !'• or,nine 20.7. carrot 20.03. grapefruit Hi and bananas 11.4. YUGOSLAV CABINET RESIGNS EN MASSE London. Aim. 10 — (AD — Prime Minister >1itnil(>s Trifunnvlc has handed the blanket resienation of the entire Yugoslav cabinet to Klmr Peter 11, It was ifanounred tonight. Meet at Wilson Tomorrow Night; Protests Lodged With Government Washington. Auk. Ill—(Al't — The office of price admiiiis'ration said today it is "cMisiilrriuK sonic action l<i case the marki't handling" ol° tin* Smith's tobacco crop—hut il won't iec.ni more mi nry lor the erim rrs. An OI'A oflit'ial as-crl'nl t!i" agcncy could not say what action would he lakci because plans haven't been cumiili'lcd. "lint it definitely will not mean anv more monev." Governor J. M. ISrouKhlon of Xcrth Carolina ami South Carolina congressmen have protesle:l against the government's 41-cent tobacco ceiling. G o v e r n o r Ttiiinnlitou SU4KC led a tt!-ccnl :irice. Wilson. All}.'. 10— (A i * > — I. h. \\ i»isl«.\v hi' (Invtivillv, pivsiil« nt ol l!•»• Noriii Kami liuiva i. i ~rs«t| » t ;i!i , i 'lay Cur a mcH'n.ir t> !••■ ;i i«! I morrow niirlit • <> il-rts. efforts to trs'l ;i hiurli.T »• i!ii •: :ii tobacco prices. W' sli >■ ' nl p. .flllc: I state were tntitlrd t - :i ■ price I ccri.t i- tliei: p:,: ai- . : riu •■he r t«gradc-l . n<l t •«! \. .-iv si Georgia. where the Nime 41-e ceil n-j i. n->w i t i . ■ ■•■ • . | i> * •'<! I I he pea; lit e < ltd c itt 'it gr:.m fiir rii'vt y.- ;■ w:!! .,1-i hv di.-rrssod. Waisl. v. ar.noimc'.'d. (By The Associated I*re»o A South Carolina iSclcsatio". headed by Senat'ir Burnet It. Maybank ard Governor Oliit 1>. Johnston, has appealed to the office of price administration and President Kouscvclt. rrsp-ctively. to eliminate I lie Ol'.-Vs S11 ceiling price on Hue cured tobacco. thus permit tins growers to "sell tobacco on the open market without a ceiling price." Joining in .support of Governor Johnston and thv South Carolina .1eleg.itIon was North Car.'li: .governor. .1. M. Broughton, who wired !iis protest against the eeiling t • the OPA and to Commodity C id t Corporation President J. IV 11 its Senator Maybank iid t.;e S >jth Carolina ceiling should lie at least IS cents per pound. The (>P \'s pivsent ceiling price 11 cc:it- i oased i'!i average prices i i o !!11■• •- , [•tired belt ranging from V. irnia to Georgia. II,. -i«i the 41-eent l«-\• ! v.' .s inequitable to South (' ' since tobacco s<>1(1 in hi- st'ite i- m aded and livd whereas in Ge ra a i: is sold ungraded and untied. Govcih t I! "Ugl'lon ' i • n" • sag.* to the <>t\\ and I! -:i a.-scried that grading l>-.*»-T--rt ti e \v«»rk el' tobacco at least i'i\ -■ ■ ■ ts jje:uoiind BORDER BELT SALES CONTINUE 'LIGHT' Ttiilcigh, Aus. 1" -(AP) "Tobacco! mi the :j<• rdfi I>;• 11 !<>ntit)lied "light" Monday. W I* ll .1 iek. tdate department nf aa: I'liltiivc tobacco marketing -per; il:-' reported. Mv. said that then- w;..- less than enough tohacco tor a halt day's siles 1 11 the 11«•• •» when tin- leaf markets ipenWl th • morning. "Farmers -till an- holding I !i«"i r offerings in thr In•!>«• that tin- roil- ' ing "ii graded and t:rd leal will lie raised above thi* prcsi'i I Ml i>w hitndiT'd |> ands." he said. FDR Calls j Plan Parley State Department Adviser? Confer at White House on Post-War Plans Washington. Aus. Ill—(AIM — President Kooscvclt arraiiAc-d a ronlrrciifp today with hit State department advisers on postwar iilanning. headed by Sccrctary of Slate lloll. The "'.In r. ii'teiidinu were I'ndvi secretary "I St; t' Wei1'' , Chairman Norman Davi- 'in lied CnI),. Isaiah lliiWtlVMI 1 ' 'Ii.1 .fohtiH II p> kins f" iversily. md III". I.en I'asvo! ky. .special iis-i-tant M'erelar.v i>j Stale in charge of pesl-war iilanning. Another calltM" at tiie White House was Sonator Match. Democrat nf Mew Mexcio. whn said lie told the President of his observations on a tour of the country discussing a pend.ng Sen.dp resolution for international r-. petition ,»tt*r the war Heavy Warships Shell Enemy On Sicily; Ground Forces Gain ★ ★★ ★★★★ ★ ★ ★★ ★★ ★★ ★ ★ * ★ ★ Soviet Armies Converge On Kharkov AFTfcR ALL«SD RASD C>^ LE E3SUSOT TAKEN r.TOM A NAZI-CONTROLIED propaganda mn-'a^ine, tl-.'s phot» :ii >\\j v. ,:;cis digging in the ruins of some of the b'.iil.ilii'.j v.rerkcd by Allied bombs in the raid on Le Creu.-ot. Franco. Of e c there arc no pictures ot tlie severe damage done to the Sell:.-. ! r plant machine siv j.s, which made war equipment for the Nazi.!, < /<:::rnaiional) Big Bombers Range Pacific Battle Area Vice President Denies Report Of New Setup VV";»-11" ii. A *. lo—(AIM— V.cc 1": . : Walac.. discodnli: i* rep. i- ' ' :if may be called on by I'll >i lomscvclt to asKtii ic a> 11' mlriil u\ cr ngric lUd .;1 pi w . l.i ii. p. icing and rationing, tli ircd today he intend. In ke : hands off price : d i ncl ini.: mstratiun probK i<:s>. "There i.- !>■'ims to those reI lit.. Wall t Sold an intcrvic«ve: lie i '.t red to a >tate.: p ibl: I iVcer.tly by S|>ad>*. a ii:; . ./lie circdlatvd . rr •!.: a.unc... iir.il adjustment . dn : -iti.itii»ii r iiuity c< mmittecii.'i : . that the \ it1 I'rc-idc:.t wa- ' e "biguc.sl In-:" to head a pi ; i nvw ;i: -dli. ti'lii-pncel.it 'i!. -• e'.dp !• uperscde the cilice id price . duii ist ration :i»d t::t .. ir lootl . I iiini-.raii n. I -• rot k en the OI'A any .1.1 et. and I . e not given Marv n .1 iK - ("lie ivHr food adi.-iiiijti *••;■) «.ny advice and I don't iM'eiid t"," Wallacc said. Call Sounded For Resources Plan For State In the Sir Waller Hotel. Daily Dispatch Bureau, IS.v l,VN\ MSItl't. Kal , ;h. Aug. i" You newspapci i< I' •«••• iiiiikc • tired, always plaviu:, ;i North ('a nllli.i's mineral . ;.11 v.. cr and lose-lry resomces. tiad ol pointing out lisnv \vc aie iluu: I ■ ( •ipi:;ili/i i n tin m." Tl.r -peakcr \\ a well-kliown ■-i:i i secutiv». wlii declined •re i"'i to (|uo:e hint by niiine, ■ \\ lio i nlarged *": hi- theme and ••red "inc really i u-truclivc Higg« -Dotis. • I \ ei > I'ar Heel kii"A s North ('ar■I na i- a bet lor stab than Georgia !• South Cai'ilitMi," hi- continued, but il we don't wauc up we won't ie better ten years from now. Why rlon't you fellows find 'tit that a group at Georgia btisinc.-.- men have tied an association and are pin: up money to save Georgia re (Crtntinuecl <in P.i^e Two) 224 Tons of Bombs Dropped in Raids on Vila, Salamaua, Bairoko and Amboina Allied IlcatUitiurlri- in the SoutlmeM I'aeitie. 10. (AIM—\llicd Ixiinlx'r. ranged ">e «Imli- IfiiKtli i>i |||.. s,,ii||iv est l'.icilic buttle arr.i ycslerd;i>. din|i|iiir; 'J'M Inn- of Ihmiids !•!! lour l;;|>,n.fsc slnnuMiiliK— Vil;i, S.tl.uiiaii.i. Bailokn and •* inlioin.i. There ».i-> no attempt a! ii:t -reption l>> enemy planti !»• lie, . 1 Dc mil: !i >;i \\ L. M eii .ii S.,!;niuiua and V ! -uii .i>I\ liit* i»l' a t\vi— J,: the Rsvat on. Britain Sia ., - jvc luai ed v« ; >n> t ■ t ;.gc w a • : n 11111 < 11. ■ Libi'i. t iimi i>. . • •I Wildeat Irdrome, •inrl se ' . Iiosiv ie.-t ■ •ii Villi, nactinu Solomon Acn>.-.« K •Hive be : • bomb- up >i. hiirbnr, ii Results \vi t* Two t! Ill \t lliajn: i. mod thrust dm i > base ill J!;in ,t; lliyht.s o> Liu lain ilia, i1 . p;>:: in -ill Mini' if.-. >. a headu aitr: pICI v OS id at New u: '.-A <>.{ I the i illi Irt'd"II Vila ■ tin maile : 11 lit l al and (lull', torpid -mashed 22 t - . .| icll hatte eil l„ .U.i ills ii trlli i i Muiulii. >'•: ix'piirtwl. id null .; \, i.-:aid. (Con'..nut d on Pago Two) Mere Than 100 Villages ! Recaptured Nearest Column Only Twelve M.iles From Nazi-HelJ City; iKetrcat in Disorder .Ai'.-r: \V. \UK. !'•—(A I'I — The !;• » r«t!! in<r Soviet of fill si\«- ni<>i:nt:m1 speed today sis U.i -i; n in>Mps .utrpassi «l «h wesl*• !*i.;*11ist point reai/lied :liirinif hiM winter's campaign and hjnriii'ivil forward nloti^ u wide fri.nt naeliiiur to within twrlvi' miles uf Kkarkt.v. V.liilf 111;' roluill!! Mas within " twelve miles lo Kharkov mi the i>-:rlii another was SO miles west tlie i-ily. a H.ird was *!(l mlraway >i.(| :• fourth was driving ••rutll .liter rrns^tlU llw western hank nl (hi- rortliern Uonets river ami was within '15 miles rf the l-iis I Urainian I'l'iiter. (Tin' l!i-. lin r:.ilii roorted hvavy I in!it nu .!i tin- Kharkov ;.i c;i mil iil-o N i l r i- lius .ans had 'u iu'fl <:ii offer. : the north in lin* direction • ' Smolensk.) The Sn turn's also were stvp p:nn up :;.rir as ...ills i . the diive ■ •I t!ii' li . (ierrna h -i' of Brj\.u-k. 2nt> miles ;•> the north of Kharkov. The spearhead of the Ked i: ny there Iiriti covered one-third ol ihe ' 7i>- ile <1 bet wc n Orel, the (Jet an li , e which tell last week, and liryan-k. The Kharkov assault resulted in the eapture of more than 100 villages, the Russian rommuni«iue said. Indications thai the German forces were retreating in some disorder were seen in the Russian report of the capture of *11*1 tanks. I.I!) cuils of various ralihrrs. !K> mortars. :!!S machine Kims, li 1S motor trucks. :?« radio transmitters, eleven mii>|il> and munitions ;lumi>s. .'*1." loadeil railway cars anil .~II0 horse drawn carts. T1 c eed • t the Ruwinn advai ■ 11) K1 irk •• p:i'<PiiiKl a .i 'fin (I tin i nli ipnien' to I • V. at d- • t tut/ troop* «»reupyine the bnw, ' e«>mmtmic|»te indiralid The Soviet • fow raiisjcd i I the li ••.» I • merititt at Oern eon • . • .ii- up .n which •! • - ris< i i'd i>e forced to !• '• ' • with.:; .'••• .1. CHURCHES ENLISTED IN LABOR CAMPAIGN •ii. Ana. 1.1—(AP el >n I •• »nrd lie (I: \ c t JI • i i n! i c workers to jsliiy i TO KICTIKK A a. lo— (APi Dr. •: |>; !•- (i •• t. Iiv.i-ih, i I'll- Mountain i; ; ■! the CSrnci'iil A- i c.-:-yt«Ti;in Church n I'nilril S" .;c>. retiring li.>ni tive in;.: uenv :it of tile nsM>t-:.ii Return Of Kidnapped Baby Reveals Bizarre Birth Hoax A1Ii;iii> ' ■ Auk. H. AT Tiny •Iii's I5uni«»y. III!' All.. • • 'Miitiil I I Ti- <!.>> Wils f .|l ' I'M' iind 1.1 lit!:;. 1 .» niijlil. ,-i ■!«••• tiKliiv i.-i • • •< ■' '•Ik tii/ '"i v lit ii li-vi i. ltd Ai iry \ • 'rued wiiii t■ < . d • lion. I > - * 11 • A'- • i icy Il,'nl"\v Wimi'i.1. .--iiitl I In- will. Mi I' if lii rim* Wright. •••• 1 1 hw lui-i'. Mii. ,i \ mtm cimi|iI>' • - wilh in I ii< mi I!ih« fin ni'ie inonih "i ;:11• -«l |:r< j;ii.ii ' *1 <"ii ;i|)|n i • I ' lii'irc ||l«.| | ' i. ■ • f I 11 with ;i t\\ I >1(1 brny. She r 'wl ;i i I 'M ii .• iic ChJll'RP. \V< ' n'k Siiul. hill • Ily ;i!'oi her i(• • i i -ivnm hull, t • ' •• i*' ilH in <hp ' 'I's-pi» 'I I I ■ ■' lllUd &nd ('■ . ;.1 she .-fI I> >'il •! patient .mil i.v ,i dnrtu rxiimittntion wtui il i Wi mi id. nl • >' (I .-In li.ul n •( Untie ii e'.ilti witliin livi> i "i \ rvidi'lire i>l mi i nlifi | liiitli. I>i11 Wi lli id; iliil lie.; «I• i ■ • U'ltiil Iim) IwplH'netl l«» fllilt fllil'l. I N't leltlm .iiil Mix. Wright !i..<t i»>' chtlrt I' • ntiiil lu«t TuimIsi.v. Wtuirii ' i<l I Ills i tin- • 11'; \ ii Ihi . (•itiipj'm. \|1< hp'litis 'I (leeliiii'ii: 11'• v •. !<• Iiiiv< li l)llli,V, Mi's. WilKlit INH'ted the Albiiny hospital, i btix-ks nw.iv. August 1. Hint iln 1111lii ii 'in tin- nursery in eatlj inniluru Aujsu.-t 3. "I*ii Inenrt- slit evplaiiic'1 Tuesday the Hueli : - hart jiri iriilffl her early return lin'ne t>rc.ni-e "I the hospital hrrl <|-,r>rtaiti >nd i-fc th? birth had ' i f • ••- 1 . iisr. General Listens In CHIEP of the tr. S. Army Air Forces, C!oii. Henry II. Arnold, inj .yj a CoiKtisalioii over the Annv':; new walkie-talkie portable radio. 'J'ho four-star Mineral is wa'.chiiiK a KlitliT <h ministration 1 y die I-'ir.st J roup Carrier Coiim.ini nt the Lnui inburK-Maxton art .v ba. e at Maxton, N. C. (International) RAF Raids Nazi Cities Twin Rhine Cities Attacked Last Night; Nine Planes Missing From Large Flights l.iiiiiliui, .\HR. lit—i \l*»—Hi-; t'lirinatiovs nt the I! \I"> lirat > liiiinlx'is lilaslri1 Maiuilu-im ami l.udw if:slia\fn l.i-l niylit while si»'lilv iMtttlltrrs .ill il l; cil target* ill tlx- in.lu-lii.il Kulii viilcj. (lit* ait mi:n>ti> aiiniiuiii i ll today. XitJe bomber* wvre I ft ri;li in« the ■ J>« liltl II.-. .1 -i i K.\K :is; .• .i «•: • d . and ! CO . i < l.ov. C'ouir ' • - fi • i my ait o.. , .. «. tti . ' Itn .,11(1 I tin- fthim nfiir i: Wekiir. 43 nii'c » 1 : • •• ,-t Th I ! d Ul! U: . V I I IC Draft Chief Can't Guess On Dad-Draft 1. A Kjt'ltv. A .. |M (AP>—SC' l« « I i . Si it I> . I . "A ! i; lie ■ i \ I . til.lv .it "there tin M h :ti I i I I 1 i: . 11(1 It t •. Pa. : v. i| . tv. ■ v. . ■ r a »!• nl . • ni i Si ii >• h- '.v lite rirait will it working." #»id the mail.r li i ! liiii' In to-lily bi-loie a llntiM ml'.:) - • 't c "I c. n't I'-.iUi .'iv prcdifiiotiK abut' .'Iter.- ii (-siiiti.il worker!—■ |im many inttmittk! able art* tnvutv* cd." lie added iti i p • •- ■ iifctc"!' . t»u! v . i in. v n l !)»■•' I ili t wo vv "" . »•" -1 the barrel and pi i'l all the manpowi r tvt mlt^l ha\(. before we turn to faihers." WEATHERroll NORTH CAROLINA f on i in tic-l ' .• * In . warm lod.;y Nazi Troops Pushed Back into Corner Americans Capture 1,500 Germans; Main American Army Body Is Contacted Allied Headquarter- in North Africa. An jr. 10—(A!')—Allied j-'roi'iul :'«irc. - mad;- progress everywhere al> i!;.' lln I ri»nt in Siriiy. allied In ail«piarters announced in.lay. a.- heavy warship unit ••a:in <! 1 'ivents ol" shells on tin < in nsy'> ixposrd CIKISiili pi Ii »• II-. Aniii riu iiiv \».i TU-aii • loii;rh:ii• v > i i i »("• I: •!'m-n i ■' - . i:11j/ I hind : •••■ . t • ,»*. <>rlantio ' i a iVat wlr .ill <>i ihe • •in its.' h it i n c - tal anchor pi.-ili<>ii> at San Kratello and San Avata—a navy cominiini'iik -:tid 11« :i\I . S. warships CHiitiiiind In hatter a way for iii<' m vi'ii! It inny. Itritish (li-lrmiMN swelled llir <'<i:islul road a:d railway at Ki|i»s<>. after blasting at similar targets at Taormina. I lie progress ol tin- troups, advancing inward the Alcssina lip. was officially de-erilied as "s.lnw and steady" with ( Ik••in in* rcortins In "ever* device to hold up tlie relentless advance of our forces." However, ti.i' Germans' position "daily been : t- a ore d :i . -.It." the CO • It tin r-.. ; • (k>-|l To V denv . " i. •«•:•> lack ol mad* injvt a rred with Ti.i p. ti i eighth army v. i- doix'd < siderablo l»ro|trCs< • II • Mt. Ktn.i." . .i" .-ol shelf i . •. •. and !'• .■ m . .1 :>tyond p ! • i '.oan': •: ,j !; i i. i • lllit .-it v.« •• t i •••;.. • . i ti miles ft-. ■ • . .• ,i ■ mmimi• i • • y - p silant Kl • P. • >a and A er can> • . .i ctnrifd :• . . ; ■ • • • i • ;.••••: it-s in (ha; sect . .■ ... • ' • , Ante! icans had ; : • • ii i-, • c - ; ■ niihln ten l> ,i ■ >S l,\ Tlie \neri<an raiding party v.itirh landed in tiie Cierntails" •ear a* Torrr"o» ■ Im~ «.iic«-,,ed* I'd in eoiil.ielitty III:' main body of l ieutenant (iineral t.eiirise S. I'altnn. .Ir.'s. seventh arniv. it. w a» stated. Meanwhile, the allied air tlceU (f.mtiii :ej on I'afie Two) . Some Shells To Be Made For Hunters V. ■..ivj* . A -! 1»— (AIM—'The war product • hoard v...- reported if iv : • ... 'i itc < ma'i - -i a'r.il .- <>l 100.onti.iiiiii hunting i: •• -> ' v '.put in |>i .m"«.'* ■ years. I' • i- idc by the 1 > kt'la Hcptibl ican. ' it XV I'M : St ! r. . - :l! eld. S"llt!l •>; •had iifsniil i ihc program after it wan explained that giinW i> , ■ v.« ; 1 Hi- '.u \ ; damage <■ ; Vi i • 1 • • i lime itgt ii llicri' would i»i' "M«mc ammtini* " i". h in ting bid emphasized • it that time t would in' held to a ruiniimi • latter. r. v. as said in s« :• .. <t ..ill' ix ,i hunter would have to sh »w •1 •..t uv was el minatlllf pi • and thu- diving the? farmer i break bel'»ie he could got shells. The fturhfield an ounccment III* dii'afrd t in it the h'Iim.-c of the amn> m ■ ."ii wi' ii'l such ft Ings Attached, h wever No shotaun f's were m.itr.itactured for h ntrr- last yc;r,-. Ahn.it S.onn.ooo were allocAted In special case? out >f •' rfcs or. hard to .-tpnlr-ent those held • by hunt*; ts m the tfil
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