Capital Convinced
Roosevelt To Seek
Fourth Term Grant
Ward Firm
Given Back
To Owners
Government Quits
As CIO Union Wins
Bargain Llection
( iiicaKti. 10—(AIM—Srnell
lvry resumed control of
Montgomery Ward & Company
today, l.i (lays alter two soldiers
rill Mil hint from his oil ice of
board chairman of the huge mail
order house, which the covertiment
had seized.
A\cry's return t> office, from
v .i i li ho had been barred by gov
% 1 *.!!.* til order, lollowed .01 1 urler i>v
S cret.Vry ot Commerce .les.se .loiie.- ]
• night. e. UniK Federal pos>essi mi i
o: the 1 liii-.n{< properties. the sei/.
1 1 winch climaxed a loiiu-.--taud;
1 ; 1 1 >• 1 dispute.
.loin - order ciime at the end of a ;
1 . t:\o bargainine election which .
v..' won by the Cl<) union, whose:
I j11 ■■ crsv with the company to
mi.mint control 1 t the plant 0:1 1
:'ii The results allowed the
I'M' .Hi'., represented a m.j'HiIy o(
i . employees, which was a lutidaII
• ! tal Issue.
!'lo c mnierct' .e« rotary'.-. aimoun-|
1111 ••• • •! tlu- K""> einiiient V tci mma- j
l I | o session also came on the
1 • ■ • .1 1 Icdulcd Ked« ral < ■ irl «It M
11 the I«■>;: 1111 >' ol the seizure
!•;. I<«ii'r.i| ol'lieiah. on orders ol
i • nl ii! Itoosevell.
1 in rcliui|tiisliuiK of Kedci.il coni
i I I lowed President Itoosevelt's
• 1 in 1 coiument thai the election
.ten in- .vonld end the case. Jones
:d tfi | 11: pose of sei/.inti Ihe plant
s ad been ace unpllsht d and the elec>
1! 1 bad been completed.
New Dealer
Is Ahead In
W. Virginia
* • irle.-t in. \V V.i . May III. — (A!*) i
-it .111.i»;«• I'l.iiriice VV. Mj-.kI- |
i»il« <i Up <i Im'tnid .!>le lr.nl |
'!• > • rl' Htlsil I I. III.I, In! |l:ll •' I »i i_\
« ' I' : .III WeM Virjjllllil ■. l)clllo-|
I'.niit 111.■ 111i i.iI prut ary. I»ul tin- \
l;< , 11"Iic.in i act still i cm.uncd in
iimiil.
I t.i .'t<!-year-<'lil Unit. youn^cM
ti c\ t r i Iccled tu tin- I . S. Senate,
■ • I lu liiiul early in the : 111w count
• in: 't \■ iciday.- vntuiK. which cliM-il
•■in- ni the hittercst primary
> .i i imi^ii-. nf tun dccade.s.
Mayor I). I'.iMilie I)aw>on, of C'liiili'
ti'ii. Iirlil a .--lim in.ii urn over ii ill—
1 ii.ine industrialist iv.iyinniid l-'uiili1
i i i. "I Cliiii Irs Tov.n. Inr tin* UeI
uiilii .hi nomination, nio\ inn out in
! -lit altii tin- .'ifi-ycar-old in.mill.ir
Iti-ci Ii.hI jumped nil Ik .in fin ly ad\.ii.i;i«i-.
Meadows. II, former Slitlc attort"
y r.t iK-iMi .11id a New Deal .stippor1(1.
II.Ill .III llliof | ICIil llll.ll ill -il.lll
m iiIV n| tin* st itc"> 2,7!i(! precincts
.u;,iili. t Hi.'inV Im tin anti-New Deal
candidate.
In ii 111 preciin*ts the imnlfictal tabulation
t u I >.<w ■ • n wiis 20.080 vote ,
• ti-uii ' tiir l,-uiikhouser. who
I till- I<<-|>t■ 1 >11<-.<ii Senate Humiliation
to Senator Hevercoinh, West
Vni'ima. Kcpublican. in ltf-li!
A lengthy ii,ill it .-lowed tin- return..
l"i uiht-i contest-, including Hit' • ' lection
hi to national eonvention delegates
by the lb-publicans, and l<>
h> the democratas well a.- tot I "ti.
Allliougit the delegation* will
K" utiiti ti tided, the Democrats. aliii"
t vviihont exception, deel.ued l"i
•' '"tilth term for I'reMilen! Iloow
velt. while Itepuhhcan li-aned n»waid
(.iovn nor Dewey ol New York,
with (io\ i rnor lirtcker. Ohio, a . «i
• t iond choice Im a presidential ii"inJll.'t
ion.
Stocks Static
Most Of Day
Nfw York, May III (Al') The
majority oi .sloek'timrk< I leaders rcw
tul light selling prcsstne today,
l"it failed to attract enough -u taint'd
buying iiiteri-st to iidumi'i
Tilted forward were IV S. Steel.
Montgomery Ward and IHil'onl Siyl"HK
al times were Standard Oil N.I.
kfars Uocbuek and Western Union
A.
Ootids were steady and coinmoo"
President Refuses
Io lalk Any About
Coming Nomination
Washington. May In
President Hon i\flt"s 1« ii«-wed
refusal to talk about a fourth
term convinced mo ; capital U«1
>111>Iif.in~ ai'il some I b-nioerats
today thai he now plan- to accept
another presidential notnina»
ion.
With only .i little i nn : an t\> •
month* I'ciuninii'c before liie party's I
delegates ci nvi iii' in i iiicai'.o. Mr
ln» .m'U'II del lined .it .• ni v. c«n»— I
leience yc.slt rday I . •'•»i:-»tit rit • i
Dl'iii'n i.itif National ('hi.irir.-n |{ol>«■
i1. I latin. «an -i.iii n."lit l Kit hi
entertained a lain r ■!ivi<-ti • It: >l
the President a&iin W'mUi in ,i i ndidati
and would lie releeted ll lineman
made tin 11< inent .a a
:.pei ili .it N e V York Monday mi "lit. j
Tin- President t»ld reporters
who pavkril 11is press-radio cimlerrnce
he was nnl\ just Ii.u k
Irotn a mimMi's vae.itnii in Sniitli
Carolina, lie hailn't rea.l 11.illncRau's
s|mtcIi and lie wnuldn"t
talk aluint it il tie had. lie wasn't
li- said. Rnini; to talk any nm.'e
than he did hetore.
"1 lie President did:', t e\p' in v
tlier lie meant lie v. •. ti->t • > i •
disposed in diseu . the mailer than 1
iK'tme he IimiI; li \ai.iliiin i v.iie-i
I her he referred to the permc! belur • j
the IIMO convention, when In rel .. i
tn disclose h:s atnt t 'v . i i . Hi i ,t j
term.
li< l>ul<le .m .-•■in i ! v li iii I : ' •
latter eoiiclusinn, In ■ • or. •■.
Si-natur liu • .n-ln. 'it! I> •' •
publican. c»:nic.ent' • i i• i t' • I'. • idi-nt
may In- t num:: Inn..."It .. i
what In' jjoi: - I i il". lid Ii" i. n''i
li olniK any n:i" el
Political War
Faces Ireland
With Election
Dublin. I ire. .Mai III -< ll'i—
A first class iiolitieal In;lit was
dcvvlopiiiR in lire toila.i as
I'rime Alinistei Canioii de
Valera's opponents areiisetl him
of ilsins dictatorial and daiiRci in.s
t.u lics in ordcriiiR a rich national
election fur Miv :tli—the
country's second within a year
—a- a result o! the deleat ot his
domestic transport lull in tin'
House yesterday.
Neither the war nor the roiiittry's
ueutraliti is an issue in the
I is lit. however.
The Irish Free I're-s declared
his opponents "must have derided
to show lit.it Ihcv are run:pleiely
devoid uf au> sense «>l
responsibility." h\ heating the
liill. and said tin- national interest
demanded a ni.i.jorili government.
At present tin- Rovcrnmcut has :
mil\ a minority in I In- lira .• i
chamber. the Hail l ireami. and
the iiidependeiits hold the balance
of power.
Two other Dublin newspaper* I
denounced the Rovernineiit's
move.
IIAISIilMAN Si.I s I'Kl slDIM
Washington. May !• (APi W
Averell ll.irriman. fluted S'a'e.s
amliiis.vad"! t" Uu> I.I. i' aliened v. Hi
I'll- i<lfiil llii".si'velt today f' l the
tu l lime iiire leturn im li'"in M"
cow. Ili- declined t" ill en - the
meeting v. 'tli newsmen and turned
aside .i i|lie.st em wle'tliei* lie had
In i tight .i me . .iili Iri'in Prenuei Stalin.
t n Route To Sweden
Stanton Griffis
IT IS REPORTED in Stockholm, that
Stanton Crilli,*, rcpro.dilative nt
I ho U. > ■vie n 1- 'Mom it* Administration,
is exported soon in that
country to iniplen cut Allied pressure
to halt the l>a!!-l» arin -, trade
with fiennimy l.y du. it talk's with
Swedish cxnorU rs (/lit iTiiatiunctt)
1 a
'■Of
•<vJ
i
Makes $49 ijiili un.s
Now Contemplated
For 1945 Spending
. «!•».! llll «j! m
Ml
1. 11 I
H I'.. t * M' III-.
. \\ 'lift- III*;. I
: i • mjlli *« IIIjHTil!
f»|| "I .HI
lic ii .,11(1
: .« JmIm!
it it'll!
.tll.itllo 1.1
• n uiw .pi
•• x§>I.:.i»• 'i, ;iu i•• •• ill »»< .i\ .•
tlu ?i •: ;cu* . linj; ., |>|
l» ll.Hit r
tuiiti ciiirrii' ;«j>|»r«»|>ii;«vion-*
I ho $ «.uM*y !« • the*
:it \l lisriil \».r « nii|»ii's v.itli a
;»i« I in i :ii;iiy hud^ii « inn.ilr ulmil:•••!
1 • Con j;, «■ I i -• Jitntl ■1-i
'KHMKtO.IMMi ,i.<i v. iih *• •• « !. »'ii«.«*u:».
000 pjo«;i.,m .ip|)lo\cti 1 »y (
tor (in- i>t«• nil iu-;e;il vr:ir.
The? new bt!(lg<k! fi${ • ?.i •»'. »• !«»:*
2(H),t)U0 tnetttbiM »l il e \V;U . tnon?
i!i it Itvlilc I1*.!* iiumbi'i »w t»ii ilit*
.oil
in ^' ii t1 !♦ « •!i <!«■ v. i.i . upply
fuitfl ?:1 • ■ < • •' { fi»i ill «11 |jvi • i• •
• «l i::iintti n ;m(l « .u • ;»I. r\<vpl
:tiiciaft, Iltt utgh • '• • • • « • •»!. 10 15.
K«»r ;iin ."ill. in i il! p nil >i«»\rriiiiM
ii'-lui i-ij ;»izic*nf. tlit*
WKilr il- u «• ittl. tli«- i. i>u<li*f*t
: 11 IiiiiIH' ivcuiixiii' i> «' I'iif
initi.
Leaf Markets
In Mainland
Make Protest
l!|ipri M<>i'IIhi|'», M(l May I" - 1
(Al'i All .. n A! ; I n.I li i>
i n markets which ojjciwcI yesterday I
wtTi* c.".* I ti»'t.,\ ■ 11 (• ot<-*i a^atii't
!iill* prices. which a v. .in-hoilM*
■jn r.itur said " hi •• •nil m a*i $K,INKI.VMI
Ira hi fsinners.
I i*jut il..11. .a II..il llr liters & <
Sum hum said I h<il :;i"\* ■ mwl am*- ;
ti'>n house i plc.stn'iiitivrs ul ili eij!ht
I. hiirru markets in ..utitlicrii Mary
Berlin And
Paris Again
Are Bombed
Both Military and
Industrial Centers
Hit 'oy Explosives
Loilil.itl. .\|a\ |(l (Al')
li AK I» tii' t" Imdiiik i'ciI i><>tli
Paris and Kerlin Inst iiijrhl. and
today I lit* tirrmaii radio said
•Inylivlit raiders were hearing
dt.un ei1 11»«• I1'.11r<>|>t :t11 fortress
• in the 'Jtitii day >>f the thunderous
|>re-invas)i)ii air offensive.
While I'.ilti-h In i v 1.1 niilii'i . rmicentrat<
<1 on !:;ilil ii \ ami indu.-tnal
<hjerli\. -s iii I-»inoliiiiiiiK .in
111 •' i •! I tumidly .ii.il 1 I ri 11111I ••liisil
iii th( I'liris sulmrb • «i (iennevilliers.
' ! *1- -fill! I I lll^lll lllll" .(led
many ■I.imiii-i <iii>i<i lilnrk busters mi
I'.erlm. Ml' in' M mi • .ii . Irmn heavy
American all • I. Sunday ami
Mmi'Say. .Miiu-.s veie I aid in enemy
watei s.
In ..11 i: i;i 'hi .|f i linn . ih. IJAF
lost seven airtia'i, the an ministry
announce <1.
'Die ileum-. I' •• pi ml . were
plastered in a ' . • i . i ■ i.1.1" attack,
which Ha <iir minist y .ml was v.ell
concent rated. tl«. 11* .« . v anti-aircraft
tin*.
\ (.cmii.mi lii'o.nleaslrr il'il.ireil
lli.U a hiriiiKi.iii <•! iimnhers
was .tii••rti.it lim.; Ih,. I>,iiuilie
,\l|i!. le-iiiii. ' ii itiilieateri tlic
.lli'ililni iri' in .i■: liirec. n liosr
eiuhl l.i'ini* r hi; l.fiioa and l.ivrriio
in li.il\ l.isl ni^ht. was ,
M-iulini; h".i\ irs Kiek into I lie
il.ilk.os t>> ilavf »,l .iller •• t\\uil;n
lay-off tin i'i-e <il' hail
W A F In i . > !■' • i a:. • ranged
\\ eat her.
• 1 . • > I- i i-in li I I e-'.i .lal area. !
le . ..(!<••• lion mi military .
11 ■ lin-li ha . e icen
i. : In ....? . a the pre-in-1
Ml. leti II .1
I" .11• • .1.1 the
1 -i- li ' .1 .. I , was
Ii '"ll;:l! i. iudieatini*
•K li' pal I ' Ip.iled.
■ i"■ j.111i■; -net-. ; hi. . :'.;:nn i,in3
•'I i»"inl>: • • i mult |,|r oi,ioct ivcs. i
Injunction
in Ward Case
is Dropped
1 >l;-y i" i Al') 1 .tleial
■ I'.'.l'.i- V\ 'I., i I lully today ihi.ppcd ,
lliilineti'll III, i!i..n letemillf: 11 ■ nil !
i;nvei imieiii i in .a MimiLiomery •
tt'fird & Company'; C'hieai'.n properliw
vvillii>ni ruling on legality of
the Federal ..' »• ■»i mi inking iwisscs.'inn.
! !i" eoart I i e..i:ipai.v and gov"
iimienl ei.un . ! t( ;•! he ' cou.-iderru
'In ea. e <1. u. I, ' Iit*l Would rule
FihI.iv ..II V. I, -I,., ,1 I,,, u|,| he iec
r<i. (l a.-. di y <I Willi i>i wilhulit
ejililiee.
.1 udgr I lully .aid In- would not
rule -tu I. i. ■ ..I the sot/tiro be (
• ii i- "e\eai e Iran pired v.liieh
a| | > .rent ly I: . ;.d;eu the c.ue out ol
i'iv hand
I.mil inel la .it and derided the
1 !• I.'! i ri>p. it bu withdrawn from
tin- market.
•"It is figured that if the crop is
sold Oil the I. is nf today':- iles
thai it Would i ll at le . t L'll cent
a pound iielo... fie roiling pii.e li\e i
l>y the (Mti.. el l'rice Adimni train
>n i i . . ' . e -ue per nil I.
whieh would .MM the '.»s <>• ahout
SK.iinii.uiiii |., ii,.. farmers." 1!. I flared.
CSeorge s. general niaruisci of
tin Tobacco tSrowers" Association,
-aid the m had asked tile OI'A
to lis tiie (•; at (iii I-li relit, a
pound.
ACE-OF-ACES RECORD TIED BY OKLAHOMA PILOT
CAPT. ROBERT JOHNSON'S buddies in England have more reason to (oast him now than (hoy did in April
\vh<«i lie hcenme the American are in tlu- Kuropean theatre of operations. On May if Hie j,a\vton Okla '
pilot knotked down his IWlh and :17th Nazi planes to tie the reeord held by MaJ. Itichard Monij Southwest
I'acinc are. Closer! rival to Johnson is Capt. Don Gentile, who destroyed ^3 German plane* in the air and
fc- Cli Ml the ground in the n<r vac nvw *lo?ing in on Uilier* Europe. UiUernatiQnql)
Nazis Trying To Strengthen
Defenses Against Invasion
U. S. GLIDER TROOPS SET FOR D-DAY
WITH OLD GIORY on thoir si<1c and lciy.'iict ;npl;.ivf" n At u
glider troops ihsi in rev iew at an airllclci sni >c\v here in the I tailed Kingdom*
These men are set and awaiting tLc ouicr that will send th <\
for a crack at li:tler*s fortress Europe. UuCcruutiuiiat)
Russians Moving To
New Drives After
Fail Of Sevastopol
I.omlon, May 10—( \r>—The
f.ill of the Crimean fortress port
ol Sevastopol, after a 'M-day
sirce, was annotiiieeti today by
I'reinier .Marshal Stalin in an order
el' the day. w hirlt indieated
one of the two original besieging
Soviet armies may already have
lieen rushed to the main front
lor a new Russian westward offensive.
toiislv .ili i-nt from .1 list of
jli i ' .:: 11 antlers cited l>y St 1I111 lor
distinction 111 I he drive, which cintlplctilv
e!e:ire(l the last • • t the 10.IMM)-s<{
>:.re-mile Crimean peninsula,
w.i. the name ol General Andrei
ViMi'in<'iik<>. whose independent maritii
.• army struck 150 miles westward
:ieii >s the peninsula from
K. r. h ml nil .\|» il III reached t«»
Sc\'.i«-lii|i"lV southern environs. The
nniiv mi . uyui-slcd Ih.it Verenienko
:it:«.i !n men miuht have In en moved
el ewheii 111 prep:,rali "l I": imp rtalll
ii< •. opei .iti'in
T!ie urder i»f the day was address
I .! ii i> I r ! i CI. lie .»! I li • •• 'lllihtmlii
. h'»M irili I '.> init ;irmy
! >|>|>!v(l Si !.-(•■! •«»! i iii vi i"
.1 liiuil thice-iiny pliiniic th- ii.;!
thlii'-<H(|> (n-i.iuiii lit'lense in its
jiihI Mjiiiili.il Ale\ mder VjisiIc. »k\ .
i llid > i lln- lit 11 jii v.v kimhtjiI stall.
Through lull id tin- city tlir
Soviet Black Sea fleet I'i'cainril
tlir sccond of two valuable ports
from \\liit-li to venture against
Axis limes oil I'omjinia's roast
*i(10 inilrs ti: tin- west. Tlir other
is Odessa, IKii miles to the northwest.
recaptured h\ the Kusshtns
April 10.
hi tlur overall i-fl.i.v Crinioiiti offensive.
which the Tnlbukhin ii.ni
Veremenk" armies uncied in April
8, .it lejist 1 O'.i.ihm> CJcr.'niins Jinii Ri»maniiins
were believed killed or ruptured.
S.ime 25.(1011 were sjiid tn
hjive icin.iined ill the Se\.ist• i|io| j»• ■ i- —
ket as 'he Itti.ssijm victory drive
he:', ill Sunday.
Miiny ilieii 11 v11• '.i e .e.ijie by
i' i. tiic Kll -i.iti: < i
.1 \,|| 11 [.I tl <f tl.l It <1
Ix.lliili . I • Imi M..\ Mi. i \ «* i
— Mlicil lorrrs ,iir «|iri.1I1H14 u i
tlm • - ill* s hi Mi. miiiii: in nut {}i
I i n iiiinni \ iJ!:>11 11 Mnlinni.il
Icil's lii i(I■ iii.ir|i |'s iIim Iiisi iI |hi
llii* lirsl lnnr liiii,i\, iliitir.if Hit;
lli.it .1 ili'tri HlliM'tl I liiiirM* till
li-li \iiirrn in drive h.is hi iiiII
m\ inc In ii 'iprn ,i land nuilr m
( hin.i.
\ i • •. iiiuiii'iu' Mil In* . .■ i , ,;
t ifs li-.il Inn ml lii i.-. i • .ii in. -1 . >
ililv C 11111* 11 l
till' \ it II'* V 'I .1 I'. .ill I- | I l;,. I.
• Hit Ii v, I'-.l • >1 Mi ; ; i ... w l|i 11 :,
• iirlji. -ii- I'n-ili i ii. licrn ••(■1-r,I liif;
in- i M.i i • i• ■ I tlii<l.il;i.v
Ml ilUvin i i ;iil-.\
KlMltu: Mil i tin pii Uii r v.i■ 11 I '
< icii. Stthvi-ir Aim i ir.m-i h.'i*
I«ii •••.- ii tin- ,M'i:..'tiiu; \.11|i \ initl
n.»• l\ • • Bnrmv i- iMMtitn: i|n\. n .1 ,;,
;il!i- • .it* ■ :tl tin- I <it t I It'l l/
Ivv ill tlii ic (|.Milit('-li;i «*!ri| pit •!» tn
Ihc iiltlli (ii:,.iits! M"Uai|tii! . m i
Myitkyiim. Tin •• hit-it f'net's urc
r u nit; 11 "Ii II '- .l.i( ii ■ i i mi • i.|.i'.i
ili\ i -i.iii, which lilrciidv i i t'|)' >i ti i!
III! ■•Ill 111* ill "I Killti/I'll.
Stilwvll's liirvis, >;i|ipni Ivil by
WtATJItR
I'OK NORTH CAKOI.INA
Fair to partly cloudy, iniltl loniftlit
,iiid Tliursdiiy.
Air Defeat
New Looms
For Hitler
Fourth Anniversary
Of Low Countries
i iiuis f*oe on Wane
LmimIoii. May l«t <AI')—Tin?
(.iurtuans wnv iviuntril striving
hastily to tijrhten up their shaken
West 'I'll ili ti list's I»II this
I< 1111'?Ii atiiuv.-r ar\ • «t" the Nazi
<lri\e 111r«»'ivi' the l-o\v < "• »un
In . a I Ik j'ij/a lit ir l!»'itishAlii'
riiMi! . ir c;i!ii|>ai;Mi tlevil"I"'!
new a |Mrls. |'"intiiar tov
.t!*<I a i hiii.t . in |»rr|>aration
lor invasion "i»" day.
Thus the war mi lli<- west has
swung in .• tui; ryt'le. rovi'vsiitH ttw
|> J I-<11 M.i. In. I'Mil. .tn 11 I'll'
' ;< I n.ail . ;|.|' III li t air Illtl «>U
the K! •"! • I Hu ll l'-^IU' ( ra li■
4 into li' If. in. Ui<- .WtluTlar.'ls
II II • ..III- .11,:; !.|u/kl ,fU.
which I of I 11 ■ i« i . Dunkirk uiul
ill I • 51 •! «•: I-1 an >•
\\iili '•< hi lu-i • il'-ie:it in Unit
if slariie.; ••■in ssi liic lavr. Hitlet
has designated !!••> ear-old
.il.ljrr (itlici.'.l Oin.sl I'.l/ in
oirrait.:mi (a.n.in .in (• n<-in
■Ik urn ami 11 .a-ifti Imii Iti asm
mil !«■ a Sni (< to < iiinlial tin- i ill ■
••-mliiiK \iileal \ asimi. said reliable
advices mini uinltiurttiiiid
l.lllnpr.
i n i ■ : u .in/ .11 ii. a i. . i (if thi>
il>'.].fi ilr (i.-i 1.1.in i 'I'll In .>! eiintiirn
Use CtiiiK.in .i.i Imce, despite
Kit;.' In t\- it pr.Kli.fti.iti llirtuifth
\ 11 It" i l« ililtitlK: . II 4 ■ I.: I i ■ 11 till.' dlvli
ni 1 iit* wi >it i ii .i.i fui< l* into
• t- «• rj«... t■- • i " , •. ti • i •m|>icU*iy
• •t lighter- and ••in* ni idl libel's.
Supply could in- simplilit'll by
Hit' creation nf separate lighter
and bumlicr corps. in which some
piaues may tie "cannihali/.ed" to
seine ul Hi- furee in the air.
I'rcvioush an air corps rnnsistcil
nl mixrsi ftirees nf homhers.
fislilers. transpnrts and reconnaissance
craft.
Cm rn.all plane : ni'it.icturc was
| t t'i' 'i-.l . it : . i . ■ fjvo types
ill! ! i^tlti ! - itlicl i ii ii I '• vs.
N • • at lei .i • • :n (it i niaiis di .
i \ .i t'a in- : i :i er\ .ir. i- AsncriI'.
I ..lid lint.- a: 'a .1,11 I < v aurpcd
tin Allies Call .. 1. lull , • trill i f tin'
an willnn •■• "ii In tin days after
the invasion .starts.
111!
' "• 1 :i •'Hi II; II ' fi.
II x|i||lj< >i i . .ml
In r. uti" i l' ii In.i . ,| ht!f.
IttlllMlJ! < 'llltilltll'll \ i iljiv ill Mi<■
.
I'■!" 1 m itI s .mi- , utile ■
I'll !"l Ml. .! II,.
•'•■•I I'
()dd Fellows Will
Meet Miiik);i\ lor
I OOtll (loin cut ion
iikm
!« CAP
the
.1 11< 1 I • i:,' . I i- | iluient < Irdr. ...
>■; i Kellnv. , . : North Carolina. will
iv» • IK* in the !i:i11 >s Salem Lodge,
\ . .Hi, iii Wm.-i'•ti-Kiilcm ;it 9:30 a.
Monday tiorninc. M.iy 15.
The !LVh annual xr.«*ioit i>l the Ke:«
l.al SI A- I" l.l\ will rullveilP
i' 11 i• • * nto ul tlic Robert ii.
Lee hotel litre.
\ I i • I U' !" r >1 < >dd KfllOW.-J
li. Ix-kiilu Ir<u -11 i..i' f>1 the St ito
nc «'n|h.tiril I.' allend tlie sessions,
I ' I I I .III III.Ill 1>I ill —
■ • lit . 'I t '(I iv riio pvoii
v. ill mi luil"' .i ii fin''i .1 .-ev\ ifi;
'ii Mod-lay afternoon m honor "C
ii i i"t-. vvl-o lia\ e d ed dut inq tlio
n iv, i !< ni')iiei and danee Monday
i:ht m l • im<- • .t in Tutv-dny
■ i"»i iiint;
M Ml "t t I ri'i'i I itol'o, Hi. Hid
t• • |'i' 'l< ei the ri and
i • Mi \1 I' ,leiiiiint;s, of
I • . • t . \ et'ii iiy |>l eacll lit.
in I' . • 'lie Kel>el..ili A - •
< i »stni|> Calls l;or
ASmliUoJn Ol' FSA £>minl
V. M i> I*». i ,\i
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• • 111-'i itwii iviii rwwwitwiwl 'i l»y .1
: mil li 'ii r 1 . tin itffr l«m \ .1
• < ' it v. ich ,i'i thr il; v . f
• .fill .1 . if? rlii-nt. "f.i ||H' • . 11
1 icilnv; 11Imrituvci lnr.v tu •,,) •
:i 1 IiMm 11,° ..ml "l»o\v tu t■ i.j 1 ] iufi
hull c Ii f <- "
Tlx- I SA. ''it- c i.nmi'ici' -;u ii,
i'i>i in-11 wi-cly iidminislLV'u >
Ii In ''i 11.' (1 its mi cs;>rrlrrctit
• <■■' "I iii'-Ainri kmii idi'ii- iind in
siuinii .111 I ociiil tiiftnif.v n| littlr it
<ilil'-tll>ll.ll>ll' Villi!!1."
Tli<- (oinmittic, hfiidcd bv liri'ir.■
11 it ill i vt Cuuk'y, Xurtli C.ni'liii,
I . i • s'm )/o(! lh,i| ju rii'''
'I'l' 'h« .i'l • imi <i >ti in
f< llPXliild (illy TuiiWOll ;ind C l[
I'l" lit H < • If 'I till- recent Iv
., iHiititttl iidmini trail ir, Ktnnk H*.
i1 " ' in:nlf iihsiaii<i
v :i • • eh iiijje iti Ijotli
i'"!u i' s iitid ik'i oiimoI."
1 i' .e- . 1 i . led tor • i>ohtiriri
I SA ,i'i'i ■ u "luil .mi iriiHuiul
'''will corporation#, dlratHrilnUMM
"" '.' i'l ' crop ."id Med loan
'ii'' , li(tui(lali<>ti 1.1 KSA's H-eitli'Jiunt
iind rural I'elitit >i 1 it ii t ii >t« pro•eets
and tiiinsfei of Kednul uid to
low mcoim* farmers prom, mi to the
I'.unit'i.s' llomc Corporation.