TlUKIl-HRST YEAR_^^asS-kuatei1.1 Vnrc3&r HENDERSON, N. C., Tl'ESDA’i AFTERNOON, Al’OrsT -\ P.'ll »i huhiu-.. i . i. N. 'x > kknoo.n i I\‘l. CENTS COPY
Tobacco Average Is
At Ceiling Top As
Border Sales Begin
[ umcrr. Pleased By
Pricer, Received as
N- w Season Starts
, ■ i:. AlIK- ri (API
a week’ delay, whil"
j:• ir. uf flue-mred tobacco
i . i .ii" hi an iucrease in I lie
ol’A eeilinjr, Punier Belt tobac
,. : rkets ni' Nnrt h ('arnlina
i - .lit h < 'arnlina liojran 1 lie
. i i: -easnn today w it h jrmw
ii .ptimistic they would re
L, .i maximum prices.
, e ,< at ci i ip \v.,s re port ei i ‘.'ir
1 . .ii-i \ t .i r'.- i i>i h .t’ u11. !.1 •
' 11 v. by Me- War V "1 \<i
.11. a. Tile belI a e ;Pa.a 1 e i
• n 17 t.22a.IIIH1 ivm: I- 'I
I::'- cent.- pmmii
ip,\ : .-I ■ ..sect !u i; list- . mi the
■ nit would . i ci ea.-e I lie ;,ee
i llie market.- re|x>rte I .hey
, • ni 11111 -ales this week h. -
• ■ ::i...‘. os were too busy w i'll
• ,i me- ami also were ha ini: -
.v a tailor shortaae, S »i: ie
"...11 —, tv iwe. i’i'. rejii irl.'d Ilia i
i ...I. - were ie. pnispcci. AM
repiirU'd ol lermus wi . e "I
, " nutty tjood quality.
■ eport.-, said growers app" re. I
\i l.umhrrtnn, .'>00,000 poumls
u. i, uttered. The first few rim,
■ * hi urrased IS rents, and none
rM i |il i; reen tobacco sold for less
dim iirts cents. Sales Stiper
s i .nr .1. t llntlo said tin- d,i\ A
.niT.nr would be approximately
ill. cents ceiling. The (|ha
lili ol olferings. he said, was fai
I i til l than a year ago.
vcr. S. C., reported larmen
■ ."d. Tile I II si P HI SI.In
Ml rent ,. ,\t Tais ■ Cl'S.
1 list rmv brought t. cm I i
; . ' , anri averaged 15 end
' million pounds were on lie'
■ 1 Wluteville. I'he a’ epig" ■>
"a., 15.50 cents, sor a I igh' I;
(■riling, Ind some mi j.i. 1
' ■ mill'll a., la cent.'.
..Inn, where 100.(1(11) p- mils
de, t lie ! i 1st pile .-"Id ;"
• , . ,r,d tlie ; test p >\v as . . a. • I
I'ne day a as eragr •• 1 ■ e\
, ■ ' n- ,dnad the sa11,e.
'.aiii.lKIfl potnids on s' ■. "le'ii "
I 1 ■.i cnee t epta ted • ■ n .. >•< 'g"
I eid. for the fir -t h >. to I
'Id The A et Ige S'. ' . t P 'll
till"" cent., '•" ' , '"inn:.
I v* II'. I- n Ii." ' 10" i " -
; i ’"d.
! 11 . (lie first si "I '>; i ! ""
h ' did tile ,,ali . at|" i s I a
'■ I !t .• is er ige a' 15 .-m t ..
• ‘ i "e r ents aims r tlie ■ " u
i vci age ii 1015. S' n e
" ■ pm mils seere of I ored.
i ■ a 1 5(i,H III pounds .."Id d
' brought ni ivet age pro ■
■ i * ids. About loo.aoii i.
11i'r"d. The range v. a - 11 in
■1 '"ids [’i ikIucpi - wete <i"
■ i .■ highly pleased.
11" ■ were repot dal a' Ka'r
I ■ ' ' mg to l|ie I act that 1 ar,i"v.,
ieinily had not mushed t,""r
"id grading. Prices t ai.•.'.<■ I
i" to 50 rents, did gpis'-pr. ■ ",
1 1 hr pleased.
5t \ mi; I t KKISII TOWNS
t NDKIt FI T.I, RI.ACKOI I
a. Aug. 7 (API Anita I a.
1 Izmir art! "ther major
1 ’ p- ml., in Turltey within hnml>
"ige Irom German liases in Pad
5 Gteeee and Romania, sve'd
a eoinplcie regular blackout
: it. as Ihi'oitghottl '1 ttrkey prepa
'i were being made to put the
! by on a semi-war fniiting.
I ouoii on ( icniliins
Mo.' : . .0 K. r.
Green-bi . o, X C.. Mu • ...
the lu S Eighth
Kiiiti', rep .rti-rt Aug. li !! i• p pul
flown one v hghler ploues in i
low tiimi!i‘- neor 11 X , per
il i o n y I : i • , • I "I
,ii this u or M Pm iiiiy u : ,
loose 11: All.eii i• i :t! the
Europe III h.< U it 11: ■onno: shows
L’ I I -2 phone- ’ hue..' i y i!e tr yeti
Pi the o r o:ui . x on i he g; •unci
Berlin say?.
Hitler Poes
Are Punished
| •in. \ 1 i;n i I ■ ; '. • '
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i n.iily ■ ■ ■ in fl'M111
All ’nl: r I n . min' ■" - '• l.'.v
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Ihr dllfuml Ill'll ■ A ■ 1111 ' II 'll 1,1,1
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veil SI :mli 1 iff I '• M
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i-ith-i •’! lid •".' i ' i •' vn. '' " "
In. 11, . Im t .i. 'I'll I I'll Ir.'ililMI
pi • n\ in"'. •'■ I ■ I'I I
IIrl i:.r* ill Ks .1 . I "•;■
(1C,.; ...II!' by rH!t':i 11 "'• •! Hh " him
fin . c m i 1 by 'b'
Senate's Division Over
Reconversion \\ nlening.
With George s J\ew 0sH
' '.iigt-ui, Aim. 8 < AIM The
CJ. , , . .
>}»iit river rer«ivi’N'iii I* -1'
|ir on 'ppeared to be widening
■ 'll the di• ('Injure that Sena
George, Georgia Democrat, ha
'baited a complete demobilization
CIO.i an
I' - to he offered as a substitute
n"' onlv for his original measure,
"looii dealt only with unemploy
"a at compensation, but for the
M"i ray-Kilgore bill embracing re
conversion procedures and an or
ganized labor-supported pregram ol
federal unemployment benclits.
Republican senators discussed a
tentative draft of the expanded
George bill in an executive confer
ence this morning, and Senator Taft,
o’ Ohio, said afterward he believed
>*a new bill represented "the views
C • , •; , nr,mv.
l: • m.i'l ■ • , •" "ii .• ' ' ir
mubili/ai on , n i - ..
vvlio-r fill oi'io.d i '•"■.niiiMlo
post 'A II- pl.llllom: ■<»' I polu V It
would flimiu.it'' no and re
gional td\ isor.v > .ard I posed by
the bill sponsored by Set tor ■ Mi r
I'av and Kilgore, and eliminate, too,
the Murray-Kilgore proposal- - in
crease mustering out pay md un
cniployment hunelils ini' return.ng
war veterans.
The proposed George inen>uii
would authorize the Federal go\ em
inent to pay transi.ortation expciw.
up t,, $20(1 tor sending war workers
hark to their homes, but not t-> new
job Ideations, as proposed m the
Murrav-Kilgore lull- -M-o eliminat
ed would be Fedirallv-sponsoied
voeatioiial training, as provided m
Russians Make New ac
Nazi Lines
To Krakow
Threatened
Moscow (inns Roar
In Celebration Of
Victories in boutb
.Moscow, Auj'. x (AT) A
.icw eruption of Rod arm;, at
arks whirl) rapt mvil n u , t liaa
sixty communities beyond Ur
enemy's broken Vistula river
leiciisiij; tlirealiuu'iI today . o
I ititiitut.- (icrman <■' mumim-.i
| ions bet wee li K rakou ami \\ i
| ;iw in tlm heart <d I’iilaml.
Striking out atn'sii ye i
the Vis) ul;, I.:- ipoi'M • \i
Konev’s lirsi t’krain; a; i
ed points 3(1 miles \m■ -! l •:
.soviet fjelit cksp.iirho
Thrustina lu-yo .d uewiy -■ ; ,
Szydlow. till- Russians dir-- ' v
red Klvicz, ii.slride the dm: wav e
rail ,irtcries !).*> . iW s ’ ■ t->
west. The direction of iin ,
troops might o itllnftk K: w ■:
north.
Last reports placed So cl > .
heads within 37 ••hies !' «
last big Nazi bast it.n bcini,. ( fern.a,,
Silesia, n >w 7.7 Io !)a i!i i -• .r1 \
M‘ *SCOw'.-> g I : -' i . I: ': . I ' | ; i
tor I win vie! ric.- -the 'all . i • ,
ml eeiiti-i oi IP>ry daw n th,. ( .n
tliians, and the rapt Sambo
c" immutiie.il imis in h .. | all g
iho Russia ns a gri n < ,t. :, , ■
leading '. . nearby (.V.eehi .; r akm
(Informalion available' in Lon
j inrlu aieri that, tlit nigh .-apt'.irn ..
lioryslaw. tine Hu ;-i ms had leg-peed
ome 2.000 oil we I i s w hieh hail bee©
leedit g the Nazi w ar a .nme . Tin.
(lermans t ini - v. ere i'll on!v
1 I- Ifst i fit' Ills 111 IP 'I : la 11 I. u ■ ■ I ;a■ ■
iteeli repeatedly :'■'■ bed iiv ieri
a i men. >
Ka la >, i ■ • mat: tlnro p ■ in!
S'oviel minis began pinnei a a: . e
inrpt .hi (lia n lb•. i [ \ ,P eg
a 200-miP- I IS Ip ( >1" t toe e. 1 it I.
f ” 11 Ma gl'a : 111 it : i-.1 I fa h le alter',
i it'll I hack sagging tier: m rira t'ys
ill I .itlmani i til'n rlrn • 's lav. .i d
Memrl -mi r p. ; . > ! , .t ('m —
'an fine. lit a • iptm ed lii't.v
t'lW'll;, a Ilf I V'lt.l.t' in ll'g S ,'|
■ a Me i t !
f A V O'by iii'.it!' ' ■ ■ : : of ia v
The As-' ei.de. • I
mrie.. .it K.i -n I' > ib. ,i i■ i
111.a I 'lie .'hole . ' t v. i . i, y
gllig 11 eticl le m1 ' ■ appre nil 1 : e,
danger "! bn !,' ,. t in.ie i
GF.N. IVl’NAIR’S SON
IS KILLED IN GUAM
\V:.-him:: at. A : .: Af') The
W ir Depart rut nonuecd tlie
death n (f t;a. i 'oimid Dougin -< j
McN.a:i. 37-yea -..id - i "I the late I
Lb Gen Lesley ■!. Mn.Mair, whose i
death n No. .mb .• i premature- .
j A' release! i i'um im American
I plane was d;-a! rd .1 ly 27.
I*. WOK .WIIC \ li'.W Of- IIKI.SI 11 \RB. -
!’.ri',l .pm ars to have I cm rosnpleti Iv o: a: < tl by t ie \ • -ricai’ :i r - ,i t n- . sjj,i. .. i i ...
Hi .in". |"“i> is s> p.i ncrantic view 01 the .itcrl'ron t. the .Is i,, and .1 ‘potion .• i tlio (its w • ’.<■ i . .
la (Hied in am tJ.er war and which, until roo'iitly, was an imin.i uii. (j> rman I'-boat t»:: <•. In'oi natio, .1;
Storms Curtail Action
On Florence War Fron t
H-;.; r. A ; JJ ( AP) Hir (A .
the !:! i1 ■■ 1 • •*: ‘ A on* rn 'M‘ n
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lit . 1, 'i •.‘ • I"'--:i • A h <*1 thy
M i-y.im i ' • in n :•;: . ' :!! n e<m -
Sin. my ' • ■ i tniferl ;iiA*in
on nm.i «»! 'hr 'ill ' )n n >lh • •\>
Or Fl-myK-r. f no • Sir M-n nM
A1 y’ ni ■ - • ' 1 mi y pm •!
1 ■ I <
Low Priced
Stocks Lead
;ind i■'i • :; . . ' 1 'ill iiiiio I ' ■
A1 .■ ■: ■ i’ . . i
Son tin*’, .'i IF S S! ml
( ici.n; '
B 'ii*i- ; • • i • immuity < -
weiv ; :i\ no «*n.
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IV. rl!\ i Imnl \ with moilr:.»I «•
In : •• • i it. 11 »•- t * •. nii* h t ami \\ •• i
nr-alav Sr.ittovnl sliow (‘i t in
.tin * :.i hi. lhii;n!(*r -how its o\ n
c. ■-1**i n portion toda » and on
< i isi \\ dnrsda>.
Par. die Area < ;di
(3t (3the!' Cad News
t"! Weakened .japs
i S. I’a» ;li; f ir i 11 a'h|tiar
trrs. lead li rime. van. —
— American AZ a'm n ami
soldiers o. (/uam have rom
picv i'ii s r v i a I Hiousand
sf|iiirininn I aram^e into tin*
nortlern on«-u nlh at the in
land. brinnin:: complete re on -
our d ol tie former l nilrcl
Sta! s naval bar ver> near lo
ci a \.
ianci. mi <• ' u la t v .’.ijont * an ;m>e ;
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, it r, in • Ir. fi • • • h*»d >. 1 'bt |
Cotton Crop
Oi 11,022,000
Bales Listed
.. V .‘I :• !», A.. i'ir
1 hr aiiitlnn "I 111.- **| ’ll A ; -
■ - i 1 iTi orctnl t>l i i " ■ 11
ei•mpi.i ■••• • a i .i '' .ill
,;e i.! 74 .n 'll” i n
vit,!-,. 1 n.iii-12
Tile incite '1 , i ■ a r v !. - i ■■ i • mi
uVustist 1 "iii •' ."in-, is plan*
■»(i2 .i p" mi.— ’■’■.> i • ' • i: ' ‘ ’ m
p inds yea 22(5,8 a unds
ihe ten-yi ,,r ,n e age
Pile t en.^ > iUi. ■ n anti ,r i "la;
07.00 1 r mill’ y hairs ( om• ■;. .at . n.nd
is halt b.al - 1 ol this yA grim*th
had beei ,i :. d in oi tn ■ a- -a ;.
n*.. .t :t I’-e." Three)
U. S. Troops
In Advance
Ic Le Mans
( anarltans Push on
h (.1 ! our IMih- (i;» in
Id South I r< til ( ,icn
■ 11 • 1 i •1 ■ ■ • i . a
I ; t; . V»K. 3
• A 111 \ . • A , oil pmcpr •
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1 •'1 >''i11 ;r J'.. r. • , .. (;(na
ii.-ii: - ;>,;i t*•<t ; ;i :ri.f into ttar
' \v ( ■<< n,
a rniorrd
: • i.orti'd in L®
l 111 it ;a ■ outliuc.-t
'! ! Ik I' niirh r.-i pit a 1.
: ' - . \ ' I I < • i n fjfi- c
•• iMl - Ot ri
!•’ I <: If I!i Inc
' ‘ ■■ ' • Si :<ri
i i t|)
1 tl'»ne
Hallies siill sw iried m this
middle seeier. where lour (ier
m.tn armored divisions—mount
imi llie 1 iereest courier assault
• nte June <». sought to crash
through the \llii j corridor join
inii Norm.! nri \ and Hi ili.un
M- « • ...• ■ . .. •
v ,: y ,... > v
'<r nrfrj
I k t, ail'll ::
■::!! id i , ' a aid
■ :1 i . , .... entered I,.
I: * ‘' ■ i..t1' *o .r j; '' a-m
: ' ' liny - in the
Aka''! left 11 a 11K burst forward O
1111di: iyii! .;1 n t : :11i> barrage ov
■ '11' 1 1' A r la- a v :ji n brrs. and broke
"’'c in-' i am enemy detensc line
'Ut: ■ : '.miadvanea a up to (mu
miles.
V ■ a I ■. idles n,a , .erl • ■. - • ,j ssan I •.
■In. nnin.il s 11 e '.V | ] . J u,t ■ C !*' 'll nd
l’l ' ‘ : ' ■'" : i iino in dark ;ie;~
■a Med on' tareia, r.,! thrill ju t
erj race; sbel! .
.Mb' : ■ • Tin' A11 icd
ns b I n(| rj. I II li,7ull Inns of
oid i1 di ('anadian ar
I b • - fii e-lieked
'"O'1", si m., 11 night i1 -
‘ ' a:■ a iii !• i ai.c In’an try
i esi'.e • !be G"i
' ■■ p" nied 'M
dm: 1 a ! ne.'v f
■ ■ 1 ' i ’ i b1 ,t nf
' : ' ■ ! my . V ' i|e jl
” Hi ' mi's,
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•' •'•III' a al Si M a 1 .
a '.ae (Jpc
1'1 1 11b, bed d e -
e • - a' 'f til?
■ ' a'>niinued.
' t' ; ■ > , i a hie-in -
• '• mi!a -
' and sub*
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b ‘ . :■«■
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: n • ,,, ,pi -
1 : 15 •• • V the
' i1. . • been
de .. I y a 711.Moo
british rly
At Night To
Back Attack
- ■ \ : ’ 1 I ' \ i p £ ' n
! 1 ' dii‘ ip2
’ ' ' 1st t |l! ;r. J fOOO
pH Lai . (ei > > -
‘ ! (: i * j n-11 k m,s he I
n - t |n\i 1 tor
! • : ■ • ■ v
d 1' ! ; : ■' ’ ■ '• ifli; icht. the
• i ; .i\ed 8,~
( • ii; ••f'f'my for
in • 1 I \T < \ ' o
p • , - bath
id. ' ! T}:♦ * c .. - • , . ,;.d.
•\ ‘ " d lire’ ! •; *• if' nrv .y 11 -K'k -
i k, _oil 1 x>mi*.11 rinrnt fonn
1 d ; : ilr ! r • r -rp:r,i»f» j»)». * r*
n " 1 : ' ipfBT u ' on (rt’nri .,|
< * * i} i *»'*. ii id\ .inrny .ii! if'*.
■| •• • •’ ilr: tv. . • ;.h;MS in -vllirb M
■ 1 *d .11' ■ :• -n d* I ' • ’ .1. (i !)||)\\< I I (.
' 1 n j : 1 >r, J r . n - purl mri * i ipply.
vvciv ■
! Bn f I h I >cU rt -iva ; 1,2 Tvph" "1 •
■el I iuhtor bomber- learned -itli
• '■an ' i'.im l miner bmiibiT- arid
rani ,<-d .>ii! a' least 153 tans in i *.
• 1 ■ <i bit>■'■- ,,2,iins! .. c-.inner
'tail; on tin- Ariel nan Avrnnches eor
idor.
- Ante: n an lie ivy bombers and
tighter bombers ranged over France
bon. end to end. slushing German
'' " r 'be . ;id ■,,pplv tines.
j NAZIS LEARN TO SAY 'UNCLE' TO UNCLE SAMS BOYS
BY 1HE HUNDREDS AND THOUSANDS, the Gem an troops from Avranches to Rennes and t ■> the coastal t:p o|
Brest have been surrendering as the U. S. forces raced across the Breton Peninsula with a tank-and-man
smash that will not soon be forgotten. With hands on heads, the big parade ot enemy pi >«ne>'S marches
directly into the camera. This is lint one of n any s nilat pageants of deleal, bemj enacted at Brest, .st.
Kagaire. St. Ma'.o, Lor lent and other pomls of c .,}•-» -on the Brittany c",.st. U. • ■