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THIRTY-FIRST YEAR <£M®d --;--S
_ — the associated I’RKsa, HENDERSON, N. C., THURSDAY AFTERNOON, SEITE.MBER II, ID 11 ^ubmshe^^vekt^^fternoon FIVK CENTS CORY
ALLIES FLANKING GERMANS FROM NORTH
Roosevelt And Churchill To
Reveal Plan Of War On Japs
Hurricane Misses Coast
And Veers Out Into Sea
No I )raf lis Listed
I fit < )uler Ran Its
1 limner Is P.isserl
\\ i ini naton, Hop!. II ( A I’)
I !:■• l ull brunt of a ! ropical
■ o a nr rnj ..'.cel I lio Noil h
i >iina coast today when the
:.1 i im veered eastward, but wind
iC more than t>0 miles an hour
i copied lelephone lines and
r > . .IT eemmunieat ions to n>as
i,i eommunit ies 1 •)() mile - non h
, 1 Wilmington.
• f. i i Mar. n ('•... I (J i ini s i
I • id it had :'»to!\ cd ropm t . | rnm
• . t< I minifies n tjie O'ut
. Itn.it nn one wav. killed
and I hat the pn pc 1 ’ d; m
. i 1 'gilt. The Weal her \) o m,
advisory, said that the hiirn
it !) a. m. \v;i,; C'-ntim--i in the
■ v - f ('ape Hatt(MM . • ar -i <>i
• >i t h ( an lina main la mi. and
' ’ ippcarofl U) be nvv iog pai 11
tlm roast md *>•:w -a meo
^warnings
1 !at tci a - nm th to the Virginia
« Th1 >e prc' mu* !v i rdnwd «ut
i HaHer i . oi i ]< or <i as
' 'I'm n do m rt h <>\ti J ho At -
! • W< ithn Bureau .aid the
• i ■ . 1 if iv r g a i mure 111 an 7 a
;i la uj- nff-sh'f»re. \\ i- travel
t abo.ut 25 miir. an h»»ui and
: it I'dh w»al its ni e-.ent c mm ho
a i T r iko t hr ' ; «•.(»-. and . a * h -
• • • >a.Ta 1 ( i»| \ov. Kir; •
: Imu'sdav mgj+h
i -1* jih' »ne 1 inr. "Trr dnun t.-i
f’la ad f 'itv and Beaufort. r nri
4 n . 7T mdo. *u t Im p t nf H d -
<nd all ooinmunido . ajnng the
: t • S< urd .uif 1 haul;s uti o rut
«itp ado (•<•!. •' jo K-a t inn -
■ !y dir fl ingo < >t the hma ir nv,
ad general*’d vmd-* «-t Me
ao hour in da week-long pmg
t "rn a a 11 h ni Pi irC-» IHo-» -t r; i■ ■'.
A i :n v and Marino i n T a I la -
. 411 i f Wilmingt"ii
f 'rp T ).e i . f'■ ime till oug'a up
4 r d and the Cherry P'dnt air
and (’amp I.eirnne. biggest
M , me base nn the east :t. iT
p * *rd no damage,
I. m 1. m| report fmni the j .elated
« . ••«■ Hat tor as area kept the Weather
•• r ; i i'>m del erm inmg the ad
1 » ■ d renter <if the T<a rm
• ‘phone linos ra.T >l NT'1' Pkto
" ••!. * (it at mid - mornmg and st»f
■ ■ <o11 of commission horns later
la .• ited telephone service to M»ht
i *."i (' tv was )•»•; torerl -hortly before
\ n. hut local .service wa> Till off.
Lrwin Says
Teacher Less
Very Serious
Raleigh, Sept It ( \V} !>)-.
1 K'de A. Erwin, stale .upevinfpo
' h'n f - ,f pi j! 11 ip Inst l’1 icf inn, aid 11»
n,v that the continued lo-;- ot tearh
' to nthei r ktm pa t ion,, due to low
darn's had rrcated the mod »eri
oi i • crisis in public cducat ion the
h1 a t • * has faced -nice the depres
sion.’*
Speaking before • : meeting ot Ra
l*agh and Wake county teachers, Dr.
f ’ n aid that the number of
" ’Uf teacher; holding \ certihcstes
hart dropped from bull l m lht! t’
t" I 1,717 this year, or a Io;s ot l.
•kf.. and that further dradic reduc
t on are indicated.
.anting that replacement- timn
tf.'dier training institution.-- ot the
Rtatf n,i . been reduced to le than
half the normal avaihible supply.
Di K win declared:
Since the teaching pmlessmn
now i; face to face wiln the keenest
pos.mle uompet i l.ioii from various
commercial fields, the State mot
c<*n ider whether it will meet this
competition in terms ot more ade
quate salaries, or sec it teaching
projc .‘-.ion reduced to an undesirable
level ot training.”
NELSON TALKS WITH
GEN. CHIANG KAI-SHEK
Cl'iltTplun". Sent. 1*—1 '* '
Donald M. Nelson. War Produc
tion Beard chairman, who is here
on a mission for President Roose
velt. crnfarrcl today with Gen
eralissimo C’hiar>g Kai-shek.
Unique Welcome
HERE IS a sample ol the welcome the
British troops received from the
Belgians when they liberated Brus»
sels. It hows young Belgians ex-*
tending a warm wo I con e to Tom
mie? fr mi the cover of a slit trenrh
during the advance to Pa n.-se’.. The
girls thn v k. ses at the r All
l:bei atom. (lrtcrnation.nl)
Norfolk Area
Braces For*
Tropic Blow
Norfolk, Va„ Sept. II- (AIM
- Hampton Knuds communities
prepared today for the approach
ing Atlantic hurricane, which (lie
Nortolk Weather Bureau report
ed w cu I cl sweep KO to 100 miles
off (lie Virginia Capes about fi
p. m. I WT. Winds of 73 miles
per hour were expected at Vir
ginia Beach, and 00 miles per
hour at Norfolk.
Mete .1 nig, .1. h'Te Slid I hat at II
i in the Inn ■ ir.me, miming norlh
iiiii-tln-a .1 il i poerl ill • 1 xii11 20
miles mile. | ht Ip ,ur, had paused
wuid t>I' eu | ic a VI ) n i |e i a I 10 a. m.
,ii ( aflev' lull t, N (' , 7(1 miles north
ol ( ',ipp II i III 1 a :. w 11 !i gi i .is of 00
mile- pei In air i corded .al VVceks
ville N (' ninth 1 f K. I i/llietli City.
The - el -ei! v at Cape 1 lenry. just
-,11,111 nf Virginia Reach, climbed l.o
;;/> mile . .ii hour at !) o'clock i his
11lot'llieg hi afi mile al 1 I a. m., and
ihe w ind ".-as blew iru; ,'ili miles an
Ivan at Norfolk at the same hour.
The porl city fell gusts up to 30
111 : •- net- hirer.
I jhgh seas lashed nearby beach
j .vav ik via I her 1 it ion
! ;p.|. and -.hnuld reach their peak
' about 7 |> m. Tide, four fed above
norma I were predicted h a NT i folk,
j j , she a ; cjr on rc-ord Iwre •■. as
1 nine fee! move J'"i l|!ll ill lilf* hul'I'i
C.'llle ' Augll * ’.'i, 103a.
.\1.iyi i VV VV. f:I huff, of Virginia
[5,■ a .. rrlei ml all volunteer lire
, u o a t .-, | the resort community *' ’
stand by for pe able emerge- ev. and
all pi i a guard pi i . amel at the beach
wa ■ held on duly.
V,I m aeu II ton ■ p ier had been is
sue!) to Virginia Reach residents at
] | i ei t irla v. Ill'! 1.1 C. ' I Vn le
of | he beach > • i mad O il ion, said
Hie , j it i a bis irl ' leeupia nts of a 1
, ocean 11- n! hotel . . ml ‘'ullages liar
i |,gelt ad\ i cd "f I lie .dorm's extent
I Peele n pm led that many were leav
j ing the resort. _
Strategy Ir Sri
I'or Asnault Upon
Crumbling Nippon
EDEN ON WAY
Ouelir. Seat. 11 i \ r> -
Bi inline an up In Ihr niiiiiitr
I rpoi l mi (hr I'.iii npraii pnliliarl
situation. British I'nirign Srr -
rrtar.v Anthony l.drii is ni rnntr
from London to join llir rx
minding K.oosrvrll < Imrrhill
ronfrrrnrr.
Overrasl. weather mav malir
his arrival time iinrrit.im. lull
a London report that lie was
on his inv was roniirmrd.
Only yesterday labui ronfrr
rrd with Premier M ikota.iii/.v k
of the Polish government in
rxilr. and i< was roMsidrrrd
highly prohahlr that illations
tiftwren Itussia and nrighimi mg
Poland were a liiglih important
topic ill his brief rase.
Quebec. Sept. II (A!’) \
formal slatemenl by 1T • blent
Roosevelt and Prime Minister
Churchill outlining Allied objec
fives in the war with Japan be
fore they part this week-enl .ap
peared possible today a their
second historic conference ia
Quebec. entered il ■ final pha ",
While ir |ai.,itere 1 a i i sal • ii.un; t -
: - i |,1 na.' 'sen m a , I i Cl. ■ a > ■: i ’a
reason to i r Im . " Hm A I !wd leaiiia ,
might deem thr It. •’ r i r f- .r • nr.1
notinremenl -• ft. a o.v;n tin: ■ ■ •
'.'.'I ich Amci'.i' • :l:iI> a To
already b v.u s . n • a ■ .1 •,i-• 11• ■<'
h'lircl.iltd a:i inkling.
Mdilary and i i d 1, s • i
•auinhling .la,, 11 .n:■. • ih
chartc.! and tin 1 ■ 111 . iv in mg
I died in by ihr lint i ,h- \a ,a r m
eliiefs (it .ska 11 ’ i llm 1 ' I. •Cl loon
tenor The persona! Ihm ""T1 ■■
ChuiThill talk’s n sv range n- rr in
Ik und rpirsl ion • • >1 a an- i ng • ; ar
again a Na;u and Japanese . il’firm
and the ir«uvil.n>lr pn <r • • i .ni<
di tficult m;..
] | ran now ;>•■ rop'.i t*v| fi’".e -Min
ers reflecting I v ennii.itird ( liTf s
of staff that
1 Pact fi •■ ■ Min m i ml t ,• hi C" . -
v.-ri’e settled i"’ - ,■ dir Prc:,id('nf mrl
prime trim. .t -r .at tlovn iieri
The (pie .1 i’ 'll of .. lirmt. phene
Parjfir can ea i’,*a 111- "I > 1 -mi
and will no: he • • :■ mired, bees :.,'•
A. ]•’( r immerli Jr .1.sp; ..I tlc>
Pacific wai tiie c amend already
has been wrapped op in tin- red tape
of official approval.
This !'■(.' H i- not interpreted to
mean that before Japan's ultimate
defeat a top Jr-ttegie com tv nder oil)
not be needed. But ill the nirfr'lil
phase of ha'.inling Japan's island de
fenses. pyrainidssg strength under
flrncral M n-Arlhtir o r receiviuest of
the P11i 1 ii>|o111 .. urging Chine w re
sistance and pi inning new air as
sn It. 'ii Malaya, t <immnnd d sp»<sal
fee! that Hnosevcdt-MncArtluir-Nini
- / talk- m Pearl Harbor arc expected
to prevail
Recovery In
Stocks Slow
New York. Sept. 14 — (AP) -Buy
ing timidity, combined with a mild
extc'sion of yesterday's late selling,
i ban *,eappe.l reenvery in today's
1 stock market, although scattered
i spot s ul rcsi.-t.ancc developed.
Bonds and commodities remained
hesitant
_
AS LEADERS TALKED ATQl EBEC WAR COt NCIL
Pir'.irrd in. informal conversation at tin- Chateau I c nlen.i. in Quebec, where President Km-evilt 15rJ
Prime Minister Churehill with their staffs of expert . are planning further steps in the war a tainst .lapan
an- (I. to r.i the Rtsidcni. Mr. Churchill and his cigar, and VV. L, Mackenzie King, Prime Minister of < n
ada. (International Soumiphoto)
Russians in Warsaw suburbs
And Are At Czech Frontiers
Inn don. Sr pi, II • ' A I’) - -
M is.ivr Hns'.),«n torrr> ;« ...»i; 11
ing Warsaw frontally fought to
day into tlir streets of rraga,
the industrial suburb ot Ihr lorn
rolish capita 1 on the cast hank
of the Vistula river, the* Berlin
radio announced.
} ,ip to the -.imfh. Hu./nun
lfMfhfd I in? ".!•», a i.
t yon tier, in the Be.ktdf npeantaMii
In 100,0011 Mark
In I sites! I asts
Washington, Sri’*. i *—1 '•’> —
Officially »un«une°d casuall'es
among tlie I nitcfl States fighting
forces have reached .1 total of
i
Secretary ef War Stimson said
today llial army easualties for
all theatres through August 20.
based on renorts to next ot Ian,
total 7!:!7.0IO. an incr-asr of 21,
K21 I rum the total given a week
ago. The latest navy casualty
lists reports (>1,509, an increase of
1,515.
The army casualties, with com
parable figures for a week ago,
folio": Killed, 112.Oh? and 57,07 7;
wounded, 172.012 and 15<7,!».'!7i;
prison rs. IS.1HI and 15.21H; miss
ing 15,000 and 15.907 (a reduc
tion arising out of transfer to
other categories.)
Of the navv total. 21.150 were
killed, an increase of 521 over
the previous week; 277.001
wounded, an increase of 1,170; 9.
529 missing, a decrease of I 19;
1,160 prisoners, unchanged inm
the previrus week.
j or f. ■< ' > i I n ‘ r ] . 1 II :p t 1 '■] M';o
I r. pm » . ml i ■ .« ;.ah ’•! . ‘vr tv"
j Iipvrrl ■ . I .... -I.
t i _*r ‘ r: fy •»! })<) I o' i la, • i»i)
j 70,fill/) p<)puiatmn
Other Russian troops drove In
w i111in fifteen miles of I a I
J.’i ussja. Vet another croup ot
Red armies. moving swiftly
this ugh Romania. \\;is aeknnw
ledeed l>\ llcrlin to have storm
ri! through the S/ekler corner
of Transylvania, territory dis
puff d betw een Romania and
| 1511114a 1 \ .
! tie 1 v. *|o picture of rule • wl
a- • I* v ill sfoh'C hie e.i ,'f‘rn mil
pi ■ *i! ip'trrj \]o .row report,-. . !o /■.« -le
that there were indication' that
Nazi Aliens
!n America
Are Indicted
| .Vi :. ;! :;t. in, Sept II ' MV 1
I • ...... i (• t i. i n 1 g; 1 h 1 s t the M r 1 /1
j ;. n;■ in 1I1,. I'n,1 I'd Stab i
i ‘ - ,. • ;i.irla\ by .1 J1 ' ><
I j. 1 1 *■, 1 ■ mt .:-n- : ini-cnii'nl Hi' IV l
11 , :::if| been j nrt . • • 1;
■£>( ,; ■ ncciiling thrir N.i/i
I... ;, ] I ; 11,it inns 111 I Ills I." " in1 • ••
i'll.. : mil, I .ni'iil ( iini-gcil til,- . .. ■
nspiring to vithbol I . -
' ; • . ,h' n n-gi.41'.'ilion ' . 11"
: 1 1 i ■1' I ;ind with making I'm ilrnt
' ,tc!-.,i:1 P1 ■ 11.111 -1 ■ s 1 r.irh 1
: ; nil ! 1 (t non I ll'.c : .111(1 ICI1 Vi' , i
11 '■ nt inued on 1 Vigo Imv
i 1 :»1 il fp I ' ill * i I vjt '•(
I • ■ l .. «• 1 > <•. .id < ' ■ • • * i v r r If
: >t»tif hp;< t . of .**.■* • . rigid mg
M t ! : i j.i \ m Il'Pi'-ilv
mid • mf»i Ml t r iI 11 •,.! pr ,i 1 ■; prl h v Mi*
M . .i;«iu. n:i \V dpf IVvli*
i-ro'irfr:<;;l > ,;nd IMyng no df'M'
I i' »n f n In *’ n -! * n . nd rn .dpi id,
- .• j.. dn o ind ent
frr h Ini •n;d hi :n i . Mip hitl ]p
>n Mi;d • l.p Sn , I Mi-dlv • ■•i p wl.ilp,
;d‘fpr i I n | i-p : > d t.j‘\ t- • *-n tor T‘ <;.i
ubm'’> ni ...... '.n tin* • • i .Ipi n
limb; nf Mip Vb .f1;I■ i ' dn i,mi md
1 I in ip;i 1 Ml '.'..ii-, f i - ;i i: i • ii i■ ■ r ’ .
P.M I i * I IV.i.-.M, i«*ppi Infl 111 ii ; .i.i : i
;d . mu! d** li »y • u) '.!) t ml.
,\1 ••idn-g'd tin K; • n ;m
, . . . ■ • , p(
ll'.il Mu i I >1 W.n -i '•
25 Are Dead,
65 Hurt, In
Rail Wreck
Tri i i- Halite, hid >ej»(. II
Vi') \( leaM :a peiMins wen
killed and about h'» Injured nih
toda\ in the ee!|; i m of two ( hi
eaco X f ast5 i n Sllicois railroad
p;u ei';;-r trams mai lure. Yir
piallv all el' (he dead md injured
u ere soldiers.
The t: . die th • - MS Dixie
!•! .- . iliiim *1 mu: • «• other *
mail mui *• . p • ' i mil, • im l head
on rliirtnif a h»- r ;r top
'!’hc en. mo •
‘ 1! .m . *n file I )| x ir i v*n. jrt ♦ t o
! track m«l } ti«M up 11. • : l hr i o.ad
V
-he U' < I.
I !u • in .t t-- I : 11111 11 . • >: t •«- flip,
' »;o«-. u -o <1* an-- , ;; l v r fct ;
: lV\i
*! r fn i ,.t vluun
•« * •«' the Purple M*mi t re <’o| P i »n.
Ml*- url flu * v - on :n.rl . V fur
- ' * : ' •
! hr* n t.jla n t*> i <-. ii ■ n *■ i ■ *'nt*n .>
| The 11 ’ pip Ip m, 1 . ’ nd .ID
I -
if old 11 u U'H • ,u P n;* i ‘ )
Dutch Line
Crossed At
New Points
F.nomy RrsnUanrc
Surprisingly VWfik
In AarFirn Serlor
I .'nidi in. i-pit. I ! i A I’ i —
1 •• in ml I Jv.-ight Ki rii|viv i-r'i
I!'-rlin 1 mi11ul armies -truck to
day into the 1 ."i-mile-wide ai>
pendage of the Nk'l.iierland - in a
thru-i apparently intended to
Hank from the north the Her
man border city of Aar|vn, -d
reafly he argerl front the soil'll.
’ >■: pi erne i1 .d';' i-n ‘ - - .aid
it* ' ) I . vne ' I f dip I )H frh ! i hjD
1 ' il.rrl Jtr.it Man. 4 •■. i h ♦ , ]i tt|jl**.;
t • • t I j *»* Inegr* | t d’d not rji rjo 9
not innrddy <•( dip attarkiiiS
■ • •: • The a, : •■■.ill fii -jj i pi
p> , * .i •)(■*’! ' »pe j * 11 Jig •: th ■!,
'Tt* ,
There were no official progress
reports on General llodgcs*
troops, w ho, according to field
dispatches last night, penetrated
the outskirts ot Vaaehrn and cap
lured the German village of Hot
gen. lh- dailv rommunhiur.
however, announced widening of
the 1 uxeinhourg positions from
where l he Vmeiicans first enter
ed the Heidi northwest of 'frier.
T 1'♦ * A .. < ■ r *da» broaden;-! <
’!•.) * M'. d A 11■ ,an.> hod enfer-d
Trier Tl A ■, not confiniTCd -
.n ir* i- *■ : • arl.C|l i a j*! c j ,
R ' ' * *? * *■ ' I - Ilfl I * * or t. rpr
■ng’v ■' <'-i: near ai d .mjth oi Aachen,
a noidj‘-rn kcyctr.ne r.f the >»ieg| j ip-1
1 i 1Je Field d l >j *a fches reported Die
(b r Hi. might hp falling b^rk [m
a major mand nu ti p Hhinf'. - *raaa
< • it;. !;; dps Jn the rani m till;; er t
Tht' -ugge-ted that the ricrrpai'n
making another trade of -p*- *
for time.
A P.rjhn broadcast, this morning
• aid a ferritic a°nal bombardment
m the Met/ area had touched ntf t
e\« \itipi icon rtfensivc. There • a ,
n immcdi de mTici d c -mmciit
hut f jelfl rii ,pa trim.. . , jr 1 An .or •" - '• •
'■helllii'p in tha’ -.erjtni had dr-.vn n>
react inn.
Our Men Get
More Nazi
Small Towns
London. Sept. It—i VI’) Sev
rial more Gorman villages near
raptured Rntgeii fell to the I nit
ed States first army today, while
it drove into tin* harriers of the
Siegfried line and undercut the
great Nazi communications ce>,> #
ter of Aachen.
X <•!’**> of tin* village were not
I' ii by -njuT;! • iieariqoarter.. \
r*n ; !v,-o;kj( i .t .id >np wm . 1. u
•' an- • ;■ •* f, I. >o r i life outhea ri u
Rotgnp
The ficn .in, themselv ps ..aid ,'1'?
\mem .-n.. were beah*g fm ward 'n
large .r.t’e ffensiv e ni flic whole
an a i'1 >' md \ ie'nrn fr-m M;o ♦ i. ; ‘
Ml H-'lland t.i tl|P Get Mian fl'OI'Hej
m* '! Kuj let) ,n Belgium
\ eeni ty ilencr I)Jached wjt om-t
«»{ tin news from Hip front It*
Tn-,";dpd new. of an earHc innirven
li' e miles deep Uyside Gorina* y.
northwest .{' Trier Nor was Hn'iv
■ny announcement from headquar
t*• r - i *i Allied progress at two nt-he *
points wheip the Gorman boimdai v
1 ■ ni been reached within shelling
’■ange < it the Siegtreri line defenm.
It was emphasized, however. tha‘
1 ‘he blackout certainly did not jmph
my i r>ver .»• -
into Italy Gothic Line
INi .■ a ! I \ P ) 1.1 i ;?n
Mu,. (1 l: , : O 1 ■: u
include evera! it i ion.,,
■ , ickeil : ■ a German imposts
all : i!. • ■ -; • thi- i .< oil ; I'tw-'cn Pi -tia
and Lnee.i and , haUcnntj :he tor
ward < dge.s ul t!:e oam Gothic line,
headquarters disclosed today.
| On the Adriatic sector, British,
l Canadian and Indian troops in the
I Corlano-San Savino area, advanced
I 1.000 yards against fierce opposition
| Further south British forces recap
! tureri two bitterly contested points
'about 1,000 yards northwest ui
I i ■ \ < t~ ' 7
The mnoimrnmcnt that Hi 'ish
diviuon including 'he \th Couth
All .cun. hove been thrown into 'he
line indicates Hie scale nt the eftoC
Clark is making in break the corps
nt the Gothic line in central Italy.
Headquarters emphasized that the
Gothic line is really a defense zone
several miles in depth, studded with
many c mcrete emplacements.
Allied forces yesterday had reach
ed the threshold of two main passes
through the Gothic line.
WHERE AMERICANS INVADED REICH FOR FIRST TIME
j&wi—_mm. ^ m aaqpB
THIS AIR VIEW OF TRIER, Germany, was taken recently during a low-level attack by U. S. bombers on military
installations in the town. Now, according to a communique from Allied Headquarters, units of the American
First Army have crossed the border and penetrated Trier, fifty-five miles from the industrial city of ho nenz,
marking th** iirst tiin*? in. history that V hav*? invaded O^rmyn n -
WIF 4 V JR
I OK XOKTI1 CAROLINA
Tartly elouily and mild tonight,
with slightly lower temperatures
i-i ti’e east and central portions:
partly cloudy with moderate tem
1 net s Friday.