RoanokelslandAnd
Outer Banks Raked
Hard By Hurricane
Qpx-jr.&- s—-' " AWtgV
('Jag'-' llracl lloUftr*
Cireatly Damaged,
With Bong Bridges
I ..'a tii Ciiy, N<■ 111 I-,
I M’> l''r;tgmentnry report ,
i..m 111nj: here today from Roa
n. , • I .land and the (tutor Ranks
if r’il.ed yrstmlay’s storm as
|» mg i f unprecedented fury.
Wsli wind reaching an e*li
ma! d \ elncily of I'gu miles an
Jr in . causing damage to high
v a and communical ion ; that
w i 11 1111i re w eek to repair and
ca i i i’g t tie cr i I cal in.i n ry iif one
r in. ]/. Barker-on, of Nags
lh ad.
I * I 1 1 * ■ * I i ‘ tell. Ill f 1.1 11 I. | Op in
II i itm .V lia\ e been .n ailable
) . ii ■ ■■ (be i a11 .n‘ ay and bndg ■
i . ainer1 Koannbe I .iaiel v ilii
i ii.nl wet e i i,adly da nagrd.
■ . high .‘.‘ay bridge over the In
'.V.ib rway at C-iunfwl; was had
ycd I i a I I ie i\ er ttic body •
So 1 1 -ti i i i i Ill'll M' tvlriini I v,
I I. •! I : 11 i a i Ui aiV'ivi Island : n -
11. .. ii v." II n'(|iure rmi' •.r five
1 ■ ■ ri'paii the load and on.|y(.
K ■ nose Sound.
V. !■ iephnne and power lines b'ad
i! ■ the island wi re broken down
.re than 11ftt'in miles at my
Ml ad beach. Sr . e i .1
' 'it I a ge wei e shin P'd.
I • I teiard : tat ion., along this
eS u ol beach st'i I ts' ir i r-w
' .ml about 2011 pei., ills \\ t i a • rol
i '. ' i and tala'll to station.' .of llel.V
0 . yg t'-e r i .n.
!’ I'll V rl image tllri og,"a id 111"
la sect ion ii".; bi"'n ■ c.r y.
■ mere arc m. report.. ol |o,, ol
I ry Crop dania ye • ■,■ ;.;b.
1 1." . r • ■ a i . I rei eendoi Is. alld a . o'
: ■ ni arii nee . aed ’ 11 Idmg
• all I i r d e(i Si’iaoi is bill r ■ a yet
. ;rp i i, mod damage v a ■ d> in- I -
1 ■ d el.a I er| v. 11 j re An a III i *. i * —
a tembly in e liere, when
1 1 i* 1 . .tabed rb 11 oil the I rM,
. . , l : ■ , , t|i|. I heir imuM i:o
r ■ "i i ihoot o i t1 e m-a a tnl 11 i
i nr \ r \ I! glpcr-1 a a i i-a: i
n e -'ll Pa ‘ d the pi • I i.ilab lor.
' r11 i Igjhle. 1 )t tier |e.. • | t\ nil Ig'' ‘
1 ' O’d
Ccast Area
Lists Heavy
Storm Loss
j
' ■ icgh. *pt la -1 AT i "Ihe Eli.
i i! v- M ■ nt* ■ ' u ' 1 I ‘'Hi-' " a ■ l
1 ' M ! r<.; a (hr . iip :ide .* u'J'l t"d i V
■. . i f t < • 1111i t h 'I Hi*- 11M f 11 • • * M«:
i v ..p( up the *■'lit -i y*'.,t*'i(l.iy,
• '•* itighw iv r.iti -’i In id*r..iI'tt’i ■
■ml it was i.1 .liable (hat 'hr
lid in * i * ■ da, i ,agp in t i i . r ■ r .
'I ■' ■ ■) r ■ ■ 11• re r I ,e m the 'date. * I -
a.l’ 11 had n*a been < 1 ■ i• • h e. !ah- i
I ' minunir.a t.mrs.
h i ■ • ■ *i .\nrfoil; * .i11a- i report that
bin i . who witlihel I hi - naiue,
i that Ii'* had ,i". t reini imd fr*>m
' . i .oiated region .. Ite \v;i. '|ll'*led
- 'ying there wa ■ iT'i httle d.r -
n Elizabeth i ity, I>■ 11 that n any
'■ •*■. v. ere nni i ,*it*'d .aid ilain ig
( ■ 1 * i C at fey'-. Inlet.
■ niunicHtion - wei *■ iptf' h 1 v re- I
i *■• i m |h>- Moi phead City-t!|'anf"i l 1
■ i. atter i*• aids ot ii i i■ dr ail h*hir j
rjly hurl tangled n I'phone and;
t1 • ■.ipii lines yesterday mm . in'!.
H' l a t . 11 (,m that area and along *
t‘ * 1 illyitig PamlK *i S'.mid sand
■ wlueh wp.c neare i ll'.e 1 en
t‘ I the stonn, told ol huh pi ’ >
1 ■ damage and no death - or m •
i ■ • Die wind hit through Mm
1 ‘ d (,My at (it miles oil hour at Iii ■
i • ■ r 111 of the storm.
I ■ "ther south in the YVilmuig' -a
a.' i die wind never got abn\ c lif'y
i h's an hour.
1 oil Of Dead In
Indiana Wreck Is
Now I ota I ot 29
Terre Haute, Ind., Sept, la—
(Al*)—The toll of dead in the
hearten collision of two trains
north of here yesterday inrreus
lo 2!) today, with the deaths in
a hospital here of two sergeants.
The deaths increased to '-<> the
number of service men. all air
force veterans, who died in the
wreck of the 14-coach Chicago
and Eastern Illinois Dixie Flyer,
and an express mail train. Thir
teen oilier airmen still arc in
hospitals, two in serious coiuli
lion.
Bagged 160 Nazis
THERE IS a K ind reason for that
smile of Cpl. Earl McAllister's as he
v.is pictured behind the bnttlefrent
close to Abbeville, France. Single
handedly, he captured 180 of Hit
ler's men in one group at St. Lam
bert Sur Dives, (Irternational)
Hurricane Is
Worst Since
1938 Storm
North Atlantic Is
Worst Hit as Mow
M nyrs Oot to Sea
(Bj Th( A . ;oei tie cl !'> <•. i
A We t 11idian liuri irane,
lea \ i tig a I ra i I nf lie .1 met ion
i'l , m \nrt li ( a| oima to Mu. ha
elm att .. Me \ nut to ,ea off
iin) 11» 1 11 A]ain eah; iin . morn
ing
i'l.', I 1 ■ r (]ea til \V( re ;0 Iribut
ri| in tie' - tf nn along nearly
I ,illili ini!c. of t In Atlanta i;o:i,.l,
Win'! , cf Ad in 100 nilie ■ an hour
la, I if 11 Minding rain •, r i pppt I
building... lore down porter and
II ■ 11 ■ P11 o i: ( line,, and uprooted
t In an.'li lid. ■ o! I ree
I J, i ■ I, a, i ,ii r.'.ng I '.ia ra I and ill
tVe'.e i'.egI 11ir I v , ■ <• -, i trfl in ' u>
li'i ml v liv th" ill" a ;! .1 Hi:; mi l i
.a s*'jaeii;ia. r ’ I. 1 OaH. "hu h
|ll|t"l,,|| the nil" a r".i, taking "Ui|"
than HU') ||\",. ai d ".m nig d.m,.'igi
f. j i nia I'd a! .CutM,1100,000.
,\i I,ml a- ( tv and net abb'" mg Wv
.In I".' t ■ i. *■ 11 .. 1 ■ ■'] a,"..I a ■
I,., , Ufa ;■ tl a- a. I dan age M'iihi
l ani" , ■ 1 ,11 in i tl a- 1" >ai d "'ll,
,,f III" " "J i Ii i'C u'h rill"
15, a h t h" l 11 nit I In n doll • i .feel
pin , , | ,U I ,n l u i ily hi fl'm '"I h".o v
ft an lag' I ron i high . aa.. and llie
i, > Ifein/ pa ■ '.' a . i"l" i l'd .(I
1111 11y a i lily d" .ti nyed
i li-.- , il ( a ty. Al ■ I , aunt lie. i " -• u'l
,,i, inly, v'.i . a'.'.'a .li in .i P. 'I of
v.'.il'T ii‘'l' a" th" am in ad\ anrerl
linrlhy ai il. r,..i g Island, auitiieast
Pi n ,\i,i .u ini ."0.. and Ifhotle 1 band
a l... i I mi' the fill I brunt of 111" ga Ic,
hill It , III (■" V. I nib I ".real a .
hart linen an I ir ipa led
,\ m , a nl v ia 111" .mailer town • ol
hung I laud’ were ", itiinlll lights and
,, i v rV alter the . I nun. (' immunicu
tjnns and ti alispnrlatuiii were almost
completely disrupted and roads were
tillered with lorn wires.
'I'lin New Yuri; C ity area ami C" i
nic'lK'Ul escaped with e< inparativrly
little damage.
The storm winds reached a record
of <)n miles an hour in New York.
A lOll-mile reading was recorded at
Camp Kdwards.
Cotton Lower
In Late Deals
New Y'>rk. Sept. I ■"> 1 \ P' -C <>l
t„n futures opened five to ten cents
i bale lower.
Noon prices were five cents a bate
higher to la cents lower. October
■> 1 y> December dl HU. March dl .l t.
Pv Close Open
— sis sis
S A :.K K
Americans Deep Into Siegfried Line
New U. S. Landings In Pacific Areas
Troops Push
Inland After
Vicious Fire
Japs Arc Not Able
To Send Assistance
I o Invaded Islands
I . . I 'ac i | ic I' 111 I II ; 11 11111; I I
ter I’carl 1 lari,m . . r |;,
( A P) A m- •l ie,-in a anil [on e
convin'Kinu in the Philippine
I rum 1 lie , nut h and . a t landed
on I he I net ress- like P.dan : land
and Mui ntai t nda \ mi 1 he heel ,
nf the me t enishin;:' aerial Imm
ha rdment the island a rein | m • I ;i }.r‘1
ever received.
Mali i I ana many > •, a e
from Admiral i'I i > i t e.' renlr.’d Pn'ifjr
I a,!: ir .a met i ;i nder i i n ii 11: mil e a | land
III lo I'.dan ipoup, Ill 111 i. ]> _ {' i a of
Miivlaiiifi. 1 a !!m Philippa • ... ..mi,
General Mae \rthur\s lamia. . 11 : .
made .i -'ll .ri. i' l,naiI,nr a ,U ,r a 1
300 .oil's smith o; A1 i n d; m o - o
The O'miim;ii firrs, spue* /mg .J..■ ,• '.
f < npuc I o! !ii,. I * • <• | . ;o • j
n« uneed Pm invasion.^ a !* • : • u .
<-ltrr th‘‘y were arn.mpli . 11*■ 1, . mm
(;itmg < >nI idenre jn Ii’*' . ■ o•- • m
file ni||r-i||r.
Japan’ ;»1 ■*11 i 1 v f<> .end mimed •
aid h• !,<)'■ o' aded t . 1;»nri . y. o. !. fi
nd '11 ■ t >y th<- -TU nm;; ;i> i m ! h;i ’ 11» •
of the Philippinr .. In tom d.<y . .<[
e.'o ! iO'i pi me .Ml." !. .oil .lop pj:i e
and 173 -orfa - <• i i ill ct e d«- »> nyed.
Seaborn-* nn'-'! d i had .oTn'lv re
t'lrned to then flat n p.. .-. hen Ad
in i a! 1 hd. *\y ’ . ini Hie; ' • • i; i f h-'l
cpened Up ■ t oi'L i t If ) 'll .»;.'.o -Ill To •
In. with prr' yfhhui m 'he b--T.
in( hiding i-oT.f md Po }»|rf .pm .
of Anr.noV nevrot md m- lone- -
j!v ■ inrmi l,..11]o j,,,.
"our- d> f- ii o »ic iiciin Ip- . _
11 y ’r-.r.. n n • I .heP"d at d'.,o
r pep." \dmiral 11:; 11 .■ onn-■-ni'-O'-j
1)111° in -in"; p *i o .. 111 ] 1 1 • t • • r-•: hbr.tod
'lor' • *p;nn -i Hf -trongly del ended
reef-men 'l‘<i ivl* d,
' 1, nd 111<■ . .o'' < < - n t!in :mg a go i n:J
.stiff ground op." .umn," he ;ai.d. in
iira: jpg that i ■ • ■ o I, b f.nl . hop. l>rvp i
ha<’hed rot1. ■ n - nr <• f the 11nj; f. p- • ■*. -
ei t',! m jt p- ,t . <.i f he J -p • - ■ e -° o i) nre
Hr- pi igin d *i"" aiopinent go . ° p .■
to - \ o' ' '. ■ pi ot | h * * mnpdihi'i . < p
era t if in . d i m ■ ♦ < -1 1 o, V ’ e A dn n o I
T S Will-, in * n. rpinin;n.ld°r ot tlir
tl)iid i(npi11hi"!j, fin oo I, mdmg
foi e" ” Pi • '•'•mm nnlnd by Major
Ge'eral .Inlim f' nmth. of the Ma
rine ( tn ij
finoo .o n f I’ii "l ropi;o o ut;, am
83 7 mile I •. < e 11 • in ( loam. and
will (• lophnei v 'Mil off the 3,000
rnde-long ( *ai • In o' i land chain,
wtlieh ha. Iwnn Imnjbcd from Pin'
to end. nil Of p large gain i - m
NAZI PLIGHT AS QUEBEC PLANS LAST WARNING
WHILE THE OUE3EC CONFERENCE was reported preparing a final ultimatum to the German people a U. S
, l oops made further gains on German soil, the critical position of the enemy is indicated on the above m r,>
(laming steadily are the twin drives (1) through Aachen and Trier while (2) at the Belfort gap so,.,e 20 000
Nazi.; may be trapped as the thrust continues to the southern end of the Siegfried line. In the Ea: l (2) Red pa
trols fight in East Prussia and drive through Poland (4). The Romanian push (5) is virtually at the Hun
garian border, in Italy (6) German troops are reported withdrawing from the Gothic line. (International!
Reds, Poles
Probably In
Warsaw Now
Vistulm Riv^r Ts
( rntsrrl to South ;
I»riv<- on in North
M<> ' • • . !■ >pt. I 7 — < AF) —
Km i.mi jiiil Folish troop-. \vef*2
I'l’li'-V’ <1 torniintr into Warsaw
i>it11u■ r today across tin- Vistula
from Hit- captun'd industrial
a11nir!i of Fra^ra.
\ iir'ii’t n .p.ilrj-j -iMtr) fotjj* \' j . * 111. j 1
** -r\y .till standing, and a I
fieri i,':'"fhii -aid:
■ ] • in os- r\. r[early a ; tli° palm i
i urd Up bridge an the I
Vi.-h.iG <nd b’.r- '■utjine "f Warn " I
.\t\it} ‘i f P i-. iili frit r> 'j f 1 iml<\. t.n
di‘* tjMi • • . M-i(he Vui uJa in
‘up 'V n.. i rt gion, threatening t >
"till ml. the vlmd ruin; ot Urn
’itp. fm no..mg of thr Vistula Jin ;
a*-< n tnfi above Warsam.
The Wai /Fiir, reportedly nro
dmim <i by 111tier a>. the "interior
iefense line "I Germany” was t.he
(Gout muf'd "ii i 'age Si )
Quebec Conference
To Close Tomorrow
But Talks Continue
Ninth Army Chief
UJ
THE U. S. 9TH ARMT, which has
taken its place in the operations
command in France alongside the
l!. S. 1st, 3rd, and 7th Annies, is
under the command of Lt. Gen.
William H. Simpson, 56, Weathei -
ford, Tex. It was not disclosed In
what sector the new American
army is operating. U. S. Army Sig
nal Corps photo. (Internationa!)
U. S. Planes
Bomb Nazis
Near Athens
London, Srpl. 1.1 -( A I’> - Amrricn
lino v bonilit'ifrom ll d.v blastc
three airdromes today in lb" Athei
aria, all crowded with German irans
port planes i ushed to the south h
evacuation of military pci umel i
Greece—a few hours alter tin RA
harl raided the same lields I'm It)
second successive night.
Between 230 and 500 I'-ah" .*
anrl tabeiatpis sboweied flagmen
Ration bombs oil throe an lields an
obtained good results, it wu., an
imunccd. Other Fortresses dp ppe
heavy demolition hombs on Mibijia
fine pens at Salamis, on an Blair
near Atneiis.
Only two enemy lighters were en
countered, and they were shot dow
by Mustangs, which also straied tii
Athens area.
In the previous bombings of tli
air fields, numerous enemy trails
pert planes were burned out.
supply ship was sunk by war plane
oil lilt weii coast and another 2,000
ton vessel was sent down in the uppe
Adriatic.
Greek and Yugoslav railroads wei
straied and attacked wim rockets.
I
.Sudden Arrival Of
Kden Imparts New
Import to Meet mg
M11 ( 11 (i ■, .pjit i .'>. 11,.
.-.eeond (>* 11 < ■ I >»■ ■' c* ij j t« r* •; t<'* ■ 1
f lu -i- tOUlnlTOW, bill I hi ii'lil'l
pare of (lie u;i r ill I'. 11 ri>I" ina \
jink) I’h i> I * ■ 111 j;' ‘ ■ * ' a in
I’rinii' Mini.-.Or < liurrliiii 11a
furl lier c< lit f i1 r‘ nee ..
1 tri.i ■. |, K . i I , pi ■ - • i' n i ■ ■ <
f ^ V V . I . i ■!< j« 1 *1< . «,-11 tl 1.1 I t’ <
.j-ii' • itp m then '■ i•' i) 1 y ? *ip
' V- •11 n .4 > <y Mi u Mr U. ‘ p .n
Mr. ( 'I:Hi ' lull ' ll! riot nji*' ' , 1 ■
elude t- une»rt ■ w• their emit *_■ i * ’ • •
! r >ii* !>'■’< lie 'eid.
Evrn ;»I ter tnnv*n #e * it < ■ ■
v. ind -up, l'i-u J v . < id. - n 11. i 11 y on I
I will nilltlll • • ’ ll oir : i t not !.o H1 1
'•elf ;»nd f. ’hni oiu 11 t•.»I., ■ ■ ..• «’
• " ith A U111' - U V Kde| i, B
* it mini h , 1 i i11 Alii * i ' ' ■ i1 •!
I The t;iot thal A hind tr ■ ; m- i igpt
in; 1 11 1 -• ) ni ''
• ;e I he re;t.:< m I’m file n l ■ • i '• In;
I In* t hv< iU;d11 h h n him y 11 ;; ’ ■ *• r 1 : !
| - iopt 11, pro t-ufo uppo ,i o. i - u th*
; (i'Tiii.iii |>* 'Id if.• I woop_ 11 . no.- I|h
j Au-'.i ■ ir1111*■* • hie r been < min'd
Whether U. S. St r,H;ny t S'-d.
1 f ( i rl*• 11 Hull would t 'Mow I- den I
Quo’bf " • • ' ’ Hull t )U
I w.'l .hliupol: I o| . .1 t * * i .. } ' h.id !•• • pl.tll
- to O'lll*: ||‘ . o.
Germans Raze
Brest Before
Surrendering
1 _
I
I.ondon, Sept. 1—i .M'i -Mr;
Lest mg the fall ol Hirst was near,
the tinman radio said today that
i | the Nazi commander had mes
| saged Hitler that the siege had
reached its climax, with all lor
i Jifications destroyed and the gar
rison lighting “to Jin' last with
I only a few guns.
I | * Kings rai;e ol th* .■»( nci
•• | n si message ...ml. “All hi; u th*
i I harbor Inr- e :>• i’n .n,ttied All in -
- stidu’i'ais have i>or• • dosti y»-d. I he
i invadem will find only ruin . Tr
the '.stern part o! the loriie -. -
C'-.'d nests ol resistance are holdiu.
out All approaches to th** h*i >1
1 | t:ic town have been mined Tru
r| . r'i i("ii :s s uceedt'd in \ or, .m in;.
|a Cr n si rot apoint in tins part ol
n i ., , • *
| tlie 11'v•11.
V | •; eM is son miles behind ari
s I \ iif «> Allied lines in Gem* me, am
- has been besieged fur map Ilian .
r ; nvmth. A city ol 8(1,000 and th<
I l<u r:h largest French port. we:
e , use-1 as a debarkation port by iht
; A neriean army in li>*• last w n.
I
Nancy And
Maastricht
Are Taken
Gormans Admit Loss
Of !>ir; Strongholds
Upon Their Borders
London, Si j»t. ) - (API —
llm nil' "I Nancy and Mini -
!riclit. . t I'onjrhold' at opposite
! ends "i a I Kh-mile fj■<,nt, fell
| today to the hattenny offensive.
of American annir., which had
driven wit It hatfcriiijg force into
the depths of the Scpfricd line
at three places.
N.me.v, .1 i i ;• i d Ks ouch bn -i.. in o
11? i .'Mo i : i • i i ■ in.. '! tile Men rl " ?
'"I. I : c -VI"/e| |e, I'll
," 'si ■ iiihere, i.ii -i.i ,uni "l Li G‘o
tv loin thu d ai my ; j a m . K.W’t
M i;i st: l<■ 111, Netherlands city gum d_
• lie the Mouse eanni. vvnero ttie Go, -
iiijii." made their cru.'sing mt" Hel
en :n ill 19411 1't'll during fin re
;uniot'.ai11"iis ■ Gni man defense
. i"i'th ol half-ciKireled Aachen, to*
: in high eon i md atnnuineod
Nancy. I till 1 "y I !• :mee and tie.
1 a i r ceiii' Fi rueii reslshiMe trail
neient linn.', and ai the fir.;
; World War, ;■ Ilf! miles front ’.i'e
■ Nli i i ."'i,cv" -mt: "I Ui‘- While
T1 O' riivni.. ‘ lit. liad l i.'i'i" 'cl
tin- j ' ' ■!! : m ■ i w el''Sing u ai
• the 1 1 I'lidi ■ rim ing the night
] am I ured .".tre* 1 v a hot a . nti \ • -
, I, ,' ;;*■ 11'' I 0 i h'd ''; I■ ",iy 11 a jrej
1 :ii'" the heart -it the ' ; Idly-colel us a. -
ing city.
A ,a I a Gen H"dgoi,' ' nn'»a
’ .1 . jij ,t .iVtt.Y, HblCn C'l'n ;>9rl ' i j
of fire I )'ltd-1 . r.rt- u
! .j! . i L' r 'i‘‘i f.i y. •• as nd by Mu*
(.. i . , u. Im’ c ad' uri' ed -i , ">i.
; ] J i ••• . i t if he j t 'b 'b'- n, ii; Mt /
■'ii i .; tup ’ v r-c p t j 11 •»fig I ] /.I . j ;. -
t'lit. , c• ty of 76.600.
Aadlr'P. 'Hviri .f rt jiloj-y fj)r 1 } • *!*;!
*' « AnV’i "• u • ' li'’ had H Tnc°d 1 *
Jr mi . vifbm 4 mile of the nty 1'r*»ia
t .f .,i»nfh • 11■ i . >iithen-u, tbie.it
‘Hirb v Mi .ii f'r. • nrlcmcnt sirh <•
t'*bph'1 Mnnov.
biouth '•( A ifivn, citadel t,,'r> " i.LCj
ii tUi- (,cI '■1 »ij lifni!ter, the 6b'>
.1: if j 11:111 cd tlir •' i!! P r i r a! N nm
n ry f > 1 1 j- rro., ill t C> V.'Cd
in Mm Siegfried line.
AJlicb *i:4■ •’ui';ri!icnt_• and dispa1 -
, j t • • penetrations Trom t *'a
• , . :.;nt mil* .if ep and -t \ 1 • nnv?
ip. > id'- imp a tj)c’;i eompletriv
Mil :gh M"- i H -.1 b^It Ot t "Ttli icaM'’
bud b-'en n ade in the line to” «r.i
tup -ii ip ! ( ' >!<•£( r- .jnd ('« bleu/.,
i'hp \ Iipi i' n ■ ’a/e-rr rup'taiix’nT;
• u tb» ir 11 *,nu nduu .ulvuntMgp :n
i.p jiw" < i- .11r ng 'Ip f)o-m»)e
1; - g» •-'«t. iibiru ;tji’' u H fmm A
'Hu fan llu • tf nt. • ime »>f Lt. Gen.
M'.'ig* u V'UN • bail bitten into M e
iipfl lin * * and n»pn-, were de
16 • v* I v 1' ■ t t!u ii. buidec.
Nazis Attack
Finn Island
In Defiance
• ' ' r : ii1 ■! 11 , >‘| 11 ; i — I A p i — Thy
K• i•» .! i is ■<! ■ ' ■ ' i today lii -l 11■ ■ • < ,«■
illoo . I la'll I | i.l id | |Pl 111 . iv. ;
■ in ’-'ii i- isterii :. ni. at'.-tcM Mr
i‘ i I' - M I .ia I; I I III I 11 M £ I ;l M(1 • I | 11 y
H i i mill ;111<’i• a v. Totidei 'ilijiiia
- 1 l il i.v roj.„ ;ed.
• ' Finnish r. one nitiuo said ti-,‘> •,«.
.as were i'1'pellerl. oxeent • o
I" '"line tin mopping ip et ih»
v.'i-.i'< Gem.on bridgehead is ; oi ,u_
ins this ‘iu'1-ninfT.”
I 1 o 1 ’.01 e ail all ark v. Ih pie ;ie -I
! * ok .»i I lost11 i t ios brlu c.-n the
' I/.- "id Finns since the Finns , ■
di|.ln;.iat ii rel:; l ions \\ i*h (n ie ■
■ oii l oi del ed the Germans to !c,p °
I ■ o, . 11 id by Si 'pt i a; !ht J 5
I lie garrisoned island i.> 11 • i > ■ tin!
; a-- ,i eon11 "I point loi f Ji- i. ,,n ; i_
" op’s io lilmUade the Hu., ion Mo"
Iti . a et. The island also n,is . i
(('onlinuefl in Page Fm. r.)
Demand Light
Among Stocks
New York, Sept. 1.5—(A.P)-—Kto«Js.
motors and rubbers led the stock
market on a selective comeback to
1 day, although demand was light.
Improved were U. S. Steel. U. S.
* Rubber. Douglas Aircraft and South
, ern Railway,
SAMPLES OF ADOLF'S FAITHFUL
JHL 1
THIS IS NOT A SCENE from some fantastic satire or masquerade. These
are Belgians who chose to work with Hitler's Gestapo against their own
people and they are being held for treason by the F.I.N. (Front Inde
pendent of Namur). The man kneeling is the M ivor of Olloy, Belgium.
And that little fellow at the right who looks like an old tune Keystone
comedy actor w..a a very ftcuve traitor. (InWriiauonuii
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«VFAIHH<
FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Tonight dear and slightly
eonler, followed by dear to
partly cloudy, with moderate |
temperatures Friday. •