' ' s ' N;nn -Vjirinjr Comnlctinn
‘ •■ ---
;>“lh"^lXS ?nal F,!"l;un is I’-ai-ins: eomplrtioii on the Little Tenness. ,. .iVe.
Bobnins* Mile. N. < .. and (.nv, ... Melville I’.rnu hi n (ri-.ht i. of North Carolina, looks it over under
,he guidance of Project Manager Fred C. SehVmme: (hit), riie dam is said lo he the highest strum,re of
its kind in ihe eastern t nited States.
Senate Unanimously
Adopts Press Bill;
"Oi FTTl * TSI
Ready 1 o Adjourn
MrvCUlirs
Already Passed;
1 n lie gin K*'crj,s
\\ • i -inngton. y it 'I i \ |11
lilt- Soli:) to : i < i i ijit oi | mi i n i
IIP ill - .1 V | 0{ lit y . 11 I'i oil I In till
1 I II O :i I'osolut ji .1 - I! Ill: -: n ] nil
tl • i ' II It oi 1 St , I 1 I I ■ I .1 II III
ii . Ifio | ship III I III 1I|. III;' lie
'.i 'i lilwide right "t’ ,i I p ’ inter
< 1 no. of nov. ..
Tito i iianihor artod xvi' limit a
v. ■ a d nl debate, int mod lat oi \ a f
!• i' < hairrnan ( ■ itn;111 .v i"illeil it ■
tip tor pa . ago fullnu mg • irliei
atipniva 1 !iy a aihtmnitto( i Un
Daily told hi . n idea It no ! lie pi'll
]<" . d grow iiiit nl i:■ ■ nt riidne
too nl' the new. fri * :111nt re *>!■;
ti- o ! iy Sena t < it la I 'ltd whiri i
i ' had drafted Itihi.-i il
.'text nt tlio i • ’.i i 'O
Iiiit till ( ’ - ■ 11.. i * ! I hi' i 1111 ■ • i
• I'fOo . ' . • Ini • 're
trj;r(.• i |gh; ■ ail' .' ' ■
1 ' galhei ing I oi 'i . m ; ..
■ ii-whet hoi iniir iilo il ' '
n it, 1 ■ ',■ any " I'.ui. without ill
M.iti ,1 . I ■ I'.f • •: •!
e ". i a11 ., i .• rhai g( . ->I" 1 toil '
C' ( In n.i Irl bo pi' .1 eel o. i ;. ,■ 1.' ■ i
i ii :011a I (.'< 11;part."
• OMiRKf.S I! I Mli It I «> < I I
l ilt: OVt K I ill I l.l < 1 MIX
Wash High 11. Sepl t'! I .M ’) 1 1,1
,e ■ In1,11 mg I ia 1 11 i "i ii' 1
I ..; 11 i, ,1. ii ■ fern iy ' ■ 11 ■'
i • 111 today.
Wall major p" t .■ , '"a 1 " '*t
■ 1 the way. its rnen'i-oi . .lined 11 t
H mute bias!.-, nl vte-g' " us 1 rat >1y
;a 1111 ■ ('ongr''.- sii uni Ii"(• a d
A recess res 1 .hition, im mg tlie
I iw-makeis from legi.- lative t ‘S ,n
til the middle • a Nm ember, .v. 11. 1
a I ijirova 1 which leaders "I botii
la uses regarded merely as 1 O'.'nud
ity Action was ei.;■ j'leted vest rday
"ii the las) nl four major bills pre
I'.iriiu; nr a sodden collapse "l Ger
inauy when the House -eii: t■ I’rcsi
deoi Hoosevelt "St,ala's : s ' ; s;is
1; 11 i*' 11 drawing the oidhur 1 1 f‘‘
inobil ix.nl ion ai d rccunvir -a m.
Allied Planes
Pound Calais
And interior
r.onrjon, Sepl i’i. (Aft 1 ' -
"I Allied pianos erosseri the el amr I
• "day and the German I'iiniu
bombers were again over westei 11
(iermany.
Smoke still rolled up from hie
port of Calais, German-held strong
point opposite Diner, ".laih i'
marked for the same demolition
treatment as Brest unless it surren
ders mtiekly
HAF heavy ‘bombers yesterday
n ■ (Trench coastal town u ith
upward of 4.50(1 tons of bombs m a
two and a halt hour attack then
'.Cord:.tiled e- t’-V- 1 ^
Kussi;in Papers
Accuse hiins ()!
i fcipmo (/rrnians
M iim'ou , Sr pt 'I -i \ T> I \v <>
l< 'Ijji ; irl n* w .p.«*»«r\ i ll ii t;
• tl I la f h I < l.i \ lh.it I i nm ,h mi
tie i it O'. hriiUr 111* n pi f a i mi
ii-r piminsr to ilc.irm all (*f*r
man 1‘iucps in I'inland < n S**p
I«*ii*i•«a 1 ■> and lni n t hem u\ * i to
the fieri arm\ hi^h rojiimauri.
?1m' So\ iet pi ess. .teePsiilii tPr
i inm.li u,a \ eminent ol he I pi j;
<>inn.in troops to eseip#- I inland,
earned an.-r\ editorials nmitin^
\a/i Insists licit Finnish oftiejaU
aided (••1111,111 oldiers in th**i;
e v a' 11.j t ion
Heavy Sales
Near Ceiling
In Middle-Belt
: , So:/ M \!’) II. aw
, , , , ,1 10: da\ "ii
. • ■, 11 , ■ ■ 1, v, o 1 • i 0|lurted mi
1 v1 ,,jio lie • : 1: o r: 1 red tobaeeii
in ,: ■ 1 • •, ,d,y ... unof f ieiai a . or
nged 1 a nd the 13 I -3 rents
i .- ' * " t ' •: ago re l ling
| .) i, a! had alamt Toe,into pound -
l! i, and ipiaNty w a do ■
• ■ ■ ."'nr to gu »d Hoi,.
, | i,i 1,006,000 !>ound . a In
. | i.dity, and t >xfon.l had
,, ■ .‘,iio,not4 pound.-, Durham a.
,,: ; lu !u 4ii cents.
John I. Ila/.eliiiu t d
ilelt '■: -,iii -a:d the a •. orage •’ !'I
the eeihng Prices tnoi o
, . , | 37 to Id cents gcnci a!
j,, i ' d jty a i- better than average
i )s\ rd reported the ip.aldy the i»>4
in years to: opening day
\:,,,/t 3(iti,0()0 pounds won.' on
; , . , : Ii >ors, with the I irst 33
10K pounds, bringing s,_.
3(59 08. oi on average ol S44.0:).
Common lug- brought from 38 t >
41 0.0it-- t ontrat-y to pa t yea:- .
.;u v.hltle excitement thl'nugn
oi.l the belt. For the consensus had
Inn'll that pr.ces would be at ceil
ing levels. All markets were opera•
mu on / limited basis, with lull >p
e,-aHons ehcdulcd t» begin Monday.
4* . ^
Auburn*-' I roups
\ |; | \ Suite'll Nil/.is, j
Stuns*>n l>clic\csj
Washington. Sept 13 ( s"'
, clary ol War Stinson said t.xla.v
l|u. | irst airborne ai m.v. b.\ hopping
rners of coast:.its Hooded
lands nd (hffleelt canals. had
brought the Allies to a point where
Su gl ided line defenses may o<- h und
less formidable. ,,
“Fifty pirboi nr opera tiurs. lie
told a news conference, "agam sun
: tod the hopes ol all oi us w ho
have been interested in devel ptng
tllls means ol oHenswe warfare. 1
.... ved d .. ’
Near Million
i 'i i •’ Ratttjr I' rlt
.Satisfactory lor
Growers Scilini^
,'i' < r:I at ■ w If a r
I If I t rent rriljjiK " lie]! the
I'.* i S t e! ;;nv. ■ a nci ion ,-a II ill}.'- . ea
ell I | ie||i 11 i 11 I | fill |. )• . m, a , j]]
all et her Mid,he ie• iI market ,
a ■ • i r 111111 I n .i • hi n I, |lazle|)iii\.t, !
ale. .. 11 per \ i. a >r, who < • 11 m a 11 ■< I
! he (I, I \ . Ill t'enn:; ;it dost' to
Ml" lllllhell liolillil ..
I . !is< .a, 1.1 ' ■ • I I,, .ale . )■>• I
}'' 11 1' 'f { . It . • ■ * * 1 fill! V i |1 i I -
Ml y !* i ii • ... • M". ..'it j i Miny v f ,
hi . ■ t)i! 'i . • '; •• d.«y\-, - ipf, a -
lion .
i 1 i i4 h • me <•! of |
iy ■ • ' . ni> I ■ 1 •: i 'limy ! sniP of
« • ' i j i 1 ; . 111 (J ’I Hi I'm; r . pe .
0 i !■ ir: tin -if.' i i r ;m i trynicni |
'1! I 1 < i;' 111' i* • ! :‘ 1. •put on ,
X!' nrl.iy 11• • i • • M in* ’ • . et . of j
Ifi.vf r . i, ’'. Hi’ three and onfv~ •
1 h 111 11 n' i t Jin,';. .iiH t h:; f • * i 11 i
I" h • ■ ■ i .i it;, j *’iM under j
<4 til'* •• I w:
On • • t i : -• » • nt intj.o < H ;
■‘ilt: • i H ■ u tile p.irt I
ot in i; i • I • 1 . • n ■! i i i1 11: of trend .
to 1 e i ‘ i . i; > i Hi • re liny mi prices I
1 in i : I . i M : f i . • . * Ilf i 11 ter.'.,| \us 1
"Mi. a m 1 mi : i ' • i*. .• . * uyh silt;
Ml I i I V . M"I 'i ' ' ' »-e , Hi"-fieri by 1
i>irye c" r,',.; Hi of ei s ;md '
Ml i)l? lilt • pen pie.
Tin* i »ipi • on • .■:'Iy s;ik\> i
i l Four )
’ WEATHER
M ti; NOK I il < VKOI.INA
I'arth cloudv and moderately
warm with scattered thunder
showers in w est and central |inr- j
lions tuniirltl; Friday partly i
cloudv and lint unit,, so warm;
scattered thundershowers atom;
the coast, Wi.ftilfll
Washington G rea tlyA larm ed
By Present Status Of China
-,y.. []:i: .’e j»t. .M ■ CAP; ( iii
ii..' Inline inle m tin' 'mi i'’11
.1.111 —) I i 111 >.|<■ l'I i ■ * Mil Ten mg ■
cci n | nr i uh I • i v ,uul diplomain' nl -
licials hen'.
I’m* ing (jin' ;tion is whether the
American drive j|ri"ss I he <•" lr.il
Pan lie- ''\'U thnngli h is month''
a In .III "I schedule— can open .i . up
pl.v route lo Free China while n is
till Irce and till organized for ef
fective re istance I" Japan.
For this reason, Paeilie strategists
are paying c!< sesl alteulion to the
speed of tin Allied drive into Ger
many. A long delayed victory in
Kurope. which would sc; hack llu
rlay of lull concentration against Ja
pan, could gravely .jeopardize China's
pusilion as one ol the hig Ini..' I u'tc.l
AjCou- This is ol arm o'y concern
lii i|i(. Anna i i-i government and .1.-.
army md n e y I'Nidei .a bec.ni Mu a
want out - it l 'Inna
Manpown i. .. litres to crush Mu
.lap,mo>e mi v in Asia, c-pec ally
provided Ri.Iocs not enl'T the
war.
\ government capable of prtwi til
ing Japanese w u monger-- and -1-:• ■ •
liis li-om going underground in ('in
iia to spring up during the year.- ol
peace
A nation that in the itnmedi an
postwai eo..rs will become a dour
nant powei- in Fast Asia.
Realization ol these aims is lFr"u‘
ened by the most compFeated set ol
military and political consideration
in any Allied war theatre in the
world. I
China has been at war constantly
l'ur seven years. For almost l'iv
years tin. Fas been blockaded, nl
oil i: . nif "I, 11 >i.) i * r-<rer>< I. life
h.iprll'. I lli" n m I >nt mg .. a ’
■ .1 lili I l: nil- I he C 'hmml. mg go\ i r
iri-nt h.i iiof < I'-ii’ rei.tlion ..hip "Uh
iIn- p‘;• I• • .nnI then lur-i and m - i
gi.u a] li id' :
Keonoime rli 11 ten it i<-i n I! i > 11. > ■ i uni
shin I a i:< have made 1 lie i'll
people inennsingly mi.'s ib|e 'III j
inn.y figh v11 hout eveii a mini m
ni in i i ai v anu- Tin y nr". in i l my
installer p. o •:>’ led. Hei-epi rn1 >
ana- I., m Washington 'o ('bung-,
king ha1 e done wh.it they pn ltd t .
... pi in i ..go ('li inese leaders, not u i
P it her" that the only i eal one
agi mi lit w ill l>e to pr.me boy ■.■ i
doubt tli.it the long awaded suppl.i.
ai e lea I ly .ait he way.
Such proof at the moment i add
comp only in the defeat . ; Germany
and tin' p. aisetpient transfer of tore. -
to tlie PaeiUe. I
German Ruhr Valley In Peril
Ry Allied Drive In Holland;
Reds Racing To Baltic Port
Escape Pert
Of Tallinn
Is Objective
Gain ,S7 Miles in
I'our Days, Wiping
Out Nazi Defense
aleaw.w, Sept. | (,\|>)
iL’d army vdorai] ; la nin
Li'ad. having destroyed the
nor! i;"i'll anelini age of tin Ler
man Lallie line in a sweep
aero.-, la.3 on ia, rnred I’orv a rd
L day in a drive for the enemy
P" port rd' Tallinn.
'> '■ •• mg "I th, ; ,| rr thrnslin::
’ " " '1 I! ’ l ’ i .\’-i i " i h;i.. i iplurod
17; 1 k1111, Ir s tIi/in ii."i m Ir.; t .is 1 r.i
■ R i ; » etin riis
f l-'M’d I;i ! m;>hL 1;g p. :*snmihiy
W.'I : ‘ • 1 r|.) fi • ,, .\ aronrl
v''‘ i p'Mrmj > *»rth ! r >m Turtu.
I .nivl-»11 <*M ip . 1« r t -* ? hi p ; r < * < * * * ■: i .■ |fs.,
' ll.m I ! I ty ;: I! If . i ! • m I'.'l II 1 till 1 'D UlC
.*-' >tiJ he. ,.;t.
Miisco^v’s ruijs Ihunclrrrd ;i s:i
liitf* to !h<‘sc troops tor tlipir
frill d iv. R.iin imiiriiir from .77 to
44 niil^s, wiping out iormirjahlf*
f »f r i )i • t ii fhlriisrs !»«* t \\ ** «• j i Timis
;i ml lh»* * miiidi 1411II .
Lcol; IMR t1) t I p . ||* ill II ! I s I I , t,1 !1 V
r *f‘i mm li >p h otn Kml.mci w ii
n'dv r»' irh K t u i.i, the [N*H i, my
hii'ht’rl ! 111 jy lliiil, .up! r*nt
If- J a : !" L hill/’ f h 1114I1 o I* rriifpr
/,f th° lilt Im ium Hi< rn f Mtinli v lilf*
• 1 tidil "': r' P.
' I■ ■ jn’• 111 h’. - n thr .pprr>.irh«-. 1 .
Up- Lit 1 111 |ut .. 1 R 14,1 ' v » ', • t f - • I
1 ip > • \ | it 111 f*d <11 p |r|ii i • p) .11 1 nu pi
1 L*n • |d I' : ,t ,! 1y • p .1 1,4
11■ 1 • : 11 n I.' 1 v Ird h. 1 "I, t.iiil; n)H
ml rntrv no n l. nm«'d M th.- run;
rnm.if n: • « mi «• . j. • | ■_ .,* ,
I'hr F*« ' *. ■ ,1. dti 1 - i i 1 v -.i! '* n f
nH thr 1; 111 * * G11 W.ir 1 ' , p r| thr
rh 1' «* I» ■ > I 1 p vI ii 1, 1 |■ p* 11.1 til?
pi. in.. I Inn:; .!
I . S. \\ ;ir I .<issrs
\rc Out 400,000,
Reports IikIk;ite
Washington, Sep . ..— ( \p>—
Wat r.isn.iH:. s of thr Inited
St airs n nird lorc.'s now evrrrd
1110,000.
Sr.rohiiv ..I War Stimson said
li>da\ that aii.ii casualties rr
port.’d through August 20 wrrr
.‘*.37,71.'!. Thr latest nav.s rasualtv
list totals 033.017.
The nr"'.' nil Iigi ire was an iu
1 ta'.a-a■ at 10,137 "'.a']' that auni uni'■'!
■.. igo, l.ut only about hall
tla' ■ I1, 'il increase in recent weeks.
Tim Imp apparently rrfPetrd a rom
pa 1 iii'.e hill in lighting betu "en !he
!u "a;■ thi'i.'igii I rion the Nnrmordy
and I’rittany areas and the rrsun.u
tion i'1 lu r y 11 ght m” as A 11 iod Imres
neared die (!• ra all border.
Army . ; 1 -11:, i11 ■ . together villi I'ig
iii' lot the pi'"- ions week, follow
Killed, at,ilia and 02,3.77: wounded.
177.23a md 172,0)2: prisoners. 43,
72a mil 11!,1111: missing 17,31.7 and
17.1)314
Xa>. v ci ■ 111 ic - Killed. 2.7,1.72 and
2 1,4.70; u unded. 23,8fi7 and 23,01)1
missing, 3.'31! Old !),.72!l: pr's< >■ ri'.s',
4,4(4';. unchanged from previous
w< cks
Gis TAKE MAGINOT LINE TROLLEY
‘ 1 1 ••-jvnwTOna TwvnwwnawMn .vwvrwv1. Atwmx
ABOARD AN UNDERGROUND trolley mod by Urn Germ an", for ini ci -lord
transportation on the Maginot line, this hunch of victorious Yanks get a
real thrill. It's something like a midget subway and .-■om-tb ng like a
Coney Island ride—but this time it's a Victory ride on the far-famed
Maginot. Signal Corps Radiophoto. (International Soundvh»t»t
Most Of Nazi
Armor Before
U. S„ 3rd Army
\! ht latrr.tine, Iranee, Sepi
I I (MM — Vdnlf Hiller lia .
thrown in a large portion ol his
ai inured ton es against the ! nihvl
Slat", third arni.v, and for three
days tin armored force has hem
engag'd in the greatest single
tank liattle since the landing in
Ira nee.
'! !:e nallle has seen the de
strncthm o! 105 \a/i tanks.
tlinti ni the mobile forces at
(lie disposal ol the (iceman arms
lias In a n thrown recklessly into
halite. Many of the destroyed
ligr tanks dotting the haltle
area had iint had theii nnmhers
painted on them in the factors
II is the first time the (.eimaiis
have commit ted their arnn r in
this strength since the lighing at
Cali s I1U11 nil I 'a:;r lill'Pe l
( 11y nf Rminii On
Adri.'ti ic May Soon
fail In I hr A, I i ir s
Koine, Sept 'I 1 \ r I
fireeU troops ol the eighth armv
toiiivhl lo u itliin *.000 \ o d «»i
Knnim on the Italian roast ves
terilay. I • u t rain slowed down
the tilth army's offensive after
t)ie Vmeriean lories had «ap
tilled heights dominating n im
portant jinn tion on th* *o.id to
ilologn.i
I In.' .1 p Ah' dr •’! ’ A " ' ' >
nil hnt} 1 1*11(1.- Hi t hr ! nil’ I lltf/P r
,md tin* Or: r . . r. r ' eiingii
d( spcratrly" '■< ‘. en ; dam
: . ■
. tc •
dnnnyh drier. . nit Invest
,i ' ..ill .<•.• 1 -lit ; A r ■>'. ■ •!
j;»!; a I i, and .'.•date it.- do
iendei -
A .:•• — a n i A,.' ■ ■ paint
■ i . 1 i . ■ ■ ■. large
pi . ,:<■ ■ San Ma. i.atv> ridge.
The t::Ti irin.v i.»\i<k*iu:.rvr< iv
p( | [•; 11 Mil t'.;'* '('1 Mil' CiOSl.'
a nst-ed i h ■ i ng - : 11
lew .lav.' Tn M'T’ ’ ■ -atoned
A me v in ••!•• • :• >">vard
Hull,Kll.l A,,.' ('lie; • ' I/ I'd >
shift h"'ii : < 'h- e. :<■!■ "! tni
Gothic no 1 >tn t <
Huge Losses!
Suffered By
Jap Forces
r 11 if-i: i.- Ki' ■' Head" .aiders
Pear! II. , .' ■ . S' ■ : I Ar) Am
(>i'ica!i niv.isiuii ■>! th- Pa n his has c"s
tho .1 nu.am si lho sir all and ■ i Am
g.au. mi>-' ■IV:-:! i. and 7.04 i live
inn Ai: i lia Xiaiit/ i —pi.rteri las
Ill-Ill I ha I ' V I. si stain'- is hit
lei " ■ -a Pci.'lin
Th- Xin t - Mim. iiii|iic spake "
"slow progress being marie” in th
In ;u v lighting mv il'.i- lirst Marin
(ii\asi. u an Pclchu, where the in\ai
(X "iiipiiit'M an Page i'nree.)
•*>
Way Opened
Tc Rescue Of
Air Troops
Trapped Soldiers
M ostly Americans;
Long Bridge Taken
London, Sept. 21 (AIM ■
iJlitish tank troops and Allied
sky soldiers have captured in
tact the mile and a half long
Ni jmegen bridge in a raging 21
hour battle in Holland. They
thus broke open the path to the
relief ot a pocket of airborne
troops locked today in a grim
' fight for life near Arnheim,
eight miles to the nor)h.
T he (in ;.i<«11 ■ link i attan;
him! and honmn n 'rum th*- an vw r
.1 desperate 111• mpt t » .siivc th-.ii
river dH'ena ■ lino, hut a»mo m dm
v. *■ ■ torn If nl'.s hutte t fighting h .
set the an] c.| doom on porliap. ient
(KKi 'Ma tey tro-*p:-. f aught in \ r [ci :i
Hull and.
Th*' u hole stak*' of Mir (ierm o
Ruhr valley anr| thr safety ot
their entire northern flank was
turning <n thr outcome of this
first victorx. and the unfolding
of a second battle about- to take
place for control of th** crossing'
of Mre northern branch of the
Dutch Rhino at Arnheim.
A. Lt Gen Dempsey ;u .a r.ic°d
• the H* a a 1. large ;t mum a of
the Dutch Rhine, toward th* w- i .
• mit . of l,t. firn Hm>'t( 1 in t \:
hr I airb'-riK* u my. beh0,ed *o
A merit an •. ipparcptly •••ei« hem.' mg
1"), of iho Hul l
I !;< G'Tnians declared th.- nr v*
f.!: Briti ;h airb* -iiir div.ro., ■; ■ r
I i gelv -wiped out" in dir Xrnhe'm
i. but it ■> .. brlirvrrj -\ ’ r.'i n
'■I r hold ng tiro, |y to p-ion ; an
tii -id' - of ihr northern ibrani h,
" . ' err , .■ ■ ■ roly holding • t o' ■ ‘
■ !•• cro- -mg.
The Nijmegen bridge ' • f-ik rn.
■ 1 nigh*. ,nd 1 r:-rly thi' morning
•'li iiii-nt- oi -nnv-r were n i In of th-'
i i • i. in o-; it. .ind nor tr*■;■. . •>
••• in i position to spree op th-.-i,
dr ■ r on .Xrnheim
Tor Germanwere t'-cr f-o - -
t ■ ri g 1 hr iiroo, ne i-1;.nd • ti'-.u..
wdil reinforced .- s.uilt hn es, ..H
■ ■ . . ■ ; rjii-irted r sir ng rr o • < int
top rec' - -cs ot the tinge • t - *
11, oi the Su-gtri'- I rr i of
1. e. in - despot to el fort !•• bt--r
"o gop mute mti. Germany, noi'di
• ■ i, plains.
I’i'-l ring of this ga'i-w.iy v. o ; t
jien the path n> l-'.ssen, ‘.a r ,1 •
'h ol I a imegi n. and tin- ,o inslr. ii
Ruhr. wi-teh Hitler -< irriy O. -e t- '• •
v ; gt- v. i r
Tite f rust rated eff<n-l of t .- O -i -
..is t'i chisel their way i .-.h
■ i. the west wo- alm-'-t the: - lust
1 ■ 'I >o oi a break this High fr< m -t
■ p oly v - .u-eomirg a rie.i'i: ‘: a,,
oi western Holland. 11 tu -4
no us.Pile oridges existed .o-ro-- il-.e
Rh ne i r theii escape below \ i . •
gin and such terries as were m o
e’.ition v ei-y .-•■ >jcet to hornoi'-g If
boey ,-i.eet eded n crossing the i.’le
: i.e A Hies at A nheim. nee i , m -
1 ■ -n is made i ere. wimid ha\
ad'ante only 2f mile- to .-lo, • |j,.»
trap
Property Damage
For ()uter Banks
Put at $185,000
I-'io-.ihrtli City. Sept 21 -f.\Pi -
IV peciv damage m last week's to p
sal storm in the region between
Klirahrth City and Mntteras "'ill to
tal s.!8.a.:i(10, arc rdmg to joint cs'i
.. of insurance adjuster.--, wi'h
approximately fl.a percent in air me
covrrage. Seven villages below 1 lo
gon Inlet, Including Rodanihe n,d
Xviir, suffered damages totaling
si:;;,,000, with 92 percent insurance
. coverage.
R anukc Island losses do not in
1 -hide damage to the Lost Colony the
• aire, unused since the suspense n of
the drama in 1941. which had suf
1 lered already from deterioration and
- suffered extensive damage to its plant
♦ l the storm. Tides reached an 11:■ -
: prceedented height, washing across
a the stage and demolishing tlio house
g in which stage sets were stored. C'os
- fumes suffered from water damage
' when the roof of the store room was
I faiti open by wind. ^