THIRTY-FIRST YFAR leased wire service ok
iriini l-I HOI IEj.AIV THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Shortage Of Rift Among Allies
Labor Perils Is Growing Source
Cotton Crop Of Concern Sri U. S.
Situation Called
Worst in History
Of Crop in South
.Mi mpiii , Triii'., < Jet. .">
I A I ’) A e ri t lea I labor short -
ape i threatening; the harvest
ol Dixie I ] .Oim.DOO-liale cot
ton crop.
I' l'* in all ipiarti-rs of the 1 >elt
or me the sam 1 story —cotton
ready tor picking', lack of field
hands, delay in movement to the
Kiimers. cotton compress shut
11< wn. and rainy weather, ail
combin i njr ' o make the sit wit inn
"the worst in muthern history. *
111 tlie Mi.-sis ippi ale" lied r \ er
rich a ai'i a- the U e: ornd -iie; tasje
oi pi -'ki , ■ nmti a . .a ..pite the in
tensive i - .iling prugra th 1 in
cluded 1 ( . u ij' ' inriii ' ■■ -1 ,-e; .cu
llies.
Stan- i;-.teii.a"!i . ipia I'M and
agile .it. ii- n iiiie: ; m A -
bama. (ti gia, A rlh l' , role i. 'I ru
ne.sc . ml Li a Mana ai! e ntirm lii •
crioi ..mi I Jii|- !,i r .■inr iage.
J )e, i m I i ) St e . :. i. -': I'li- A -1. ti
('.i;t 1 11 i S' at (' S i-'iie Lx! nsi- HI
Service, rid already in eh ■ il it
St it I i :. ai i eel (la a d by
rain.
ft ai! i i (' a: in': iii. :ai-d i i"'; ci
than Im in- :;hhoi x with the il ,e of
pr a’Hri ol .‘xo lab- i in ■ tine of
1 he sir i • e.;i ir as
Al kali S' i..dor .1 . ■ I. McCI'd
lan appealed to Paul V M- A'ul • lor
assistance. ,md i 11 n ■ ted the War
Manp eve C' an i- 'll to slop labor
recru > t i n .1 in Aixar.a., fm out-of
statc a - Tr rntv- . of the tpj
re*!- il ...ere ill ; were rt -■ t,
hr said d r to the inadequate lu.c.
jlow ei ..apply.
Bricker Pleased
B\ I ennessee And
kentnekx Outlook
Kn R ojto Wt IT ( > t. J
( AP ) O" ■ » t t »i .1 • n W R> t • ■ i. * *. .
( ;i "tiratro i »■ rot.. 1 KeiPmm y,
t i rood !),)'•'; to that State I "day no -
fort la • ca naigi f oi th<
\ re pi e ieney into |11 moi e
I -t ni/»!jt ho im . de . I )umoci a' 10
Tonne* -o • ;th a ooooii at \a h
villo n which ho declared that tho
nrnihei of Federal e"ipl".ve,. iiad 1
f»rown lp»m 580,0(10 inder the pro
out adiniirst i at : >n t<> "t h(' staler
me total of .dmo-t three and one
half mtII.on.’*
Tim Ohio pivrriioi rwruked ho
\ea . i;appy that Kontuoky, in the
♦ radit ouallv I )on orr.at 10 Smith, now
• had a Republican qovernnr, and had
elected a round Republican emi
gre-small last year
KenP-eky has eleven ol the 2T1
electoral vntos which Brckei aul
(lowrn. r Tho.ua- F. Dewey, the Re
publican presidential nominee, need
in order to be elected. The Repub
1 ’(••.!i.. lad carreid Kentucky in th<
1028 elect: m
As for Tennessee, which ha- 12 1
rb’etfiral vote-;, Qongfessman Car
roll Recur. of Johnston City, told j
P.rickeV the Rrnublicans would
“have a chance November 7 il the
1 Jomoerat • plnralitv u Shelhv
countv ( ATemphi-) did not exceed |
2-5.Oil) votes.
Cigar Leaf
Crop Shows
Big Increase
L.-I'••!•. I > 1 i f AT) - t ,:in -
caslci • • only tobacco growers are
harvesting the makings ol almost
two billion cigar
Glowing about 112 percent of all
tobacco produced in the Slate, this
Pennsylvania Dutch area's Hill yield
is estimated by Gi unty Karin Agent
Floyd S. Bucher at 46.200,000 pounds,
which, he said:
■‘Should make about forty cigars
to the pound and relieve 'the cur
rent shortage by 1,648,000,000
smokes."
Bucher also figured the crop va
gue. based on last year's ceiling price:
of 21 cents a pound for wrappers and
seven cents tor fillers, at S8,400,000.
Almost all < f the county's t ’ban
co goes into manulacture of cigars at
reasonable price levels, the larger
portion being used for fillers and
the re:' for the "binders," or wrap
pe.
“I; is M ! ■['." sod Bra.her.
Welcome Stnin^er!
Hi >l'SK WIVES, look . k ."•> nr;.' 1
The .m' (ire* the* conking iiVn-. !' I
Reconversion
In 11 States
Senate ( rminilli’c
Claims Ii Would
Hurl South, West
W.a.liingtnn, <)rt (AD
A Senate minimi tie in\ e t ieat 1
intr imln-trial n ntrali/.atton pro
posed today a han *>n reronver
-;imi ul’ all ([uviTimi dit -owned .
war plants in ele\ en inn t hern
and eastern d at i s. 11 me. >m -
mended large-scale imhed riaii
zatii n nl’the West and South.
The 1'epi ri .oh 1 hcse v. ere I he
stales in which u<>\ eminent-ona icn
war pla b. representing an linvM
nu'iil ul $7,1)0",Hill'.i 1,11 "I public
11.m.s. she"hi be In /.en:
Mew York, New .lei p. nm-yl
' aiiia, Massachusetts, I'ni.ni .'anil,
Maryland, Delaware, Rli.dc bland
l line, M ichigan and 111 in i
'The committee in lieadeil . S ni
ter McCarraii, Nevada D ■ ", n
Tile ntllci members are S natoi
Bankin' ad, Alabama I lens n .1. le. -
le’.le, hwa Democrat; Mm lock, I'laii
Demi'c at; Thomas, Ml" to I land
Republican; Ny<\ North Dak ■' i Re
publican; and Roberts'm, Wy iiiiim
Republican.
The eleven stales, if ing cl out fo
a ireez.e ol gov* rnment u ar plai
the cnir.miltee said, pr.id'a e li> |> r
cc'iit nt the nation's m inuiacUr e- in :
1930.
1 n a signed introdi i cl im i tin. !
report, Mct'anan asserted that wulit
the addition.,i • 11 i11 > s .arc| mod dm
ing the v. ar, these eleven tat <m
destroy Industry :o Tic r -1 ■ : toe
country and r-■<im the West and lh■ ■
South to neseri
These stales, he declared, g i the1
cream of the new war pi,mi an i
the imes most easily rec mvei i ih
In contrast, Mei'.irran id. tlio
western and soulhcrn st.de rcc"w- ci
a "di.spmpc rtionatelj large I'unilv,
of war plants that cannot readily be
turned into peacetime production."
"Estimates .'how we are getting ..b 1 it
1,400 pounds h the acre. . e nn
pared to 1,350 pounds la.-.t year, an
increase of some 5,000,000 pounds
over 1943."
Tobacco growing became a iieijor
crop here slightly less than a century
ago, but records show that it was
grown commercially in some parts of
the country as far back at 1828. In
191'h preduct'on reached 55 000.000
pounds, bi.t Utopped to :’,2.l IH,.0'H) i.)
193(5 under crop eon'rn! mt-i.-orey.
M isu ntier.st.uuiim;
Ut Russians Seems
l o iie Main Cause
Wtshinyl m, on. < A1 ‘) —
Am 'i iean el i icials are iicciitniiiy
mildly appi ehen -i\ el'll here 1
should lie a general \ eakeniiiy ■
of Allied (.’"operation narticu
lariy in relaiion 1><*1 v. m n Bri
tain and Ru ia a i lie Kum
;iean war cnm-Imh The i' isl
ituatinii is heiny studied in this
liynt.
.\i 1 .e iimitr lb • h.g' ;t him (
; A iru-i ii (ii()i ary , . v be do- j
i i ibed f!• * iu?i< d to pi.* < , v«* tin > 1
unity during tin* n it i ■ i! on- ,<>d im |
beginning, in which p .twnr m- j
non ic and po!it •. ai p1 <mii b ■ j
l"i nii d tin ugh » it •• Europea
Wo. Id.
On the -haping of * < ■ p* la-ies. it i
- ' • ■ ; tin t inii.it
miccc . oi vvu.de-. . : u >r!d p(*ai «• ’
lcagie* e-ay be .-t i,
The corns oj tin* diplomatic
prchlcni is regarded as being
the mutual suspn ms and mis
utuif rstanding which cloud the
dealings between Ku -.ia and the
rest cl the world, i'artl.v. Ibis is
the expecie.l result oi conflict ot
interest between Ku.ssia and Bri
tain in tii * Balkans, parti v tw*
Jesuit (j‘‘ i^iiiiriuT about how
peopl,. inside and outside ilussia
do tln.ogs di; i'M • *111! \.
By far flu- mo • ,;err u: ri » -it <>•
Anglo-!?i; ! j : it ti ! i ;m ‘
Balkans be-- i • • ■ • i! . ■ r i
expansion of III 11 ia . e .. • 1 l *»•;*,.n j
ci net rn <. i I 1 :* 'i ii .; i- i) ; i - i i-a-ile , |
Bank to ii-.(• cntpii e bit ■ i i• *, t Indi i ,
l r< bably b \ it d but n, <» ..prrtao
ular i i ii- i vntli* t n\ er i.'opioH.
i bo Polish i.-^uc' is by nn m ’ in i
tin* only such situ.at cm ! bn tin' 1
reported in.a .bur r nn i- tiding Bo1 !
gari,■;' arm; Uo- talk.- it (on K ’ .
sub. ..uhr« rj .cnj ' n■ - . | < • bd d»-« i.-1 i
t'on of wai "ii Bulgaria; the mlu’.,i
fating eject io > -t Bn'1 -.h and Ani(h
iean milii n y r.i c u> ! r*>rn Bulge' t |
- (Wen t :c -ugh 1 iw •• i . f• rj11 • ’ .. i
whether tiu-y • • • i •• pr m< dy in t|:e
e-vunlry .!! a r i side! • i lie d ot
of the tvp»
t •' V 1 r» tile lull I t !| d! p|- o . t . \ ; .ml
of t i e I a I ■ W h ■ i I : i nb j*-r1 ■■ . .
pc. twill rollab-.] p; m ot tin' . i 1'* • ■ -
. . ; \ 11 •
Vis. HI \ ! ;s \ \\ < H'k
()n I )c\ ck »|)!i)cnl < >!
McMCiill 11 ul 11 St!' \
Washing! i:. ii '1 i \ 11:
!datinjj in iii..i i ;.. I ■ I■ • C .; 111• • i-1 11
Mexico .m'I • 't:n ; 1 . i!, i A 1 ■1 :' • %
countries may in- li e, ,1(1 \'( I on's
ncxt as ijinmei:1 a■; ]’, ■■ i.lent l.'u ..(•- |
velt's ((a non ir liaison managei
The I'll] IH ( War I a In tan I. ■ el ■
manager wi!I reportedly under! b-.e ,
the I..11ili-.\;in" leao r i win n in.,
present work, designed t > i ! ■ ,
China's vac pn due! ion and in cli.ar| ,,
Chinee pe. iwnr indust 11.-1 ex pan
si n, is re aiT. meed.
Nelson, ’ tinera . pe to ,
help broaden ! be base a indnstry ■,
•:i ccrt a n I .a I in- An enean e • mines |
and in C!i1 n;., v, i;li I1 a■ ultimate i b- |
jeet i ve . r I I imillatn::; I . <• t ween ,
these nail ns and the ITnhed Slates !
He also may Ir: ■■ i pa t : i lie'
industri d rchabilitatiwi ol .■ ir-sear
red Ki.r ,pe.
NOpVIORE OF THIS IN DOVER
FPEI at lajT to leave the caves to which they have been !. . ng for f or
yo.it . the men, women and children of Dover. Deal and Folk • :/• . e
it...v returning to their home and great is their re mg n . v -»
last guns have been silenced at Cap Gris Nez. Otic of the n • t
pictures taken of a “cave-dwelling” Brit: h fan y, ir.v.s a
preparing a little Tommy for the ‘ day of liberation.” (lulrr, . ■ . i
Polish Res is t a nee
Inside Warsaw is
Ended For Pres am
v
Poles Struggling
Nov. If* Escape to
Russi on t erritory
I a nde n, (h t. \ I*) -P«i I ish
resist.;;ur» tones have given up
then- stiiicel** in wrest besieged
and haite• ed \\ usaw from the
(ii'iiiM.,., .• 11• i aiin\ hejd«|\;.ir
tors a ini',)i!.t »•<! t«M}a\. \ Polish
n.ihta) v spoke-man m I omlon
aid 3roian(i s new ntmnundrr
in thief, also known as 5*or. was
inside Wa i > ’ w with his troops,
e diary ti> ..ii other reports, and
that h*‘ we-.ilii i‘*sUme the fight
as on as tin i*v acuation was
t oiprI led
But 11 M* > 1 ■ o ..to i I'i *• -
’f.; i * .i)i -i d* nt van • i i >■' I .uu' \\ r< d:
led an I ! • i ’” I ’ ! ■ h report pre
Ullia : I • I ■ ' i S' )Y let Sp. 'll,.- Mid
latino d p *1’ i ’• in ■ niittcd had
r... iir. i at \\ a aw',-, resistalKd
art f 'll p 1 d.
That i«*|>i> * ,,i.d the eapitukd i*m
;. d in < ' , • . 111 v• ■; i !. v f "olollel a 1 - e -
r. :m'I mg . >n heil It t f K M •' >:a .‘\v -
!; i, a. d .. ,d that tie .;(* win> rep n -
d • .! 1 o • a ree . w e. e : i gilt it vd * >
scape t • the So\ let-held right han.,
Th• • >• in: sioii alder two months nf
cs: • d . • • i • d o.v st reel I igbl ing
.i! .!«, ete;! :»y (e rman radio re
t, 1 . 11 r ;t aunt Mineed that
• -a-d i|i«* ; id .'d. .and then : «• *• d
ej. 'ided d\d the : ghtuig had oeen
\Vd!• ■ i'll P- I di mililary me
(( < *nt ini ted mi 1 ’age "I wo.).
Huge' Increase's Se >ught
By Stale' s De'jiarlnicnts
All Agencies Push
Long Lingers Into
Pot tor More Cash
Raleigh, 1 >o1 " • AID The SI .' ■
Ach i.-my II nlget C":nmi.,si m >>• :g;>
h i nial hi':,i .n;: t■ -day mi I!»la 17
biennium rep e. ! - I ha! will eon .irli-r
ably exceed Ihe XlT.’.MUilM win A
North Car,Tin . :i|>pr<>|>i anted lor I |l III i
4a. |
During Ihe hearings, when ecu
tk'ue tin ; igh Oel'ber I’. dep:n|
ments ai d insliiutrins were gene ally
expected to basr then j11. ... ■. m
en n-od appropriations nil postwar
problems that we:.! I entail heavier
spending. Many in ne.ited they . ■ .Id
ni,time greater activity for their ag
encies. with resultant increased per
sonnel. The eommiss ai. emupr >'d
ni Clare ee Stone, H. IV Taya e.
Thomas O’Berry. F. K. Walaee, Tho
mas -I. Pearsall and .hums H. Clark,;
will weigh ii c requests and make its
run iamend: ti. ns in I nn l r legis
'ative i,.:-■,!< - ation m .January.
. \ I! ■ Mlt I'm* ! ■; i to .1 |)JXM r ‘ ■ '(f.. \
•a i in* ••itirt* \vhi<*h •*
I < tmli.iln! •;« I' ’ " '' I
All ml K. Smith
Is (TitK alU III
In New 'i <>rk (ht\
New \ .11 k. Oct. 3—(AI’)—
ni"r (l1 veenor \lfr°d I'. Smith,
giavei, ill in Rockefeller Insti
tute, was i • ported today to lie
weaker, and to lia\c suffered
■‘lit'le relapses due to the weak
ness."
Alter a Ull-minulr rail at his
bedside, Dr. Raymond I*. Sulli
van said the 1928 Democratic
presidential i.indidatr w as "islit -
feeing tri m considerable intesti
nal •■ruplion and a congestion of
Ih,- lie.h* lung, which causes em
balms m»nt tu the heart and cir
i illation."
First in Germany
Wl'l H Hie fn ,-t lie i i'r. i.ss workers t
cross llic Z:e.;::,. | l,.no into Gor
li any was Kalhc; ...a I ieuis; -r. Bill
tiimire, Me!., here, who wa
ns of a fnu g tea to lake ho
coflee and e..:s to the l.ghtin
Vanks. (International
War Plants
Objectives
Of Bombers
I.-W■li.:.. Or: r. . Af'i M ht '!
I.non \roei- i an !,o:n ,\ l> m II
with 111>re lhan . m , e :ut l.g
i. ittaekerl v; nd trie md
fields led ay al i'.i , ith,-. :■ (
Ui.i n e: I ,es a X . mI >.• i f iagget
ainl 11 one! i adt
(tb.ieel. . o- .nil , iei I
Tin* \urn:.. g .
\ true!-. !.■■■: ,: > ' ' ; ... w.i'.
rules soul. I ol Km
A big Gen ,m
11 .ei.rel.sladl, i I n,. I,• ■ i• A* ■
I bet g.
Thc Allied . 1 fens e roiled
•Aa "I i hnmbi i ;.11 n re; n to
till a t ter II A K \h < i;u ' n
High I farm'd ■ • • no : t h. ;
..nlight tram ; e. ■ • i n g I. e ay s
(»('• :i .ei.v and It1 land
Besides shoot, ng .;;> >! fi e
11 a ms, nine barge an i two n i,
’ .i: ports. • he Mosqm! also
i X.i. i trawler .. ■ ore ,>; > tin I)
i-oast and bombed a small tat
.n western Germany. None m
bombers was l ist.
WEATHER
FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Faith cloud, and mild w
t night and Wednesday.
ft 1"
bet lui j
1 ■ a. i < . . i A i ’ i A 1: a ■: 11• i! I ■ ■ ■ 11 -. I; ■: t',i,l (•(! iiy
tank a i e i : ■ >'! , r -! ■: ■ n'i. < i• ■ ■ ’ •. • I' i!: t ■ i | j i it ! i • •< I ,, 111 ‘ (‘i h t
mi; ■-.< i. ■■ A;m mi n ’...lay :n lea'. y i cut it., and . yi;; at cio.a:
quarter.- ior I .■ j tij.vji ni-itle Germany!
la r.iii a.a lie :.1 ' am i';tti r a a wedyt eleven mi ins
'■nil ami li.i iii.it - i: ■•.> i:.i i German (iej.-n-e..
House to House flighting Going On
A» Yanks Assauit Siegfried Sector
■ - I I ml 11, ! v, i m I »■<>.. I'li' j ) r '-j;
<V|. 1. • . • v >
Hup) i'li ./iij ;;,i ! -i . i! &;r. **
. v .... 1.1* <•;; ’ :•*•« i .. y
vV :*. n ; iv i. iii!1 i un*'( ken <»ut .i
chunk - I fi - m !h:< • to i. :.n •>
ir .m t111» vvc.-.t '..ilk Or.-* ii jut ic- 1
.i.I Iv- 'iU|i .t djiy .i .-iX-m.li ■ l« 1 ‘.
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r* i"»; i "k . i j: 11: ♦ • ‘ t . y . i 1111 >< i nt her j
„ , v in ‘hr Met/ t fi.uji,
Tlv tn M -ti my .it i;vk ivrtb *»• |
\ v'lii'ii . . mu .t1 ■ " .; rc i -,i :
\' •• !c:i1l . fd .oj 1 I .• Ul pH
."is c|et>»; c i ’ - n» H by • ■ - y «.ji - |
til lei y ,r <1 mm cu fir*
j Republicans
Using Frank
I For Politics
| ...h11ikt■ .ii. < ><•' \l ■ -• ■ n
| ni.ir. . \ ii it 'll, ,\. Mr' . I i.
f I'l'a . n pi ■ '..i la. ' . I! m.-. ' in
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M ■ ioi i -ol' s: Km ' : M. . :
Mil.,-. Minnosoi • • B .ain't
Anders ■ n I.I.I tin- o, mhh :!o.■ :i.
speeoh \\as pr:mod so,.; t ' \ ; i
,1 i ll I i s 1.,! 11, ’ , i l ■ ~ ■ 1 v j it’ ,,.
A paper stark as iho i u . r: - nl
Official Photo
THib idlest portrait of Gen. flwJgM
E. Ktsenhower has just been offi
cially released by the U. S. Army
pho'og iphers. (Internationa'■>
Ninth \ 1 r Forcc
Pl.mes \ll I'hiscd
{ )n (If»ntment Non
T' ’; i - 4 \ ?• . r \ r■ j • \ • i ' «*i
H. •■in ' i ’ •! . V’i
c Mm I mm 1. tl":
.1 I si : i rge .1 t.ie"r.nl III •
i ■ ■ , i • i;icv iting r ’v
■, • i ' :• ■ M 11 op- in Mi li
lt i ' ' Mii•: i :,nge "l Get many, tl
vas
■ 'f ' ' > • : - -in;tort l, nm P.i •
rilit ' m chid
ed a tl:,. mm i; , . i iV-, along with
ii.e ■ • d m mmamr- fighter bo t b
.
! u:h
f l.v.tig t In'll ' rst ; I iop.,4 fr. ..
' ' m ' a • . ' min , elv. Mil
'. I i 1. i. ■: e. i iigh' T
v' '< '■ M' •' '• m: mug <;, ;.
, . ui Aachen
a .1 Cl I i , tie III 11' is!; i)Y t a
ft :M SM-1, ' ' cc v
Tim • ''iti' ill. -, ii...j , i living i* a,
..cc .’a ’.vt'.i. a ii'ir.niH.tii loss
a ■ .... •: i c. g-ttuig III
' 1 - • " . '■"■P1' s o' the speech.
' ,;• me said t1 f
Me ' •• ■■■<■■• ...i hv Mi, !
.m.c vmi-. p.,i h finder
M ■ M. P .. ,-m. el- i k
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V t'a- rate "l mui and one half
: ■■ niing
v. • i '..mi m .dm .>Ai;,i)(11i.
Strong Aided Forces
1 Have Landed in Crete
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.' 1 not t h • t put I ( rtr. * • c Mu. < .1
rii radio c: trd Inrlay
Thr i >; • •: .Mil:*’ tlt'rinni', Sir 1 i >\
I nr A .1 rir
t t.i. The (ii; ;j:i j*a: >'.son :i Crrtr,
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act won C.i'c ..tul !..r main ar.d u!
't’he
1 he Gc: "tans have been reported
_... e with.ii’awing then : .... in.
islands raging thi -'uuihern tin <>f
Greoee, but there Stave been no n
riHMt.on that they have evacuated
i Crete a -ymbol ol one ut the Nazis'
1 greatest : lumph.-- ,:i too days when
Hitier was on the march.
' 1 • : f * 1' • 1 ■'>i • pniiiirn♦
S'ep '-p ... :i the Mi'diti ■
'■11 • id Bn! • i cimm .miins l.tndt d
1 " • M > : Ire ; : k I :; K.V! ":M' .
11 * 1 .."1 ■ P Sept ember 1 M \ yocl.
I i" i re. a it,1r ;■ 11: n| lad (_J e :■ n -
rad | led a! let rie t n -y <ij_g i \ rr|e
■ t .d a in ! hey ilia M'.iinc I there
l’> I -h and Canadian nav i .s
i '■ 'be e,• m i null > 'i " e tmy
I- in - 11 mi i; Itidy I,, waled 1 ■ • les
-m mi *! Atheii'. and six m from
the .'iiutherniMi-t tip of tor Pete
ponnetis. i was the first < • eat ter
ritory liberated by the Br.i n
They were gi en a a ml wel
ctr e by the island's *J,UU' nhabit
ants.
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