qHlin\-I IhM \EAK_'tmi' asF A-n AVn;._ HENDERSON, N. C., THOSDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 12, 1!M4 FIVE ('ENTS COPY
Five Objectives Of
U. S. Foreign Policy
Given By Stettinius
Legislature
Meets Jan. 3
For Session
Governor Cherry To
Favor Payment Of
Debt From Surplus
K\ KAl.l’H I. IIOUI.WU
Ua Iciftii. I Ht. Id ( A I') l lie
N -rill Carolina Legislature,
aie, 1 iuft for the seeoinl time in
\\ >rl( 1 War li, will nuiven-' its
i ssions January with a lieu
governor and the task ol' h.xnd
iin;r the largest surplus in the
State's history.
(1. • vi inu e -elec' 1,' Ct. • '.ii ; C’i < l ev 11!
(-leiiin, a veteran leftiI.",a , ii., .
i i i.pair,in ,1 hi' <■;,.•■ rvadivi ! i a 11 (l -
! : i * I tlu* ! i.iiid, (.vi a .'0 .1 I- i u*'.x
;,11• s’, a.mill.null i ,y tlir end thr
, I.a (.III Pa 111!.' I,’, .and li'io: mauled
i Sp .e Slate'.' luielin d i• . .,1 ,1 i:11
ad,mill,(11)0 i a1 p;I. I 'SI a .-1 . II a,
( In i rv -aid in ; e : ,\ 1' i , .
, Ihi! \\ )i i [c i: u• 1 . \11 , via wt-a i
« i.t,•'i • i :, t exp i■ . am . elie! cilina
■' i itirni ■ ■ 1 < ti , : re! - a
di ' nift til,, "temp.-r. i y" Mirpltm pi -
lax du|.. .Valid
, pc.,,a ii a ■ anil!c Mi moi
, , •, ■. i lie I'.a", fired ii, seller, d tax re- ,
i artleii a! tilla Pine.
Altai" mil left tat n Row
■! a e ■ : rr1111 ■ ox ox
pl ••s.NCfl III lli • 111 .s lie ftc t. I * ' • 111.
!;ic lit | A A el, i! i! \ 111 I • 1. III' ■ 1 < ■ i! I \ Will
, c a Mi’ n I i pl iei ty i'! o n! .It'd i --
(t ’■ mtinued "ii Pa ;c Kive.)
( i C M. Arnold Asks
Where It Is S hat
Nazis Crumbling
Beverly IMK < al.. I>re. 1‘-—
i \B>—fxcnerul lierr> II. \rnold
said hr hates to hear stories tlut
(•(‘Milan defenses are crumbling
• I d like to know where they
are crumbling.” th«» anm air
lero s commanding general ai l
here at a press ernferenrr.
• We’ve attacked (iernian fac
tories, marshalling yards, canals,
I aM healing plants, synthetic
mi Idie i* and both natural and
synthetic gasoline plants.’ >
add-d. “We’ve eut their force
down to such small numbers that
for months at a time some ol our
lei illations saw no planes at all.
Meanwhile, thousands ol our
plain s w ere ill action.
In spite ot all this, the tin
mans still keep cn lighting, and
tin \ 're darn tough babies. I don !
think the war in (ierman\ will
end until we actually get io Ber
lin.’’
Bailey Has
New Yadkin
Flood Bill
V,' nmgtnn, |)'v. 12 (API Noi til
Cai'i.lina’s Iirst landscape project ys
,, Iked fiinti 1 development is prn
pel 1 iy Sena 1 m' !la iley.
Hailey said today lie lie- a i;,’d die
1 lepartn.eiit nl Agrieulluiv !•> survey
die Yadkin Valiev as tlv 1I b'p
toward a new type ul I loud conlinl
in Ins State.
• I Pel:eve II oils can be redueed in
the ipptr Yadkin valley by landscape
cai e," he said in an intci v iew.
Three wcks ago die North l
lina .-sc at n- was sued s -luI in elim
inating the “Yadk n-Pee lice i • ei
ba.-in" projeet from the billion d >!
lai postwar flood control bill in die
Sen,it •. At that time tie a m t'd the
projeet proposed .1 series d dam
"win re absolutely no I Paul cnnti"l ,s
inv Ived "
He explained that be lavored a
Hoi cl e aitrul project in the neiali
boriin id ot North Wilkeshnro, and
deck r -d, "I believe the floods m th»
Yadkin valley should be ended,
Landscape care is the way !l1 1
duce these floods and I think 1
get it going,” he said today.
More Foreign Trade
And World Peace In
Forefront of List
Washing! a. I >ee. 1 :i - < A1*)
—Secretary of Slate S.tett itiitis
today outlined to legislators f:\o
objective.- of American foreign
polity, keyi'.s'eil l>y :t pledge ef
pwst.wai foreign trade expan
sion.
A - si rt ing that t he St ate 1 >e
pa' ■ 'ai ut must move speedMv t i
put H P . t feet a reorgaiii/aI :m;
pri gran, I no secretar\ urged
I i ■ t • > i •; i111 • Foreign Relations
('oiii'nitti e to approve t he ap
puinlna t:t ef ix members id' his
.naff.
Ti • 'i: \ mg in the itiVVtle I Semite
rime i "to m nearing. Ii era
1 mi» ■ ■ , . . I a \) vy i m pari 'ii v. ". 1 't
alia i . .v • i mms sail I the S; P • De
partment lias tln.se 1 i\ major nb
jeel re
1. 'I i dir.4 possible slip,.i rt m
til . r i.imr * our Ion go al airs
I i ill! -:: i - -i i lore*-.-. si fa..! th« war
a.a'’ tie v at tiie earlle : |x ■■ -lbit
r iTHlU.
.'. Mill -tne Ceps lo prevent tier
many ,.in .1.. alter •• adoi y hv
til • t.':11 *• .1 ,\;d a His. from atari ar
qwii ing piiWei to wage ag• rre
war.
M. !■. : i. ■! -■!i. "ill at tIn• ea rlii •!
; :i ... r i!i , e: t ol a I 'luted Na
tions ' i g.iiti/.at ion i-aliable "I build
in..; ..mil i Mint.lining the i»< a|-" -by
II . i‘i n in i i ry Idt generati ns to
pil it’.
’. \ .r I mil nt I m n I. i.-llp • t I
|If tr.o ■ a gre U i xpansiott ot o ir
PH-eigo t: .ate and if p. dueti a n. .- .
■id Iradr thiongliout the world. .-j
Ilia! vvt rati n.ai dam full employ -
mint m "ii r ' vai a urn try. and t ■ >
m l) • i ith t.I her t'mt"fl Na
tion enter an era of eon -lantly ex •
! andmr piminel t"ii .and omaimota n
:.ini ■ » ri ing sta il.trtls ■ 'I I ■ ing.
a. Mnei tir-igi-ment of all tiio *
■ ■.•lid •!•••• "I infernal ml® I life lav -
aide lo the devel .pinout '>y men ,.no
V Hite; i i". ' ry where ol tile i r- te.i
11. ns ' a tree and denn rt lie way
ol lite, •: .a 'rrdance with the'r .•••. n
I isP it... at d de- res.
Chinese Are
Chasing Japs
To Southward
l 'll n gi. ng, I >01'. 12 ( A I ’) f r •
nose tn n,is I !*‘ mi I lie mirth .-!r> '"cd
.... mthw.i nl I' i.lay lhrmigli I'h'.m A nig
as nlher Cli ne r drove down the
rail'.-, ay in pursuit ul .lapane. •• >v
p i at mu 'in K\v eieh'iiV pn . m'-e.
ttif high i"mmand said
The high command uppi in''I in
tent upon lull prep' .ill'm !">' any
ir .' ,Japan! so assault up"ii th.- prov
,• The site "1 the Inn p ni".' -
.... -.. spread relic!
tin "iigh'iiit tins wartime eapilal.
'Ill,, pi ipu laee shnwei ed tin’ "
soldiers with giIts.
( >ii the I ight mg I runt the ('hine.
tn ik tin- rail town "I i .i;ill<-h '■ mid
pushed "ii i" a ard I.antait, tot na >'
site III a f. s. air base.
Then! was ii" indieatam whether
the troops I rum the north were dr.iwn
irent tIn* ranks nl these who ha i
Item held down hy the ennun "i. . .
but it seemed likely.
At the same time long hams o!
refugees continued a miserable Ihgln
norlhward Imm Kweichow in ah
manner ol vehicles.
3,000 Bombers In
Day’s Battering Of
German Railheads
London. I >*■*•. LI—(Al’i—'•
most :i.«00 heavy hnmlmrs from
Britain hattored three German
i a it heads and the Leona syntlietie
nil plant at Merseburg today,
while Hying Fortesses from Italy
iaided Bleobbainmcr, site ol a
Inis" German syntlietie iuel
plant.
Ih,. | . S. 15th air lone for
tresses from Italy bombed their
. it freets at Belelihammer by
instromeiits. It is the largest
source of enemy syntlietie oil
production yv itliin range of the
, .->in "f ie-cc, and yvas last hit
l).oilier 2.
The attacks followed op a rec
ord assault by 4.000 bombers and
| lighters yesterday.
EASTERN DRIVE CENTERING ON BUDAPEST
WIT ..I BUDAPEST apparent !y caught in a 1 . ht Russian trap and the Red armies smashing closer to the An:P; v
border, an idea oi the supply problem.-; laced in this huge offensive can be gathered from this map. \V: a
Ru.. : ! 1 forces once before appeared about to take the Hi.ugarian capital, they were virtually 1000 miles.•
fit ni * ncrcest Soviet industrial base. The rail line network, shown in black arrows, had been knocke : .i
b.v b"u;:-s and equipment was in terrib'e shape. As nter approached, great tank fleets ploughed su- a -
bAVi.; . their goal; new engines and train equipment w,.. -uppliecl; rail lines were repaired. But, as the R<
b 1 - ' they get still further liom - heir supply Capture of Budapest would greatly speed II.e u . t
on Vienna where the Hungarian cabinet is report 1 to e tied on Hitler’s orders. (Inlerni
Orm ocJaps WipedOui
Britain Won’t
Into Pacific
Vi Jb'.urn*’. A .’' .ilia, !)»•<• !
' A P » Admiral S r !’met I . . • ..
*• »mimmdri <-1 tin in v. I’.nt n, I ’ i
( < lb - t . 1*1 f M in IV In.I
IS’,4..in’; e >nt vi,>< tmn m i In* .• .n
id; lin d till ■ .1.1 n. IU . • • 'll I ';' ■ ' v
\V< 1 Id be t bv . ullt liH Ci ' . - i t.
'! h ■ lb:" h ad:,Hi at nr he hi.. 1 -
nu'l*t "1 ivply t I ,1 (pic I , HI vl i
Hit r • ;• .• : vt iic‘- 1 h i 1 is a
\\ iTc c).;' ; : ■ thr I\vd n*.
lie aid the . ice. in id •1
that the i ■ . t on! rilmtion i b n m<
eon id male • i d I h, a p ,.
ported by ■ v that apply arr uy'~
• 1 1 V'o ' tOo
4. • 1 i
[}*’“. t ■: 11 r • In i el that a v • ;. <
ti*»ii •>' ! i* e. in iiit. I’ -l it it i. . i
have < r a ii* • 'll cl on . . • ••1
my 11,*’ van inn mi •. Japan ' h'-~
penclc ‘ ! <»a -c. j) ver and a
One » ..*••• 1 <-1 'lid.-, imi hale.’ i
sea p*, \' r in t! v l’*a d ie [ 1 • • !>
Will m m tiiat the Japanm-c ! vy
\vn: ild • 1 >! '••• ‘I: to eny.iyc p .• A • i i
warship, bill would retire, the ad
miral ■ . .1
• i ■ etin
ser co ; i:i i. t .lapan ) wi! I .til!
he »*.(•( i idcid , hi ■ rair-.p' »rt . nd hr.
supply } H'"hh . will 1 »<V‘ HI IC 1111 ' '
.iCllte. i !r ll y -t to sill I| by his
ai rnv m lb; ana
Sir {.lii* .aid all In blur. ar
i; jiy him on depee l( <! upon hr- • >• >y
Admit a! .\dm !/. md-t r vim e jnr. -
diction he v 1 Id c"»{'• ; ale.
THIS WAR IS PAST
FIRST IN DURATION
i.omlon. lii r, 1!—(.MM—'I he
I lirepran war Inis passed another
milestone, having lasted exactly
one .war lunger than the first
World \\ ar.
W in III W ar I ended m lour
years. II weeks anil two ilavs -
the last sh >t being tired just six
hours alter Armistice terms were
signed at a a. m.. November II,
1918.
I he current war was live
years, II weeks anil two days
old yesterday.
- I
Enemy Resistance
On i vie 1 Aim Obt
Annihilate d by U. S.
• i' i 1 '' i ;U'.\ I't lilll’’ M • ;i 1
11 n i't ■ r ■ i • i!i 11 j >i 111 -, 1 it 12
( • !1} -!. 1 ai11 - I)lno(jy dot
\ a: a ( < (»:>«• of (Inline took on
1 t!i• j '"I ' ' •!«: of an annii'ila
t ion i • da c I load'| • la i*t or- iv
‘ (»(>>.■ «j ;!,,, tnd of rrarl; i:n
in, wiped .out in a
do dip i iY: | pi 1 . out li oi f lie
! .* y:e Hand port city.
I I > ■»’ I s; M ■ I V r . .Pi) md . rv -
; or i mi.avli \ • ••; ellocu a ..
: i .ii.- Urn j i ' ■ ah d < irumc • <n
. it!* r I y, ,i • ,.i;: d 1 he :.’(>! .
; .Y i p| " • ; p■; (• a i. h* 'poll-... Iy im .r 11 j
I i a \ i «in 1 .dii r . .ar-gii
Yu:! I. Lie i - ■ u 1e coast i "dew
| ( '!•!!!■ '• mi d k. • day.
Oilier 11• •»i the 77th. tre.n.
w • dr, d. lii scd the entire gur
j is •'« hdterh deJendini; Orion .
tone: a M.e \rilinr aniiuiin. •()
ir. la ensm.'UiniijUi* loda\.
de.se? ila-d i Ir.im: as “ol the mint
d< s,m rai. - Lai .leter all the w a v."
•\ nnihilat 1 I he .Japanese m tea |
. (>r.:e ••• . > : mated t e .. -at h
! era . • . .. R a' Pm Yeii.a.'.Ut'i. \V IpL- j
: AI. i • \ r 11 . - •• •' -ep -! y i'n-‘ ir i a .
• 1 • . oi tir . p "«'ps wiped i i; in
j thy. 1 i ap. I v d t.oit "many th«>u
■ . and. " . • 1 l:ie |>*>cket. I’1 a re
was Ii11 it ■ ma - i•»:i many c< add ire. e
c: ' aped.
' With in :.".en, 1 lir Am**!v .
■ rm • i o to t.h<
clearing the i 11«
. n«"a. pi. • i • I :.liin i liter ol Le.vle -
1 .a i am p vir! laliy ia p
.-.ede. Iiiii \rlhur i < pork 1 hi.-.
.L:i ii dk. a. as slowly sorgmg j
i !' . ward a ! enemy pn -.1 «m; - in |
j the n i , d r. which runs i: nm !
mi::. i• i Ba> • • •• then 11 h
I
EL AS Forces j
Blast Athens
At I !AIM I .<'! I \vtti{ j
I I ,.\ s ill II.- I■ i- imi.it nt
Athens t neil Mien nil-' ni |
attempt !m ' inin the c ter ni
tin r,' v ! ■ . i. i >
HAK | a. i1 ■ i ii' »\\ n shut up KI AS
i t intm . i nn im<\ m;t im tin' i ipit.il |
j I i nm a i.i, . ii r nul''.. In the a • rth- 1
Wt'ih.
Si . I : , I e| | near t lie |"'| . t • 1'
inf Alltel . . I in ir lit it ish lie.n i ■
j ip ini te . I .uees s\\ ept tin ■ an
I in:, • .Ii ii in;. Ki re in the
in .i in t i'l l' • tare iti neil t" (te; it
Ail emu ■ i I V\ wpnlies ft-e. e ••
nil in 1 ■ tin nt the < it.v.
lint i h t ustallCSl ill the p ‘St•
nt* ice : i I .AS I. rees nee'.pm-; t a
town! ;d ' '.fit a three-lmur cattle
in the
But ' 1 n n a I In' KI .AS a i -
enpie.i M i i ij I thi' town hall .mil
the adj.ie u’ • reels.
Pi i. tl. were reported be
ing drawn tp by rebel leaders, how
ever.
Tobacco Body
Seeks Ra
A.s Essential
Ph iol| . i >• - i ' (
lal A
ti’i!a11«d.'sel >ed t"(j iy v i . •
•
to! ■ (i n uim 11;i* ’ i t ny .t ■ i d. '
tit it mdiy 1 :i« • 1 • !.. |. e in i
a ’«*'• • 'la win
I h(. gi owing rnd ; i y al • ri\ l.a
an i .. ill 1 a 1 rV mg. a . : > !. * . an id
.1 ..■ph Ko| dev. < ... .ill , e
tai y. win will . ppr ‘■ - ni» 1 .
!< re a Sri:a to ■ ■■ a., 11r. r.
tire 'hoi tage. declared .n a . * i‘• ;a< :
that ei -Mi'rtlt .. v. ei < .. a ce ; • ? y
• ■ • i; t .
mama . luring . n I d. tniuition. F.u
!• tliiv aid o| tier e a; i •* ' "I We if*
aye wert. “hoarding.' \\ hieii 1 ••
t.nlmted to ni i < ' a.., . iate::• y
1 r* m ge\ • ‘ri metvl .-yn. ie ; dept ‘•
t • -i mit * reser re.-, aim :• di. r
. 1 area allotment- lie tii.-t ui war
1. me popo lat i1 «ii ■ .'1 -.
He pr<ip(>sod tint 'no ’• - orn1
unit he designated . the . nai . <• .
all staler ent < 1 mri i'lli Hi'. 1m ■ r
and a shied that the War Foe! Ad~
i:.in i ‘: a1. n an I 1 hr I )ep.;r! ;ee:
Agi'iei11111re i nr;ease t"I ■ *' ■ 1 ca
dm ing I Him.
S. Armies
■? •«
B
I x *.■ Vv 2'.
Upon liuren
tkh
i ui .is r Progress
!• .v,va( uy /umif's
Along Writ i ront
i* ■ n- • i ■ \i> \inff*
•< an »ii mi mi a nt r a nd
..'»Tis •. rb l a. • \\ ith a half
mil* ot i)in . ib.-r \ all; > d<
I • > .id
|
r» an bn ” i he I it mi. b »a rr imi a
! ' , d i: • i. tippi alt* ill •
I!'U I/_* ti Imi I.
I’uri . I * . i ' '• P t First
:<rmy i: - ..•••• r. i<• In the
flni'ilctl ’■ !' • r m!;irap
. a ! ■ i! . ’■ • i ii* i ;ii'll
i-.y v• t a, ' ■ I * v h. as,.
I hr .. .. a i 11 r' ’ fieil
1 F-nti ■!: • v .. tv.i miles
■v a Dnr, .
I < - • dr : i' M V P
mi: • •: ir t‘d'e*k v\ nrkv
r: • - . , .;|,r tad
W A' ■ <•,:»»• » < . t ; : 41 .i ; 1 m K*F>
.a ! V‘. ■a.' : \\ rM til thr
i iinc
.i l » n . a ad a : .a '.. a and
i:I n: : h, • \ find a.** i t -
.1 t* ; : • • i: l . :» \)n
* in Ii Hi.! > , I i.; I )i.n‘nn.
\\ » - i. ..•and -! 1; in;.. ' va1 i. Thv
Cl 1 r "..■.!!• .. .; .... . i wall*:
.'Pi i • f s I. ■. T : n. : *n F am l
< ;* . ’ Y. ! . non,
• 1 • 1 . ■ IV
! • : '• (a mi;i, ni,iy
i iic i >. Iliad army Ii:..J!y
mrl» > • } Vi: nn-mr j>*i 1 • a; up
t.u . .<• I ' rjnr i I tli.* .v « • >nd
.rid ■ ... f !•'; i • ti • . ; l\\ <» • at • •<>: 5 -
a . ( I *im*i ■ i' . l . <• al fi • . all
» ..mi at’ (• ’ u li * !l< l. i d
i I <*ii i. al »»v- Jarlii ire! !.!• !. .
;* ; o:o>. Un i . /*d it stm*1 «*• ;:rra
ia 1 n (I .• i. iin.■ i ait a lIn*
. Thr Halls
ii-. ; s* *»• r annrn! ihr
*-» •*!*! ( :» tn l> ! ’ i.; a. r • * !> tl. ti
lt mptrd nn ram a r* itnl°r a l
*. !•. m I »:'• i ui ns <»1 v»a > KiUa n
t. » d < r. a (I * a Y.d c»s
\ a. ivi
■\ :.(• I S. • . -Id ii . ■ i I
lb. I...-.-* • ' ; 11 . n ■. i: t
Ka.il.ru hr, hind
tin- ui. ' • a.
t‘l** • \ nidi! • ’!'• K: 111;nii I, ...
j. j' ; i i In- • ! ( • . . nln*ni;n-,l lilal t
i?v n.i , .m !)>• (mail:
Tin } fan! n d « d • t: * i i t li bn- (d
dm I .’him* h. hk ‘ r l S . - -
;. ; . 1 ( i • . .mil a t . • ,.m vV lilf
i t . • . . ■ *<i * • i avn
ai . • • < -U1 m.a i*
! m: ( \koi in v
I or and < nidimiad cnlil loiii^l'l
and Wrdnrsek. v: ii»v,%*sl Irinprr
alina > : ! i.» _‘i» m Uir <*asl.
NAZIS LEAVE ARSENAL INTACT
IN THEIR HASTE to retreat across the Rhino, the Gc: m fmcos . >ian.lin
ing Strasbourg, France, left much of the i c ; . ■ . ■ Intact. Above, an
American soldier is shown examinin e <>t the f chineguns
that were found in the Strasbourg at enal a r t apturebvthe
American forces, Signal Corps photo. U \ atiic "c.I .... .
Freed 21 U.S. Fliers
TWENTY-ONE American combat
ilicrs owe their freedom to Mme.
Drue Leyton Tartiere, better known
as actress Dorothy Leyton before
the war. She faced the imminent
danger of a German bring squad
for close to three years in under
ground France so that the fliers
might be freed. She ran the risks
to avenge the death of her husband,
Jacques Taiiiere, a French Army
officer killed by the Nazis while
negotiating the surrender of troops
at Damascus in '41. <International)
Soviet Tanks
In Suburbs
Of Budapest
s< ov.. b< ‘ i ; \p> — mi*..
v * i ak- battle i into i e north
Mi!:»ir!e. ♦»! :‘«idapc t todas,.
whit- ua *-i no’.-, .ml Soviet
<“ 'limit ii ov< \ -u.»■■(? past ».he
b'v ?» o: , ,* .,tiiui:< ahn\ «•
' ■ i • hi a a d ? -.i :m tisla \ a and
\ !■ ii/a. ilii 'i.m tic-patches said.
• * i ./"d in
• . 1 ) until e
■ •' ,i in full
hd-liii :einl"i: d (.• i »n:m uai -
i a * i■ sn; Ie*» «l J h asuaItn >
in ct:;1 Mm 't .j shori i.ai a- itght
n • !i,> 'l:t .* i .* • , aerrusPig
• ’ : ' i < - ' niter tank
it e : Min d.
> )* »-t ! I ;i . r :*i\ ii ocp-. edged
•*! to\ *; • ih: t apii.r* irom the
c..n{ south and southwest.
• ' .1 . the
c. i al S!o
• -i 1 Ulo.-.t
' • put
' i. an i
1 ' 1 ■ * he fi
': ‘ »-ii 1 i he much
Germans are saul
• i v: Mua1 !y the
" • - ‘ •' • ng a: ti.ncl
I a* o! the c ty east o£
’ • *• * ■. i a r-' 'ti! ai Se
-• 1 ' ‘ t it lunge.-, on
Workers Not
Essential Are
Leaving Tokyo
, I . Tkv : J , A Pi - Th.t- Ber
1 i. ;iiii ' -I < •• ;wu;ttwn of non
v\ r'w. > I row T« ikyn was
to ( the city >17,*
| ), ' i | ■ .' M i
! .1 ’■ • «■ r .-i! dis’ricts
• i • h:" ■: i’ll j ii i •• , ■ i. ly by
Tnky .
"Mi ’ i t:h- i" ■ i r nr of
I'1 n v ■ ■ ■ • • ; ■ tig according to
1 ■■■'■■ tb' I;, i !in i adoi asserted.
"1 with.' ' .;s.‘iid persons will leavt»
it1 !l■ i • l’uesii, y especially
' «• ‘ Id aid i’i’■ > ' . as wed as cliil
. ■ :i .a 1 • Mia mothers.
■V ■ n w ar md i»try,
• > !•'.]' e 1 • .kyo,
i ■ . permits are rc
' Neil her can
; Murker.- "i tin- e-. ntial industries—
v ali li ei'y, doctors,
< ni si : Tin i v il de
■ ti use : i . 11; * a 1 , • ay."
Tin least <: iting a Trans
hi.n ii. r .ii haj Amc’kc.in
1 I II : i ! : i.i appi .red over Tokyo
' y Iron, tiie
Hai ■ a. a•1 -, bu d dnipped no
: bombs
A I : . . , 1 111 ■ 'bits .VUS
re- a'lal m e:' the ' aoital toUight,
| c'r ins incen..;ary bombs.