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TilΙΓνΤV SECOND YEAR ïtettïtersmt Bailg Itapatrh II. AS.-·' >ι I ,\' HENDERSON, N. C., THURSDAY AFTERNOON, EEI.RUARY 8, 1!> i I iihl i II·..· I . E.\ ' ' I ' 'J FIVE ce: ts copy Berlin In Panic As Reds Near + -àr + + -k- A i Β Ι J&* © λ Vf' ,ρ» ^ a a » ί * >·. SL* " •^6% Sti ay As \ ank I'aratrnpe rs Shut Manila 1 rap ι " \Κ Γ.\τ:.\ THOOI'KKS SHUT MANILA i'UAl (Λ >L 1 tr >m iht'ii transport pl.inos t !·>,.! |>:·:·..i ··»· : 11·|)·1. :ι<· M I. . il. in : : ('.*· i : • i Manila fπ -in the . ' ι > cd in ilic Manila area between Ëii'heibergei s 8tii Αι chiving d-'Wti ii in Lingaycn Cî'-i: L' s r Β <hrdlu 1 ! : :> Γ. S. Ail'l i >■· 11 \ · ι : .1 'Uic • !.. Kirholbt. ·· .·'- ' ·>·.< advanrinji jaw cf the giànt squeeze on Japanese invaders the 13a! n.ua- i I ; ι . fitίι ,·':!·ι. ( lut ·. It: ' -ι',al SminclpholO) Bills Would Set Liability In Accidents Afiects Automobile Drivers; Now Plan I ο fix leather Pay ••II·»». Foi). <!. ι λ ι ' ' s; ·: : ho ; ! :Ot< II- ®. f: . :i !i - . > 'Vide ;ι I mallei.. ' ι ·. · ; ■ ι · ι Γι:;. ·· ι rin;; accidents \\ «. ι c 11. ! π > : ■ ti : h tin· |i'ui>l;i(nt ο t'«l;i.v : ν Ι!>· • ;·.iti\'o Iicli;o:\ < a ί :..μη·; ..h oi m· lli.\ .· Κ.· ι ' '•ι . in1 ni' i'(t ii: ill ci., ·> :iïi· ■ (·I . ι li· ι -1 $2 I h. · ; ι ί iui : ι 11 1 ο .!.ι· : ι ·; ■· . acceptable financial settlement : I. II'C for till ' 1 . .. . If' itldll 'it fill· . 11(1 «1. I " 11 - until .· uch ρ.'Υΐ'.'Ίΐι n.adc accidents would have tu he !ι··Ι wiUiin Ι.' I Ιι·>ui V "I 1 - · , ι \\ ,il·' \\ I : ι 111 ; ι ! : ί : ;. ι : ·i f· with fines of from Si!·7) to S5O0, m "iimint ι * ι 11 uni t ι '·. .··>·.:> . n.nt 11 Mil ut un 1 ;.· St": i!n: ! <k ι η of Ι'Ί'.ιι ι k li : ι . 11 · ί I !■ · ■ >' ο e Mosetey of Guilford would de ■ " it a St.-to I olicy tii.it : li\ •I loa.-hor and j t inn ·.! . 1 >rie: ■ i'ii i.i' U'ft lu tin· Ma 11* I ι.· π· > -t ί .iti Ί1. 'I'ii.' 11! t nt uj>; n>;· ■ 1 -1 ! I now 11 \< tin· ι ■ ;> ·■·<'· ' ■ ίο· 11!. ι lîiutt ;.i ·<> 1111111 I ■ r1 "· : ■ ' t-irtins ••■alary of sI.I·' ' :> >v,i. i··: Λ load'.ors .'r.d sl.aia . >··..: for Class A teachers with nine years • sperienco. Salaries in other classes Γ.1 correspond. Senator O'Berry of Wayne intro oc a hill to «'.-t.il> ί 1 ■ an in. Mtu· t. ' " ho known as tin· Nr.'.ro d,oi>l a leoble-milided chiidrt·::. It wuald 11 'ilacod under direct; ίι ul tin pilais hoard ul control and hi :■·■ rvist'd by a board ol diivciur. '■'· ii h could acquire properly hut λ ο no fir.anci 11 ο·>ηιΐι.ι : '■ :ont.- a ί permanent improvements until ρ ion is made by the State. l'!.« ' "aid would have autlnirity to . - loct the site for the school Game Bill Is Described As Plain Politics Haleigh, Feb 8.— (ΛΡ) J. Wilblii Hunn, of Raleigh, member of the Hoard ui Conservation and Develop. ; 1 '1 ηt. said today a proposal to re move the division of game and in '•"lil fisheries from the departmeiv is "the smoothest political mine evei .stalled in North Carolina He added that it >va- start id bj John Chalk, former commissioner ο game and inland fisheries, who, ht •said, "drew or assisted in drawinj the present game law." Rutin's statement was made betori a five-man commission named at tin request of Governor Cherry to eon the separation plan. The com mis.Mun is now conducting hearing: to determine merits of the proposal "This political maneuver," sail * w ashing ton Expects Bk Three Program Coming Week-End Death Knell Sounded For Divorce ·: ·· Gi il· ·. .\ . . ! » (Μ ·ι : . ■ · 11 : η - « .·' 11 ' ' i ι·!! . ci i\-rue·» • ; ! (\·.η ! in . i ! ii · ( - · millee i y Î ·<·. " : i-ous Γ' 'il* ». t t! Vs. I . U .III a. lires III λ :· ! hi· i i · Li· I lv. »-1 hi !1 is in· un! ii vol. 1 > 1 c » c alind n*. ; IP'.· ί Γ1 ί Ί ' ι"« Ί : ί'·< ·ι! ίIV :ita1i\v Κ·mr y : Franklin • 1 · » .ι (li > .·« · : ' ' i ι· >venng ι ! : ι» ■ . π 11 ■ ί : - " rc-M'i 11 :.ιί on y Γι ·.-1 r \ 11 < i ' v.. > - ιί. ^cussed >th. « v. ., ι. · : ; 11 · 11 t h ο me istm, I η οι . <i by Eperé . t. Ι1..Ι i. ι1.ι. ■»! (·.·■.. 11, pro two \ .· ,!· :!i·' t : ; ι '.î -r.·..ration \ oiimtan Work Isn't Knou<j»"h \ow, WTIi II cad Claims Washington. l'ci, ». Ai1' WI'B Chai ii ! î ι .1. Λ Κ ru y i'I 1. ici. ι \ \o!'.mtary manpower pl .et rents wicked "ama/.ingly well" in the c. : l> shines (il the war. but i- Ilot . î ffieient ι..iv\·. 'l'aller existing conditions war production alreadv is suffering l>;,il ly tor lack ι 1 i:or( the \\ I Mi head told tlic S rate con natti ■ consul· r 111 ϋ the w. ill: or jail hill. Without legislation \\< ·*:·η lu· cer tain that as week after \vc< i; liasses more and more work will he lost. Κ rug said. Selling Halts Stock Market New York, Feb. 8. (ΛΡ)—The stock market today suffered from what brokers like to call "conges tion," and sufficient selling cropped up to offset isolated spots <>l streng'h. Gractioiial irregularity ruled neai the tourth hour Commodities slip ped and bonds were uneven. Hiinn., "was started by Mr. John Chalk, who months ago began t< agitate for this separation. Mr. Chalk drew or assisted in drawing the nresent game law. Xow he is taking back all the good things he evei said about it and is making this dp partaient a ρ j'itical l'ootbal' " Active American Pat ticip 'tion Now ί aken ior Granted Wa lit f:: : < · ί ι. |·'(·ί.. ( Λ Γ) I ! i;' t h I'd· plan ι >r .joint p<> liliral ;ιι·!ί·... πι ! Ι ί r ;ι<· a re ex ! pec! eii her il Inn the week. ι . Hii!·' ι >· i\ ι■ American participate 11 ί · ; ι π >ρ> an set - I ii metn i v. ill mark 1 lie liej.vi 11 II i I il ' . ! pi ι i<xi in (.'nil. il St..:· ·..·· h policy. III. ■■ ■ .VOI'ked mi' j by Γ.ι ■: " ' ■ I 'π 11 le Min . ( ■ \ 11 π .ί ! ■ Il III ' 1 Γ. M bclicVCll ! Il I II· . 1 ' ! ■ I'll! 111ΊI SOIl.i' wll 'le il .·:·· ··'"! .I!·'*· Prt mi' lin -i -Il "· ·· liu· G.'i.ae ill older *·· ■ ί ι m Ιί con "I! army in Hie ( ; η v. Λ ioint ,i nni'iMi: I'inriil 1 ι to ,vrs leidir . \i<lintl\ ilircit ίΐ'οιη the < iiiil'iTt'iit . a ι· π l·-i'.cd in I.nil-· ((')!! I ill! Μι ι- -.ι ι- V. .'I! ;is at t!ii· Ulnt· ί .·ii- · This liir.i'lv put the open tin· meetinç il''i'i('i.iij\ ' '! 'Il' IVI I'll .111(1 con firmed Hm· far' t1 il political prohlciït.s ci I iinipc arc a primr ( OllCt !Ί1 «I I I'l 111. r! i 11 ... Λ et I : ! iy, t i :· 1 ' ' have fa I] - j on ίι<··ι I ' . '■ c li'.iry and ci i Jjl ι -11.. '. '. ιί. ' ■ ■ iii; Ihcsi j line· : 1. ΤI ί ' · " 'ι ·ι I off the ! meet i m : · md .''··■ :ι "c rupletc aiiro: iiifiil* ·· · · \t Ίο-Sitviot ! Americ η ,ir :\ ·. · ' n- in the final plr.M' · : 'in mst Nazi ι Germany. Tin : · ι iry stafl which ii-'cumpiiim : ι flint· lead i ctrs to tin I',: .·:, Si : i\v work i ine out cietaded nk." 2. As " in . lit.· ' ■ "il fighting *'.·;ι.< (·"h.Dieted, it··, e Stalin and Chut chill took up "problems involv ed in cst.ilili -hiia; . c· re peace." Under these they listed plans foj ! the occupation and control of Ger j manv, the political .ci economic emblems of liberated l·' impe and ' nroni'sals fur the earli ■ t pi1 sible es tablishment of a \\ il l I ι aani/.ed ti I "maintain world peace " Meadows Lawyers Question Ability Of State Witness G ι rein ille, Fell. <! i.M') At-] torneys for Dr. Loon R Meadows former president ol Fast tιr<>limi ι Teachers College, on trial charged with embezzlement : ι nci l'aise pre { tense, sought today by implication In discredit the ability as an auditor of tin- State's chief witness, M. L. Widcnhouse. of the State auditor's department. A gruelling cross-ex.urination was leveled at the witness by Clay Car ter of defense counsel 1'he State is 'seeking to show that Meadows did not properly account tor items ol special funds handled by him amounting to more than Sift,(X>0. Taking items by item from an 1 audit of the college's affairs. Carlei questioned H'idenhouse closely re garding each, and sought to discredit Widenhotise's ability as an auditoi by implying that he did not run down each of the disallowed items to the final analysis. Ruhr Dams Almost In Yank Grasp I hird Army Troops Pour Through Gaps Near Town of Prum Paris. It)). 8.—-(ΛΡ)—The American first army drove clear ithroii;.di the last harriers of the ι double Siegfried line, 15 mile southeast of Aachen, today, captured bloody Schmidt and in-art d ill·· Ruhr river dams and reservoirs which had been a ma.ior factor in checkmating I the \vi's,ii'!i front offensive last \T>\ ember. ΊΊ ι German communiques said "preparations f<% the big Allied at '.( . inj.l 11 ! ι ( ' along the Rhur" The in··;· i major offensive was imminent, with Cologne, the Rhine ; mi I .·,·' -πί .1 Iinur as the object ives. American troops outside Du rui :·> J*, miles ir»r ('ologne. Cap l :η· ι·! t1 -e dams might prove the start η ι1-', ignal tor the onslaught. ) The hiri,ost of 1l)o dams, the Π8Γ·-Ι'γ«»! thii-k Schw.imnipnauel, is list over two miles from Si hmidt. \ enmbat team of Hit· 7 st !i 1 >· \ isles it reached the nortii i'i-n !>.ink of its vast reservoir. Ί": : ι ■ dan .-ysten : is capable ι > 1 r'n!,:i^ .ai wall ol water down the ,'iii miles of the Rhur to Η... Any troops which had crossed the Rhur to the Cologne |i| iin I . · ί ; 111 c.iild have heen trap 'II* I·· Cn :··· an.uidilii. ilods within j tour ho irs. Ihitd army soldiers poured through another breach in the west w.i 11 farther south to with in .ι mile and a quarter of I'rum. Tin· ι ! tail: ol tin' American first : π '·' 111 l'.<· Klmr headquarters area ml ' ' ι Λ ; eric.m third army in the I· i ! c! ι r ' η 11 ,.i us ga ined the pn 'i " ί' • : ι,, ι ,,ι a s : 111 ir of fen.-i ve The Tilt h !)' ι ■ rι dr ι into the anciv ··■ l>a - lion ! ί Κι·ί.,:·ι·11 last night and had •it ι j. ill ci -a nod it out h ν <lay i.r.· I:. I·· ι II"mi r-cheidt was ι.ecupicd 'i'h" ^iluth regiment, commanded bv Colonel Earl M. Miner of Bridge ι,;·!, ( m . took the \ 111 a<·«· An other combat force drove along the nor: ι i'.ίι . ··!' the Schwan manuel ■ ·'!"'. · l.aeketl up by tin· biggest da ι1 ■ η ι ''Μ' vstem. Si'h η iidt 1M a ι!ι·. in· i. |e ( lei'many. ( Ink) Wave Wanes In I pper Midw est; Won't Come I lere ( I' \ The Associated I'ress) Ί lie i clil wave that chilh'fl the tipper midwest apparently was pitcrin<; out todav without imiv iiiS east as -scheduled. The I niteil States Weather Bu reau at Chicago said tempera tures were moderating all over the Mississippi valley, and that while the mercury would drop a little in the east no precipitous decline was in prospect. Cotton Weak Near Close Now V. rk. Fob. 8.—(ΑΙ1)- Γ..1Ι ί: futures opened five to ton cents a bale lower. March . . ' May . . July , October . December Pv. Close. Open ..21.90 21.K8 . , 21.74 21.72 . . 21.3') 21 M4 20.72 20.fit) . . 20.(i;i 20.til [SJLACK· STALINGRAD· POLAND IWOW' BERDlCHE V UMAN r ·>-\ CFRNAUTi KRIVOI ROG " / . MEiiropoi NIKOIAEV» iODESSA. KERCH :novorossisk îb*V-TUAPSE ^XaSCCHi GAIATZ^' SEVASTOPOL BUCHAREST CONSTANTA VARNA BULGARIA BURGA TRABZON ISTANBUL, Acc( ming to news dispute-in Agrnrv I,,κ ...tilted t h ; ■ t S cl . meeting place of the big thro historir :r,eet ing s,t ul shi 'V both ] > 1:4 c·' ·.- 1 ! : ':i mi. 1· iri: 'i · . . ; : Bhu ;; Si., ρ r.ï. ;i ;i s ! n ■ ·_· : : t.io • ; •1'!.·· .. 11 :11 > l« two-. -Ul); ill |> Jap Suicide Uniis Resume Demolition In Souiii of Manila Manila, Ieh. 8. — ( \Γι — i he broad Pasij; river, it^ bridges niow η up l)\ λ desperate foe, was the iront line today in the heart of Manila—a heart tern f*> spor adie In.use to house iiijhtiu#, ex ploding shells and Rreat Si't ^ set h> Japanese suicide squads The -pi:· ν I ( ·( 1 mm blackenetj I n»- ; dies ι,ι ;· : h ·! ι ρiιηθ c. · un;; -iM.O'ri e ι m · 111 y c '<· sf> ι". ι .-c· -util iled α>· on 1 rl * Ird μ\·»η· ol ν. ,,ΐι'ο! (i« «uctinn in the liber 'el ^ no", i'ii ol' tl-e ' i' er. South of il, de-; molitiun up- larted n.ure I . The liberating Yanks, whose Luzon casualties total 7,07(>, are superior in armored might and have a monopoly in air and na val support. but desire to saw as much as possible of this pearl el the Orient. ArlilU i v (I .oil· Ί am, . th. : ' ι.-, a ri \ it '■ 11'vu . j, Γ;ί H ι : 2ΠΙ) til .'ill I y in w lift h 'Πι·· f itcîHi in;; .· lu! I ■ · lilt· Xipi'iini' ·■ turc links in huil'ir I ;il S ; 11111 ■ Τ· ί ι · i : .-î Uni versit ·. W'l >' ! I :dei| ·ί( ί 1er.- t here :illl I :1m.: I i.i ! iir : I'lc I ban !>,l)lill i 11 * ι1 r 11 ·11 1 - had undergone three years prior to being reached Saturday night by the . 1'ir-1 "ι ·ι>:, tn enter the ciH The first calvary and 37th infan try divisions have won nil the city η. '!h ni the Pasig. inchidieu tin- 1 - : ci ill .ι business district. ν I:··;.· the en. : ι y de\ .ist.ited a .-·ilia· e ι ■ I ut 11 Γι ic e buildings and othei non iiitar.v structures bv ΠιΊ·.·4 « ! m· drums ami tmici 11114 . f ! 1 ··. - plosives. Japanese still operate·! in .-.trei .11 util ol the ri\ er. Sm ·■ \■· 0 can 1 riί·];s also were on tin· south ban . :··.' the dctruction of |o:.r : is: h· iilges delayed a cro'--ing in strength. The fate of these J ipan·· e w.i .-calcd by the presein-e o: ihe I'nitiil Stales airborne division be-I l"\v them. These Yanks. live aini a half miles south of the Pa<u:. wen· held up. however, bv a still sc a) around Little's airlield at - 1 ■ 1 : ι !... 11 l'as v. near Manila Bay. ( lut in the bav. the guar·· an f r tress a Corregidor. which the Jaoa 1 ne · ire holding to deny Ae ,·· 111 lia- ai entry into the great liai 1 ·· τ wa pounded anew by 2114 t · ·· · o! explosives dropped by four-ciicitied 1 iberators. It was the heavies' !··,,%·. si ι far dealt the rock" \cross the . bay at Hataan a grim i'ingle li :ht at the nenin-ula base between Γ. S ' :-î.Stη division Yanks and well cm 1 cealed Nipponese was reported by Y-socvled Ρ re-· s Corrosnini'lent Jainis Hutchcson. WEATHER For North Carolina Cloudy and cool, showers over east portion and in mountains today, fol lowed by clearing and slightly co '1er toniuht Lowest temperatures :':i to in the interior and to .'!·! on I the coast. Friday fair and w inner. I oial Now 764,584 Since War Started; Over 163,000 Killed ΛI ' casua 11 ics war g;,vi ΓΙ! I11 ι it f;", ti. ι !lli, I ..I 27,242 since last week's report. \ :1 .ikil· Λ η I 111 the ΠΓ ! y's ,· - , •i ■■ .-re· ponding ; ·.mi . - .. < ' ■ ΚιW'd. 1i..ifif-ί . n. 1 I -'"Γι! ; ' -(ill! it τί. ! Τβ ;ι;; i !!. t missing, 91,476 and 91,573; pris· 'lit lie navy ί>'Λ al. ed, 40.24C and 39,807; mi.-.· lui 9.'· 3d: ι ι ·. m :. , i. 173 14711. Paratroopers Might Drop Behind Rhine Washington. l ob. S.— ι \Γ) — Speculation that I.I. <ien. I.cavîn II Kick »t»n's Yliied airborne arm\ mû> soon bo called upon again to leapfrog the Khine de veloped toda> as Allied ground (Vices drove «loser to the river in the Cologne sector. The t;»sk ο I' establ 'shing bridgeheads a cross this might\ barrier, pré para tor.\ to a sweep into the heart of Gcrman>, w ill be one of the greatest confronting Mlied com m liitlers once their troops have crashed through the Siegfried line on a broad front· Λ logical solutioi. to the problem. Un the opinLgti oi π ilitary observers, wo :!ii be t<> tlirow the American ! Hrit ish-Polish .Vir lighters over the ' river 1 «> seize rrosMngs for inlantry I ;iiiil armored forces. ! Ti is considered unlikely, however. ; that the signal for the take-off of I the pa.•.*atroopei> will be given until powerful ground forces reach a po | sition from which they can advance quickly ΐ* » a junction with them. Roads From Berlin Choked By Traffic Of Heeinç People I.'M'·!··! -. ( Λ I ' ) ΊΊι* ,\! v. ι uli i - iid t·»ni^ht till Olii I :;· } ill···!) ! ii't'COll iiη'I Berlin in panic is witness iiii.·' trie '·" ti ; ■ ι·Γ the last ohstacle in ;' i ■ < ret ield. -A prior broadcast by an Λ πΐι τ ira ii '·· it: c<>innu ntator said Mar. ! a! Stalin'.·; capital vas hou ri y ι·:·; p. ciin.tr an offi cial annoanci ιν· : i : ai the first Whit·· Κ··; : · a πι; y had .-mashed a> ri ver in force. ".·;·.··ι . ! hi· complet·! breakdown Of the Oder line»" ·.;·■■ . ■ St till I ;<·. ' « ·' I*' : !1 ·'. ' ' · " . The VI<ΛίΜίν. ι ; 'iiii s iid Hcin rirh iiinimh'i h.ui m >sî'(1 SS tr< < j'·s 'η (hi* iri1.il. ftoiuîs south aîi'ï \\ ί" t ·!>: ﻫ·»"fin ν V" reportée! i,ur.meri wit· (1·< trafiir of rc Ι'υ rres ir i îî. iït. W{» . Y 1 '-· m h Ί not ran fi- · -ι : ···> ·'··< Od··!· line un II..· !·.. ,, it"··:!, v., Η'·1 ι a ν ι ce:; • S Λ'! .·-: .1 (ί ·ϋ · /,1ηιΙ;ον'.; . · : ; ι sNt1'· I , •••Ί». ν ν · ji· .undinf* ;it d ο - tense, 1 tik of the ( I . : ' ' ■ ι ■· : S'l Ί t i 11, ·.·, : . : '· ." : .1 ! ■ ' ' ht ' IIU i'lin Of'iiri.iϊϊν i» i lj*ked out the pre:::·:>·< .·' tin- li'-rce battle οι. 'lie v.,*t side ni ihe stream .ι Ί i ill! inh ei lie liquidation of additional Oerman pockets On the ι side ι ί the river. !U;t Λ! " · ···· · "Ι Κ : ·· • '■'·.·■ ! ■11 and .t , ·> lii·· :. 11! ied a reas alunit to unnner.* ..'I'M ', ' ' ' 1 i >'·!'· Γ ΠΙ'ΊΊ' ■ .tinned on ! ! I I ! tl·· Π1 nut ■ Τ ' , , v I , , ν j , · , ι ■ til 111 ■1 ' ' ' five iv.il es I' i '011(1' 11 · ■ft ί: île ' ' ' ' ! i 11 ί ■Ί ·· ·. . ingle ' " ■ Inn'. : li(l • κ ■ ι.,'·ires ider "concentrât·· Russian forma·» ι.· . an : l -1 ( ι f Κ11 s - \'c tern banlc ι I. ' obstacle (n nv'-: la.-'. • 111 e cast, -aid t: ! ί ι rb 11C • plu rod. ■ " "-i:m threat • ('i· . Xhukov 11 w e s t of • .η!., aid only '·> e the rr. el' Stei tin. Germans Say Allied Drive in West Near I "iuIom. 1 ι !i S—( Μ'ι—(.cr in.πι radio \i,n iiiiiis tn cities all allium tin· western Iront this miMiiiiu indicated \llied plain's win ι untiiiiiiiii' the mass on slaughts lauin lied l ist night by tin· Il \l perhaps a prelude to Ill" new , round olfensive. Oiir bombing tormatinn was reported -.winging cast ι;νοι· I loi - Ι.ιικΙ t.ida> and the «■ η«·in\ radio said scnrcs of Allied single mo tor planes were roaming the skies behind the \a/i lines. \ Ion e of 7·)0 l'ritish heavies last night in lull moonlight swooped over Nazi troops and equipment concentrations at ( leve and (iocli. between the Maas and lthine rivers, while a 1 large force of Mosquitoes attack ed se\ en key industrial and com munications centers. The attack was staggered over a two-and-a-half-hour period and kept half of <;ermai.\ on the [ alert until after midnight.
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