ïtenstersnn Hathj Htspafrit
THIRTY SECOND YEAR
LKASKI) WlltR SK.IIVK'K < >F
Till: Λ SSt m | \ ΊΊ·:ΐ ' ι -1:1 >
HENDERSON, X. C.t WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL· 2-"», 1!» I-"»
I I H1JSM »- · » · i
KX« KJ 'i NI Λ ι
FIVE CENTS CORY
U. S. THIRD ARMY NEAR BERCHTESGADEN
Peace Delegates Ass
Everlasting
Peace Goal
Oi Meeting
Polish Issue Only
Lîoud On Horizon;
I rumaii Will Speak
-
( ! ν\ Tin· Associated I'rcss)
Op· tai«12* session of I nitod Na
tion* lonlerence on mtrrnaiiana!
«ι .tiii/aiion:
Placr; War .Memorial opera
I ',· .. Km ι rancisco.
I nut : 1 i<* ·>. 111., Pacific war
( · " « r ni., » \\ r ι.
Speakers: Secretary Stettinins,
President Truman (h> radio
; ι. ,i >» aMiinmoii ), t*overnor
ί . . I W ai ' en ol California,
>ïa.\or Kokci" 1). I.athan of San
I I : nciseo.
S.ii: I'r;iiui.-.i>. April U~>. -
( Λ I ' > Willi iii!',1 chair I < >1· I'o
i.nui drauiat ic*ail\ empty. l(i
: ■ ii- >t W'o'rhl War 11 as
. ii.ni. (! in tlifir I'irst historic
■. ι a 1 coiilerciiee Inlay to try
;·ι : 11 u ■ j ' r i ι h machinery for pre
\ ri.i in;r World War 111.
Γ11iis tin· day that millions
. Ί pi « .j ill- o\ rr the cart h have
, - ; 11 ; ι ' I ard worked tor through
; , yea is of î'i.u'htiiiK to the
\ ι re ι ■ oi' victory.
r it.r' ■· (I ii: nul with i'\piT.> inns
, e : e\ ι r ! ; ι s t inR peaee, yet
I iy in· i· 1 ■ >n 11 I In Angl·'
i . in i|if jn.u· v. ;lh lliissia ever
J '■ · uni.
·. , ι ϋ·. .-· line (i r ; ι m ; 11 i .· ninv ·.■ l'y
i·.. ίο.··! M..; liai Si-ilin <>· Hussia,
i i 11111· i n i 'i >1 ish 'i.'pri'si'iita
î:..ii at the conic rerce is ilcadlackcd
ρΐϋΐΐιιμ the rank ol
ill j. ·.· π ii thr moment they
. . ι I'm1 unity.
- . ; : ι ι1 ι ev idenee -'
, ■ 1, ι ; ■ - ; ι iwer π » ι ρ e r a t .ι η. which
• ι ι th.· Λιί ί lean umup in
• : ■. τι .m that lî'issia ι : de
• ; ; ι ι rlii 'in· ('· ·η ! ri ι lui1 1 U'
.. i : · ·. ι( I \ ::;.ikr u O'IlO . -
pu, p. m·.
m". ! ι ΐΊ h ί ■ ni y ι ■ ali. i.-t le
> ι : y. Aniei'ie. m dclega t inn
ρ 11 · -1 *· ί ι ! t ■ ι en ι ί' e'i' .is
. 1 ·;,>·.! ie v. it' ' Hue. v. ith
,-· ι ν i.i Spile Sic' 1 iui is. Kus
' 11 I : t Γ 'I .'t it!' Kl irelli'l
ι - , ■ Μ.ι| it·>v. whii arrive.I
Ί .■ ι. ι ν altei'iu Ίΐ. and British dele
id .. ι" ι il ! ι ι ί tei · ν 11 h I* 111 ' ί i :
'■ : Anthony Kden.
. ι .·- .aie exp"etati. u that
. ,.· 111 π · ! ι ίί·::4Ιι ministers theni
, - Μ -.ί ii.iietîi··!· with Clii
·|'. y. s ,. .nu lui' a l is -minute
• lew ο Γ a rrangemcnts prior to the
. ι in ie: enee ope:·, ing at . :30 l>. m.
s ■. ; ι i 11 . holds the temporary
.ai h ι ; ι ot Ihe meeting in San
I ι · ,· ini'.h \ ,,ulted red and «old
ι pera house auditorium. He is slated
later to be elected permanent chair
II:,. pi s 11 i ι in winch he held at
. ■ :.t dak' in W ashinsH'- .l,
ν hen the United States, China, Bus
ed Britain drafted 'he plan oi'
I iini.'.al < 111 here pla ed be
ill ll·" United Nations.
P;. peets are that this plan may
i> it idei'.'il.ly ehanged. although
··' .ii main prc.\ isinns.
War Industry
Cutback Will
Be Very Fast
Washington, April 25.—(AP)—
: Ι'ι''duct ion Chid .1. Λ. King
:i House committee today -as
1; iv.ii "spéculât.'t.that nearly
·'■ : cil WPB's war industry con
will be released in the next
Jon:· months.
All controls should hi' dropped a.
; " . ■ possible alter the defeat ol
Japan, lie added.
Kr.ij», appearing before a postwai
ecoti',i!nc committee, said war pro
i irement contracts will be cut bacl·
11 ' '■ I'll percent in the next three oi
1" ·:· h.· nths. and estimated war pro·
< icti η will be down t > sixty pereen
o! its present level within a yea:
' ■ 15 months. WI'B is ready t ι wip
< 1 control as soon as possible, ant
·■' the same time aid industij
'■·■ · 11 11 its reconversion period wit!
ti'i- allotment of essential supplie;
an i materials, he said.
!· ir-t job, he said, will be to gran
priority assistance on so-called bot
tl< neck items to help the 72 indus
1>iis which went into war produc
lion to convert to the minimun
peace-time production essential t
the country.
BIG THREE DELEGATES MEET IN WASHINGTON
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Soon .ι!'"!- 1 ht· i.ii'iwil m \V;..- ·: .·/ η ■.»; S >viot Κι -rolu '. ι ' :· V. M. Μ*'·1ι ' ι ·\ . ;nid >; ·. r ro;j!v.-oi ιΐ;ι
t ! \ os of Iho Γ» l> Tir.oe nu·', a: * ο St.iio Department. 1 i ..v U · : t t<> rijii : ). Br.Li-h !· · "--n Svo:vl y
Anthony Eden* Secretary οί St tie Edward Κ. Stctti V! . tov. This moot rig £< !'. >wed the confer
ence between Mole tov and President Truman at the Whiu li use. (International Soundphoto.)
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lion at 4 ii·· Sa η I ' ■ : u* .-■(·· » < » · ι :.
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t -lu· c· ·η t'ui'i·! 1 'V. ;VÎ I Ι:Ί U"l Π m Τ ! I ' ,
M crû 1 r ! " ι «a : ira η 1. - : ' · '. λ i m ■ r ; w
was a 11 at* h en 1 11 > ' ■ 1 ■ C ". . · 1 . \ 11. ·
(ll\ : - ■ ·" ■ !! ( » 1 t ! :r Al ( I * l ! c. : ι . t . » : l . )
Hitler House
On Mountain
Is Blasted
London, April — < \D —
ΚΑΙ I incastcrs hulas bombed
llitli i 's chalet at lidchlcsnadcn
in a possible attempt till the
fuehrer's lile.
The attacks « ere carried nut
between it a. 111. and Ml a. m.
by two separate forces nl' heav\
l-ani asters with l'Î.IKtO-pmind
earthquake bombs and assorted
types of explosives.
Until tile chalet and heavils
guarded installations on the
grounds of the niountain retiv.v.
uei" bombed.
Sturm t roopei ι : ι cl 11.:
ler's Alpine relng·· a! tin1 tup ι
Kelilstei:: mountain, . · ve ι ! .U s I ' ι
tin· chalet, or cottage, were anion
the targets.
There was no ·■' ic::.l .-unnost: >
ti'.it tile attack \v;i |>:.ni:u π ' . catc
Hitltr in his ι··: 1 r< ;··. " : m
officially it was pointed out th«
"there is always a possibility."
Several (ïernrin
insisted Hitler < >' : 11 ·-· . ι II.: .
as a mart y r to his I. . ; ι . i>.
such report.· are discounts ii in Al ii
quarters as propagat.ija.
The use ol the six-tan earthqual·
bombs indicates air chiefs - 1 ight
destroy underground installations ;
Berchtesgaden.
WfATBlER
FOK NORTH ( AKOt.lN \.
Cloudy and warm, with scat
tered thunderstorms toda.s ai'd
ti'iiittht. rivinsd.n parti* iloud\
and cooler in west.
Men In The Service
Longest Will Have
l· irst Consideration
Washington April — ( \D
—'1'he arms plans to .larl this
suiiimrr irieasin.", Min'.c nam
who \\ iiI ï:a\ <· I ci' « a >er\iee
some t aar tu lue \ears.
I preclude any η ai Ked eut in il al t
ealls al't( J me I! I, di clu ed
I in on <·';:! '1 : ι ' il·::'· ' > ^- <l :ir
id ι ϊ ν i '
iiv next ι > ι ο î 11 ! ι a ennsiriera i>!e
nuniln·: n» i . · j. Nain' "emer
iiem \ soldieiV ViiH have spent
fiv e > i',irs in n<t\ ice. \ vigorous
ι eeruili nj; . i ï* 10,
and vrlerliva st'i \ ice iiCL.an
drafting in \'o\ rmher of that
\ ear.
111 . I
η -
Μ ι λ <·\ .· . i i 1 a ι y · : et·, lor
. . h-d ■ .« ·η;»\ m.> 1 ·.
ill· an I
■ .:*···■> may have
t h e.se veterans are aim )st certain to
Λ > draft calls now arc running
and are ; > ! ·■.':·■ ; . ! ' ■ ! raU· il m η igh
» I . . * : · T V ' i 1 with !.·
a r< · in·! :<1Î nan. :j,î! \ :il ho eut
i i ! ty ι>er c( 'ι ' η M i.v and possibly
>î ; il m >:··■ . η .1 ■ : ' '1 ieren fier.
j i » i ne!
11· )Î111 e.!U a
; ι i ', η y la.
y in ar
: ι -11 a / : ' i · ':· ' 1 'n m 'f 1 su>
\ ι \
Cotton Rises
Near Close
Xew Y·.! Λ ; .! - ι. ι AIM -C.tt
t. ·! 1 III!:. It' - > ■ '.I'll t' t V.TIIly
1 i\ ι1 eent> .ι lu.' i -.il.·:·. Ncjnll price:·
v.en· Hvt' t > ::·! .·■ n:.· a lialf higher
May 22.!l(>. Jul ν 2 ι >< ·1 ôl. ■ · ! · 22.04
I'v. Cluse Open
May 22.85 22.8S
1 | J Ίν . . 22..'>!l 22.fi:
i I Oct', .lier 22.011 22.η ;
in,·.· iht 21 .m 21.si:
1 Λ!. ,!.·!! . . 21 ϋ| 21.81
Germans (iot
11 is Number!
Κ m>'1 ' ι. Λ; 25. I.·. C. \V
(Hill) Mil lew .'it, of Kinston, at
1 ! tached to an armored division >>
ι the Seventh army in Germany, to
1 .1 .\ had writ'en of an incident ii
! which an American soldier barelj
"I escaped death from a piece of shrap
n.·; with iiis number on it.
1 :.·;'■ 11.. ! ι : Mf Dewett said thi
par! ."Λί· artilleryman was diggin.s
a ffxh.'le when the Germans he
San si "il na tlu area, and he re
' marked that he hoped none of thosi
I shells had his number on it. Whei
' the shelling ended the soldier look
i litkr Rail I .inc
Near lluicnut is
S>(>siil»ccl l· roui Air
I onion. Λ ι>ΐ· i I if».— ί ΛI * ) —
'.More than Ι,ΟΛίϊ IVritish-hascd
. iiiii'i icai! homhers homhed one
of Hitler's privait* rail lines onl>
ten mill's from HerchtesKaden,
and attacked the mammotli
Skoda armament works at Til
sen. in ί /eclnr lovakia. today.
in addition, llie homhers hi!
three other rail tar:'"ts in a
mile of the fuehrer's fort
res, headn oarlcr
Ί'he attack on the Skoda plant
canu· two hours alter slave
workers had hern warned h\ an
\ Ilied iiroadt ast o\ cr the
I nxenihou!. r.«>»«o to flee to
salel.N in the country.
Jap }·lank On
Okinawa Now
Threatened
I ΛI ' V. S.
it ·; ι r 1 ! a1 villa:; ο
: ι " ι·ι 11 cl tin1 «m -i -
Ininuly Γ> >rt i l'i t-< I
a 'horn Okin ivv.'i,
tcvatmn was tin·
!i the fiery
- 'ay. ! 11 · ! ι thl'oc
CJi'iu· 1 .In! ι η
a li ps game I up
bin··:.!),,;! ·
elaborate
tends ii.ii
c.i ι V . r ! χ
Mari
Geiger's t
lands are
must be
anese Ok in
ι 11
Λ > I ί
: inique
I'ig su ι
destri ι\ ι
I' l; has been
..I ■ a !hodical ,i· >b
.·.■·=(· from raves,
: . : hjoxos their
belt, .·. hich ex
>nth ut' the capita!
amphibious corps,
ρ n'thern 1 hroe
nva with little op
yesterday in tliiee
islands. virtually
American clean-up
! >kina\va.
rger islands ut' Ic
ι-, these small i.s
i iess as sueli, bit
; to pre·, ent .Taa
igi'ives frmi! '.oa'-h
\V. Ν ; : 11 ; 1 / '
ι porte · e mt oueii
•••ta the ent ι π :. 'oni
leships, cruisers and
! hundreds .»· ' >·ι
he enemy defense-'
and destriiyi d e :
Χ ι : a personal in - u»< ' ■>:
• t · r .,· I. aid the enemy' de
l'élises i·· -oiithern Okinawa, when
the itulK Ί lia Xipponese ga: · ·ί
of liii.Oni) >i : ί · re has eoneen'.rati I
• ·. a · ί "as strong, jlerh.i :>
siimiil' · 1 . . ay we have ',.·ι i.!·
bel ι ire."
ed . .ι a. I and near his foxhole wa
a largo ; en shrapnel with som
figures ai ' lia picked it up wipe
: he d; · -' ! ι. nil read the η;ι ι be
was the art.llerv
man's a..ay ·.·....· number.
Encircling
Bremen Is Stormed
By British; Yanks
Reach I he Dcinube
Paris, April J·"..— (AF)—The
Λ Π it ■ ι 11 u :, ; ι ! ι : Γ. a ( " ι 11
tin· 1 'an ni μ , ι ■ : ι i h : ·. ι ·. ] wit lu η
<■">- m ι ίι - ' ; !.. ici.; -t'adeii to
day. u'hiii· ; .π oilier armi.'S
.ι ; ι.un,· il: . r - i niai Alpin"
redoubt, j>ι·ι — ^. ti 1'. rward in a
y irai 11 wii ι ί ι \ ι r iii enci rele
ΛI ill lie: ι. , 1 a ! < ·, oi' ou! il tiiT
man en ι··
Till· ί · 1 ' ι■ 11·>1"
stoi imd ! ι ·.. : . \ \ ί ι i it armi«
in lin· Γ'ΐι' ;■ . . ; cil a .1 unc
tion Ά it 11 : ; Κ · all.-.
·■ i : ■ ■) < ' .
I'1 nu.li :. : e ι Π
their 1 ' η · I ι : ι tir» ύ'
tu t i it · s ·. ; ■ . . tria η ®o:df ι s.
wi t h eiiL'ireli mer ' ■ I Mi n i eh shap
ri
■' · ' ν ι ν : ! .!:·.»· 1 i. ...· c' · ι »ta net. : -
w c.-r-i ni ι
a: · \ . ; >111 î < ( ).m ; ι lall/lu :m. (57
ji: i it· 1 11 h v. < ' m Λ î ι ί 11 u · h an- i 97
1 r « ; ι î ; 1 if lin i. .1 .· ! ' . into Italy.
( Hher . f\ e Γη .·< π ι y ' ·· «< m ·.- wen · hut
4(> η ι i It Ι'ι μπ Munir!. . ; *, » ί « ! thf
Ν a/i party : · κ I * :. · · , r;· cil y m
( it ι ir π ν · : :h.
Ali : :V.f I.· \ il'·· : !! :«■ . il
linch.Ή-.πΙ I)"V l'i I':
Drait l'Att non
Rctiuircs C) Months
I rainin" l· or l>o\ s
• î ; I . ι ! t ■ Ί 1
ci net i ι >n ·>'.
;îi. h Λ·.,
11 V .s 11
-aid tllat i'·
a pal i t'y -
oniinci'd
,.· IT 41
ai Ρ
511,(100 ...■■ ·
!.Ί·"·'ιΜ .) I - I 1
hit the in
ill alter May
, I |j\ Sen. ()vv "■
. . λ I. i : a ·, V. a·.
,1 ;,il .p'a cl -a. a
■ I. .artment an
. enii.-ted mea
. . .. fied :
. ..lei that about
Independence ί )f
! * ! ί 11 i ρ ρ ι ? ι c s \\ ill
l)C ( ii"; mtcd Soon
Washington. April 25.— (AIM
—Tilt' question of expediting
Philippine independenee was
exploit A toda\ at ι canferonee
between Prevalent Truman an;l
Senator ! > dings.
"1 lie I re>iuent alread\ has
been stud>in; the problems in
quite a hit of detail.'' Tydings,
chairman of the Sonate territo
rial and insular affairs commit
tee, told reporters after a 45
minuie conference with Mr.
Truman.
"We are ' - 1 no )\/iHer
\\ hi eh < ». mil*. 1 ι. · ■ ve ec o. •.«►mi ι
the mil;*.a; y -' :i u ill pi rmi!
1 11. : id 1 ■ * an\: u- t
ear! y ·>; ! : «· ;d\ ci:.,« ·
calling t·»r r ■>; « : lenee H"l !, ·
than July 4, 1946, . nd sooner thai
f: > ι ' « I : * ι; · lit, which
>u η
■German \ essels
Attack ( '< >ast ( )t
l· ranee's Rniera
Paris \pril Î5.— (A!·)—Fast
(Vermin parol «raft attacked the
French Riviera last night,
launching several t rpedi's
against the shore. French war
ship* sa Κ two of the craft, the
1 nav> ministry said.
Berlin Now Almost
Surrounded By fcast
mf
Russian Maneuvers
Conic, re η es Badqs
w
HERE is the United Natii 1 Confer»
ence badge intended for the identi
fication of all connected with tha
si . >iis that begin April 2f> in San
K.. :.-co. Pictured on auth< i-.ty of
t ;e*U. S. State Depart:, λ : ! t, the
I· will be colored in g ··. y and
Γ ■ white. Note the car.' · . η
i.i.c un the photo. (International )
French Nation Is
Divided On Fate Of
Nazi Collaborator
; ·■.· denit d it . c\ct
ι ι V . · ! ; 1;
ai: ι ly h:. 1 ;·ο. μ 1>·. η ap
: . a I. e at the S\v
>« -toi -ι. ν · f « ί ι ο aged m;
.ι .: a · ι : ι· : ! ood mît·:.:.· ·ι:
g tu France to stand trial
>i i/.c Peiam. a :. <i r w h .· evci!
iay :..v \ as: . ■ _.· !' ν iin
•! ' 1 '1 ' ·1> t C" . -
Pari- now -pa;·. 1 ia\ ;· <·. ,
impending r. ' · initiated «·· ο
tjie war now s. 11 rdly a phrasr w .
ο \ ι ο π nation · ■: i : ·.'.-. \ « · v. .· ;u
bristled with ρ pell a tiens %
.aai "head «>: ; : ; .
The opinî *n li..! ' ι·· Cïormaî: - ι :
gineered his ret irn in order t > ore
..!·· c »nt'i..-i-*n : !· . · - .md w : ·:
b'-lH· > f ι>Ι:κ·.ηκ '■ m . ' the : .1 ·
llu-ir anderuY; and < Yuanixa:ι·»n w;
\\ iciolv o\juvssi ;
he ' Populaire asserted -his jud|
γ·η nt can < ·ηl> : ί p.* · loss."
• Ο ι η ; « a ι " ι : - ι . . ' ■ ·. It Pe: a:
ao»! fed. ; ί · · W·'·· W'··: ■ « \i
Stocks Lower
After Opening
\Y V. k. \ I AP)
ni'· >iit-sellinu, ono- «ai a^-d «>> t tu» it
l'ent sharp advance» » t many loader
fell sharply uialor the previoi
'mais An" nu h'a ;ors which slmpt
into lower ground were tT. S. Stet
Montgomery W I and New Ym
..(i i · faction. Λ low at:I
lies woit .-lead v.
Reds At The Elbe
North Of Dresden;
Squeezing Berlin
!.<■!:■ i ' » : . A ni 2'<. (.MM -
><··. iH 11' >·;·.- iiavt ι >·;ι<* 1 κ■<I tli<*
Kibe ri \ π· "ii a 'J - r τ ι i f < 1 runt
u··!* hv. i -t ο! I >r· -il· !i. ami all
!»·!* ι·ι ·ΙΙ!| lift 'ai I llri fclrllK'llt 111'
1 m riin. -iicmijî tin· last e>ca|u;
rail : :ii' 1 tin· wi-t, 11 :·· German
Iiiirh ο ι : 1111 a ι. · t aiiiieuiiicetl t<>
( lay.
\i -i··.·. ■ ι M '· lay that
I! ... . .· d tiu j.. ·. M< Ί1
i rest It-η. Λ1
Τ; .
1 1
■ I . ·. - Ικ'ίι i ι \ s- .·. ii·:
• ···. t. at.! u down German bar
ru ίο jun
t
Berlin
Ka a . a.. 14 , U .! ., a 1 i)l the
m ' city,
! ι (i< j man e<· m: a- iCjue said.
(.'■ ' piste III. if 'a·· eapitai
·. a.- near. The Gi ..a tofenders,
au and i. : a _ ' -':ι:,ι,·.,·|:!ν,
M.I lia- a ty. ■ !..··· ·· e II the wrld's
. eati '. v. . red aa : heap of
at'" ! ma.- 'la y a >ui a-he
The : a - · \V a'e lia sain a ι my,
hiving irnni the mirth. aad the first
Ukrainian army advancing from the
a'h jemed ί ■ . a y It rdaν in
1 !>' ■a-1·.! "a Berl ι a. a i! i me, ί.· · £ie
Germai
■ ι it were
ι ■ ' ' a e ty aad 1 he
j ai·· — a - . ■ ■ ( S, ·. Itl ) rail
: ν : north
l· ( > 11 r ! )cad, 1 went \
More Are Hurt In
(»enr<_na lornado
(iri !■.·:>. \pril -Γ».— ( ΛI* )
— \ t<n;ado dipped into a tr\
lii·· in:iii>tr.\ ι mil.· mirth of here
l.i-l ni 'it uarooi' u mill \\ here
î; ii ι id : nU war at work and left
a known t< !'· "i four dead. About
I twent\ pi · ν ji·, w tic injured. a
ic.nrth of thvm s< riousl>. The
m*li tli, l^iindce. manufactures
towels. Oni\ one person in the
f wt.ivi' room, a woman, was
j killed.
Thunder and windstorms were
I general over this State È >st night
and hail i» it at many places.
Jap Centers
Near End In
Philippines
J Manila, Λ. 25. -(AP)—Amcr
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Major General Percy Clarkson's
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naval base m French Indo-China,
-1 Swatow and Hainan* in China* and
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" t es© raiders and a number (if smaller
<· craft Wi ι· sam. .»· damage.!
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d i from Cebu city by a landing near
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