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MAIN FIGURES IN TRIESTE DISPUTE - V ■** -«s.* — THESE PHOTOS of Mar. hal Tito and Field Marshal Sir Harold L. Alexan der (top) atid Italian and Yugoslav patriots greeting Urith-h nth Army troops ι ntering Monfalcone (bottom), near Trie.ste, were taken when all w as serene on the Yugoslav-Trie.te wne Nu : U. S. ίι""·>ρ^. have been withdrawn from the Adriatic city; British and American citizens were told to be ready to leave at a : iiotn·.· . and ti.· iiil Vi..·.·· lav headquarters were moved from Trieste by Tito's order. ( International> Truman To Address Frisco Conference In Pc rson At Close Wa. hinjrtiiii. Λ1 :ι\ t.\P) Γπ'.-iilriii ! , man will >·" 1" • .ill I'la lici-.(· ι in juiilri — tin final {>l«)i;irv ■< 11 > 11 nl the I liictd Naliniis world < « γ.!··'; ι ! ι i :-;i1 i < κ ι colli i-rciu'i·. •y ni S!.!le Sic :!,<·« iï:<-î:Î · ·.!·.· .Ill wui'lï SI ' · 11 . il c :i • iic i ir ! 11 t ι Sari Γ . .ι.ι> ..· · » ι· «rly m The secretary of state predicted < ' 'Mil Tl'lice \V· *11 i I i SiliH I vl Li 11 V 1 '.'ic! in It.·" early next moatn. |>|\ ι>.ι(>\ 1)1 \ I l ors o\ i i; vi το I'ouik or ι ; ! < ; ι ινι: San I· ranci.-i . ι. May ι Λ Ρ ) Λ ·· '-''.m -te ci.is.·ιη ι·ιί am M ; ' '1 ι . 11 \ ι ' al lin- L'n:K'ii Xati ■••ι:» ciu·,· t 'day \Ί r the I it they shi'iiirt yield ;n a w 1 : !d " ganixatmn intended to keep pi- ce British ri I i ) 1 ι η ι. tare urging the "'lu r power.- tn rem ai.ee their claim to the right ι t vet », but oiîiy i.i so ' a r as .1 appiies to the mvc.-'igatam Ί aitcrnal dispute-. Λ single "No" vote >t : i I could block any steps to ward peaceably settling the dispute. Heretolore the t Ό countries have insisted upon keeping intact their individual ve'e. c· ptrol .·\ er peace keeping decisions. Some within the I ' ited States di legation are report ed leaning toward the new British stand, but there is no indication thus far that it would be acceptable t> the Russians. The whole veto issue is rapidly coming tu a head. Then is the pos sibility that · η a showdown small nations might out\· to the lug five in conference c oimittets and iorc·· changes which i>. e <> ' more ot the η a|iir nations would find unaccept able. Most speculati >n in this c> nnec tion centers on Russia. Some Ameri (Continued on Paye Six 1 WEATIIfR FOR NORTH CAROLINA. I'artly cloudy and n>t quite so «arm today, followed by partly cloudy and cold tonislit. Thursday partly cloudy and mild. Π-29s \ο;πη I lit k\ uslui, S<)iitiicrn Jap Ilomc (Center Sim Francisco. Ma\ l,'t — (A!*) — An unconfirmed ciicniy re port that "twcnt.v odd" B-'iîls were over K.\ ushu, soujlhern niost of the Japanese home is lands, early loda> was broad cast by Tokyo radio. The Japanese Domei news atyeno was <jnoted in the broad east as saying some raiders "are helieved to hav< sow 11 mines in the Kanmon Straits." tint lelt open the possibility that some land targets were attacked. Japan Flays For Faver Of The Soviets Moscow, May 23.-(AP)- Λ re-1 cent Tdkv.i clfcLiia' :on that, by i severing re left ions with Germany. Japan li;.s w:pud ■· .t her tripartite baciv^'uunand thereby placed he»· "un completely !riendi\ v. i:· with the Soviet Union" seems to reflect unfounded optimi-m in T.»U\ ·». 1":»r eiun diplomatic circle he;v /aid to day. Where there has been no official I Soviet comment »».n tie declaration, made by Japanese radio commenta tors, foreign m - /in.· in Moscow in terpreted the Maternent as being p-ovocatiw and not a current in terprétât i >n t.r the situation. Jt goes without saying in diplomatic circles that the LT. S. S. R. is not this gulli ble. It is no secret here that Japan has been geneuinely interested in arriving at a new basis for discuss ing relations with Soviet Russia, Regime Of Doenitz Is Disbanded High German Heads Are Made Prisoner.; By Allied Command Supreme Headquarters Al lied Expeditionary Force. Paris. .Ma\ 2:i. — ( A Ρ) - All m< m;>or <>t the acting German trover li ment, as well as memliers of th.· < ί< ι man hiκ11 c " m m and in Klensljurji have been taken into custody as prisoners of war. sup r e m e headquarter- an nounced today. Those arrested included :'.<·<ι officers and a numhe.· of other ranks and civilians, the an nouncement said. DOIMTZ IN'CLi 1)1 I) AMONG : 11·»!·; i f ί i Ν I) I Κ AKItl.ST Flensburg, Germany, May 23.— lAI'i Grand Admira Κ . . ) enitz. CC Si if to Mille 1\ Λ : to d.;v by Allied Supre .· II· .·1<|.ι;ιι· tt'is, which ordered hi.- i;> .,··· "gi v e. muent ' disbanded. Supreme Headquarters announced the arrest of all mcmbei ·>; the m i ailed Flensburg ;a ■·. · : anient. and an official source .· ial meant that heneetorth Λ ..·■·■ ••I'lieers ν ι uld deal directly \v;:i; 'in German pi ' ·;>.!· and G( rman j.iri- · >1 h -. Members of the ii...., ■ · :ιι.ιnd in Flensburg were taken nit r a-louy alo: g with the government figure.·, as prisoners of war. it was an nounced. This means the dispersal ol the high command, the official siitirce . aid. Major General I."well Rook.--, who yesterday v. as ami" aiccil oeliteii.y General lai .enhoweireprescnta live at Flensburg, no-.v is .nit "I a job, and can ^o mi to other duties, the S" a' e explained. ΊΊιι.-. . ι iree -.nil that tlu· Flen. - mirn '4Π in ne·, er was rec. .'.nixed Ijy tl e Allie a ■ ' enm i nt." but tli.it it.' 11 icmbc: .·..··!· used by the Sup: eme Λ11 iI (' ■ maud as a vi : le v. il ii whir:: Ιο r igjrol the d: - , no of th·· German army and eect it ' ■ ■ ' m camps, lia :■ .■ m ..ill that fpim now on some Allied officer will give ■ ■ a . -, ti Ge: μ: ■■ Tiers, or :-ιime co:mu.ο i" rather than , t: : ·> iL'h the Gi ι : : a 11 high com !'u' -"iii'ei· aid. " The G- r ii .- h ah C":: maud now is being . : I . : ; ι ι >: ;t it .1 existence." , The :i. ! ! - ! "I t : a ■ Flensburg group ' ι ; 1 " nda'a t e that its use- ι • , .ι a !>■ .I> fini.-hed, and | it ··. o'.\ revert to prison I·.1 !i 111., or ha. I- i leeu placed at the j toe Alia·.-. The Supreme I 1),. .-(ii 'or ineenient sal ! 11 .;: t ii· ...,,· .. rrι ted incl ι uled li()0 of- j fit·!ί a m I a u : ι : a 1er < Ί other ranks and civilians. S nee the latter del " a>· '■:! their n-.n- ! aggres-ion pact. Her : ipture will. ! ( ; » ■ ι : 11 ; 111 y oil. oii.-ly .·. ·κ ■' I eg. 11 move the .lap..'a ■ a·' ered a ι f:r-t step iii t h n : direction. Schwellenbach, From Washington State, Is Gossiped Por Post Washington. M: · 23. (API—At· ; toincy General frratrces Piddle': ί c ·i'l>· retirement I: · the Tr .:nai < · ; ι i j i : 11 · *, λ as indicated a". the Whitt H.todiiy. The President ■■·;..mged a new; : ιonte. (Ίΐα tin ·ι ' <. m. KWT, and Press Secret...·; C'ti■>.les Iioss <a;ci I Mr. Truman w-ald iu.vt· an an ι nouneoment at ' it time concern ing Hid le. who .-"ibinitted his re , signation along with other hold over Ronsevi it c- ..·■..·· member.- the night ·>Γ Aj : : 12. Πιι->' η. it ; ; : i ' ' the re -igna t i ■ >: : was in the President' hand and thai 1 thé President would make an an ni;i!icenu'iit regard::;·; t left little dnubt that the Pi\-id.-.i- would dis ,v>se :iie apiMintme:'; of a new at to nev general this . fterivmn. Federal Judge Le l'_ Schwel len:>.:>·.·, of the St-r·· .. Washing ton, a former United States senator, ha :·. ·· ι mentioned ι .·· ι top cab inet Jin.-; in Capitol Hill . pecilati m. Aged German Catholic Gets Highest Post ι I . v. ΛΊ,ιν L'.l <M') \n . . . i (I . t1 ; -1 ! i (1 lice.in-c llif I :;I,I->I ci . i! ol fici'al in t ί ' i'i ■' 11 ι ·■ : i.' , "ι 1 ■ I. iv : 111 cl ο ίγι ■: I pi' a ' ' I ' .1 I il II I. Ill I n·' ι| I ! I' "I π ! ' . Ill lin- J 11 I ' ; I * i I 111 S ιιΓ Ijl'llthl'l'lv love." Λ ( >i h ·: ι · . ii, the I ; i ι· ·. ' ι — I· islriel, 70-ye u - < » ' I " i I ■ ■ ι Κ ■ i ) ; ι been i t ■ -11 : — rc< !· d ! ι ■ ■ ' : !.! :cal scrap!.· ap, v. ■'■■(·:' :ι· \ . -ι 11 hi ι 11! > ι·. 11 a.. ■. v. lit ill Til "11 ..it'll1" ι ill ll : l|.III. e. I M" marued by 1,1. ( I.for I ; ■! ■ .\\. lar> ^i ι. ι ι 1 : ■ .mander ·>: tin· Γ. S. 1' villi respimsibi lity for ι :' > : :. '!ιι· adminis! ι a 1 i"ii, tu trier Am· · uper\ ί.-,ΐ,>u. .if the larsi st ι 11> yet carve?* G ι ■■ ; ; : Allied power. Ill 1. lit 'it· ment on the policy he hopes to follow in his 14.l)(»l ο : i.iM - .ο ι ■ mil!tary distri;·'. of il .(Kill.nun pe.. et i me population, I* ut'11.s toil! ·!;·.· A 'dated 1'ress: "My t · :ilC ileato a ! e'A ( h. . :: t in nir youth, a spirit m ■>. ··: Catholie and Pi-I tesl..n' . ι . α.st collaborate in leach 11iu. High way Boa rd A dopts Secret Session Policy; Cherry Not Informed 1!;.:. :nh. May . Λ Ρ ) -Λ -clos ed flu·'!'" policy, by which news re- ι porters are excl ided from sessions, was put into ιΊ feet today by the . State Highway & Public works Commissi m. Ch;n -man Λ. H. Graham greeted i reporters today with this statement: i "We ha\ e adopted a policy of hav- ; : ! ι .14 iur session.-, executive. Λ state ment will be given out after the meetings." Asked specii ically if that meant the session.- wo ι Id be held under a "closed door" policy. Graham, who is being paid the pr'.teeient-setti.ig salary .it is 10,000 a year, answered: "Vis." There \\ is no amplification. Ci ο vei no. Cherry, asked to com ment on the matter said it wa<. "nt ws to me" that Graham liad dis cussed no such policy with him, but that he would "have a talk with Mr. Graham sometime today and ' nd out his reasons." Institution nt the policy was . reminder of the days of the late Κ ank Dunlap, when he was chair man some years ago. A storm of pro· I est accompanied Dunlap's policy. Graham did say that minutes of j .lie commission are public property ,m-' nriv he inspected any time by | a citizen. j At the c session, t ί typewritu ι! ■; ni' the morniiv; ;a:ided reporters a ,.ry o! what he had c-« m r- i ';.o liigh spots .if the session. Here is what he said the commission did: 1. *Λρι·:···\ ι purchase "Γ : he approved i;e 1 : · gnats to be placed on State-owned notor vehicle.·.. ■Λ. Aii·.: : ··..· I). B. McCracy award to in· .: t)i each De.'ember for the next ten years to the em ploye -h : ι e most mer:: >: iou achieven .en!!';e cost to be borne by the d > η he;!."s at no cxpens·1 to the Slate. 4. Τ μ.:, ι ■ a ·: :on ι m a request lent :he :· I.ce county ca'ic l'or imp.ciefl . 4 ic iltural workers. Γι. Λ ; ! : ί ■■·, ed ..wards totaling SIOh. 1)00 f,.r :c- irtacing and retreat men" of high \ a\ . f>. I). . ·. : a plan for the μ: posed 111 ! ι c — . ο : ι. d highway. I: recmin ended location will be give: to the commission at its June meet ing. 7. Adopted new salary schedule.· subject '< the approval of the diree tor of the b idget. Newman county, e. $2.500. \ - 'e in Rockingham ait >: 32 348 acre s for - In co . e with a 1045 law. YANKS SCALE CLIFFS ON OKINAWA PUTTING AMERICAN INGENUITY to work, the e i of U e hi hilling American Tenth Aruiy use ι·<ρο > ι:·. ! t . ι in!': » advance against the Japs on Okinawa Island. This is an official U. S Army Signal Corps Radioph· Ίο. >■ >-. ^dvhoio) .Spectacular Lunge Doubles U. S. Lines Japanese Defenses On Okin awa Periled By Yank Plank Push Cuam. M;i.\ -">■ < Ai') Λ spectacular ''iny.■ '.y : lu- Γ. S. Seventh inianiry il i ν i s i ο ti | through a 11 * i I >«-\'t mil strategic Yonabaru \ i ' ,. ; ! i \ donlncd the length ni' 11;·. <niH 11.·) η ( )ki nuwa lifeline ti>da> and imperilled , -Japanese del', lis. s safeguarding I Naha and the fortress city of Shuri. Thi' : l.iM... , . . : c.l at .·. |j ply roads vital to the enemy, added nearly 4,(11 α ι :■' ■':.··: >■■ in: wit «·» had been .. : Aaa . icau trooiis had little <· . am·, ι ver 1 . ad - vantant·. Mai· : lie;:· rai Λrchibai : V. Arnold. Bronxville, N. Y., com mander ut ':·■·.·· ·id. The seventh, refreshed by a two | weeks re.-'t, ! ■ ■ ι ·· tKith : η t.: : t ry d i \ " i s ι · · : < -i. · '· tered, n d\ V" y. tel then moved ' ■ beyond ai tack thi.t ·■■· -t :· ··· 1 ·»·.. y >·> prise. The d.nigli:· y- ·· · !lu· !i· r! >"'n t· ι n i · : ' ■ ' 1 ;.limg the e■ · · ■ ' '· 'et ·. . · ■■ ι H i· ·i and Inlar.ish- ai ."·· ·'<·.· u pied heights front which Uteri guns over look supply ■ ' ■ Saa a in tl't center .·: the ■·:. · 111 the darkness ι f Tuesday morn ing. opposed a Λ ■ > -"aat a' !:;·· se\ enth di\ i»i· n e!> · !> s.· :-'n a through Yon a>ara. t west tratf'c a 'a \\ town and the cap.· ■! c'i\ and established strong positions on the ridges. Stocks Show Irregularity New Y a ;. Ma) I'M i.\P 'locks had an irregular pattern in odav's maiket. w.th plu^ .aid .1111111 : Kits abota evenly d.vided :n fairly ictive dealings. Ad\ aneing w e re Υ · η·,>'< wi . "•ears Roebuck and Am··] a an t'a Ή! . lightly ware Γ. S ^toc] Philip Morias and General laic·', a. ι th; Nab. A » * Τ' i Anii- 1 rust Suit Aimed At Glass Firm AP) Th .lu-· ,·, I)i ·.: : .> : i< I , Pi1 Plat.· t s 10 Τ ι eu ■ . ιrd I ... I ' - Li 1)1 ol Toledo. 11\ ι1 . .· manu ■ m t π ." ^ Ifi ' ' a it Election. For ilain May Come July 5 Labor Party Balks; Present Parliament Very Conservative London. Nia', ί.'ί. — (ΛΡ)—Five British (!·■ I ? atrs to thv Cniled Viiiois » onfereuce turned ill t h « ir resignations toda^ as mem bers of t ! : t · ( hurehill govern ment. i>i*i ish s ρ η k e s m e η pr· mpiÎN « mpha si/.ed 'that this (•(.nlurniai)' » w ith parliamentary praelire u Mi not fundamentally altert efforts to write a world organization » barter. London, May 23.— (ÂP) — Prim:· Minister Churchill re signed today, breaking up Great iîi-i.a:·.'» . a r i : m e coalition imii in ail·: g. ving the sig nal l'>>r lia nation'- first gen i nil electi< η in a decade. ( "11·;'"fl)ill \va.- expected. on rei|1 κ·-: of Κing (ieorge. to torni a temporary government im nudaito!y to <er.e as "care ; a k« ····.- " f: r ti:<· elect ion, ■ r..l»ai»l> .liny ~>. Ύ1ΐ''··ο w •eks will claps, hei' i'e the king for mally dissolves the heavily con ser\ati\'e Parliam· lit. JLauor ministers who have served in the c< alition cabinet since 1940 ·'.'! ·■ ·. ι · : .■ rri "e ι>v the ir party :!.·!· this \V<( :·. ' . I ! e' m 1 It' ,ΤΛ elert; '}ι vas f' ic·».*rJ at this time. I-:.: ' i. the . <·<_·.->.u iiM-s: numerous party. C uvhi.! is expe· i"d ι·> lead a new I "care-taker' government into the C · on? when it reassembles Tues ·, day. . f ' « Λ "-..it i<>n pre i." λ £<·\ "eminent ι * i : men ■ Sir John Anderso . Sir J; η es Grigg, Sir An— id 1. · ; i,» tthrrs. i.Vn ι ; : - ι' η d All ·.■ ■ e ca d into the g<jvernment to I do spc< -I ,j ' expected to be > · . > ι·γ Al· ηd.iy, as (·.>,.■ . : · · : ·. .«· intervening . ! h·:· s lei t bv the • I. i Liberal min !od Br : ;:i from its : > the war to :,i«. ηder οί Gcr m; ι y, gave Κiι - George his resign ;me minister, . : : ■ ·...- ;rv and min His a t m will bring about Great ' Britain's t rst ge eral election in ten ' . He h ; ι d held the ν lim», when he succeeded Neville Chamberlain dur .e da. ;ost days of the ν '!· η was pre I . ; party's re e . · ι · ι a lit ion •hat Germany is .··: and sale ! . ies plate, e/ea and sheet of f 1 at safety, glass. Flame Tanks Lead Yanks in Capturing Manila Hill Manila. M : t'·ϋ···\νίη>* tank . ·< : *:·> I. ·■' »·« .... ■ · It'.l Λ . '.'ι .-.-iully IS ?>la»i : u .i' i". · ■ ■ - ' ι■ ·...v. . M !. · (li'iii· V. ( . - . Cl:\ : - lull V '·. Geneva! I - ΛI. ι · Λ. ·· i : κ-. ■ · ■ e η '. 11 i ■ <·. :\i ui.i aa > tui ' it!u ' ippcd · ν , .'Hi .· d η .ν upa ti.in ·. M J nsle s:'>'»vtll ά a- uirn \l nil .>t ;is Ihiiiu -wept : <·ν>ΐ ι ο as 'ho flaino hrowit lank :i8t : mglihuvs it ' . ■n Wo.H-: t·.·..· ι11' Tin· iciar fo.· λ N for there weeks, took its name from •nomy ma.·· η .· San.- an .· Tanks fanned down wooded draws vhien haw '■ ί ancealr.s enemy i;n>. Otln ' · e: ashed ί ·<·.· . ; . ect suni'i:v ,\ ::.!»· l.i'lil a: : ; 1 Κτλ at -aûTi'a. ' _:a as : -I prec"> ·η d:.!1 jombers concentrated on the ridge. Wh.M ' r w.ι - taken, the Yanks counted 330 dead Japanese, j raising the division's total to 16, ;-i.X4 since it opened the Bataan cam : :ni;an no .. :>· .i.t η until.-- ago. 1 t':i M ,.i ,n the 31 st division .nth Μ,.ι lî ··> Clarence Ma'.' '.eci > Bu k idon. ) : ι. j»rt>— ' Λ1 ; ι k ι : j : ι i ι y, au agricultural and governmental cen ·(■:■ of 18,1100 ,ι,ηι ,:.·η. To the south, Major General Ros •c \\ · ·ι'.·.; - _ 4 ; : ι d. >n ad ,ιικν i o.- w.'.hm two miles : Ι...·:.η;·!: m:! se, the only el, 1 re ··,. nine η Japanese hands η .-.ui'hoaste· ι Mindanao The l!4tn >.·.· ·!>;···» 1 · 4 t ' 1 " on the north west ' re , i 11,. ν ao suit On the cast coast of Luzon, the •\ I :i .mile: Major ο . M ned two miles to j 'ake Port Real, I The heaviest bombing was de ! Uvered by IS Liberators of the 13th ! ι ■ ι e. .·. ι·'■!. nde · Lighting i .4' ter OVi < ink an 8,000-ton. • _ : tran- e oil' eastern I Borneo.
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