Ε Hfcttfterson Batly HiapatrhH
rHIRTY SECOND YEAR ''thk'as^J.'^^Vres^ HENDERSON, Ν. C., THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 21. 1!UÔ 'sV'n.^Vi'"n' ' N FIVE UENTS C07?
OKINAWA CAMPAIGN OVER, NIMITZ SAYS
Organized!
Resistance
Is Crusiied
Costliest Cf Λ ! I
Pacific ( ampaigns
For 1 he Americans
' -i ; ι 1. ( Λ Γ ) The
(iiil of the Okinawa campaign,
aftci S2 il; ι fight
iliL'". \VH> «il: '' I !< 1 ()( ia \ f)\'
Λ in. i'a. < . \\ Niniitz,
giving American forces a stra
ti .trie liasi :i.\ J"> it |t - from
■Japan.
( ■ ι1 ' t h cent ral
and western Pacifie campaigns,
the ha'1.' 1 ι J. : a λ a ! < ι ι » k a 1 <111
ot Ki Ann r ίι- 1 ;ii<·«i and
wounded up t< ; if \ve>-k.< ago
and cost ' ■ ι : ; ·ιν than
9Π,000 dead
W:: .· ··. ::ic I loot
and the artillery battalion I el I silent,
V S in::' ar . y !· rces still ham
: : ι M'ed with ta a.a ! ...me t.hmw
: ■ ■ '!"»·* < ' 1 h(?
1 »U' he: : a : : · · i. mopping
up a h and fui to J π panose whu ιο
ί
Λ . ( W X .mit/, in »
• : e. ι : ι \ ;ir -d ill ι : -
'e-1 s·-* :: = ·*· h;i(i i ><*eη enishei.
H i - , ι ! ι ! 1 ' i : i t'1 ■ i : ■ : . · i 11 illy
..iter Gene:;.. i)ot:i·'. MacArthur
re ported from Manila t h ·» t General
Joseph W. Stiiwell, chief ' the army
gi a d !■ rces. ι lake over the
a nth am y
Victory w ■ : ■ le : ··»e days
a ! ! er St il v. e! ;· . · ·.-. . 1A. ( ίen.
Si η u»n }!-»!., i : . « ■ . ,J r.. was
killed : »y a A .. ell bua-t as
ii- · v.a' .· î i. · ' de m · i sive as
sault. It fulfilled Β ickner's predic·
:·· linn be'»e he
vats struck down.
Γ S army . a : Η η re. y casualties
fiom Maii ii HI. wla a Heet units
i.v· ' ; ;. : μ η le·; 1 A ■ ·. - ' . : ι- i sea m
ρ: epa:W ·· ·η : · ». ' 1 π. 1 » May
24, were 9,602 killed and 25,514
a: icd · . · ' - y · ι 'elude
tl.r . · <■ .- ·: the
ι ; ■ : » ; a ·:' ! Ί.
L ,. .a'-t A ; :ured
by Nimitz" forces, Okinawa was in
: ι : i !·., s A j 11' i 1 1. with
• , - ·. . · · a <· · l-'i : a was
Mi.» Of
• *, «. i r "\- ide
-
a.. : . a; s ' · i a a ηm r ,1a; wm into
•'ten tie. h"ine
V\ enth \\ ;ir 1 .< >an
( joal \iiiK»st Made;
Iiidn lduals I ,a<r
r~%
H ashmi'l »n. lime .M.— < \Γ; —
ϊ' aniic.jl i t! 1 :ιί\ Ihat the SI J
OOÔ.OOO,4H)0 ui-al tti the Seventh
War Loan drive is about t « » bp
passed with few hurrahs and no
let up in bond selling efforts.
Treasury officials say there is
far ton much work to he
done IVr célébrai:; ns row .
The bi^çost t sk ■>! the drive
i·, to borrow f »rd-ina-akinç
seven !>i!li:m dollar^ from indi
viduals- -toi-r 1 ··I! '«is t>l ι i. the
form of Série, e bonis b< at?hi
I \ small i il ν est ο ι an! that task
i< a Ion.«4 ν ι\ I·· . beitr; fin
ished
C(*ï 1
btilweu Is
Successor To
Gen. Buckner
M. ■ . · :· Λ I1 ! -Cifierat
J. M-p'· \v s:il\v · ·.·::» :ic« from
his post : is chief of the army «round
M;ir.\r
- ■ ■ ' ;
η Okinawa,
ι ' ' ' ' 11 t'.l
ι η κι > t h e
command vac Vci ■> 11.< H'ath m
. ' ·. 1 .· ( ii*ii S ; On I. In
Buckner, Jr., was announced from
Mm Λ1 th ,r's h. .fii) arte:
The assignment culminated a se
iies "I conferences among st dwell.
MacAr·' i ' ·ί ti'1! · com
■ ■ ι . Γ ·,·. . ni'. r. "ill ly.
;'iid it is assumed he will take over
tho tenth armj as soon as he can
get there
The 63-year-old Stilwell, known
as· "Vinegar Joe," knows the enemy
a> do < η ot r Mi ld r · nil aiders.
\tto: !<·- ··> . aid d..-i nyuished
service in the Bnrma-C hin;i theatre,
: w - ·■ ' · ι.ι\ t 'inn iinxi'ius
to take another crack at the Japanese
: .ι '1 ·.
IKE HEARS ACCLAIM OF NEW YORK'S MILLIONS
AS ΡΟΛΙ^ OF GREETING ECHO in lower Broadway, New York, General Dwight D. Eisenhower stands waving
to welromers high up m a skyscraper. Smiling and waving un his ride through nnlcs of streets lined v. ,;!i
cheering multitudes, the victorious commander captured the city's heart. f international)
Peace Charier Agreed Upon
Australia, Russia
Compromise Their
Wide Differences
•San Francisco. June 21.—
(Ai') - Λ charter embracing j
the views of fifty I'nitcd Na
tions was wrapped up today
into a world document designed
to maintain peace.
President Truman, no v.· tcking ,
brief holiday :n Washington Stnte. I
will bri· « the I'nitcd Nations con-I
lerencc t-> a formal close with a
spccch >' intermit ional affairs Tues
day afternoon.
Until t i ι ; ! 11 : ι ; < ·. 1 he delegates < '
the fifty liai: . rep cscnted hen
λ ' ! ίο h sv v. ι ! i : , vai < · t y of tccil
nii ,.Ι pi 'bien: .··· I · j><H«rh-in;ikinK
a ■. i>;,{ ι|i»· al work of tlu
in: nr.· .'.a nu i Api il 1!5, i.«
ace 1 μ ι ρ ! : -bed.
; oai aid ' · 'as·· last Hiihl. A
111 i t : t ί ■ a, ι ρ : veil a ' Aust ralian
' a I . , 111 1 isi· Clllpi )WC1! llji t he
•ad l;t ■ 111 ■ ! :, 1 . tibly ot na
tions to discuss and make reaommen
dati'iis on any question "within the
m- ; ' ι. the charter" written here.
ι ι a led a ι aiL! struggle by
. aa: a Ί1: 'a■ make· the assembly
·■; ·ν.·η mi e', .a the va irld," po
tci a 1 1V c ι pable o: l sert ing the
: , - a · : a 'lie opini m on the
ii,l; .· .ia . aled see iritv coun
! , ■ a:aι · r. (Id exercise no
,·, ; a : 1 1 · ;·» a . nic-il directly.
Churchill 1 cils
His \ ofcrs He Is
Capable As hver
L"i'n 1 ι: .1 m " 1 ί Λ I') — Prime
Mil it, Ch i I ! I '!(! the voters of
Il c ' ι1 ■'. ι Ί1 ci ι - ι ''ici toi l:iv that his
"Faculties tire as good as they ever
: ... ι ■ ntr:i.' , : : i . ι . ι ■ : : hem to re
t !ec! lrmi ι ι |';,rii.i civt so that he
11 : ,li 111 ii ι in 'e ! -i i'vi 1 the nation
ill peat e. a- lie ha - in war.
in ,i laic · ' thanking the
W ·.·.<:.»!·.I ci nslituency fur unswerv
ing .- ' : ι ■! >■ ; the 7H-ye.,r-oIcl Church
ill said:
"At my age. h;,\ mjj already passed
the a 11■ >11 il - 'an. I might well have
claimed i.-lii'l from the burdens
w hich vi. ' ν ha.- not lightened. 1
feel. ho\ve\ ei. that my facilities anci
energits ,· as good as they ever
have been.
■'Therelore, unless relieved by the
tintI ■■ ··:· : . '.î : k Irom the
;. s ! ; s v.· h' h have 11 · *\· ■ ■ 1\· ici up"ii me.
] .si i! 1 lit.pc t t: my share in
peace, which shall be both world
wide and l;-iing. " it of which will
ci line vict'iries and social progress
not less thaiv those in battle, for
which we are already well spoken
of throughout tin- world."
Stocks Make
Ei<*ht-Year Mark
\ev, York, .lune :! 1 -(ΛΡ)—The
Stock market touched another eigbt
vi'ar average peak today on expa cl
ing \ol'.:me.
In front most of the time were
U. S Steel. Suitbern Pacific. Chry
sler antl Standard Oil.
Occasional losers included Doug
las Aircra : t. Kastman Kodak and
U. S. Rubber.
Bonds and cmoniodities were nar
Eisenhower Is Welcomed
Bv 1 ioiiH'ioiks In Kansas
Κ.ι ■. ( ΊΙ v. J . ιι· :! ! . ι Λ Γ') - - ι
Ο uni il ni Π·· Λ Γη y I )wj.:;iiî ! >
Ε ί se η how or jinrl 53 members ■»! his
"ilicidl p.:! I ν, ι't li γ : · : h ■« in 11 ,
r« ; κ\ cnim· lu : < · ' ι \ a » 1,. · : ι. ' · . t*
Middle VV« ? ' i· : a- .
lu lis t \v< >->■ '. ι ' ι · h . m *· ·* » · ? ί 111 l; celé- ,
1:1 il Κ >11 àlld i: > .:·.··«·« ' las iî.'i-ye > ι - > 1 r i
: ι ' ι ' t ■ ι e r, Mr I ; 1.1 I. ·■ η : ι « >ν. er. . -I
Aialêne. Κ. ·ι 1. ίι; ί·. ' ·.«
The Mem · : ' · I '·ΐ'.«· ί ;
Μι ici pal airport al 12:10 p. m.
( \VT.
C i en frai "flu " :a h . '...an ■ live- 1
p· d 1 · rl 11 1 ils! .! ri' > ·. < : . ι ! · <■
Ml< '' i(I( ι ;.· ( >\ .1 ; I ! : i i t ■ l ' ·
militar> hand 'a.·' '' '
( ici κι al I· ■ · : ' a<-d
t· lus naitlui ;aia e
Phil Ι)·, ιn'IΙ\, «a M;
Λ ΚοΙκτΙλ
mittee
lit· v. as u ι «· ' · 1
| · ' d 1 ' »Γ 1 » h. · · · :·
ta! y pl.au ··■ π m ' · i
nantis played.
. lie
•, ι ·. head and
I
Κ. il a C iiy, Juno 21 ( Λ Ρ ) Λπ
; ιΐ' ι.ι î > Ιί·ι s 11. t expixtai cy hunt; over
■ I i ·. I· · l ily ι I( 1 :·y ;ι:- i! a 111"i
: , π ί t ! hi1 ·. 11 ■ t ■ · ι i us ftrni'i'.i i of the
. riny, [ ι:;ίιΙ 1> Kiscnhowi r.
lift I. .'.hill' ;i: : ; I ; lie bun tiims .J 11
il I:·.· ..:·»·! s.tj "II ( τ 111 11. i ;i\ fill IO,
wlit it· Un· m'iiér.il llii.- afternoon will
Μι i· 111 .1 I llll'l III 1 I'll -1 < 11 .'k~-l >11 <4 I
I'-"
1 ι:ι· ..ν \v;is ι ! ι ιl.v .nul ear!v rain |
forecast, but officials have pre
| . n . . .· ι·!·ιι·Λ.! ill I'' 111 1 .">11,000 '
I'M '.nun ι.ι ι>{>I··.
I ! · · ■ lu· ι. ι ci ' ;i ι ilaiiti it .·■ > ι t lit1
. ■ * t ■ ι . ' ! have .ι ' ; ι : '
il> Hi tl
wl ite-haired rrt tl. ··. Mrs. Ida Eisen- I
.ι Ablloi · , Kaiis., ir aire. cly ;
.. ι : .iini he: ι . 1 ith lbree othi'i !
; M.!:; κ ιόν ΐ'Γ, ρ; esalell! !
■ κ · S; .··· ( '<·!!» no: Αι l!iit !
Ι'ΙΜΙ,ΐ! ι I " . vit f-1 I.l'-illollt I il It j
I ' · ■ m : :. : : . ■ Ί ' · I '■ ι ' : I ). 11 ly III Kan.--. .
( . aril 1· ··. ι- I- t , hower. of 'l'a- I
H.,. U'a. h., a lav. yor.
ΊΊ ;o j.oao: al's via was to al"'i\ e
: n t ia ι η ι . ι ly t ■ ί i ; ι > Iran her t v.'t
. a!· l,i ;; day n: Xcw Yurk ami ,
\V., -aillât, Ή.
Conference's
Date Pli asing
To President
Olympia, Wash., June 21.—ιλρα—
I'i «iik-iil Ti nii Ill·· unccr'ainly
"'· ' r ■'■fl.ii ι π ι : ι ■ ni ■ : t.1:· S : 111 Kran
I'lM'o conlVri'iu· ' ■· ■ ι\ ι·· I. settled
down I 'day In 1 : ι r · niii.ymin! of li is
Jirst vacation Irom t ·, t · \\' ! I i *. c · !l use
While di-app niiteu that hi.· ha I
a Itrr his <-rmi a I |>' a - :·· l»r.n« τ lu
meeting in a c] use ; t : ι a speech
Saturday, the President was repre
sented as ι ilea seii ' :1. ' '1 · · ' ■1. .1
heen cleared 1 : :n. 1 .·. ' : j:« \!
Tuesday
lie ι·:, 1Ιι·Ί ι :i re; ·οιΊ ers ι η: 1 ai'
men f<ir his |ir>t news etuil'eren.-e
outside the White House at 10 a. m.
PUT, at which time lie \va~ expected
to discuss devel pmcnt at San Kran
e ι ,-cft and possi b ly talk about his
forthcoming big three meeting at
P.i rlin.
Λ n il·· of sadness was injected into
his holiday hy th" death "I Clarence
Hiekey, state director ol highways,
the husband ■ l (ίο « rnor Wallgrcn"
only sister.
WEATHER
FOK XORTII CAROLINA.
Partly cloudy ami moderately
warm tnday. tonisrht and Friday:
leu scattered afternoon Uhiii
derslnmcis in ι xtreine cast por
tion todav and in extreme west
portion Friday.
Truman Fraises Work Of
United Marions Meeting
Ρ» esident Promises
To Straighten Out
I he Meat Situation
ι )!> :: Wa.-h . .1 tun · 1' !. (API
; nt T: a : nail I oday | .i 1 he
v\ ι'. > ; ; ic San Fi anc^oi cont'er
< ι ire, pi (mi isod tin1 in: at situation
would l)i' straightened out, and de
nied report.- of c< .n t on 11 > : t t'ti re ρ >y
in« Inter:· Secri tarv 11. n>!d I..
Ickes. I his I'n'st pi iv-.. e. m I erotic: ·
since leaving the White House, the
Pi ι'.·-:dent als( t \pressed .14i';it i lira
111 m ivor I .ho Sen.lie's approval of
legislate 11 extendi g the reciprocal
Irade ,ί« cement program with I'ur
ther t.·!-·' lowoi-in.; auti
Hi· . miou'ieed he would slop over
I'ort '..nd. ( >reg 11. at 11 a. ni.
i I'WT. Mor..lay «λ h ι«· en l-ate I . Sa
1 Κι aticisco, where he expo, t.- t. 11 ar
ί live at -4 p. ii:.
.
I. S. Casualties
Are 6,356 Higher
In The Past Week
Washington, June 21 -!.\P) -
I'nitod States battle casualties in
World War II now total 1,023,453, an
increase ol fi.33fi from those report
ed a week ago.
The army casualties reported to
day represented the period extend
ing through the greater part of May
and the increase apparently repre
sented mai ly Pacific actions.
Of the total. 903,701 are army
'.asualties. ltd 1 U', o2 are lu ' y.
Luzon Japs
Pocketed By
Yank Force
Natives Join Chase
Of 30,COO Nips In
Northern District
ΛI ; m i I ; ι. Juti" 1!1 (AIM -A
force t)Γ ι>i> sililv i'.n.ood Jaoa
ncsc was herded north in th.
Caravan valley today I),ν on
rushing column· of 11 u■ -Î7tli
Ohio infantry division toward
fierce Ijrorois lunl on adding
enemy casualties on Luzon,
ι nem yca.uialties on Luzon.
The Nipponese were falling back
dp. Aparri. ί cant 100 miles ahead
ii 371 h ;.flvani'«'d pair 'Is. with no
where to so unci' tii ev reach tha!
ni rthcr n'. si tit y , Luyon.
( )u t : : t ■ \vi st si·1 1 ι > Γ 1 :h L'agayan
river, which splits tin· valley, th·
Igoii.ts and ι · 1 h t r Filij.'.-i > guerrillas
waited m I01114 prepared positions
to frustrate any Nipp -nese attempt
ti find refuge arnnii^ the wild, spiny
ridges ol the C'ordiila mountains.
Malm Kn.ji r', K. Heightlei'"s liuck
eyes drove inchockcri north 1 I cap
lured liana.i and its grnssgrovvti air
strip The backtracking foe was
hounded by planes, s»me flown by
Mexican pilots, which are making as
man\ as 300 sorties a day in support
1 the Lu/i'ti operations.
Meadow s Defense
ί ries I <> hnsnare
State's Auditor
Ore· nvill". .ί ι:?ï · 21. - < ΛΡ) -The
défense trad l·» show today thai
M. L. Widenhouse {'hanged his tes
1 imony in thi. 1i i; I as comparai ;
wiili thai he in the1 first trial
o' Dr. Leon 1\ Meadows, forme;
president o! Ka.>t Carolina Teacher.
College.
( )n cro>- -t ■; · innli'-'Π, \V idenh· u < ■
-aid tha1 Meni · ; «av Iiin· :_\7()M
the ί : s fi.\ ta i :· ι I · -n-yea ;· per > id.
immed.! iîelv ρη «'ding ;,·ι invesiina
1a.η -Ι Dr. !Vl· (lows' handling ol
.-«•(•ι·: a i . : »:d · · "« : Π il nids. Wid'ai- j
house also said that Dr. Meadows
had :;i\ on p< ; · at lor an m-pec- ;
OKINAWA WIND-UP SEEN NEAR
tion (ή Okinawa, he declared that "with two ■ I r i. ul tin. :n
to pieces." On the map above, cross indicates the art a in which Buckner
was kiiled, and arrows show how the vat-; . an u . β
avenging their commander by smashing toward victory. (International)
12 Of 16 Poles  re
Convicted And Get
Lighter Sentences
1 hree Acquitted,
Trial Qt One At
Moscow Postponed
. !ίιι· 1<> I'olc- .·,· :.,ed ·: ■ it.-ι ··
v\ivil a·.·; I»t.*· uid Red ::·y hne>
c: t· r 'h\"ir! ί 1 iiV a S ·. :ot .· · t
•οm it;ur months to ten years in
ι i.M.m. 'Ihree were cqaitted a d the
•..il ι>1 another \\ a postponed.
T h e heaviest sentence, ten years,
as imposed upon M-nj tr Genera !
)}\ulicl\i, commander "I the under
l?,r.»und homo army alter the ill-lated
Warsaw uprising Jan Jankowski,
ciepuiv priifp minister of the Londo
I olisn rnment in exile. an·',
leader < Γ the Polish Underground
movement, was sentenced io eight
\ eai ·· i : ; : {1 î i « · .a ent
General Okulieki received his sen
tence stoically. His ο ly show ol
,\> he ta· · : the "a · «■ ,i ! 1 ' »d
i ,a\ al !)eelares
He Will (inc Γ ρ
\\ hen Prepared
Madrid, June 21. (AV)—Pierre
l.a\ ..ι. : mci' Vii h y e · ' : ,<;< vcrn
mem who fled tu Spain .shortly be
i i in su i· rend» r ν» Ί , η it a π ly
11 «1 :
La\
e:nm<
ins
i.·
questt · tl
Krae.ee ' ■
but the Sj
i'iiM'd : a ■ ·.
Ι M ' ■ >1 ' η I · ! ' v a IV t ' \ Γ : ; > fit - : Γ. C\ '
dit ien il :t is a.u. In>t t|u· . ,\ ill
Spanish have hinted that Fra
was sheltering a number ot Snai
Ι ι ' -,,
$14,774,000 RECEIVED
FROM GOVERNMENT
R; le gh, Jun< \P :
Council ot St,.:»· .Governments re
vealed toda> that North Carol in
oral governm· :.t in 1943 as i.oniri
but :· ns *(» c ·· at'.\ e pr era r
λ\*. O. S"; trr. assista 't direct >r «Ί
search, said the t»·ta 1 was divided
Hie. .·· ,v,. s:\iUH). ρ wι·i
! are s4 ! .!.\iia i. national defence
S3.45^.000, ,-ela \>. :nr reasons other
than health. SOfifi.Onn; h ! health in
schools, $1,211,000, Employment Se
i maty Adn mistrati >n. s.">83; and
><1,24(> tor agriculture
RADIO TELEPHONE
SERVICE RESUMES
Washington. Juno M.— < \P) —
The State Department an
nounced today that radio tele
phone service between the
I inted States an1 Britain will
he available for pnhlie use effec
tive Saturday.
Heretofore, wartime resfrir
tious have limited I tie uv of the
en*" u it 11 » muernmcnt and pre>s
\ call.-.
Chinese ÎMuxes
Join Six Miles
West ( )t Liueh<>\\
Chungking. June "Î1 -— < Λ I* ) —
( hinese 11*(>() ρ s converging on
thr iiirnicr American air base
eit.\ <; 1 Liiicliow, have joined
forces s*\ miK's southwest oi the
rail and road junction ami an
other force from the west has
reached a point 10' j miles away,
the Chinese high eommanJ an
nounced today.
The linked Chinese forces,
pressing toward t!isuburbs of
I.iuchow. were in bitter
battles with the enemy. < hinese
forces have advarced t;> within
three miles of IJuehow ah field,
I . S. 1 Uh air force bomber base,
wrecked and .thandoned to the
Japanese seven months ago.
Nazi Armies Were Ordered
To Invade England In 1940
Par;,.. .1. . Λ Ρ . Λη intelli
ίίοηοι ί siipi'iMK' headquar
tirs. v. i ι » ; ,ι· - ! ini t'ni. ( Ι"ί. c;us- '
t iv .(·"<! Ίιιί ΙιΐκΙ) (ίι : 11 ; ; ι ! ι
<>! Π,·<·!··. >.ι.ιΐ ·.· i \ that Nii/.i arniir.v
u cî'e ι : :ri( . ι'> invade Great
Britaiπ ' · :ii nith> after the
fall of K: ·..
Ί ho ; λ ·,·. .·.·,· ι·.ιΐη·(·!Κ·ι I
as too ii : (. ' : ι
The intern gatiun of Jodl, Field |
Marshal Κ '·. aid Field Marshal
Kesseli ; ..Jilt out thest. addi
tional j),(.!.·-. 'a·, officer said:
The Géra .a : : r >.·■■.: :a't : ι ; ι. ι
guessed the !■ ! . · . .-tp'iigih and ap
proximate ·.ι .' :.·;ι in ;ι>ΐ:·η of
Κι anee. bus <··> ' >' pre - General
Kisenhow· ι 1 ■ ■ " '.'i-k iiiiii the
mm. Hitl« : ■ ill i \ te Hi; ·
si. ι ι>: i■ \Ί.ι \ . " .■ \ ι'ιΐ ;. have 1
been sol< ly that ot the fuehrer—was
shared by the ; .:,·■> ·: and. which
lU'i'la red 1 : : ι ' : ι ■ , . 1 in·!·", a pre i.ni'es
si ve lui, !. i- a) ■ : S. >\ a : a aec.-- .. r
raveil >'pp- .-It».· Grimai. ' '.vas in the
east.
TRUMAN'S 16,500 MîLE AIR TREK
OLYMPIA W ASH , |
Ί >***.
[INDEPENDENCE MO
JUNE 27
I » ..... Λ ■ (WASHINGTON^
ÉSsÉSf
Will
flirt!
I men
ι r.
Iron
ι Έ
thei
η ι ht- nexî 30 ι r 4ιι days. Pi t sident Harry S. Truman ν
?r evidence of ,i "shrinking world" and again d'-moris!:·:
η In:;') position must be prepared to hop around it. The
s oxpectci to take him at least ΙΗ.,ίΟΟ miles hy a i and '
.1 11 ν 16th with a flight to the "Big Three" co;-lerence ;
lown in lowc" map). As the upper map show.-, he is tlvi
Washington to Olympia. W;.*h.. and will then go t Sa
to aoihvs. '!ie World So. uriiy t.' i.ierenct \:'oi r t■ ι
inmo·:. he will go to hi> ho.lie town. Independent. Mo.,
to Km.·- λ Ci'.y, June 28. Then hack to the ιai
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