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Truman May Tell Future Plans For Sec y Stettinius War Criminal? ALFRED KRUPP, 37, he r) , f Ger many's vast arn : ·· eut and ι mili tions industry, h. ; I oen | laird under arrest by the ttriti.-h f ihie trial as a war π i::linal. Κ:■·:pp barked the Nazi paitv f;···:. it.- in fancy. This picture was taken last April, shortly alar ! < . ■ : < . ■ ν ν Allied forces. (I.1 :< >-s! > Senate Okav ·/ :a; Is Assured Some Groups 1 avor Adequate Debating Of Issue, lio-.vcver I i ' » ·, I ( I V , ι M ( ΊΤ1 < ' »11 \ 1Ί \ ; ι : : ( I State Rests On Meadows >nits .iiul innutvi: .· η v.a '·' ton viHints ag;i:n>! ' :·· <Ι··!ΐ·η Meadows ;- c:i.i jc i ■ 111 < . · >e /ling more than s 1 -I.nun , cornier tion with his I,an ;lnu ·' soeaial and student 11,nil- !· ·>: Kast C'a. ■ η . Τ, The State ι η !:v.ι' \ tlie defendant used funds of t*je o' lcge for improvi-ment <Ί hi- ".vi private property π C! »·"η ' !!e I' was brought ait d rina the first trial, which ladled eiuht week.-, and resulted 111 lailu'e ■' the jur.v to agree that Or Meadows ···.·. :i nu II) Off) US dwi'l ! ! n.^.; 'in (rl'i'l'MVI ! !(.' which he rent WEAIKtR FOIl NOIITII < \KOI.I V\. I'irtiv cloudy and warm in «est, rain and cooler cast por tion today and carh tonight, followed party bv cloud* late tonight and Tuesday warmer east portion Tuesday: rain squalls and winds near liurri eane force on the east coast to day, diminishing tonight. AI')— Tac mot ii uis for d : rected Role Of Secretary Is Being Weakened By Floating Rumor San Francisco, June 20. ( A11 ) President Truman's ar rival today to In·]]) wind tip the 1 nited Nations conference in a lirilliant round of ceremonies and speech-making, may also lead to tlu' speedy wind up of another sit nation — t he future o! Kdward 11. Stettinius, Jr., as secretary of state. I Ί tin· Λ :ι lerican CÎ ι · 1 < · u ; 11 i · and • ·1 lv r diplomatie groups here, there ι ■ 11 ■ Γ, ; I j 11 · speci ι la t ii m tll.it the i ι .-icli ι,'. Si, ay indieate >·ιΙ i ι ο r ; ■ ib I : 'y or privately his ! attire pians I· r Ktet'i. tits before hi· leave:; here t·· II '".'row night. Theiv are two mam reasons for ! tin.- \ iew : 1 The pr'longed speculation that Μι Τ· ι'l ,n "ay intend to replace Sti 1; in us ill the se .'etaryship with : ι '■> !·' I'.vi es. t"rmci diree'a r of w .a : ι η ι ί 1 i 1 : /. 1111 ' η. is weakening Sb't tmius' <'t : :■ ■ i.11 position, in addition I tn being p. rsonallv embarra sing · > him. 2 X· '\< !';·..■! the c · fere ire ■ . s (■on t is tceo.s.- fill eo elii t ! ,e ι . Γ or ' 1 the world n: a ι - ,· a ' a η : · Ι ν f ■ ■ e final, for.s ia 1 p I ι : ι \ : 11 and · filing. S'.et t ini us' . η : e diatc task is done, and a breaking : point b. - in en readied. A biy ' . 1 ι · meet ι : ig is ι !■ ■ ■ at band, bo' it is another iob and if ! S, et ! : 111 - · to prep; ι re for it a sec : etary he ina\ vaut t ; kini\v ith»ut going as secretary, with Stettinius r u'.iaiilv in some other eapaeity, th it , is ο will 11 a \ e ti be decided without delay, smce the time is short. J! ι e ■ I 'del·: 'bal lie. ■ < ι η S cl' 'S" • , Stettiniu here Ίο not know what ι tiie answer is, even though they re i so discuss the situation on the and that 11 is a White House j mailer. FEPC Would Get SI25,000 Sum For Its ! jquidation I.M'' -The •is ('.immiitee to Ι2.Ί.()(10 fund t 1 r Kaipkiyment - 11■ jι ■ e act. in, mgVe s. would - a the F M PC. ή· ι m,Ted to b s 1. ad 1 be ■ KKPC to win i n'per, center after .1 oiild all months, s n< · : ,Γ τ he Sôiiiî - I î'eCj liestcd ' » operate l'or a President Knils Pacific \ acation \ ι si r In ( )r C<n>!l < · : ν. 1 !.i , \v , ·· . .1 no L'.-» -CAP» President Truman, his hopes pin >:<··'! m î.v Senate approval of an internat'onal p'piice-charter. brought i; - F ι » · : i ι < northwest vacation to an end t riav. He planned to take off at 9 a. m. PW'T. the p"-twar -caur iy con férence at San Francisco, stopping • · · .Ι I" a. a: lor a 90-nimute visit with the people of Portland, Oregon. Aft" a visit at till Portland vet era: s ho-pital and a tour of the city Mr I'r anan will fly into San Fran cise·. arriving at 2:.W p. m., for a ι crept ion. He w : I ! bring the historic meet ing formally to a close with a 17 minute speech Tue-day afternoon about five o'clock. More Meat is Forecast By Anderson Supply Will Depend On Slaughterings, Secretary Asserts W:i>hi: «t Ί1. .1 nue .· API · 1 t'l iii 11 ' n I ' Allele:-'!: ' ; oreeast m:(i o me . ' for t hi· n > ' : n' - dinner i:.l)le il !!.«· S. : ι..I.■ .. · al. ng w li. I new slaughtering rules written by the I Inuso into i-Mnnii-i 1 priee e· >n trolt. The Nl· Mex : 1 mu it, w! moves next Monday from his House seat into sweeping ι·>>π;ι·ο1 >>ver fond [ as secretary of agriculture, said the rliHiif:i' pr··νί.It - a we;: ρ ill t<> deal with the black market and to chan nel more meals to the dinner table. Anderson, however, declined to discuss in the -ame interview an other 11·>u .· amendment designed to give h :· e\ I'll greater authority Ml l.is new post, including veto power ι >\ ei ( )P.\ ρ : r. t i il ling orders \ rs^cii ti η a Still 1 Inkling ! ο Nazis Despite Pledges ::■!·' :'."> -( ΛI ' ι Λ .· ·.· today that Λ γ ι·.! ίο eliminate a -Il pee'.ed German istant Seerctary n: s· \V .!: . ■ !.. (" : V !. · ■ 1 s . ! 111 : ; t" 11 : a ι i· ·: ■ , i'i : ι c ■! ι : ea inpaifin to M amp nit Λχι -|u· ·.··..((.> in 1 .atΙιι-Ληι ei I'm Iiy - 111: ii'i'·us enemy eontrol η! ν,ιπιι.,- luisine-.- enterprises, with I r mtllv ..wnorship, Clayton '.ha! in the e.i-e o:' \ ι'l;eηtΊι m ·-! : e.vnt Western Hemisphere member 1 : ' he Un it <■ ί Nation.- 1 ie e are 1(14 stieh spear heads in whieh no aeiion or non c 11111 i 11 ; 111 ■ ι η ae'am .ha- been taken as of today. GEN. MARK CLARK IN AUSTRIAN COMMAND Rome. June L'â. ( ΛΡ)—General Mark \V. Clark has been chosen 1 ■» command United St;.tes occupation forces in the American /.one in Aus tria, and may beam In nmvo Allied units into section.- ol' Vienna within three vyoeks. it was learned on good authority today. An Allied reconnaissance mission, which has spent some time in Vi enna. already has arrived in L ondon, with rec»«mmendat ions for bounda ries of the occupation /one. Hurricane Sweeps Across Carolina Capes, Beaches Norfolk, Va., Juno 25.— (ΛΙΊ —Κ. It. Whitney. in charge of (Mr Norfolk weather bureau, said at II a. ni. today, "it looks likr the tropical s;orm is curving in land from ,ΛΙ \ it I «■ Beach. S. and in that case it should dimin ish rapidly " He added that Norfolk may get seme showers and winds, and tides above normal tonight, but saw no reason to expect any severe storm. ι Charleston, S. C.. June 25.—(ΛΡ) T',0 0f )|10 tropical hur ricane sweeping up the Atlantic sen >,>:>rd raised forty miles e ; ι -1 of hero '< todav and swung northeast 1 ward parallel to Carolina's beach resort areas. Till· wen I her bureau s:iid the corps of the storm would pa s over or sl:ghtlv east 'he Carolina cap#, this afternoon, an ! that -irons winds from sale to full hurricane force would be felt north of here to 11 a t - teras. Precautions 'were advised along the beach resort area, now at the height of the summer season, and areas northward to Norfolk were urged by the weather bureau to stand bv for tiennent advisories. Vacationists at Wrightsv die and the Carolina beaches near Wilming ton were evacuating the ireas. At 7 a m. police estimated that two thirds of the < isitors had already moved inward from the beaches. CONTINENT SPRINGBOARD FOR JUMP TO PACIFIC AREA TENTS AND BARRACKS ever ten square miles in this photo of the largest U. S. redeployment area in Europe where thousands of Yanks are being processed for direct shipment to the Pacific v.ar tin 're. The staging ercunds are locatcd en the outskirts of Marseilles, France, eighteen miles from the city. The huge American "city" is commonly known to Gls as the "Stepping Stone to Tokyo." (international) Arnold Proposes Extensive String Of Pacific Bases Honolulu, June 25.— (ΛΡ) — Rctcntion^of an extensive string of Paeificisla ;id bases in the in terest of America's future secu rity wits advocated by General II. II. Arnold, head of the arm\ air forces, in a press conference here Sunday. "Our air power must be in a position to carry our attacks heme to the heart of any aggres sor, w ho may threaten us." Gen eral Arnold emphasized. "Our own B-'ii)s already can strike anywhere in the world if we keep the use of certain strategic bases." H<' cited "as essential for our future security, the bloodiU won islands of the Marshalls. Palau and Volcanoos, as well as unrestricted use of Wake. Can ton and the Christmas islands." Japs Leave Oil Fields Of Borneo 21 of Serin's fifty wells stUl wove llf.ming ir m Japanoe torches. how ΛIô! ι t!) .!·. no Λ norieun aid Λιι· tialu.n . m.iuied Borneo port . f Balikpapan. but there landings there which had been "com ply', el ν i-het . ι ■ ■ t " The I ,·: etu·· y re.-ist a, e on La bum island, η Brunei bay. has been .smashed, '.'it Melbourne adio : e p<U'led. General MaeA r! h :. r i>1 her Λ ι-! r., 1 i.in- had clea red I'ra kan island. Hiroliito I ells Japanese People "To Wm Or Die" San Francisco, June 25.— (AIM —The Japanese people were given a "win or die" ultimatum toda> in a directive stemming from 1 mpcror Hirohito. .Members of the peoples vol unteer corps were told not to be taken alive, or surrender, in the event of an Allied invasion of the homeland—in other words, win, get killed or commit sui cide. The order u as contained in a new manual for the home front forces. i Motors Show Good Demand New York. June 25.-— (AP)— Me dium and low-quoted motors at tracted substantial buying in today's sto. k m irket. although many ' ad. si/! had to contend with ligh: ings Given a lilt were United Air 1.iη■ · Ea-tern \ lanes. General 1'ectr J On ' le ollside were Chrvsler. Go. a j y, .· and Bo, ! !'. aids an ! eornniodities ν ere To Discuss War Trials Procedure Let>al Experts Of Allies Will Meet In London Tuesday I. inrion, .1 · -j: MM I.r^ul ·' >orts ■1 ' ■·· !.»'ιr ι ijn;· western •illics will meet her* : norrow t> plan pffjeedure for the ·.'· ar crime aa is oî ranking Germans. ' " " ■ * " TT.nii.ei Stan · a avocat es a collective * .! hi : re a η ι ; 1 ; î a » y h i ς h court. Λ responsible informant -aid Great Britain ;voi id s :j>p,»rt 'in· Amerem plan. Justice Robert H. Jackson will re present the Unite ^ States at tomor row's meeting, whie.·! m ιν settle lime and place of the trial. Attorney General Sir David Ma\ well-Fyi'e ά ill represent Great Bri tain: Nikotohenko, depnîv president •ι! the sii. renie court the USSR, Russia, and Fa!eu, e> -art Counselor, for France. CHINESE ARMY IS NEARING SHANGHAI V mgkii J in 25 (AP JiipaiR : ι le- west < ί ' r m .ν .. !.ave reached Hwangyan, : 7mil· s south Shanghai, the Chinese high com mand a η nou need today, as other ··! the forme:· Λ neric. η airbase city Flaming Week End For Japs In Blow From U. S. Bombers Okinawa Paying Off As Great Airlsase; Japs Seek Way Out < Hiatn. Juin L'Y ( Λ Γ > 11;inl-\vi.n < )kilia", a \v a- ■ ·.* "II as all air'>a -<' i1 nia. . American ra i il s at.:. against Kyushu. the Sakishiraas and «.'1st where in tri« " ·■-' r 1, Pacific, while the last scattered Japanese survtvors were biinji k i!k ( 1 or rounded up. Small . : .1 .t. !.. \ a inly trying I · ■ : i ! 11 ·. : he : ; : tli ern hills of Okinawa, which already I i;hI 1 t in·: 1ι ι n n-i ■ d> ■·. i ' ; , ■ .-ingle I'iicii i' i ~ 1 ;ι ι id. .· ' :. e . - sible except:i>n <.: L ι White this plodding land action was still in pi1 \gres.s, ι y Τ:. bolt planes on Sat irday borr ied shu, 1 !ΐιι· ι f J.i ι nr.'.· . .. FILMING WFFK-I M) F Ο Κ lAI'S FKO.M Mi; ·> 11Î IK ! S ΛΙ;,-il;,. June 25.- . Ai Frt! I" ι·· e Lightnings, Mitch· mi i..i>· eraii..·· gave the Jap.int -e a mg v. ι "■! -ι Mid : ι :"n I icing Km : ;■ : . 1- ; - nu.'.-,.. headtiuartci'S *· : 't*cl in by. Mitchell medium bombers strafed 1.50(1 iunk> small craft between Hong Kong arid (-..lit. wreckίϋ!? at lea.-t ' . ■ 'l:em !·,-.· ! such small era!! : > «·· a .. i? a iavorite J -p.. est de\ :.·<. but there was no >>f!ic..i! .:i d: cat ι Ί1 of any enemy e! I r's t" ι · . .it; - Hong Kong. M.'iv than ninety Lightning figi.t i ; ianes straled and Γ i 11 · - i . ι ,η- I .- ; : ι w este; η coastal areas ol F ·!· m osa, and 30 Liberators which fol ic wed them dropped 197 tons of high Flames leaped nearly a mile high. Coltrane Quits Agriculture Job For $8,000 Post lialeigh, .Τ η « 2,Y " ΛΡ) I) S. Coltrane, ι sistant State agriculture . ι }.ι s 11 : « » ? ι .·. Ill: Un· A®.:;»·; m Potash C< m : l'M'ai :< >:. oi New λ -·γκ . Κ resisûuaïΐ"!ΐ la:»· Saturday, e: :'<.·<·: iw Coltrane. Scott said, will be man morp' lhan S8.000 a v< ar. His salary .000 a y. t·; • in 1937. Ρ bet", r ,ι.Ι} KUCHING ΚΕΤΑΡΑΝβ 300 MILES in Randolph o>;mt> BORNEO iS RARE PACIFIC PRIZE « JESSELTON w ^NORTH LABUAN A LUTONG REFINERY'BRUNti » ΤARAkAN Κ ALOK NETHERLANDS BORNEO PONTIANAK Β AllKPAPAN PASIR < if α ν I BANDJERMAS1N /A. WITH THE RICH LUTONG oil refinery area, in the Brunei section <·ί Borneo, seized during new landings and v. ith Balikpapan, on the East Coast, being primed for invasion, the reconquest of this rich racitie prize is well under w.iv. The above : ap shows ■ „re;>r ν !ι· nil 'η , oil, g< !d, coal and diamonds (indicated by syml Is) are found in great abundance. Before World War H, the Sandankan plantations provided great quantities of rubber; so did Sarawak a ' Dutch Borneo. Band jT-nasin, in the south, is ri. h in all four pro - Souil. ■ i\.. "... r. ·» r · h ;oîd fields and gold fln-k\ many a river bottom. (international) Pacific A«r Chief AIR VICE-MARSHAL C. R. S'.· on, I>.·; ·. A.r in c .ami o£ the Canadian Air Force in the Eur I·} 1 an tlti e of ι : ^ ins, has been appointed to full command n{ the H' AI·' T*a c i '. ■ Air i lie will be under the direct command of Gen. MacArthur. (International) 20,000 Japanese In Corner Sealed Off From Final Escape \V ■ KU'Veiith ■.·-.·): ι ι:(ΐ «η " MU ! I : » : Douglas llr 1 >:.d I nd S;.' u I'd ■ ι y \ I Λ Ί ΥΓ^Τ i.OMKIV MM 'Γιο . d the I'i'ican; ,'irl Ά > C nies *ι ai Mr, Churchill Asks Large House Margin ( 1 \ r . Ivi.. · i r. ι : Λ i 1 : c au.·-· ·' Con <·Λ i mi-moi ;·(· »ple ··.'··.·· t · · ■ vp im îy λ hen 1 " . l'OSG mhole i^e the remark ·'. ·· trip, the \y : . v. five h .it C'h u piers. ' t :.V:Vat ilTlpor ·>- it · >»nent . ■ .· · tit ν ;s at W ( ■ · : ! \* pre • . ί \ be Wi had to have an elee ... . icnt has . w ich was dis King George VI recently,
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