i
Passage Of
World Hank
nnpleted
House Voice Votes
Approval Ol Minor
Changes By Senate
Wa . .July 2 AI Thu
I' t 'ids: . * 1 * 1 a: 1 ’1 '1 > liriM: i •
■ , ::■ ' i ■ s i1 ■ '■ *.. i• parlm entaiy
: Hi;. : .. | 1 e ti.e 4t-I.it: III llivt -
in 'A i intern iliunal n •• met. : y
•n !• 11. •! appn al \va> hy
i \ •ite ill ! lie 1 louse
■ iiy 1.1 .leeep: e t. • .>•
Si .*i* i miin:ent> • ■ iiu mi'.if ire
, ... th House. 1 he
' . • • I Presi
dent I .man lor in- approx ■!.
I ... nr. . ur.gri ssinnal leaders had
. \ ; • ., thi 1 that i : ’res i -
in nt .. odd reeelve tin* legg-lntl. n
\v}. le attending the big th.ui e ti
le n Ilia ..t Putsdai:
Mi jnwhile, Stnaloi ’A. : k, ot
Utah, told the So ate today that
Ann ri ds I • d:ate post-war pmb
li ■ ■ v I no! : t. : aid hitei nat a id
t a nat to take rare of tii.it which
i mi s vo nn'.ii ily
S. ' 1. . X >i til Oak la,
han - iggi ten .: 1 ending tin- exp rt
, , ■ • . Of tilt
1..... . ai a.l I :: ide eeillt r.- ol the
Id The h ioi expn.d the
i. . ■ , s t.ning ;ai\\ e. f mi;.
I ..11. i . <:t.ano.on|i.(ion Tile ham-.
, N;,o:and imp u t Mu: -
, .. ,d ?:iu inert ase w .- nr
: „ . v ' ; ;. i. . gap ot lit til -nth
ndei die lirott.>;i \V 'o.is
, ; i tltb to t . ' U.
Six Million
Tons Coal
For Europe
\V .,;y W , ,\P) Sl'C
: i ' : y '1 :i 1'.' 11 . : 1 r;ie. today
. : i ■ ,n> > .l t!i ' i: |>. wi..!i' about
C.in ni.i n1.1 • • - .. 1 will l)i shipped
1" Ku: , . t . halt use iietween
i. w an.: .1 '■ s.iry I
II m!ed the American
pit. tie.: this decision
e If;..: we may have
!■ i s . . -i.tf. luge ■! coal 111 this
ci i , •.' y : i \' winter more a elite than
lie: e: ■ e pi filleted." and that ci>al
.hi!'!.' In: h me e. i sumption
m.i.i e : : -i redm cd.
: i;e: . 1 ;e had pt'cili. ted the
• miiirtagi >( the u ai ' for j
Ui c '.mlry.
d ' . ' i l i i " . ' T 1'.. * !', I el.es .
.i .i. d t 'i - h 1 -hate- a>
paigt : ]: ha tidy to
pl.iee ‘ • t nti.e: i : Id Ulgs ill
i -nii 11 ". ‘ 1 l.eep pe. .pie Mat :i lll'N 1
I 1 i :ir ..Ill: I (lesi a? it'd 1 ■ ► i: hie
e\ i i i and building In
■ ■ % ■ . .• n. stin dom i
:1 • . stripp i .g, and by
< 1 ■ . mi • li and. He d.led in I
’ ■. en: ■ , ■ mi uliver
lie..mm c-piipment should be put |
..dlti u to save fuel.
1 lu^e I ax Relief
Bill Is Appro\ed
By House Action
Washington, Juli 20.— (AIM —
Congress passed a $5,700,000,000
(a\ relief bill today to help
business revert from war to
neat e.
1 lie House agreed to a Senate
ana nilment and sent the meas
ure l i the W hite House
Congressional leaders said the
legislation will help small husi
ii“ss aeeumiilate a easli reserve
for post-war rehabilitation.
A provision nhieli would have
given special treatment to reor
ganized railroads was dropped
from the hill in its final form.
The Senate knocked it out on
a standing vote last night, after
Senator l.uFollett" said its prin
cipal effect would he to return
$8,500,000 from the Treasury to
fill- reorganized railroads, and
that the Wabash would get
$(>.000,000 Ilf that. l.aFolletle
named no other railroad.
10,000 Of i
Japs Hiding
In Okinawa
_
()li in.. \ . .1 uly 21' i A11' An
estimated in.OiHi Jap. ne tun,
hiding in i ikiuau a's rugged in > u
tains, tee A. i.y -aid today a :i.eii;.i '
a!tei the island was captured.
The \ .p| i 'lies; re being !l:.111< I
down and killed .t an average >
fifty daily, it uas . ".noun , ,i ,.t i
headqq .alters el id. On .lean K j
Hodge, commander oi the 2-ith Arn y
corps.
Tlie ;iiinoinice:i:ent 1 ollowed ■ y a ,
few hours the Id's! .l.qi.m -c aerial
attack on tiie islands in nearly a
month- Three enemy plane were I
dow ned i iy Marine night I ighte s
While the !!2-day liattle raged '■ n i
Okinawa, vital as an air and > aval j
base to prosecution of tiie w.u j
against Japan. Nipponese aerial
• icks n .hipping were freqm lit.
The ei on:y . .. n,. .42 t'nited >:all*
vessel nd damaged some fill thi
en in l<\ k\ v impamn. invlu
I i mu S' , 11 ■: U'l't attacks si : ■■
Japanese mainland
1! 'lltte.- -..a! thi re \\ ere indie..:. ■ n
IhiTe Wire DOJlUO Japanese Iri 'p.
uii ilk nawa when the Anieri'.-ans
landed April I. and that the Xip
pnnese til died dll,(Hill ()killa a alls Sr
• . tary service. This t tal 140..
nan i|e:, ■ ■ lers v. as n, ... iy tlin.i.le the
| :re-il:\ .i .n:i l ' n -d State- t .::
;\| re than KM).nut) Japanese tr ■> p ‘ -
md ( - . ■ ■ i >1 - tv t i k . *:
111 lilt 111... h;
been si.i a •■■ort d siiur Hie
.. ’ - ee o. i -n June 2.
Borneo Oil
Area Falls
To Anssies
XI.,111;.,. J.a> 21' iAP)- Austra
lian tnn•!'s 'il 1rne.. thrust live
miles • o\ t" ' die i ieh S mb tt.i
nil Helds and relinenes without a
t ight
j i ■ aid only two Japane .e de
I, : ; ■ ;he t;., ; Held. (iener.d
limit VI Vrtlm H'day. T't.i
■ ii'oiiiiet'i . ."in tin
oriels u: n u.\ t.. > crude "1 .
\ (.'it!
Tiif s : iM.. li* •'» 1. »IH' -l ::.v
|}> !•(’(_■ i t ' i c*;i~ 1 ■ rn 1>»»; ur.
m t:;, ; cii.f.l i •. ii.< ; \ cl: - - it1’ oi* »U n. i
> .t .. . All - : : . ' 1. n il. 1 '
. ; v. i'11,i i:u* ' is s^h Hi
a ',i ndivat ' i lai nu t ha
' ■ !l,iv, i ii ' !■ ' > U h e\ainp:o ■' 11)42
.mil M'..'-,'hed the ml-si.died t.utli .,
they lelt
.lap.an se resi.-i.iiiee apparently
, nllap t'd ■ ■ vv ithdrew ftei a a Her
ietense I t en put up in the 1 ield’s
appr. avht s
Sam' dia \l!a. . in r.nally in.as
jted b\ al'o t l.'ihli people i> 21
Holes northeast ol Balikpapuii. and A
(Continued on i’agt l iv e.)
Governors Say Rate* (ait
^ •
Already Helping South
Mobile, Ala., ,1 ily 20.—(AP)—Six
southern g> coo - raid here today
1 ho recent Interstate Commerce
Commission rail rate order already
was beginning to have effect on in
du (trial deceliipment m this area.
K,ini cither chief executives at
tending tiie Southern Governors
Conference said they had noted a
pick-up in I'terest in industrial ac
tivity, which they attributed m part
to tiie 1. t . C. decision. F. r years,
southern governors have been con
tending tlivir urea could not expand
| industrially md compete wi'h tin
industrial I'.i-i v. ithn.it revision in
class freight rate
Now that t!i> Interstate < ’tn-neree
Commissi m has onie etl n
tial reductii • in elass i ate.- in tee
South and West and an in*- < .*e m
the east, the southern governor are
meeting here in a Io.ir-dav
to study the etteet and pi. n i *u111
against any nu ves to di lav tin
effective date ut the equnluuti •
order. ,
i *
GIANT WARSHIPS NOW SHELLING JAP HOMELAND
U S S. "IOWA''
H.M.S. "KINC GEORGE V."
PLAYING KEY ROLES in the blasting . f turn v war industries located along the coast of Japan are the glam
battleships U.S.S. “Iowa ' (top) and H.M.S. “King George V.” (bottom). Huge sixteen-inch guns aboard tin
warships, shown here as they were fired in maneuvers, are reported to have wrecked targets at Hitachi,
IVlito, and at other points along the Honshu coast above Tokyo. {International)
U.S.Asks Britain To Absorb
Tolls For Suez Canal Ships
Washington. .inly 20.—( AI’' -T. r
United States is ; re.-.-., a lit t i
anew to absorb undei lend-leasi
Suez Cana! i ills on American ships
through redeploy im,‘ lighting men
and equipment t" tne I’aeiiie
I'll > was ha i in-. 1 a h lay. . leiu with
the I'aet that u Idle tins mntry
lend-least - all I ’allaiu.i C.1I1..I ei:..: a.
11 Brilish hips, tlie U it d Stall’s
paid Slid ta.:i90 ea See.’ ’ li
the st.e ’ e! the w ar le last
a ary I.
A.- ti-iiops po;a e. . ; ward trom n «
ti an: *■. ; 1 .. . . a:: 1 e: i e U;t i .^pend
via' : y • > ■■■ ■! ip a . '• lipping g ing
thru igii ail.il Suez gateway will
■ . !■:. 1' S .a I Briti.-h r:t L|.'tin;I' '!ls
"ii the Sat .- t ■ i.11 ut• > wt-it- revealed
m an ex h nge el leriei bi weei
Kepi < m a: . lit 11 n■ ' - n N :: a
Dal-."' ; it,: ' ■ ■ Ft - e. ;i; Im . a
Adn: ill: i. '
FFA ■ i;l. a- ii l!i .a, , n
leellt ' a I i/.'ai a ' |. . -
1 It a.-e :: if "alia I i la me in 'll- 1 id 1
>1 1SM:.'. ,il it" ; . mal * all..- in t."u a'l
and W. 1 - - . Hi ,\ e\ . . IF
: a ttt'i ;
several tun- since then. Til.? latest
req est .. h last May >2 and
new de-c is-;, n.- are now un.i, . o.
in London.
The letter- showed that the United
Stat< paid nut ■ i $9,001.0
toils on 1 t: .1 ,- - ar anil m.s chant
i1 ,
Lana Ir -. t:.■ start of lcml-lt a-i
lint ■■ !) ; . rherelo
1
Loin Inn to it it:.: . ;. - mid |. % e „
S ,1 -a •
The Suer. (
p' •: a' a a ■. - 1 ei.iei 1-'
lav. The I!.,' go-, era . cut, i- 'he
mills 44 pi ent
of thi loch was eit<
l ea- 'll v 1 > 1 'e • 'll) should in- . thi
1 iimlen 0: .:<■•- : : Amerie in uppm ■
1 'u e up: lee L. . h. howi \ er. i -
plied lil h ’' a ' , - h.o i1 t. lie oaio
li i-'a\ • recall that h 1
Lulsr h - mt'.lil'i' l.h.u
c.'IWI'ra- .' . -ha.- only V n)s
made :. 1 en tm 1 wo resources .0
si means spendmi 11 a .
own r r. ill. '
TrumanSays America
Wan tsNoLandA reas;
Five Jap Centers Hit
Shanghai
Bombed B\
&
Attackers
Superforts Start
Great Fires Over
Widespread Area
< 1 dim. .1 nl) l’i i. (AIM —
.More t had thin Snp«-ri -rt n -se>
ir rea-ml -tmiaih -ot mnfla-i
yrai ions in f i vo .1 aa.v a-se in
ti 11 s t rial rout< rs vvi: I: I mu tons
of iiuvitdi; r\ lam in- 1< day. ns
t >k inaw a-l>as. d plane- ir.atlt the •
w ar's hea\ lost ran ; < >!l Shaiiy- j
hai. and Tlinudor: "It ' Maid r~
soalod off rail 11)>p■ ■ t' 1 to the
• lapain - oil \ of f •|i;ina.
T • S ae"! o : F . n. 1
l'fiutelr. t'lni nc! life] lame
at Am iki , i y i
■j .O I a ho.- 1 -i u:
• scepl Fu
kui but ; li result ■ v ert dei tred
i ; , i • !'. I -;•!!
\\ I ( .1 -; : i !\ I "ail1'; i: lie
Nit ■ ■ i ;■ 1 in
Am. announ. die M a . ' ait
m ac 1 ai liiln ' . ' • n.'Miiuu
ho \ v and ntiark 'or- ill
fighter escort-., 1
or m cl tho If ' f .at., a- nd
h ed re t i 29 !
m K • - . •. . I '
K ' • • ' ■ enen
base in- China. i four paved j 1 ■
and nua.fi'i,u.- huil i.n.F . lb >'■ >
I oli' d or prevented . a . n • ■■ >
m :'\ ati"H of real It- i aa.ndei 1 ■■ at.
\\ iiioh o-oi rtod (ho
nd hit 1!h* Thigh . ni- a
Shani 1 f ■' |
!"'x level altar
Coincident with tav.-i I a • ia> i
.. la. a- a -s - V ■
nawa-ba.-oci .a. lo fa- a...') hr
K.ia in.i n t o -Fa i
>ilathern island ' Ky -
1 \< .. import .Ult ■ > ' ' no. • . I ;
damaging ■> '.Id:a. Ka ■ -hi • .-. ■■ ty i
1 HU-UUn. a ran
' .MM ' . ,(’[ I . ! if
\,1 'h r ; M o.\ ' a ■
1
in . ■ I rt ighto ■ and ■ " ; 1
ii.il: way m ' \\ ec' ‘
Kytis v.;. .
WEATHER
|Ot* \OIMH i
( onsidcr.i!)!<• t l-mciin' -.s \\ *111
scattered showers and thunder
storms today, tonight and Situr
clay: fimtinuod moderat tom
por.it tires.
S< >nno Pred lets
Knd Ot 1 he War
l)\ laid ot 1945
( hung:- r ul\ ?fl —( \ P
Premier I \ Soup” \\ no i r
turned to f hungking recentl\
t:;m .1 \ • sit t.» Most ow declared
trdav that the war with Japan
« <»» |.J end this vrai oi eari\ in
Ullii.
Smug addressing the people s
political council also dei Jared
that the ( hinese go\ -i mnent
would he reorganized iminc*
diateh with a view to creating
the strongest possible machiner\
lor postwar reconstruction.
lie said that while in the
l'piled State's, when he attend
ed the' San Francisco < onter
ence before going to Moscow,
h had cone dueled arrangements
!or huilding up e hin.i s indtis
trv and fostering the cour.tr\ >
economic de\ clopment
Sol: ng said nothing positive
Isael lo co decided h\ his visit to
Moscow during which he had
several meetings with Premier
stalin lie indirateel however,
that negotiations initiated there
were continuing
Britain To
Back U. S.
At Potsdam
Supports Truman
On Necessity For
Beating Japs First
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Stocks Krranc
On SI ow l riuiino
In I);i\ s Session
\ A ,! Iv (AH-Lead
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v ' ' : i r-‘ T ,. id '
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V . i.' C S Stool. A o ca:i To o
i . 1: . . . ,i S. id
I; y> I o Genera
Mo- a-.-. O.d’i.:'t ..ad Stand red Oii
It .mis a o i Mac. >w aim eoniniad
i \ e- ll!U'\ el i
p< *a<*<* \ i m I
ProsjMTilN
L. S. hoal
President Speaks
At 1 he Raising Of
U. S. Flag In Berlin
_
!’•- ;!• .1 >. (AP) —
i’r.-id. : 1 Tr . .-peaking at
a >;• nrh • it- \.... -ra.-injr over
cap! iin ■ f!» i -a I today t he
I’niteil > , anted "not one
pit ' rrit t icace and
pros;. : i v. .-rid as a
whole.
Tie - in I Pad great -ignifi
canc • again t .t- background
"I' lie ‘ t f. r• i conference,
w li'-r> ': ■ I'r- d> n! is joining
Britain ar t it -ia in helping
to • ' ■ !-.••! • pi nPindarics
and otii< r pi obli rn.~.
AVo ia i... 1 l..g in the
:■ ■■!■ ■■ 1 ■ • I he United
s: ihe .card to
a >ei a i '. • . j ■ , >•: ill world, in
H | a. . ad hat e an
appai'taa.';. : t. peace and
oppor'an M T. ,i said.
1 !.e s’ -' -ed o er
United' sc. p council
1 ■ . ’ iie.id
: lelense.
•.er the
Capita! .a '.V . : c! tie- day the
Uni’ali s' a i I: . 1 ' : e war
General
. ' a I
it a "a. :o'!. ''a ' Asa- i apital
■ . i : i ’ < '. ■ ed to be
raisi a am '1 oky
"1 .i-■ - • • ■ . are
l ight mg foi pe.n-i thi wel
iii told
i" emeny.
•We 1 ie • :■ t eancp.iest.
Tin <• ' territory
a;."ire
: We
■ .i! ' • ... • ;■ the
' ' see
-. da the
been
..Me :.!••• i on put this
r . - , . . . . . ■ s. which
to
a • a -! rv
. ; in. !’■ ■ ’ t'pii»
I !• ' •• '
v i *
picke, la ■ . ' t Me set • ')d
.. (1
pi'o\ e i co 1 i.v lii.it •' ! fee
I ie. i: .!e ■ I .Pc 'a- a i I at rs ol
;!:, ... ■■ ' T ! '• i • s.-. etary
K i se n -
T; , V i -. : "... Vico
Arc F. s ; ■ . i .c ,■! the
C S 11. C " i -id War
S ., . \ • ! 'ie, arrived
' -pe
rn
I ;a ' . ' I \ ! • w \ C! -
, , . r had
t t ' ( (• 1 t ■: -
O' P.
i , • S' i: ,1. I !"• V I . Patton
p . 1 v ; Parks,
\ . ■ , , ■ h. Her 1 i n
K>r • ’i Pivm
•i -■ ni-ed -IS
u; t W iKuiigt' <n ns
. . t . me i •nleronee
. ,' Sit . : P .’ iii'iin
; I ■ , , i ; i u : \ l m v.
Hi- .<a . Mg in dose
. » Mdei ti
ll,» . ’ , K • • V.-: 1 ns charter
. :ai Pal " v. . . 1 1 1>. and
tin i. ■ -!i W: \ t l ip.i.'i •»l' !'■ *om is
I .1
ei!ie vv.c
50 Miles Of China Coast
Wide Open For Invasion
( ' II ",e .. .1 , \ i AIM- A I
.'ii'-- i V •' Si.utii Chiu i j
t ui.' •;> > hands .md •
i . t 1 • i -1■. . u '»i»li '1i :u
•.t n'. *. . C -i ... t t • mm. • it
» it' ! ' . .. 1. >
C ’: m ' it m.» ; ci -. >t. U i11_4 i\..st\vm\i
... , '.lie K ■ ;' .11 :.. 1 p:. 1\ met
111 l 11 \. ..\ ’.■ \ . ■ ■.. i '! :■ l ■ \\ it Hi. lit.
,\ ii ft; . :n ;. v eu'i :\ • .... .md Cut iv
j i .1.. i in .
: I • , l till .11 1 I
- , lie : • I ’. I'll: 1\ ' tile : ..... i
I. 'let i1 11 .it V it’tlgK. lit;. I'Jf) 11 lit’
Sell' 11 ", e - t el til'll .
Y If lit;" ell . Is 11 i'll" 1' -' ul' 1 . I/'.U
" neiiy held
, • e 1 he .l.i|>
. . ’ V- ei'iea’l
. , i • 1 l ; l ine, K.11 —
. ee.-me dis
■ ■ i'd.i> hnw -
i ■ et. that the
: u !■ \ t in iited by C'Hinoe
. . a ed y Ante lean,
air i>iiv\
In K\< .nee. Chinese
< • .:i • et a wide
ai i .. d ; e. • id v ree;i|i
■ i rd I. 1: 11 i i .i| >1 need the
. .. h . ■> i '.;»ii ol Laito
i .1 i turn, ii :i rt ii, ,
RECEIVES TENTH CASUALTY NOTICE
WHEN Mrs. Felix Manghue (bot
tom. r), Wmsted, Conn., received a
War Depai iment telegram that her
son, S, Sgt. Thomas (top, r.) had
been wounded on Okinawa, she
read her tenth casualty notice
about her three sons. Pfc. Dwight
(center, was killed on Okinawa.
Sgt. Horace (left) also was wound
ed ;u d'ri .lU'A'fc UuUftiatUtMll