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-A>M"IA;^ ■•hkss. HENDERSON, N. C., FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 11, 101A fubuhhki. ru. v .5v ..n ] 1U. ( km s COPY
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Italian Peace Treaty
Jugoslav King Reported Encouraged
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Operations Ended;
Guard Established
Around A ill 01 f ices
St 11 i AIM- General
• I e A,;.; in • I >omei
.... ■ , agency earn.
,, ■ , ^: ,i:• i , 11. mini has . erved
■. , i - ■ ■ 'v Japan
1) .< i I1 Tin.i V ended -ns
Ameri
l„. a!'. * .. i :r an lis n aiding.
;,M,| , . ■ !;d;ci .. g ■ ird a! all exits
J..p..nese -e ;id that tin
Americans «> called »■ In. - a
Pul i . president ot Demei. ai 1 told
. m ;i| p. .. :ene> was pr> hdhited
iy hews, i'vei
. 'Ih, eticy W . :
the only mu
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would *o for news
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WEATHER
POK \OKTII ( AROI.INA.
Mostly cloudy and eoolrr to
night. with s, ..ivers and thun
derstorms in east portion: Sat
urday. etc a riii" in nn>s> sertioi
|,ul no’-idci hie cloudiness and
se.itlnred sl.nyy . rs oyer on ' f at
area, mild temperatures Satur
day
•<
job Measure
Is Suuiied
ift Senators
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• . i>. ii u the buys ' ••
, . , . m<
■ . i .. a "ftodseiid t he'
! . ", f ,| .jr- an-' sel i them
• , are 1H•• > linu them
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Leaders See
Faster Rate
Of Rel< kases
Size of American
force Needed In
Japan Very Fluid
Washington, Sept. ] I
(I *) —With three out of four
men now in the army already
assured ol release hy July 1,
niilitary leaders held out the
possibility today of a still faster
demohilization speed-up.
1 lie Senate [Military Commit
tee was advised hy Major Cm
oral I H. Edwards, assistant
chief of staff, that estimates of
occupation troops needed in
•Japan may he sealed down.
1 • lei w el l permit a ivdt e
Pie Ai my's planned
stre’K.'ii •: 2..illt),(Iihi by next July.
I'.dwards said general stal l oft.
vers now are di cits.-tag the matte:'
With (lenc i! MacArth ir, and that
‘ae s:i,j.■ <• :.i• (•• an;11aiider's e-tima'e>
are " e. > :! lid." Any elianue pisi
bablj .■ iuki be d >vaward, he ad
ded.
immmmiw III railin'.
I ■■ 1. I ■ i a iny ol 2.1)00,
000 by :: .ci-- .. ■ . : next year
0-0 1 ed on a i ol u >«p n
111 !• I Pa .'i I U . 900,01 V
:i K ■ ; .'id V lain a- base.-.. 500.—
000: t;:r I'm:Slates 1.100.000
M. ' a- General S, G. Henry. a]s„
■ : ol toff. gave it
a- a:s per- inal opinion. that needs
ivnui I worn no' ■ i tower than 2.
’00.000 i: y-. He -aid plans lor a
id net to thyt ! igu re conti n
' e - e ■ ,.n 'll! 0,11 10
'be piv eii! Annv "1 ti.OaO.oOO, or
■ 111 1 ! every lour mi'll.
They c.. 1 fur induction, meantime,
• aOO.OOn ,,il '. uia! men. The Army
ho; e- il-.i to eiili.-t a reg -lar army
n| 300.000 . il mteers b it the ma
jor.t\ " inay eonie from men
ai: i a ly in uniform.
Economic
War Plan Of
Nazis Found
I t Cli any, Sejt. 14.
(A1' i - A u/.i iiejii int : a lap nla
11 '' 1 ■ b L. ii i led Sillier i lltl re.-’,Ill
1 .' tieli H11lei .pin tne
ai I... . ■ • i in; lie l n\ ei • 1,1.
Gem Lm .i i.. Clay civil allairs ad
mil..: : i..* ■. im tin- .An erican occupied
rcc i • : t ie: \ .
I’he plan. v. men mei ided details
t* r ision ol key Amenc.m and
j l >! i I: • IL /e\’ja ' ' a» a A' nq ugred
F ■ ope V.'r! c j * re* j n <A : >y I. (i. Far
be:i Chemical tu t oiliciaks in 1940.
• • (I ■ '. 1 eit • <f .y
imminent.
T e (ir..:: p it* the kind t
ei : ic \\ o: hi tin- Fai'ben people
u .; .igr.i wa..- (ii.-et>\ c: ed among
:: ".t :.ami 1 (*.(hm page- ol exhibits
.. Alerted !:'>■ . Farnen I ill s by De
partment • Justice investigators.
As a result o: the c< ntereiiee be
twiv.’i Faroen u.tietaU and mem
i)ei - i.!' tin X. zi g -\ eminent in 1940. ;
it called ! : .m attack ip'-n Anteri
can interc.-ls in Asiatic countries a.
cl! ,i - 1. .iu America.
(i-eorftc i -. Schnitzler, member ol
K.iroei.'s central committee, was said
■, hav< admitted ' ■ American ques
; ii net's that tite (n on.mac d. ive war i
part ol i i)l n that in;luded military
.-,m i uf’.-i1 ii m .it tii'' l.anted Stater "be
ea ise th< ' ited States, apart Iron
Unria. uc- the only country with a |
tv c ,m a- p,'tcntial in the out
side v. "i'1' i ”
Tin |,I.,:i stipunted, am mq othei
thilifts, tin.’ American British dental |
product.' i'e replaced by those of!
German manufacture.
First Arm\ Moves
Its I leadquarters
From Fort Jackson
,■ i .1., u. S C ’ Sept. 14.
, \|» y; s’ \;• ■ V ht .'do ;afters wil’
, i st.i di-hod 4 F«*:*; 1 irantt, N. C .
noxt week. th.s ti-mine
p- • public relations ollico .'aid to
day
He Iq ters ■' e set ip er*
* w, - ;,t»i. : v ( it'll' \y C 1 4
uv Hedges on hi' return Iron
f.;uY :n-. Alto two weeks hop
H.clw-' • i hi ■•at’ went to th
• ■» • . •. . i ” • • expected bar
soon, the post
ARMV T OREL EASE
MEDICAL WORKER.0
ic • o . . n ' r"
I _\i ■ i,\ will release at least .tO.OtH
I doctor . l"."<tt> dt fists ->nri "'O
i by i ■. J uly 1
Eichelberge rSays Occupation
May Only Last For One Year,
Senate And House
Appoint Members
l4 or Attack Probe
Washington, Sept. II—(,\P)
— Senate .Majority Leader Bark
ley today headed a group of
lire senators named to a joint
congi cssional committee yy inch
yy 111 investigate tile 1 earl ilar
lmr disaster.
Presmnaoly he will he de
signated chairman of the com
mittee. yy hicli also includes live
House members.
In addition to Barkley, Pre
siding Oil leer Mckc.lai named
the lolloyying senators: George
ol Georgia: Lucas ol Illinois,
Breyyster ol .Maine and icr
gUMin ot .Michigan.
Speaker Rayburn appointed
the lolloyying House members:
Representatives (doper, (lark,
ol North Carolina, Murphy.
Keele and Gearhart. All arc
layy \ ers.
Barkley yy as author of the
resolution etwiling tne investi
gation group. George is chair
man of the Senate Fi.uncc
< on milter and runkpag Demo
crat on the lorcign relations
committee next to Chairman
(dnn.illy Mckellar tolloyyed
the recommendations of the Re
publican.. in naming Brewster
and Ferguson. The latter had
been urging a congressional
probe of the sneak Japanese at
tack long before Barkley offer
ed his resolution.
Organization of the* commit
tee may be delayed until next
yy eek.
Hurricane
Bears Down
On Florida
ATC Planes Taken
To Safe Sections;
May Hit Saturday
Miami, Sept. It. AP) A hur
r.i nne ol near record .elocity. whip
ped by wind.- estimated as high a.-I
l.'C> miles per h mr- was repartee:
driving outward the Florida mast,
ail) miles soulheast o! Miami tit lo:Ia
.1. Kl\ I today.
A- the storm appro,idled, till Ai my
Transpt>rt Ct.n maud planes v, ere
sped away : lorn Miami airlields a
saler /.one.- in A.. a and Ten
iit oo'. .\';,vy planes had already left
! n .'million, the ATC ordered all
ti" i - to be rea>ly in evtie ati mi
to .dor quarters by iioon tomorrow.
At its pro- cut r.i'.e "I nr 'venu nt.
averaging 17 milos per hoar, the
-: r:i may iic expeetod to str.ke the
T! nda ciiti.-t about 7 p. m. Satur
day.
An ,id\ isory issued :>y the LT. S
\\b .d,her Bnrea i ::i Miami at 1(1:1!)
.i. m. said: ' It pa sod over '1 irks is
It ■ Hr.! Ail West Indies, about 3 a.
in., tis a very intense small-center
with winds ver Inn miles per hour
There is no indication of a change
,1 e 'arse a’ present, and the west
noi thwest mi-, ement is expected :
continue during the next K! to lr
hint';*., after which a slow curs ■
to : e inn tlnvard n ay set m.
"Kvory precaution should he n» -
tinned m the Bahama island- ami
along the north Coast of Cab Tin
entire Flm ida noninsula should t e
mam on the alort lor later ad\ br
and po-siolo warnings later tonight.
Irregularly Lower
Price Tendencies
Rule Stock Market
'S'. k. Sop! 14.—(ATM
ecu iriv lowet ve tot 1( nett's
ruled in today's si vl, niaikot al
though rooos.- ini \\or limi’od t<>
.." i ;■ , • ms Via >ng re i -t
share- \ivo :l."-o of G F. and
Dougin A m a : In. 'ined to ■ .’*!'ea:
we , V. S. steel. City-’. '. M 1 n:
gon v Wiirri and Westingh mse.
•|u w. ■ Department, announced t i
lav.
Thi- will represent. the depart
nent .-a a app'ovimatoly To pe" rent
C the peal; -trength of the medical
urns at Y-K day
I'-ul, new riiseh ifge system.
•• t too pt-vsici ns. 25.000 . urses. 3.
500 dim: sts and a "large tumdim
f .,)| .die tl denied men! n'd'irer
ip i ..I to ivilian life
■an iar\ 1 This next syst '
nedii ! di tin nt nl cers no long
11\ th-> \' >nv involves
■nmbin 'hin Vovf'v noint .•■coh'<.
• ag. 1,1
Mac Arthur
A«jaiu Backs
Soft Policy
Commander Claims
Action Necessary;
War Leaders Held
Tokoy, Sept. 1 o— (AP)
The occupation of Japan “may
l>e washed ii|>" within a year- Lt.
Men llohert L. Kicln-lberirer
predicted today, while General
MacArtlmr .-aid there would In
no "kid plove" enforcement of
surrender terms.
Kichelberirer . \pressed hi
view - at a press conferenc-' in
his eighth army headquarters,
where he observed that, "when
an insular counirv loses it- land,
sea and air power and is with
out raw material.-, and ha.- hie.
countries sitting on its liaiiks.
it can't be much of a tim-al."
they Miv n >w.' 'mi; -.1. i mi ...
.( (jU-C'.'tion, *• within .. : : i
should ot- w .ishfd ; 11.
Ht* t '111! Mi tod die III M . .' i
necos.-itati* the u>o i ...» -i: 4(>o,
000 A m 11* i* i. - m ! • • i
that for son e .. : -
rail.!■ id :roups and eng .>•, . • e
pa rties. ul ready had . : e.i I lee; led
when it v a- di- nve ecu that .lap
ane.-e instnllai ams Were it wth 1
shape titan expected.
At p. e-ent tae c.g:P .1 try :
between 9".non and lon.nnn t
.! . : n cent t e, K Lcl
berger -aid. He - id t at Maj .
General O-rar G:w . i r mid i -
tnblish occupation hen at .at tee
the 14 corps at Sella.: today. , ;
that a lull divisii n wi. dd id.
him l<v t. a in to.it' a r r.v. he t!7t i
u - n, te said. tld
Xngatn m n .rthe: n H .
a lew day-.
MacAt thur, a stab en
plying 1" erit c- a; .a a p -
lines thus !.. pui - led, i oted Hie
inpatients d a iyed a t ■ ■ .
’ soft” : o! e.v."’ Hi ter . ed it necr
essaiy,
"It i- exti. ird n.ar.1 \ dip rill 1 a
mi alt es to ex i deg
ot pa' :enee w mm - uniiia -' mm y
deni.aided e long-tin e pal •:
winch al e to hi1 decree i are to r <.
are • n ; ished ' repel
wleah w i mid Iu■ dctre ein.. 1 'a ;
well being o: tin \\ a Id. a .• I .
restrain.ng : v.-ei! t . : cm : • <■
abiI iy, and I am gener dly : : :
with Lite progress feeing made."
The .-.pic-'ii' e : " c.
ved that m \ a w ot the "a', at.,
committed by tm enemy. Pm: .
on 'Pie ; ait : t: ■ A1 i aad pea;
have :lie mire nder ter - rap..I •
ear. .ed o.d U.i.- bat a lliP a: ul :n
I ■ I
be accomplished unit '. ; Miga r.i.e
I'lil pa '.edu:''. Ill' a- e. te I. bu
prop i-ed
"Tae surrender ter."i :c:
. lid they W a. i : : a ; ...
glove tushi mi."
Meanwhile, the a..
:• unit repor'.e : t . e.giPpi . • > . •. i
q a a: tei' that -: o! : it Jan
esc army leader.- wanted tire
custody.
CCC lie ad
Optimistic
l.mnlv ' i Sep;.11. i.\lM .1
B. lli!.- !:. i a:i lei' ,-e :, \ > _ i -
culture and preside!:: • : : t'■ ■
modi! C: edit Carp . expressed
optii - m ivei the
tained 1.ii •; prices in nddrt
: I , J • ' ■ 1 a> II l U1 , 1 -
anil hi in I— el. a! nu 'ling (■
the enimly nit i : t:.e : i m re.i :.
Hutson assured his
the .a i imienl v. . d n ' ;« :m: "' in
t-it ; In dr ip " ; ••. pi iet . s w as
the ease a '■ r tile last u ■* ' 1 . i
the d p wil • 1 ' 1
I pe cent of parity >n 1 -' - ■
i ties and that it will i>r a grad ,.d
drop, so that prac- will rein;
above those pie. atui'g neteiv tia
war.
The Fed. . tinned
bae. o tarn,- .(gainst t’n? pr in
of poor qualuv h 1. :
favored continui »i1roI of t
: ■ acreage and a ■ b a n ‘' v l .1
■ r the eomir.a r He •>' edi •' ■ d
■ ptjmiatKin nl r ■'< p ice ' :
, 11 - * not1. v ; It • "h •
• tt-n !.’■•(' s':rf c •'•on '
oppiwifi nr. 1'ietion. - we!! as tic'
j the s-'-nthet 1 ' lev
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FIRST PHOTO OF SINGAPORE RUIN
ram
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V &i&& V '<*.» & O %*Akl£» $» 4L.
aSL
About iM.tr Atrocities
Representatives of
Newspapers Agree
io Gi.e Summary
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iiS:il!I ae tiild i:i h'ii . • tile '.i;;:i:n
lJtn.te.
i 11 p: o.~ . - --
pa jids . . . . •: p
the -UJ : < .ni' e ' ■ it.: .
a Mill.n y ni t:.e . : •
the stall < .
the Jnt.j.. i . •. e [ • . 11 . < nets i.:
tin i r
The behe.'ihins w A i •..!. . kw -
the lie.ii ■ i ,■ me : ... i.».iIn.ii;. .•.ihiii
b:. li.-ivi i.. A. . t.ii.' ..
ni-:real . ! . ..
will he -ine!, .tied ia i \ ;■ ,v: we : ■ he
pn rented t ■ 111 < • .....
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"It is pi... ri i." .-.ii.i
B: i._. Gee. iv Ft lr
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"The J: . ..imv, ' ei.pie hi ki.
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Jap.mi t i .' ..1 - ' i
A • . i'. ■ i'
1. it. e.
.Japnueri
were .i!. ■..‘Ii. ! i . i in : • h
llese ;; 11 ■ : . .1
■Lin e. - I ... . :
they v i'n
tile ste.'ies.
Tiger' Enters Cage
OLD BOASTS . ' 1)>‘ %v. * h
\’aj k ... pX :
anil tie v;- M. a •0
wore bill • • ■ ' 1 f
Tap (."Tenet• iV: y.t'.i \ . ■ *■
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piet l ■■ ■ ( t '
in Mam- o ' 1 : 1 Pi . ni '
But I t IKtt 1 in n< a l a. ""
J nai Lotus Uitoto l ' .T
Premier
Asks Aaiion
rr i •
1 O (‘I
New and Peaceful
Naitcn Is Being
Buildt, He Claims
St Premier
the
. Pearl
.. . "a com
The
■I ,n has
a . i: is vv er
i. . edited
!. ' as now
; policy
. e.-ent
O'. • you
.1..; .inose
• re ■ : de
atomic
■ anew
y soli, ■ -
sugges
ised
sa'le- an
■ i .In|'an 8
1 oc
a letter
. rived
in 2-t
■4 and
. l.ng a
i mayr
. 'id ally
- de
>tematio
4 general
,i country
. shelter
i h will
.. oh per
il "hU'i'e recov
.1 pan was
o intend
no peace
1 n I d a
ip •> and
, o years
.. All our
w 11 he
: Japan's
.. the old
• mi of a
• a s ■ ir of
- an that a
i last, will
, ' .esc c m
v. s iiis per
■ of the
the turn*
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