to death
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IHESHEU OF A BURNED OUT interstate bus rest by the ide of a road near Ne, U r N V after the
Albany n Y01lt .am? ^Cn ' ’ ' ; ' : engers. En route to Pit fn 1 , Mass" tan
Albany, N. t.. it stiurk a culvert while crossing a bridge and overturned. (International Soundvhoto)
Truman To Submit Plans
For Atomic Power Soon
Ross Says President Not Setting
Himself Up As Sole Judge Of Bomb
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band.
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i'i c no. ... : . funt-i. 1:
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it i hi : " a.- to v. the
it ft I m I:. olu It 11 i < >1 ’ e .'.ill in-. Tory art.
i • ' ' - ■ i i * ,' I,|
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'n''.- at ■ : e in ; i't .■ i• the v\ r<Mig i
■: . ■ I' /
itent’ attitude. emigre- , i l i have i
tie ide •in' llitnr r '■ o. the p,wol I
I y tot r. e at t on. it - :. -MTtod. I
p - until i 11 • . Tr,,!!i :ii |
,-rr ed i .o' -i ■ I. .■ i■ - a i tie a! trio ,
v til I! a., t (• 111’:!.1 i": n- on '.' ;
lile ;I'lii-y i> to i.e i'll 1 I re ll- .aid
• , jo, nerd ■ : •. coorgy.
Flooded xSortli Carolina
Rivers Continuing
Tlr \sMni ili'tl I’lT'si
Fli 'ini • : v r.v.. III
tile ij'ii'i
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WAR DADS PROGRAM
TO GO IN 10 EFFECT
dial Sep: . i ■ A i ■ Ah
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till- N .. :;. C.e S: \
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QUISLING APPEALS
HIS DEATH DECREE
Oslo, Sc;,:. :'4 i A I’ Yi .c,
Quisling. : , i. V . cc;.lc i l ;.C A"! -
wegian su| n in. ■ >■ ’ • n ; ■■ I >•
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WEATHER
I OK \OKTH « M!OI I" '
(P.C to P III' cloudy anil
\laian loncht and l ucMl.iy : >c.il
terml xIiiim ers in west portion
Tuesday.
NOON LINT PRICES
DOWN 30c A BALE
>jH*n
' 11 '»5 ' ■1 ’< i J11 1' 1 1 ’ 7
Kissed U. 5. Saii
THE FIRST THING she did i n arrive.;:
from England after an absence < t
ton years, said Lady Cavan k n
(above), was to kiss the ground of
tv? United States, Best renteiu—
here ! as Adele A t; ire and i ic
tin ed in a N( ,v V . k hotel,
f or i -isienl e star . i
ska plans to Mvr.d t at i. onb - m
,\ et ea, tin -i go hi k to her 200
roo'-n Irish eastle. t'1 ter tti i!)
( !n*\ sler
Seeking To
Keep Peace
Labor-Management
Conference Slated
1 uesday by Firm
2 1. (AP)—Chi y
• Li v • ■(*;'• i. i • liii.*
iui- a ;.>u i
’LL'- :-ri: 1 miaa men: r iirit' as the I
J- '• ‘eci A ' •am • Woi ke: nam |
■ ; t i e /hell n .
• < 1 i:y •.•. v \ . employes l
'Lt .1 ; n in i. -.L.s taken
• •'i sects: : • !..*«•- Si inr Law Mu v fn.iii
O'L'MX) m l a: e .die m the De
unt-uni-m reg t
■U! ' .ii ; • .v T <•- l..\
n ' N -
N nnnau 1 l.d li \s s, national
<i;M i tor nt !ia- t vu ( hr\■ ter
tlcti.iitinc.it, ...in liic ronlrienee
utmltl not tlclav a petition.
H • runt, .lost . Kubin, ro
iled : iiv i
e.c • x Uin'.. lie. Iiiding live in
1 ' t N,
■iii.Vi-.i l.\ C : y,.It ;'.
I ill "It ' nckcsin m cnulirin
ctl Pa oicci.ii r tmla\ iuii aditcii
it was set outre tlum a week
I* 1 ,r: : \V. t *. *11*it !’, [
ia a-n :iy lncai
1 ’11 1 ' Pi AI 1'l‘j 0 C scntill a
1 • ... divisaill u|
1 c\\ cs;i Rc\eal>
\!ore \trocities
()l i lorn>r ('amp
! S r:, L’l
( AP A i’". .... i , <,.y i ,j j
I It | > ay t c
Itnp kk a tar a
■ ! 4.A (Pa:-..
.... a. ■ a ... th
V s , 1. twin.-ka of
; ,. i\ i■.i the. mail ti'.o
a .i ■':.a . , ■:: a aat'i as >04*
■ 111 C
l!U!
('a oaiandan!
a I", m trial, Was
t' a t i- .{..
\ ankTroops
To Stay In
Japan Long
American Polky '
Will Be Supreme,
Officials Assert
- !
Wa flinjrt in, Sept 1! i A I’) — j
American official charred witli
settiny tlic policy to be followed
m conquered Japan today made
it dear that American troops
will lie stationed in that country
lor a yood many years to conic.
At the ante Arne, disclosure
'■f I'niti d States plans for Japan
brought to liylit what possibly i>
the crux of the criticism ex-j
pressed by Washinyton officials 1
toward Genera! -Mac Arthur's
estimate ol' the (>■ upation force
i cede.
This is tie- revel a mi that Atne.i-I
can policy is lu in .'.ipreo <■ .a tie- I
lea ted .lap. n. VVher. p ,-aiile. ,mree
imnl ■ a : - . ■ i tier r a..: i.is i - a, be
obtained ltU'Sia. Ur.turn ,:..i China.
.MacArthur said last week that
in about six months Xmccican
forces probably c< aid lie reduced
to Ml,1.000 men. Without ex
plaining oh', acting Secretary ol
State I»ran Acbeson expressed
surprise, then l.e sharply re
buked a.a Arthur uid told him
that policy is un tie in Washing
ton and n it at Atnorh an head
quarters in ! kvo lie did not
explain \\hai was at issue m tin
ci ili i all.
it . 1 -I ■! L i . I : : : 1 a e 1 i , . Aria
stui's ermine! ;on trem assistant In
ue.defsecivi.nx ei .-lute was delayed
m the S'••i..',. sit ice lust Thursday,
t— ' tV 1e: ry, 1 in' Republican
i, i C .. ■ i h r lilu, ,.ed :u i n
in ti," nomination tin -y contended
Ada- ii,.ct insulted MacArthur.
The Senate takes up the nomination
again today.
Appeal Deadline
In Meadows Case
10 A. M. ! omorrow
Ralt . Sept. 24 (AP)~Th<
■m I pro, ■ .'1 We use .1 l.e n 1!
Me ■
rut Car.ieia To., mi - C 'liege wit •
11 u i iiinvr.i ' ■;‘ ..'at ; also preteiis",
in -t n i led :.i tlic .Welii Carolina
Supreme C ; y 10 .Tues
day.
The t!.d : ■ 1 .'lclitde- t he
*
e the emirt a: • eluted matter-. It
.a- up about 2,000
V e i i t a ee ■ tl p.a iper nut be
I ' I 'i el ' i : e. I ' ■ attorney genera 1
eeuld '' a. ate a :, U .mi : >t-1i.: t. tile |
C"Urt a.-k.iig la ,' t:le appe.i! iie j
d- --e.i. tl all s el. MeuToa.
w.-... 1 then iiax e t ■ enter pr, -mi.
Me :i , e an jeteti .it IV.:
Cmitity S..pe <r C , : t a : n:mi,:i
bt a e.i st ident ..1 : i - e, ...i L. lids
e he tire 1 t u[ tlie cui
” '__
ELEVATOR OPERATORS
IN NEW YORK STRIKE
W Y Sept. 24.
H-!: :ti: ici olevatoi* rpt !*.:lot*
. : •i I'thc r .an!on.‘ ice \\. »rkci s m
!'7 a ,:.!(! \ • •! ! ic. • . > .. i i i. U
went in strike at the Atari o: the
i day.
' I ..: n:
. in.-In intil- so in the Kn pi a
I. world's mile.- : < liie<
hi;iId:! : \ • :ci! ::•»: nall\ kn'-n 7:
it' !): | S V.
i» •» HU *! Tic A.F i.
i • ■ v 1'e‘Vt'.' . . 'JlG.tll
j . o 11 .o 1 \. 1 a a: i }a\ i‘ i Secti . ■ van,
... e t i:< ..I at
a- i n .■ 1. i ih mds. 1 in . trn-a
Hi
ton.*’
Tin- 'V" locals have IFI.OIH) mem
ber- ami b n!l •:-vk at i nn', serv
ice iii ' : least 1 .Miu' building.- wo Id
br a: Uv'ni. I 'i.ion olticials claim a
• f:; I d.iU'e i' noun ion workers
v. jitv oat. tyi* e up
b' i i i: 1!: 14-.
PICKETING DETROIT OIL PLANT
AS SPREADING STRIKES threatened l > tU.it vn tv. a of the 1. n’s
Un e t oil refining ayeas, these striking me 5 oi the CIO Oil .Vork
« ; Union picket the Sun Oil Company's Dt jit 1 in the ir eft rt to
enforce demands tor higher pay. (Inter alio tal Soundvhoto)
Hirohito Will Confer With
MacArthur At U. S. Embassy
Economic
Eoniroi
Tightened
c
Precedent-Shattering
Visit Expected Soon;
Domei Agency Shaved
J 1.- (AP) —
v\ ell-ini i ese sources
i . i ir i iiro
! '<> pay ;t pre
i ' 'i' I - . ' ' . ■ 11: < ieticritl
i.P i ej-'s resi
embassy
S'" date :■ i ;■ v.;ts speci
fied.
i h dec. a meeting
idace utt and con
diiei'i r \vj. at ;t con
ference 1 I at* A rt hur and
Ad mi i’,i: 1 . grand cham
• ; ml house
hold.
■ visit
: Mac
• nils
e:' ’!' gees
1 eml assy,
ii. 'durn
emperor
fence.
llic \Mini lii :h ominand to
i1.!'' blasted an.v b ipes ol atomic
bomb cos”. M b i:> tbc Japanese
aial directed iinl t ontrol of
Japanese laoia up lite. includ
ing prices, u .. . and all traf
l‘cc in i in rein a-s and negotiable
assets and mm . d toward a free
Japanese press.
lio. • Jin red the im
perial p • ve itself
.:oet or in
diio/: I.- i ■ ■•’ -p pers or
Doniei \striped
I )omei
a y the order
■ iishment
of t a . igeneies,
• ' > . mod at
11 a ilv' task
-sets at
imports
1 anum bul
nk drafts,
"i ilforney,
!■!1 o' i .-I of indebt
rlv uni.
’ 1 -i . ”.r: filed.
Hiroliiio
Didn’t know
Raid Coming
V. nperor
President
,u u>d the
. aid am of
them as
' would be
a.i'-e war
Keeper
■ e ; today
w '.r. The
emperor
- i .'..pan was
by the
and that
nation
get an
ao a. no\v
■ a but he
1 ..his war
■ i Uikj
in, the
' the
■ ait the
eminent,
h as first
>rn a
. : - rest
■a a ,irled by
1 1 A C\ Cl*. <13
• t? bench
• militarists;
Pn strongest
eh hopes
rule.
TO 1 M K I'llH ! »! ( OIRSE
-’1 I >r. Samuel
11 ’■ i (;oology in
the I’n vi •> \ : th Carolina,
Princeton
v ' K’avy de
' no ‘ S’ . 2 tin to 27th.
t 1 og will be
ago course,
"l .V i ai Power’’
• N’avy stu
liou’s a’ , • ■ .. . \ • *y . nil four other
• * vtnh er.situ-s m tie L’nited States.
Big Five Council in ''
London Might Fail
Ministers Seek
To Compromise
Conflicting Views
1 Kepi. IM, (AP) —The biR
■ nuii: .11 : a. n mi • i . tw ‘ay tn
c ' 1n i >i ■ i.e cnnl l:;: mu . it1’.', s which
li.c. c i’!’c\ t nlcd a.ci'ccn.ciit • :: peace
- ■ i Italy and liu i -
nat inns.
f.Hipl.m ats hev<* familiar with the i
and Kussian and \ "i: c
Hri::.-1: < ii ■ lead inns teaarded the sc>
iiii cisit c. ()nc v;t'l!-inli.niif«l ,
"I: is" cciicral'v c net ded the j
the d'ust i-Muiis will determiii" j
.vlietht: the co ancil, shnuld c mitmie j
■ > - ■ ■ .' i 1 h c . ■ ■1 h
mve he way a. » ilo th< peace
treat!' - — Kin-ape."
iv.anpc's inland v atevwa.vs am:
. earn orning Aus1 ri; s' i l
Vi . ni u ' : ' 'it ci a: i! 1 ■:i.scu- -
V
\ •1, . • t! i • i 1
snivel s nit1 «>i*ii-'iini1.
It. w i iU K ; 1'*i|H-\s iu ;uv.
T
Kcjtral Seen
I)e\\ itt 1 lancock
Reported Drow ned
In Indian Ocean
New York. Sent. 21.— ( \!M—
Dc\\ ill Ilanrcek. Vssociated
Press war correspondent who
has he,4n missing since tin* tall ot '
Java in 1942, drowned when
several Japanese di\e bombers
sank the refuge^ ship on w hieii
he was tiling to escape. I lilted
I* re v or respond nt William
MrDoug'ali reported from Sin
gapore today.
' \< Don: all said lie and Han
cock were the onl\ Americans
aboard the Dutch ship, when
Japanese pianes sent her to l!'**
bottom of the Indian oc«*a» on
March 7. 1942.
Hancock wanked for neurl\ a
.'••ar as telegraph editor of the
Hi mivistni i>aii\ Dispatch in
1929. and was likewise sports
editor at tin* time. He came hero
from Tin* \ssoei.it .! Press in
reporting tin* i!>.’9 session nt the
slate legislature, and mar tin*
end of that year went hack to
I in A.P. He w ent t > tin i ha;
lolle oliee. then to i dutnbia.
S. ( . and was transferred to
the New York office. Taler he
(hew an assignment to l ondon,
and afterwards sen d in tin*
\ .P.’s iiisciw le.C'Mii. and was
nt ; 11 the Balkans before go -
ing into the southw.M Pacific,
w hen he lost his t.! c in the
bombing of a ship on which he
was attempting to escape the
Ja panose.
SELECTED STOCKS
CONTINUE CLIMB
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>• MX 1 .,:id X »: * n
- nu luiio ■* General
Rubber.
•V • TEA • l
Nazi i rials
Begin Soon
X . . ■ n Sep!. 24
(AIM \;’e ' p .min; y
work . • ippea'.'s ■"»>>ihie that Tie
■ ■' ■1 ’ X lea-.it* • n a in
. '
a,lives o! :•:! T*ur major
; g., B i, i .
\ : A
liters haw* been named, t»
judge- -elm !ed and mi
ni' a Urn Tier 1 a a is c\
>horUy.
Lt. Epes Begins hen ing
c SC. Sr;.; \ - i \P'
1' i . • ’a- a ri »>e :i behind
< * !•*«■'. ho today
.-.-r i : . )a ne : »r a convict's
and r.u-lfcber.
A • • ;■( ' i..: .. >>nth> in tin
. ': ,i : ;: is {>»»' i;< • 1'7 -ve.. •*
.
’ ; -. !\ . • i par.: 4 •-» settle
■ : ■ H v1 >;a; pro ■
hr \\ < M’rve a 1.1 e
V a r
• • Up • ••
rr the v • an-; red1. ,d ilico, eo»i
v a i llling his wife and hut-:y
:h ay a an ab.mrt lied
hJ.' ' .a Ft. a a ; >n m. i t a. y i -
>er\
(i; ■ .1 new trial; li a atlnv
Ian. A ■ '
a aa- ' •. . I lias . 1 ready been a ■
i a , 11 L.Ia, 11\ .1 aye \
1. <;. , An male ju \ -
- a. n i .a- Xe..'
l . .a.i' l t lie y ''.am a' -
,
i. The
tt tv a ' ll la . ' ah 'aa "111. ■■
d.di m i *i me:. v. :-..,Uinj> .1 life >eu
tcnee n and ry.
Tin1 S. »• a a,.. v '■ i Kp.es killed
]':v;’v. 1 e " e: sei’. 11 >i li'.'ichi'i' \\
\\ t’l a; to el ••it* • • • .-lcoi .in; |i iwde.
.: 1 tl-y (
old IL s va »)thvI worker and
siiLiniir ! ' send '1 n in the chair.
h;i.- shi 1 wed no u-iff ii o.ni'ti 11
.1- '.a w:\ia'' and .••iU-:icc wt. c ; 1 •.
11 , 1 I'd. 11: only •■ nincnt was t
.1 j.n.i ’ ■ :'l >■ ,’!■ mother doe.-:; '
la a. 1 !i, s 1 ■"' Hard,