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USi THE USE THE ww yvw • im row* - ’ • « rew «■ POST WAR PLANS POST WAR PLANS THIRTY-SECOND YEAR HENDERSON, N. C., FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 12, 1015 fUBU9^Sr^KR!<OON FIVE CENTS COPY Saski Made New Adviser To Emperor Japanese Taking Faltering Steps Toward Freedom Tuk\ n. ( hi. Id. (AT) Japan today placid one ol the leading; authorities on her lyranical constil ut ion w it hin t lie emper or- circle "I advisors as she took her firs!, faltering steps im carry i ut (o ncral l>oiiglas Alae Ai'lhiir - order.-, directing lull tried' ui for all Japanese The )’.'o\ inun -lit also sought to import rice to allev iate a food crisis made even more critical hy a typhoon winch swept o\er central and southern Honshu. Silnidtal:.I tv. Il'e.-ll til; losurtv by Alin i .ei audio. ill' made il ap pc.i 11 ‘ ' e\ e. 1 ry my I ae .;itua 1 ; i : i u; mel ill re ap.it inn. it W 111' have a* on ' , ei vv l'se iiad dap.ii. com aim 1 ihe war. I*:lly army ah forct expert cs blushed ;i othei tact kept eeret loan tae Japane peupl' .lap.iii'.-. rad;.. detense was si i inadequate and inel loetive tha it could t. -I determine a hethc plant - appr .aehmy the h ■ net.me. were : ru ml o: I u* nr how m my there w r< ir how high they were 1 tv11 y. In. Sasaki, honorary professor at Kyoto imperial university and a li-.idnn; a illliorit s on Japan's constilutioii. lias been appointed ad* isor to K i 1", tlie highest lanking consultant lor the em peror. All]: * ee , : ' : 1 he api m o 11 ner.t 111 ii i ■ 1. i y ! u a ; i e w d i; * ■ e'. . t ■ a Allied n Iaip.U II headq lart-rs I'm U na.en' Her ye. ear uirage ment "I lain : ii11 .nn ... atiolit mn id secret ihq iti ' revisit i m"!i, ipoti.-lii' ndi-'iaal t aitr d- and taw li: a ini'll' n! Iii"■: e;iile.itinn. The Japane.-e requested Mar Arthur's pet a i-- ■ mi tn import tun, (mn t ot l ire i o "i India ( iii!'.i lor which ' arm lints have already been settled.'’ U. S. l.ABUK bKuur VISITS IN MOSCOW i \}. I u-t. 12 i AID M ’ be! I el.", eii in M CIO dcleua Ii ; j .»i J1 Vic t’li'f'i 1 'lUT’C M- ,• ... .-. ,:ii uniisii. I'y lull m.irlt 1- ii ,> i , n ul’ ■■ ui i wo experience v. ’’I Ii - ’. n !i■ -pliably. The ii. leg.a;,on. !i «ml ’ey S' • I ' . 'I n miner .I.iiti.v 1 '''ey Wash i.gt.iti, ;>n n ' <1 i.etc laic ye. II ri;. 1: • ' 1;i u f i : r.cie U w>! ct a i ‘ ■ i et a . ■ i n In 11 a1 a A eck- visit to tlie Sn\ wi I'm m I ": e delegate tarted '' then tj|- i i■ 11111g . < guest ul til- I!Us ...iii a', a ci'ckl.iil party wlu-iv they di. nk many ton t. and com unit'd much loud. AUTO TAG SALES START DECEMBER 1 Ib'leigli. (let 12. - (AID The In ! ,,l 7,uplinn HMir iiia-nse plates an ii.. a "ii I heir way t" tlw (ill distr.unt il ag.ei 1 ■ in the state md sales will begin December 1. Motor Ve hicle Coin.i '-sinner Hoddie Ward said today. The lit'V. plate hatyell nv ini jiii,.!. mi . black background Through Scptcmbe 21). a total nt t;i;;l,iiuil I ;i tj nl.itr.- was s Id. com ji. ieil witii (la 1,non tor the eompar period lad yy. The 12.non p, ei wa- attributed to the imp 't'ta 1 ,'i ui a: v second-hand c.i:. . Truman Is To Speed Up ChangeOver Wa -hing'ton, Oct. 12 (AID — President Truman lias willed upon his cabinet and other tedcral ulli eials tor ''vigorous and united ac tion" 1 oi I: mg to early adoptl u "1 his till rec inversion pr< >gr. m. ■I he White tb use today made pub lic letters m which the President assigned loponsibility to each oi the olticinl.- air promoting various phases of the legislative program ranging li'nm domes.le control o! atomic energy to "lull employment" measun s. The letters called for immediate ,-eports on Ihe status ul the many proposal ■ e nbraied in his last mes sage to Ci ingress, lie also song.** subsequent. twice a month reports to keep him up to date. Ci pie> ot file reports will go tc W Snyder, reconversion chief to whi m Mr Tnmrun gave general responsibility for coordinating the activtius <»i the* other i»gfiu*i**s. 5ICK BOY GETS CHRISTMAS NOW IT MAY BE NOW OR NOT AT AU ' r little Pinky L( Dyer, 3, ii-.v/n enjoy* ing his Christ as tree v th 1 s mother in their h e at Constantine, D ! s■> “Pinky” doomed by a cancerous infection and piob.ibly will not live mure loan a month. (1 atcnifltioaal) Iaisvmakers Asking New Legislation Covering Strike ( B\ The i.ucd Itc* .' The eouiurs \» a\ e «.i , o- i - war labor ciisjiuj- . Imci i)! i « m’lessionai nvcn<M todr parts leaders v cut on re ..d favoring new aili strike I* .isli tion. Vs new .mi continuing work stoppages toda ' kept I he id’:* across the collides .it l.V’.mM’ prominent !■■■ b la * ns said this fasond repc.l of the Smitl Coe nails la I of* d is mites act which permits strikes it ssmk ers suite in las or o! thern Tlie> said the> ssantid ; cv. legislation sshich made 'unions and management' responsible lor observance of contrails. In Washington. e i eiliai. - i conferences to end tin* critical soft coal strikes remained dead locked and the government pre pared tor possible rationing 01 manufactured gas. She oft cot! operators and John !>. I.essL. I Al .W. !>oss ss ere called hack for another session tolas h.\ I. -hor Seeretar.s Seliss elImibarli. As no agreement came over the issue of recog it?on of 1 ess is* foremen’" union, the coal short age in the si\ state strike area became mm e serious, n e m v 200.OdO workers from almost !h:0 mines has »• left t ■eir ."d sin the ss alkout "tarJed ! d s a ;o and cold weather in I'ennss I same aggrevated a alread.s s - | rious situation. MEMBERS OF DOMEI VOTE DISSOLUTION TdUy.i. < >i t 12. ■ .MM M id" : iit iv>i‘;ti» . ■ ' ' >1" i >" >■: ii" • agenes t'Mftl tiMny to di' me tm . . .'v. itht - ;i!\ .1 p;« te j set's lee. bi th its a news .'••its u-e .i.d as a I semi- •till • 1 -i,li/e. Mi pn ipaaaiula mueney and eabmet m<iiithpie, . until seme ness its me • > ■' .a > lished. . Sees Bomb Threat — i i ininiinr"i-rtrw APPEARING before the joint hear ings of the Senate Mil 'ary and Commerce Committees, Dr. living Langmuir, of the General Kk-cti. laboratories, declared the atomic bomb to be a world threat unless outlawed. He urged creation of a National Research Foundation to keep step with future scientific ad vance. (international) i Laval Aides LiscoverINew fcliiVi<lrnce Newly Found Papers, Attorneys Declare, Will Explode Case — I’uriv Oct. I < \n—Ceil r! .1! ( It.irlcs IP Gaulle, proy I si' aal Ircnrli president, appar ently tilled out today a new trial Ini l‘it ree i.aval. form r Vichy i tiiel of any eriunent sen lepet ti to drain Tuesday after tieiim eonyicted ol eol la duration yyi'h the (icemans aid treason dprina Uie yy.ir. Ashed if !"■ in nld order a new trial tin the cnndi mned mail. Oc(iaullc re plied: "( crtainly not. \ I’arJs ii. a. spa pi i said H had 110011). s tinn that nresent plans were that I.aval was to lie executed Wed- | nesday. rails, (let. I ( \ I* 1 — Attor ney s for I’li 1 re i.aval now under 1 senleni e ol death lor t oll.ilmrat [ 11 a; with the Germans lirelared today they had uieey ■ ird ini - porta' ( new n idem e which would "explode" the east .ntainst him. The evidence, tiny asserted, wit! nrtty e that I s.i! t’urnv e Vichy (hirt ol royri .intent — w a. af'esti ti Ity the G 1 mans w ! it'- plottim: to tui n hi- coy - ei nun lit oyer to General ( harlt’s 1) Gaulle. Th' ■ tit tin 1; t ‘.vs s', dii tl- : I't Ills . ; K h ill Sv.itxei land ll:ul 1 teen rcliini. .1 1 "flav. I ! ■ " y sin . I I I ,av a 1 triad: to 1 1 ■ t i’U ■: • 111 tig . ; A a;a -'. PH i. a, <i, _ elare :! an ourii e:'y and ' ’■ a\ '• neCitulU t < l> received a.- a met', iny of pa. It . " id. l’ar s fell t 1 th" Allies An.: 1st 2.1 and Delhittlle etiU’ied ! .e c 'y the same day | .■ \ ’aw yer- • ..t the a idft.i'e .1,1 ;■ I.a :il (,: ••. e : day a!:tl all ait t • Mitt > at .' beast ; ye in ortu-r tt t ! 1 1 Per , ■ Germ npristmn it tmd ; '•,, 11 ! 10 returned v. th Permit 111 p ju ..• lea 1 In■ obtained >. - rcin • a, ■ t a' as president of the cham ber of clrputit s. I'ue l.t.vvers .0(1 *t'.ev e odd prove Gestapo Chic: Hi Iff I” f- t ally .1 den d til" art ■-1 t>! I .aval be! ore he eottld e .n > t art) :gh his plan, "aov 1 i. i 'hey would nresent tat , y votin' to DeG e, to n ' mod ti Paris tr tin If sseis ' 'day and would appeal : him lor a new ti ial for the !'■ -re.’ \' ehv elite: o' poy c. nu.enl. it' in T*r< i t - prison Typhoon Strikes Okinawa!, Killing American Troops? 127 Ships Are Damaged Suporforts Drop i'ood ri^ ri't 10 troops 69 Japs Are Killed, Hemes Destroyed; 400 Prisoners Dead <15\ Tin- \ ssot :.! led Drpss ) Okinawa toil; u a s a shamble i'i mini. ‘ of the re el lit battles ss hiell pt the is land not .-II long ag ■ in the wake of a typhoon that killed three American navy per-onnel, left t< n sailors missing and over 10(1 soldiers injured and sank, dam aged or beached 1J7 nasal ves sels. The typhoon, which struck Okinawa Tuesday after hasing twisted 17»n miles to the soiith ss( Si fiir 21 hours, sv.epl north ward killing at lea-! (>!• .Japa nese, flooding S.niiit houses, washing ass as SI bridges and leaving 20,0110 liomeless ill cen 11 a 1 and southern Honshu. Fifty An eri n 8 perl irli( lhe 4a erect 284 i-.n ni • mi !• me t3n.niio n-o-.ji im ( i.. :i i ■ i 1 "iI.i.v. Ap|iriixi11..i‘t• I\ DDDUnt ■' ■ 1 ! I . » . - j)tn icil io ihi'in *iil* nfxt thrff d;i\> by j I .in - I; • >m (rtium. lin’d shelter facilities to re place the tents and temporary buildings which were demolish ed or heavily damaged by the blow Park • ■1 t by liu1 lyi. te:. j • n■ i.-i.itifi . i<»"(i 'i- ek , I ! ..! t : ' : • : . FM. it-i' H * c : m ■ *11-! 'v ■ l ■ ■ i. . • ' . ( )fl':n.i1 rep : ‘ - -euiurded to be , i ml. i ( nl try •" •* <>: limited c *m : Mil ail if .mm many he; df|mi VI S m Mm ’I lje( t he (Id :.i. •cis at I k\ii I UrtiMor 1;-tvd thv»e Tliree na\ > nu n killed and ten missing. One hiindri I soldiers injured. I our hundrs d prisoners of war killed. rive small na\.il vessels sunk. f'.nv ■■ ■ 11:i1 -. |.n' i M.V 11 11. m ■ 111 hi hoi i sill..no.-, beached • ii < )kina\\ .I - i ! e: Sin >, (• m -!. i i.i' !ncllidin;g d >ek ing laeili! e .. i •.'■ • • civ damaged 1945 CROP OF BABIES MAY TOP LAST YEAR'S \Vilsii.i. ( > • V \Vilsiin c■!mtv‘ I ll-i: 1 r.iiI ■ I ,o- M .ay oscci Iho 1 .()}'.<: i o . .11 hcrr 111 1 H44 i chock . |> -Ii" i . I today The registoi ci ;ccil:. u.l ice .■■hew ed ! ..... i■ • id ... cads -ti burn in tht. fir-t nine months '»! this your in thi- i ■' In the m ■ i:Ih •• September 1 h() balmwere ■■ : ■ in Wi 1 s->n 1- 'wn ship alone. There no 10 townships in the county. ANSWER IS SOUGHT TO MARKET ISSUE i.'.i.iin::. i >. ■ :i ap ■ A c ■ii sen at fart egan .to • ’ cii!, mon.- loiia\ ' ' pin the I:it»< 1 gov orn m t > ■t ' • <1 t - ■ it -1H it.- :h.:t it : it end- t i " hi-1 ’ deal ng> m c.*tf■■ ■. ' 'tores mm keis. Tr tde t i t t< ;< it h r t:..... t 1 I: ht ban reopening of the I . o :"■■■ > :ton market. President Assails Rcae Discrimination With DAR Ranks Washington. Oct. 1 M— (AIM — President llarrv S. Tinman to da> sharpl.x erilici/Tl lacial dis [ ermination in making puh!ie a letter concerning the refusal oi the Daughters of the American Revolution to giant the Use ol Constitution Hall here io a negro group lot a musical cou rt rt. Till' (liii'f I.MTiltivr slid, however, lie was powerless to interfere w ith tlie han. He sent ll.e le.ter to 1 he in gro j re,.i« setital i\ ‘ Irom \t w \ o? k, \ da in ( . Powell. whose wile. Ila/t 1 seott was refused list* of the DAR's < on.slitiition Hill lor a concert October “b. Arli-tir latent “is nut the e\ clash e p:\,p< rt> of an' one race ci group. the President wrote Row eil. * One of the marks of a demo cracx is tin willingness to res - pert and remark talent without repart to rare. oriM> »r talent, i We have just brought 1» a s»c cessfu: conclusion a w ’r .’ •ui'-t totalitariansm countries whiih I endangered racial orogre */' I ! Spain Makes For Support AewAttcmpt M.i 1: i.t 0.1. 12. ■ AP' — Cifnei'.ii j..f I. I 111-i MM K:..:. v-i •gnvi'i'li f n i. i ■ i Sp; e "(i; i.v 1 hi I sliM rii! ,n • i ... 11 1 ;■"■ ’ i - and .• 111 in >iy iin' p ••• : r 1 11 ri ■■ ■ (.j;,! .ink llllliv I V. Ill'll ll.'ll \\ I'd ,1 '■\pri 11 li l > ■' ! ’li H-iltiif ' ■ 1 - ‘ till' in ■ I ' 11 Sim :v. ■' iin-' ini• mi sivici th . ernmont 1 ■ led I re ■ ■ the i ' f> u ; . : ,n ■•;■!, i nhiM' | I I11'11' j vivi."in... i ■ tlu* i .i i y11 cotwfwct m Hi no.: v t • 1 ri :*iit .i u li-i ' iid. ,i |)!i ' ■ imp T'.nnl la\\>. Dissolution of Old League Is Sought By U. N. Group I ..melon (M l:’ - lAP) V ding down ' i Si'i i ! I'laon and Aus tr alia. ' a I'mti'd \.d a«*\«rutive i . n. ■ it!et> ■ • o' mmoi dad di -ohilim the 1 L< • o* N .;o. - las ■ ,| s ggostP'1 that the now world lizat it take over its non ! a .1 it loo 1 l ■! ns Ti p Ru ians nd Austral a ns ob i, . • i,t r in !,. 2 i oto ’h,i’ so.oli a , joi:•!" ■■ iU ■ tli I’nilod X.iti"! ' • oo".': i ' ” I the league 1 hoy i so; . , oil th..t o h ■ .o i>e . i intil alter the United Nath 11.- ore .m mIoii has been t . tablishod. So iei Dele'. >r Andreo (;r .y i: enk i s nri that each part oi tht security it y ri dd then dee..It lor ilst ll win h i in-! l -n • of tin leamic it wished absorb. In i.ft■ \ - da Uss oils the Hi -- sian delea.it' ' If i it ade i! elear dial the real K - : a ''o-e :.i s.-ekif ritssol. : ■ i ' it da*' was fr h r. .. nr •. • ■! the 1 ntenia t ional 1 aibm t 1 ! e. U. S FLEET UNITS HEAD EAST FOR NAVY DAY FETE A , • .iiv.s -w ■ ■ ... OFF THE PANAMA COAST, en route 1- Fast Const ports Tor the big Navy Day celebrations' on 0 * 27, these Pacific Fleet u:.i' v.ere pht grn: . i some 300 miles west of the Canal. In the foreg: > uid is the far-famed U.S.S. Kntcrprl. Ju t u.-tr-n i. a light carrier of the Independence class, followed by battle.- rips of the Ncu) Mexico ch.ss and at right are cruisers of the Omaha class. Official Navy photo. (International) House-Approved Tax Bill Goes To Rebellious Senate -• ——— George Against Dropping Anybody From Nation s Tax Rolls Entirely \V iii...'1 ii, ( >1 ' I' A!’. -'i ■ t \ iPm.: :•:i 1 ),.< pa. -■< d half way thi , ( : , t it still may rui nt before it tleocmes T I ■ til' ! 11 ' (' .. ‘ I ■■ i ■ ,'1 •: • develop iioi;!.' ;ii atomic.' i"u i'.,y. ike.' and vlei .m.-. \V ( h I :,e ' . ' a hi • lilt aga/b0 : the wipe e taxes entirely for 12, Ini', -pii.d I" pie II ' ■ V 1 tl< ._••• < :!•••: . t •. ■ --!" where they "■ • . e rdeit; • . ... -e ; ' take anv i I' a!! the tax r ■!!. ei.'n - ' --- The bill was approved 1. id -e >f.'h rday, ‘MX h la. ( v •• i litre v hu h iie • ! .. three day hen: ir.it> M inlay 1 mike lie- lax hill. ih< .it >mi( energy hill has hanll.\ stariec! its H i ) through (ongress ami 1‘resi «4i nt Truman is s.ii.l to be* c ou- \ eerned about that. ^ Mr. Truirea w..s reported try.n_ j wiit;Id have ' vast p-. w\ . i ace 11 ■Hi.' ie\ t ; a 1 t : : . r . the I*, t •<! S Tie House Mild <ry ( Ihe Seriate i^ moving more skiwiv. It h.isn't even -ent \*,e hill h a eommittee. It has he u unable to deride \\ Inch of I'.s , regular group* sliomd eonsider it T'mvi-h !ia > pp rt pded ip 1obsy t i eat i m» ' \\ So .to c i Srn.-*..r X'aie’n t •• .. a at d o'1 .*r Hi pi.hhicans in t ' a h :»d *. rev-«! t ■ n : - 1 trod 1 <\ .i hr. a;.'. S< a -. : i Mr M.I an, 'to et ap a : e\\ SenaP Dock Strike In iglnnd (drinlemncd i . c ]■: aim r■ . 1, . : id..> rendemi:'"1. Britain's i ' i ■ : li t .: ; : 1 .imi 11’i'II e systflU 'iih declared t! • v .11 >ut was onelur ngi d iiy 1.1 tun.-'s and ethers. i . I T : 1 - 1.1ft a ltd ti' 'IH I 111 Win i'.cr> I’m.ni .-.ild “there is detm ■.•1 t 1 i ■ pres< top— Imi ti.id . ei'ii -ei/.ed u|»"ii :>y pen CaluiuT Of Vrgontina )S Oul Government Under Strong Pressure To Make Changes Buenos \ 11 < -. Oil. Id. — (AP)—■ — I hr c.ihinrl ol Argentine President 1 am II resigned tnda.i. under pressure of both military ad * iviliun groups. Olliri.il aim uiicenient of the mass resignation tame as some I'M) arms and nav\ otlieers met in tile Officer's ( lull and a growing crowd gathered in the streets outside. CM' naval mitiis— mrr Vice • i ; been nr t . ischold •or strong ■ ' li..(1 gone to •ft. init there ■ : l:icinl visi e .n tiic morn n'(l ho home. \: .■ i 1 c\ ci— start . I : : ;t. . i '(• yesterday. t . 'il politic il . i. i r.clil next April democratic cl tin growing i ' 11 . repeating their .-I.a • ■ ,.:it •'•:. i the goi'crn ■ - ii, • i " d r i. the supreme .' ,: i I a a el'll i •*■ held. O'd • .1. • •—^oiosed a l 1,'i; I 'V !•'.. : a o lifted. ■ V i- •:i1 . . '.all ci pci political c a- v\in> had rcady-pre* i ..,ivd machinery i m one luraging and maim a mi n rikc actions " CJii'-'t a iticd as to tin1 identity of the ■ rgaoi/'.atmn. i 1 mi m oi l i. ial said the ri ntiii y communist party " i tie c i it*cc >aid there was "no !■: tita-at • a ii pi .'longing the StOp l’Ugl''" Vl ll Is* K FOR NOR rn < \R01 IN \ lair and ilurhlli warmer lo n’r.tit and >aturiia>.
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