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W-W W'W
■ in TOUR ' 1 •" *«>«*» '■
POST WAR PLANS P0ST WAR PLARS
THIRTY-SECOND YEAR HENDERSON, N. C„ SATl’RDAYAETKRNOON, OCTOBER 13, ID 15 EJVE CENTS COPY
Argentina
Is W ithout
Government
One Dead, 35 Hurt
In Street tight
In Bu cnos Aires
II; i' ll". Ain-. t let. 1 •”».
(AIM A rg. nt ina u as \ irt ua!l\
with'.it a gm ( rument today in
a political crisis which had ex
ploded into open civil strife in
downtown Hume Aires las'
night.
(Inn fight ing invol \ ing police.
nati'Uiali-t . and international
ist.- killed one man and left d’>
wounded, including six police
mi n.
AI i(i I he in':: e i . ninet with 1 he
exi t o' tin - > ami n >
mini'-: I i ■ g.i ye.-! i-n i.iy. tin
ur:m ..mi' '.til : Iani the I esigna
I : lew Farrell ‘lor use a
any in a ent
Tc.l.O the only authority rr
rn.iriin: was that of the arm',
r.jvi and pic two hold-overs
from the lallen govornmriil.
Tla- police. a|)|ia: i-nllv acting au
tore : i i ai ly I'm :; a time being. I nr
biid |iai a" - t- p . "i: • ii new- of tin
slid'' i ..ui' ng. ! low ever, they won
] l ! ' : • . en: i 'll ' i:, 12-:: /
unit "1 ' i. ..-and- ni persons in Iron
ol the ar.nv ye-ierday while
gene, !-. admirals and ri\it loador
il'-nii' do sited the future of I he
ci 11 ■ ':
ll w a : . this debate broke in
wit hi re 1 the firing be
g.ii', Wli" began it was uncertain,
but at P- height police lin'd m tin
cpnvil. Inrlw in.,. 1- routined the:
I.! •' and ;. uro'.i 1 idenhlied ci' i
11;ir: - a (icil p"'. i- by ding inf
tin ni.c- tli" i.-'.jnd-. The lighting
spread to o' urn par Is ol the city
Hi r.-cs wit i empty .- add le- galloped
througii ttie ' ee'.s, and dead horses
lay am mg pm wounded belore tin
army . ib.
C . ] .liian I’m mi was reliably re
ported at midnight to bo aboard a
navy -nip in the hard r.
Hoover ha vs
T licommon*
Men To Lead
Cam 'ci -!>; . Penn . ( >c* 13
( A i ‘1 I* . I. • • Iter- •
II ' ,i til l ‘ at 1 m- nat: in' •
' rv * i "pr •’ i ■: ■ i * v .11 the mma!
anti pi: ■ il .cni I ' ’ho •• >It
of line" moll i ''ii and women
;111.imi* ii : po<ip 1 c
Hi i ' rt ed. i i adi I re a I tin'
7a!t innr. ci ry • it \V1! • ■ 11 t' ■ I lege
tin'; "dcspi!'■ Hr- i* irii>■ t- i- ilt. -a I..'
« itct .i: i ?,iiy>'n -' • i• I a rr'er1 to t1 ■1
uncinin i!' in man. I am ennf ident it
Mil ii"' is hi ! i ■ " a edu.'.it a "i.al Hi -
tit itioti .aid development of lead
er n i iay hr.i neh ' if 111 e."
"Who ever this political i.incnm
tli m 1 m . I w.iiit 1 rm to In: re I
all 1 r ii. 'pie benefits of the Am
c i ■ in wav "I life. me!u :.ng full
i'pinii't111111 v i rise t i leadership.”
i 11*o\ ' r m i.
Knipluusi'/ins the American col
lege’s great "obligation to restore j
our mural and spiritual losses from
tin war, t i renew our 'deals of free
dun . to legain o r sensitiveness to
\\ mg mid to provide the nation
vr th rai1" cl support ot trainod
I. ujci ip.” tiie ex-P: t"ident said:
"t:i • '.v : i build this new cr •
on ’in e lo.i rid: 11 i. in -. it means tile
war ha iiren i ist. It means more.
It . nealis ei'. : 1 i/'.u I a ill . - lost.”
NO ROOM
New Yo (let. 13. (API—Two
li'.iu ireis unties, associated with the
11 lie . |. —ci a ii in "I New York
C.:y pi.sir.l notices today they would
ha . i no raoin available for the pc
r od a Oct. 15 to No\ . ti. when the
fleet i.~ in p.u't. The Hotels mailed
tin1 not cc.s to regular guests who
had -o aglit reservations uring the
pi r id. Navy men will get ail the
av liable roan >, the notice said.
WHEN ARGENTINA STUDENTS STRUCK
PAKKK AlMNf. TfiI A! y < j A ■ > . ! I , . .
\lres. A: :;c" . ' ' ■' e.-: . :in . i
’.heir re:H'l! i >: .. u■ W; :: !•'. re i-1'. .11 .■ . 1 1 ■■ ■ . ■. . .1 ... 1:
11 Pei ' . nd . ■ 1 11 j 1« ign lui
the presidency. Vi ti e.v -in. : llie l>..le■■ , j . • .■eiginu policemen,
food supplies are ■ led pu'ure. (International>
Atomic Energy Bill
Plaguing Congress
Some Think House
Going Too Fast,
Senate 1 oo Siow
W.,. ■ i i:: ,\!‘i '! hi
I'rstinil I ■ 'll 111 I* i; oil t!io Mol II I
lav: I (-'"ii:;1'. o. ii '■ ■ ■ . o
'mi fast on :i * i i ' o : .
t’n blent 'I n ■ • ' -
anx ■ ii ■ •■!• • i
SrIIa!o mi a I ■ Ii 1 : • > ■ • • . •
i nillli . n ' :. i ' i i- -
. 111i); • ■ l II’ :..
I nimr . II • - I . ' 1... .
think tiic II*' : , i.ii
with the .-.mu' in \l mi b -m: -
M-icii.tisi 11.-• • ■ . - .( • i ' ■ i . i.
Represonlativ'<• lioira (tail.i .in
Douglas said in a statement lint
the Douse Military t ummilter
\i as "legislating in a spasm ol
hysteria" because it held only
one public hearing on the meas
ure.
Another i] hi :. e tin- 1 r
rva U i 1 - i ■ :■ 1'1 ■ !
The i ' " : i:a'.. . - ' ’.,o. -
back in the .
cide mi ini.eedtiro .mi > . i • -
Ii m ilia ry : e| n" Iron, .1 I . y or. U .
I). Mitchell, ill' : .. i < ■ eiyn ",
the exist mg cloe'.i11> at i :
t’i ngre- - .' i I! ii m : - - e
The Senate, altoi a slow -.i t
on the atomic energy hill, mn
get going on taut nieasun next
\y eek.
Mere h ! o ' . ' S
commit toe I. . - mo ■
b:!l Ocean 1 tin Son
agree who ■ i "n
it. But todaj ' o -
ready tn o e;
creating a mm 1
handle all a'oim I ■ ■ - ’I "o'
nil e men V\ 1 1 • ■
help to make or' ry.
WEATHER
FOR NORTH ( ViMH.INA.
Slightly cinder tonight and
Sunday.
Milton Hcrshey, Can<l\
King, Succonibs At
Hershey. Penn.. Oct. 13— (API —
Milton S llei hey. who made a tor
time Horn - tit' of chocolate candy
and gave it to orphan boys, died to
day in Hershey hospital in this cen
tral Pennsylvania town he founded
in 1003. He was 88 years old.
In recent years, he lived quietly
in the town which bears hi- name
and continued active in community
affair.-. He was one of the honored
guests at the 1044 cont'em ce of
governors held here
He was join iky',.-moot 13, 1857
near the tract >n whii . . :> ■ in led
a business t»! a aking cocoa and
live cent candy bn: .
He lirst sold cindy Hail i.iel
phia but went t u' o' bo ini ~s :te
bis horse-drawn wa; n was \ cm
ed. He i ext h< rr iwc i money
tip . New York I’ll- ire' a id . i
again A it e: .. -ini’’ , : ■ • • n i'
he went to l.anc, . • P« tin . t ! '!H8
lot another try . candy - .1 n:
Fifteen yea1'-’ 1 ter he -od ‘'tit to
a nil!!ion doll ' s ‘t 111 is h1 cce.- -
«s built on three uiiluiec.
Mrs. Truman
I iivolv 1 in
lluciai Sgnil
\'. ■ - I ( Ai > All .
H. . y S. 1 -i i.nif 1 11■ i sell in
.in
. V a in.,• :rr luis
t' back
Hazel
. .. Icfiltnl . f C'on
111 'in:: i i . .. .••miMrs.
I—I tit . tie
o IV'hitt
■ i i ll •• (I. 1 o ...:a •:.: - in a
II ■ ..-I'
I1-! -I I . I IV.I I. w !iy sin
-in .i 1 i : i vi vi '1 til'
i Cott
' i. Hi li. Mia v a - i''st ol
! i \.i a- - - -'ol iiay
('would
. Ill’ IV
Xi. : Adam C. P well ol
X ( ’.' V' ■ ; .aai la . Scott,
•' l-'i ■ " vi. Ai ■ T: a.nan
a a- ' . : 1. i.\ ’ V '.a- bad. . lot the
Ami P in Min
na, i" ai- ■ ■■ t.i-t-a" rem . ..i'll lh.it
A! . 'i .i ■ . 1 1). A.
a v she
I. .'. . . l tm D.A.li. s iv
1 ••• 1. •. at |V ill t'laa-liltui(>11
Hall."
Defend.mt Admits
l ie Bnt!i Murdered,
Buried ‘Patients'
V.’OI a,in. ( la. !!. m;. . ( ), t. 13. -
. A: 1 \ :it : ■ tide
i a i. • today tin
■ . H nai ,/■ a . is si
,■ “ : 111..' a a ’ . a, I.; j: ana
rry he bodit a ti> r.ls t( tht
Cl 111' '' ".V.
] A., mo Oi a ,i nicnt.il jail ient?
V. oil' a l! A'li .' ' ■ III? Ill at inn boti.il
I: was ■ ■■ • I : > n. ■ with Pub •
lad R i.-.-vii . ho .-.lid.
K ’ Vi lig, ekiet'lj : . ,1 tin
in,-; lute -.. a i the o 11*' I a i: > ’.'.as i i i - -
! .o :1 *.i nv , but added: "I to-■
.-unit'd lla.l io Gar ’ .ai dodos
the j i' i wa,
t o • t!ie\ v. i . o incurably ill."
- -i • a t A i m in- "f
trial 1'. (..!-.■ f S Hilary in m ii
c, • co- ia ■1 ■ ; :.i. iv than 401
I’nli-h p 'i n'- on i•;"'.( as o| 1h'
I! l 1 r I. 1 i ■ Alia kilim
... n.
Japs Moving
To Enforce
Dircclix c
Cabinet Approves
Measure to Allow
Women to Vote
i nk.' o, (Jet. I ( A I ’) - I ’re
ruier Shitli liar; '< ri-is" cabi
net today to' !, r ; 11 -1 steps le
va I'll meet illy < ■. . u'al I )<lUglas
.MacAriiiur d: au.- that tin
govt : nrm lit o a ide lliu serv
ant nsteaii tilt master of the
! people.
In tiuj face iii :.,:;k scepticism
j ' 1 A i ppiiiii'si Hi "-! al , tile cabi
net approved I’m admission u>
till' diet ni";. . granlmg'
\ ote- to worn : ,,nd lowering'
the voting' age limn 25 to 2d
| \ rs.
Genei al MacArt: .r e In- direc
tive to: .-weeping ■ • and political
change.- om> in.. ..... mil already
m.ni i the revi.- i .1 proposed
r '1. era . .■ : was i i . . ' i ,i . i lushed.
7 he nei papei .
K( : .> ivi . : . i carcei statesman an J
a 1'i-ci. .lam imi : i.peroi' lino- .
hili - a 11 \ , -| os. iiai ,.!■ '-.iteil a ciiait
■ i the proposed 11 n to the t'.n
pei -u . Source- c., Konoye saui
his et'n.rt- wo in l engthen the ,
power i. me tin 1 .\r i ,i decrea.-iag
tin: position >i the . -i':'"h
Am the; I'.-". ,i,ipe mi that ac- ,
i ni i; i g t i tli** !’i-12 -i'll is. ther*■
Would he -1 ,dun.ell I II et; eligible
to voti . ' the dii ' iproved live
two in Ni j pi . reported
that ti.i i'..; lini't'.- pi • \> -ed c insti
tutional changes V. .In .miipletcd
and .-uoni.ut'd to the pra. v c utinii
for approv al in time n. r. pre.-i hied
ti a special -e - a . ol the diet sche
utiled lor i feci a ! er
Rudolf 1 less Now
Claims 1 le 1 las
1 ,ost 11 is Memor\
X'tienm ra. Co : rri my, (id. Id.
(AP) I; . i !1 I h , ■ me-'. no im.i
nor two ?.'•/. r r mg ti in I as one . d |
• i • m d > . i 11' !.. .. •riminal.s,
is ti i ring ia‘ iai lt d ;i. mammy,
;t v. as d.-cln.-ed today.
('ol. John A on, fh:ef A in i .c m
q • :os' inner i ; i i ( i not
i.t11; >i• i' an.vi' , : >< > wid ton d.i v
i a1 A ■ a a ' ■ . i: '|1.I i a a lyaal
o: i n’d;. .!. ! i.i • " li an' .oil a .
One ■ ; ■ i A Hied - a1
waved !■ ' ' a' a ■- m 11 .• an '.
dei " : re a m
i ■ iio mil). 11 . t■ a l 11*;i;omtier
!!'•tiling. 1 .1 -' aid l einemljel
Ceilings On ■
New Houses
Due Shortly
w
Washington, 11 Id.— i. AP) I )■ -
.-pili p j •' >rtei I., a a Dial rat ion opp •-1
1 n i . ., Prong ■ aoi mendati"ti :■■■
| '1 see cei lillg • a .. ' •
nig prepared by ,iaels ol lour t’ed
e: al ;.g« no • . too
Slated to rescii Reconversion Cl pot
T ha. Sny ea i \ next week, tile
program call- .
Ceilings new boltst and
cei ling a old si • ii they ha
changed i to Jannarv 1.
HM.d.
These rt e eltdations Were
drawn this use. by Jonn Cmlet
stabilization ... ' r, Chester 1'.
price .'dni.ni,- ' i. Joint 1 >. 151..mi
lord. J: .. tad. .. housing mi : mi ■
'id and M S Ect tes < ii
man .1 the Keiic ! Resold e Hom'd.
Report i ' • a ei re Hated til
Sny m a and I .ienl I' mi .all ■. >
opposed In eel!,' a> oil homes, lip
pr..pononls ol th-e id.m say la th. ...i
l maintaining m ■ pen mind on tat
i alee' alld lOl'ido Otll.V alt ei
■:gunn : ■ . been '’it
Court Denies
()uislin<r Pleaj
_ |
London, (tot. Id i AP) -The \m
1 wi'giati suprt me ('" rt today retusei
Vid n (,Unsl r.a' appeal Iron, tin
death sentence imposed tor treason,
the Ni.rweg.an mfortuation olfiet
an.no i eed
' Qi:i>hiig’> ( 1 was imsitee ■
till on ah p ail' ' the agency said.
"The dee,'. n . the s iprente com a
. w a- or..itiiii
The former Norwegian puppet
leader, w nose ■ ,m e heeante synon
i i.iidii' w ilh t‘ it* ■ i had betm sen
i tenet d b\ tne . ■ court September
■ in. I'nder la a ■ was permitted to
appea 1 , t I’. t1 .e sentence, not
i tt ill he i i, : g idly.
ARMY DISCLOSES
TOKYO BULLION CHECKED BY YANKS
..w *
i* u; i or iioiuioo no asi iu.
Ti.Uy . I j T (>1’I :.! Mil". I:, ■ - i . i -i ’ ' e. .■:< i : > Col.
R. C. Krs-mi e!t . »HO j. Co’n. C .
(th n ieti .. . '■• 1st C airy I U.g A ny Signal
C'orji.-" ];..(!! . i 1 .o-i ;..1' ■ ■ • i Si.uu i: :io;- i
Continues To
Miners and Soft Cos 1 Operators
Continue talks Without Agreement
<T'!ip \s.si>ciulc(l Press)
XT lm ak m si rike lines a' labor disp it's aero.-.- the country
keep I ad.non aw ay I rorn jobs.
li • . i ■ v,' iv ilit major devclopnu ni s "tt the .-‘rikc I roil l today :
('< ,d ai.d ted o| ; C' al ojn ra! o'1, and l uited Alim- \\ orkers :
coin limed conU rcnce witJi no indication ni immediate settlement
ill coal strikes as operations were curtailed in steel mills, more
that: iMiu iii)(j mil;, r . idle in '.mo mini - in d\ date .
Truckilie—Tlireati ned strike of li. iisaiid. ot truckers and
Aid. drivers for Xl'.m concerns in twelve mid-west -tales peti
* h i \ : ; •::. ■ I .. ■ ‘. 1 v. t . i i 11 ■ i i > 1. ' v 1
Tim iv- porta linn—One 11i<>.■" md
< i •; ti i Imn.Inil Ml. Inis drivers
other imiilii o leave jobs
o\i'i w.isr (li.putes r.tiling oil
m i \ !«•<• in 7 I New I niil.t ul cost,
tminiiie ■. po s“lllcntrnl m weko
old strike of :.70*> drivers in |
sri rii t’.orfhv. est suites.
' ■ : \ .S ■ "
.■in:; i: ml Majnur !...
■ pi . i.'.' trn -ii ships.
M ■■.:'•> 11 linos I
■: I...i ih-.vd irt \ i.
...ii-iI .l.spnlo tiftoi NIJUl electron <|
l . end I mg si: ... .
I. :vm - Ne ."I. m;. lull!,..:: I
.. ,\K1 1 m: .
r). . i wee., e; ,-!i; ;e tnr higher
•A ages.
DecisionDuc
Shorilx On
Lavai Death
I\ i ) • * A!\> A uvi i
>n u :',ri!ic ■ < • \r nl inn n! I *: * *! ; t ■
Lava! will* at* r:\vvwd nut with- ut
delay was amid m
confinmd astire Mm
The l\,ra rv\\ s|;.ajht Liiv iii.m
: ’ mi !r i !;• i l! t t \m * ! ' * ■:
1, \ : 1 ! .in nrrn sri !■ . ia.'\t WVdnrs
day.
' 1 ■ « an . !.' iri i rrj •• a 1 > >aid 11 a. 1
Tieli’i"! might o • ■: i
! )••(la .Hr i aa I.
' I . ■ ■ - ■ Vichy
ohiol ■: g- a * •: ■ • I
trial i ■ ' IVG
... } \. ■ . e vy i ' - •
I tofed Without l"
T-■ 1 iv, ... I ■■ e i, iiorly Mr
» 1
silence t I plead li !• the life ... he'
. . ; i ....
p,.. •. ate. -1 ■•■ .■, . ■ i .•■.i intifn.iit
netBiM’U's of njitrrii < in w • 1' ■ •"
shew that I...\til had .sought tu
;.,ki ;u. Aiho
Kisenliow er Says
Rule In Germain
Is To Be ITarsli
Prank furl. Oct. Id.— l AP)—
General I iscuhow er .nul several
of his commanders spoke out
\tVlt idav on then plans for
G(4maiiv which added up to
s -er appl tion oi th dena
zification policy for an indilinite
oenod.
1'hi* l v-. commander reply -
i?i; to what he termed criticism,
said in a m « vs co. if . f ica h
would (arm out the Potsdam
aRi'emeiu m all details in re
ard to the ovs upation. He esti
mat< d it ird". ht lake “tilt' ' am
of hard work” to reeducate Ger
man' in dt m«A ratic ideals, and
sail! so far as he was concerned,
“th han on \a/i> will be per
manent.M
SS \\ oman C .hums
Site Was Sick Of
Smell At Belsen
I Gpp:i;m;
\IM lift-:;, i . ‘I. S
! -• O.-1-t-n
i. it*.' ': ■ ■ 1 t- > ,i\
, ! ’ m Ciiinp Coiv:n.
; K :i ' • Ui.'t > •’ l>H •' :>
T"o 4i'-v.•..!•• ild W.mdo. m-eiised
■ K ■ i. ■
lf. ' "
■ I ' i nn . ' i - - P■
CANADIAN INCOME
TAXES ARE SLASHED
Ott i • 13 f AP)
, I ’.coda put lu i ;.: - ’ i >e;i'.*o turn.
1 c,r ill ’ * ■ XCS • V 1 li pc
cC'.t *: ri !. »\vc up ■ ix- - oil i> cues
!
and dm-iv . 1 d re
\ U • w n pa v n
(!>'’■, taxes w .11 •1 or.t a, ue t * do >» *
( . ]v • -a* * » tax by 1 hi* old lor
mi: . 1 * de:iar’ up 11> per cent <»
♦ he ye. 1 11. There are nearly 1.
ai»ii.ni1,1 Ml'oce tax i1 ve - ill Can*
0d A 12,000,000 population.
Doeumt ills
Show Eiiriny
0
Men Landed
Interpreter Boasts
In His Dia-y or
Beheading Incident
Tnkyi 1 i A [’) —
.lapaii'.-T arm. ord'T have
I n>\ rd caiHiibait -i:! am ng Nip
poliesi • !-■!•>;■< \V: :. ' -.•ret docu
ment s td i - "d ■ lay, which
>hiiWid ; ha'« ■ . t; ;. i'<>re< - were
praised i t' ’ Ay at t h< flesh of
A!!i( d d-ad hut wen jmt to
death if ti: y fi astcd on their
lallen comrades.
This was anouiiced t<-day by
th< same hitherto secret Allied
headquarter.- units winch yes
terday disclosi-d :m ,-tory of an
American flier’s in heading by
a -Japanese naval interpreter
and announced the identity of
the -Japanese vvlio chopped off
the head of a captured Ausrtal
ian flier.
•' • i>
i: i ■ ■ ops-were
e"»! Head
end ,-JpT papers
1 ■ i ve -1 t i1 ii■ cr11ne
I Iiis was ihe first oll'i ial con
firmation of cannibali-m among
Japanese troops, which had been
reported from several points dur
ing the war. The evidence was
found among the thousands of
documents about Japanese milS
tar\ preparations and atroci
ties. s' i/i (I h> a I nited States
army noils whiis-.- existence was
undisclosed until \est'rdav.
.1. a '.ill' a • . -;. . ' who
Cl !■ a it.-- ( .irn
' •' people
1 -1 ■ •! ‘!y h.'t l-i . 11 i ' :.led at
ns. They
.. V of sad
a ip ' . a ■ i became
I. •! ’. :.it ' •- : requent
v i : i i -"in I'ades
\\ .11 < rimi h ii l'rial
A ,.a, .m.I possible
r:.■ , ,'. i 'Id- flooded
.1. j. .mx ini in nsU'd
n Allied
; ■■■.'.■ . . • tic i drunken
X11 . -ne-. \ onet three
_
1 h Re Y. i • . n -w held
in A a-! aui ; a - :. . ..mp after
i ;:.11 an..’ .a., t. identifi
ll, Avf lel law en
: , iv. :r apt : . ■ a. tl'.e Royal
l .. a .. ■... a Mt i:f. i 1 ’"life. He was
aptureri April 25. 1944 t Holl; ndia,
Xi■ 1 11 ‘a t wei-k Gen
. : . ■ It ■ .... ll.it-Ai til : •• I-irees in
\ if.: ■ • Tae (a tails. ItOW
i a . wire a - A. seci "lay today.
. i,. ■ i . t- i r ' ... 2-1, in
X ■ llu.iie .. Y • .■ aie \vi >te in his
"This afternoon I myself with
mi own .Japanese sword behead
ed an enemy soldier prisoner.
1 liis yy as a new experience for
me. 1 really believe 1 yy as mag
nificicnt. \mongst the onlook
ers there were many yylio de
i dared tlnir admiraton lor my
skill in making stub an exeel
lent stroke."
i a , • a i" '- ■ -ionaries
• V • ■ i the author
Tt v •••el • :• ..mi 'ry o£
i ■ t i ’. I: • ; Ament*
or IT.
A • **en loreeS
• , i •. X. G unea, na
. ■ ■ • a . : ae .1 apancso,
I Tt e nni'i elated
assembling local na
((’onl:rfvit• : "ii 1 Six.)
FRANCE AND CHINA
TO SIGN AGREEMENT
Ch : i M’i A.
■. .. .1 It .. I give l " ' ae' .. t-en ChlltA
, i ■ alt ■ It ‘ 1 -O'.. "a t. he
supplemented if. Sia.o-Kreilch
trade I elv today
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• i , r ■ . , A. i a aral (Targe Dar
ge.nl i u, Ki ench missioner
lor Indo-C hin .
1 v,, if. i I, y plane tor Cal
cutt aft* ' fin toTk with Gcn
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Ki • 1 , ■ .a te' t •.. r. ts< rt optim
i ■ m that t1 • gn < • out. would be
s gn( d sht ftly . '.ns the
Chin* se military occupation of
■ , atberii Hid" (2 tina would btt tem
porary. « . .
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