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THIRTY-SECOND YEAR ‘tm^^'VuatkdVrL'/ HENDERSON, N. (\. TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER Hi, 101A FIVE ' I-N FS CORY
MURDER MYSTERY IN FREIGHT YARD
r~ •» '■ ! s « ..arm • — m
TWO BODIES WERE FOUND LYING ON RAILROAD TRACKS
~ . ~ .x ... ..m m ,kM
JOSEPH WALLUM RAYMOND VERNIER
CONFRONTED HX THE MACABRE MYSTERY ri that
seemed to h;c. no . . ■ I. r. Philadelphia police were trying to .sol, o the
Rill ng o! Jo* ph Wailum er left). 60, a 1 eight* ipectoi a . Ray
mom 1 Vernier rig . brakeman, whose bodies ei nd (upps
phot i) on :!ii' : . ok.- hi o local Baltimore & Ohio railr > . i tiviaht yard.
Dete t es believes the men h d been killed el e\ h re ai 1 t oil bodies
placid on toi.' r. .. . tIn:.« air ;al Sounrlphoto)
Nazi Healings Compared
With North Carolina’s
Leaf Price
In Middle
licit Dow n
Average Price t or
All Tobacco $1.-^6
Under $44.50 Top
R i V i. O I'-. •
kci (It t ■ . ■ ' ' '■
it '• ‘ I ' ' ' • ‘
,:l
$•11.Ml
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) 1 ' I - ':i.. 1 i
j i, ten e ■.i' ■ ••• >• ■1 ■ i • i-i
in • price for lit ' :-.
mil
M;. ; (I . - 1 '
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Septi ,i her !'• b\ be! -. all 1 |
(Continued ..ii Page Two.)
SloeksDow ii
Few Points
No’. Yu ;. C).-:. Hi I AC'
St.. ; a. U’l al. ..
spell '. ight 1\ lower ten
eight success: vi •■• • ' a
single setback- dll', ; 1
market . ■ 1."• tered
of i ew higl : >r a ■
p \va, i " blah . ' al
bids than act al <el 'a rgenev Re
sist an! v\ ‘•. ■ Chesapeake • ; Ohio
Goodri 1 i) a., a Vircralt nd U
S K: r. i '.i i red. Oo a .1 .a t • •
the time i C. S. Steel. Montg ••• -
ei-v Wind. United Aircraft, duPont
and Allied < hi a-”.
British Attorney
Represents Women
At Belsen Trial
I / etl"b irg, Germany. (>ct. 10. -
l AIM \V« ciiing 1 rnia (1 rex . rle-.
cn sal a - : 11" nvi.-1 brutal nf SS
uards, testified for her life
in tile Iff! >11 war erlines 1 rials In
:., y ;: I .'!• :a l 11. Pit i, i ' 1I1--.-1 ( ("II
. iei I in' i ig m (11 : ill • ' nieen
' 'ii i 1111 iii e i North
Carolina.
•'The IT.S.A nol •
, a In a it i >1 r i li/.a: ion.” Mai r
!. S. W ( n'leU .1. II" then
.< .ii i'f ile-ei i;it ion . n an a b"nk of
.... : . 5fort ( o.lina camp.
‘I he e i\dills were judged
as crimes.'' he said My argu
ment is tli.it i iji iKiral punish
mi-iit in a tirisiin camp is not a
prop! r initr-c for a judical body
to take, iin- i list mast con
sider what was i-• isor.ahlc con
duit of the persons involved.”
I .. ma lii ii p. -"ii'.nii the Grese
'.man. 11 -1• 1. 'll:". Hilda Lovauer.
mi ,1 r ■ ill Ishpi l :" r Id the 44
a ' . Is m. v i: n .I• ■.-1■ |• fKl amer
■ 11 in ■ i ■ imp balled the
e.is! .d I Jel.se* i.
Tl e Briton declared - Hon?
again.'t till-, were c\ .ggeratod and
i n v m, a icm-e is to' at. v u ii rf 1 i able.
!’.-I mi inle: nm- wen* rid
nits I v. , tii iii -i .. • . i d 111" G fi'sf
man was only 1.1 i . 11\i at t''
;.i . i her lit.inis nil them," it .'aid.
tin iu; \ sws no
I’ltlSONi l! I [.OGGI l>
R li'igh, t let Hi {AP)
, i 1 as been li-'gged i*i North
, I V" I ir. :u la yr, . al
ii, ugh : , a m I I t i ! -: I. ] C*llt - fHT' 1 id1'd
i \ l..\v, G1 \ t rn.d' it. G.ngg Giterry,
-aa| today.
A description 'mm a In ok • n 11 >g
gtttg was read in the Bvlscn war
a, ini' s t. i.d > a 'ii's'iw •dt'irney
1 ( ly illy .
Governor Carry .-.'id that Major
S. VV. Craiir.eld. hie British law
y it 'is beliilld the t me.- "
T ■ law provides that an inrully
lit i.-one!' in.y ! " whipped i. the
• .' i lysieian and wit*
llesst >.
SPEED OF TRAIN
BLAMED FOR WRECK
Wash ng- in, Oct. Hi The Inter
Commerce C nmission i "iry
d:-c ,i , l it i c ... oi a Seabotitd
A: ' 1. lie pa- enter tram ..nd i
1 reight t . ' ‘ A '■> det .. N. C
A igu ! 25 ■ . iue to fail ire to < in
tro! the freight If ms speed . - i*
,-l n ■ inched tht nd double
t rack.
Over TO persons we.o injured in
the accident.
The ICC ten'ft -aid the tides gov
erning operation on th - line pro
vide that all trains n t-t ai>pr.»ach
the emi of a do ihle track prepared
•., • i ■ - - - the signal ndicates
proceed The sign: 1 at Abt lecn dis
Played st >:> tor tin freight t ain and
pri ced far the pas.-engtr tra n. tlv
Death,Taxes
Top Subjects
In Congress
I aft Gives Backing
lo lax Proposal of
Money Chief Vinson
Wa-lihi.' . Ort. Ki. (AI’J
I <■ ill ll a l ; I .• v are the big
iibjirl m i niigi-i- - today.
A
i In 11" Military ( "umniit
"(•null ,; . ale \\ bet her to re
|u ii it.- | . a;' "ii atomic en
i rgy. An ■ tv had been raised
lecaa-'i | ii group heard only
. "iir wit i.i i on the bill.
Ceie.:" . • aag a. e M - nm
powei ; 'ie. '::e i ’.stead • •
at at!i a l :.e to, ion l
. V ■:
\ li.iiini: Kcptildicun senator.
ISi.licit l.ilt nl Ohio. gave un
exptvteil ■ .11.;j<>i-i tu the Treas
ury's tax cutting plan. This plan
dilters from the tax hill passed
lit the i! ms.'.
The Si"i.r K t .air- (' -mmittec i I
.a the .-it a I (i y -a a to: ee-iluy La
healing. 1 "(lay it hears from thi
CTO. v. iii'li au'i.iiy had criticize
the U" . -•■ : .. ! ... :.i .ping big e >i -
|.oralim s too .ia i.
Palestine Visa Problem
The-c <.. erg argued ii
... : ttei to m . hen the rea
•. ork C'orgn is lone. The Pen
ale didn't 1 eel t day. The H .use
did -with . Ii nil >iy .vhectulei
. .g two -non oh':
1—Palestine .a a homeland for
f.urnpcan a.
2 A i>: 11 t" .; out *6011,(11111,(100 o
Ft'd' i • ten-yeai Cede
slate pnigra : : :no0Img : irowt.
*1 lie Si * ate hw- pa., ed a ciiiierenl
version oi in- mu.
On taxes. Treasury Secretary
Vinson told the Senate commit
tee yesterday the excess iirolits
tax on corporations should he
abolished by .famiary 1 today.
Taft told a reporter he agreed
\i ilii \ mson.
Vin am a!.-ai ad '.it'd r- peal <d
the .so-called norma) tax. T .ft agree.,
will: this '. IK
The House approved bill d"«' not
abolish these taxes January 1. 11
cuts business and per.-'.mil taxes by
uher methods. In fact, it cuts $5,
350.000, OOO. Vinson recomrnended
only $5,175,000,000,
Also in Congress today, there wen
cV,'i'a] development • with healing
on the i uture form ol the federa
Go\ eminent, Fi r exampli
Army and navy Genera! Mne
Ai thin*', speech In -1 night urging
'complete integration" ol the nr'nen
lorc'i i ; rt ■ fi
number of nutw.- v no h'.'id u• ■
.vord ■■ ■ ■ - ' e wanted >u1 fih1
nurgei ui thi .ear and navy dupui l- I
incuts.
_
Ike Asserts
I
[Jews Have
Living Kooin
Wailing: •: s Or: 1 *>. 'AIM
: Jenei al E senh - ■ repoi ted 1 i i.v
•hat .lew i t l in.ee.- ::i A
leeupied gem rails generally lias -■
nore housing pace than is esj red
or f s sold e>*
The e.i iiuiander of f. S. t eves in
'■hi i pi made Si is state" eu t in a
letter t President f nan n i eply
ng to i report >y E;u 1 farri sow,
' ■ S. . op: r-en'a! ive :i the nter
. ■ , :■ c imittee n» fugeos.
Han - >n had - : that " treat -
■ i :ent a fen riled .fosvi-h and o'i ' d --
nhu-e.l I'l'i-Mins in the l" S area was
little difterent than that received
Midi" the Nar.is
Eisenho s er told of his ef: ■ u" - ’ >
improve the lot ot the .lev. ■ ami
( idler- and dc-rr. led a- ' del'Uit
nisleading'' a r< ■ rt that military
guar ire substituting for Gem in
troops.
He said that on recent mspe
oi .lev ish center- he had t md
crowded condition- but in nearly
(Continued on Paco Two.)
Liiil Prices
Uncertain
Xew York. Oct Hi -(API -Cotton
futures opened fill eeula a mile lower
to 10 higher Moon pt ices were 10
cent- higher to 1 > cent.- I us er Oe
■ her 23.08. lleeem n r 23.21. M a eh
2:i.2!l.
Pre\ .
m o-H.n
October.23 to 23 0(1
1 )eeembei . . 23 21 23 18
March. 23.29 23.23-28
May - . 23.20 23.28
July . 23.13 23 Hi
1 (letoiiei ■ ! 0 U>) 22 ti > 22 ti.
Government Is Without Any
Program For Settlement Of
Growing U. S. Coal Dispute
k y
ConlVmacc
Is Inihnv
Ten-Day Efforts
To End Wa.bouts
Comes to Naught
'•'•'ashing!..a. 10. - ( A I’ i
’i In guvenin i uiiiited a..- a
failure today i in day efforts
to settle lln1 gfi coal strike,
mil admitted . ad no plan •
or iniinediate action.
Ilopi- \va. i - .cod, meait
whili . Ia nev u;«pnrich to the
horilcr problem i i ■ conversion
vag s and prit .-.
Labi* ■ ih i a a
right aid up. ■ ■' in call', hr
fruitless negotiatin' a. ith soft coal
i pel at "• and .1 • :a. L i,cv. is 0\ a
the isst.i o! lino nircig loienii :i.
He dd att«* ; ' \ ith 2(H),OIK)
. ’ niters idle and i the n:it t 1
-ill coal product n i I is ad down—
had co 11.. i im’i i. lb :-i hopes, he
-.aiii. tor .nu* i . it ion llut he diet
mi n lie.he v. i.it it might be.
Hr milled that for the line be
ing, the government has no in
tention ol seizing the striko
clnseil mines.
< )n till' wage I ore* I ’res' dent j
Many S. Tin > i' nor; ml ve i y
■ i piive t . a H-i '■ '■: I'm! ili-in from
U’.ii Labor It ■■ nt that he
-i ' up . ne.v is 1 e- . i. i group t" j
(ievi.-e a reconversion pn "-wagi |
.uttern.
A ' . rierl-pa !-el \\..Id incl tile
repre.a-'it.i' i. c ol lidior. manage
ment and tiw pm la.
I; was !e a mil tii.it the Wl.K man
bers themselves demurred Hum .in
cepting a Presidential im itation t .
establish a pay yardstick.
VVLB's position that a war
agrtuv, already well i i g in cariy
:ng o’,it White House • rdf; to H
cpiidate. it lacked the pre-nge i .
rv to Iran e and carry out a new i
... W1.B it» and e
wl h limited ivagt Tease
to ir> pi . ten: .mo', c the January.
Hi 12 I'M i. .
__:
A\ a!os ! )ocsnt
Clare Cor Role
As ‘Strong Man
Hue nos Aires, Oet. 1 •>.— ! \Pi
_a\ .11 Mints! r l.duardo \yaios
leader id lie arm' movement
which V rethrew the mili'ary
i ute of i ol luan i’eriin ois
avowed the role ol strong man
today , asserting he y\.:s carry
■ •••> on* >rni' or ter in the rcy i
sion of Argentina s government.
,0,1ns c. tiled the iiverihrow
of 1‘eron. y ice pu sid'rnt. was
minister and labor minister
under President Farrell a "re
y oliiti1 n.”
le aders in the political upset
continued to he routed out <’1
government posts as civilian
leaders yyeighed otters to enter a
government still headed h\ a
military president. I he oilers
ytere made by a civilian, t.cueral
Prosecutor Wvarc/. named in
terior minister by Farrell and
given a In ■■ hai I to form a
"cabinet of notables.'
Avalos simply said "1 am not
the buss. I am carrying out the
orders et oltieers ot the army
Freedom Ol
Puerto Rico
Is Up Again
16 (API—
Presid t Tru 1 etui met h 1 '
C'ottHt'e . .11 1 ,y ' take steps t .
Csserttiilt w he'ill ti.c lie, pi" o'.
P.iert■ 1!) '' • ' milepemicit e
In nc - . ('sngns 1 >■ pi .>
P“m-(| legls ltd 1 i - • ■: >g P‘'i, 1 '.n Ik-',
the chirr*' ol
I The elei' ' ’h v ow n "■ -
eric v, ;t.i 1 w i 1 1 meastn c ol local
gm c i i * o'
*J S , i 1 t. ‘ h ■ * " 1
;> t'(|i. *i. ■,, , ii'iicndetice.
! A (Inn an I:, "I go' ■ ! n
inettl.
At the mi' 1 1 ■ " e 1 ’rest :, nt
id ngri-s - iht not siiluuil mv
propos 's 1 the pcinlc which it i/
not prepa od ena 1 ' ■
law.
YANK SUBS SURFACE IN NEW YORK
9^85
LARGEST’CCNCENTRATIGN OF UNDERSEA COATS - • .-n a: N . York,
21 of Un the P ere gathered at th<
Slaton i. land 1 nine t> re- ■ a in and twelve t.» go • to other J-. .• t
Coast ports 1 Here a lew the J
are shown taka g the.r wcli-earned ea. e. {International)
in Berlin Election f
Eisenhower Says
Four Parlies Now
Organized in City,
Commies Dominate
_ I
W . t > • Hi. (AP.I
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Tin* t’CtKv.i! p'»! in; « i • » |
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r .',i1 .' Ill .1 r: '1.IC (111 !>':!■( • ■
I
llfi i I \\ ii.' id I i V a ' |
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aur ,•
! uni Parties ! \i >t.
.
i : i ■ ■
there vrei t
. 1 * . ■ i i ■ ■- ■
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the l' s >r nl i’.. ’ 1 l' ie f
ih, the (
■ r .: .
mist- have
■ m ■ hich ti i . ; Tn
!\ • ■ . »■ cent
the (•■ ' m derio. r. e irtv ..:. •
■: .■ 11 ri:m . r irty '! te\
ii ini
driH"i' ■1 : ' p.i ' ,v
Hold*. Kn Posts.
. i
•T i ■ fl III.'-' " tv ''I - |
If.J'iV I' " ’I' ‘ ' Of I 1
P" : i ■ . r. '-■ ■ ■■
in T • ' ' t '' '
null. " Him-. Inf ii .viO nyurl- i
. .
nut sit"! if till' : MV-ctl! e > Dimm.
jiiii ' v don i '•vi'iap !v,i- ", . in rex i
fflati'.ely .-‘rang supn .t ‘ s >'•'
Ion t H tiie C
■ T ■ ' < TT-’in .i
i itiut
• i’•* v in . ’i"iti'd • 1: ■ •'. '
loc* inti led nifv tht
;■ 11 intporm " : TV- i ■ tr
nolittea o »nnl ■' *n 1 ' ■ t
• ighont t ;
Any - ’ i. :.l stl.vivdi ii '■ " • 1
ins .surface tmifn. irtity m mn.to ■
cutes;inti', w ith - -ne i lens ■ "l
i .... ■ ...... ;y
tin two use
p. i * i
Civil Strife
fn Indies
(ioniimses
i. . r! . • )<•!. hi ,\!>l | : ,■ Fr«‘*
' i lit it itsi1 I:»i; i i, i - ileP'U i • l
Mi ;inv. c.;Ik, Up- Ali-Indi;, rdi • : «•
i
T, , C) •, ; i> - ;,gfncy.
Ait?.,. . i Stud * . 4 ' hi* In
I •
?'1 'Hi* its* i' 11:* ■ I! t •; i sin*(i a
"U all
. K.u • .i •>: >*n- i h .nifty."
LaborScene
No! Bright
For Nation
Violence Reported
In N.Y.C. Dispute
Of Dock Workers
Tile na' .1.1: , ,-,r disputes,
i Hi' tin; at i* a -i i kept
s* Me mi ' v. irki r from
their jobs i'.day, lie lowest
total tlii n.ontl,. but tlie labor
picture was not briirht.
The darkt ' . id came out
of Washii.irt01: in the form of
an announcement from Labor
^rental" Lewis Sell wellt nbach
that tin conference to settle
critical soft coal strikis had c<>1
iaped.
In Xf ' Y. . t were a 16
dry .• . . At-1. ,.,ii en has
. : : : i: 2 in !he
. ge-e - o . .... v au
. O , e I union's
. ■ . c ni derod
(.*i! !lic blight side was the
resumption to some mir million
New Idglaud Ini' and trolley
riders of srr\ ire in Massachus
etts after a threc-duj strike of
some I.SOU custom Massachusetts
street railwai empioics.
'ie '< ere;'\ :lie! ... . y of the
strike ere. is i iroag'1:'. . rt i e r curt ail
ttienl c1 i anl .r ndtisir es
of large
Pitt..ir.rjr I.- < ■■ I •.'niher in
! v. I 'em Iy til,. e. y force
wmi chni'chcs to close oy the end
'.it the -cd'.
Steel Production Cut
'eel ruMi’is have
‘■■fen • • ! ..■■•! I ■ i pr. cl mi inn in
-c\ ci al - '.I e"ri i at as much
L’ls pt. l';. ' - 11 Cine n
.111 i .• .i11-11 it tit.:, i a.i I'.e I or cur
' •; iled |)r d tft Mil
Vi 't:t' 'i a the 1 fi
ii v - ■ "' ,\< V ie. (t .ek work
. i .: ilted all
• . ■ i .. V. additional
■ a to the
!••*»?» HUS
■ • • . A FI urged each
o., trio and
.... i Major Lo
f; ..:! be no
llalsex Declares
*\ 11i 11ai*\ Peace*
Needed In World
Sm- . 1 lid. If; I API —
\ i:v: i i • : .. ■ 1 v welcomed
• : a ,iid tnrl'iy die
!"i i- . ■' ■ ■ i i rv i .no : t i.
. e irea ied
• ; • • ■ f .lU .111,
ive been
t"i." ! o .i id after his
: • fi ■ .1 . ypod anchor in
•1 . . y
... • that to be
-t no a mili
t . \ s • ■. . .. noth born
1. • a-, r- '■ 1 States must
i - _ ■ .. e. ■ d hi, vet.
« :ist m perfect
:,4 a ri I . .it ■ 'll \i aioh will
: . ■ ii. • 1 -. i ■ i aciency
and eer'tainly
japs Deluded China VS ith
MuchW orthiess Currency
\P Printing
1 • Hi •' 1 Chi’ • - • 1 : • V.mth
. ■> adfiai. :p .>11.000.001
1' s ilali. in . v value, tin
i it -p k v A aid today.
• la iu . (I .•..!• ■: a* ! list ta In
• | 1 •i-c:>-e <>•
• ; : ; . .1: a .1 i pal icm'-oC
iip11■ ii It i‘‘ .'1 1 a ■. ay ; .a arista. I ‘
w a> disci sod L>\ t'ie paper in ii
■ in. in ■ 'I’.ipa ,il k >\ «•' il
OH nt i» i : i> m >a'.i
!,.• i;— 1, non. lion. ooo. mu
yuan \> ■ a* in ay ; :ii> Cent a. • 1 Re
c: \ i B: i’k "I China, i - i . al cm ■
ivn. v Kicked t>> the .lapaiic.-e n u
taiisls, the paper -a 1
FhC stun, at tin' ul I trial I'atc a
yi " . * ■ ■ ■ i *#. ■
1 il HI .11| n l_i HI I yen. ' r nc.,rl\ 20 time:
...
r tlic Rank t .Inpan, '.vhich cmi
" ' ■ Ml 111 N tp
i ' ■ i ' ! lie ! yen to
11111 I S o 111 i: 11
A i . ;i i1 • • i '1 idying the
nr : 11- e • I |>,. , , v,, Bank
> t"■, .1 ap. ■ nose institu
i 1 ■ < .ii 111,. empire's
hed to ann inncs
I •_ r< • uni!. the. r .-■■ no ev is com
pleted.
A : .1 i ••ado in a
• > .. ' *h,. financial
t . ■ go ornment
It ' " i 'a,,' -i rid- . mg ifrtpln d
by the sii a China’s bank note is
le ' " 'aided evaluate
’, e militarists’ ('man
ia! pi ■ When the notes' were
: ■ a y . ero discounted
■ ■ e-mer Cliine.se yuan,
the'-elu 1 inn ,<!I 1> « k accounts
and itihei s-et- o d on the former
i srunn.
WEATHER
I OK \OKTH ( \KOM\ A
Fair and warmer tnda\: rnnl
again tonight with a light Irost:
tomorrow, fair and slightly
\\ ai mcr.