THIRTY-SECOND YEAR HENDERSON, N. C., MONDAY, AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 2<>, 1!»45 ^“uTk<’mJ«NDAv''£“w,'oh FIVE ( ENTS COPY
Truman In N. V .
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and proven: w.,:-.
Indonesians
Hull Fight
Truce Arranged
By ‘President’
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p<.i'trd v. • .urn it • 1.
House (»ivcn
Naval Hill
\V : i V’ 211. -( \P)~ A
j11*1 i .. t• to : i -. the -ize "1 the post
w.u navy c-me- iip in the House
today to .-tart v. hat might be < e ol
1he eliam'iier'.- busiest weeks in the
waning legi.-lati\ c year.
It will be pillowed by a highly eon
trover ial apprnoi .itleiis bill lur the
United National Holiol and Rehabili
bilion Ado ini.-lr.ni • 11•
1 here i - no latnv. n op| ’■ isition to
the measure which expresses the
sense el l' ingress that the l nited
State- should retain a two oceai
na\y el 1.1182 niaior Hiding ships.
The pprposi nt a-h a licet would
be "tii ins ,re *> ;r :i.it i 'lad integrity
supj. i • I puli ies, guti i
the United State.-, and i..,z overseas
pi isM'- - tons, give protection to oui
commerce, and to cooperate wit.
other world [lowers in the keepin..
ol peace."
YAM ASH IT A TRIAL
OPENS IN MANILA
A! mda, < >ct. 2h ( AP ) E iur Ja
p nese sailors in I.t, Gep Yami
sliita’.- Phil ; pine.- eoiiunatid killer
or wounded 100 women and chil
dren in a bl 'inly orgy in a Re
Gross aid stati ct. a pretty survivot
said today as the general'- trial o:
war erimtnal charges opened.
The heavily medaled. bullet
headed Yama.-hitn deteated
every turn in legal battling, took
keen interest. He followed lrga
arguments carefully with the as
sistance ol a personal interpreter
but iiitii-ared to understand consid
erable English.
Approval Of
rr * • •
I ax-( lulling
Bill Nearing
\Y", i i (i ."i 1 \! ' *i ho
*:*.!‘L*i),n!i'n.ihmi :11 • •,• . ..* . ... * \
; titling !>ill is h»*;ici* d ’ w. aril im;il
, pm-.-age ti'tlay. an aj u«‘ v dem.md.
i l'<*r a sla -h in :rrh*r. ! -pending and
!;• i .1 balanced b uigi t
The size of llie tax reduction
—almost one billion dollars
above the limit set h\ the ad
ministration—caused some mem
bers oi a House budget balanc
ing bln< to balk, but they ack
nowledged the bill will pass
despite their opposition.
Cha . i n:., n (. '■ • n< *n "1 M i - ■ 1 in <»t
the Hoii'f |>j ropnati• *i:committee
led the opposition that tax pining
now wo.dit cunt rib Pc* to inilati n
and deiieit government spending He
said it is ‘ ab>m'd” to cut taxes while
asking tne nation to subscribe t ■>
$l l .uoo.OOP.iHMi m victory m nds. He
asked economy a lederal expendi
tures.
On the G'uer hand. Represontaliva*
Knutson ot Minnesola. senior Repub
lican on tin* il use wa\ - and means
committee, flailed the tax reducl oil
as a boon to business Future red ic
tions, he -aid. "will depend on tu’P
product! • ami eh oi nation o! waste*
tul spending by the administration.’
Gov. Cherry
Will Go To
Senate Meet
Kill' .yh, < )rt :!:t -(AP) -Gover
nor r; Gregg ('honv plans tn altcncl
j the tall yut-together ses.~ion ot the
1 North Carol i a Si a It- Senate in
, Statesville Nov mber 1 and 2. he dis
closed today
i Ho previously had planned
hul l v hack to Ik. ■. y ii 1' la1 > • ' tei -
noon I i be host to President Trn
■ man who was scheduled to span Is
here Friday night, but who an
nmnuvd today he would be unabU
, to \ i. it here.
Strike \ ote Is
Asked Pa Steel’s
600,000 hmployes
Washing ton Oel. If).— (AID—
< lO Steel v.mkns todu\ filed
notice of a dispute with 7fJI>
steel, iron ore and aluminum
<•<• m ju nics, involving (ilM).OOO
i sr.plo.vcs, and aske l »h«* Na
tional Labor IMilimis Hoard to
take a Ntriix v ote November IS.
The petition lor a strike* ballot
under tin* Smilh-f 'onimilv War
Labor Disputes Vet was filed
with the NLKH. War Labor
Hoard and l.azor Department h>
David M< Donald. secretary
treasurer oi tin* onion.
The disputes, the notice said,
wire over the onion's demand
i for a S’! a da> pay raise. The
union is headed b\ Phillip Mur.
I ray.
Production Of
3,000 Planes
Yearly Asked
I
\V. .11i11;g11*(i. 1 Vt -0. — (API—
[Viiii'J it:-... pi-, lii.i li.m ul 3.000 niili
:: y |.' ii, . y. ... I;. i> nr, '"'m i :d
, i. today ■ Senaii • mil!ee by
.. \V;.r ! leparto out coll.- dtanl.
1)1. tii1,,! :;.' BiiKC:'. .. .. t'ial coi.- dt
;.nt, i i','t'.u '.'ii .a iv|' .t t in ., Senate
n - n'oi milieu an 8
| | i oit pi-,,£p : ■ tu i.i''. p llie aircraft
mdtr 'ry iruv lo meet ...iy emer
| griii-y.
It.- :• ail! point-:.
1 111 : : ' tl'.-'lillg ,,r the devel
I rpig weapi i 0 iirpnwei so !hey
1 V. II .... ready |,,r larg, -.rail- prodlic
I timi i: needl'd
a i'r .loi'i 3.000 military
plum., \\-.ih irtr o," weight nt 30,
' 000,000 | t.imi!: ,vi .rly t" • aintain
1 a reservoir o: eiiginerin.; eo .ling and
| production skills.
I 3—Making surplus government
aircrtilt plan' available to private
n ‘dust ry.
WEATHER
I OK NOKTII < \ KOKIN A
Pair and rimtinued warm to
ctay and '•'-'esduy; rather cool
, again tonight.
TRUMAN CANCELS TRIP
★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★
Mitchell: Plans Unchanged
lwo( •a!)inc‘l
Members To
Be Al Meet
Vinson. Patterson
Will Mak-: Spec ■dies
At Senate Meeting
Statesville, t .vt. — ( AIM —
“Our planes have lint changed
one iota," declared Slate Sen
ator Hugh Mitvocll chairman of
the committee n charge of ar
rangements wicn iiifciTined of
a White Hoi;! r aiiiiuuiiremriit
today that l*r .iilcnt Ilarr.v S.
Truman had < iirclled his trip
here K .day.
“I'ntil I hear detinitelv from
Ihe White Hause." I have no
further announcement." he said,
said.
VINSON. I’ATTEUsON
to t omi i;i:c;ahdmcss
Washington, Oct. 211 AIM- Sr;
■etar.v the I re.,- . v Fred M.
Vinson s;,it| today he .Manned t . go
to Statesville, \. th, ’ > m rke a
ypeec.-i !•', ;day night. War Secre
tary Robert ih Patters >:i is sche
duled to >;leak Thor.-day night and
Vinson Friday nignt inners. o
collection with ., <iier; h ;al! get
together inciting 11 i;r North Caro
lina State Senate.
Cherry Lauds
Resource-Use
Commission
Kale :A. Of" :*!). (AIV) (mv-r j
nor (‘hei i y ’i .'.ay that the new - :
ly < rgan;/eu f i: i'.. n > 1.1 • I J'’- j
SOI ircp-l ■ S'1 C *Ol: i :l i; ...sj t in pofen
1 i;i lly the re t.. i i i,p«>r:;;mt o >dy e\ -m i
-ct up m SI lit hi. I• >vy"
Addle* in:; Ihc 111111.. I 1 e* ling • !
the S|,lie A -or.ilpin of I'mii':'.'"
ri.tl Scri'rt in. here, hr -aid Jhp
a m m.- l- >n 1 .1. n »i :nrd n. impro\ r
I’r.r rxpl1 >d a’ i ■ -i nut u 1 -I 1* *0:11c*■
to the end m groat profits ;md .it
the a me t i < - ■ on serve tin Cine
»l tlx* giv ate ■ need* cil mu' Slate,
he said "i> to learn to utilize thr
1 ; l ur.il iv. ;rr. , ; iu h ai *- avail
able at home.”
“To tile end • d‘\ olnpmoiit !: o:n
within and v. ith«nil." C’iieiry told
the C h..:e: 1 e 1 ■ <>| Cummercc seeret,ir~
ies, the State North Carolina and
it* curmit p^lilival set up is a- de
voted as yo
Break-Up
Cities Says
*
Professor
Washington. Oct. — CAP) —
lAiprniessor a: so; iology told Sonat't>
tudav that s' ..la s should be made
to see how p i :ght be possible to
"break up • i cities into smaller
places l"-s vulnerable" to atomic
bomb attacks
Dr. William Ogotirn of the Univer
sity ot Chicago : .ule the suggestion
m a statement before a senate mill
tary-comwci c" subcommittee. con
sidering bills t u' federal aid lor
atomic research
The atomic bomb, he said, raises
two big (itie-tai >:
*( )ne pr. iilcu - that ot prod .eng
a lasting agree unit imong nati ills
not to use tlio 1 ” •mb. The other is to
\break-nfi our cities (into smaller
units.”
President Harrv Truman! want
Congress to ..he sure Unit all
atomic disc." ••. jus resulting from i
federally - 1 noticed scientific re
search veil heroine public property.
His position was outlined in a let
ter written by Ren nvrrsion Direc
tor .John Snyder to Senator Harley
M. Kilgore • 11 West Virginia. Demo
crat and W. ren Manguson ot Min
nesota. who have been holding hear
ings on a proposal to create a na
tional reseaich foundation.
The letter, m ate public today,
said the Pr. sklent believ es "tile
fruits ot research financed by fed
eral i n:u*s must become the prapertv
ut tile United States ;mri should be
.i.< te.u- freely and publicly avail
able to all.”
\il Planned
junkets Are
Said "vheeled
Pressure of Work
In Capital Meld
Reason for Action
Wu -llillgl ol . 1 )r . ;*:i. (AP)
I'ivsid. i ■ llui i . r 'I niman
t<mfit\ i-uiir j. ii Mi n; (ii, sche
duled out-of-town ilips.
L n il ,\ . . r . a Miilii Wllit#
111 use ;. - -' i ■ n ■; a i y aid ?!e
calm-iia11. • ;■ 1111111■ ti not only to
a pi't ■ led < ! u ■ k ■ mi \ isit to
North (an...na and Georgia,
1'iit also in a November 15 en
gagement at Liberty, Mo., a
November lb 'i-it to Oklahoma
city and 1-5>rt Siil. Okla., and
an engagement at \\ ai?*'>. Texas,
I)eci min r
Ayi rs at t r,; iii!i■. i l in decision
te ilea , y pi'i'.-'sni r nf business
confronting tie- President in
Washington.
I he origin.tl week end sche
dule ( .tiled for \ isit to States
ville and Raleigh. Friday; At
lanta Saturdav lor a football
game, and Warm Springs. (ia ,
Minda.\ tor a luncheon with pa
tients ot the infantile paralysis
fouiulat ion
Has Vi ( nmni' iil
\mt> had no comment on art
;• nnonneemenl by R J. Thomas
b* ad ol the < (•> s I nited Auto
Workers that be had an II a. m.
engagement with Truman Fri
das
There lias nr>», per illation he
would cancel trawl plans to give
greater attention to the labor
ma nagem«-i»l <• j.ifcrenee open
ing next dniid.n , and to the
mceiin.g smarting tomorrow on
the I-ar k astern \dvisor\ Coun
cil.
The Fresid*nt had indicated a.
desire to talk with as many as
possible ol the delegates to till*
labor management conference in
advance ol its opening.
Meanwhile. be is drafting: an
important administration pro
nouncement on wage policy for
disc Insure to the nation in a
ma im radio broadcast at 10 p. m.
tomorrow .
FUNERAL TUESDAY
FOR JUDGE LANE
1.1 . ('. (>r' '.!!). F.meral ser
i - ' i he ■ I'nlucte ■ here Tuft
:i .1 ui : Hen y P I,ane. 67.
iir.v .1! ■ - den: ol Lcatc< -
i i I vc-tei'day at a local
; : ,i ■ e.i rt attack.
.! ae 1. i a..- native of
I ,i •.!•- - educated at
i '. . U _■ I ■ • '1 i' ■ ■ and received.
• i_i i": the Universitv
ai North g.,n.;:na.
He e 'r me -upend'
.’! p. ic' >ing law in
imp. o| years and
■t e.i ■■ 1 ii y e .: —, ret. ring about
1 - \i Fur the la.-t decade
!a .- ee' i idge of recorder's
i' uni r tm. :lie f..unship.
Chinese And Communists
Are Locked In Civil War
Warfare Growing
In Intensity In
Three Provinces
(" :>!I ,\!'j Re
[•«»-: !ii :wy ! l.x ‘ \\> cn
Chin* •' < • :i: uni.>1. . . i C «*?i!i.i i j
l i ' • : r: > ' ' I if J t i • ' : « 'till..
Pi ' ' ■■■ " ' rUM ■"
■ I v. .1 i i-:.! til.. _ y 11,. i.. i i . j
Win fare is grimin ', in ink n
silx in SiiaiiKtimg. Sii.msi and
I :n \ a n pmvinns. sail dis
pati'lics n i'i'ix rd in ( hunekinm
: .. : ’fi I''.
C ii t: i ’ l a 1 Yen i I ,-:•!! : i ' 1 :.ui .r
S!n i ■'' king. ;
stn'cnuM’: k’.al a it: : ■ .ive• !
... i.lliiO .■ fl
iwthfust S n.si, >a hit'll Yen ad
mi tit ml tile t'l.nin.iir,: : it.id r .,.. :
f nr.'d.
independent repoi s said lii.U
tin- < oinmunist' v > -r disa x ing
parks and bridges as ttie.x re
treated iliiis railxxaxs.
This '■ \j11;11:11'..i nmx • ■:111• 111
nl (leniT; i -..i i ■ ; K i-shek s
1\x I: 'eh am ad .: u • i: ;g aim:;
the I'ei mm-H.ii ■ .v. d Tientsin
T a . a r.. ...Vs : m i...-" f nitvd
S' ' - ,.r ... .ii ' .a I’. : j a: m-Tirn:
sin area.
Ii '
■ . n X at Cl>
rapt :md .Ja| ia lliso ri|ti ip :• amt inn
el : en..■ u 1 '<• i i'h making,
nit n • line n . . : x\ .dd n m
irm nr dm v ! n->f i in '
;"a 11 1 I 11 111 . - a in i
l'h n . ihi: i'li f: dim: en’i I p .rt "I
t .' n.it; 11 id K v ; i Tm ;nee.
Strike idle
On Increase;
315,000 Out
110,000 Arc Added
1 o List of 1 hose
Away From Plants
! 1.11' . issue.,I (i'll I’l'lSsl
The graph of 11,.■ u
idle curi'i'd sharply u|> urn l• u.I,iv
!■ 'Ueliiiu i:.jin>.\ i:i.;. 1 f 1 > i' u . i:.,
the .(tdlllun el '"111' I p i lie ■ i
le : lie !;.-t o: t111 • -c .■■■•. > I nr;i. 'i.ii.
.!'' b s.
The . id it
in Aknui, . i
i/.l'cl alt.I ill! : 10'I m ■ . ; . i. ,
and power employi Ki •
T re mil Rubber Co. |
duel mn and
into idleness: a d in
eisue ..re.i. where IM.ii'" ,\FL and
t I< '■ ■ . I'ilini.- : • I:. 1 ■ . . .
w 'ill'll lurced ini.ilP ■ ik. 1 ; i.unu :
I.iki'M ise strike v.rte petitions
to the Mtl.lt WI'1'1 til ill:; pre
p,ill'll b\ representatives ul
more than 800.00 wo k-is in the
steel and electric tl industries.
Anil the Al l. cummerrial tele
graphers union plaureti a l:ir
Ituur work stoppage trilai.
I iiiitii spokesmen -.ml .'i.'.tiiiit ot
W estern t liion's (iP.IMIO operators
Mould join the demonstration.
Issues, as : tin >ther
>tl ike-, reel l\ •• i .i1'
i. I
cent #■ ten » ted
dermW;stration in j•. w • ui NHKP>
aw ard • T an a\ « i age ! »<n cent an
h«1 i r I)ih >st.
'1 ■ e S.i:i Fi at
I’liitcd A11to Wi>i her . d«“ • mded
Ml per cent hourly \\..g** increas* In
the Akm
iiii.i ith : .f.t .■ v •
spokesman tor the nr a; >1 p . o-t
at the plant said th" on wive
more money lie asserted 'nr <*n
weren't on strike b e ’e..io, mi r • y
“quit w •»ri:The u: *n earn led
a morning meeting to . ‘ tea pi i
soluti'n.
CZECHS CONFISCATE
ALL AXIS PROPERTY
London, Oct 29 -<AP> Presi
dent Eduard Bones, speaking <i
Czechosl* >\ ak 'ndependnee day
the first opting < ' (
mei’t since 1939 >aid toua\ nr had
> need a decree coniiscatmg all Co‘r
n i and Hungarian ;»• •;•»*rty m the
i ount ry
1 he pi‘ineeds, he .i m ihe ad
dress broadcast by Prague radio,
will be used as t 1 ■ *epa
rattens owed (.'zee • * - A»\: i k i:» by Gei
many and Hungary.
Japan Hopes To Regain
Place in World Society
T. • ; \ ' ,'!i AI ’ I' i
c a] .la|i.i 11 tool; k"'' "- i1 id i v ! coin
President Truman'? t lciatiot i n:
foreign policy that \ ini ion might
i ■ illy 1 1 ' i
i 1 \ 1 i ■■ i -
t no • >! > non! olii
lid would C 11: ■ m' 11 ■
Martin i - Ron i K d ■. < .tie o I lit
omnei-or's o’o-‘>i d , -m . >]icin : I ir
entire morning in < nl'orenoe w "!■
the ruler after loading Truman"?
s|. 1 a .Ta| ' i -1
\ido-- -ai.• P t i-i S’d.bk '.I ..tit
F [tig: Moii'lf! Y. - ;. ia .’.oil: la at
Truman’s speech. hut a do no eom
inoni \!l ’top : .corn t-oi'i id paUio
•i! t ads dool aod f >ma :t l.1
Vll 0 : iiaal .1 a panose -t. ioa ion!:
ompha i-'od the hope Japan Wit
■ regain an hoiit able no-ilit < in work
society when demonstrated on
, pe.ieo-io\ ia . . tit.nl."
••■■lit ' ieneral
. M A ' iii 'i-'i .1. i .1.1 iH a’ officials
S' 11Kin ■■ ipal university,
cell •' mne.se gov eminent tffl
j 11 • • ■ i 1 ti;in i acii.es !neve ard
’ a■ i mdcl ■ ■ • nlins ol HI other
j schools once supported by American
gills
'I he clirecti V < harg(“ that St.
; i’a .: . had been transformed into a
i imn-C is'ion -eh ini in January
i ’;14:f ■1 . i i n on looted and
; •' .t ' 'on,■ or -< had been de
I - i i iyim 1,
(in >'•:> '1 In>nt, 1 lonvji re
jv’i ■ i Mi . rp i • vi min Japanese
pool - nil ' ors Mo their titles and
ossu: i . o •iiiinor's status, follow*
i mu m;o load id Prince Konoye.
Ko \< is expected to become active
in consei d vi politics il iiis request
to resign hi.- title is granted by th*
.mperia! hi iKv'hi id.