THIRTY-SECOND YEAR ^THK^AssTK'iA^iTp'EEsy.^ HENDERSOX, X. ('., FRIDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER Hi. lMi:> fl'BUTxr»ty>rW!AV.'b“N'x,M_FIVE ( ENTS COPY
Eisenhower
Backs Armv
Merger Blau
Says U. S. Achieved
Victory Harci Way;
Nimitv. In Capital
\\.i iiu'toti, ,\n . I 'I i A 111
(,i■]u-rai Iieli| I.i :iia>u r
said today liial unless the
armed service, are placed under
a unified c< mmaiid “we may
t nter another (mergence in
11nit to ci me. as we did at I ’earl
JI arbor. '
I bo Huroni ,in theatre coin
n i a n i i < t < >i 11 the Senate AI i i i -
lary committee in testimony
’ hat “this nation must preserv e
lalanced. adequate measure of
,r land, sea and air p<>\\ er lest
u i i.ise tile peace we have so
dearly bought."
!- VV rid \V;i. II. lie >:ii.l. tlie
i . • i si ,1. I d In . ,c e 1 lie
Me* added
line mot with failure without
nein ul (lirerfioii. No system of
.1 ini command could possibly
have brought victory to our
cause."
While K -'ill i.. c: in.-11 lie I. Adm
t : X .111 :v 1:1 ■..! H a : , a 'die
hit'l He ' Iff' a a n W.i.-:nli.::l ,n lul
.; on 11 ei c 11 pn c o
: ei -pn 11.,’, ol 'In navy, i1 am lv
i -c.i 'a • ye .an.; the era cci a.rei
: a■ a try tu c ne'er the gt'lvr.d nl
• , I-" v . '.cM ,niimy u r a tnat ul
\ i\ \ I- Silent
■; , II., . > lc " > ' 1 ' I' >■ ' 1
. ' II a milt. , ' , '.- .- ,1 i ".'d.V
d.d bo g 1 tu oaf N
a i;• w Ished to i)o a y.'itnc
I- ' - nil,, oi : ai l unit v • >i land. ,
n,,| I'mvo.- mder his enmw.nnd
, . , Hi
: .
HI, (ill 11 , 111 til'' trail a ion,a 1
■. , ol the i.y and
tie lie do nutoomo id
. ' ru. ice ' i ,it , .ir mili
t di p a"" onls.
• Separation at the top neces
sarily Instills separation all alone
thi line.' ICepHine to what he
-lid were eritieisms of the uni
lieation pri po-ail lie went on;
■ i ;. t, .Id that t lie ' o: the
, ... , , „, a. :.aid |. , ,-adi
i .,-b , , lo; ,, ■' ment i - beyond
iy n!' any i I ’ ' ■
i : m
lit CCV nl J*fit* l" "1-1 d .S' if
liirmam Not I niti'-d
. ,-m n- ' .' (if ,-.y had i
ied 11 io fart
. , that OprniM y ni o had
- ■ .do dop.oni .u- • -n n i'y ■
,. . ■ , ,-M', |,t .11 II;’ If hi : fit
i oi lira t
: . . a i nIy In Hiller .,IHI the :■ lo
, . • , ■ ,t ' ho (Io loan '.-'iiei ,1
.' II vena if .0 aid" In ae; a . e
. ay ih11let ,'ppr a I i11" unity nl dir,a
' . ; c. thro part.- nl the lighting
in,,chilli-."
Lot ton Futures
Market Dropping
- V e ... Hi (API -fut
:,e .■ ,• ,:a: I., cent.- a balo
I ..ail t , (old Inna .
"a,,,.. | , u 0.- i ., 10 i i iill oollts a
1 ale lo-.-.a r.
Ilf , a 24.10!, Maroli 2 t. It'. M ,y
28. ‘111.
Pv. Cl so ( (poll
f ... 24. HI 2 111
M o',-li . . 2 1 12 2 11112
M . 24."a 24.04
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I), , :, I Hi4tD 22 02, 28.08
POLICE IN ARMORED CARS GUARD PALESTINE BANK
ki »
POLICEMEN AND TROOPS STAND GUARD " , ir-v’: on the - > if. i• ]o of p* i relay' • )’ " !•.. \ iv,
* ' : •: I • ; • '( paid ‘ 1 • ...
f hers of the \ U/. i» Army on duty in the Ih !> 1. I. I: nt rints wore brought about by the denib.,t 1 irt'e
numbers ei Jews Hum Luruue be uormitted tu t.v.cr and make their home in Palestine. (I 1 ^ i-,? in
Solons Wonder i user Saw
Attacking Force Late In 1941
--
Gerhart Asserts
Cruiser Sighted
Foe Before Raid
\V; -:i i: i-l' * \ • :ii VI’l i;. -
1 , ■ * | i • | , , ( j ^ .
I ' net to r\:a ,\ <- : Ul t .i , I. .1 «•
ghu I at •* ' c ;«• '
i . .■ : • ecaux ul orcle:
Kt pi rsentati\e ( »earhrarl ol
j ( alilorr.i.i. member nl the Sen
ate-House nimniitiu* investigal
ing the (lisastt r. asked ih.at Hear
Adm. 1. !». Inglis. a nav> wit
ness. investigate to determine
whether the ollirers and i rew
ol the Boise sighted the attack
ing Japanese lleet during the
lir-.t week ol D : .
K-rg - :, i; M. •mgan '
<skecl that Inglis upjn\ the mi- I
lj.l. r W 1'. t! • e .. l j.) i e 11 : n urd of
.e lio.se s iiKiv ecu ids tin ring the j
>eri ■ >ci i mined lately prior to the De
cember 7. I MM
i: igreed t
Co , .1:1 s in 1 * ; • - \ ' i •
, !
: • :• l
hart said that D’» . in ’lie lie- r
I ngs he i \: "-••'ti • . • j a e -
w ■- i • 0" • ;
-|
1 ‘ I
|
I
Ant) I w n ()111crs
I nriiliiii :■. i iermain \o\ 1f».
— < \!‘ —Joseph hrumei com
mand ant of the Kelsen and
Osufeim eoneentration camps,
and the two other main defend
ants were convicted h' a British
mHiiar> court tocla> of commit
ting atr -cities and brutalities.
The other two also c -n\acted
were In. I rit/ Klein and the
TJ-year old blonde Irma Ores'*,
cfiiei among 17 >>» guards tried
in the nine w cek trial
\\ AKS \\\ \M 1 < It! K I LOW \
1 l LOW .1 VLAN TO VWI Kit V
Haim !'"i . L ,' . A a l a 1 A1
“The B hi ■ • ’
Albert Alei.mig* . V. .« L. i a llli-li
guard in a celi at t)ic aa > ..a i»a>e
toihiy a! t e. a. n \ Vg :•> a l“c
In j:an. AD i s:gt ?
t in* Ug t *«n got; •
■d in army cimi'-dy. eh i ■ . te t"
Washington. D. t .
Success Of Atomic Bomb
Control is Lp To Russia
Wash in \<n
— K.js i, holds the k • • > P .ii\ i •
the s»ice.,*-s »*i t.l-iil'.'r tli Us I*
A: - I.: - \sin-ricaii atomir control
prc.gr. n. \n.o-n..;o otiiciaN sa>
the lie \l lU .e is UJ) to .Mos
ro u .
Heiie ■ the inumdiat'* future
is \ i .1 i> a si <\tmoel v eriti
ea! peri-..! ls\ those who regard
the e\i euro d Use atomic bom!)
as prob a I: itie I'lismust prob
lem <tl clii v m the w ori:l,
During this pcrii»d tin* ability
ol the great power to work to
gether in the i nited Nations for
th° prevention of war is hound
to undergo ;> severe test. The
outcome ol the * -t nun well de
termine wluth Use • ni'ed Vi
turns w ill he .1 strong am! < fier
live organization in the years
ahead.
IVeUtient Tnnnin Prim ’>in
Pier \ttier and Prime MinisP r
Mackenzie King laid tin*
Sroiin 1 'voik lor the test yester
da\ with their proposal that the
1 nitt d Nations <)! ganization
« r> *t*- a special commission on
atomic energv
K..-sia\s rec.tiion mas either
h< mule known i|iii<k!> or with
held until the 1 nited Nations
O ;mi/,tn n meets in Lonndon
earls next s ear.
tli.it . w!i«"iv the issue will
ha\ e to i ome in .< head.
.Meanwhile, t fie world prob
a!>l\ will learn something more
about American thinking on the
s>object form Secretary of State
Hyrties tonight.
Sin- State Department said he
would devote part of a speech to
a three power declaration when
h* I'ijMMi's at a dinner in ( bar*
leston. S. t
1.1 IN. t. Counties Now Have
Farm. Income Over Million
C * •'! I'*:'.' • Si. I ;■ a i, R. 11 '. u; i N ■1. 111.
i- : . ■ 11 1 1 •' ! I ; ;
.1 |. hi in; ;■ . e "i in ire
i s 1 .mm . H . i:ii ,i!lv ’ rod dairy
! 4 and l hi r mi i. ; ■ liirl hi'H em nt a
..Mere the larm i 11 irf >::; • ■ from this
i i, it nn.- i ' i i i uii —1 hi 11 to a ii a I
li ii 'I v . 11 • f: • • A. Arey nf
Stall Ciilt< e i ul i.'de.i.'
dairying.
i ne <- i.iiiij> .-.il •: i nil! 1 '.'-ii ci- 'I tar
'Ml I'M. 'Ml I ' 1.. re As 11.
I . ' iSMil. G uiV
I11 H.lell. \leeh!i"iiii;r. I l.m. t >i a
I, "V, . . 1 . I dill ih Hid Vi .1 ;.h.
Ci... id ii v, il Ii | iiii'-iiall a a millin']
II. ill ir- an' Allear. my. Cabarrus,
; i a;. Clc\ .''.md. i > . e. K a .-.vili.
Hay i Ho , J
... u. i * (:\V,d..11da, W . ia.M aiai
Vail!, in
ii. ...do a Ian. r >h a'laL'i s. tee I
- lv -. .aid I he i' lit' during the
v, r t dairy inclll.-try ■ i North
int . : m ... ra
il | — re n Ik t due
■ . ■ ! ipen
• -' ■ !i 11 > * Inrun herds
* a aged.
i • , \ ;l 11
t : I ‘(i a-tion i i high
. dry i lla ol belle:
> ■ ! oain■:. ,.. i. menial pas
: iaoor tand
ends.' . viv.v says
! t i (■>'•idu-.n era■ igll
I . m: Ir. e
: i • i r e : .iiiiaiim 1 ■ i able,l
45il.ui-.: : • l
; " - i we
'■•••I -h'- > ii: -a.-e tie- supplies "1
h-oii Kent ale.I a hate shown
' ‘ ’ .> : . an oe <i . idled
lin'oi-gn l:a- -a nybrid seed and
' - e .st - i lei' li.-.ei. We
ran lai-ie ni< »ur corn-land and
pin i i- - ir-. g --'d pi . Iliall- 111
i ippU-mentul a
crops."
FINNS START TRIAL
OF FORMER CHIEFS
Hi I. , . ,\ Iti. Fii.aui u..
cia IK'S l. ! ('!•••; ,t'i i l* wuli f _t;::
I < ii nan ■, I . : t :,; a-;.. |tT> . i ■ . . i -
II. : .. a. in-.: .Ulu t\\n prou r. >
cl. a god u : h : !>u> i g .u .. p. ,. • ,
to load V. an into its disastnoii:
u .a u n i. I. . . , 11. • i». t mi ... n
■|’n • s.nais , ii' k-n;.- do mi
str.ilOil «.P v , : Ik• v ni t n o • .
I i a ■ > . a ‘ : i i ■ n. i.,.! a s u i ■ i ! < *. s n»• i
Pro id
*•••«. r - n. : iF.aai-il and kdw i.i L n
k« • • - if -. . i i • * ’ler.ot : .a in. •• : .
'1 .iiiiioi, T> i.<1 id n aiva ^ lin aioo i
Anti. K.. . . : i ' mtorn t > aa i 1 >.
! h.Kf:. t. • • iy t ml o.gl'l a I -
I i * K i\ llllili . lit: mm
! a-ini>Kv i - i’o: im.
1 l.-i .. :’ . lin i-igli! ye. . - it
prison . ■ . N • ileii' :i (.•Miilty i.
! pirn .lie Finnish law.
C. I. 0. WINS VOTE
. X • Hi. AIM Tin
national i . • . okdions board uti
noiiik od yi■ '<•1 y '.• i r pi. y« i - • •
two : i i. . I. a i'll
. i ('hem tea co
porati«ui i ' n, and :no S I*
U..... . ( i. . . *. 1 \1
had \ .i:--d ■' * t a di•-igiui'ion ni ih
;:h|i s'ri d . ■ i ■ • n .: ".ne .1:id -hip
1 a.he .v (CIK» sts their eoJ
It111 vi ..... 1 ay agent.
DEGAULLE QUITS
Communists
Fire i i*on
I . S. ()fficor
Tram With Peck
Aboard Hit By
l ire r rom Rods
sfiaiif h t • N • hi \ ?' -
111 I 11itia«! 'it'.* - ( Inna theatre
hiM(li|.!ail."i '•jaUled nail \ that
a train la , r i _ Ma i < .i-.. I >«\\ itt
lYek. I >rst Vlarinr di\isinn
ci itiia..nt, r w.«> linear Urr Iron)
a i mnnitinisi on upi* ;l north
( hina villi' .
» i, ■ a \ ■ ■
?d th. • l •
f he . ; . i:.
he. a 1. i . '
Lt O: \ .
n.and i a r s , . < • a .. in a
care: .1 •• r • ..••• i " <pp! n}>
r.a'f- Ha \ ; ’ * e;
CGMSid*
M. ! I- :
ciidai'meinm :
Small \rn" T
}1. .
firm m rt •
t he t ra; : «• ‘ 1 • «
The *■: Ha . .
ceived M.
Gen. Ke.. .. II * ... •. • .•. aha- i
the I : : i Am.
evs nil . A H. e
i "Ate ' a r • m
port : Ch :n\ am* . d ’hi: tne
i liege 0K) y
sien,
la* -a y inn* a -H I W . end all
\
miss..oft ai;.iai -1 ‘at- . .. :
I
niorscd Bv
*
j At ini. King
(AP)-T'k
41 < o mitl ' lay that the'
! '■ ^ ■ ■ :■ !' a..! mm. pi'i pared hi
i 1 mi' :i.Pi a ,: ' \\ e : o ru.'L-iis
: ■ • m . i iiimli by Adll).
t : :h•. ' .1. Kiny i:■ . ■ ’<> qi.a.i
:ns .iy H* m .11i 1::.i: y cinimiUi-i'
Km: '■ . I . • 'III! ilc: V I that ’.111- r; te
Mil V V M
j \ K . M ■ ■ 1
i .
Median v. K.i ephed
"I'm ai: .i..I I y. M hia: "
I'hl' • ■ 1- ■■ *
"till’ miii U I'l Ml 'Mi:" 1 1 III i I \pi'i-l I'd
1 ■ i s' in-. ,i i i~t- i a yin I . a . : ■ 1... i '.a hi
and •' • Hi ■ ': i' i r 1 iI.mi.'iigi .Med.
\\ ay tn ex pres it." • luiumed
■ t ! \ '' \ ' . i i • ' . . ' ' • : >t‘. "
, if:. •_f.l. : • t \ '■ *:••<! •• 1 ' r
ii,.1 * ! it-,' : , fji’iuvd' W: i. Aghi • g
M . - « ;
—
I )itterciK'es With
Reds In (’abmct
Are Said Reason
• •
.i: Hist parly and la
. ;. *; >'e(.■ i i!l i»•!»*
I)c(.anile's decision urea out
ol a demand ol the Communist
part' most important sinr;
political group in the m v. h
el, < ted assembly, for kr\ «■ ild
net posts in the propn-cd linn
parte coalition loy.rnmm.
illy v\as elec '
Won (outre'
lie , ■ e head e! 'in I ,
inteland t I a nd a
I n.e. HMD did won indisputed «m
I i.
943 en Gene ten
(lil aini resigned a- its co-| nv.-itn-n:
oiler a bitter riis.mle with UeC .ale
■ ei the composition of the admin
i m a. 11. - le'.tci iirtnioiincing his
at- * it •• 11 - 1-fMgn \\ Os expectci i to
•ad a the hands Felix
■■■ ■ iiil; The assembly wil! at
Industry Will
Reveal Stand
On Bargaining
Wfi>hmg:»n. \ ifi- AT*? In
1( '
1 ri •. • . *: i• r ■! k*ri.\
sue.
• : .■ mt( r propo
' 11 ice. ie>? by CM' 1 i*• • • .it*
’ ' ! t1 : - t
: a i -
;,li 'll ■ ■! Manufael in ;■>. |..fd Hew.—
airi iiagctne".
. : - live con
el sod cctine t ■
PiV'idcn: W Ilia i. (In-'. <i.e
VVL ■ . .I'O n L. 1
A irkei’s he id haft c < •hjivu-d ' i the
It i csulution 1 it
ministration wagc-piicc jn.iic.v.
\ i i t '
.Mil INC l V 'll! HIIKS
! <» Push l p\\ arci
\< .• V *Pv in AP -T•
>vt . . ' g i • • u* • -
i " ,. t; Cl! 1 1 ; ., i ‘ . *5V ‘ • !'»••! I
Prom « i
S..:. • . i'V i’ . . - •
P;u 11 u
I II iV !■■I I'l III .1 llli l . • 'if
Poses Law Problem
LAWYERS r ■("!1'V a legal prob
. t i ' "i of “Buster”,
■ rf :; lohrie world. He
i .1 ' ' • . . ivtng about
S’ that been : roviou sly
■ f r ’. i in ’ it: old age"
l > : • ! ,'c \\ oou _.rv Rand. Boston
- : ' V. iInternational)
*» J r u 1
1 arl<k\ 10
»
End Batavia
W ar Sought
Informal Talks
On Indonesian
Question Asked
A a - Huher’is
■ • . general
' I• i < •ailed upon
In i in ui Nationalist rabt
* ' , no, ■■' to meet hi in in an m
■ .-'■iou a' ' :c earliest pos
1 £'tA. :i el fort t : save
I :: ic 1 bloodshed
and tin ■ atended laitune.
• e - iatemcnt at
■ • i time when
- : "pi : red
" ei j Soet a
' inks, guns
'll * :■ - I a .ring Brit
ish Indian ■■
I \ presses Soitom
Tin a ' . g •. general ox
■ - ' mu" • thal the In
■ ' ’ — Mend
rid .r.'i'r 'he ehair
Ir (o’. Sir Phillip
• i der m the
'i-ra: tve ill the
o whole
'i keep
■ ■ '. - ■ ■ a:ie ruin
■’I Java.
■ rnary to
il -thing to re
in S- ibiija.
\ ay . inditing
' e 1 a.auu 'i done
• . i'..i as the
a.I' a e area
' -.r
Phillips Named
President Of
Press Group
It ..XT' —The
• i ■ ■ XnPh
A ■ . !ion today
: 1 1 i ’i'..;11• ,t Wallace Its
. i 'i.i c ininut
. , 'all,,11 bO
,■ -, ht vl .*•'
I't., i ii si; v of
X. lib t . 1 ii.a.
• eii • !• dav's
Me- v I’.eU ... Golds -
■ s Mi t. 1 Mil Las
'1 1. MM v!f( [) ft’s 1 -
M .■ . .' ,\i .mTIc, sec
■ 1 ('.. .1: 15 rax ton
1 1 , : ,, Wi 1st Ml
(Mi! ,.in, ril rectors.
X * ’ i , ; „Ma com
i ■ ■. Ml Hr. Porky
V <•• VV lamstc.i'.
M. M . i i \ i i!,1, I barker
:. ! • . president
IM.‘ Assncia
■ m , , > a new
’ll. r .1; ”1 IV. siilli
Xi'wspaper Pub
■ .. .it Kny Parker
,i j uirnalisin
X; Ii. ■ ■ i f,■ tMi;.1, .Morg;• -
Walkout Of 50.000 Truck
Drivers lu West keared
i !">' The Associated Press)
A . .!■ >ut ol mi:o ..‘1,111)0 A I' 1.
1l dl l\ el : 1:1 a dispute 11\ Cl a
i 1 .' ■ i. i .. I ha' l • g m ei the road
t. a king between the .Mississippi
• an ile rtocky Mountains appeared
i t todaJ
la w lloskms. secrelarx of the
•Miilwe-.t Operators Association
said m Minneapolis the vast
walkout would affect I !."> long
haul firms in the midwest group
as well as several smaller firms
in communities throughout the
a t ea.
II .in- - id aim tin I c..A m tie
•M l. ne. al I)ri\ i is I'nio'i < lied
1he walk nit for last midnight alter
a un el ng in ('hi ago Spokesman for
trucking firms in Chicago said the
walk at was planned lor midnight
tonight.
Hi ..in -.mi 1 Sil l •• had I i“i'll nr
I ■ l i( *1 i *« ’11 ’ ■' ' 1 11 'll ' 11 J
tiir i |n i.dm ■■ '.hr ■•mol ' *'•'* 1 ‘"k '
meet 1" in-.; Mi. ;r ..:;y d.: |o- run-s. ! i j
Omaha, a m. o:i Ira.in' iiC* tin- s1
imgt - . . - : • which was
orderi aid by t -■ VV1.H 1943
Kl ,'w!.' .' . l.-nu 'n.m "Mi's l'dior
Inml. disputes I;opt am- - -in*
ODD wirkm Attention rm.iini'.l
centered in ! let)oil ..
trovn-sy between the t'h) l nt.-d
\ '11 Worker- and the ' ■ indus
try's bis three.
\ new proposal I v Get- ;'■! do* a
• the uniu ’s drip i I'm
rent wacr rate ho st v. a in |o
relit mo rase all. -\« coi r i 1 h“ ' ■
l,,r all hourly rated employe- The
offer was rejected by the lion as
,, streamlined approach to ml'la
tjou.'
Gets Labor Post
MARINE CORPS Maj. Gen. Grave*
Blanchard I-irskine (above) luis
been named by President Tium.in
to be Director of the Ret: anting and
Reemployment Administration cf
thoP.S l.aboi I tepai I rr.ent llcwiil
nave goiv'ral supervision of the re
f Mining, reemployment vocal >u
. educati m and vocational leh i
buitatoon activities, tfnfernational.)
PLANS TO WED 'SONNY BOY'
POSING fOR THIS PHOTO ji.. t before she Was reh ; -ed fi. IVdte C. unity
Jail. Oroville. Cal . Mi s Eleanor Devenv. Ja-yeai- .d a . H r - I tv. -
children, said shi was happy because her "dri i an' 16-year-old
E l,suo; Hi (Soiiuy l.oyl Wisecarver, still loves her. Taken into cu-tody
;,:ter her elopen out with the vouretster, who had eloped w ith another
i ,,1-i ied wo:net) at IT. Mrs. Dev eny says she w ill oek a di\ nice to marry
Sonny. Her husband, an army corporal, is in Japan. (International)
WEATHER
FOR NORTH ( \ROLINA
Fair tonight and Saturday;
slightly warmer tomororw: frost
in eastern section tonight.