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THIRTY-SECOND YEAR LTHKEA9.^T^uR^L2y HENDERSON, Ν. C., MONDAY, AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 31, 1ί»45 ^'"^"ΛγκΪ·tksundaytkknuon FIVE CENTS cnn
,v"r"^ CTt ON GOERING
AN AMcRiCAN GUARD, S Sgt. Peter Misko, South Gale, Calif., peers into
the Nuremberg ji.il which is housing Hermann Goering during the war
crimes trials. The ex-marshal and other defendants arc kept under con
stant vigil to thwart ar.v attempts at suicide. Λ bright light at tHo grilled
"peephole" keeps the interior ol the cell illuminated for inspection at all
times. This is an ollicial U. S. Army Signal Corps photo. (international)
Nuernberg Trial
W ill Be Resumed
After Short Rest
\ucrnlcr!;, 1)>>c. Ιί!.— (ΛΓ)
The trial ot .1 top "'a/is. cha;·<·:'
Willi war crimps, will bp resumed
\\til!!Cs(I-iy .liter a I'lu'istnus
rrrcfs which rested but did not
cheer the accused war criminals.
For the lirst time in the trii: 1.
the I nitcd Stat s pro vuiicu
w ill at:· nipt to tic each d·. rend
ant to the conspiracy cîiarivc.i in
me inciictiiH ni, ami to show the
ril·.' he played.
Bus Strike
Due To End
Oil 1 tuirs(ia\
•
4,000 Employes ί υ
Lnc! Long Dispute;
18 States Affected
(I5\ Tin· Associated I'ress)
lit j i' :nn · · -v i.e.,
(Iit; h·· i;k1 line in.: ι· .m ■ : u
: ■ ■ . : : : ■ . ' : . .
stair.·. . i il ,ι : t .
their two-mouth-okl strike.
I lie st rikei's. who I'll t heir
jobs i.ii N'en ember I in a dispute
over w aucs wiili ibe <'<re> b mud
ci nipa.iies w er to ;> in re
t ll Γ11 i il f. to worl. ii i:sdi\ said
Howard ( ol\ in. . .m si ant dinctoi
of liie ί . >. c iuciliaiiiin λγγ, -
ice.
II·· : · .in
oil , ι ! er .1 I·.'.' ; '■<.·■ :1 \\ .'i.
compauv oflÎeiîlJi aii'.l ie; e.-inta
11 ( ' : . .!' 1, An .
A, .·. S * : ι · ■ . i . < ,c I ;.I. ' -
way anil .Mu'a·!' Cftaell l'.inplnyces il
Λ turn
•stall - Alteclcd
States altecled i>v 111.· sfegpjg©
were Illinois, Indiana, Michigan,
Ohio, Missouri, Pennsylvania, New
Jer.-i-.v. ,\e. λ. < '■'·· ><·
Rhode Ικΐ; ι <1. vermont, New Hemp
si;::··. . Al.iiiu . Ken! . -ky, t)flaw ,uv.
Maryland. Virginia. Massachusetts,
and tin· Di.-'trie! ··' C ' · · 111 - ■ i » i a.
A delay or cancellatii η ot a sche
duled si nke Ί : ι ,y . i ·'»··.·«'«»
Western Union employes appeared a
possibility toilay as toe War Labor
I in: in! I'li'P ι i'l'-.I . Γ. .·.·-■! nn tidal ι m l'oi
a 12-cei.t a\ etago 1.· in ly wage I
lor the ν orkeis.
W L. Allen, president all the ÂFL
Commercial Telegraphers I nion said
tin· reported WLB deeiskil was
'•\-cry en, ■ uiragi::-:
I jquors Attempt
To Rally Market
New York. Dei- · MM Li
quors tried ι l'y 1 11 New
Year's I\\ e St»ek m.U'iet but the po
tables e\ enlua! > -lipped and . » .ail
stimulai m in wa- e\idein m othei de
partments.
Falling tende: a· er<· 11 i - ; > 1 :i>
ed by Chrysler. (dene: I λι·Ί"ΐ'Β
Southern I'aciln .aid M nt'.o.i.'r\
Ward.
THREE JAP SCHOOL
COURSES SUSPENDED
Tokyo, Dec. li 1. (Al1)- -Geneta
Mat-Arthur ti day ordered the SUS
pension ot three .1. pa ···-··· schno
courses utilized iHQst electively lot
spreading : : ι i I it arts! tc ul! ra-nal ion
alism and the cnl !-va:!"n Ί all tes:
books.
The order. -, -h; h al'le. ts al! school
in Japan, imp: meats recent aboli
tion ui state shii.ii) .
Progress In
State Made
During 1945
15y I.VMM NISÎIKT
Daily Dispatch Itureau
I : ;.4n. Dec .! i . Ye ir ι lid ; ι -
I p( ris prepared by heads el the va
i..le deaar; nr.; ; : : ΐ request
Ι ι>: tin· Associate! ΙΊ··>·; anil pub
lished in must r » ι the da)iy papers
ii;.· ' « the past two weeks have
ι ; λ . ι'.I ere.-ting leauiu; nad rei'lc-et
.ι e< nposite picture ot -ia'.e govern
rnt with empha i.< · η 111 ο ethical
an.I cultural, rather than purely li
nfyM-'ial.
I' doubtful 'hit the state has
ι .ile any actual p i; a al progress
. .·:, tlie ρ ...-· ):· . ι vvpt m the
. .ii 1 »! " ·. S· .ν i uild
].··.;. i ..· - nil iil.it r ).'lysical
• ι ' J " 1 lie! · ; ;. ■ "atcd.
Λ.i aiι .e year ·'<'■·:' 'hail l:..-t y ti.r
i.i ι Ii! .uns lia e been s .·. h that
■ λ . : ι. ' oil - ai ι,I .. ' ι ' e :, ailltvn
! . ii ν · 'ο ι.··* ht le·. I. Ii the
il' . ■. ι : s " : ρ.. y ' I - e' .. "ill! the
.,·.■.·; a.,'·...! . .. :. ! ι., . ι .l'ti.
account.
There i? more money in thè treas
ury, due to the double .Ileal o! larg
er' tax e illeetiohs an.I less α@ρ<&»
■ ai: · ,-peu.l ' .· new
, ι;·. t ' ,i . - made
,,;■·,· .ι phenomena I progress m other
■. in material la·.· :.i
Λ ; ' ι ι ο I tne ι pared
: · i ν ! ι - « ι π'.Ι nil' 1 11 '.".Ίι · Jo·'
; , · : mo ..n.i ι·. ι .t 1 i· π oi
. .t \ ι·.: ι , .ι IV Λ !.. . ' :κ! Ο lit
•Λ h 1 : ! \ pr< ·!ΤΠΠΐ in (.·.
Mtjie . iône> v.. spent t'. ni in
ι ν . 'iu r yr: ι in ■ .Κ' h y ">π
|, ":>ije ι-.lin.· !|.·Ι1. S··· ■ ! t·. u-hers
ill.·;;» : [Milt and ' ι.· ο',.,ο was
Ιι.'ι1.1.-le;led tor participai a·.: ill a l'e
. : ti.· \ Γ ... .· ■; en!i il
! was given to pupil gidlfaiftce tft \ oca
ii !i: 1 I 'It i .--<■··.
Ί i,e j.;ener.,1 .. embly tool; first
ι steps in providing for spastic ehil
! (iron. Ιο:' !;·1' e.l a-a'.ioii .1 crippiC-·,
..,,· m u ;■ ιe scope oi a re
! ι. ,bllit. Oil pi ■ igram lo;· d^'inci'ient
children of both r.aes and both
,-exe
New Hospital Xeiiuireil
Further expanding the 'n'.ari'ed
-...λ ice to mental pa'ii'ii'-. t.ie slate
I made s.ibstalitial progress toward
I the ultimate goal oi adequate p?Q
I vision for all mental defectives. Al
I (.'· η tinned on Page S: \ )
BIG THREE'S PLffl
10 GOVERN JAPAN
Program Might Be Cause of
General Mac Arthur's
Losing 'Face'
Tokyo, Dec. ·\\. — (Λ11 ) —
Souivi rli'si· to (înitTal I'mig
las MaeArihur reported imlay
i hat l lu l)i;r t hive . new emit nil
i/lan lm .Japan already ha-·
caused c nfii.i n;i i'liinnjr Japan
i.-i' and may ran <· t h ; ■ j-Viiera!
to lot ; ■ iaiv in e■ •uiitry where
"Iace i ail im.»u ίant.
The cortrol plane. which Mac
Ar'.'iur ι t!y staled y '■·, il .y h;i 1
been ni it de over his protests and be
hind his back, may result in a slack
en ing of Japanese eflorls tt put into
eiJcct «i.rectives already i.-sued
and which taey have accepted only
slowly, the ? ui· es said.
TVIacArthur's 150-w.ml state
mfn s-irl -ihc statements attri
buted tn (lie Far Eastern commis
sion that I 'did not ohject to tli
new Japan control plan before it
was approved at Moscow' is in
correct. On October 31, my final
disagreement was contained in
my radio to the chief of staff
and to the secretary of state ad
vising that the terms in mv
o"init η are not acceptable. Since
that time my views have not
been sought."
The general also denied that he
had been onsulled during the Mos
cow conlerenco. II nvevtT, he con
cluded that whatever the merits nr
demerits ■ : the plan, "the issues in
volved are tt t> vital for the future
of the world to have them bog down
It is my fervent hope that there will
be no ii ai aable obstacles. It is my
full purpose to see it through."
crematorium head
HANGED IN POLAND
Majdanck. Poland, Dec. 23— (De
layed) (AP)— German ftS Oflicer
Paul Iloflman, convictcd of opera· in.y
a crematoriums at this former Nazi
concentcnOon '"amp, vas h; lgec*. t<·
day Before a crowd of 20,000 per
sons.
The scaffold was cr rv l at the
crematorium where Hoffman was
accused "I burning ιι.ι··ν i ο ί ·. ot
ί Iilf.s cl (I U.UItrl .Wll'l pi IhUtlL'lS.
During 11■ <■ ν ·,· cr mi'! ! ti ·..! w il
nesse.- tc.-litird ilii'.v .· .·. H ·: : man
ι ill se ν'ι ι' ι ! > h i', is! " t : - ι icw1 y- ! j. in ι
infant.- into the oven .
ΐ t * ► 11 ! !.. 111 pi ι >' r ι 11 : , : ;ι ι· κ-. ·, let'
111! the la.-.!. rlanan : ..· as in
fused '.villi "alii I', !u !' !M m . i: till· ■a a
name." As thi· ti> ο ι· si ;»:·«·.!
his neck lie a.-sumed ι .■· ,!ii··· ni
Nazi bravado and ni I Ger
man.
Many witne■: s Ί Hi · a>.c ni i.m
wave rcla! i ν ι-.·, ι ■' his χ ι.·: in Stale
Senator Stanley .N'miak ι Mi.-I 1.4:1η
and St.lie lieprrsii t.aa.o \' <· -111
Klirn ni Drlii ', ν, π ι· c un. Ihose
present.
ARMY'S DISCHARGE
SCORE CUT TO 50
Washington, Di r. tin. Λ : . ddi
t ion..I (>00,1100 11 a 11 and ν 1 >:ma 1 η 1
the ami) bee·· a .0 cligii.it- .· r »i:
charge today iilicter vision.·, in the
army discharge -vste" which lower
: he point .si'"i'e : a' 11 listad mtai to
50.
The discharge score was dropped
1*1' m 7IÎ lo 71) lia' ι air oit'ieri ex
cept 'hose in ; I: . rd a ι se:·. '
Ί lie length . !' mm· i-e rt q-iirrri I ·>·
scat at am was pat reu t.a .a i H to 42
months lor tno.-Vd . t-i 1 and U'..m al
:. · 48 months tnr a ale οί: irri s
i.nlisted Wars v. 1 1 le iisrharged
alter Isa mont:..· .ail \V.\C o':ae,.·
alter 30 nvn hs o! ;-ei". re.
Medical and dental ctupa it'acrs
HOW lira me ellgil't·.' I".· di.-rluil a·
at the age it' 48 ir-tcad of ;>1.
MAYOR GREETS "SON OF THE 88TH"
Γ t - r
OTHER BUSINESS WAITS at New York's City Hall while May( r F. Ho
LaGuardia (above) welcomes 8-year-old Git:'.: no Cabl'ia tu An.orica
for an eye opérai in that may r«·. 1· -re his sight. I·'· .nul in a tli: Ί: η Italy
after being nearly blinded by the kick of a horse, Ci'iliano λ as "a : pted''
by the U. S. 8"th Division, which raised $3.500 to send htm to Balti re
V. iieie lie will undergo surgery by specialists. (International)
W.iSh .ig-tnt', ί) : ΛΙ' -
Admiral Harold H. Stark declared
today thiii Admiral Htisonnd Kun
11 el, Ilrct ι·ο.: :m .!, ,·' Η , .·. ai rc
ceivcd ''adéquatc ι futmaiftm and
directives in be · η mi.ι .it" t..
1110 Jap..lie. e .1 · I )(· ·, ,)iv 7
1941
The Ji> î I «' ! i i>i .aval <)|>
perations tun·. ihc witucs chair
us a Senate-House committee re
sumed. after a Christinas recess,
its investigation of the disas
ter.
In a 2S,000-w id statement, the
white I'.iii 11 i μ . \ . 11 .. : i : ·. ■ ;■ ..ml : .at
in early 1!M I h·.· v. .- · irujwlnm" ι ..
approval lav i.ient Franklin
Roosevelt to ·:.—τ::.<ς· m ν it persaî*
r.( I Hi' : en 'Mvvi ι Me ■ .mil: tit ■ : >
that t ΊΙΚ.1Ί -' had i- : . ; .·· ·\ ι··Ι all
his 1 ■'·■:' j.Um : r .ai .ncie. e ii.
the lie.·'.
11" a I : I I ..
\t \\ ir in Ml.mtic
1 II. wro Λ- , Ί i ... C.
Hart, ι·· π un,·,-., t.·· I·',,, !·. !·■
! lect. m '■. ι Ί ; I . 'lit'.'
navy · ■ . t h ι
Allan;,.· Aim ι· i
. < >1 ··.■'. ι ί 1
1 . ■ ■ '. ,i
R. · ι·VI■ 11 . ; St η «·' "V II. S'a'.·
Hull and "ueithei wo it Id be sur
prised nvcr a Japanese attack."
(Stark added in ,i letti r that he aim
sell ilia nu! m . I · ' : 11 ι . , 111. ' y ' in·
va .ulrl II!! ι ί
I *
t . ,. : 1 ot «'.hi a the : ..···:. St : . eili l
til..· ill X"'. '. I 1 ! < : ■ I ! .1 ... ;
ι:·.; tl
per '111. Ii.' ... ■ i: . ■ :;.· .
pel cell'
Set P. a·· . ι·:1 :..r . ■ .·. '
man; ·.·.'. ι·. : ' · !Ό | ι·: <·· i\
( iini'.revs < lit lu'i|ii( si
In J 141. St
III' . <
I iIr- Ν ■ C
per cri'.l.
St: . : ... e ·'.<· c · a;.;a .■ .■ : a·
comm uncial ns between him and
Κ ■■ 1941 · \ι
I Kimmi
tli.it 1 itvl 'h ' a ..υrι ι ise >'.' . .
(submarnu . ai. ur eiίιι.ί a.' ί I u .
I Pea ι I liar .· r . ίκ.μ;·. i:> "
til other letters, Kimmel re
peated^ asked for more ships
mere noils. more radar and more
planes. Stark's letters were
tilled with assurances he was
doing all he could tii meet Kim
ni'.Ts needs a"ri remir.! r-, ilj.it
demands of tin» ΛιΙαηϋ IhiGt
were also in u\ v. Kr.nmel also
ί re», uently expressed < 011 ,·;·πι
ην τ tl:e flow of information to
him·
II,· : M St;.·.·:;. M.«y M ■ Χ ' *ίν.
ί t η :. . · ίϊι τ in ehiei ο! '.Mr i ' ici : it
lift t. 1 "till* Π i"« » ' · If . the τ VA·
•· nineivt· '
' lie is. us M r ; ! ί*, Hut · ; < > : " : 1 ; c m 1 a*
to polie v. or change οί. policy re
t'k i··; in current e· »·;. μ η ·\ a
« vt : ; M-'its and as a :< ui'. i.- unaM
'.ι · πι \ . 1 : ι ; « i t e ;, u· j.M -1 .;··'· loi··.- 11 ; » - · :
ί:..·· own situation/' Κϊοι»:λ·Γ. 1 ». ην ι
me.::'m';. 1 id 1 in e»»nti.niί',ι.
R<)ose\ clt \\ anted
. \/λires ( laptin ed
W .li: 4· ! . Dev. i -(AT'»—
ffiiisiittiu il n. evelt .1.1.1· in-'triie
1 ! :. . .12.', 1 !· H !1. ·: ι : e.\ peill
: :i U 11 .flu· i '«» · · i I : . ".'I d..y > .. 11 ci
>> \
II..ι ll;.· ■ .s; .. tl ■ ι . hiel u:
I .·,·.·. Am,nr.:, llus
!. . ι .. I . i lit' ; ι . t■■ m
i di' .ι λ 1 ' .·..·.. 24, which
«· .'· ' , >v; .i'i· .net iiavr
ι"·. · ill : .'I 2.'.. 110(1 .,1111 tu
I I. ;e 1 ..· A,·..,, ...
-■ κι ί:· ' . ■ 11 ci 111
ι ι:·. 1 bût Wi
.il iy |:.vj...i:v ! '.·!■ stren
I . I Vil . .ill \ I : ll!/,
a eft 1 'vil y, ι. ι t h: : ; the
ι ι : ι : ! > 11 ;ι ,· een .nr.. . : l\
t' ! : h Ί l il:ι' . ri*. ; : > . 1 i. >11 · Ί tilt ·
es ν. :■■■ con.situ : ed ■ -t that tiim
ι-■ ·■ ι i1 . Ί ■ ι ·, ii. 1 ι m il ι : λ
.! h\ I·
dcr. 'ilic A/
l . S. I)ele<>at!on
1 ο AssembK ί )tt
\< ·.· Ν n .. !V.· "Ι. I AD- The
11 ! iu»r Qui . η Kli/.ibeth s.iited
(·;, l'Iy '. ui.iy .·.!', . 1 28 ; .... -enger.
ι a.ι u ei.- ·: t lie Amer
ican delegation li the Geftpra 1 As
sembly oi Un' ÏJtwted Ststioftss
The i ·. .r were Kl, .in. r Roosevelt,
l'.rmer Seerel a ι y .f S:..te Edward
Steftillius. Jr.. Su .t·τ Tom Coii
iKïjjy. ni Tes a s. eh· ra.nn o! the
Senate 1;"··ιν.>;η Heialions ι i.iiaiittee
ami Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg
ut AIiι·h iu.·. 11
Sieit'i in- i.~ a permanent member
, of the security ei-uncil wi'.h the
I : .ink ol .Ml,d >r.
LORD HAW HAW DUE
TO HANG THURSDAY
I.i indo'i. Di'i' jt- Aëvri Π··π·η
1 Ί n'ïtai'W a ;· will be
ϊ I ··· )·, m:.·:e ' Willi .' ■ < ha
11 1! .'ale i
ί ι e (in 'h - i" ■ ai V . 1 >w I'll
' I η Tir - '■ V
·, Mbert .. ■ ■ r - ■
I . le. Ί" .··> .- Ιι ν !' · ·'·, u ut
' wh.. πΊ ire 1 la.»: -vee' · 3 Λ yea"
ι ι h >ηΐί·!\·ιη. Τ *«> ι a·'-· ί Η ΑΙ
. :ιι ' ΐ. ν , , ηον He : : hi - *·<■·>■.· iiili
'■ ..,.·,,·. Si nee 1 ' · . ·" ' <1 1 ' .·· Km·"·
,j ret r, v> r ho'h Ali-er' and his nneli
: ::·■ ί e...r -tec
1 X../.1 \\..r a'tminai.· en tiie >cai:.)ld·
Outright Peace Bid
MadeT oCommunist
By Chiang Kai-Shek
Central Regime
\\ ants Marshall
1 ο Kntcr i alks
€hunjilitriif, 13fec; "1.— (Λ1Ί
Ih < Ί ι i 11. · - < · < 'i lit ra i ( i.iveni
iit ·,' ο tint r il :: « mmunist
ii;.:i fur ;i iruco today by pro
iii i it; ; ι ! ι : ■ i 111.·" ( i !.. ral ' ί··υπϊ«·
VI a r hail into t!>.<■ discussions
or a >.■·■ -at ion ο Γ i'i t·
ρ: (Ίίιι ta ;· .η'*. ϊ , ;κ· ·.· |. ' η . '
.uric ;.· < ir.H·. ... . ι· ι »».. ι. ; Κ ι:- j
i :l.'k . ι : :. f i Ο ,. I : '. , .111 l,i|. I to '.lie
.'otntïtuna ι.· ΐ ι .ι ι >i 11 : .j, , L'nin'.t'i." |
.luit would uni \ finir·
Mu· government ι·ι r"s-.od that
it ani th. ( ommanist appeint
representatives to confer with
.Marshall on procedure tor li. lt
lii . the hostilities ami restoring
r.iiii i.ui communications.
l! accepted. the· μονιτηιηοηΐ'. i
.· · ancr-pi j ; > ■ '.-ills woula give Mar
shall a diri.t |<;:i't in attempts ti■ :
avert nll-uut civil war.
New Year s nessaite
Shortly before the announcement
tl.;.f a plan ii.it been suijiiiiHed to I
the Ctjlam.nitec.s in writing. Chiang;
went .ο the a a·.
in .ι ,\ι v. ι : . , t■ n_^o to the
. hait.-1 · pt'-ij : I* . It a nn ι a a a en tha.
.ne g· .'ti:.:i >·11". wa- ready t·> inviU
leaders o! ijti.cr ρι-litieal pjirtits "to
a..ι j : .' a 'a _, · ο ι : a ι t. eithei
i:. the policy milking councils tdp tla
eat-Cil ι ν e or. nielles."
Tat y Niuil be welc e l in' 1 the
j;i<'· el a. .en; a.· -nui. Uni .ν ! ne na
, i . ■ aibly inee' next Μην à to
•on.-idei .. new confutation lai
China.
Must N'nt Keep Armies
Tlie aly lendifion set on tins ar
rangement by Chiang was tiiat other
: prrsen!ati\r.-, "must i.nt m. intair.
iiili i.nnioLis armies tu serve as instrii
a e 111 s lor lurcioie sei/.are "1 puwi'i'.'
The < ι riirmtnisis have heei.
mnintainiir; a separate army in
neith ( hi a and likewise have
i ceil il ' > 111 i < ι y; dlit loi- a iate"
meet in;; ol the constitutional as
sembla claimim: that otherwise
it would he packed lor the Na
tional part\.
i ,·· . . ' :
«··· ι'Γ, H..! ! ill· «·>·,'«·!·!! 1-1 : W 1 p'l'e
p, η ed In i τ 11 r < ■ ; ι.-11 111 ι annl it r ' · f lin
ι- eiribly " h thai !<■ dim· pel's·.a
,4'·.-" ι·; "..'I't·; political partie- ma>
11 so take part."
\ cl Housing
Bill Signed
Bv Truman
»
Washing or*. Doc. 31.—(API —
i ·: .· - .fir!·* '!"· ·ι:ιη t" "l:iv · i aned 11 ; -
i > ! ; ι ! ; iii aut .'iori/i ng the ιχρο.ΐιΐ.ιν
ι! $160.000.000 to provide emergency
hou H : iU ! "!' ! a a ι i 1 i c s - ■ ! .-ι·;·. iaemc'
lid veterans.
The ! ; a asure was signed aboard
the Presidential yacht Williamsburg
: ι■ ί .. Q;..i!itie·!, after en
countering i. e on the Potomac river.
W:i.'i II.. -e I':.·-- Seen ·.,.·>· H.
leli·:»! ••m-.l l'rt>:v. the vessel that tin
weather \\ .s Ms!! (\>ld and raining.
And "li.it the ! irtvast indicated mon
η! the same toinorr ν,v.
Mr. Τι un,..η, R >ss s.ii I -pan·
■ ι h is t Ί the ι irr.r.g working "η a
radio address he wil! make ' . th
f.atâ«r» at 10:311 p. ai. Thnrsd. y
l'ae vet. "ans ho -ang bill. . : : .·■'
.irima My at prn\ iding fer the im
mediate nee Is ..ι veterans' families,
was among several bills approved
i.y Mr Truman dining the day.
He expert.- I . ret a ll ileal tile
era.se W > dnesdav.
District Office
ι of ( )!\\ Assumes
More l· unctions
li.ileajh. I) .' 31 Beginning ,Ι,.η
tuir.v 1. cors.amer.-. mdustri.:! ..nd in
stitutional asers ι>t sugar in North
Carolina will appl\ to the Ο PA l'is
tnet < H'tice m Ralegh t ■ their all.·!
actifs. Τ!. ■ ■ i .; · S .1.l'.mson. Il : a:
Director, a:m .iiiiivd ladav.
Likewise, replace ment of ration
Mil.-, and neu rat : on books a. 1 ba -
hies and retamm- veterans will ht
ι ad" hv the IV-' la! Office, John
son sa.i Al' ' ut-, may eithe
write call in person for suc a
blank- at the Disti ict Oll'ice.
Altl ajh Price Control Boards «
no longer i-sue any iati >e books ·.
' rationed commodities a lew app'a
. a ition blanks will tie placed at ca·.
i : ·.·.·(·.· t loi ! le l a- a' ; C.CC Ol C· >11
i .- aners, Johnson added.
Tells of Shooting
Si.jv.vj.:: λ.·.;:- - - : J:*-.
ATTRACTIVE New York m d : Mrs.
I"ay Miller—pictured professionally
(above) as Fay Hancock — was
questioned by police about the
shooting affray in her mid-Man
hattan apartment which resulted in
the critical wounding of Capt. Eu
gene Dale, 27, TSutaan "Death march
survivor," and the arrest o{ her es
tranged husband, Capt. Archie B.
Miiler, 25, on charges ot fel nions
assault. (International)
209 Persons
Dead In t. S.
In Accidents
ι ! he W.(tri.i ted ΙΊ t -
\ · · I . I
t'lii .v. ' ι, Ih'
illg ! «Γ 1 · ·.' ' 1 !. >"■ d· I!·: .
Till :■ , ■ 1 . be
low the ·. >· v.benat
S.i Γι ' y t ' ' ■ ι i st .rt ·
.
■
•1! t
!
Kentucky Mine
To Be Sealed
■ -
·. ■■■■■.'·.
Wednrà 1 ex
pl >-ioil in a c*·>.: 1 ·;>:■:>■ n< 'ere 1 >
ci.IV λ π '. _. util
Harry Τη ο
Κι ι'..·.;·.· i ι ■ Υ ■ > or ι
ered the main entrance in the pit
se. .led.
'Γ ι -. ' t ;. :y ■ ν i'h m
■ tu t i,
the e ■- ' 1 r ' ,_i 111 ■ ?
trapped men due to bad lire- and
gas eendi'iups within S! n:ini\
Previously riuht miners hnd bcion
ight i \ p (More
he eo i 1 he t nd
t ' ■ ι · e ' I :i* ■.*■ i ι : ί ι.· ι 'j red
( ι· ι o, '' ,· ,·>; ., : . \ · lied
ye.--. ' i .y ■ ι ■ !\ ■ .·"'·!ed
i î ! ι ; e : Me en' r> ■ . > < ■. 11 ; · ι · î e
11> reach it. This made IMat <>E
five dead, seven survivors and 19
missing
Thomas issued thi- statements
• \:vr 'e! if.t ·· and
j el. ise st .lily .f i :1ι ! 11 . .!· .'d
at iliis mine ;1 has been determined
by all res.yonsi'iie thai the best and
safest way to recover the 1 >i>dios is
; t·» -I' d ϊ.κ'Λ >" 'he tire can be
j smothered
Pert la tost s will lie -inde
deter·! itte the earliest possible date
ι i' eati he reopened.''
Seven'een (if totals and tnino en
liiiuw· \> :.o eonsu'ted wth Thomas
advised hi::i to order the sealing «>ί
the mine. ^
Hitler's Will Angers Nazis
Χ ι·π::>.ιγκ. Dre. 31. -(ΛΡ)—Adolf
! 1 i ' ! ι·: s lust will, · iii-tin? Hermann
ι;.·γ; .!ΐκ and lleinrich Himmlcr ere
•i i I'u·' t iday anions the ~1 arc·;
Ka/is awaiting trial in the Nuern
I urn jail
The sensational charses. writter:
by the trapped fuehrer in the Bit
h 11 c!t iticellui y on the eve of 111·
suicide were learned by liie prison
er-· during a b;.-y morning Iillec
with conferences with their lawyers
Ti> Goering. Hitlij s condomna
ι hi came as no surprise for the Si
and SA had arretted him on Apri
23 while l e was expecting to bccoRD
the new leader. The ousted Reich·*·
II Kir.-hal had not suspected, however
I the full extent to which Himmler
I - icide head of the ge-tapo, also hat
slipped from Hitler'- favor.
Virtually all the other prisoner
were reported surprised at the lan
j nuage used in the will in action
! .luan-t the two Nazis who next 1
H tier had held the nios; power. V >*
ofobentrop was understood to hav.
1 een disappointed because he wa
1 not mentioned in the will.
BRITISH NOW SURE
HITLER NOT ALIVE
Ilerford. Germany, Dec. 31.—
(AIM—The É'ii 11 story of the es
cape of three messengers from
Adolf Hitler's Berlin chancel
or> with his last will was told
toda> hv a Uritish officer who
said there was no possible doubt
that the Nazi leader died in his
battered hunker.
Questioning of all persons
known to have witnessed Hit
ler's last hours who are now in
British hands disclosed the full
sequence of events which Brit
ish intelligence now accepts .is
the true version of Hitler's
death.
"WEATHER
FOR XORTII CAROLINA
ι Clearing tonight except snow
in mountains. Colder w ith low
■ , est temperatures ί."> to ;s in wp.t
; ι a:'d 28 to 31 in east tonight
I Tuesday lair and cold.
B\ nies Prepares
For I rip Abroad
After 11 is Report
w 1 '·■ 31 (A!1 Sec
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the '■ >■ ! η lievt· ; - tint.
colli Ιϊ· ill· ι I· ; -ÎIIÏU
Also .n i11radio report last night
on the Moscuw .ti liToiuO ot for
eign · h· ··■··. Byrnes — rod Iii<
nntr ii »η··.ν inlovnatι m. I ivach
inor\ -ot ι: 11 ■:· ri mi t Γ· 1 ι .1.. ; mi
\· 11 ! : ' h ··: " "'tin· «i.i'..-:.iii.iin;
and ctficiu ' administration" ο
I ii m >! \
It "·>■ n-' tod, 1·.· ο tti
!Vi': S' t,·. ·; .. ·,,)> policj -ni: κ ι η
1·· le.
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πι m 1 " S'. 11- ciiι;ι : l non
! Bytno I'd hn.i i!r · · un' r>
I Russia tu I Britain reached agree
ι ir.enr- >· >η>·>ι» -.ε ·'.·< κι·
ί ai. in ( . ■ ! ο tu· ' ι :. Chios
j Kiiru:. Ii :.. .:u.· and Bulgaria.