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Hmtitersmt Batin Bispatrh THIRTY-THIRI) YEAR 11A" HENDERSON, N. C., WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 23, lSUfi VNl N" ’ s F1VK rKNTS ( l)i’V Drilling For Oil In Sands Of Hatteras X'oar the his'e'iur 1HT—f < •• -t lighthouse (bai kipound ) .a t'.me llattei as. x C . last's the 1 R8_t ■ ■ ' . i 'a ror.i uiiu.i i ■ , F. - • X ■ 1 'a-! V. ir.f ii i ■ . i of the Standard Oil Coi t y of New Jersej hav*.ed more t in 3,000 feet in quest oi oil on the east. The square pool (rigid it e p ound > i - stutagi basin for drilling mud The drilling is experted to emrdnue to a depth of 8.500 feet. (AP Photo). Streamlining Of Congress i Outlined By Own Group $15,000 Salaries, Pensions And More Aid Are Proposed Wa hill'd 'll. Jen (ATM Cougiv- • heard from it- own ranks In,lay how it should tro.imlme it - sell , and the pro - am includes p iy raise.-, pension- and extra a- t-'ai -• From a parilameniary viewpoint. one of the key ..mmendation H that Con ".t oss break the 1 edit con trol winch llu- House Holes I . inittoe now can exercise over pend in ■ legislation. The program for rnodorni/mg the nation s ton law -maki11 '. m icliinei was reported by a Senate-House sub-i ommittee which has been mail ing an extensive ’guy ,a. c<>ngr< lonul "r reoi gani/ation. Som” program points: 1 (It- e member- ot ( ongress a S ',1.1111 i ,ii-1•, increasing their sai to Sta.tllla. elTeetivo tile m M (.*i,n;11'cs.—, and place them umk . fed eral pension : ystem. 2. \|low congressmen more tins' for in .ortant l>u- no - by permitting eaeli to lure an SJ.1 irat-a-yea r-ass is - taut to liandle min-lcgisluthe mat let . . ;j limit M..si,i.. to op>\ a ie an sinn ,.i 1 ieee- at the close of the I la, ,1 year June 30 until Septembei in or ( ),-tuber 1. 1 Finn ‘ law - lor the ie ustrati Ml of all lobbying group- and the.’ m-.-tilr . and compel quartet iy reports oi their expenditures in seeking to influence legislation. Big Three Gobble Fp Nazi Fleet London. Jan. 22 (AI’V Rem nants of the German fleet, once a powerful factor in world aflans. have been divided among the vic torious big three— Britain, Russia and the United States. "Operable surface units"__ol the Nazi navv. amounting to 1 .all ves sels, together with 20 submarines, are being split up on a share ami share alike basis, a tri-power com munique said. The action leaves Germany v. un cut the vestige of a fleet. 1 he Brit ish source said the German mer chant fleet would be divided H!> later, although fishing vessels will not be taken. Involved in the split-up were two cruisers, 30 destroyers and _ other units. All of Germany’s battleships were sunk during the war, and Pic British disclosed last night that 100 German U-boats were sunk last No vember. (TIIl.l) OF 12 IS MOTHER. Albuquerque. New Mexico, Jan 23 —(AIM—A child of 12 1-2 year.* gave birth to a six-pound girl at ; hospital here today, Dr. J. W Han net reported today, and both are do ing well. UNO Plans Protection From Bom I am in. .la;:! : i \I l 'n:!i'ii Xa t ini. - (In;.a n /at mil. 1 pnranly sheb. mi; tim Frauen. I ian. Gwk ami In n m n n it" day tackled problem id . tl n iiiachmery to sale.. . i the v. < a id a .ain. t the atnmie bomb. The pecific prop: al betnre the :.cueraI ;ieml) 1 s a it met at 1 1 a. 111. FST. would be e-1ab 1 i: limen! -n comm is aon to M inly atom rout, nl i ouncils and to make recommend.: twin t" the world ~eoui ity nameil. There \va . no indiea> in:i tha" ‘dm plan, .-pun oreil 1'% the United States. Great I’ritain Soviet liussia and Canada, would meet any serious op-' | nsitiou. The iinportanec of 1h ■ atomic i mil v. a uirirm ; red 'oy ; n au notineemeiit oi l t deii slat" Sir ■ , j .,i State Jame.- F F>> ■1 that 1r. 'would return to Wa lrn mai mediately after Ids e am us mn is created. Kdward K. Su-tfin. •' >' will head till' Amesa.a aaainst the UX< ' : eon: l ei atioii of Iranian complaint.- a ain ! Co and Hussam complaint.- aamf I a i tish policies in Gri'eee and In donesia. Marshall 15 ecomes Military Acl\ isor To Chinese Group Chungking. Ian. 111.— <AP> — General Marshall. President Truman’s special envoy, has ac cepted the post of ad\ i-a'i' to the military committee of three un der the reorganization of the Chinese army. Minister of in formation J. C. Wu announced today. Mu also said he thought cen sorship in recovered areas would be lifted very soon, and the Chinese administration has been established in the Man churian cities ol t hang chon. Mukden. Ilarbin. ( liinsl.fen and SzepingUai. The minister said, however, there still are no gov ment forces in either Dairen or Port Arthur. FOOD SEIZED FROM ARSENAL IN TOKYC ; Tokyo, Jan. 23. (A I1) —Font i stored in a former arsenal w as seiz ' ed yesterday by the leaders o' ap i proximatelv 3,500 residents m tw Tokyo wards and distributed amon | men and women clustered about in warehouse. A home ministry offieia in confirming the incident, said i tollowed two days of negotiation I over distribution of the commoditie. House Will | He-Write Fact Bill Seven Amendments To Truman Formula Are To Be Offered Wo him'!on, Jan. 2:5.- -(AIM —A sti'nnjr drive took shape in lie House today to re-write in 0 broad new strike contrnll leg islation the watered down ver sion of President Truman's t'act-findinK hill. Leaders < a group composed lar j.ely «)! Republicans and southern 1 )eni(),,!,;,:> 1 !h 'A r meil they will try to attach seven amendments to iho ■ ''Ms'in'. approved yesterday by the Hop <• Labor Committee. .lust how broad these propo sals will lie has not vet been a greeil upon, and inticb of the de rision iii!> be (ought nut on the House floor. The battle prob. ahl\ will begin rr\1 week after the rules committee acts on tlie lac.-finding bill. Reg.,: iiloss nf details. the coalition .dels claimed and then opponents a. .amwlodged, widespread backing p r m me type of straiglit legislation timed at curl ting indu. trial st rife. Fuss id - ich action told report at: privately their chio: hope lies in -altlemei'.l "t the major labor dis p ip > be ore a vole is taken, "tic : n i st making a las', ditch stand otherwise.' . • a ol them said. "The House is lemang to go. Most mem tars believe they have m push through .nothing to end the : 1 rikes." The first test will eon e bet ore the rules committee, probably Friday. Short Expected Washington Move For 1 lawaii Alert Washington. .Ian. 22. (AP)-— Ma n r General Walter t . Short 11c*— cl a i "1 today that as Army eomman at I'ca.l Harbor in 11(41 he cx luc'cd Washhigton ■'either to imir n alcut theic last that year or give ee -.a i; i.-icnt information to order it.” This assertion was made before tiie Senate-House committee invc ligatin ; the December 7, 11)41, attack on Hawaii after he was asked V. h'-tl.e; he had expected (Amoral fieoi'ae (' Marshall to order tile base on the alert. Short recalled that in June, I Marshall himself had issued such or ders to the Hawaiian command, where the ciijeif of staff feared an attack there. Kidnaped Infant In Manila Market Manila. Jan. — (AIM —In (his city, where an under-nour ished chicken brings at least nine pesos St.aO of American money t in the black market, a kidnapped baby girl recently sold for five pesos. Manila detectives found the baby in a shack of a food ped dler. The vendor told police she had bought the baby from a young woman for five pesos. After all. the baby's clothing was worth more than that on the black market. Officers said the baby had received excellent care. FOR NORTH CAROLINA. Partly cloudy and warmer tonight. Thursday increasing cloudiness and warmer, follow - ed by showers in mountains this afternoon. STEEL STRIKERS 'JUMP GUN' IN PITTSBURGH FRIGID COLD AND FALLING SNOW meant little to there former workers in the giant Irvin Works of the Car negie-Illinois Steel Corporation at Pittsburgh, Pa., as they formed their picket line beiore one of the plant gates in advance of the midnight deadline. Warming themselves at a roaring lire, they sn- aldeied their self explanatorv placards to begin one of the nation's most serious strikes, (International Soundvhoto) Upon U. S. Corporations President Ilaiis Two Stoppages Was) : . ' n. Jai 2:! (AP President h 11dtt t>" ai ... h'n 'n- h.'il* a tluestened .'it'll.u nil is." Chicago inilrc .ids v. li.ru I‘i block livesl as; shipment- ! > the Chicago stock \ si (!-. Ait mg is s me i. 's to m\ is, gsm . • i i • i . , : si \ . , "11 he ■ Indians II : i r PC Chi .sg ■! ' 11..' 1 1 '.si . ■ brothci "i , i a llie i ■ -' -1 i' s' i 's- !' a .a s. set l "i ., ' i '. Tl ■ s s i ",' ed the is>ads v, it h ia.sl ii ,g - i.i ai suntrai'. Nat a nid Med : n ! i sc said the parti".- v. • sis of the I’ll-si' ! is ■ ■ i der Ha- is/ !i> a tltoii:a 1:s.' 111 > ing tile siiisi gi i: i" s. \ in son is Named B\ President Por Monctar\ Duties Was!iins!' s i . AP1 Si retary of 1 i • irj Fred AT. ! Vinson 1 no 1 i 1 >y !'ss dent Tr saivsi 1 iay 1 ! ”' , sit' i , Slate- go' sr: ■ . ' I". ..'s:...:.'... in, notary land .s i "t Pie ’. ta nal bank rceu truet settlement ; a' s !i\ e-.vear term. Vinson. '; ' 1 is . I retain the Tri Tlie appoint ent is the pri one to be made or t’pe l nited St tie under Pis Pa i '' "i ‘ W 1 o- | ■ i. . stabilizalion . interna!km, ellr ru cies and reconstructicu o! war. torn areas. STRKICHM*. MAS i t TACK. Nuernliei g s., n - > A i'1 dais Streicher, one I the defen lants ii I the Nuernberg 1 kd -litters,: a I:., r ; attack today and \va- put ts lied, ; An ol'ficia'i -’..t'-ment fion 1 ■ dae i jii justice a1 itImritii's -aid ,1 v, a i "ton early to determined wlnshe the not, rioiis w-baiter’s heart at , ta . k was due ’ ■ an organic eonclit'■ m to mu t,,l .-'rain he ha I 'ossn mi der." U. S. Freighter Rescues 4,300 Japs From Liner Shanghai, Jan. 33.—-(AP) — * The dramatic rescue of nearly , 4,300 Japanese from their sink ing repatriation ship, the Enos hinia Maru, was told today yvhen the American freighter i Brevard arrived jammed with ; 99 percent of the survivors. The ship sank rapidly after striking a mine 60 miles off the t mouth of the Yangtze river yes terday. In only 35 minutes all the Japanese except about 30 killed in the e\plosion or in subsequent mishaps were trans ferred from the ti,00(l-ton vessel to the Brevard. It appeared likely that the re scue would set a record tor handling such a mass of peo ple. The Brevard's skippper. Id.. I Klimt. San Diego. Cal., said the rescue was accomplished with hardly a hitch in cooperation <d the Japaifse. whom lie describ ed as frightened but orderly. Murray Says Steel Can Loaf For Year On Reserve Profits Pittsburgh. Pa., Jan 23 (AP)— 1; ■vi.-i''ii o| Federal e< irporat ion tax laws was demanded today by tin l’l( 1-lholed Stool Workers a union and management each sought *o nairshid public- opinion on their side of file three-dav-old slrike Philip 1 Ittrrav. presi ent of th< C'lt ) . . i the I'SW. rharped in a letter Pi 'iroa- u-y Secret u'.v \ iusoi: 11 p c s in g Ic-L'.islat ion would sit i IP-' uI tool industry "guaran i.. pep are 2d !lerrei:: le- e| of |.re - war eai pin even it i’ hould loaf the rest of the 1 \ e;u IP s -tie I Pj-o/i.icilt B. F*. bair le di-<. a nationwide radii ad cin ■ 10 |> m. : nil lit to re ■ nt ,, • v , of the grim dispute. anti m - - tiemem tie • < 1 ou ui ini' i i-,.;. ; i, w! v Pro; ulent Truman's r..;: i • ■ i i ':'i ■■ ] i' '■ Is ft*v a wa'a ' a' - ' ; 1 : i * 1 , . . : \ mu,hi, w.i. reieeteii by ii1 mauemtu!. F s. sir. '■ a ‘or n1 a fifteen per , • : . - Fai -le ■ sai a t a a 7a j \ > i ■ iii i a the mi an t s proposal. 1 o ) . , a,. ed. "would endan , < in, i;ou amis i>[ I abrbailors on i ... ] ., , ,se • . ;. e X 1 - - tenet- would be in jeopardy should ,. . tin ;id . demands for i .: arra 'ad in ta "ti-v ’ \ r t■ w ill into it-' third .. tj 75 too die . ' nearlj 1 ;, .i i |,'. i,1 - ', 30 -' j ■ o:-. an . vssocisf • , Pi' v mrwv -bscO sod --mo •>«'». 500 an* in work m the : mol mdie i , p. tli.m 3".000 of those wore emp t rod ;ti. j -ic i. t!m romaii.dv r at small *•• labrinatin ; plant-'. 7 \ I I > i>ro;iu s iop,i .uii For Forestr\ In St'.ite Proposed Raleigh. Jam 23. i.\Pl A com • nroiicnsive survov o! tore 1iv .i t- " . t i■:,t mi in Xorth Carolina, cm- 1 1> idvind 17 root mmen lations for the 1 in .11 i \ i:u"11 of forestry resources, i was turned over to Governor Cherry i[ii. n iirning in ootvmonie.. held in | lie- gov.. ’> off ( ' Jack .! McXult. of Washington. - associate executive secretary of tile i Secie’.-, of \mrr.ra;; Foresters, t - cether with the Charles Lathrop. i Kmv-I v Foundation, sponsored tile survey at the invitation ex ten led h\ no Broughton in 1914. and pawled the report over to the gov j r.ynny ]n i’1r rt'i“nt :1 w;*s n'convnen.i<*.i j that the governoi rect < t the De- i i ’.art me lit of Conycr. at ion an i Do- I 1 Veliev ent to formulate a program : . : .adoi ; t" a comprehensive system : of State forests and place this pro- • i ram in the hands of a forest sur- , 1 vev commission, giving it an annua’ j appropriation of at least S50.000 for | 'on years. ARABS REJECT PLAN OF ADMITTING JEW? I Jerusalem Jan. 13 API Brit | <h * roposals for interim immiera ; ■ on of t 700 Jews monthly into ■■'ala-tow have been reweted lav tti \rali to ti committee which declar j d further study of the Jewish pro I blem was unnecessary. llorv joins JL \V '.ton. .’mi. 23. ■ AIT- -The • ; I tered its : : ■ day today ■ th . busterinj; southern sen dors in line \ nice. it w.n-.j"•• siblo to ran >.«> where |, vak Win.Ill eome in their well : to talk to leatl i . i would set u; ; ■ , ■ ■ , • : ir empUi.vim-nt prae - > . . -o! idw.e i iney. silvery . habitually adorns the lapel of ;i ..cl; o .a! with a i ed carnation. >t i i'i nod lo take up where Sena ,rs !(.|s>e!l, : ica...end. ('.eorgia, ana Dei »crat VIaryl >nd. left 1! at (> a m. Iasi night. The hatting or.ier has not been ; null need he;, and Hooy. but Sen; - Allen -1 Kiletlder. Louisian.. Jemocrat. volunteered that he is be lt; held in reserve. M>rrest;il Seeks 8-Member Group ()n Bomb (Control Washington. .Ian — < Al*' — Nm v Secretary lorrestal rc oomineinlcd sweeping basic cliHires toila' iii the doniestie atomic energy e-tutrol bid pro posed hi Senator McMahon. Denial rat. ('oniiertieut. Testifying before the siiecial Sen ate atomic committee, of which Mc Mahon is chairman, the cabinet of ficial said thi' Navy Denartmon’ ■ com ut it the < et 11 put pose oi the bill, but tinl- ;t un-atisiactori in set era! feature. Instead <>f the live-member, full *imc ("iitrol commission proposer by McMahon Fo-restal advocated at acht-memhe'' bodv headed by tlr v ice president of the United States Other ex-officio members would in lube the secretaries of slate, vva and navy. In addition, lie said, tlior ■■ ..old be four full-time members ap pointed by the President and con 1 nrmed by the Senate. Ajjrifiiilurr Dcparhiicsd! In Com mi Will Be Assisted By War Department If Aid Is Needed Washin/ton. Jan. (AIM —Tile Whitt H i ■ ttitmunc d t(,d;ty the [)■ pa i ni lit of Ab rtculture will seize and operate strike-hound meat packing plants on Saturday. Pres- Secretary Charier (1. Ross said tile Aerie ,1' a . Me part meat will haw the an! <d the War 1 )e;iartmen! "it aiv, • sary.'' and that the A-.rra allure Department will conduct the op erations. Ross dec!inod to an swer questions concernin'/ his terse ann.ainct nieiit. made to a hurriedly called news eonier erco. Ross made th- foliowing; oral statement ; 'The necessary , roco- lei' the soizuii- me imbem,g . e.i the secretary ■ •!' loin ; I ho e. • . e will be mode ,.y toe Dean' ent ■( Agl'ic ihare. a'n ln> Department, il nee, >ar> 1 ie p . o' Will 1.k‘ ,,i .1 ei by bit- Deis,!". ' si of Agriculture." A fer r. uu'a. . go ' t n-ent of: i ml. who u" or, i a. quoted 11 recilj b:,,| i n : icat e. 1 th. ' the muz11re w raid be ., Saturday to ; lie-1- I Li rther 1 , S' ie Striking CIO workei s t,. return f > their j"bs rule r r. ern ' el ' ",'i r • tion. Lab, r Dr:ur u r *1 s said that st rikmg A FI. w be: "I agreed 1" retain i! the .government took over. It rein.linen a : , :". . ,r . ‘ ! whet tier Federal ei/aro ■ 1 '!■' =''■ 1 , acking plant vould est. ily I he '’ern ; ! lb'W ol I ", a . 'a ' o . and park produe’.s to the u ,ti■ a i tallies. The Lab-.r D« b rte • I 1 .-1 a - surances that ' ’. • ‘ . AFL me.a : be ti. work, but there v.as no ,, > or-. , ,, 1" .cut . i one. i -.m 'll" Z"U a. 1 CIO worker.-. H, ve e". A 'nl S. el a: v • / 1 1 r .1 bar: Wb (Jib ,,n. ’-I he ll'._ i izure would lured • ’reparation oi ■ ,'i/nr, o..|" r v .is virtually eomplci, i| la-t night, it was learned althoin'b the government marked i ii• s-• in efforts to settle the A ret strike, which baa ~50.000 uork<rs idle in ',(( st ites. and there were a levs rays of hope. Eletrical » tinil was 'o bn re.-n i i b" b. New V ! ' aei va h 200,60(1 st l iking CIO Nbut," l l b, - tideal \\b rk, rs aim in. , , ral Eleel V< « * Corpora! ;,,n. Steel—Sei/urc of -trikebounil steel plants was reported hv those (lose to the White Mouse to he "hardly in the si ,ee ot serious discussion'' at tl'i- tim". Si.ipb ilium. Tbi . i • i: i ee 1 t:a ..a.- i'' b ✓ tion pen ten • ing >day 1 on 1 o ent ••!!>« 11*0(1 ■ ' yard wages til'leea pric n* Return Of ! .trwis To AFMVohnhle In N ear Future Miami, Fla.. .Tan. 25.— t Vi’’ — The return of John 1 l ew is ami his 500.000 I oiled Mine Work ers to the \mericau Federation of l.ahor became possible today after nearly a decade oS es trangement. There was an opening ol the 15-man executive council, and it was learned reliably that l.ewis was < onsiderins it more seriously than at an\ time since he and liis miners left the pat cut federation in 105(1. Top Al l. leaders. In-re for the mid w inter council session, con ceded that the opening was l ewis'. They were close-lipped. 1 however, about their plans, la-yyis was ritually silent. COTTON SAGS AFTER FORENOON ADVANCES I Hew York, Jan. 23 (API Cot ton futures opened 20 to oil cent.; j a bale higher. Noon prices were lr •; cents a bale lower to 80 cents higher. March 25.00; May 25.('3, July 24.!).). Pv. Close Open i March. 25.01 25 07 May . . . . . . 24 MB 25 02-03 July. 24.37 21(13-44 - October . . . 24.48 24.54-56 December . 24.38 24.;»4 March 1946 .... 24.39 24.51-54 'Strike a Disaster' U. S CIVILIAN PRODUCTION Admin istrator John D. Small (above), who characterized the steel strike as a “national disaster”, planned sus pending all steel priorities so that distributors ci ul : ration their small supplies in favor of public utilities and services concerned with the public welfare. (International)
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