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THIRTY-THIRD YEAR '••mf T. i'TTT'T.T1' HENDERSON. X. (\, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY IT 1010 !■ 1 vT. ( i-M > (’(HA
UNO Council Opens
Debate On Meddling
Charges Of Lebanon
(icncral AssembK
Kuds First Meet;
Success Assured
t nnihm. I rl>. la. 1 M
I ( li.inon accused Grea' Hi'itain
ijif 1 ITanee today ol "a giave
,tt.rdi on tlic sovereignty" of the
I v\ aiiline Slates and denim 1
, | "immediate an 1 simultane
ous evaenation" of all foreign
n ooiis from Lchanan soil.
,:n Mini- lor I uanI i• '•
io uf 1 .ebaiiisii openr I the • io
1.. .■, nil Syrian-I.el'one ” i :.i.
n t I Jrilain and Fran • • an i -
w m il forced the I X'< ' , i. ."
, ,.i,• ii tn n main in I.i n ' n as de
!, to the I ir. t gen - gil a .. emblv
o, .. rted for heme.
:i, 11ild the ll-nati n p' a."
..., i v that the pro. on 1 ■ of lh iti-a
Fi i nch 11". ■<ips const it at • 'a per
■ at nn-nace of meddling in tic
nil aftatrs of a member of the
t . and declared that then- pro
is not dictated “by militaiy
aty. n ir by agreement of tile
, unlent, nor by international
am ird "
Organizational Task.
fee 11 -nation ec nnmic an 1 >•>
1.. . ancil. remaining behind with
• Security Council, also was sclie
. , • i" meet today to complete a
ei/.itional task for tackiin : whip
w i statesmen have describe i a
t: basic ill" leading to v.ai
: i nera 1 assembly adjoin ■ i
at on a note of < >ptinnsm v. ill
i . ales expressin ; belief that .
!"iindation had been laid f".
; peace and security, a 'nr
b ' 'iic new organization had mau“
■ ■ eiidous strides t >ward the suc
i' which the League of Latin;.
■ I to obtain.
it .'.nil stand in adjournm i : unta
Si ■ her when it c mini"- in Xe.v
A ■ . City, which w;n approved bv
- ■ si'ssii m ol the asst mblv as
'■ aporary home.
' a questions disposed of last
’ ' included tlic hotly debated is
t admitting labor organizations
dhe I XO in a consultative rap
i" tv The assembly adopted an
’■1 • . ian res<ijution bv a vote nf a
ing advisory status to three
1 a at ii ms the World Fedor, hi.,'
' " :i' t nions, the Interna' anta!
1 o' alive A11 lance, and the Ainer
• ■ di■ ration ol r,ahoi-.
" "l the last actions of the a -
delegates was app, i.val i>t
• • ■ lulion calling upon inemlv n
l"r "immediate and drastr
11 ■ head oft starvation in tin
: Ii.v eiinserving fond . 'll ipbe
ra.' ing grain produel ii n
Davenport
"lakes Stand
In Defense
die, Fob. 15. ( API
a 1 1 )a\ 'enport ! ul.iy e ml:n
(ie erihe fiiiim-i.it iipi-i.iti1111s
1 lormer “big ..;ij>Ii■ " loan brok
1 business, testitying in b.is • -wn
' - a- at his trial in Pitt c - nty
>i court on charges ol cm
■ y t i delrnud and fraud iiy
■ pi etense.
- i-nport said the rep n ! that Ills
• business was being investigated
I - i-d -'depositors'' to become pati
'• m August ot 1<I 14, result mg in
,n on his accounts in the N'ev,
I’e:' mit of the Branch Pa i sing
i i'mst Co. The de|nisilors lieliI
|1 e.upi rt's checks as security tor
■ 'm: they mode to him.
!>a\enport said that he still bo
bei I .| lie ei old have liipiidated hi'
II a -a: less successfully, returning all
‘'■mis deposited in his loan liusine.
lie not been kept in iail so
I"»S- __ <- ,
StocksGenerali)
Hit Higher I>c\ els
New York, Feb. 15—(AP)- Stock
generally rose fractions to more than
hiree points m today's market, fol
lowing release of the government':
hew pay-price formula, but there
was nothing that resembled buying
rush.
Ahead the greater part of ti.• -
time were U\ S. Steel. Bethlehem
Chrysler, General Motors. Santa Fe.
huion Pacific, Great Northern,
Montgomery Ward and Natimia
1 hstillurs.
Hint Futures Show
75 Cent Increase
New York, Fell 15 (AP) -Cot
1l,u futures opened today 15 to 4l
'cuts a bale higher.
Noon prices were 45 1o 75 cent:
® bale higher. March 26.09, May 26 -
■-1. July 26.17.
Pv. Close Opel
March. 25.94 26.m
v . 26.02 26.Of
Jul>' ■ ■. 26.0o 26.1.
Legless Vet Bowler
HERE'S ONE for the tody . hoot. Vet
eran Joe Moled of Indianapolis,
Ind., scored 173 while competing
against Detroit's leading bowlers at
the Percy J. ties Hospital in Battle
Creek, Mich. And that’s a score not
to he sneered at — e peri illy when
the bt v. let h; rtii .1 legs. Joe
lust his in set vice, (ir.tcrnatio! al)
Pctoh Maps
Former L.S.
Ambassador
Asset ts Braden
Headed Spy Kiiig
While U. S. Envoy
.. '.if.-. !•'■■ * 'f
r-rc id. nli .1 Cm hdal II . I
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C. S Seen I. -v "I f
.V: • a ' " i ■!' t »
A;i:< • lim
c;jn \! : - ' •' «J
tint t i I *!'- • ;
*' 1 : ' ’ ' • • ■
, 1 in i'E idi’»‘- ' Ait tin*
•- u.
* 1 ' f- l'f>
m '>A
mi:.> !• 1 ' ,,i A
: a ;
v • ' fiully couii
UiES.”
Stale Employes
Need Salary Hike,
Johnson Asserts
HaU-i.'b. Kch la ii,,|
< all* " "-hit.- fula.-.'.l v .ik.
1,0tv eel seal 111k P™'1' <"
Iv stall. daries. got a chai pi - <»
tiav • th. m »< =C.te Ire; im
Charles .loi itson .,
••E\i-ii"- >>' ■ 11 ,
gotten t! <•: >•" 1 "f 1
savit g that i f
1 gam/.ed h*h.-r, witl'. lh" l’^
ineivase m 'he '*'•••• • ' " ;
worker, in absolutely
keep them fro. nt° a low
standard ol .. '
Johnson also sa th. an - o
organized labor make it iiccc.-sui y
for farmers to get a b.-ttei 1>111 ° C"
their products. .
liefei ring spc.-ilically t - 1 •
of state employes, he •' '
the fact I am a constitutional ollicoi
and the next general as set bly coul.
' not increase by salary ev. n d th..
; were so inclined. I certainly ha,
no selfish motive in calling attontioi
to the I act that somethin: must lit
done for state employes With a im
tlier increase m the cost o! h\u.
lire to come, they can n .t get alon.
. n their present salaries.
O’Mahoney
Backed For
Ickes’ Posi
Wyoming Senator’s
Name Is High On
President’s List
Washington. I-Vb. 15. (AP)
l’r< sitlent i riman was re
port I tod: y delitn'ratii g over
i hall dozen j.<> .'> 1 • ■ appointees
for Secretary of trteri >r. with
Si Mat• r -1 • i'ph () Malinne\. W.v
i miny I )t time rat. s; I'.mgly back
ed bv ( : i.;: 111 i i 11 i i fr lei ids.
U i. the I -c In ■
ii,i . Ill ..dried th ' Mr. Tr mem
; (‘.I under ic.i \' hether (
.:i y • ■ •>'!.! hr of roe ms ire to
' be .:•_!! rati a in toe ra.’.nrl or
!a Senate.
. < < i
me the >n here is t
Hunt, either . ill s ircrvd him im
mtdirtely or lx'•'•me a candidate for
the .senatorial nomination at stake
in the .-.ate this year.
Douglas Ma> He Man.
1 ■ ’ i’ tin ih r i * I c *n t t. ms away
fromthe Senate to till the ’ m th d
Harold Ickes resigned so e.\ploi\ely.
-me Presidential advisor -a t it i
that Justin \\ Ilian O
1) uglas might he u.*ked to lea\e the
\!1 sorts of switches in hi*, of
ti. :al family wa re reported to
have In cn suffc. extort to the Pres
ident. v»)'o saw sevt nrt se niors
and II nise mem hers about the
in itter.
Those in a position to km v said
’ he re had imi discussions •: . no
si hie switch of Secretary <•: Labor
; , ■ : 1
Truuaan as indicating th; ’ ;t would
he a di' ’ icr.lt pviihlcm i • -r him tr
..11 the labor post.
Also discussed, le i. latam .-aid.
th< ; t.v • ■
• - i
be chosen for the resulting court
\ acancy.
i other cabinet change - d 1 to
have been talked am ut : t the White
House i Ived '• 're
tary o: Agriculture Clinton Ander
son to Tnfeno!' with a ire {-W“ster
r.er named to succeed the formei
New Mexico rej'resentative.
AFL
Price Plan;
CIO Silent.
Backward Slop And
Unacceptable, Says
President W. Green
\\ hit tin Feb : vf,) 1 !' '
\FI. tn :i> ' 1 ' 1 !':t " 1 1
l> ice ' ■' 'm‘
ale-l-aetoi-.v. una eptalile aim a
backward step. ,
A, , . Fedei ition ot 1 ••
pre idt1 nt \\ilham G i c; m '1 11 ' 1 11 *
11., - pniiey II a formal Otcau'n:
wlnrli ai-■1 ‘ : tne I'i' !1
" 11 w i 11 ot > crve to i l
Illsion and 11 i pI> 1
ti'inible.'-. We fear it Will a, " eieam
widespread social, industrial and
seimt t and phea\ al -
"It ostabl i. be - v. e 11 >;1 n g ‘ •>
. ; i - ' ' •• ■ ■ 1 ■' ' ■
■ *
• X(I CM:: ploy •. M‘ will be willtlt '. b
l argam colleiTiv el> w itn a *•’1 ‘’ llil"
ion under tin restrictions int>>• >sow
bv the new policy.
-We realize that tiie government
laces a serious ditTicully in seek in.,
to promote full production while
wage and oziee di'pute- disrupted
reconversion. Put the n nv policy r
iui solution."
K) P t Pi
made no immi diatt' cow •■•ut "i- • 1 ■'
policy. One CIO oll'ieia! .-a, i that the
CIO would make no » *m icnt unii!
alter the steel strike had been end
ed.
Bank Of England
Is Planed Unde;
Government Buie
1., .Him, Feh l.i. (AP) The
first tei the Lnbot Gov
ernment'.- s"<naln itiaii program was
completer! today with the .mixing
ut King C Id ! ge .' - glia' re ! a a bill
bringing the 250-ye -old Bank ot
Fngtand under public mvnei-liip.
The n '-.mure. d> cel b.\ the
| ,i I,.]- Gov • •' iimcnl .i- i giv It ciiar
., • • • , ■ ' tlie Fi g
pit*." provide- th ' :he :muk shall
administered by i governor,
1 anfj co irt <•: ten director- appointed
by the king Owners ot -haivs in
the bunk whirn n is paid dividends
, j U per cent ana i.div -ineo 1IH23 -
w ill he C' mpen-abu v Gn govein
t• • 11 >tock> bearing •. per eo t iii
l tere. t
Tasting New Bread
SECRETARY of Agriculture Clinton
P. Anderson is shown in Washing
ton os he tasted some of the new
bu nd made from flour at the new
80 i ercent rate. The pale-ivory col
ored bread was baked at the Dept,
of Agriculture's baking laboratory
in licit: vilie, Md. Anderson dis
patched to President Truman throe
loaves, (me baked from ordinary
hour, and the others from the “sac
riticc'’ flour. (International)
Feur Persons Die
Is Besult Oi
Stats Accidents
Wreck At Hamlet
Claims Life Ct
Its Sixth Victim
l!v ! lie Associated l’rcss.
!! ;'ia. ,incident ■ were tv-!mn
-ble today for till' deaths ol at
lea: t !' ur pcr.-eiis in North Can lina.
At Hat.'ift. 15 year old Klirtr,
Dawkins deal in a hospital, the
..ixlh vi.'tim ol a Tuesday ni.pht col*
| . ;,,n i e two : :;(■ irunbile-, a mile
Raekin.yham. II; mot her,
. I aiiae tars, an aunt and tw > other
pel ' died p) e\ io ly "! in
is a i ill t lie nine el asT.
II Carlyle, 11. ol ()r
l- an. i i i m ,, IjUin! lertcm hospital
t ra! tie accident in which
near I. ei 11
Urs. J ihn I so mi
ifih ■ ay li
i ... . .. i . . ill the ml.-—
Hill, Firs! Ft. John
f : Hu: er PC >\\ eaa p w
| ... the truck in which lie
i.oa a..• ft urneil.
CHILD DEIJNQUENCY
IS REPORTED DOWN
IT'D i 'll. Fi ' lk. -Cu tr ay to
,,1,1;,. ■ -e was a decrease
, j ereent n iu\cnile
tlii lh-c-vi period, 1<)5I) 1
1!I4 '• . \ os that "i the pi t v ious Fv e
a pm!" 1. 193 4-39.
deduction was made by Dr.
Will \ H Saudi r-. pio:es"; ol -
Ui e: - tv t Nortl
( ei ie addre e
i ml i' lie Wei tun b -
. . a, a Wo! .a r t till
*1 'Do Jnstit'ite. which hey;,a ye —
, and will continue thr 'mil
1 be as directi >’
tl,, N'.rth C.a ia.a State 1.si ol
Merchants Enter Battle
Over Tax Discrimination
is> m\ visitK'i
Daily Dispatch Bureau
I: Uriah, l-rb la. (AP> "nr ri
t!v> trn n-riulr n adopted by (hrr. -
tur." i I thr \'..i tii Carolina MiMvIuint.*
,\: - nr nit a ! 1. : r this wrrk puls tllr
membei men ' right in the mid
,,|t. ,a a : at ' rr tax exemption*
;,iat ■ : \ i . tar-reaching rami
i u at a m*
l iu. rr n1 a ■: petition' Norte.
Can : i t ■ "i Con tress to
use tin nf i t e to eliminate fed
eral tax ill munitions now given
... i et competing tax
paring busier This deals with one
phase . *i a minatory iiolic>
which ■ r butinesses have pro
tested.
\n,,[.1( : in_ ■ ■! the same gen
era I qur la • tax exempt ion or
rannr ids aim -n uvs it presented in
connect H.n wit.'; county fairs or
events spot nod by benevolent and
eelymoi.r n a i \ ' organizations. In
many lnlai;. ■■■■ to sponsoring asso
i latioiis get mi small returns from
ptoereo- 1 ' a* in othei eoo[>ei a
tive vent'ire major share Of "pro
1 its." o' saving.-- accrue the iew
men who operate the business.
Fanner cooperatives. both I'".
1,living and sellin a consumer co-op
eratives like rural electrification
niitlits. and olhe organizations en
joy oxen pt ions t rum i i m e -1 -.
taxes which must be paid by indi
vidually owned or corporate tirms
1 olidering identical servires to tile
public.
This situation had been and wil
lie protested, but what gripes pri
vate operators most is the fact thal
m some install -s Ihe governmen
takes tax money which they p:iy am
lend it hack at low interest rate
t,, co-ops which compele m the opei
mai ket will, tin- laxpayvi - Since
then re more vote .. n
be -i eo-ops than among opera
tors ot pi-ix ate enterprise.- law mak
ci: mi both state and national le\e
,:iv slow to oppose tin* existing sys
tem Siime merehants confess tha
in this matter, as in then traditiona
opposition to Ihe- state- salt's tax. tilt
resolution was more for the roeon
tinn because of any real hope o
relief.
End Of Steel Strike
Is Forecast As Result
OfNe w Pri ce Program
Price Increases
Will Pc Granted
After Pa\ 11 ikes
hill'd n 3:*h. 1 .*>.— ( % V ) —
OPS hi \\ i hiir:.ton enntident
I\ expert | ,• steel stride >,,ttle
ment t«•«1 * x as a ' x' ill follow up
to President If nr' Trun * ’s
h«pl-er w a e-jrriei liiv* and his
elioiee <u < hester Bowles to hold
it.
Pro--, idinij | vii e inen .st h>r in
Ci e. --S lor iiidii.'try 1 e a r G<*v
emnio ' - a) a,: - od v . . • • t mo
n< • I Hit
basi - for ending tho *\ dk • : •
7f)0.000 CIO I ' -• <
largest single .-trike in American
hisO»: y.
Other hie a < b! i aak- - .id appr.>v;il
O' a stoel pri ce 1 >on- * i >: x :mat
ly So a 1 i would be a fact >r in
the seliClement.
Kev Production Lagging
The President aid the new pol
icy was de- igned to rone with a re
needed production is lagging and
convers! m 'iiuation in \vh;e':; v;’ illv
collective bargaining “has broken
d- ’ ‘• " 1 a,\ !;ev i”ui b i->
It calls for t ’esc broad changes
in the nation’s approach to the
w age-mice (|iiestion:
1 \V gc inere -* / • ' bo ap
pr..\ ed bv the Xati- n;,! Wage Stab
ilize!!' n Boaru. And this beard nniW
see that they d" nol exceed the
patten
' • •. . < VJ x \ About 16
to 18 per rent.
2 -Maher mice w-i " •'! hi
i • ' • v
- instead I I' aider -is monlhs—to
ie-in-. | ir fif-dilt* nperal ion ..Her an
-,|.|)]-i ■ . -I v. • iit-n use I - granted.
2 opA Adr in a '
c,,mes direeto ■ oi t e el, m ted
Office - I F.cnn nnie Slahili/ati m and
j chanted with layini; down the
pc -Fie rule aw I ho ■' n - n-y
I_I'aul Porter, chairman of
Commission and a staunch Imld
Ui(. Federal Communications
Iho-lino man. stops into Koulcs
DIM shoos.
y Tho war-t no OKS is re- - o
• , replace (lie Office nl SI biliza
tjpn Ad- mistr. 1 ii-n pie- musty
hi-sd.-il by .Tulin C’ul!"l. A its !>' s
Onllei ! - it l:l! is it- ' - • -’ lid- and
under the ,U|>n- : -a Honw
v ,,, i | i--,., - J,. Suvder V it:
wj„ ., tangled .mi pricing policy.
(let :. re : hi- Mi - —
, - ri IVder.'ii 1 id«e.-hip.
Kg\ ptian Prcnusr
And (Cabinet Quit
( '; 11*11, 1 -'(-h. 1 a. ( A I ’ I I a a .
Mil Malmudfahi y Nnki
[ r-islia -. 11 i a . out ire e- -a! iti- >n eai)r
inc1 n- : -.iii'il today.
H,nieces close to the crnmi it
n- -ni-ii lately pro dieli l N'»ki asni
would bo asked |o f.. a; a n-iv cab
inet which would ha-hide i-nlv ni-riii
l.ors of his Saadi:-1 i ... 'y .m i moin
1 hi- ' 'I the lilioi al e. •! lit a' am pai ly.
which already has a slrnli-4 yrnup
in opposition ranks.
Ihitish Amilassa.liu 1 "id Killoran
left for I.eiidiin duriiu, the day for
eonsultatiuns of an undisclosed na
ture.
HEATHER
FOR NORTH < XROLIVV.
Fair tonight and Saturda\ :
slightly colder with lowest
temperatures -I to 26 in inter
im* and 26 to 20 in coastal areas;
warmer Saturday.
fT WAS A WHALE OF
'4 ■■WWlUt'
HIS WORRIES WERE PILING around him so “Dopey Dick" the confused
whale of San Fi m isco Ba> ended it oi: by beeoi ing wedged amid the
supports of Pier 3 at Nas, Calif. The big lellow, 30 feet long and
weighing 33 tons, is .hown at the end ni a barge cable after crews of
three carric •.- tied at the pier (.■■:. plained oi the local “fresh air." A
cutter wiii tow the carcass out to sea and blow it uu. (international)
G. M., Auto Union
Arrange New Parley
President Of Corporation Will Take
Part In VVa°e Talks For First Time
Ft • iii a I \I(■(.i iat< >r -Ft UK1' i F* v.a-\ . i
at noon t -day h • had arran .. d
ineet.il f< ' . KS'l be!wen
; President C I ru a • W i F • 11 of < it :
i s al IVIot.ni C "i | r <ra t i<»n ant i'.
dent i». .F I lutlna.- >*1 the FI' > l lui
ed Auto Woria•;
I )evvey .«■ aid that in ado •: i l
union head. Thon>a: . the l . \ w *
Walter KeiIn-r and S«\ ’-a
treasurer George Adds, and tin ;r
staff.
\\ iIson's First 1 i<n .
W i!.-. 11 *s | »a r1 icii >.i * n»n ..: :lr- !..!!■.
wi 11 mark his 111. l aj>; H-a/a:,ae m
;;7- da \ oil i st tike i n \ < • i ■. : i. : I , . > a :
Cl. M.' pmiiiii-Uan
1. i ...1 n ! i. .' : . < '. a.-!)CC'ts
u! 11s . i : 1. ii M ussed.
n ■; i • i f to pre
i ■' '. • ■ ' ..at.imil', e
• ■ tills
. . .; ; \ r. i. .i . ’li Adds.
I.. .. ■ : ■ • i ...n < j.i •« k!y
■ii .ilfer of
. • ’ o . , ; o ,,n hour,
• .tri io i said
tin 1- across
• i. ,.i.til (1. M.
■ ••••• Ui'- Id ' cents
ns lease
i.;. . i oo - a initial fact
line!ini; beard
: we. e i ignifi
• : l" resume
1 . • 0.1 111)1 w ISil
Roosr\t*ii is
Dt •awn Into
War Probe
W as Given Message
Night Before Raid
Which Meant War
that 1 he ni.eht 1 'del e I’eari 1 hi 1 ‘
he had handed President ... . .
inlun iatn"i which !'
President t<> exclaim "Urn- means
war.''
The si:'emonts came l:e: lon
numdei 1. I; Schulz v. m. h-d tie
Sena!e-1 h n :s" cm : ■:.. hi ' 1 i ;.i
ins the 1 Jrcember 11* ihi-astd
that lie was at the i me ".. "Uiy a:
the Whitt Hi'me.
SchiiV said Harm Hopkm wa
with the President at the time ‘‘in
Hopkins sum ti: sim e wa a -|>-m -
ed imminent "it was ic h.m wi
couldn't strike the tir-l hew an
prevent surprise
Koosevcit replied. Schula. sain
••Xu. we can't un t iial. We am
tiemoei ;u \ ami a tie .cel il people.
Schulz sa tl was i entioi
oj Pea Harbor. H t
geographic mini" I recall was Iran
t'i-ina aid theie was no mdicaiioi
Thai tomorrow was m-eessarily tm
day.
Without dissent, the Senate an<
House today adopted a resolute.:
i xlendin.: the deadline' lui endui
the in\ e tiaation Pi .lone i. 1 In
House acted w ithout disi Ussmn ;
few minutes allot receiving thi
lesaluti'iu from the Senate.
4" ctUA A* Forter,
New OF A Boss,
Is Large Man
\Pi - v
Kent uuky
>! \ , y. and tnund
i nr..; raging
; , in-. ' C ■ ! HI!!
• ■ ering six
, » te horn
1 i. , • '! • ,I: atted I mm his
the FeFderal
: to head
< d much
e Adr:: mis
: . g . tug him is
■: its first
> p.i-itt a’hicve
. ..• >1’A . i' ackers iu
■ g at alt imatn
)!’ \ beyond tin?
■ ■ ■ • ■; \ a g la w.
m > rt mt test
ad a strung
• .•■!•()PA an
! I nmi a .1 , ;i| year,
.A '■ • . ,m end ivement
Am!.-, file GOP
i ; the IIa,;-< voted
p. •, ■ i ger the OPA
, i , • t go ul entui ring rent
i i • . 11 lit):!- l:: \nd he gut an
il .1. a> deputy
• ati, ui ’in.' ()':; i of Kri mom ic
• n " • ■ r iw, ensuing
yea 1‘S.
WZRTfSiNG MEDIUM.