Dtenîtersott Έ\atly Dtspatrb
THIRTY-THIRD YEAR
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HENDERSON, N. C
ESDAV EVENING, APRIL !».
J' IT.i. ill ; . 1 I 1 Al IIJIN
t - I . , - \Ί AN"
FIVE < ENT.> < < H'Y
'Vocation'
From Draft
Is Proposed
lie use LiUei I lie-Λ
Fui Senate Do? .it;
Pay H osl Srusjlu
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Λ fa- îj . ί: ! ρ V\1 Î " ιι ικι: .ν 1Λ
ativî e»U* ' · a Γ Ι' ·ι ι sesskiii
I > · Ί .1 .5 · ΓΓ.ί> Μ Π* ! *,Γ. Ι .1 '
<·,>;> ·η\»·. <»!, ί »· I 1 ·\ Hep.
Sa. \ ι ι η >) ·,.ί a ma rail·*
i'n .· ·ι \ ι-.ι . % Π ' . H )ί ι V»
ff Γ ' ' i \ ! Oil ] il. ί V\ · t ! 1
a .ι ! ι j .i m [ iti.ù < .<·.<η « an.ii
!*: ι ( ·. ■ · > .U! ! .1 ι»! O :sl«»n
a. ·». ι II' · IV· >i ! r.l ι » îvin
st. I l ; at at t .liter t t.u »iale il
ΓΪΙ.Ι I !UN i.lil v!i >· i ·> π · ' ·
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Λ «il·.; l !i lui. >»t «ι'ι « ιirr ,eti
I ι il a a ( t iie i !ο«:ν v i .Y of ι
li .,· < .t .1 i loi·.:'.. ! . t iaitial
Sr»:ate s aliment seem I to la
vor ( niiuiiin.". sil-rlie srr.it |
\i i(ti* * an\ »n:h experiment.
Γ.» . ί- · ι te . ί i 1 » . e ir.litar\ !
( . r. ·. ■ ι v. . ; "i ΐΆ ζ t > ta ici.
fU ci (·.! . h îL.v ι. p» - -1. ") ! ο. * m wtia* !
rnv nu ■. ·. . :« t m;i;c abolit ex- |
tt n'in.^ lia' tirait ! a >\. now due to
rvp::*e My lâ. The p(»'.:îa:al con
s:,\ i i i> of an eU-ji: η year madt :
tni· oec. .·-1· '.'a· te η y < -nés.
Sentit : A.UHtin (Π1 Vo.muT
was »>;>;,n.i.-ts · tli:.t the S» n.ite «mu») I
would approve his proposal for η
strnifiht way 1 " yr.ii· t · χ t < ■ î .-ion
ν ; . the .-r;". i ν o! ; : id ■ ii'ti es lim
ited : > 1 ί! 1 intii.-. 'i hi.· is t'ae pro
gram the armed forces have been
in p;i ■
: · oss the Capitol, however, in
fluential 11· use military committee
nun· ι·. re.-orteil that the War De
) ..i : · ·■ :>î u.:. V. ill ; > agree to ;i
fi r r 1 »n: - : , u un indui'
I ;m:i ,.· η· ,· . U · ... t r May 1 à.
provided Ci ngi'ess would vote a lull
yi.i;'.- ex te ns ion of selective servies, I
Ιο ι' courage enlistments, Hep. I
Vinscn (D) cf Georgia introduced
II _ι : ':..n tin· $'ΐ,'Όπ,ΟΟΟ re··:-, it
inu j»r >4!' ini. Tin. mea.-u.-e curried
prf vi· i m.: for raking the pay of all
< nlisvd pei nnel with a 100 per
te-· boost far privates and for a six
months ban on draft inductions whÙf
tin' ι : · '..lit- · the recr t ; : -
campaign w κ i'einj; tested.
ί a pert s Declare
Professor \Yron<*
()n Λ-Bomb Test
Washington \ι>. il Κ.— ( VIM —
Tin· task torce thinks the prufos
Mir worrit's too much abcut the
earth-cc.nvulsiuir possibilities of
lh« .iioniic bomb.
Two of the atom tost force
r\r-crts «ore askel today about
a statement by II S. I'lilor. pro
lessor of physics at Vale uni -
vcrsity. that the selection of
Piki i atoll as the site for the
t st was "an ill advised ehoioe"
earthquake of disastrous magni
tude.
Hi- suijResled that the bomb
explosion mi^ht eraek the erust
under the floor of the l'aeifie.
letting in sea water which, cum
in-. in contact itli volcanic
heat, could touch off a chain of
earthquakes strom; enough to
upset the stability of the earth
on its axis and to distort its
f-hai'e. Such a chain earth
quake could generate a tidal
wa\c a mile or more high, the
pro I essor theorized.
WEATHER
I Oi; NORTH ( ΛΙίΟΙΤΝΛ.
.Mostly cloudy, little change
in temperature, scattered show
ers this afternoon: cloudy and a
little cooler tonight anil tomor
row .
Pros And Cons Of Farm
Parity Rider Explained
College Station, lialeigh, April J.
- iJ; . li W . Korsler, head t > f the de
p.i I'· ill '1 a.ncullui ;tI economies
a; >>1 .lit- College, today offered lor
• <■11 l· il latum by Nor til Carolina la ι -
11 it· ι - lin· basic plus and con of tho
1;ii ι·ι-1 \ι·.ν ruler in the Senate
11 ; t ed minimum wase bill.
I )r I* < Μ .- ι*·! listed two factors
wiih h umlil be considered 'pro' and
tw < inn tin· \ 1 m' >ide.
Factor.-- favoring tho passage oi
tin.· parity ruler which would re
quire cnn. (deration lo larni labor
r o t.-, m 111'1 establishment of parity
pi ici ■ for I a : m product - are: I I )
Farm i.i would be a - are I of imme
diate nu leases in price., "f all crops
(assuming that labor pay is higher
now th.in durum Ihe base period on
which parity would be figured); iJi
the bill would tend to equalize far
mer returns with wage increases for
labor
"tons' were listed as: (1) farm
price would be scaled so high in
relation to the products of other
countries 'hat ïji' Heel products
lllltv lint 1)1.· ill· in I · 1111)1 t, jn till
I ι(Η η llUlli.lt III. V ' U'l'l | >1'. ι· 111 C I un 1
rights itself; iiiclividwai living
I >St Willi 11 I ι I -1 ' -it 1 > alM i 11 ! 11H ' -
et ι ; 111 ■ 1 > in < i.i ι -1 ( nil ■ ni : 11 at it hi
I m ikesini ii 11,ι\ t· ' t.i' i11· ι t lu· | n n
bable yearlv iiu um »· at :>ll!â pe:
capita).
The fan; ri niiiuni ' ι κρ'ι.ιίικ-ο
that farm parity pruv an>u·: r ·.. -1
ιηι· law ηιι'Λ ,.ι e alt· ·■ v. ι m n ·utiι \
.aid. os t i'ii ibl.v. refkvi an.'· riiau.a
in the farmer's cost of productUu
in Its relut ion to th" ale prn f ! 11
oroducts. Farm la :. ·. ι · t ha\·· is··
been a factiir 1 mi: ι .r.
the ι1.· tab! ishiiii'i i t ■ ■. p i ι > ' ;. ·.'.':
expand in . media ι ! at inn ι ; 1, III
nit; ι ί icratii 11. . In iwr\ ii. a! >■ h' i
likely in become a on ι c. ivol;
smaller item in prodnetini. cost, l)i
Foster observed.
The government now is bound t
support farm prices at II ι per con
of parity, the artificial floor l'o: tan
products.
TWO KILLED IN NEVADA TRAIN DERAILMENT
TANGLED WRECKAGE IS AIL THAT REMAINS of the Western Pacific's crack Exposition Flyer, after it li ft the
tracks near Pilot. Nov. Two were killed and 58 injured in the spectacular crash that occurred as the tr.i n,
traveling eastward, ju:. ped the tracks and smashed into four nearby buildings. Quick work t.f two section
hands in puuiuiy walci' into the engine's fire-box prevented entire wreck from catching fire. (International)
Churchill Wanted U.S. To Enter War
If Japanese Moved Against Singapore
Adm. Stark Claims
tie Uid Net Know
War Coniub Held
Washing*.mi. April ... (AP>
.veinι H: ι .M.t St..:......I ' · aj no
would ha\'B ailiil iin.meuia'.cly .1 lie
had k: ΰ\\ 11 I'lr a.lent Ιί.· ·ν·. ft! :<-'·!
a Japanese tirj'I :.ai . .re
ceived the night υ: De.·, ti. lull,
ntant war.
I f tliei e wa.< a .· ai· .·. >11 er > tv
in til·. White Ho so t'.at ιιι·;Ιι!
; i Η · e . e ι. the Ί .ι] 1.. I:·. ■■ e at1 -.ι » ϊ 'ι
I 'car! Haro r It ri; 1 1 ■ ι a St.-'iaie
il. use i η .'| ι. ι ry r aimn'a. . he ev.
St.ι.!;, ton: or c t" . . lia a! n ; » -
e : a ! ι1 .p.-, a ~ . e ; ;. t ·.·. a
till· e ' : ι. ι : Ittte l'e.-ίΐ. ; i·.1 I ii ;,ri: ι i.
ι ccc: .· e.:i .a . a' .. ni'i'i' 'i ..g> .
Bel ' ι·. ' ' oiv\ Set
Kiehai d ·>»η. ·■.. tte·■ ■ ι pu:
into the ι·.·, ι 1 .*»·» o: ! nt.-nt ■ ■
Staiand ( it ·ιιτ.. I (ii ·; ;.· Ai..r
for.-ni
■ aid sun· em > in ί' i. . . .· ic
lalleit in an clJ'ort ' ι lea η theii
whercam ats the night tielote t ! it·
Sunday at'.nri. tin H.r.vaii.
I>e.»pil e te·' : ■. y \ ■ Ί11. : iv I -
tie.-sos that President Roosevelt In.i
ti ;. .1 to I e : . ι ! ·;■
ι ci at Kills ! lut! 11. : ! ;. ; ! ! ι *. ·ι ·.". ιi
formed lie w...·· at'e i.iinu a m >.··ιι·;ι
t . >: : ι · I ν .il ,. ira I ΐ . ■ ', ' S:... . . .1
again lie c-·ι;Id l·"'. rivortlwr v. aei e
he was.
M;iit! is ( )rdercil
Back I n Charlotte
Wa hin.;· ·: Λι-ι t ·'· ι Ai '
Federal .Wi .. ι . , .11..·, : ι \
I >:d< red l.< it. ·■. ι «·: 11:, .i '
("harlotle to lace chariies of kidnap
ping In !!■->. Γι , i'.iv i II
lie agri" :. ,...· .
lia oca.- ι ■ f ) lii ι ' ..'It : In. .
II \ VV h I e ll tin II I·: ! 'ill ι· . I : ■ :
s ». Tilt I I u!)t:.in .' ι lea-c ::
custody.
I Dele: ι Attn: ne.·. .1. ·.· I. a:. .
li1 contended . 11 the extradition
hearing that " e p" ■ ο lings v. ■ re
! "n. it in g" ' i :. ι ι i·.·· tn . ι ι ;... :
■ condition;- in ( ha ■ ■ : 'r." ai. i : a'
I ("harlot le ρ· ii. e "i -..·*■.; : he ! -
I flier wil l, tl.i gn ! -a -a .. . :■ , aire I
her and the hil : I : ·im Charlotte t"
Washington.
Pearl Harbor Probe
Ii Opened Again;
Message Revealed
Wii.-hiimttin. April «J. — (ΛΡ) —
W : 111 · ί ι Churchill pres.ed the late
Pivm'icnl Fianklin Roosevelt a- eas
ly :::· February 1U41 tu 'm till in
Japan ai.\i"ty ' that a nt >ve toward
Singapore \v« 'ii.l mean war with the
United State.-·."
Tlii. wa.· ui. closed today a..· the
Si r.ate-House eimu'ïiiltee mvestmai
: 11 Japan's attack on Pearl Har
bor wa. given new doeunien.s {Adh
ered trom Stale Department and
White Hou.-e file·.
Se ι h Richardson. committee coun
sel, ! nt them into th · reoί .1 when
the i-«i:iii!iittcv reopened it.-. heaiiiR:-.
Message I-'rom l'ieniior.
One document was a message
frnni tin· then Prime Minister "i
t" Ml. Uoose V e|t dateiι 1' el i
*:»»!. i. " pi · 11'. > 'lice ii
11 ,..t '· 11 :· · Japai ι ·. e ; 11 .ίm 1 make
war en ii ·. or to do someBiil ; which
would compel us to mala.' war on
them dunu^ the next lew weeks or
months.
"There are some," Churchill ad
rh < ;. "'.via 'i h l ier that in Japan
pr·.· ι nt η->od she would hav e η >
In - ·.. : ι 11 to entertaining an nUvmpt
U - a ke war ai.; ; illst i loth your
conn: ι y and tmne. Although it h
I ; ; y I ' : ' 111 bel let 11 ! a t 111'" 'Nil
;uv ill.mil ly ai'an'.. t such an event,
eue l'an not 11·!'..
Double War.
"Whatever veil are able to de t..
ί η s t I ai Japan anxiety a. to a dou
ble . er ma.·, . I l ee l ai av. .t.as th;
d: ι:.,· ' X· .'I tin* le. : lioiild we
;.li,l,e ii" attack»··t. :t vvoiili 1 be till ·
licult le over-state the μ rave char»
aeti ι of th · ei>n-0(|;lence .'
Five days later another niersag·'
came from ιΊιιιι ι ail 1 which : aid.
-1 lave received better new.· cen
cerning Japm. 11 seems 'Jap toreiga
1,11,11 κ shortly . -m ·. Ιο Me em.',
j'.ellm and Home l'or tin.· purpose "i
ι ; .verni .·. the failure ■ ol act ion auain ι
us. The fear of the United States
appear.- te hav e postponed aita·. ..
which -reined imminent. While com
pletely under-tauding yom situation
,.μηΙιπ ' ell. ctlli.-nt of lull on while
our hopes depend. The more these
fears can be aroused, the better.
Presumably, the bill to which la
referred was the lend-lease act. en
acted in the spring el 1941.
Byrnes l akes I ρ
For Brass Hats,
Blames Congress
Washington, April !). - (AP<
Ii,.ut lei-.e fa Sécréta· > el SiaU
Jame. Ilvrnes about "bras.- hat.-, η
the armed forces, or the "stripei
liants" bev and the cookie push
er.-," of the State Department's lei·
ι ifin serv ice.
lie thinks they are all right am
are Retting too much undeservec
abi ise.
Ile e ..re his ν lew- as given te th
lleti.e Appropriations t'ommiUei
il; rm : hearings on the Slate Depart
moiil IT'.T supply bill which wan
ρ - lir 11 u e I loi ir te,I. y
1 have heard ol brass hats am
11'.sti ι ped I -a ! 1Ï ■ be v all' 1 cook i
I usher- and as a matter ol la t.
eeuchiiied from my knowledge e
the arm ν that the brass hat or
liiiiariiy is the fellow that so m
member of Congress, either th
. House e the Senate, appointed t
I \nnapolis or West Point and that ii
ι ι is no more of a brass hat than th
' ainsi es.-.nan who appointed him."
Social Security
Broadening Asked
By Schwellenbach
Washington, A. . ,. .· ι AIJ j
Seen·: ty of La Li■■·.'. S.·»·,·.·» -
lenbae . t ! i Con*. ·.· » ϊ.·.·:<>- ii i.r ;■·(
encd eiul .-'ccuvny jim^ra.!. wa'
help stabilize the ■ alicBl's 0- otiomy.
"by assuring continued purchasing
power and opportunities for employ
ment.''
He eaile.'l for expended old age
and . irvi · biv.elit iri I (tin? ai.
; icfdi : : ι ·. . ^ιι.<κιθ.oeil v.-.a.r.a ι i licier
the pi}ι· and lnsuraaee against dis
ai ilitj .
• Χ ι. .■ t ' . : . . . jr.! W! ι h has a.·
fs j.i ·a ! t.. :e : Χ t i ·1 ' ι ι a : he W't .
mi· ιh> ί Ί·■ . · ' . ι.· mal .·>· a:;ains:
,\ι·;Ί : 1 iir : ast rua eoli.-t't|iiences
i i s a b i I i t > ι < «' e 1 i a re ι > !
11 ii· 11. ι111 a Ljf * λ : : .· ΓΜ·,. ι : a ! ι ■ I y. he
,>aid in testimony bel ore the H >use
Way.- and >!<·. cm: <ΐϋ·ι·.
"On .ill a\ · -'λ' day of t le year
about 3.5(ill.l)u0 pers · s are suficr
ii.:· :·..·η ! ' ι· "·:.·.. have ,.:
; ι a-ly J,:.·:ι α . ■ .;··■::·>!* «;· more.
I lit' II' t a! r.i : ιe : :y resuit
: : ■ ! ν <\ ι ; ι · r |n·; a anc.il di.
a:>: 1 \ .;> : '.y an : :'P; ar.iolo
bio,·, to the ia.i . ;·' of the wage earn
er ii ι \ !;, ul i ' is ; 4·-·Mt that a
way i>e in- η ι a· ,-ec ire protection
π. these i-.'.H·
( IMS \ 1 κϊ C Ι Π \.M.
C·. MLkii. . A 1 : ( AIM Tin
nese tuemb : . 1 ;ϋ la.are tomorrow
h M l'a i'a.- ι ; a· betivirii ( ' .mm:
! . -a . ; ι ι : : ι . .ι ι ' a nvi·· · ·. * ■ :
ι ι iiîti'i Ί ■: Ai. ... tria
FRANCO AT CIVIL WAR VICTORY FETE
MUCH BERIBBONED and betassled, Generalissimo Francisco Franco
ι (above), last <>f the Fascist dictators, salutes during a parade in Madrid,
ο held to eomnicomrate the seventh victory of his forces in Spain's c.\ .1
i? war. Meanwhile, in New York, Dr. I .ange of Poland has suegested ! at
1 the U. N\ sever relations with the iianco Government.
Russians End Boycott
So\ iet Delegate
Plans To Attend
1 oda\ s Session
\ru York. April Π—ι \!· —
\mha».»adoi· \tlnrri (.rollivUo.
linssi.in member «I the I ilited
\ I'ii.ns Security < iinnril. said
li ii'v tt.it he would attend to
(la \ \ sc-ssit; II.
jSus.<iii th end.· I the boycott
wil il ! < : 1:1 Λ t. : il 7 wil'.'! I ( > ' (III.V
ko W"I Iked .i t nil til'.' I ..IIIIMI !..
eus:-inn...
w ι· u I ci ; ι ? * · ii 1 tiK!;iv'> . . Otinj.
(ii· -.y. ι· Ye . I hall ■
\\ 11 :· f lv.' plantγίi t" irin :
tip tin- Ii. ί . matt r .it - lay
III et .n ; . ··.···. Il" repl !■ .
\ si I h ρ 1*ιί·» i.l :ut.
\ k !h' ι·.·. 1.1, nt * ' ι tn ■ it v
eoiiii. ll I!. I:ii, ws what «il Ihe
;i. ) ii ..·
!!ti ..ι ' i ;'"i with t'i" ι nine.!
a complet .. . ;il ι if 11 it· Iranian
I ί., : ibilily. a rtiff So
vrel-AmoriC;.n appears likely
to result over this issue. Secretary
of State Jan.·.· ilyiiio indicate'I that
th:· t * ii i tod St. ti i- opposed t ι re
op'-nmu the îiat.i.m case until May
li. the deadline by which all Rus
sian troops are apposed to be out
of Iran. Some officials .ay i'.ritan.
holds a .-.r..ilai \ ;c\v.
Walkout Of
Coal Miners
C oiitiiiuiiig
; !!\ i'lic Associated Press.)
There '.'..ι.- ι flurry ο; activity on
tin· 11: .1 it .ι;" · labor front today, out
the nation ι a.jer dispute the
Work .-tOjipa.'-.e in the soft mal mines
ι ;ei'SI.-'eci. Also cout 1: 11' 1! to slow
tin· ri'i'tmv-er.sii ; rogran were pro
longed strikes by over 100,000 elec
trical and farm equipment workers,
As the 400.000 AFL United Mine
worker.·· romaine.I away from their
jobs, new lay-offs were roortcd in
: tee I plants.
In addition to the miner.-, about
40H,OO2 other workers were iule bo
tau.se ί! labor disputes.
On the credit nde of the indus
trial bit·!..- was the agreement uy
L'b ι trail port workers to end an
eight day trai it strike m Akron,
(ι. !iu· averting of a threatem 1
. 11,,·· 1.400 AFL electr ··.,! \> .π
ers winch would have aCecieu pow
er. lights and transportation for a
million | ier mi m th ■ Cincinnati
area and a labor - management
!. green lent emim , a -ix months *,»!. ;
strike by 7ot) CH) workers at the
Ameiiran Tobaceo Co. in Philadel
phia. Wages were the chief issue in
each dispute.
EDUCATOR DIES AT
CHAPEL HILL HOME
Chapel Hill, April 9.—ι AI"· 1).
Hamilton Kosenau, 77, dean t>ι the
I'niversity of .\orth Car· lma chool
ol public health and for:; >·ι ie.m oi
the Harvard school of public health,
died at his home here tmiay aftei
.several weeks illness
Dr. Kosenau was widely \vn as
an authority m his field. A. teacher
author and director of various enter
prise- he h.ul devote··I iiis entire
careci to bettering la ...":·. standards
CAMERA SNAPS PURR-FECT PICTURE
IT MIGHT BE THE 5TORY that "Tabby" the cat is telling his ; ai "Kc κ". a
St. Bernard dog, at the Iîrowster Memorial 11·· ι ,· ... W . .· ·.. Mj.·.-.,
or it might be the cat's whiskers that are gently fondling the bis fellow's
face that give him such a soulful look. Anyway, its "lie Kind to Animals"
week and here are two that really try to practice ;t- (i:Ui matiunal)
Jackson Again Opposes
Kosenberg ' s Propaganda
U. S. Prosecutor Charges Defense Is
In Contempt Of Court; Evidence Shown
Ν UGH 1 : Η Γ J.. Api
ίί. e Robert J. κ. ν
States ρπ π .toi·
(AP)-~Jus
i. chief United
m;, rued before
* r : L· ino-mat s. military t.iounal
today thai the >ie!cn>e was attempt
ing to "" '.-m ;.in;.;r anti-sennic
propaganda*' through tfoé war crimes
tricil and Had . « milted a flagrant
case «·i contempt· court.
Jack «un a ··e.i hi.- eh; rues π a·:
exhibit οl d( u;i entar> evidence
which t ; η 1 ι » .lull'.- ρ r e s s e > had
printed !· dc:< .-.ι·., Ali red K'>sea
;e η
an 1 ' ι ; obi: h
1 to thi primer
i R '
been ι
t. ■ i μ > >1 1 * 1
■U' i ι y the lr.i .η 1,
Sharp Kcailinn.
J a ν ι
im
de
>ΐ.Γ
>ι ι l"e
trac·:.
"I >i îvi ''η ■ ' .! >n
rejoined, iiη s cxi. ..I to the trio—
il.:! : .<■ ι . : ne rejected
material.
Jackson read to the tribunal όχ
ι ι rp's 11 m !; ..·*·)»,» γ.;'.·· hook of
documentary evidence which char
acterized Jews as a "bastard popu
lation, arrogant, shrewd and .look
ed."
"The United State.·, can not print
and disseminate t 1 the press this
violent anti-semitism," Jackson de
clared. "The defense believes wo are
. I'M ' y î I ; ■ ' ' :i■ ' cause *
. ■ : · . ' i> . tri i nal
: he Thai is
■.'· . ni;-;. I ne ι 1· : ·! Rosen
iji phi ■ -1 · 1 \\ e a m charii
e m il
ia·: Jew.·.
I ' · i · · I : : · ! —
Π'-- to the de en ι .
ΛιΙm. I lalsrv
111 Hospital.
ΙΊίιΚιΗιΊμί April <1. ι.ΛΡ)
Kil l · \ . ! i... o> . .1. .
6ή, ν ' ' .
adi-lt .il it . 1·Γ.;ι1 t. ·ι: > Mtf
form:; or
: ;
ot'fii of the
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Leaders M 1S S111 ^
ι "lui! ι April 8 (.AP)—Com
nvanisl l'loado ua rter> reported t « m. I « i y
thai .. l*u:ted Stale.- army transport
piano var:.\ m; Gêner.il Veil Tin.:,
t ο i'î ne ι eommander oi ihe Commun
ist : ι ο vs Fourth Army and other
party leaders i" Yen an is missing.
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da> l· ! on.;·;, t '■ -mmunist head
i quarters, ν. il.h 14 ι>a: ^on&ers.
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( reeent mien.at ion.d IaU-r e>»nior
enee m Par:- \va ■ one of the pa
I senders.
Others be.side Voh \voie delegates
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bers < 11 the rei out p< Iil ι « · ; 11 ron-adta
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1 and member·· of then families.
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Retain Mandate
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ι V« ·; · · ι ■ I eau i· : Nations
today that Britaift would curitiBue
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cne o! the leas te's fut ιι ders, who
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it> l'inal m- .· : lev! that, two of
Britain's original >ix mandates —
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V I 1 '.-Λ' Il 70
Μ.ι.ν _'V..1 ; \ 27.95, Di-tuher
27.86.
Pv Close o~o.,
Mi.y -T tin 27 92
ι July .... . . 27.95 27.06
Oit 27.95 28.04
. Dec· 28.02 28.05
1 ι Mar. 28.01 28.08
May ι 1917; . 28.05 28.09