Henîtersott Bally ûtspatrii
THIRTY-THIRD YEAR ,ϊ:πκΙΛ>^ΐΛπιι':νί:!^κ HENDERSON, Ν. C., SATURDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 27, 1946 *ub"shexc , Vm·., W· ΚΚΝυοΝ FIVE CENTS COPY
Crowds Watch Rescue Attempts in Illinois Crash
ton"and LQ°uTncy ^Iflroad Trains*!? Naperviîfe 'Vîî'^Fa r^rcptn'ls^nirt fcTrarann0 rii^ tW° Phicag0· Burlin8
v ...v inii»rM. (Internati nal Soundphoto).) sports said 44 persons died in the crash and 150
Vatican Dcpiorc3 Conditions
In Russian Zone Of Germany
Louis Might
Order Hard
Coal Strike
Unicn Pass Given
Power To Call Out
Anthracite Diggers
! I ; t :·Ί <1 ί π π, !\i.. April 27. -ι AIM
.Ι· :ΐϋ I.. Lewis He)»:irt· -d I'm Wa-'h·
11 ■1 nn y a ' m·1 i Wii ·
ii ' ι ; 1Minted In blank cheek:· Ιο ;<>u;; ί
ϋ trikc fill, ii' ncci'^iiry, t<« pur.au·
demand for higher pay, i v.
ii..; hours and, principally, créât i"n
"f η health and welfare fund pa
Pennsylvania's 75,000 hard coal min
11'.- .
Authorizing f"iIi11■ ι of a Γΐύ <i ·\
: t ri ke riot ice Λ ρ: 11 t l·* · 1 .">■ ι t l« ·:
;:aî» ■ to the tri-di-Ρ .rt !" «· ι
\ fin ion at the cl·1 ■ «% of a e * ί·ι ·
< ion listed «-ι·.·ht contra ! pr«
ί " - a is hut refrained, at I. '·. '
h« t. from . peeitynm e\aet Ρ ■
11,ird coal (I·.mauds pattei η ·
after those of 100,000 soft coat strik -
< · were h rai ϊ I i — i \ 11 ·· i hy the h"! \ -
( on tri iver a a 1 h ·.■<. i t ί : and λ ·ι 1 a r« ·
Mies, as Lew is P l i the eia .·. ai.: de
legato from dislrieî.· 1. 7 and
Puts Welfare i'lmost.
·· ί Ιι,Ί\ ( ' ?|0 ο X i >· '·' ' ; I I 11 Ί ! of «I'll
Μ::·, η ι y 11 ; ) π H' t· > ût),\ c· »n ί ;\.rt ·ι I !.
I'M <Ί Ι 11 Ι) ! .'I < Ί ! t ' ΟΓ ί > 11 11 ! · Η I ί Ί!" V ». 1
li ihc ' thai doe II ·| pr>. !■
the heal t h, vvri fare a. κ ι .·-a i :· ! ;
each of the men."
I'he NFL fmted Mine "
hard t-i >al agreement expire Ai..;··
1.«'wis and S>. eretary - i . ■ ·■ ■ww
Thomas Kennedy .-i.nned letter- y«
teniay η· Λι fymi; Sec : · · 1 : » i * "· "1 1.·· 1 1
Sehwelleribaeh oi the miners' inten
tions to leave their jobs. .W.,'»ti;
lions with the miners, meanwhile,
will start May U), probably at \e \
York.
Claims 50 Persons
Dis Week in
Camps In Section
London, April 27. — (AP > — The j
Y a '.. ι η !':ΐι 111 ». e: ί ι mi a ", ( . .. , " ot'
■ η . > . - i ; I lied eye-v· !'. 11· »···: r 4e
1· .miv ! λ 11 ( i ( man η· ρ·. ι ' -
ing each week in camps in the Hus
ocivpat.on /.ant· u. ta.-lern G er
ra ny a:ν»id wiaespiv , ο lions of
disease, plunder, starvation and
ι pe.
"The Gerna· pre.-- ι.> η l allowed
to mention the extent oi the sut
!» rin.14. derlart (I the broadcast, re
i'M«led I >da.v m Le ndon.
' Only the church ha> the power
i.. rai.-e voice before the w r!d."
\ϊ.·π> IYknU
■ Λ1.ny oi t.i.»· tjî ie.-t vv ο h;i\'e
. hal ed in i: '..read with the re. «lices
. re t* ο λ e. t<> c· lebr.-'e a serv- ;
i: Adi ' i î" the -;r< .t physical
nierimi i ' u J.reat airdaal bur
den. Then· is no 1 ><» i. no blanket.- . '
n. « inecia.'i ne. · ο nomma
'In ta:"..- b, ι ; It t » ; commodate J
12,000 t<» U'00, some ϋϋ people die
i-M'h week."
The 'oi ».ladi'iist .-aid e -: ■ i'ei : j η
tli >;iea •.•.ire a ff< η r. a ad thai
ci i<far help were going up Ir »m
"gills and women who aie being
• / ; r ! a : !y raped and vv ; ο <· b< ; li ly
; mi .-;·!! :t:i 1 hrahh ι · < ·■.. ;>a t · · i y
: ..ken ·- ' 'ha! t ί my a re ana: » ! » ■ : : ,^ive
il I ι I : · a healthy ·: : a. i ' > : e arc
. > ι : ·, ; r to e« . ■··. it ! ι ν euer -a!
,. η I if t am ν . ·. ; ' . > V, 1 nei'e
.re ''; ' . : · heme ■ ' h< radio .-aid.
PRESBYTERIAN WILL
HEAR REP. CLARK
λ:;.· '·; . April :'7. : '■ hmhohcv
. : · 1.1 ι )L; ; ι - ii 1 Pi 11 . ί ··. ι,ιη J tin 1 ·)*
('i lie ο have been announced. Rev.
.1. K. 1 !··· r;n. ν ho has .i ; t lvturne I
Γι·οΐ":ι ■ \ t·r. ■ a . ser\ it*·.· ·ί · a ehapj;· m
in the I . S Aimy will deliver I ·.■ ·
eon nirnetM;i' nt : ernmn ;md will
>peak briefly at a nrjaoriai : τ\ ie ·
to be held a: \ p. in. <-·η eotain-'nc -
i.M'ivt Sunda\ afiern·»«>n. May 26th.
( · : 1 ! r·. ·:! ; 1 i;y ·1 ·'·' ι ( 'la»*k v. ι ! 1 de
liver th.· ::ra»mat iι adiin - en Wed
? · ( i a \ ni«M in !Γ··.. λ : a \
Gl BRIDE FALLS FOR HUSBAND
■m». ■—r WKÊmmL·*.
IMPATIENT Mrs. Joseph Cianciotlo was so anxious to see her ex-(!I hus
band that she made a mad dash for him when the war bride hip
Braril ducked at New York, « I'.h the result pictured heir. The gall'int
husband helps her up as otiui CI brides look on in an".i i. Ti.n
soypie will live iu Koclieiter. Λ'. Y.. Cieauuttu's Uume. iliucrnanonul)
Scattered Frost
Forecast In X. C.
(Ry The Associated Press.)
The Γ. S. Weather Bureau
predicted si altered frosts today
in the interior regions of North
Carolina.
Alinimuin temperature record
ings around the two Carolina*
today ranged from the un
spring like inid-40's to a sub
freezing !0 degrees atop the Tar
Heel State's Alt. HitrhrM.
Ilsewhere in tiie Carolinas,
.Ishryiile iia · a low (ireen·.
l:oro ( '·.»:·!';.'!>· SO. Kaleigh
i!, Spartanlr.il,., 1IÎ, and Colum
bia it>.
Thc weather man's forecast of
frosts toii'gh! \vtmpered by
a predicti'ii rf lair warm Sun
day in both states.
Snyder Says
Surplus Goods
BeiiigReturned
Washington, April 27.— (AP) —
i la nt . 1 ·:.<·!. .ι !.ιΐ<· r il us, ί re
conversion Director John VV. Snyder
11· I ·. rit : ' t.\ ' .1V 111 ι 2.111X1,(1110
'in], ι -1, .'ι Ί ι ι i , inn.!
of them ; ι s; 11 > ! v· by ci v ilians, w il l
h:iv<· lu·» ·; i sin b..cl. ι : orn the
i 'ai 11 ic In Si ni- inner.
II.. ·:. ι· · ··· ···. »>! it ι·>': arm ν
;iii(l n;.\ \ !,.(>.·. aire, iy In.vo ιe- .
turned <u · · ι·ιι thi· ν av .>;«·!: from
the Pacil e with ear· .«· ..· left-·>ver
material. He listed new lumber and
other building materials, machine
too Is, consti · r i " ! ι inneaiiM y, eqiup
ment to mainia a ; a.itoni' 'hi les, la- ,
boratnry ins'iiinn nl-. mclii il equip
ment and instruments, storage bat-'
leries. electrical equipment and
scarce metais.
The statement v.a^ prompted by
senate speech,'.· declarim; that tit··
movement ol wai' supplies back to
this counti',v was slow. The addresses
• ere made by Senators Tunnell,
Democrat. Delaware, and Kknnvv
land. Republican. California,* who
ι studied the question as members of
til" war investifiatinn committee on
a personal lour of the Pacific theat
! e:''
They men!ion.'d particularly what
they said was a failure to expedite
return of buildin ; materials, eon
I struction materials and small motors.
Snyder cited shipping statisti's
and said: "This means that between
Febriiarv and September, 1ÎI46, a to
, tal ' !' army and navy v·.· ·. e! .
. will have arrived from Pacific port
with a total raruo H 2.00(1,01)0 ton .
! of surplus materia! . the major por
tion of then η··"· or serviceable
items li able by ci\ duilis."
Far from ί;·ιιοι·.ιι» i·· •commenda
tions of the war invest i:;at ίηκ com
"littee, lie aid, "we have studied
them carefully and acted promptly
a (he Γ""οι·(Ι shows"
He listed specific action- taken
by the office of war mobili/.at ion
and ion sin ··· .lanuai y
III'·.· ii :"! η·!". I in .t a ». t ion to t ii"
war and navy department to ship
lac!·: ι ■ "η th" l'aci I ic all new ir
. "rvic : 11 » I" in dian-type item- cv
ccpt t ho e declared -iirplu . locally
lor - a1 c wi'lnn a rea unable tine.
Snyder pointed to creation of an
inter-,''.yucv committee of govern
ι·Γ· Is to Ii ι cnlical items
which -Ιι· ··11<I he returned He noted
'lait til·· " ι · a t- ai limn it rat a m
bad been in tructed to bold "spe
i ι a I ι h m ol de of 111 i propel I ν
. un itj arrival m the tinted btate.;.''
Members Of
U. N. Council
Seek Orders
Byrnes Will Demand
Austria Be Cleared
Ui Occupation Units
Now \ iti'U, ν>· .ι ι
\ m of "ι·· I nil»·! \a
î;■ ii'λ S,· . iii ii ν ( ο Mi ll i.: alters
In·;:; >' l.xl.u thai v, cnil
ιιιο·;ΐΐΡ ■ t}| ni'v, instruct i>n ·,
from Mosrow mi*;ht move Rus
■■iiii li.'lcsali· Λιι.Ιιτί Λ. («lomy
ko ι . ι·; iii** · l aaiast ο ,.ι:ι men
!<> !!!· Μ1!)-<θ;Τ11Γ.ί.Ι: " ill vi'sii'.;a
tion of Franco s, .ι in.
There was nothing. h'>w»v<"· to
"ui.r, · îI.,11 Gromyko would waiver
from h,.- contention that Spain al
ready ha.· been proved a menace to
peace and that :-ul; idiary pursuit
ni' the question would lead on!;* to
delay .thus t or<_·.-· Killing immcuiate
i.etion ; ιiη -1 Spi.in. The I', η other
eouneil members were in apparent
agreement on a proposal to inves
tigate to determine whether Spain
is, as charged, a threat to world
peace.
The sober, black haired delegate
became the last holdout against the
appointment el' ;. sub-committee
to compile all available data on
S.ia.ι, from intclll··,» tic.· service of
the individual governments of the
LT. \. and aav additional évidence
it may turn up.
Resolution Revised.
Australian Delegate \V. R. II<xlg
Enn twice revised his resolution pro
po; mg tli·.? inquiry in an effort to
bring the council to unanimous
agreement.
The third draft was drafted be
fore yesterday's sessn rial a lasi
minute breakfast conference at
which Hodgson won over French de
legate Henri lionne! and Dr. Oscar
I.ange of Poland, who had riddled
the ι-,ib-committee proposal witli
am no.ments and counter-proposais
the day before in a partial line-up
with Gromyko.
Quick Agreement.
As m on as the final draft was I. si
before the council. Rafael De 1 ;>
Colina, delegate of Mexica, maneu
\ ι■. <-fi a quick adjournment until 3
p. ni. Ki)T ΛI ■ ! s i -.. in ordci m ;
ni'v; instris-l suis mi Jit be sought is
the into, iii! from the member.-' ho.ne
governments and also l· avoid a re
petition of the previous day's lins ,
and one half hours of confused de
bate.
(iromyko immediately walked
from the eh mber declaring: "I think
I made my ell clear yesterday." !i.
!■; Ί predict^ s at t hat t line that a . ;1 >
committee in1, e tij,;.l run would be 11 ■
more effective in -topping ag.^ri' . η
tli;.n were the commi:-ions of 1 .e
L( a:.,ue of .satim which looked i 1.·
Manchuria and Spain
PURCHASING AGENTS
OPEN CONVENTION
S· m il horn I ' : ■ · . April 27. ■ Λ '
The ;·η η ual πι11 \ · ·: it ί· : ι ο Γ t Ile C*;i r< ■ -
·.dation opened here vi-sH': Ί ι,ν wilii
1 11) delegate.- i · a.- tered.
I >;·. .Ιι ii>n ' '1:1111 i 11 y, I. ; ■ ; > . pa i
llent ni Da\ il'<.·ι t i>1 li :;t·. v.·.· 1 !><
prirv/ipal - l· : at a i.anquot I;
f.ight.
I'eople al 1 ni .sossam: Ιί. ('
Habarkern, ι οι : ..;·.·!»« ancnt and
vice ριν.-idei:l >. i!. J. Ει·:·' >ld.- To
bacco company, Wins'lon-Salcm; Wil
liam Ζ. licit.-, ι : he division »: j. a
cliasc , nd c· ntraet.s for the stau· if
\iu1 h Carol in I . Wyrick, ρ . -
clia-in.u as;cnt lia l>:Jlarr) Paper Com
paiiy. Giver ι >: and David l.iml
ay, e:' the ,h hn.-ton M ills Company.
Charlotte.
Full Steam Ahead
A CHURNING WAKE follows the
mighty 45,000-ton super-carrier
Fruiiidin I). Iicusccclt as she speeds
through Atlantic waters oil' the
Virginia Capes chains U. S. Eighth
Fleet maneuvers.
President
And Snyder
Hold Parley
Reconversion, Coal
Strike Subjects Of
Yacht Conference
Qi t Va., \ pri ·!'■
Ι'ιι ·. ι·!.·ηΐ Truman tu> tied ! : · alien
tiun today to pre .n:4 dome ii·· pro
blems as he summoned Reconversion
Dir. .·:· : ·'< hn \V. Snyder for a week
Snyder boarded t lie· presidential
yacht Williamsburg, anchored ofl
·;. π ι t i! ; 1. armed
.Villi t.-i.-.l a iti'i» ι I" " Tt: I'll - ! it· : oft
coal .Ink .·■!, i related reenverrion
Sool-nvnei 11 !·„ t.-ul ί·η·.; in Pit -
biir·-·h I,era ai'i :ii it rnniuo. ■ hnn';
ii ·4 al ro.-ei ·,. tin "atea <· rnplete
■ i;'ii'iiuvn of . ill-: ι ι. . ■! plai.t .
unie .1. I a ι I. 1 ·· :-· ' " ·'< .oft
"I .1 : 'ii:iie·' i'i ! ; ι ! ', to the .a' ; a M
iy.
ru
man * 11 ! ι ' i i llr ir Γ. ; . !! to t:," Cap
ita! S· ι a \ alii -'il.
Mr. ! ι ι no: η aa ι Cm· ι : ' ' >··. i 'ht
Kisi talk»
from reeent House action in tying
a IV. '■ inon1 h;; dralI "iioli m;·'" 1" a
bill 1 1 exti }id selective aine
months.
ΉTAB Hi il
I OR XOin ï! i ΛΣίΟΙ.ΙΝΛ.
! air anil cool f.nii.hi waiti'r
cd trusts in int'.'iior. Sunday
lair and warm.
Ay cock Students Praised
»
For Knowledge Of ("ivies
ην υ s (WXSLER.
Raeligh, April 27.—Governor U.
Ογ(.^,^ Cherry played Pro lessor
Qui/, to some 1 !'·»') school children
here Friday, and so far as he's con
cerned most Tar Heel youths need ι
little brushing up on their eivio.
About Ih eonly exception is the
oth grade of Aycock High School m
Vance county.
Tin· governor is visited 1 >\ several
hundred school children from all
part." of the M 'e each day, so he
recently decided that l'or In- own
information ho would see how nun !i
the younger generation know a l λ ο ,·
North Carolina history and govern
ment .
Ft lady morning he put his pi^: ·
to work and a- each visit ins clas
trolled 1hro;gh his office he asked
a do/en or ο questions about North
( 'a rol Mia to va ι nu pupils
Ι·"'. · · · a 11 \ ι 'A't'fe fort Iv · ι η in g.
liuwfer. and nut of the fir. l three
ela: .·« toi) <ju'//ed only air>ut «uι ·
youth ;'ι lift1.- could furnish the in
formation the · M\i'rnor requested.
'Πιο three cla.-.es represented va
rious grades from Winecaff Hi .n
School in Concord, Wru'htsbnro
School in Wilmington and Kairview
High School in Monroe.
The fo ι··' h group of stiid'ut .
however, left ih governor all smile
They W' ρ ιρίί in Mi.... .luh ι Hi.
more'b ôth 0iaUc at Aycock liien
School i: county. and they
answei ed . . oi the fourteen ques
titiiis I·» .-■»·. «il them by tin· state's
C'hiet executive.
"An.I tin.·, would have dene a lit
tle bette:" it the;, hadn't been a little
nerv<-tis." tne .^overrtor said.
Ju>! to U >t your own skill, here
;nv ' questions the Aycock stu
dent. fif.'i :
He\ ι .in; incorporated town* are
thei « :! Vane»· county ;
\\ ! : « » > ·ϊ ι r repi emulative in tlie
Slat. >.e'u π/.'
What w ■ ι.· your . e.enec Jesson ye.
tei da ν "
\\ ; .· ι the name of your lu. tory
textb» ok
Who ι.- the author'.'
Who ι the C 1 >n.;r·, . man 1 ro η
your d ι.si rict .'
· ι ' he la \ Ιοί] ι « ·. ident ,
Ί ! ' . - e i Co.,lid
\ a · t lie ; Λ · ι * ! ι a t1 ) r j . · ·. ?,'· »rl : ;
Carotin»
And here are the* question. they
an v·. ' ■ < I c >ia eel ly :
\ a · ι·· the la ι five fovcrnor., of
tlii ial'\
7. ,o : 11 : : i ί f" of Va ire COUIlty 7
\\ ho ι Mayor of Henderson'.'
Who ι the County Superintendent
!I"V 'η 'in enal· >; (i m North
C'a ■: ι t h a \ e"
W 1 ο ι your representative in lac
Genual
Critical Stage Nears
For U. S. At Paris
Russia Is Against
Inquiry Now Into
Franco Government
Paris. V m il .7. - W) ( ho
I nil·· cl States u|)|>rnar!i< d a
c-ritif·;»I sta:<· o{ the !o*a« power
< 14η ministers < ois!* · <·;>< ·■ to
(I; \ . aftfti?'·. nfl\ )ii'tvmiu"(| Jo
: vrri idr lJrs««i;. si <»'·/■ r::, : 1 - !
!<· iii-i 1 l:n«t Vu tria Ιό < r\»r
c:î of occ»it»:itii.ti I r ο ο ρ · ;·· I
i f « oijr.i/<t1 .1 .ι t; nl> indrpr 1
dent ration.
'Secret ry oi Stat© Jame:s !·: nes
' Ο V S. ! · ! · ι ι] , :,·· - s · ! ι . >«,· * ,!
Aiîsï ria. ;»nd thaï Tr <* te. pc. * -Wy
t the head < ! t'a· Adriatic. rtKiiii
iî.· h ; I ; ; ι η m.v< ν.
The m 1 ; :,isîc - "·.·· : < · c:·: ! ·. >·{· .1 : · >
r today on < ne · r bdh <>! tlic-.-e
1 : iestic»n>.
it.ιIλ Ilold Trieste,
Τ lie L*n:t'."l S'ates : . : : ! iiK-rl that
It;. ! ν ho .1(1 r· . Ί · i.·
:>! that city's prelominant rtalian
ι Ί>111 .1 : ■ ■ η. I'M t'tat I'11" Γϊ ilitiiv
- h ι ·· 111 rl be internat iona! ized to c?n—
.mirage trade >>r Λ .-t.ia. Η angary
nd nearby states.
Thi · proposal ha.- been opposed
■>y Yugoslav, which want- rale over
the city, and the· Yugo.-li.v stand has
b(f:i supported by Russia.
American delegates cud the 1943
M -ci. λ ■.irat 1 ■ η, pledging ii'd^
jxthI'. η ■·■ tor A: .«tria alter her "lib
«·:·!.! a>fi." · > . u, ; ι . t the; ;· stand in
."«vor of freedom fur that country.
Λ decision i n A ι.-tria. coupled
with a settlement of repatriation to
■' : .a by Italy, is ι >: peeled to set
I-at tern tor the peace treaties
with U-'t'iary. Romania. Bulgaria
and Finland, where the Russians lu
ll «>·. ν - even stronger.
In Congress
Hocv Blasts
'Radicals*
Kooky Mount, April 2Ί. < AP)
S e ι1 ; ι ' ; ιγ Clyde I loi4 y (Ι)) <>ϊ North
C'^roJina defended .M>uthern Cen
l, re. men here last ni^ht : j ■ ; :. 111 τ cri
t ίι· is mi which in· said comes " I'rr »n >
îadieal groups who are intent upon
adoptin.u socialistic pc.lieie> for our
Government
'•Regardless of criticism/' he said,
"the Southerner:·, will coi itiiiue t<>
fight tor the preservation of Amer
îcan ideals and the so:'1 of tree ente ■
prize which has made possible this
ureal republic."
Concerning the Oi l ice of Prl·· · \ »
m in ι s t ration, he .said ΟΙ\·\ "shoui t
be c mi1 mued until an a·leijaate m.jj ·
ply of ,-caree product- is available,
ji: .. ι'i ml; the law c; » be so amend
ed a.· 1" require thai il adopt a ρ »
lic.\ ol practical common sense in
it.- administrai ion." il·.· declared that
ii all controls were removed, "we
would ha .e dan.m : oum.v hiuh prices
which would be disastrous to a bal
anced economy."
ί Icnr\ 's ( -harp es
Arc l)i smissed
Πν M a\ < m* \ladn
Chapel H 1. April 27. -(AD
Mayor ]!. \V. M .*i > and member
ol the : oat'd · : .. ί ·. u'i'ii ι en said tney
had . t ·; ι i j Thomas A. Henry's letter
charging illicit liquor operations
hei c and "had η·ι found in il any
evidence t«> support his charges.''
Hcni'.v, !'( rnuT prosecutor oi the
Chapel Hiii recorders court, dire l
ed h s lot ici l« » Governor Cherry
say.'» g that certain elements of the
highway patrol and Chapel Hill po
lice were engaged in tin· alleged op
erations. and that the University ol
\ ι >! ι a Car .ma. unknown P< its »»'
i'icials, wa.- be ng used as "a ΐ'κιηΐ"
by the alleged liquor ring.
At Di;r!iain. Sgt. K. S. Harris of
tie patr-Ί said it is a "case purelv
. : revenge seeking on Henry's part.'5
Harris -.ad that Henry wa.- con
victed » Durham Nov. 1(5. 1944 on
a reckle.» driving charge.
^ ι nm<^ ( > h ; ι r ! < >ttc
Girl Found Dead,
ristf >1 At Side
( Ί ;a ! lot jr. April LÏ7. ι Α Ρ ) ΊΊη
I)» fly <>i < arolyn ITi/.tbolh Garner
! I. whs found with a bullet wo une
in 11n· htvii nn ihr I loor of an up
!><·· ι 0:i at ) H ' ι homo hi Γι
·<>■· -v9
l} <l ic ■ I )ct cri \ c John I 1 >r i ;>uc
I >i ι I \\*, ι < i c ' f< »ι ι lid ; ι ί )! ι in -.1 ( >(>| j h .;!, ι
a< Ιι«m side ïrd ;i crumpled u l<
marov on \vh h I..y two rin^s anr
.Ί . triliu·; silvor pin.
Ί In· ni li1 was encased in anothe
sheet oi paper en which was wril
Un m he (I letters. "Hnddy Personal.
\n>und the four .-'dos of the ·ιιΙ
s do heet. folded ml ' ί s m a 1
η ate. w.t - thi · notation: "T mut
nuuy beicre i change my
\< miniated
Μι.-.- Jane ! ■■■' fur nearly 25
years a congressional secretary, sits
at her de.-k in V\\. hits ion and smil
ingly ackniiwledges congratulatory
telegram.- a!te. ι.-tvivin^ the Demo·
ci :·';<· !i· a ' t .n· unexpir
ed term of the late Rep, William O.
Bur .m >>f th h X1 >:ί 1 ". Carolina
fongn .---ι· ι...: . . If she v.·ins in
a special election May 25, Miss Pratt
will be the first woman in congress
from North Ca: in.a. (ΛΡ Photo).
Government
Mighi Siezo
'Dead* Wheat
Grain In Elevators
And ?:i Mills May
Be Commandeered
The gov ei mm ι "much more
ri î ■ ' t.ir /it ion
;.!.)! (·;κi, 11 : ι ■ i; ;ιi. · ·ι. r · !ιke part
.1 ι,.. ·,ι! in ! :ei'i ! >y mills and
m tirr way
w * ·· ι ι ι >1 ' '■ ■ i. '· < I famine
11·!u·! : · . ι·.. ·; ·''iter tjuan
ι : ι ·. ι , : ι vctly from
Th< actioi appeas d to be the Oil*
, · '·.·■!) !" < i'»ven ι ment
: ι 11 ι '.<· i.. · · .-···.:> during
tin· nov 1 I" · « '■. ·.1 week.·, I'rom
la 1 ! i ι « far ί. ' · ι ur eut overseas
needs.
Λ decision thus to requisition part
of ' i:·* wh'.Mi ι -·..·· .· . : . commer
cial c 1 : ; «ι ι : · be lato to
day 11\ : .\'.;eiculture
('ι.:.'-· ■·.■' ·'. ι ie w;due back
at his ο fit ■· after a νisit to Min
!,■· ·'., λ· . : ι ; » where he
• ι.. ;, ί > :,ι · .îheir
. : ■ :.ι ! in . ί ι.· ·ί· normal
supt lies to the Government for ship
Thii !.. wh< however, will
■ ι a ' \.·(·ΐ'η reach ports
1' -Ι η V tile pos
Niiu Ικ'ϋ ί .aikls
( )P.\ Approval
I>\ Farm Group
Washington, Apnl 27. — (AP) —
Se!Mil V! ι .1 : 1 1 >) 11 Washington
1,. ·. , . : n ■ ,i ■ i ι. j mitant help"
t.· ! ·.· ' Ί'.\ < ·■ ·: π ι ί 11 i < m ot major
ι that t lie House
win! t. .. : in voting t>> lo.>.scu
pi'Ire l'ull, l'Ol>.
> 1 ! :. · ' ' lit"· Senate's most
v:son>us >«[.:·. ,'ters οΓ ΟΡΛ told re
polie: >.
-Τι,! 1 lie . :. sf reeogni
t: mi .·.·· ·· ha.! ;·' any committee
Ι,ι ,-.riiu : "i;i <·. ι'.ΐι·.·. ΟΡΛ that, s
vi·.. price ont ol agency woulrl
r;i Il·... ι ' 1 ■ to 1 in· rolintl V."
Λ!·. . . ■ rriïlR to siate
li ■ ι : ·. · ι > ii the S< ι ate
I ; ι ! : u ι ·\ Γγ(·.- 'fient F,rl
.·!<>'.V,· ■ ι Λ ,:ινι·! 11 Fin m
1'. .π ;ιΐι 1 .·.■·■ ·ι "1 Albert Goss,
: .. ■! or ',: ; , · ; ■ ι Ί ι.· ] ( ; i anse. Both
v.. : ι·ιI ΟΡΛ ! nil·:. : it:· way.· hut
. Η 1.' :ι· Π. ι· · · ι < ·· 1 t- κ ι dm.st ie
with some of its provisions in a hill
to extend the price agency nine
111 · ι t h bcyoti, i .1 nr
I'M ι · ' ' Ρ ' i ι · ,1 : < i!' Hip Na
-ave ΟΡΑ a
\\ ill 11 I " I !'11. « · M · > lit.
(Miners Kt-\;imed
Γ>\ Textile I nion
Atlantic City, April 27.—(AP)—
The (Ί< )-'Γ<·χ»ίΐ·· Worker;; Union
today r·· «·1<·ι·1··(1 innnimoiisly its
flu ι · in Γι ι· dent. Kmil
I; · > I'm ■ · V···<.· -Président,
c;< ····".!· lîald. .ο. -"Ι Secretary
1 i"cui t-», Ά iilia.a X-oliock.