Utettîtersrm Haîhj Htspatrii
THIRTY-THIRD YEAR sS^5tkd Vrk»"· HENDERSON, Ν. TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 11, 1946 ' '" Λ , Ν,,\7Κ"Ν,Κ,'Ν FIVE CENTS COPY
Climax Near
In Maritime
Labor Rift
U. S. Shipping Boss
Hints Settlement
Might Come Soon
\V.I : I "'!) "·. ·' IT I" 11 ι 1*1 Τ h Γ
j , » ■ I . I · ' I h II'1'" . I I'll til Λ ..I'd '
ι iitii.ix today with the ι..·'ίιι Dr-1
I ' .III |l illliu ill.* 1 · · ■ Ulll
i ι· awl ι In 'h "n\ ri i.ûiont 1Ί
Ι,.Ι ;ιιcflicî ιιΐβ a -lilt ιΐ'.'ΊΓ .
(I: 'ivi'.lo C nu-.iv. .·. .it shipping ;
, i I ' I τ 11 t : . l · I > r. ; I : rl tic ο ι te ' - )"> ί J >
. ι ι ν ι : ■ ι Ί in■ πι ; an · i! tor a'ld j
11.le 1 r hnpi i tl) ". I r : ni ι ir* j
t- ni· ii.η ιΐ|Γ 1 ι..y.
. ίϊ the frincée of the n'ise. a Hni»sn I
I ill-, limn ittee ι;:·.·;·," e I t·.
. ,.· · · , ■ . ' !ι · ι. 11 . In ' i ! <■· - ! 111 u II.]'
• v ι·.·, '' -ι s . ι (I .luo Ctirfan, the pow
( ι : ul t 11 > maritime I : ι c I -.
Headline Fs T'riii.r..
Ί r 1 tn'u· deadline ι Ffid .y
• In.-lit
M :. ii ■ I ,,ι' ι" ι' I >c|iav;, ι πι!, .i crew
ι >t nearly - exhausted conciliators j
• i In pre\ eut :ι tie-υρ by per
■14 la'n»· :·-i management to
■ t 'hi'ii pi.iti l.ir dist; i'nit . ng
I ' C.IS'l ί ' ' a-i'tl tu ."<>m;>ii -ate j
l > ι.at· work week at sea. j
I .·· !ii 4 h * nés· l'.iat i1 ns brn'.-.e up
. ' . today, with no an
i" aι ι nl.
W" ir Shipping Ad mi η istrat or Con- j
. ν told repo'-n ;·.· he believed a
rettlcment is "shaping i^"}" and that
Ire -trike will be called off.
Opinion Important.
! .ii- ι,·.ι. i| '.(."a i«e
■ ,· ·.', a ι ippinu ad rsfat ii.n si ill
. i:· it 8:> i er cut ol t'le . .a, inn's
i:t \c-m'1s. He had talked,
ι · · *'i ! >· men vim onerat"
; u l· ·:· the got r-r.i aent ai.d who
arc dealing with the union on hour's ι
... ι ■ a1 e s
Γ · ( '· ην. ay m ί·· ,; cle. ι" Γiat
; ne I..·; . > ! . rt an! i> rrnii'nt;
• . a - i he hail no au
thority to ιιγ,γ,.'ιι:'!'!' anything that
W I" · I ' 'he c.
lïi τΙι> s and ('ίιτ , ι wen to tes-;
' ' at a ι'Ublie Ir . .il ! be ore tin
Κ" I .·· ' Sup-' . .■ it· ■ j cade i
. Itcn \. H. Kel1 (Πι of fVnn
• y 1 · ι: in.
Ν · ! I ν '■·.:·<■ sol :l ι· ι ol III··
■ aille a a ν c ■; · . ι it ο til · . icat
President
And French
Cabinet Quit
v_
F\. Π I ·» Pm·. 1 nil
Γμ I'iiiit J'flix Ci'Mim anrl rabnirt
Ihni ι f - ι l; η. » î inn t· 'lay .i>
•1] · »! ·\\· . «, ι î ' ' » 11, ' I » >, c ·f for
t ' < ■ t > ' f ι î ι m\ m ;i c it , ! in'inl
·. ρ t.» ρ ··- ,· th" way f-i r te r « ; 111 ' » 11
it;· I Λ >\ < ΤΙ 1 ') Cllt
( ίο»!in, ·'· uncialts't, said i'i a lot
t<M t«> CYmmirni^t Ppputy Marcel
(' lin 7<>. vim 1κ·»·\»m· ·· Im was the
i·'· ' ί « · Li ι -!;iîn! . ■>!'(' ·ι· !<· 1 ι ·\τι 1 'no
a: " >1 y' Tut m's »
• 'f"■■!» ι■ t··■ ιlt 1 i'ι1 ί ς" . (M nm ·!ΐ1 will
m·, ircurdinu I" riKmin the IlMP
f i I « η ·4 <>' ι" ' π\Ή < ι H airs.
( ί i; ί ι' ;<··» c«!r ι ( îpihm i Chai !{»·
ΓΥ( ! ι 11 Ιο ι I'm· ! > it ; ' r! : · η ί * · sp νt1 ra 1
ι· · ! th- ,ΐφι ;tΓt«%r the grnnral re
: ! ;nrrl.
New York Cotton
\'"\· Y.h I., .lull'" !1 ■ ( Λ Ρ ) - Ci it
t"> ! ; j 11 jVi■ I>1 >t"in·<I It'll to ,rii) COIlts
;< li,ilc lower.
\"n|i ιu icf· u i'ir !)(l cents to $1.1.1
a I .ile linvi lui·. 2K.ÎH. October
2M.II and I ).·.-.tiili.-i
SANDY CREEK CHURCH
GROUNDS CLEARED
Member ol .\e'.v Sandy Creek
I '·■ >)11 ist eiiui'eh will nice: at the
ι "nire.i V ednesday ..t'erno· π lo clean
off·the church grounds and cemetery,
d .iv . ι nom.· ed today. Tho.-e who
will be able to help arc asked te
m· et there in the earl;, afternoon
But Do The ]
BV I.VNN NISBET.
Daily Dispatch Bureau
7 λ ; 11 f · ι u h. .lune II Kver since the
water;·. nf La ko Chatuge were im
pounded l)v a TVA ci «ι ni across 1 i i -
wa>see river on the (ïeorgia-Nort.1'
( \arn|ιmîi line the state saine divis
ion ha had trouble with Geori*ian
ti hin·; en the North Carolina side
without proper licence. Several at
tempts to w iiik out recipnvit>
agreements have not succeeded.
Latest development is so wel
covered in articles written b;
Lauren Nor veil for last Friday's At
lanta .Journal, it i> herewith repro
duced:
"lee shortest distance bet wee ι
two points is a state line.
"It seems that the North Caro
lina rangers have drawn a line--:
neat trick son—down the middle ο
Lake Chatuge up near lliwassee am
AMERICANS MARCH IN LONDON'S VICTORY PARADE
CARRYING THE STARS AND STRIPES, an American contingent passes in review before the kins μι.Ί η;ιοοη in
London's fiieat Victory Day parade. An estimated nine million persons are reported to have .ia ■ 1 c I the city
to witness the parade winch brought back pageantry to the British capital. (International Hadioohoto)
House Group Recommends
Returning USES To States
Suggestion Directly
Counter To Wishes
Of The President
\V, shin ·· .ι J'i !. i ' r ii .
Holl. Ο Λ|>; >!"< -p! .11 . - Γ. V,
today recommended Uirn-ng back th.·]
t η ilea Slates l\ η· - Se". «
t<> <ta;o Ι'ΠΊ· · i , ι "■;· » >,···...<· · I
I 'lis ;s H in i ' ·. ο > .it· ·ι· le Γι ·■· - <
iraι : Tru-t!!'ii'.· : ·· ■ i" -t -t»· m.
nance to USFS a> a Federal ; ι :;t ■ r ι ' . ·
il! ' a- ! UM'iI .1 . ν .. r, c;
The lOnmi :1·ί·\ recon unoo-i
still .-«ihji'.'l ;ψριι>; i ι : ( . .. ,
tt*8s made in passing aîon^ to the
t louse foi C'insiiii·. al : : ; ,
126 appr priai on r.i ; 1 lui· 1ht·
Labor Department and the Fe léral
Security Agi·: -y d n:i v. tlu· fi- a!
year beginning July 1.
The committee write into the lég
islation a pros·; ion gi\ing the I'SES
■S 17,12.0,250 Γοι "peration a Fed
eral agi ι ey through Sept. .'id. with
$51,387.750 fo·· payment to slates |
for ! a te operation thereal'ler.
Before sending the nvas ire to the ·
House floor for debate starting to
morrow, the ''ommi'ee heard Secre
tary of I ,abor Schu oll("i!;ach ex
press doubt that ι1 a ·η ·ν ( ' ■
gross could create would be able
to sel'lo l,a· m d:.- ρ : . ,Λ. ιιΊι j
bor and management.
New Trouble
Sweeps Ilal\
Home, June II (ΛΙΊ - \ huge :
η louai ach ■ I di ·πιοη ·Ι ι a ι no in Ν. ι ■ ■ -
les flared tonight into large scale
noting in which policc and troop
tuned rifles and automatic weapons
on the crowd.
Ill Home, a crowd ><f lon.outl boat -
ing Communist, anarchist and so ■
cialist banners an,. >i · 11. ·■·· ·1, - I
ι an tri-coloi s marehi'd on the Yim
, inale Palace where the :;os eminent |
! was s 111 η κ ' ai: ί sontid tn ii oiscoo
tent at the cabinet's ,tolas in ι·η
claiming an end lo the monarchy
Although the eight streets lead
ing to tin· Piazza del I'opolo were
guarded lis police armed with suo
machine guns, rifles and black j
clubs, the republic demi ; ' itlm.
was marred by no incidents,
ι A great cheer arose whin the re
publican flag red, svhit" and greeu 1
perpendicular bars without the
shield of the House of Sasoy w a -
raised oser the Viminale Palace tor
the first time.
The republicans began their
march at the command of Giuseppe ]
Homita. minister of the interior,
who, during the rally, cried:
"The cabinet is merely discussing 1
instead of acting. March to the Vim
inale and incite the government.'
\)\ver Is Expected
From Buf#£s Island
Project In 1949
Washington, .lune 11.— ΙΛΙΊ
—Power prod need from three
hie southeastern rivers and
harbors projects is expected to
he available b\ I!) 19-1050 a sen
ate sub-committee has been
told.
Power from the l>(5,000.000
Biisss Island construction pro
ject. in the Koanokc lîiver basin
ol Virginia and North Carolina,
should be reads by (be end of
1010, accord mi; to Arthur tiold
chmidt, director of the Interior
Department's division of power,
lie spoke before a Senate sub
committee during hearings on
Interior Department approp
riations for 10ΙΤ.
U.S., Brilain
W ill Discuss
Jewish issue
Washington, June r. — (ΛΡ)—
Secretary of State Jumcs Byrnes
,;.id tndav the I nited Stall·, is pre
wiring to < i i.- ι·ι ι - with Britain wliat
militais fori·· I hi.·, nation might,
nake available to maintain orili'r in
Palestine « 1 uri11the iiicrea cd Jew
,-h immigration.
Byrnes did η Ί give the iinpres
-a η at a news conferenci' that he
i'avored having tlu· I'niteil Stales
naki' any I r· ■ ·(· available. IJ>nt h"
aid tile British hail raised various
question.-, and the 1 . S. would dis
fuss tlieni.
The secretary, who will leave
Thursday for resumption of the for»
•ign minister.·· meeting at I'aris, also
said that he would like the prayer.
nl the American people to help him
in his work with foreign ministers
ιd' Hussia. Britain, and France.
ΤΚΓΜΛΝ SI I.11TS
pai.kstim: ( ΟΛίΜίττι ι
Washington, .Tune 11. ιΑΡ)
President Truman toda\ announce"
creation ol a cabinet committee οι
Palestine. It is composed of Secre
tary of Slate Byrnes as chairman
Secretary of ar Patterson and Sec
retary-designate of Treasury Snyd
er.
In a statement, .\.r. Truman sail
he acted "in view of the urgency
of various problems relating to tlu
displaced Jews in Kurope and Pales
tine."
ish Know The Difference'*
■ a Georgia fishing licence is noi
worth a plugged Confederate dim ■
if your boat lakes on a thimbleful
of North ( t arolina ι water
"At least that - the -t«>iy of G \V
Hull, who with S 1! Ι·'ο\ and Hub
Edwards, all of Atlanta, were fish
ing with their boat anchored in
Xorth (Carolina) water.
"Charley Elliott, ot tlv Ge< 1 ι ·
Gaine and Fish Commis.· a : .-ay
that's the trouble. Γ.ιίιι·; an·'lore
that is. Seems you ran peddle
around in North (Carolina) wate;
but you can't just sit on it.
"Unless that North (Carolina ι
water is blue and the Georgia watei
gray those rangers are slickers lot
being able to tell the difference
"Mr Hull say the rangers admit
ted there is no line, no line, that is
like down the middle of a highway
but still, according to Mr Hull, hi
ι got scraped. A Hull gets seraptd.
That's a Navy joke, sun.
"Wo protested tiir hut an hour
Hull said, hut wo hurl to pay St.âl
.lustice of peace lei' and $1.10 to
one day's fishing permit in .\ortl
Carolina.
"Hull says there ought to he ;
law. The ranker say there is.
"Hull, the lingers and Klliott al
report tint buoy.. soon will be 11 lac
ni to mark 'In· boundary line. Tw
little buoy.·» will be used. Afte
srhool no doubt. Two little buoy
al'tei .school ( it t it'.' That's a jokt
sou.
"Meanwhile. take along you
Cieiti c.ia fislrng license, a passpon
Secretary o|' State Bon Fortson
who said he would like to do a lit
tic fishing and. above all. Sa.Ti
"C.f course. Senator Claghor
would say it serves the Georgi
fi hei aieii r.· nt lor going up Xorll
(Carolina ·."
Continuing
Shortage Of
Bread Seen
Bumper Wheat Crop
For U. S. Indicated,
As Of 1st Of Jujie
Washitigton, June- ;..— (ΛΡ) -
Bread :md flour hortage l< >r a
least ; ι in >t 11 · ■ r year was tin· forecas'
handed Λ. 1111 · r ι » ·. ι r ι hou.-owivv ! .. I. ι
despite Ulr start I. ι ! ' \ ■ - 1111 of an
nther ni' (Ik· nation's bumper wlica
| crops.
The .Auric·! t It ii ι·· ■ Department re
ported considerable Jill)))' >\fl I lint II
| bread and flour supplies are ex
pected iri another mouth, but hardi,
ι lo tile extent 'Veeded In meet al
domestic and lamine relief demand;
l>ofore the 1 !l 17 harvest.
The bread careity in a nnmbe
of major cities meanwhile vergec
! up the acute late and a spot sur
! vev also disclosed the same helf
ι rue for meat Soap, butter am
cooking fat.- ranked next on the lis
n| hard to yet items.
The outlook in tin cities coverei
seemed to be that these shortage
would grow worse before the sil
nation improved Harvesting of th
new wheat crop promised to ras
tlie bread-flour picture, but com
plex uiicertauUie made the pros
pect flubtou I ο ι any big improve
ment in the ; ι >J > I % of meats, but
ter, or I'at.
In it- June crop report, issue»
today, the Agriculture Deparlmen
1 said the Un i ι·.ιιιμ.·< ut ive billion
bushel wheal cmp and the thin
largest crop . i: record w e: indicatei
by coi ! lift ion .. a i ling on June 1
The crop e : mate was put at i.
(12.).f)0!l,0il" 1": iiels, or about 2Γ),
nnojtou bushel· moil' than was in
ditated a ago. while aboil
, 1 Oil,l!lin.lin I Γ ; : u Is bel' .W last year'
record harvest. ibis year's cro
stands out as .ι large one in com
parison to the ten year average ο
H44.no,Hull buslu Is.
TRUMAN VETOES
LABOR MEASURE
Jackson Discloses
High Court 'Feud'
Statement Is Sent
Γο Two Committees
Fou. F urther Study
ΝιιοπιΙχ . .Ιι,ιι·' 1 ].— ( ΛΡ) — Λ
ni'miller ι. .·. feud in\ nlvm ; men ι -
I " τ ni Hi t'ulii ι ^ : ι ii highest
t ijir i ' lu Du ·>!><·ιι today fol
!' '■'■·! ; η lient". I charge by
• lu I h· · lé Ί)'· ' i !. .farx.-uii thai I us
1 i< ■ · I iu- ι I ; .ί . had taken part in
de. ι. κ n· la\'irin.; Black'.·. lunnur
law ι>arl.nei .
I here 1. be those who tin:.κ
it quite harrile .- to eneonra^e tin·
employment of just iff ex-law parl
I tiers tn argue close cases by sumth- I
ering the objection which 1 îit· bar
makes fo this practice." Jacksem uc
I dared in a lengthy statement issued j
at hastily called press conference
here.
"But in my view such an attitude
' soon would bring the court into
disrepute However innocent a co
incidence these two victo; ies at suc
cessive lei ι.. b> .1 · ι.· t · e Black's
former lav. partner. 1 wanted that
practice st■ pped."
CoiiRiess To Get Facts
.Tacksun. who is now un leas'i
fron. the 1" S Supienii Court to act
as chief l* S prosecutor :n the war
crimes tr:aI here, -aid the state
ment had t·· ' n cabled to Mouse and
Senate judiciary committees be
cause "C..lit;re .· has a right to know
the lac's and issues iir. olved."
.Jackson wint to considerable
length tn decla'-e th ·: nothing in j
he Matcmei,* wa.· uacnded to re- :
fleet upon I·"red \'inson, whose nom
ination by President Truman to be;
trie new ν l"ct Justice now is pend- ;
m·.', bet'ie the Senate.
li ■ described Vinson as "an up
right, fearless and well qualified
man" and said he fell it was imper- ,
alive to air the facts about the court i
lend since further suppression of the 1
' tacts will not help Mr. Vinson and '
will afford a continuing basis for
irresponsible rumors and innuendo."
I :
Hii^h Court Will
Rule On Negro's
Death Case Anew
Washington, June 1 1 - ιΛΡ'ι
The Supreme Court today admitted
error and .-aid it would raie on
whether Willie Franci.-. 18-yvar-old
Louisiana ne&'ro, should he sent to
the electric chair a second time.
A court official announced to re
porters an error was made in thr
listing ot the court order in !he case
yesterday. That ordc r >aid the pe
tition tiled on behalf of Francis had
been denied.
WEATHER
I OK NOKTII ( AUOlJXA.
l'arii> oouu.v ami ·'. arinor to
t night and Wi'di. Mrnv
i rs southwest portion tonh'hl.
'Mistake' Victims
GRIEFSTRICKEN Mrs. Mary Link
holds her ten-months-»'Id daughter
Alberta at their Querns, Ν. Y.,
home, after Die accidental death of
her husband, Albert Link, 35. Link,
a service station manager \va. slain
when mistaken l'or a bandit by u
]' lice captain. The police off!cor
vas later cleared of all blame in
the shooting. (International)
Customs Officers
Seized 106 Gems
From Col. Durant
Washington, June 11.— (AIM -
Col. A. C. Miller of the provost mar
shal's office reported today that cus
toms officials had taken llifi un el
diamonds from Col. .1. W. Durant
when Durant returned to tin· l'n;t
efi States from Germany,
C'ol. Durant and hi WAC bride.
C;,pt. Kathleen Xash Durant ol
Hudson. Wise., and Mat Davai S
Watson are in custody in connec
tion with the theft of $i.Aliii.iiiiti
jewels fi'oin thi Krombers t'astl.'
near Frankfurt. Germany.
Col. Miller said he made his dis
closure of today because ol pub
lished accounts that there were IDii
diamonds missmii.
NEW YORK VI'OCKS.
New York J .in A .11 Se. et '
:d rails and spic.al industrials pushed
up in today' sto.k market u Ai.
many leaders remained indifferent
Assarted rail \ ... ·...( .is improved
Ci a: mod it :e- π >.ed.
Asserts ■ > i 11
\\ ο u id No I
Stoi> Strikes
X
Washington .Time Π -HP—
The House toda> upheh !·. i
dent Human's eto of ·μ«· ( ase
labor dispute hi!!, ι '.νwhy kill
ing ih»k measure.
The vote vas 1 " to uphold the
veto it:?cl ' ι«» o\ ;*rr: 11· the
Preîiideîiit, t -Jte latter . |i ·· · fpJ!
five short of ! he 1 · « t ' :rd\ ma
jorii>' re^iiiie i ft.i ϊ·:γ'pin·* the
legislation 111\ <· ie> S» a.<: · allien
on the veto.
Ha; kcr> ot th«· )<· i !ati mi havo
indicated th< · h? . :s« ; ι * » ! ί >
tack the ( ase ' i'l on as an
amenrîment te. < ;v r labor
legislate η r." -i'l l>> t!r Pr
ident on Ma\ i.V 1 lie cmr/i oe>
hill lias been passed m the Sen
ate and House in differ' «:ί form».
Washinprti r: Jim« 11. — (.VP)
Presidnt Trnrn:;n vetoed '· In·
Case lalior dispute- Γ/.Μ I today
1 idealise. Ii·· -a!·!. :t ν · ι ! ! ( I c ni
pel men t<> wur!·. I'm· private
employers "in a peace-time été»
moc racy."
Declaring thai til.· measure
"strike- at y ni pt ο m s and
iSinoris ιπΐ(1ι·ι·Ινίημ· < · ■. 11 ·,··.-. " of
work -topi»atre· .Mr. Truman
added i π a 11. Η·-·.> ···! ··. aue
ίο ( on.irress thai · mi· 1 more
t hall a week of !'·■ \ : ri -; |«·<·
idation :
"Strikes ;..." ι ? : · ' ι »! : ate employ -
. Ors (".'il ! :< »' t ,· · (·. < ·· ·· \j . ji -m . |;i 11'. · >
< ι ce. 0Θ. Men ean wot be forced in a
peace-time den ϋ ><·πκ·,ν h> work t♦ »l
private employ ι : un i· :' eompui
( si on."
In his spec;;/' i-n .· .■;<· he gave
Congress these reasons for vetoitig
the bill:
Would Promote Strife.
1. "Meii can not be forced in a
peaee-time democracy to work for
private employer under compul
sion."
2 The bill wr-uld « > : ·■ · î .. ι ν ■ to pro
mote, not lessen, industrial strife.
'Λ. Il als-. ν . .. · . il ·. i πιΐη
pleteiy' t·» !;..· ■ prcvci ,\r· ί or shor
tened thf si ι ■ i k ι · s w i ι : « ■ r ι have so
<#»!■! ι il 1 s 1 (:.>·· i ·, .ι ,\· ι.ι·/ιμι unir
these last ('«··.'. 11, η 11 ! h
4. Strikes against private eimploy
ci'·- c · a1 r< : bv !' ι>■ ι i ι j\ ι.·«_:isl.l11 ve
decree Tla*y mast he considered in.
the li 14 I'll 1:1 : m M m 1 ; ( ; ι. «ί ry pre ai 1 · · -·.
of probler of lull employment., of
économie security."
Wo I! id ( rente Hoard.
Γ). The bill ".strikes .i1 . ye. 1;>t<inn
; : Hi i ignores underlyn ■· eauses" of
>toppago>. It . ι ρ ρ ; ι ί ι · 111 · - 11 η · pm
blcm "011 a piece-nvai basi.-."
.Major provisions of the Case bill
included the creation of a federal
mediation i > « » a a 1. restriction.- against
any strikes or lockout- while the
board sought solution ο Γ a labor
dispute. a prohibition ot secondary
boycotts, and provisions £01· court
actions gainst employers or lab »r
organizations violating collective
1 «ireaimn^: c<-ntract..-.
Five C'hiei Κμ,λ ui ive coup loo hi
M-to with a renewed pica for In;
own emergency strike control plan,
lor a Senate-Hou.M Mud.\ of the
whole field of labor ivI.tUoas and
foi enactment * » î 'η:.- lonj^-stalemat
ed domes-tic ieurhae.v p!o»ia?i..
••The fact that we are faced with
an emergencν which ioc> ja.-tii'y .he
passa.ee ol t· · · po: . iei;is hit i«»?l
does not. ir. ray opinion ra -i d\ n>
; m the adop'.a-n · !' perm.au··it lefci:·.
! lation wit la - it the s1 tidy th.e .-ucii
permanent legislation neeo he
declared.
COTTON CONTEST
DEADLINE JULY I
College Station. Knlei;h. Ji ne 11.
— Entries in the annual North ('.n
elo.se J lily 1. it v\a.- u-m-te! today
In .1 \ s ι ··· . ! ! . ... 'il '
οι the ( >a
Si rvic . :■ ' !"
Shan!··' η 1 · ι 1 11 >
(i le t . t ■· · ' ''· ι i'l
abrut §0 counties will ewniify for
rompet 'in] μ ' 11 ι ' · it- ι i —
line." Th s is η · vr> than <■.· i··" the
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ι , rod' r ι ■ ' a h..· · ι ;ht
; eut lier |»·..· t
Desoite a pçuici'v nt certified seed
and dv -l'cf. ·■ . ; a ■ ,i of
1 he plan I in:· · > as ·:ι ' ι : y.···;·. t:;i;.'ii:
1 in said. ni .«t eii. n a·. ; ■·· tint;
excellent «trnds of -ntton. . n e
w'vch ni ready has been culiiv; ted
thre or more îi.ni^. In ..ther . ee
tons. mon■ severely ffe'ted by
ι weather, some growers ware still re«
plant-n? a week ago, Sh.i klia re™
poiteti.
LOBBY OF HO I K! WflKRE SIXTKKN DIKI)
ι ' CHARHKI) debris is scattered through the burned- mt lobb.v ol the 50·year-old (.'ant'ield Hotel mi 1)m
ι buque, Iowa, where lti persons lost their lues in a fire which destroyed the inside ι ι the hotel. More
ι ihiin a ν,· -ι· vfve injured. The fire started in the older 4-story section ol the hotel and spread rapidly
through the building and its six-story annex. (International Soundphotc