ïtewîteramt Hatty Hîspatrij
THIRTY-THIRD YEAR ·1 ;* ι:Λ,:;^K HENDERSON, N. C., SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 15 1046 n..aytkrn FÎVE CENTS COPY
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photo of a milkman's hor.-e wail in:; in wind-driven Meet may help to
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Ν. V, won first prize of $100 and f.ranrl prize of S.i'.K) in the national
high school photographic contest judged at the Museum of Modern
Art in the city oj New York. (International SoundpholO)
Opposition Is Developing
To Atomic Control Plan
Millik in Suggests
Treaties Be Signed
Before Plan O. K.'tl
Wa ! j 11 i : Μ < » η. .Tun" IV 'VP)
Son : » t < » ι M !nkin ; !.* m c '·»!<» r ; ι < ι »
demande» I t « · « ί a . j >ι;·ι ν Λ i i j ci {
On ι'ί it (.it the If » î 14 -bloeked
peaee t roa111 ■· o|' W-.iM Wai li be
f< H'C lllr Un I In I S <- i t » I; ι.. \ - t < » ui
trust ;.ny ,.ι<.π.λ . ·. t · t · lo mter
11 ; ι ! ι «»?!.· 11 <·· Ml ! cl.
Mill ι k π ι .i .ι 1 111 ·,, · link he -
twet π the future « »t k <»! the l'nil
oc I Xali-n- . Λ1 ο η u ' ('oinn::. ; « · ι î iii
New York ..h'i ill · <".ιΐι·«Hire ·>! the·
ι eo >η venod biu lour l· ·. · . . > ! ι u u in
ters meeting .il Puns, wi·» : ·· a η··· ν
Cffol't I :-> bt'lllU 111..fit' t«) f!l'| til·.·
stalemate "il treaties.
Senators Disagree.
( Ίι.ί ιrni.'i· MeM ill· »iι ι î ) ι ι.Γ < '.»n
neet it'll. M i I ! ι !· ι n's « » 1 !c .. .· ι ·· > »ι s II ι» ■
Senate \t<·'. ! I 'omnnf : « e, < 11 : oe< ι
m a ..epar»;!e nilciA lew. lit ·. ·μ«>·ι1
belief thai atomic t!».-mi' rcaehed
at New York would have more
bearing on future peace than a.:reo
monts made m Pans.
Millikm. however. appeared t
represent the majority trend "t li;
et tin nn t tee npinn'ii at the innnient.
Ht1 t « » 1 ' t now 11 : e π lie and othei s of
like view:» want to be eert'im that
the world . ■ t » mi ··· e· ·η!. ·ί plan | > ι « »
p< )stMI I >y I ierna π I Μ Ρ»a π ieh ' · 11.· ·
United Nal ion on ρ ι full> ι<· ι -
ed before lh<· I "nil» d Stale . !iru u
dors to othei hand the kn v. i ι « » s.\
of atomic development.
Red !' a per S;i\ s
Jap I .and I a trtls
1 loard Much K ici
Μ···. ..ν . .Ι.ιι·.· I ' · I·· I'll·· .:·>.
ernmont m · 1 : ■ 1 I.". ■ i · .·:·! to
f!;-.v .liip . 11 f ·· I. ' I In· I · 11 i -
latin .- .vt" - · Ri l 1 in ·.: : i'h '■ ·\· .·. Ί ! m;
1 h π ri It·. I ι ; ο un I Ίο Mad; . >iar. ο
while I ' 11 i t · ■< i Si a: os > ι cnaalkm nf
ficiî»l< 'n't lin! '·. ι m an <·!ϊο·
1 r ι ■ i u · \ ι ' lli·· > ι r ! ι. : ·
Tito V. I'ili'l i'I Γιν . : Y, rial
was mien· tel primarily in ρη·>" ν
i iiii tin· j ι· ·ν. ο; "1 'ho wealthy rlassc
anil '·■'. r. r ■ 11 li tin· l'uni · ι ι. ι ! ι < >
for I at pu'' ai 111 i η " thai 111
preniH'i '- ι· o' hod w as · · ι·. ·η\ inc
Genoi al Μ,.··Λγ1'.nil' th it In ' I im
ports Wi'i · ■ ι ι a r.'-' I " | i" it "'.'n
fiai 1111 ; > 1 <·. ι 11111 u - · -
A Plea for Food
PLEADING for contributions to the
Mew York City "hunger drive."
two-year-old faith Sherak holds
out one hand while holding her
piggy bank with the other. She is
the youngest volunteer working lor
the campaign which is sponsored
by the city's Famine Emergency
Committee on beha if of the United
Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Administration, [I aternaiional}
Βαηαηα Harvest
I
THIS CHOCO INDIAN boy with silver
bracelets, silver and bead necklace,
and painted face, helps to transport
bananas, gathered in die Darien
j jungle, Panama, to a river steamer
for shipment to the coast. The
C'horns are said to be? the "wildest"
tribe to be found in the Western
llemh phere. (International)
Winston-Salem
Reach ForX. C.
Legion \lectin*.
I Winston-Salem, June 15.—-( AP)—
Members of tin Ν"ι·:!h Carolina Do
partition) nf the American Legio
i.cuan Λ-·. : 1111 < ■ l i π u i.ere 1· ..»;«> Ι·ί lliei
first state convention since W'orl
War II began
Rowtoon t.liiin and .">.(11)1) iei'ion
naires, many of whom scarcely
year ago were Mill on the batth
fronts of the world, were cxpecte
lo rci'ister. presenting Ί·ο I will C ' 11
with its biggest accommodation pro
blem in years.
The Post here, anticipating th
huge crowd, has been busy for sev
( ιiii weeks under Housm:-! (.'hail
man Charles Forte securing extr
double dicker beds which are to b
up at the armory and a local hotel t
takek care of the overflow of dele
gales.
OFFICER IS FINED
IN BRUTALITY CAS
Ban N'acheini. Germany, June '
/!>, i.t. Granville Cub.Se
Oklahoma City, was reprimanded ai
s;j;,a to·1 ν vi non ci· \ iction
a United St t if ! .··>· court «·: »
I thorizing and pern itting "unautho
I fiortishnipnt" oi Amer;· an si
III \l>s WAR ΓΚΟϋί KOAIÎh.
Tokvo, .lune 1 .ΐ ' .M') .lapai
own investigation of the war gai
ed monienHun today with ;|»' a
nouncement of 'lie mpointin ut
former Premier Shidehara a. pre
dent of the war investigation col
mission.
FOK NOKTII C AROLINA.
Considerable cloudiness and
mild toniahl. Scattered shower·
cast portion. Sunday, cloudy
and warmer.
Agreement
SoughtAnew
By Ministers
Secretaries Seek
To Bridge The Gap
Between, East, West
I \*i is, .111" li I ' ΊΊιι· ι ii rim ι
ministers of Prat;1 o, Britain, Sitssi®,
• I'll tile I ' Il i : ι-ι I S: ·. ir im I 1. . ι
c! [i ii'l . 1 i ill : ι >' In v. , t ■ ι " .ι ·(■ ! if.it κ
Ι ι il Na/.i C »< - : ■ 11:11 : \ . 11 j1 : » - ιι·!ι
in ί I In I i ;i ! : ι me · "Ι ι n'it! : inn "In·
ί,.'Φ between la.-hrn and wi'.-tern
w c torn I·'; ;r >;><·.
Ί he· four ministers. who w ith thoi·
ι \|:er! advisii-. reconvened this .· ι Γ t -
ιrnoon .:it th· Ι,ιιχοιηίι ujih Palace,
are James K. Byroej of the United
St ito.-: K.tiest tïevin ί!' Brhain; V.
M. Molotov <if Russia arid Georges
I !id.. 11Γ of Fr. · ci·.
They will attempt to break the
| inipa se whiL'h prevented them in.m
writing the peace treala·.- : 11 their
li.it session here, which lasted from
April 25 l· May 17
Slill Deadlocked.
American circles said the nrr, tors
were .i ist as deadlocked today on
ι how the peace treaties should be
written as they were when they left
Pans a month ago.
Son: es close to Byrnes - lid that
j Washington and Mi scow had not ex
j hanged any diplomatic η les 11
he proposed treaties in the interim
ictween the conferences.
The V. S. has sent ;· .iral't o! a
1 oposeri treaty with Austria lo the
ι h e r g. ι rnir -nts. the A ; erica η
II roes saai. .. ,t Moscow has n..
ι plied.
In the fi.ee of this apparent dead
'ι ■ k. it was prnblema!ieal how long
' 'he session wo ■ ! d c nt i η ue.
()P A Planning
Tu I like Su^ar,
Coffee Prices
Wash in.Lit· n, .Imih* ! Γ». « I'> ΟΙ'Λ
is pi:: η nig. lo .-lap a hinhrr ρ η π
ι η another market ha - Let Hem
sugar.
And the »\>si < » Γ coffee may be in
creased three to live cents a pounr
s< on.
With pri.e hikes authorizes < r al
ready in effect for milk. bn· id. but
ter, cheese and ^urc cereals, ai
OPA nfticial d:s<-loM'd 1 ,at 1. v.·
wives will have î<> pay more lot
•ugar shortly.
This official id lhat the » rrrasr
>! ret ai 1 would I » · <> ■ om· - '"i '■ t h ο
ι cent a pound a per. η ν on
! five pound package The pri' r% .vd
be raised, he aid. '·> <*11 ι wagi
increa-es granted U ί ι : *.. » · refup'n
i worker^.
Political ( In si s
In Italx Γ assc>
Ιίιητιρ. J une 1 Γι. ι Λ Ρ ) V ! ast ·'
il blew ιιρ, Italy's political crisi:
nppai t ill Iv has blown ovn tooay.
No new m. tances of di.-.orde
were reported, and 111·· flight int<
exile of King Umberto II ban eeas
ed even to In· a subject of debati
on Koine streets.
'
New York Cotton
Now York. .June 15. --(APt — Cot
ton futures opened five to 45 cent
a able higher. Cotton futures close
-11) to Mtl eents a bale higher.
I >pen
.Iuly 29.14
October ... 2ί). 23
December 29.44
March 29.43
\la.v 29.38
July (11147) 29.30
I Middling spot. 29.89.
ARRIVES FOR ATOMiC TREATMENT
ARRIVING by plane from Atlanta. Lia , ten-year-old Alouette Rubin,
Leukemia victim, 1» placed .11 an am'mlanco by at; -ndants from Madison
Hospital, l-os Angeles. She will be li^a'. xl by Dr. \ A. Davis, specialist
in the new atomic eneisy therapy for the disease. (International)
Shadow Of Crippling Maritime
Strike Lifts For U. S. Shippers
BENDING DOWN TO HIS SUBJECTS
DRESSED in civilian garb, Eniperor Hirohilo lean . ver to speak with a
fer-tup of Ins >oung subjects during one oi li.j 11 ·: · jι n-nt tmii <>1" the
country. Thousands oi children and adults were un hand at the Prefec»
ture Shrine at Chita, Tokyo, to welcome ihcir ruler and shout "Banzai."
Before the war, Hie Japs used to bow low and cast their eyes downward
acnever they came into his presence. (/,.ti. ιαΐΐν al lit: I. -vholo)
U. S. Fliers Will Not Testif y
At Trial Of Mihailovic
! Col., Mrs. Durant
| Deny'( Viminal Act
in Bi<^ Jewel Case
Washington. J ne 1Γ>. ■ i'i ί'ι !
! .lack VVr. Durant and ("apt Kathleen
Nash rimant denied through t in·:
counsel t<»l:.y that they "had arimit
eri any act ν.'.κ-h they considered
i criminal" in · > nection v. 1 : : t he
IKrombcrg · e jewel thelt.
Their at Un ne>, ('apt Frank M.
I Bosworth, sairl in a statement that
! lie had m ale ,t formal demand on
the army for copies · I harpes· ' i!
, ai.v" against the ο uple.
II the charges are not tarnished,
IBosworth said he was demanding that
; Col Durant and his wife be released
j from custody.
Ίhe D irant have been held ii
I army custody at an undisclosed plact
since last week in connection with
the investira! a η of the remov al o!
j the Mes e ro\ .1 jewels, valued at
ι S1 ,à(IO,0QO <ιr re. from the Kroni
1 I berg castle in Germany.
Draft (Compromise
Believed At Hand
Wash nut.·n. June 1 η. (ΛΙ') Λ
cnnlVrclM' . ,ί: anittee of Senate an.
- ! Ilou.-e η· ning mit kinks in a bill t>
extend tin draft law plans to mec
1 I again Monday amid indications o:
I a compromise in the near future.
The biggest headache is ovei
t ! wheth. ι to iii aft teen age is. bu
ι Senator (in ney ι Κ ) of South Da·
' , 1\ota -aid lhat probably would b(
t I cured In recommending draft in.!
I l-oys ol IK only as a last resort, will
a the pro\ iso they not be sent over
seas until th"\ are l!l
Court President
Rejects Request
As Does Defendant
Β ι■ I £ί ι a il e. June ' ■> Ί'ι Ί he
<-r ni rt t ry i ι : ϋ General Ι)ι μ Μϋι 11 '
vie 'il charges til' high treasi 11 and
(.•(.ll'ilai! atiou rel'a.-ed a defense re
fire.·' Inlay tn call United .Stale
Hier- as witnesses.
The ri fjur. ' ·.·. a nfi ι . · I lait only
by tile pro.-ec I. ir. I .nil i.y Miiiailo
vje hiiii.-el!.
• In prn . I d'i .:·.··<· . Mihail
tivie raid. The court dismis.-iod the
pn posais by saying to the defense
I "go on with your questioning."
The ] :: : ι : I·.· prosed tor. · j.j ".-in:
the Ia'oj ι - a :. said 1 !.a' .·. aat th<
.Amor .,·.<! V'i.iiit ha\ · I.» 'e.-tifj
\vi"ild ho in e.'riradii'tar. to tht
t(:: ι :\ Mihailo'. ir himself.
Ί he de'ense had prop i Ih..1. t'a·
ii art call (.'apt. W'a'l Aîansiiek
• ·: N'i'W V,irk. !·>.· ·· ·<« r ο
, the American militarv mission ti
Phailovic; Mike RS»*k r. and ,1. Κ
I ,ebm. ,,;r:r· · -v.. .·· Clot·
ι ■ i k s ; and W. L. Rogers, resident ο
the con m ittoe '■ r d· :ι·ν..-ι 1 : Miiiail
nvic.
Qui 1 it it·,,·· · " ' '· .· pro: ι, isal
M ihailt "■ ;··
"I λ . · ι ■ · · m·: :î.
"This is a matter· ·■.·.■ hi. h does ne.
need reflect ·.."· .·.· to rt presidon
ι said. "1».· y· ι amve that these wit
rt SSι- ! : f , » . Ol !lo'
"In principle ι ,.o not agree wit
the proposai." Mihailo·,·ίι· repliec
Late ! e ι.i< ■ i:
"Tii·· j·:.. · at r h:.· use.I this op
• p'irt i ity to attack ir·.·. He shoul
1 understand these men eould brin
mm·!, to a y ·ι ι ■:.",· i· :t in principl
ί do ot agree
The defense ,:;..· inn - id he h;i
ιe,, ·, ed a ι' ιίιΐι tri r the Unite
Si.it·.·.- statins: '.. t the witnesse
i.-o ·· it t.; t ·»:.:>· tiiat Mihatlovic di
::ol .nil1. ·>!·..to ··.!(: · ·»· eaem.v Th
■ e--as:e w'. - .-et t Ir :t New Yor
.1 · r ! ·Ί. i re vi ved .1 1 <: 13. M in.·
; 'eld was the first American office
wliti parachated intt Vttgoslavi.
Mil:, iiovi denies he I id ever eo
labi rated with the enemy.
Strong New Labor
Alliance Emerges
Seamen Get $17.50 Monthly Pay Mike;
Collar-An-Hour Over-Ί iine Pay Provided
W ι dilngton. June '.Γι > i' ! 1
:■ ;,:f of a IT (·; . · 1' · ·
li'.ted Γr<i:! tht· nate-n* h ι-y wavt ·
fI ont s !1 a ν - !111 ■ l)i 4 1 ; ι — Li I » ι ι ' ' -
et 11 ·'■: e\. : '.y one in. :.1 ' e >· t · ■ · ι '
was ; i egin.
Λ heel κ·, me·!; o' ·. · · ί Ί -a;-nt
ended the prolonged and stormy la_
t;i ι (i ■ . 11 ΐ 0 ι". < ι .ι ;
quitting their ships and picket I ι res
fori nod.
The agreement. ·· i.i · . · . : n..iri
tim·.· mioiis na led .· » · «· ; : ?
\ ictory. -;i red t:;c eoentry I. .
in? a third major labor emergency
pile up on ton of the coal and rail
way ci'ii^ And :t era a i. : ι j <·"n■
at lea.1! temporarily — m the .-hip- ,
I - i it* · d ι : '· ν I ir the ! ir.-t 11 1 <· n
last .tidy.
Some Confusion Prevails.
Iieca ·.·>■ <>: l'a· . '
ol 1 · et 1.1e 1 '
pre» ailed in several .\m< : : ■ an p-.rts
a. se an,en. and dock worker- dis
ei se 1 ,".itifieat:on the ι a. ·.·.· .. .«<·
ho: ;r J 'art.
P.·!· . · |t
Bridges and Joe Curran that it rep
re.· en ted an " ,·■·:■, ·■■;·. · :
υniphy for t ie unions was cotintp'
on to e\| "d.te appro· : y r e r»·::.
: lid file nd ins re ι . , : mrta'i
interr .pta η in merei...at n ... .lie ■ ·ιι
ei ;d ions
"We'll keep 'em -··: ·:ι·." r mi
Curnin. who i - f ·-■ ■·ι:i: ι man with
Bridges of the Camn ittee for Mari
time Unity."
Break At Deadline
Τ I . · t Ihrea!
! deadlock · ame !a.-t night at 11:0(
. p. m. I* ST. a Ftc ι a long <l,.y I
I ■; I se II 11(1 :' Π Ο ''Ml!',:; < ι' !'■"!·!' : . ■
1er chaos at the Labor Hepai'lnient
it was then union leafier.-, and .··
pioyers began signing tiio do · - cci
that mean they had agreed at las'
Only fin seer η d later
deadline arrived in New Yo: Γ> .
j ton, Philadelphia and 'he: ea
coast ports.
Today the r nrrn tact., e ,
ι from the set Demerit of the <··> ·
plex and confusing I.·:n ln;>. · disp t·
iir, recent years
New I alxir Vllimiee.
I Λ powerful lie·.· la m I
the Con'iniitee lor Man!inn· Γι '>
ci imnosef I of ex i'ii ..mi · i- ■la:1 : ι
"14.(1011 member-: : id iled
essiuly through it.s li '·* KM 1 !"
the joint leadership of Undue
Curran.
2. By threatening a disast
Boules Predicts
Flow ( )t ( j<χkIs It
Prices Sta\ ί )<»\\ η
\V;ishin.u1t ι ! ;. .1 LI! :r 1 Γ> - · Λ 1
Stabilization I>nvctor On>i"i Bnw
les today predicted a "I'l» ·«»<i "ί ι < ·: t
sumer ΐ',υο! is by Chi ;Mntas il ' λ».
·; can prevent lia· kind <11 para!y-i·
; ' thai conies when prices ait· t>>·
: high."
j Bowie.-, in a radio address, made
, no d Ireel ' «Ίι : et ice t< · ! h<1 ;
1 Sen ate . » !. · i I i ο ι i >» · ρ : . ; e « · · :.! · < · · t ■.
he had condemned as h ιur · roai·
to run away inflation, but he sa
1 ι ' I <>nly hope we can summon th
^ courage, and have the v. -ion an
t· i;ood sen^e to make the riulit oe
yisions now to prevent an et··«noma,
s breakdown. The choice i. np to ai
.1 01 as and the next tow cLi.\ - wn
s decide.
Legislation which extends (H'V
i life nine to 11' month- be\"iui lun·.
λ ;]ι) but sharply curbs ils authority
- over prices, is now before a House
r Senate conference comnnttei 1'
t will be sent to President Trumat
shortly. Howies has indicated h
will urge that the bin be veto© I.
(. γ· ι ho
11
Hi Ml ■>
n Hi
nt»' : <■
Λ ·" I !
<1
tomber. Bridges agreed i" 'he -ot
3d. and ->t«l >.i« .ν<· t co t 1··η«
a! that time Ci< ι „π <> · >ι·γ.ι'ίι\·?
pi ring Soi.' ..'·.
The m· · ' CM*' igrccment
SI 7.50 tIonth\ Pay Hike.
50 η nth.
1 f I )'■ ι ,1't : \ ι tn Λ pri ■ I. .. . ι · i< ί la Γ
hp. Iviur <>' · : · ij.-.v ι ■· s η ι.ιν
·,'. ii ' ι : : Ί : S: ' , r· i ; \ m l
Sunday work in ports, effective to
day.
The Labor Dopa "ment estimatn.l
thnt all tclii. a ΐΟΜίι.Ί'Γί monthly
I ·. ν cht < : ; ·.· n;t S.Vi. F:an'·.
.1 Tliy I r. ·: '■ -he 1 i t -
ι ■ u ■ iir · ; · : ι ί : ■ o: · ■ ' ■ ι ι ii i p; u πr;
t thi a 30
po : 4 ·1 . l ·κ■ av'i aui
M··-: ■· :>·,.· w.rk a :»«
ι ■ ι "ook a! " ι ■ ' ι. an· t-1 hour- ί : ι
Ι'ιι ' They " ill (ii"' .;ι<· thi- .u'hori
llle bi.t 1 . ' ... ι ' ο ait 01'
■ii. h·· ι'- at ·'··· ari'd 4(1 in pi i't
Bridges' CIO longshoremen get
;.ι ι ; re.iM ι.: con's an h"nr.
which was recommended May 1.3 by
; far! - ! Mid ' ί II ι : . ' ! ' : ' i L;< ' I .1. ο 1
.3.'"ι ■ ·ο· t - 11 ri m : ι I h . an I ι ·Ι< I ... it
m.til >···..! I In· cnil :..·· I1:! . •-.it·..
The 22-cent raise is retro;.·, tivo t>
1 ( lot : τ I- i.o ; i.l'd
lut I ! or t1 ; ■ ■ ι ne\ t ( Jctober J1.
S' ο " ιοί'
.. hiuhor pay
nil on
Bridges Retreats
For Sake Of Unity
Washington, Juno 15. — (AP)—
Harry Hi hu> yone down the
lino for unity.
H" .n(i(·: h.M-l; In Situ Francisco
< ■ t η 1 > 111 < · ι .-ι ι ho ■ ι I y union Imdei in
fhc C ' ι. ! 1111:111 < ί ' fin Maritime Unity
who leaves Washington with just
about what he had whon In· came.
Mill I,. ,iy in will I'd.< w hi- at
tempt to gel more whon his new
contract expiries Sept. 'in. so there
might be· a new maritime crisis this
Fall.
Il· Mi: \ ..it .η' 11 ι · i 111 · In the la -t
η inute of ;hc 11th hour. Bridges
finally \ icàied l·>! two reasons:
1 To avoid spiitimg the newly
! ■ ·: ' m ■ ! ( 1 It' ■ foi Man! line
L'nitl. :na<ie up ot -i>; CIO unions
..ι. mie :i;dc; "nrtviit, and bolstered
by the claimed support of the World
Federation ! Tra ι Unions in em
bracing wi ike in some 4(1 c nil
tries.
i - To avoid bringing down on all
lain··· tin· wratn of t'<.ngres> a major
1 ιιι 'λ -ι 'ike η uht ar->ii>e. Passage· 'f
i tin· . ι· . >· :.i ,'-t it ad· m -
I ganized labor a hit apprehensive,
d«*s|i;'e il.· \et·· by President Tru
! man.
New York Situation
Is Found Confused
Xe · V·· June là MM —
Shipping facilities in New York
I I ' " · \ .ι - ' : τ Wi'ii' π ill I'l iM'd to
day as members of the CI') Na
tional Martime Union remained idle
inn \i·'!. ~ 1( ι : -horemcii W''iit to
work loading >:uj -.
Despite a Washington announce
ment thai an agreement had been
11»aeh. ι th.it 'In tin ealene I
\ a ! k. ml η.···! led, a loud speaker
,t XV:!' ',· i 11 . iiter-- here blared:
"The strike is still on and will
reman". · : until it is voted off."
M.·, nwliili .·,.·;> '■> · ay it was an
nounced 'liai plans for mass picket
: mg along the Hudson river water
. front had been abandoned. Workers
; were advised by loud speakers "No
picket duty this morning."
( liers'N Becoming AgrieuitinvGoxernor
P.x IΛ \ \ MSR1T.
Daily 1 ► j·^, ..ι. ι 11 I>urr.iii
Riili-i ·b .Itino i ι The .- Ι ι. e in
• ι" ι· ( Il r ' nu h ( hel'iy 11 : ι ,ti : -
i-yf ί ι') ! :i In " . ιI'l-.el .T il lei ;h
i orhon I r .ι." .. )>U pp. Π η the
v! 11 ;» (. ί\ r fir . ι 1 .in lit j ; 11.;:1 ι.-·> ο'
Slate ('<i|lc.;e it I 'he department
·' : ι t»i ilt'ire. J It·· ivt i. >:"î:· I r.-· .tjni -
' . ι ι oi l le I 111 ι ; i ll t t Ile IΊ'
Ί 111 ΙΌ' ('.Ί m its' ei ill I eren<· ' in
'"I " ι I'Mv ;ni'l utile " ί . t ■ >r; : re rom
"■ > i 111 : ι tn ,Ll,e '.ι ■ fie ι ί · ■.- i J : UU !«>n
t a!) ";ut i 'i'ltiii'i' u<> erno"."
Just as forrRçr Ο.h e"n r Brou?h
, ten's · poivh i.t the Hull lliimv eonUT
enre e 1 it Π pit h ι η ■ tin ι · i ι > ■ ι a "
eve. (loveinor C'hrf-y'x Oklan τ.':
■C.ly spceth has bcoti par;:in«i.mted
by big western new. i; ·
masterly présentation <>ι the ' rm
pi oVcn. Attn ' "i -r ι·:ι it . %
l An ·ο!γ<· ) nprr u - m d a t ·!«·.
Γ |·; I m il <■· "imr.'il ' ■ l ; ι * inns I ί ι· ι ί< ι \
Kyser. tho n'itc I band le ι ί,
expressed prido V the recognition
Uι'■ on In ; -I; l··.
The cnvcnii'i ·ιο i I n' ■ mi
■ ■)«·:■<·!ι l'nr ('r|:\'Tv te ;hf m -, i.iin
: I an i ■■ I 'pre l" >rhe: - ι ! 111" slat"
■ ϊ'-ί ·-:nbled ; l Stato ColV a· 1hi vee .
an.I il " a ; ;ir cnU>rl 1 ν 1 ' em a
a< curate interpret. 11 11 <·: 1 !:. ■ s:l u\
1 inn.
The ■;·ι λ·, I · !::r ni ·nui·-" andin
of fare· ρπ>'·Ι"ΐτ> "<·>η.·ο«ΐι >1 · ν 1'ic
t*ι vernot lias nir τ i""d m · y peo
ele. becan.-i he lias pe' liai - h···'
li vs aetnal personal exiu'nen τ vjth
ti.rmiiij; than mo: t of his. preat.es
:.: <)·'(· . · ι■ ■ ; > .· ι'·<·< 1 il by
11 '. t ι! .■· · ί ' i' |»f»r
I .! , · ' ' ι ; i ! ' 1 I · il'li. 1 κ I ' I ·' ))<n
. ; t>. t ! ! 1 i ι ! . ι I : . ι i · > til·· Λ IΗ » 10
ι · · ; ; ι ' · « : i < · nr two ail
·_■ . t . Ol ι ί·'\" ι I , I ! ι t I t! »i I · t
! e· it I « ι .'U- » r · IΊ ' i « ) ι til HI,
' : · · ft ·:: 1 - ι ' ϊ ! ». ' · · of uai'K f,t
i ' ') ly ι . touch.
• : :. « » * . ; . ι] " ! îi ; » : ι. - one « Γ produe
11· ο.
\ . ' >Γ ) Ι.-!ΓΟ in > t · i t ί% Il 155—
toi y ι -π I ' \ Hxod hy develop
■ < · : - ; ·_; 1 i -, > · 'oiul · or;il ;is
m ni', ly i' (ί ·11 nor Cherry s tc
ooeis i ! ι : tv 11 » ι l 11 a progrun
ioj· m ίό ■ ι V:!"\ite con η try roads,
. ( · In proved markçttfiç facili
ties, an i "»»:·· ass nvi stability in
fax v. ineo he wi*l lîkeïv be kn· \vi\
as a got»·.! "farm governor."