THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1945
THE NEWS-JOURNAL. RAEFGRD. N. C.
PAGE THREE
Open Sessions
Investigation
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15. A senate-house
inquiry committee today
is studying a set of suggested rules
calling for a wide open investigation
of the Pearl Harbor disaster.
A draft of proposed .procedure, sub
mitted to the committee last week by
William' D. Mitchell, its counsel, was
ordered rewritten. But members
said these main-points probably will
be retained:
1. All evidence will be submitted
at public hearings, where testimony
will be unde oath.
2. Any evidence the committee
thinks has "probative force" that
Is, proves a point will be heard.
3. No personalwatorney for a wit
ness or government represents I ve
can object to questions by commit
tee members or counse nor interrupt
questioning. But attorneys for wit
nesses can question them for the
record after the committee gets
through.
4. The state, war and navy de
partments will be given an oppor
tunity to present any additional evi
dence they have after the commit
tee completes its general testimony.
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Army Recruiting
Station Opened
At Rockingham
All-Out Campaign Launched In
State To Obtain Voluntary En
listments. V
1st Lt. John F. Cramp, Recruiting
and Inducting Officer, U. S. Army
Recruiting Sub-Station, Rockingham,
District No. 2, Fourth Service Com
mand, announced today the opening
of an Army Recruiting station, locat
ed n the post office building.
S-Sgt. Victor Hugall with Sgts.
Roman and Kraus and Cpl. William
Castor on the staff complete the re
cruiting team. I
Lt. Cramp said yesterday that men j
enlisting in the Regular Army may
have their choice of the arm of ser- 1
vice in which they served during
the war. Men between the ages of ;
18 and 34 who are physically quali
fied may also pick their favorite I
arm or service. Overseas theatre
assignments will be given those who -desire
such service in the theatre of
thir choice i
The men reenlisting or enlisting
will be the guardian of Victory for i
which our men fought and died, Lt.
Cramp said. At the same time these
men will be preparing themselves
for a career either in the army or I
in civilian life by the education and
travel program now underway in this !
jcqiintry and in overseas theatres, j
The importance that these enlist
ments will have in carrying out to
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I before us 'tn making sure of final
, victory, was stressed. Already
throughout the state a large number
of World War II veterans have signed
up for the Regular Army.
The office hours at the sub-station
will be from 8 a. m. to 5 p. ffi., flaily.
NONCHALANCE
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in tne stockroom was leaning against
a packing case, idling. Such a thing
was unheard of in his establishments.
"How much are you getting a
week," he demanded with character
istic abruptness.
"Twelve dollars."
"Here's your twelve. Now get out.
You are through." As the boy philoso
phically pocketed the boss turned
to the chief clerk and demanded:
"Since when has that fellow been
with us?"
"Never, that I know of," was the
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