unionists hail QUISLING ADMITS UNRRA WILL ASK Sheriff’s Officers DeGulle Re-Capture Escapee Seeking Help j £ In The Service HELPOFWALr RECEIVING MONEY F€J? SECOND LEVY Alvin Griffin, who escaped from Pitt For (Editor’s Note: Persons hav- and Po Valley County Prison camp Thursday French Industries Europe, Germany from Page One) (Continued from One) ing servicemen’s at the Dis- (Continued (Continued from Page was recaptured in the Orton hotel J pictures :ampaigns, and winning the Page One) Star-New’s to renew ed (Continued from office are asked Cross and th» the parties an nrm to by sheriff’s off'cers Page One) tinguished Flying lirage importing bring su- Central Committee, and an authori- early yester- call for them at thei- earliest or resort to gar—and \ir medal with two Oak Leaf clus- bargaining concealed German sold- day morning, it was last him the £F'l‘.ve tative report that a behind-the- reported sented Legion of Merit Veterans tagged possible opportunity. ters. iers into as a means Norway, Hagelin answer- night. "'1. rv arbitration and the ed: “As far as scenes agreement hrd been reach- accompanying degree of my memory goes, County police said "that Griffin RETURNS FROM EUROPE their disputes.” I’ll have Chief RETURNS TO DUTY fettling to deny,” or “it's not ed on tlse question of relief asked had made his way to Wilmington Commander. inclusion of Wal- BY FARM SNIPERS First Lt. Neal A. Fairfax, son S 1-c Leland Vernon, whose impossible that it’s true. bus and a on a Jay ('vr Truman's But I can- It was said that Russia, Britain, by by hitching ride At the same time the President of Mr. and Mrs. D. of time that he J. Fairfax, wife, Mrs. Virginia Vernon, re- rks -.he first not remember.” gasoline tanker while still wearing the United States, and Canada, had pinned around the neck of Bidault (Continued from Page One) Fair Bluff, recently returned to the sides at 623 Dock street, has re- |ace called upon the man There was a ins blue with his ubliciv long pause while prison clothes Ground Service Forces Re- »>£ Democratic decided to recommend the Legion of of Com- Army turned to duty or the Hagelin studied the $250,000,000 prison number across the back of Merit, degree back that the normal CLcateri documents, ported top distribution station in Miami in California aft- lf nomination last and then he began in UNRRA help for White Russia his jacket. mander. reSjdential recovering his market value of the farm was $11,- Beach, after serving nine months er a f,cf in carrying out a under Officers said that Griffin claim- spending ,0 help memory Solem’s and the Ukraine. This was a com- At the conclusion of the award of in the theater. this admini- prodding. 200. European week at home. objective of He said he had got his ed that he had asked directions to •e:Vir money by on the Russian the American Gen. De Lt. Fairfax, formerly an ac- S 1-c promise original an from two city medals, Similar reports come in from Vernon, selling paintings in eating place American Tobac- Geramany. Gaulle presented to President Tru- all of the countant with the a native of Ca- was out of the city but brought the request for $700,000,000. police prior to registering in the parts country, Duggan "ce money to Norway in man a co served as a has had but this painting by Joseph Du Ples- with New company, platoon lypso, been said he already a trunk, and The Russians agreed to support hotel at 11:45 p.m. could said, York, Maine, Ver- '.Vfc'.ian gave it to Quisling. sis of Benjamin which leader and wears the Presidential in the Navy for !S. with Schwellenbach and He not be substantiated. Franklin, mont, Georgia and Louisiana hav- :'.ed asserted that a to include France and Unit the Combat Infantry Quisling “just proposal was to Pitt Franklin had given to a friend in the most citation, two years, the would certainly partici- picked me Griffin reutrned ing complaints. he' because I happened to Paris in man’s and the European last sixteen Vice President be Canada on the Central Committee, county yesterday afternoon, au- 1770 when he was Am- This doesn’t mean a veteran badge |jl_a' 'The former around” when he formed his with three battle 'a: which previously had comprised thorities bassador to France, shouldn’t buy a farm, the FCA campaign ribbon months of which an outspoken advocate government. reported. been the Rus- also the Governor stars. have been spent and proponent “So only Britain, United States, given President >vas a hastened to add. But he employment Quisling was in the ‘f,,.U sitting sia, and China. This was large bronze medal from the should avoid the of an aboard the U. S. President Roosevelt’s restaurant in passed City pitfalls ;h late the Hotel Continen- B-24 NAVIGATOR S. In 1 2 without objection. of Metz, France, in commemo- inflationary market situation by Hobiy 60.000.000 postwar jobs. tal, and you were son D‘for sitting at the DEATHS MOUNTING ration of a Lt. Samuel Behrends, Jr., VERNON Pacific. sa:d that Wallace next the Allied liberation of consulting County Farm Agent, leaders table and he came or of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Behrends ^Union suddenly that city on November 19, 1944. the County FCA agent. Even able representation over and asked to is now *,jl provide you join the the Veterans of 306 North Fifth street, BRONZE STAR and offset what The Byrnes-Bddault conferences County Advisory jjaall business government because he wanted to COMMUNISTS FROM ATOMIC BOMB at Boca Raton Army Air Chief TAKE cont nued today, the French minis- Committee can help Duggan stat- stationed Warrant Officer Joe E. termed “reactionary man- save his fast?” after an exten- Siv country Solem ter ed. field, in Florida, Brant, husband of Mrs. Eula M. in the big national em- asked. calling at the State Depart- (Continued from Page One) sive tour of duty overseas. Brant of 105 Meares was ijemen" ment at the same time De Gaulle street, Cover associations. “Yes,” Hagelin replied. SUIYUAN CAPITAL Lt. Behrends, a navigator on a awarded the Bronze Star radius of the bomb receiv- was holding his news conference in recently Hagelin was asked meters NATIONAL WAR TIME B-24 bomber, has completed 32 whether he a French medal “for exceptionally meritori- ATE TONIGHT gave ed burns to the extent that their Embassy parlor. "U GRAD! Quisling money between Jan- (Continued from Page One) missions totaling more than our conduct in the red but as Sitting at a table in front of a GOING OFF performance DAVIDSON. Aug. 24.—(U.R)—Ten uary and April in 1940. skin turned bright CLOCK; combat hours, participating in the ultra- De of outstanding services.” will receive degrees to- “I cannot ed discourteous, because behind,the these burns were caused by fireplace, Gaulle, wearing his Central rodents say yes or no,” he FARMERS SATISFIED Balkan, North Appenines, Mr. Brant, officer in charge of the third ex- was a of Chi- violet hardly felt the usual gray uniform with the Corss jfct at graduation said. I had 1,000,000 crowns in politeness rejection rays they this year at Davidson ang’s invitation. heat at that time. Two hours of Lorrzine, talked easily, smiled ;;;;es held diamonds and paintings .then—it's (Continued from Page One) In Chinese circles it was blisters former and none of Message cen^r, allege. possible I loaned the foreign later, however, freuently displayed at Maoka on Sakhalin, where they Quisling the Inforraa tion but I said that Chou, who has been sta- resulting in dropsy. pomposity which frequently leaders that the money didn’t get it from Ger- present stepped-up were shot down despite a white News and Cen- tioned in the in abundant medical has been attributed to him. appointed He said it was past Chungking, “Although scheule is no longer needed. “possible” Quis- showing were on a peace sorship section, 24. —(U.R)— has had numerous discussions with were rushed to the scene He answered all questions ex- I the nation well flag they KINSTON. Aug. Sgt. ling had given him a receipt and supplies served during Force but all have un- with the Alli|ed Carr Cox. former princi- government delegates, of disaster and treatment was cept one having to do with speci- the war, he said, but there now mission, and machinegun- faher Quisling interrupted with, “I’ve e r been fruitless. the fic details of Headquart s, oi Pink Hill school, has been written no sparingly given to the vic.ims, his discussions with is no need to conserve daylight, of civilians on the island. al receipts, but I think It was ning M e diterranean officer for the considered possible that death list continued to daily. Mr. Truman. he would electric and fuel the reason rpeinted full-time some of the money was to grow That, said, power also asked repaid dhiang might extend another ap- The Japanese permis- Theater of Oper- ri-ccuntv veterans office here. “It is recalled following the ato- have to wait until the conversations why the clocks were turned ahead Hagelin.” peal to Mlao to come to sion to in certain ations, display- Chung- mic bomb raid on Hiroshima that had been concluded. an hour early in the war. keep weapons king. Chou would have to refer ed a great deal BI'V VICTORY BONDS! an American radio broadcast said When asked for comment on Pre- Congress is expected to agree. Soviet-dominated areas of Manchu- matters to Communist headquar- of ini tiative, Hiroshima had been turned into sident Truman’s statment to The wartime scheduled has not nation- and Storage Grouchy Gendarmery ters in Yenan for final decision, where they charged their foresight, and iiL-fransportation a whereall living crea'ures French that the French been popular with many legisla- which woulld tend to tVe place reporters als had been looted and resourcefulness and storage. Gives prolong nor with their con- shot, raped. meTtRANSFER Gifters, Goons cannot exist for 75 years. It add- press had not America a tors, many fii crating. shipping. Fireproof discussions, government sources given BRANT and was respon- Hauling ed that send scientists to investi- stituents, especially those in rural They did not accuse the Russians, 4,000 ft. floor space. Dial (aid. to square deal, De Gaulle drew a warehouse. Grafters “God-Speed areas. sible for a network which operated Ill No. 11th gate the damage caused by the round of when he observed: howwever, of these alleged “out- 4928. St._ Latest Communist reports em- laughs with a maximum of -ed and bomb would be suicidal.” Farmers said It didn’t save any from phasized gains in Shantung Prov- atomic “I must say that during the last 78—Wanted_ (Continued Page One) thing for them. Livestock and rages.” coordination. In addition ti the ince, location of the Yellow Sea (On Aug. 8, the War Department five years, I, also, have been struck ALL PEOPLE SUFFERING start the on sun MacArthur told Head- Bronze Star, he wears the Medi- Tvreii areas crop day time, Imperial or backache to them north to the of denied published reports that some articles in kidney trouble try transported Dade- port Tsingtao. by the United terranean Theater ribbon with one beck regardless of What men do, and to set up a relatively »KiJapan. He has noti- — (The broadcast, heard the A.VTED TO RENT 5 OR_6-ROOM Palm Beach line. by that there was no appreciable might be critcal of the United County available for Allied war corres- fied his mother of his safe arri- house, furnished or unfurnished. Give ECC, said the Communists had on the at LAND radioactivity grounds States, the French as a whole TO SUNDAY P. 0. Box 1297, press and asked for val. details. City._ scaled the Laoshan mountains and Hiroshima and what lktle there pondents permission and “all of the French people” are Melton is a member of the occupied heights less than two for its own reporters and photo- Cpl. WEATHER was decayed very rapidly.”) “most favorably disp^ed” to this (Continued from Page One) famous Air force. WANTED miles east of the Tsangkow rail- graphers to cover the landings and Eighth Army “The fact that uranium had country, he said. way station, which is about 11 distance from to attend the historic signing of the (Continued from Page One) deeply penetrated into the groun.,” In to Imperial Headquar- of property lor sale north regard Western Europe, ENTERS HOSPITAL Listings WASHINGTON, Aug. Weather miles of Tsingtao.) ters. surrender articles. the Tokyo broadcast continued, De Gaulle said France did not want anywhere in this vicinity. Dureau report of temperature and rain- The Communists claimed to have that sur- Second Lt. William T. Weaks, “has been easily ascertained by There two days hence, members The Japanese reported have the all for the 24 hours ending 8 p.m. in to annext German territory. The husband of Mrs. Eilene T. Weaks, We clients—expert captured Weih;aiwei, former British of General render orders now were in the he principal cotton growing areas and using a Geiger-Mueller special the Imperial Staff will service, naval station ih and to French now were controlling ter- of 702 Central Blvd., has just been tlsewhere: Shantung, turn out to meet MacArthur and hands of all field commanders ex- calculation meterand it has been which re- station High Low Pree. lave broken intio the former treaty ritory through Germany admitted to the AAF Regional and disclosed that the Uranium used his heavily-armed forces and get cept those in the Sittang river area tIARSHALL REALTY CO. Mpena 70 o.OO iort of 40 miles peatedly had attacked France, he Convalescent Miami dis- Chefoo. to the of Burma and in Borneo, where hospital, Realtors \sheville 78 66 0.54 in the atomic bomb is harmful to said. further orders. Atlanta west. Chefoo was a summer sta- trict. -__- 85 70 0.20 With of communications had been cut. human bodies and is causing an in- “That control the help Japanese labor, Lt. 210 Princess St Atlantic City _ 72 68 0.04 ;ion for the United States Asiatic must be con- Weaks, aside from receiving number of deaths. the will the Howwever, from Lord Louis _ creasing experts cramped Property, Management, Sales, Birmingham 88 70 0.02 Fleet in prewair days. They said tinued.” get regular treatment from a staff ol 3oston Southeast Asia Com- -- 64 58 0.35 ‘‘Examination of 33 servicemen, runways of for the Mountbatten’s Rentals hey were advancing towards the France will propose a plan for Atsugi ready Army physicians, nurses and spe- Buffalo _ 70 55 0.09 that the stiff of whom 10 had received burns swarm of transports and bombers mand came word Singa- Burlington _ 71 47 0.00 :ity "against Japanese oppo- the coalrich cialists, will participate in physi- internationalzing commander still was Dallas _ in reconstruction one which will pore holding \DY AND SMALL CHILD WANTS __ o.OO iition. projects Ruhr basin of Germany at the com- begin shuttling troops cal training, recreation and class- ride to Texas within two weeks. Pay Chicago 78 53 0.00 week after the took into with MacArthur’s ar- out. Still additional Communist troops bombing place, of the Council of For- Japan room activities which are of well. 5A-4, Hooper Drive, Maffitt Cincinnati _ 82 60 0.09 ing meeting part were said to showed those with burns had rival. The British planned to exert pres- Cleveland _II_ 75 62 0.00 haSve seized Fushan, 3,150 Ministers n he dis- the hospital’s program to help the Village. eign London, surrender Denver _ white and sure on the 91 58 0.00 lighway town Just southwest of corpuscles others who closed. Tokyo said the airfield was a Japane.e soldier attain complete recovery. 80—Legal Detroit 77 55 0.00 were who to arrive in Zhefoo, and to have continued op- apparently healthy had 3,800. The muddymess after the typhoon, envoys, planned Duluth _____ 67 56 0.02 French intend to hold the EXECUTRIX NOTICE i.1 Paso (rations to clear the Compared to the which howled over the area Rangoon tomorrow to arrange for _ 90 60 0.00 Japanese ordinary healthy left bank of the Rhine Tokyo TOUGH JOB Having qualified as Executrix of the Fort indefinitely all Worth _ 86 66 0.00 rtrongpoints on the Tsingtai-Tsinan person who has 7,000 to 8,000 white Wednesday. It wrecked 291 homes, the capitulation of forces in T/5 Morris Spiliotls, of state of William M. Bellamy, deceased, Dalveston and hope for a revision of the pres- Harry 86 71 1.05 •ailroad. this is a drastic the Southern i-c is to notify all persons having corpuscles, de- damaged 780 others, flooded 3,336 regions. 10 South 10th street, 'has what Facksonville _ 90 64 #.00 ent occupation zones which allo- aims against the estate of said de- Kansas (The Tokyo radio said 50,000 Ye- crease. more and serv- were for City _ 87 56 0.00 cated to France about half disrupted railway Negotiations completed might rightfully be called a “tough a>ed to exhibit the same, duly veri- lan only Key West _ 84 71 1.73 troops were advancing against “On the other servicemen ice as well as communications. the surrender Monday of 4,000 Jap- er to the Room 417 hand, as much as that con- job.” undersigned, Knoxville _I_ 85 69 C.32 rsinan while the territory cutherr. Building. Wilmington. N. C., Chungking-ap- with bums had only 3,065,000 red Yet another was anese on the Southern Philippine T/5 is a cook in the Little Kock _ 78 66 0.00 trolled by the United States, Rus- typhoon roaring Spiliotis or before the 11th day of August. Los lointed governor of Shantung was and others of Mindanao. ^ Angeles _ 89 65 0.00 corpuscles apparently sia up from the Philippines toward Ok- island 6920 Repl. Co in Camp Herbert 116. or this notice will be in to and Britain, De Gaulle said. pleaded Louisville _ BO 63 the from 0.0? ittempting ocicupy city healthy had which when were West of 274 a in b: of their recovery. All persons in- 3,094,000, So far as the Far East is con- inawa, where 300 planes pois- Okinawa, Japanese Tareyton, staging area France Memphis _ 77 66 0.00 he east/ ebted to said estate will please make compared to the 4,500,000 to 5,000,- ed to soldiers and 21 officers grounded and has the of meals Meridian _ 90 70 0.18 cerned. the French president said; ready carry 7,500 heavily- job cooking nmedirte payment. 000 red Miami _ 84 72 0.69 corpuscles of the ordinary armed to in the first arms on Tokashiki island, near Aka, for boys who are leaving for This 10th day of August. 1945. 1. The United States would have troops Atsugi Minn.-St. Paul _ 76 56 0.00 is an two with more than AXNE T. S. BELLAMY. nealthy person again extreme a occupation wave. whose garrison capitulated home, many the Mobile _ 90 72 0.05 to take role in the eco- 1 leading Executrix of the Estate of \ew shortage. 85 and who will Orleans _ 76 0.00 K lARMESFREE nomic and political reorganization It also announced that Emperor days before. necessary points WILLIAM M. \ BELLAMY, e\v York _ 60 58 0.99 "This shows that no one can over the be their return deceased. of that area and France was de- Hirohit had ordered immediate Navy pilots flying by- discharged upon Korfolk _ 88 71 C.25 completely recover from the in- cessation of all hostilities "where passed Japanese naval strong-hold here. •■hoenix _ 108 83 0.00 termned to render m.ajor cobpera- DI PLAY juries sustained the atomic CLASSIFIED Pittsburgh _ 65 59 0.43 1670 PRISONERS by tion in that effort. Japanese forces are in direct con- of Rruk,, in the Carolines, reported Portland, Me. _ 62 49 0.01 bomb as long as he stays in (few waves BROTHERS IN SERVICE I 2. France intends to maintain tact with the Allied armies” as they were greeted by from tichmond _ 82 70 O.0O words fnom missing) he will be sub- in Northern in the instead of the usual Pfc. Emerson Gurganlous, after HOWARD RADIO CO. it. Louis _ 82 57 0.00 (Continued Page One) full sovereignty in Indo-China and Manchuria, Korea, garrison ian Antonio_ 90 0.00 jected to headaches, fainting Sakhalin island intense antiaircraft fire. serving six months overseas in New Caledonia and any arrange- and the Kuriles all 106 North Ian Francisco _ 65 0.0C mast, 50 miles from the spells, lack of appetite, parched Germany, has completed a 30-day Second St. only a North of the homeland. Savannah _ 90 74 0.15 ments for permanent American sland’s southern tip which points throat, weariness, constipation and furlough here and has returned to DIAL 4826 Seattle _ 71 0.00 naval base at Noumea will have The Japanese said disarming was icross at the other it at Campa _ 81 76 0.41 La Perouse Strait illnesses, has been found. training Camp Shelby, Miss., to be made by the World Secruity ‘‘on the whole complete” in most /lcksburg _ 82 70 0.00 lorthern island of Hok- “The MAKERS GET WT 1/c Bennie Gur- ALL WORK Japanese radioactivity of Uranium of this but that their AUTO while brother Washington 69 64 0.36 Organization. area, forces FILLY GUARANTEED caido. has thus truly dealt a blow ganious is hopefully expecting a Wilmington _ 84 71 0.08 major still were armed and forced to One of the highlights on his pro- Tokyo broadcasts, meanwhile, al- against Hiroshima’s hopes for post- furlough to the States in the near gram tomorrow will be an inspec- fight in self defense in parts of eged that the Russians "massa- war reconstruction and rehabilita- GO AHEAD SIGNAL future, with brother Sgt. Randolph tion the Na- China, where they claimed dis- Highest Temperature Today \ \ :red” a Japanese military peace tion.” » trip to United States after three of orders were Gurganious, years ■ at Bailev Theatre P. M. Till on val Md. spreading. 1 mission at Ha oka Sakhalin Academy, Annapolis, By Sterling F. Green overseas duty, returning to the 11 P. M.—76. Forecast For ■ The more than 1,000,000 Japanese Island, and assei*ted four Japanese WASHINGTON, Aug. 24— UPl United States and received his Balance of Summer—76. soldiers in China were quitting LOANS \ ships were sunk off Hokkaido Wed- The government told auto-mak- honorable discharge. a Soviet A' however, although Tokyo insisted nesday, presumably by COMPLAINT ers today to go the limit as it THE BAILEY submarine. SINGAPORE JAPS "peace and order are steadily de- Auto and strove to unite unions and bosses WINS SOLDIERS MEDAL Aircraft Makes Its Own Weather \ \ Tokyo also claimed to have heard teriorating” in Naking, Shanghai in labor peace. Pfc. William A. Tartt, son of a Moscow message saying Soviet STIRS and Hangchow. Insurance CROWLEY And—to open jobs for veterans Mrs. Thomas A. Tartt, of Seagate, j airborne were likely to land STILL HOLD OUT All hostilities ceased in Japan CLASSIFIED DISPLAY troops and fired war workers—it order- has been awarded the Soldiers shortly on Hokkaido. (Continued from proper, one message said, and an- lowesl Possible Rales Page One) ed 16 and 17 year old girls out of medal for saving the life of a com- (A Tokyo broadcast heard by the (Continued from Page One) other the was reported government plants working for the govern- rade. FCC asserted that "serious cases” Japan’s surrender until some new "measures for supplying GREGORY staff to Adm. Lord Mountbatten, taking ment. Pfc. Tartt, a rifleman of Co. C, of violence, outrages and looting type agreement took its place. food and transport facili- will exert on Ter- lodging, To them the Labor Department 20th Armored Bn., was H were being comimitted by Russian Since Lend-Lease strong pressure Infantry & J sprang from ties for Allied occupation forces.” said: Go back to school. cited for RADIO CO. troops in Manchuria, China and auchi to arrange for the Singapore heroism not involving Congressional action, he said, any But in a rash of messages, the The on unlimited auto SALES Sakhalin Island. capitulation. approval actual conflict with an enemy, & SERVICE such new measure would require accused the Russians of finance Gen. Hyotaro Komura, comman- Japanese production was official. when, at Murnau, Germany, on cobp. Dial 2*1765 Congressional approval also and of violations of surrender CLASSIFIED DISPLAY der in chief of Japanese forces in all sorts Previously the government had June 18, at great risk to himself, 214 So. Front St. 232 Princess St. would have “taken weeks and which was j per- Burma, in his order of yesterday arrangements, chief of told the manufacturers it was go- he swam 100 yards out into a lake haps months” of an for a air- Phone 2-2740 negotiation. directing his forces to lay down alleged plan private ing to issue this order, that they and rescued a drowning friend. said that other Crowley European their arms, asked Allied help in borne landing on Hokkaido. were to go all-out. He later applied artificial respira- whose economies also Baseball and B. F. Goodrich nations, have notifying some 7,000 or 3,000 Jap- The Russians disclosed that their This was the order itself. tion until the victim recovered. been affected by termination of anese West of the Sittang river forces now stand but 30 miles by MORE— MORE— Softball Shoes had realized Permanent THIS TUBES BATTERIES Lend-Lease, the ine- that the war is over. water from Hokkaido with the oc- 1. There’ll be fatter books and BACK IN STATES Available at SALES RECAPMNG SERVICE vitability of the U. S. decision and It was estimated that 50,000 Jap- cupation of the Japanese half of magazines. Off went the controls Pvt. Richard B. McCartney, of Industry 14 N. 3rd St. DUI 7MO already “were cooperating with us” anese remain to be corralled in Sakhalin island to the North. on the paper publishers can use. 807 South Fourth street, has re- PICKARD'S to arrange for continued shipments Burma, including those adrift in “According to a Moscow broad- Only limits left: On paper for news- turned here after 12 month* of 209 Market Street on a credit basis. the Bogged Paddylands. cast,” the Japanese told MacArthur papers. overseas duty. HHUMWIHMIBEE 1HHHHHHHHI »»i WANTS Forseeing the impact that ces- “it is reported that the Soviet Un- 2. OPA said: Throw away your Pvt. McCartney returned aboard sation of Lake of WANTED ! Lend-Lease would have Pontchartrain, part ion is about to send airborne troops fuel oil and gasolina coupons. Ra- the “Green Project,* which call* j on which borders the of New Or- war-wrecked nations, he said city to Hokkaido. tioning won’t come back. for the Air Transport Command’* had included leans, was named for the French “Should the Caribbean division to re- CARPENTERS Colored Man ! Persons! Loans t Congress provisions report prove true, 3. The government seized a strike fly 30,000 TO * x within the law itself to help nations Minister of Marine at a time when it would be greatly regretted by threatened railroad, proving it still turnees from Europe to Miami Bienville was and CHANGE TIRES [ Witaiiaftoo SSnsDce Co. * absorb the shock. naming places the Japanese government who is holds the big wartime stick. Army Air Field each month. He He things in the New Orleans area. has mentioned specifically a dping its best in order to fulfill 4. Federal farm bosses buckled been serving with the 473 In. apprentices AND BATTERIES t M HureMtuB Bldg. ? clause which He named a smaller lake in the in the The*, would allow nations, all your requirements by placing down to changing farming back to fantry Mediterranean Apply area Lake after his son. including to re- Maurepas, and ter of Operations. Sears, Roebuck & Co. Britain, continue the Army Navy forces and peace. They may ask some crop laborers ceiving goods contracted for under to cushion the economic shock re- civilians under strict control. cuts in 1948. SHOP AT Lend-Lease after BECOMES PETTY OFFICES STOP ABB V-J Day if they sulting from a halt to Lend-Lease, “It is earnestly hoped that the 5. The Army slashed its contracts opportunity for Beginners CBECKMEB S promised to pay for them within Crowley said were: armed forces of the Allied powers for gasoline—and offered 250,000 S 1/c William 0 i 5 years at 2-3—8 cent inter- 1. will enter to the | Learn 24 So. Promt St. per Extension of the termination Japan according badly needed surplus tires for ci- S. Rourk, son of Prefabrication est. | s date to the as has been notified by the ladies and choldrIn non. day officially designa- plan vilian trucks. Mr. and Mrs. W. Uvertime—Work Week HATH)NEB SANDALS. Crowley indicated that several ted as V-JDay by President Tru- Supreme Commander.” 6. Garment makers asked the ALL SIZES man. the S. Rourk of Au- 58—66 Hrs. SI Oil European nations were utilizing They also charged Russians government to ease up on its orders and COLORS .... dubon, has just *l»*°pp hese privileges and said an an- 2. Announcement that all Lend- with: about low-priced clothes. j Ilme 4 0ne-half been promoted to over 40 hrs. louneement on completed agree- Lease goods contracted for, stock- Attacking North of Kalgan, ad- 7. There will be ample supplies the rank of ments might be forthcoming “in piled, or “even in the of ministrative capital of Inner Mon- of "miracle petty process penicillin—the drug’’ officer 3/c. m 6ee the Man With the Plan i couple of days.” manufacture’’ will be shipped if golia Northwest of Peiping, despite —for civilians. The last controls Par Petty Officer M The Local Man Facilities of the Export Import satisfactory credit arrangemenlsx Japanese orders shutting down hos- come off Aug. 31. Rourk, • former ttlSS&fWsiEB. 3ank have been made available, ire worked out. tilities in that area. The War Production Board employe of th# IRC. I _Cofer_ ic said, to provide Britain with 3. Instructions to FEA to main- Sinking four Japanese ships (WPB) order scrapping all limits its North Carolina '225 So. lollars to purchase emergency sup- ;ain procurement around Hokkaido in submarine at- on the number of passenger cars Blount St. machinery Co. and allow her more time .ntact to aid nations and with a that Shipbuilding iOSfa Market St. Pnonc 11IM plies to asking for tacks sinking regugee conbe made delighted the ROURK before ^ Raleigh, N, C. I entering o map her postwar aims. assistance after credit ship en route to Hokkaido. Automotive Council for War Pro- -J22B3S arrange- tne service in July, 1944, is now BESSES1 Other acts by the United States ments are worked out. The "massacre” of 10 of 13 men tection. ^ stationed somewhere in India. * 1