De Gaulle Does U. S. S. Taconic Launching Party hot __ junior red cross Will Of Von Hindenburg RUSSIAN CHURCH ExpecU},dj0 Parll) PARIS, Sunday, TALKED Not Want ^ ATTACKS VATICAN ACTIVITIES Showed He Did Gen. Charles De Garde lefTp^T last night on a ar» James Doughton, Junior trip v,ilich MOSCOW, Feb. 10.— UP) —The Mrs. scribed of the Win- His Successor as wholly Red Cross Secretary Hitler As unrelated * » I Orthodox church charged three ftt Russian addressed big conferey ■„ to ston-Salem chapter, today that the Vatican sought LOUIS P. LOCHNER Hindenburg died early in Au- to the of the local chap- By ing latest reli Nazi Germany from Allied ;eacher-sponsors gust, 1934. Before the army chiefs * ahield UR — t.on, the ble'i^ in the Sunday school SPA, Belgium, Feb. 10.— on the French leader the accusa- ter yesterday :ould get together to confer did not punishment, making Paul von Hinden- ^ * four First Presbyterian Field Marshal situation thus Hitler had inVit6d to the tion in a document signed by •ooms of the created, Black the Junior desired a reinstatement of Hinden- area.t° and of ihurch on the efforts of burg proclaimed himself as patriarchs representatives in Germany and did to relieve teachers oi the Monarchy successor. In the early Nonetheless, it four others. Red Cross Ourg’s cor,mued K falls on not want Adolf Hitler to succeed widely reported b* “In view of the present interna- much of the work that hours of the morning the entire thror-h „ him as chief of state, I am able to that de Gaulle tional situation,” said the docu- hem. German army was compelled had left forth of to reveal today. three bl! ment, addressed to “the people She gave members many helpful sweat a personal oath of loyalty meeting. This ,‘“e in all the for- from both by the the world” and published suggestions and stressed By deliberately withholding to Hitler. Paris councils as a a of radio'anJ^ Soviet newspapers, “representa- mation of schools the German peotie portion As was his custom, Hitler then church pres- this Hitler created tives of the Orthodov means of activating program. Hindenburg’s will, arranged for a plebiscite to prove Red Cross is form- old soldier ent at the Sobor (church congress) “The Junior the impression that the to the world that the German peo- Well-informed quarter r, p r:) those ed so as teachers, may expected that raise their voices against that you, had wanted him to head the Reich. ple approved of this step. The President try to Red Cross and not so that would visit the Vatican especially—who rse the three besides was a since it France to see from Only living persons plebiscite phoney, De GT,' to Hitlerite Germany :he Red Cross can use you” Mrs. after conclusion of protect so far as I can ascertain, was a clear cut case of voting his meehn* for crimes commit- stated. Hitler, responsibility Doughton knew the secret of Hindenburg’s Eor Hitler or else. During the flood Churchill her and ask forgiveness for Luncheon was served by the anffi ted by Two of Franz von Pa- of Nazi which preceded I^meMnnster the blood of the will. them, oratory Fascists who spilled Danteen Corps under supervi- was --_V_ pen and the chief of the presi- the so-called plebiscite much innocent victims all over Europe.* sion of Mrs. E. C. Hines, chairman Otto of the Hindenburg will in that in the opinion dential chancellory, Meissner, made It continued The U. S. S. to near at the of the North Carolina Shipbuilding if Canteen Service. The meeting Ger- Reds Taconic, 201st vessel completion yard are in A it was that Report Revolt those accused of of wife of the still Germany. third, which supposed of the signers, company, was christened yesterday morning by Mrs. O. W. Turner, Wilmington, Leading vas presided over by Mrs. George had desired wanted the to whose name must be withheld, many’s military idol trying to protect Germany Assistant Foreman in the yard’s plumbing departm ent. Shown above at launching are, left right, Mitchell, Junior Red Cross chair- 0/ German Mrs. lives in exile. Hitler to succeed him. Sailors tb “leave on the earth after the Stanley Rekrut, Newport News, Va.- D. J. Pridgen, Durham; Miss Deloris Turner; Rekrut, man. to the world anti- -natron of Mr. O. W. M rs. P. F. Halsey, vice president What was released War a Fascist, Misanthropical honor; Turner; Turner, Jr., Turner, sponsor; New Hanover schools were re- From a casual phrase dropped (Continued from and of the Mrs. W. Richmond, Va., matron of honor. The will actually was Page One) doctrine, together with general manager company, and W. Whitby, a dinner somewhere in as Hindenburg’s Christian in Massachusetts. presented by Mrs. Graham M. at party ship, an invasion force headquarters craft, was named for a range of mountains the first of several parts of in its supporters.” Miss Arlene Kim- Europe I stumbled on t h e fact only ported the capital in I Cann, Tileston; in addition -• Christian must anti-Na- that document. It spoke gen- to “special task" “The religion ball, William Hooper; Mrs. J- C. that a distinguished exiled formation, of the necessity of Ger- made of bless the efforts of freedom-loving zi who sat opposite me eral terms up Gestapo Plans For Disposal Several Complete Class Red Troops Capture Fisher, Cornelius Harnett; Miss German leadership, officers hnd mankind directed man and must know man unity and unified police and party peace-loving Louise Adams, Wrightsboro; Miss was that third officials. organization of such order Prussian Port but did not mention The same report toward Of Surplus Housing In Red Cross Training East Esther E. Harriss and Miss Eve- the secret. Hitler._ said that On earth by which the world will Gen. Sepp Deitrich head lyn Brock, Chestnut street; Miss of the never again experience Fascism By Agency from Page One) Wuffen SS, had been Prepared Mrs. W. H. Henderson, chair- (Continued Katherine Gray, New Hanover Chapter services; Mrs. Harvey appoint- and bloody, terrible aggressions REQUEST GRANTED ed commander of the “fortress man of Staff Assistants for the Miss Ruby Lucas, Sunset Alfred like Hitler’s,” it said. from Page One) German marine units, and cap- High; Glazier, Mrs. Sternberger of Berlin." (Continued American by Miss Beatrice Southerland, The church leaders whose signa- Wilmington chapter, Thursday Park; and Mrs. W. S. Pullen, of the Junior Feb. 10.— The London Red tured 4,30C prisoners W. ATLANTA, Ga., exchange tele- on the document will be carried to Con- Cross, announced yesterday Sunset Park annex; Mrs. Jean tures appeared purposes Cross committee. graph reported from the west- the of a class in staff and Friday, Moscow said. Maffitt Mrs. Red f/P)—A southern businessman were Christopher, Patriarch of gress separately. completion Thompson, Village; ern front that the war Nazis, on third Patriarch of An- For the regulations pro- assistant training. “Several thousand” R. L. Epperson, St. Mary’s; Mrs. Dr. William Crowe pronounced wrote the fourth regional Alexander, sales, February 3, had shifted the of that “reasonable market The following members suc- at second larg- H. K. Beam, Lake Forest; Miss the invocation. that the tiochia; Kallistrat, patriarch vide were slain Elbing, labor board, asking “you capital from Berlin to first established cessfully the course and Miss Later in the afternoon, Mrs. all Georgia, and Alexei, Patriarch value’’ prices be completed and a Velma Wright, Hemenway; authorize me to embrace all Nuueruberg in Mrs. est city in East southern Ger- Russians. and that the sales have been assigned to duty: Forest addressed representa- va- of Moscow and all the by appraisal center for locomotives, sub- Caroline Newbold, Hills; Doughton my stenographers at their many, secene of Nazi bid basis. W. J. F. Mrs. Alfred B. factory the colored Junior Red party shall be made on a They Canady, boats, the Mrs. G. T. Armstrong, Washington tives of rious locations, under general cangressess. Mrs. James J. marines and torpedo DENY CHARGES a system for Cheatham, Darby, Catlett- Cross teacher-sponsors at the Red The set up “priority’’ midnight Soviet supplemental com- order 31.” Berlin correspondent of to con- Mrs. J. A Elmore, Mrs. J. Henry the Customs house. buyers giving preference said. Four thousand Ger- Others present were Miss Chlor;- Cross office in After a couple of huddles, the Stockholm Svenska VATICAN Feb. 10.—(UP) of Gerdes, Mrs. R. C. Gray, Mrs. E. munique I)ag- CITY, sumers, including occupants killed the Kellum, representative of the south- Williston Industrial. Kirkland stabilization experts bladet asserted that S. M. Mrs. mans also were during wage the sub- —Observatore Romano, official and veter- Haile, Mrs. W. Hill, Acorn Branch schools were prospective occupants the area south of Koenigs- eastern area of the Junior Rec and the request, deciding urbs of eastern Berlin J. B. Mrs. J. U. day in granted had Vatican newspaper, tonight pub- ans. Consumers is definited to in- Hinnant, King, and an dis- in- berg, it said. Cross; Mrs. J. B. Sidbury, Mrs represented interesting that “embrace”, in this been declared zones of “mili- lished a denial of a Soviet dispatch Mrs. William F. LaPorte, Mrs. clude mutual ownership corpora- Gurard Mrs. A. Paul Bur- of articles made the Junior was a statistical ap- T. A. The Germans had used the guns Simkins, play by stance tary preparation" with the In- that Pius XII was of two-thirds of oc- Nesbit, Mrs. Q. B. Satch- charging Pope tions made up last two sizeable Mrs. E. L. Mathews and Miss Red Cross for the Armed Services to an intra-office wage habitants evacuated Mrs. C. W. Mrs. Ad- of their ships, ton, proach and houses the “preacher of a soft peace.” or occupants. well, Shaw, cupants prospective the battleships Admiral Allie Morris Fechtig, members o: was shown. problem. fortified. The Soviet appeared dison E. Smith, Mrs. Edward B. pocket dispatch No individual sales will be made in an effort Ward, Mrs. W. Scheer and Luetzow, this week in the Russian army the units and T. Weaks, Mrs. unless surrounding to hold the base for Ger- “Red Star.” It left the McCullough B. Mrs. Paul Elbing. newspaper land is suitable. Wilson, tried A. Wilson and man counterattacks which impression that the Soviets would -V- Mrs. A. C. Woodall. to bread the trap sprung on resist Vatican policy of inter- -V- vainly any thousands of Nazi troops to the vention in regards to Germany, east. The ships stood off the Baltic Austria, Hungary and . Superforts, Quake First Army Wins coast and shells into Rus- Osservatore Romano also denied pumped Rock Japs’ sian positions, the enemy said. a report, attributed to Red Star Capital Battle For Dams that the Pope is about to prepare Troops Released from One) Feb. 11th is the 98th since the birth of Thomas A. Edison! con- (Continued Page Today, year a which will be new message (Continued from Page One) fall released thousands for Elbing’s trary to the Allied program — erfortresses numbering approxi- of Russians for a probable assault Europe. of the Maas river. More than 100 postwar toward Danzvo and also furnished -V- mately 90 planes, according to Tok- Feb. 12th marks were taken from the Monday, the 136th year since Abraham Lincoln's birth! prisoners Soviet to be yo—loosed their explosives and in- more striking power pocket while guns west of the ri- turned against the remnants of per- on and Yokoha- 'Anti-Walace Forces cendiaries Tokyo men esti- ver pounded mercilessly at the haps 200,000 originally ma. Enemy broadcasts said air- mated trapped south and south- Retreating In House holdouts. plane factories were the principal west of Koenigsberg. Smashing through the Ger- In narrowing this pocket to ap- WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.—(UP)— targets. mans’ first line of defenses—anti- 750 square miles of Anti-Wallace forces in the House A second raid was reported sev- proximately ’s 14,283, Gen. Ivan to be en hours later by Tokyo radio. tank ditches, mine fields and con- appeared retreating tonight. Third White Rus- Both and southern Superforts this time were over the Cherniakhovsky’s Republicans cealed bunkers—Field Marshal Sir sian Preussich- would Yokosuka Naval station, south of Army captured Democrats indicated they B. L. Montgomery’s Canadians cap- north. Eylau, an eight-way road and rail accept a compromise on the Tokyo, heading tured Millingen, Mutterden and junction 20 miles south of Koenigs- bill, thus the way The Domei news agency said the George clearing Schottheide and drove to the out- These also seized 30 for Senate confirmation of former B-29's in the first raid remained berg. troops skirts of Gennep on a winding 17 localities on a 15-mile front over Honshu for about an hour. nearby Vice President Henry A. Wallace mile front. ‘HONEST ^ the to three as of But “beat a retreat” after during day, gaining up secretary commerce. they “Hitler weather” hindered the miles. The bill as passed by the Senate meeting” stiff opposition” from in- Canadians. The annual Rhine flood, One hundred and 30 miles north- would strip the commerce depart- terceptor planes, the agency con- earlier than usual, laid a three- east of Berlin, in Pomerania, the ment of authority over the recon- tinued. An official enemy communi- foot flow of water across the bat- right wing of Marshal Gregory K. struction finance corp. The ad- que admitted “some damage to 'Mr tlefield in some places and soften- Zhukov’s Berlin-bound First White ABB ministration accepted the bill in ground installations.” ed main roads into axle-deep beds Russian Army overran 40 localities the belief that it would assure con- Returning crews at 21st bomber of mud. on a 45-mile front, and all but en- firmation of Wallace when the command headquarters were en- Water and mud inter- circled Deutsch-Krone, Ger- Senate takes up the nomination thusiastic. Observers said the fact seriously large removal of but the man communications center and to '■ rupted mines, on March 1. The House compro- that “good to excellent” results Had mise Canadians were using specially- fortified city 12 miles northwest proposal would also ban Wal- were reported significant. B-29 lace from trained dogs to smell out the dead- of encircled Schneidemuehl. being a member of the headquarters ordinarily does not board of the ly packets underfoot. Only a six-mile gap remained to export-imporf bank. estimate damage until reconnais- Sweeping three miles east of be closed by the Russians who sance have been tak- Could Adam photographs seized three and one- Eat the Apple Zandpol on the northern flank, the Klausdorf, read by J, en. Canadians drove into Millingen In half miles northwest of Deutsch- with Stomach Ulcer Pains? It was the first strike at major to Krone, and Stranz, four miles The biblical fierce hand-to-hand fighting gain story of Adam eating a raw Tokyo since Jan. 27. An hour-long southwest of the their first foothold on the Rhine junction town. * apple might never have come to pass had air battle developed during that . he suffered river east of the where it Other points three miles south and after-eating pains. Don’t 57 point ignore your raid with a record number of north of Deutsch-Krone sufferings. Try Udga for branches into the Waal and Neder- had Wen Hreligbt relief of ulcer and stomach in- Japanese planes shot down, 21 pains, Rhine- is four miles east captured previously. digestion, gas for dam- Millingen pains, heartburn probably destroyed and 41 Through the six-mile gap be- burning sensation, bloat and other con- of Erlekom, where the Germans ditions aged at a cost of five superforts. tween Klausdorf and Stranz the caused by excess acid. Get a said the Canadians had crossed B5c box of The last announced 21st bomber German Udga Tablets from your garrison has a single road druggbt. First the Waal in the first day of their dose must convince or lommand action was against Kobe open to Maekisch Friedland, 16 return box to drive. us and get DOUBLE an Feb. 4 broad- miles to the YOUR although enemy west and 42 miles MONEY BACK. Saunders and A second spearhead driving stores casts reported that B-29's had been east of menanced Stargard, outer drug everywhere. the main aver the Kobe district every night along Nijmegcn-Kleve baction of Stettin, Baltic port at road of two Wise Americans Now for the past six nights. registered gains nearly the mouth of the Oder which is the *^ Fight miles toward the vital fortress of The Domei agency said today’s target of another Soviet drive aim- Kleve. northern anchor of the raid was unusual in that the Amer- Sieg- ed at sealing off all Pomerania, fried and at last reports still ican planes came in over the west- line, the Polish corridor and . was ern coast of Honshu against a making good progress. This thrust carried Nut- strong head wind, dropped their through COUGHS bomb loads and headed for their terden, two miles from the out- Free fer Asihma ®r Bronchial Irritations Due To Mariana bases riding the wind. skirts of Kleve. 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