The Alamance Gleaner VOL. LXXII . GRAHAM, N. C., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1946 No. $

WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS 1_ FULL EMPLOYMENT: Water Bill Blonde Aviatrix to With Democrats and Republicans Arranged Suicide v Seek Avert Mass Starvation alike | expressing agreement, the bouse passed a diluted version of an In New administration-backed "full employ¬ Plane for German Victory Plan Project a Europe; Wage-Price ment" bill that would have commit¬ -Mm as ted the government to providing Hanna Reitsch's Plan Still Seen Spur to Production Jobless work at prevailing wages. Incomplete Written . RttoiMd by Western Newspaper Union. ¦ As finally framed by a house- When Nazi Exclusively (EDITOK 8 NOTE: Wkts eptalens ars tisnuii la tkese eelaaaaa, tkey are ILsm .( New York Defeat Ended World War II Western Newspaper Ualaa's aaws analysts aad net aecessarUy etf Ifcla aawspapar.) senate conference committee and Newtboy: For WNU Features pushed congress, the new The Germans knew that we were PAULINE on before mak¬ through By FREDERICK ing periods strikes; bill sets a council on the atomic bomb. . . . WNTJ tat. WORLD RELIEF: both and labor li¬ up of three eco¬ working Fonip Correspond ing management nomic advisers delegsted to prfipare They even planted a spy at Oak Tests on a Measerachmitt to Need Great able for contract outlaw¬ . 138, violations; annual on ... He was al¬ IVIUERNBERG, GERMANY. Impact wKh the water would kill reports levels of employ¬ Ridge. captured, ' be launched from the back of a Dor- In calling upon the American peo¬ ing violence and intimidation, and ment, production and though this has not been announced. Never before In history has eo the pilot instantly and allow the walkouts or purchasing much of how a war nier 217 in flight were completed hi to . and bomb to ple pull in their belts and get banning sympathy boy- power and draw up a for . The original plan was to drop began tear loose from the plane cotts. program how it was come to so April, 1M4. When it became along on a smaller and less varied se¬ 500 atomic bombs over . . . fought light and continue under the keel of the appar¬ correcting maladjustments. A con¬ Japan. that that lection of meats, cheese, evaporat¬ gressional committee of seven will When the scientists learned ol it. quickly after war's end as is vessel where it would explode with ent, however, production in anjj in a could not for ed milk, ice cream, margarine, WAGE-PRICE: then act upon the recommenda¬ they protested to the army. . . . The happening today Germany. There time fuse that would be set In quantity begin months, salad and Pres¬ "You back and is not alone the incredible tale motion upon with the water. it was decided that the V-l "buza dressing beverages, New tions. army replied: go that is Impact ident Truman declared that the Policy In comment on the meas¬ take care of your test tubes; we'll unfolding in the green-cur- Hitler Lukewarm to bomb" should be altered Culmination of a and strenu¬ typical Plan. sufficiently) threat of starvation overseas was long ure, Manasco de¬ run the war!" tained courtroom here in Nuernberg. Then on to take care of the ous between Rep. (Dem., Ala.) But a thousand other February 28, 1944, fteltsch project. greater today than at any other tug-of-war government clared that it was time con¬ chapters are had a three-hour conference and and between admin- high revealed over with Pcrilons Test Flights. time in history. industry, gress announced an to Cranium is now obsolete In the being all this torn Hitler at to convince istration officials themselves, a new unwillingness country that wiU com¬ Berchtesgaden A pilot's compartment was in¬ While Americans have been con¬ of bombs. . . . eventually him that he formula loomed with the continue deficit spending except in production atomic the should accept the plan stalled in «m»ti suming about 3,300 calories per per¬ wage-price extreme and Lead, it appears, works as well plete piece. and name the the V-l, and other expectation that it would pave the emergencies, Rep. just One of these is proper leadership. modifications and then it son, he said, more than 129 million Judd . . . The U. S. knows that the Rus¬ the story of how The aviatrix had made, wag way for labor peace and start up (Rep., Minn.) said the bill the long been con¬ people in Europe'will have to sub¬ could do no harm and may do good. sians have the process, and we also Germans toyed with the idea vinced, undoubtedly for personal as tested. There was a high fatality sist on less than calories a full-scale production. of suicide to re¬ rate 2,000 day; Pushed Reconversion Director know they are employing lead in developing planes well as professional reasons, that among the test pilots, but 28 million will receive less than by LABOR: the manufacture. pel an Invasion fleet in IMS when Goerlng was not the man for his Reitsch came and was con¬ Snyder, and at first vigorously op- their dreams of world through 1,500 calories a day, and large OPAdministrator conquest had Job, to say nothing of this one. Hitler vinced that this was the weapon groups will get as little as 1,000 posed by Bowles, Bloody Outbreak James Lee in his "The come to an end in Russia. This tale didn't like the self-sacrificing idea that could be used. The the new program reportedly called Murder charges were filed col'm, particular calories. against Main Stem," reports: "A daughter in these was In a for general wage increases approx¬ four armed guards of the Toledo, danger testing planes shaping nine-point program cent was bom recently to Gloria De- in whether as to enable this to meet re¬ imating 17 per and correspond¬ Peoria and Western railroad follow¬ landing them, gliders country to Haven, and that must have made or bel overseas, the ad¬ ing price boosts permit industry ing an altercation between em¬ with a power unit, because at requirements ployees of the and Walter. Winchell feel a little older. the and at which ministration placed emphasis upon company pickets In the first column he ever evrote, speed angle they conservation of wheat near a siding at Gridley, 111., in came in. Ship targets were simu¬ dwindling which two strikers he announced the birth of Gloria lated on supplies to assure fulfillment of ex¬ were killed and herself." by colored smoke bombs three others wounded. the and dives and - port goals of 225 million bushels. Not balder! ground ap- No less than 25 million bushels of Climaxing the T.P.W.'s tempestii- older, James, just proaches were made to test angles ous labor relations with the rail¬ and An intricate » wheat were expected to be saved necessary speeds. during the first half of 1946 by rais¬ road brotherhoods, the bloody af¬ Chester Bowles, OPAdministra- aiming device was developed. The the of flour fray developed after the company tor, has promised Mr. Truman that most important thing that had to be ing quantity produced had run its he will in that June was from a bushel of wheat to 80 first train over its stay job until done carefully and accurately per eastern division 30th. He will to run for Gov. to cent. As a more dark bread since the union resign determine the distance from the result, walkout last October. At that time, of Conn. ship that the V-l was supposed to will be made. Another 20 million the had enter the water. The size and bushels of are to be conserved government returned the weight grain T.P.W to its owners its of the had to be exact¬ by discontinuing the use of wheat following The President's next Page One ship judged in the direct of alcohol -wartime operation of the strategic picnic with Congress will be a ly. By a sliding scale on the appara¬ production 239 mile line after over the tus before the was able and beer and limiting the use of taking panic. He will oppose any tax relief him, pilot other for alcohol property in 1942. Seizure result¬ for corporations this year. Then he to select his proper angle and main¬ grains beverage to ed from T.P.W. President G. P. Mc- tain it until his en¬ five days' per month. will amend that to deny any tax correctly plane consumption Near's refusal to arbitrate a dis¬ concessions to corporations that tered the water. The dive toward At the same time, the depart¬ the water at a ment of wib seek to cut pute. defy the Gov't. In other words, they speed probably great¬ agriculture Having followed the train a won't strike er than 528 miles an hour was to down on tlse of feed en¬ along be permitted to them¬ grains by paralleling highway, about 29 pick¬ selves into the lower tax brackets disintegrate the V-l and give the couraging the speeding of market¬ ets their cars close a the to . to to of and beef cattle and cub¬ parked sid¬ for rebate reasons. . . The Presi¬ necessary impetus torpedo ing hogs ing in Gridley and moved toward dent is mulling three methods of continue on through the water until ing of poultry. a switch it a nearby which the four fighting the reluctant steel industry IT WAS HIS FAULT ... Haana Reltieh the failure of the luicide reached certain position, when The other provisions of the ad¬ armed lays plane the ministration's guards approached to (which he claims is trying to ruin project to Betehamarahal Hermann Goerinj. The ez-chlef of the ex-luft- time fuse would automatically nine-point program "throw." As the guards and pick¬ the U. S. so that a handful can rule) waffe la shown here as he talked to Allied war In a set off. include the acceleration of rail ship¬ ets correspondents deten- neared each other, shots were . . Truman the Justice ments meat OPAdministrator Bowles an¬ is asking tlan camp. His facial expressions were dabbed his "injured Innocence" set. But the Nazi suicide squad never of wheat, corn, and oth¬ (right) fired and the strikers fell. to see if can be er of tons swers newsmen. Though Dep't they prose¬ got into action. Even the technical foods; exportation 375,000 it was admitted that the pickets car¬ cuted via the anti-trust nas jusi come 10 ugni in intelli¬ of the projeoS because he thought It was of fats and ried act, wage development not fully complete oils, 1,600,000,000 pounds to absorb the added expense. rocks, police sought to deter¬ hour law (or for violation of income gence reporta released at Frankfurt, was "un-German." Also, he re¬ when the war ended, to say nothing of meat, and increased supplies ol mine whether any had been armed. tax because won't and the star of the piece is a blonde fused to believe that situ¬ canned milk and establish¬ Though admitting that a rise in liv¬ statutes) they Germany's of production that would have put cheese; ing costs would result from the pol¬ show their books. aviatrix named Hanna Reitach. ation was so precarious and de¬ the weapon into action. ment of wheat and flour inventory icy, administration leaders declared NEAR EAST: Bare Is the manded such unusual measures. controls on millers, bakers and dis- Story: Hitler did that Reitsch lays the failure to get the that the volume output following re¬ Rush Claims Routine is as the a Anally say plans into as wen aa . and efforts to move more negligence given By 1M3 lot of people in Ger¬ project operation, tributors; sumption of work would reason for the meat would be developed so that when he copra for cocoanut oil from the bring prices Repeated communist demands tor alleged packing many, including Reitach, had be¬ the order all other failures of German air to normal, reasonable levels. the return of Turkish-held Armenian strike, which could have been avert¬ come convinced that extra¬ gava they could be put power, to She says "that . Goering. Philippines. In the new only into operation but until such time 1 developing formula, lands to Russia focused ed. . . . Both sides wanted Labor the with which had A increasing ordinary measures could bring the as he chose to he didn't want spirit Goering President Truman affirmed his be¬ attention on the Near. East. Sec y Schwellenbach to intervene. war to a successful end for Ger¬ speak infused the Luftwaffe was detrimen¬ WAR CRIMINAL: lief in a previous plan he bad pro¬ Latest communist for But his to for a to be bothered with the idea any was appeal the telegram Chicago many. They decided that if any plan more. tal to our project well known No posed under which prices would return of Turkish provinces of Kara Washington confab arrived an hour for invasion of the continent could to all of us. We needed strong lead¬ Reprieve have been raised if Meanwhile, 70 or 80 men, care¬ only industry and to Russia was made too late. . . . Schwellenbach knew with an idealism Having been convicted by an had its Ardagan be destroyed at the beginning, Ger¬ ership, tempered American military commission for proven inability to absorb by Grigori Arutinov, secretary of the score for a week before the many could then be safe enough in fully selected, had signed tbe that matched our own. Host of all wage increases. While the plan the Communist party of Soviet Ar¬ strike date was set . . . (O, pledge: "I hereby volunteer as a we needed a leader who saw the countenancing atrocities" in the Phil- would have worked My lta continental fortresa so that the with full produc¬ menia. In an election at Schwellenbach pilot of the manned I situation ippines, Gen. Tomo- he speech Aching I) Allies would be ready to make glider-bomb. present military (March, Yamashita's tion, said, obstructions to large- a small of am convinced that this action will 1944) in the same degree at precari- yuki scale necessitated a revi¬ i peace. Therefore, group output . end with death." ousness as we ourselves saw it." life rested in the sion of policy. Pre*. Truman's next report to the men banded together a "suicide my hands of President, people will make his last one sound p(uwuuu wno were wuiuig w give Truman after the* lika a peep. He will name names their lives in some kind of a man- Supreme court had UNO: (tying up Southern Demmys with propelled flying bomb that would validated his trial Save Face Repubs) despite warnings from Bob destroy and sink at a ratio of one and Gen. that It's "bad vessel all the Douglas At odds in the United Nations or¬ Hannegan politics." per flying bomb, MacArthur refused . . . Labor Sec. Schwellenbach now craft were so over the larger naval that Im¬ to the sen- a ganization question of the advertises himself to friends as "the mitigate presence of British troops in Greece, portant in protecting and covering tence. Russia and Britain unhappiest man in Washington." . . . an invasion force. Reltsch, from As the President ^¦ patched up their Jan Valtin (author of "Out of the the was to be the differences with of a beginning, chief considered clemen- General acceptance Night") is one of three men denied test pilot for such a craft. there was re- face-saving formula under which the cy Yamashita council citizenship while serving in the In the death of a thousand of their sentment in Jap¬ security dropped consider¬ U. S. army. He blames "reds" In ation of the issue without a formal Yerevan, played up in number the squadron hoped to anese over Moscow, . circles MacArthur's or¬ pronouncement. the State Dep't. . Newsmen are save the Uvea of many thousands. ders that Yamashita be stripped of Arutinov declared that the Armeni¬ going nuts over the name "Charles his decorations and other By dropping the question without an people raised the question of re¬ But plans had not progressed very uniform, further UNO E. Wilson." One is boss of Gen. far when obstacles were army accessories in being hanged. ado, avoided the possi¬ gaining the territory ceded to Tur¬ Electric.the other is boss at Gen. insuperable bility of impairing the prestige of key in 1921 in a border encountered. First, Reitsch went to Declaring that Yamashita was an dispute. Motors. . . . Gen. Confusion, etc. adherent of the ancient Samurai Russia by refuting its charges that In the face of growing Russian Luftwaffe authorities and there was warrior the presence of Tommies in Greece pressure for the readjustment of met with the Impression that the tradition, Nipponese gener¬ threatened The Funnies: Comdr. Fred Storm, idea was the als said he was entitled to a sol¬ the peace of the world Turkey's mountainous eastern bor¬ fantastic and result of or of Britain acknowl¬ and who "covered" FDR at Albany and hallucinations of tired of life dier's rather than a common crimi¬ offending by der, other demands for a strip in people edging the Red accusations. of northern Black sea Washington (for United Press), who were looking for a martyr's end nal's death. Turkey's was aboard the US8 Massachusetts In Yamashita's Russia's charges that the Tom¬ coast, Istanbul has stood fast in the pages of German history. ordering hanging mies' of when the French Jean Barte opened She had no better success at the in disgrace, MacArthur asserted alleged protection rightist against territorial revisions. With the Are. The first the had interests in Greece against leftist central government its salvo bracketed the air ministry. Then she took the mat¬ that Jap dishonored the elements announcing Massachusetts. That is, those big ter to the military profession by countenanc¬ would have international intentions to fight for every inch of aeronautical research repercussions followed close upon ground, nationalists sentiment in the shells threw geysers up to port and council. After the experts examined ing troop rapacities instead of in¬ what it starb'd, clearly indicating to all the sisting upon their protection of the believed were British in¬ threatened provinces has been idea, they decided it was feasi¬ spired Iranian fanned to a navy men that the next salvo would ble. The was to install a weak, whether friend or foe. Scor¬ complaints against patriotic pitch. be aboard the American plan 2,000 ing the sack of Red interference with orderly gov¬ coming pound bomb-torpedo in the nose of Japanese . Manila, ernment in that country WORLD COURT: ship. . . Vice Admiral Thomas Car- a plane, which would be steered into MacArthur compared the destruc¬ Occupying Giffen turned tion with a strategic position along the British lyle to Comdr. Storm the water at a certain angle. The American respect for the life-line in the Name American and said: "Freddie, you like the city in IMS despite its eastern Mediterran¬ at the Na¬ impending ean, Greece, with Top legal body United ladies, don't youT" ... Big Fred, loss. along oil-rich tions the new Iran, ranks as a key spot in the Organization, Interna¬ no little worried about being killed, Near East tional Court of Justice wfll Include summered: "Yezzirl" Banna Reitsch CONGRESS: one American among its 13 mem¬ "Just remember," said the Skip¬ bers, Green H. Hackworth of Chevy "when we to the Hanna Rcitsch describes her¬ However, in the early morning Labor Curb Debate Site per, get Pearly self house Chase, lid., being elected to the Gates I am pulling rank on you. I as follows: Fhra feet, 4tt hour, of April SO, 1046, the Despite quick action In While residents of the Stamford- tribunal. get first date with Helen at Troy!" inches tall, weighs about 109 Fuehrer ordered her and LL Gen. passing the drastic Case bill with Greenwich, Conn., area recommend¬ In the old world court has a flitter von its restrictive labor ed supplanting pounds, blonds hair with Graim, who had suc¬ legislation, the to UNO as a site for permanent the new tribunal ranks as the prin¬ "permanent," blue eyes, white ceeded Goering ae head of the senate was expected to proceed headquarters, the of UNO for leads la the Night: At Theo¬ teeth more protested against cipal organ resolving dore's: "A bachelor is a who and a small round face with Luftwaffe, to leave to accomplish slowly in considering the selection, a movement between guy a scar measure. strong against judicial disputes nations. never makes the same mistake down the center of her two missions. One was to get approving the locality developed In addition, the court can be celled nose, a well-proportioned figure, Luftwaffe help to Berlin. The oth¬ Holding their lines within UNO ooce." ... In Havana-Madrid: "If solidly through¬ itself. upon to furnish legal advice to so- for is 13 years old. and not considered er was to prevent Heinrich Htam- out the week-long debate on the bill, In leading opposition against the credited UNO it wasn't her Adam's apple she beautiful. whom a eealitiou of agendas. wouldn't have any figger at all." ler, Hitler had Just heard Republicans and con¬ Stamford-Greenwich site, Austra¬ A legal adviser to the state de¬ She was a test pilot of German had contacted the Allies to make servative Democrats beat down all lian Delegate W. R. de¬ partment since Hackworth has ... In the Park Central Lounge: aircraft and (lew efforts to take the teeth out Hodgson 1S2S, "He hangs onto his like it military the V-l peace terms, from succeeding of the clared that purchase of the land for participated in many International dough "buss bomb" plane. She holds him as Fuehrer. Reitscfa was Von was still worth . . legislation by modifying provisions $10,000,001) was too costly, residents conferences. Secre¬ something." . records for and | or all Accompanying At the Singapore: "It's one of those flying gliders oth¬ Greta's personal pilot eliminating enabling clauses did not welcome UNO and no cen¬ tary of Stats Hull to Moscow in IMS, er types of planes. But more than As far as is known at this to reduce the measure to a mere tral facilities exclusive spots where nobody's el- time, jlaalaeafiMi ..1 i for interim operations be subsequently attended the Dum¬ that, she was in the bunker un¬ Hanna Reitsch flew the last GrC In lo llOn OI LXJ1ICY lowed in!" ... In the plane were available in New York. barton Oaks and San Francisco con¬ Cub Room: der the While liberals assailed the "You know, a iotta people think he's Reichschancellery with out at Berlin before it capitulated. bill as Despite proposals lor purchasing ferences With the U. S. delegation Hitler and his entourage Because of the conditions at the one of the a heel" . . . "You mean a lot of during anti-strike the area recommended for from at the London sessions at UNO, the last days of Berlin and was heels think he's a heel." . . . most^sricious to you DIDN'T UKE I* . . . AMI Hitter $000 $800 per acre, residents at Hackworth also Is chairman at the In the Stork: "While slated to be a participant in the both Greenwich and Stamford voted Unttad Nations committee at they vilified Ma t like Hum UtNfi Mm tor maas jurists. his friend he act there as a suicide plan worked out by ***** As a jostles an the new court he quiet huu." hr flufto m wu Hitler to bo put into eCect when ar disputes; in the ate. wfll draw annually. rat." . . . Ann Todd in the flicker, the Russians reached the bunker. "The 7th Veil." to karr Om ptoar imtopit.