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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-21
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@ibelmeper fein 8ortpurf elmer itraf-
barren Sanolung eemadt tpurbe. Sie
baben nitbts Strafpiiroiges setan!
Dennod iino ie NIT 8erbannung ee-
ftrait. @arum? Meil id ettpas ee-
ton babe, Dos Ser Staotsreeierung
nidt aenebm tpor. 8ei ben bier 8e>
ieeuneen bon 9omberrenitellen in
ben letten alpei ssabren bat oie &e:
aierung in brei Jdlen mir mitaeteiIt,
bob ibr sic @rnennune niht senebm
fei. Beil nad ben 8eitimmunsen oes
Yreubiiden &onforoates bon 1929
ansbriidIid ein giniprndsredt Der
&eoierung ouseeIhloiien iit, babe ib
in a,pei bon oen bier Sollen bie @r<
nennune hennob pollaoeen. Sd ba-
be bomit fein ltnreht eeton, id babe
nnr nein perbrieftes 3ebt auseeiibt.
SD fonn oos ieoer3eit betpeiien. Man
moec midi por @eri6t itellen, tpenn
man eloubt, oob ib seieslpiorig se-
bonoelt babe. Sd bin fiber, fein I'M
abbongiees beuti6es @erid]t miro
mid ipeaen meines 8eraebens bel 9e-
fetung Der Domberrenitellen berur-
teilen fonnen.
SIT es oesipeeen, bob man nidt
ein @eriht, ionbern Die @ebeime
StootspoIisei eineeieet bat, oeren
Mobnobmen I'M Deutiben &eib Ell
ner eeridtli6en Nadpriifuna Ieioer
niht lnterlieaen? - Ser pbpiiiben
l1eberlnobt Der @ebeimen Staatspo'
Iiaei itebt ieber beutihe Stoatsbiirger
pollia pebrlos eeeeniiber. Das baben
biele beutide 8olfseenoiien int 2anfe
Der letten Sabre on iid erfabren. 60
mein Iieber 93eIieionslebrer ssrieo-
rids, Ser obne 8erbonolune nno &C.
ridtsnrteil eefaneen aebalten miro,
10 oie beioen Serren Domfapitnlare,
Die in Der 8erbannun9 tpeilen, 10 er>
fobren es iest uniere Srbensleute,
Die eeitern unb beute ploslid aus H.
rem @ieentum, aus Staot nno 2ano
Oerfrleben Defoen.
&einer bon nns lit fher, unb es
mag iehem betp1bt iein, Der trenelte
nno eetpiiiensbofteite Staotsbiireer
an iein mag ct iib bollieer S@ulo-
Ioiiefeit betp,,bt iein Bob er niht Ell
mes Sages aus ieiner 8obnuns ee=
bolt, ieiner ssreibeit beraubt, in Den
3eaern nno &on5entrationslaeern
Der @ebeimen Staotspoliaei einee=
tperrt miro.
sd bin mir ooriiber flor: Dos
fam beute, bos fonn eines Tages
anh mir eeideben. sseil i6 oann
nift mebr Sffentli6 ipreben fam,
min id offentli6 mornen bor oem
&eiteridreiten auf einem SSeg, Der
nod neiner felten lteber5eueung Got
tes strofeeri6t auf bie Meniden ber=
obruft, ,no gum l1neliid, 5un Ser
berben fir nnier 8olt nno 8oter<
Iano fiibren mlb.
@enn id eegen bieie Mabnabmen
nnb 8eltro i,meen Der @ebeimen
Stootspoliaei proteitiere, tpenn i6 Of
fentlid bie Beieitieung bieles gu
ftonoes nno bie eeridtlide geadprii-
fnng ooer 3uriidnabme aller Mab-
nabmen Der @ebeimen Stoatspoliaei
for6ere, bonn hue id nidts anoeres,
ols tpos aud Der @eneralsouberneur
nno 3eidsminiiter 9r. Sans 5ranf
aeton bat, Der i'm sSebrlar 6ieIes Sab
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-21

rtHf Defltrfe1lf Dor0en nit0, o0er Ole
nod GerbiiBnng Der bonn @eridt ber-
bdngten ~5traie erneut bon Der @e=
beinen StaatspoIiaei sefangenee-
nomnlen unb in Saft eebalten mer-
ben. 8ieoiele iino aus Ser Seimat
nno Dem Srte ibrer 8erufsarbeit
ansgeipieien! Sd erinnere erneut an
Den ebrp.. 8iibof bon gfottenburg,
Sob. 8apt. Sprou, einen @reis BON
70 ssabren, ser Dor f,raem iein 25=
iGbriees 8ifdofsiubiIaum fern BON
ieiner Dioaeie' in Der 8erbannung fei<
ern mu,Bte, peil i'm oie @ebeime
Staatspoliaei Dor brei Sabren aus
ieine,n 8ist,m ausgetpieien bat. Sd
nenne nodmals uniere betoen Dom
fopitllare, sic bobtp. Serren 8or-
merf uno @6elmeDer. Sd ee6enfe
unieres neutrality-suspicious. Serrn
Eelieionslebrers 5rieorihs. Ser i'm
&onaentrationslaaer l6mo6tet. @ei=
tere Namen at nennen ipiG i1 mir
beute beriaeen. Ser Game zines
ebaneelii6en Wannes,. Ser. inn 8elt=
triee als oe,,tider Sffiaier uno Il
8ootfommanbant iein 2eben fir
Deutidlano eineeiest bat uno nod
Der oIs ebaneelii6er Yforrer aud in
Winfter eetpirft bat uno ser iest
idon felt sSsobren ieiner Sreibeit BE-
raubt lit, lit e,,d alien befannt, nnb
mir alle baben Die erobte Sododh1ne
Dor Ser Sapferfeit ,no Dem 8efen=
/ nermut oieies eolen beutiden Men=
i6en. I'm oiei iem geiipiel febt ibr,
meine gbriiten, oob es ni6t Elm tom
feiiioneaes, fatbolti6es anlieeen it,
eas id beute offentlib bor e,.d) be-
iprede, tpobl aber Elm hriitlides, ia
ein aGeemein meniblihes, nationales,
relieioles anlieeen.
nDie @eredtiefeit iIt bas Gunba=
ment alIer Staoten'' Bir beflaeen
es, mir beobahten es NIT er0bter
Soree, oab mir ieben pie oieies
Sunoa,nent erihiittert ipirb, tpie Die
@erebtiefeit, Die natiirIibe une
briitlihe 9ueeno ,lnentbebrlib fir
Den seoroneten 8eitanb ie6er meni6-
liden @emeinidaft, ni6t fir ale UNI
atpeioeutig erfennbor setpabrt uno
bodeebalten tpirb. Niht um Ser
Hehte Der Stride pillen, ionbern and
aus 2iebe al a.nierem SoIfe unb in
ernIter Gorge nm unier 8aterlano
erbitten tpir, berlaneen mir, forbern
ipir: @ere1tiefeit! @er muB nidt
fiirdten fiir Sen 8eitano zines Sau=
les, tpenn ct iiebt, BOB bie 5unba>
mente nnteraraben tperoen. .9ie &C.
redtiefeit lit bas Sunoament Der
Staaten." 9ie Staots fiibrung fann
nur bann ser redtsipi6rieen @etpalt=
an,penoung oes atfaaie Stdrferen,
Ser l1nteroriid,lng ser Sdtpaden nno
ibrer @rniebrieune au untpiiroigem
Sflopenoienit nit @brli9feit nno
Musiidt auf oouernoen @rfolg ent=
aeeentreten, penn audi bic SSnbaber
itaatlider Ma9tmittel iib in @br>
furdt beueen bor Der fonigliden Na=
ieitat Ser @ere6tiefeit uno oas tra-
fenoe sd,pert >nur I'M 9ienite Ser
@eredtiefeit brouden. ssur iener
@etpoltbaber miro auf ebrlide &C.
folelhaft nn6 oen freien 9ienit eb>
renbafter M6nner rednen f0nnen,
Aeffen gpnRnnhmpn ur1A Gfrnfnprfiiz
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-21
Yaittpodl, Sen II. SaMmar f942

E ls Il + b + p 4 4 4 Z y 4 4 + i F .E
| ioie gerbammlng BON Dornberein
1Gernrteilter' ipie Heibsminiiter Or.
5ranf es nannte, Elm @efiibl Der
3edtloiigfeit ,lno cine @eiinnnng
aneitIider 5urdtlamfeit nno fnehti'
| iher 5eigbeit, Die auf Die Daner ben
@oIfsbarofter beroerbet nno bic
golfsgemeinidaft aerreiBen niiiien.
Das lit bie 1eberaena,lne ,lnb Die 8e.
Iorgnis aller redtlid oenfen6en beut-
! Iben Meniden. Das bat ein bober
sSuIti5miniiter int Sabre 1887 i'm
&eihsbertpaltunesblatt often nno
mutia auseeipro1en. CT idrieb:
Sc eroBer bie Modtbollfommen.
beit elmer Beboroe lit, I'M 10 nottpen.
bigger 1T etne @etpdbr fiir einipano-
freie @anobabung, oenn nm 10 i6tpe-
rer tper6en WiBeriffe empf,,noen, IN,
10 srober lit aud bie @efabr 6er
8iflfiir uno bes Mibbrau6s. 8iro
oie neutrality-suspicious. aus
aeidloiien, 10 mub in ieoem Goa elm
aeoroneter 0eg fir unparteiifhe
aontrone eegeben fein, 10 bab fem
@eflbl Der Ge6tloiiefeit auffon,men
fann, Dos ieoenfaus auf Sic 9auer
6ie 8oltsee,neini6aft fdsper i6aoieen
miiBte." '.-
8ei oen Mnorbnuneen nno Straf-
perfiieuneen Der .@ebeimen Stoats.
polisei 1T Die acknowledgements.
barfeit ausgei6loiien. Da tuir alle fei'
men 8ee tennen, Ser fir unpartei'
ii6e &ontrolle Der WaBnabmen Der
@ebeimen Stootspoliaei, ibrer 5rei.
beitsbeidrGnf,,ngen, ibrer aufent-
boltsberbote, ibrer 8erbaftungen,$ il
res @efaneenboltens beutlder Soils
eenoiien in &onaentrationslagern &C.
eeben apGre, 10 bat bereits IN peite'
item &reiien bes oeutiden Bolfes Elm
@efubl ser &ebtloiefeit, ia fei9er
aeneitli6feit Ylab seeriffen, Dos Die
oeutide 8olfseerneini6aft ibwer
i6d6iet. - 9ie gf1i6t neines bi.
idofIi9en amtes, fir bic "ftttfiebe
Orbnune einautreten, bic Bflidt mei'
nes @ioes, Den ib Dor @ott rno Dem
gertreter Ser 8eidsreeier,ns eelobt
babe, nod ardften uieben Sdaben az
berbiiten, Der oas oe,,ti9e 8olf be.
broben fonnte'', brdneen mid, anee-
itdts ser Taten ser @ebeimen
Stootspoliaei oieie satia6en Sffemt-
lid tparneno ausauipreden.
Meine gbriiten! Man miro mir
bielleidt ben 8orfprrf MAIDEN, mit
oieier offenen Sprahe fdtpd9e ib
iett i'm 9rieee bie innere Sront bes
oeutiden 8olfes. Demgegeniiber ftel-
le id feit: Ni6t id bin bie l1riode
elmer ettpoieen Sdmadung Ser in.
nern Sront, ionoern iene, Die nnee-
adtet Ser 9riessseit, unseadtet Der
ougenblidliden SCOT, ia iest bier in
Niiniter 5um Mbidlub elmer S6ref-
fensmobe idaurieer Jeinoesansriffe
ihuloloie @olfseenoiien obne @eribts.
urteil nno 8erteioisunasmoslidf
in borte Strafe nebmen, nniere Or.
bensleute, ,niere 8riiber unb Sb,pe-
itern ibres @ieentums berarben, onf
Die StroBe ieben, aus bem 2an6e ia-
gen. sic aeritoren bie Redtsfi4er-
beit, iie untersraben oas &edtsbe-
,pubtlein, iie berni6ten bos Bertrauen
auf Die Staatsfiibrune. l1no barum,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-29

''""u grade TOBACCO S"ii Tor
Is Ih"'h as eicNch cents pound
"i%h'r uliN season IMAM laSt ON
>"'i' 'corSia markets al the
"P'hi"% vi auction safes.
In, NuU.'rIc market sold 5ig. 90
h.and, "u the first day yesterday
.u. ,'"t.2@t. an average at 80 -
grH'. pc. pound. This compared with
all opening aIcrag" last year ut 22 81
r,u'.. Prices nu The NOU.'rIv uaTkC
Opened -'HnG again today and grow
r.~ "'r .'N"r'"d generally sails
l.,d
V.,a....'- market Sold 536 i5&
pu.ua- - ire start Yesterday ,ol.
>l&u..5u. DOL. average of 33.5& cent, +.
pu.rG ,..-. wears opening dny an
r,ugc -r,.. VIA. 25.5l cents a po..ud
in a.w.-. .! 2lul cents pound
va. pua .u ..r Triton markc. which
sold 600 ~. au.rd> on the rtr., div
for S2U-. '@Tui
if.,,..,. ..',. r...,.riu, an ,,,,..
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-29
George. Favors
Savings Plan
By Taxation

Washington. July 29.-(APD 49,
Chairman George. Democrat. Gcor
gia. of the Senate finance committee
said today nc considered taxation
tho only practical way" "a achio. e
compulsory savings. if such a SyS-
tcm becomes necessary to fore tail
initiation.
''lf VIC find il necessary to come
Ia compulsory savings later" he said
in discussing the new tax bill. cit
seems la me the only practical way
To do il is through taxation.
"PrOviSiOn could be made for the
investment Oi certain percentage
of The tax in bonds. rcpuyabiC ;u tho
taxpayer after the war. That would
be kind of induced savings
Committee members of both major
parties expressed increasing interest
in some kind of forced savings syS-
TEN. Senator Taft. Republican. Ohio.
said hc believed such - plan would
be more equitable than placing an
excess profits taX on individual
earnings. as has been previously Sug-
gcStCd.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-29
President S
War Powers
Challenged
Counsel for Accused
German Agents De-
clare Prcsid ential
Proclamation Totally
Invalid and Unconsti-
tutional.'

Washington. Jaly 29.-(AP)
I "'lnScl for seven of ihc ripht
alleged naZi SabCtcrlrs being
tried ny Il military commission
t"id The Supreme Court ,odav
thai PrcSidcn; RGoSrvrlt : pro-
cIamati"n denying them access
I" In" civil courts Was Totally
invalid and unconstitutional"
This challenge OF thc wartime
powers Of the Chief Executive
and Commander in Chief was
made in Il brief in support of il
petition for Il writ of habras
corpus.
in effect. the defendants.
Army officer counsel were ask
ing the court IL take the prison
rrS out of the hands nf the COM
miss ion appointed b. Mr.. RoOSc-
welt and let them be tried in the
civil courts.
me request ~l> made al an cX-
iraorGinary session OF Tine nations
highest tribunal convened ON call of
Chief Justice Stone. The stately ST.
prcur Court chamber was filled by
prrr"nS eager 10 have Il spectators
part in the unusual event.
The defense attack brought Il rcDlv
from prosecution counsel headed by
Attorney General Biddlc that:
Military trial for the pcti-
TONERS cndangcrS no traditional
civil liberty. These German sol
dirrS have already been given
rights which no American wouIu
receive in Germany, and now
ask for constitutional PRIVILEGES
which we do not allow our own
soldiers"
Justice, Mlrphy and Douglas were
absent from the bench when the pro-
C"CdnGS started. The chief ill$tic"
announced that Douglas was en-
route and would partiCipHtc.
Their" was NO announced cXDlai:a-
tirn Of Alurphy'S absence but il hau
been spcclIaicd previously that nc
might di>qualiiy himself as nc has
bccH CRYING in the Army.
Addressing himself to Attorney
General Fiddle, Stone said he wa.
informed that his son (Majnr Inusnn
H. S'uuCD was assigned ID the dc
'cu-c taft and asked Biddlc if il
were true.
Fiddle replied that the defense and
prosecution Staff# were agreed that
Major Stone would not participate
IN the hahCa% corpus prnC"Cdin'.. ad-
ding ih1i counsel for both sICiC- ION
u Urging you Ia SIT -
You may proceed" the Cllici ius-
ij"c laid 10y way Of ending any ui",-
'r"n - ,u whether n" would par
'ICipatC.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-29
Court Denies
Peney Appeal

EHlcigh. July 29.-(NP)-Thc
N"r'h Carolina supreme court
'""IY refused To reconsider lis
"piiI"m III tho case against Will
i'"'m Dudley Policy. former lead
81 81 the Silver Shirts Of Amer
Irh. and declined to grant him a
''Y Of execution Of two 10
u'i"C year prison term.
Chief Justice w. p. Stacy
.Gncd an order denying pcti-
u'n which was presented TO the
court Saturday by Pclley's coun-
,"l and said the appeal lacked
sufficient merit" The court at
present is in recess.
Pcllcy. who is now being tried
'h FEDERAL court in indianapolis
on Scdition charges. was schc-
"uIcd TO appear in superior court
'' Ashcrille Monday to begin
E'rving the prison term imposed
w hlncombe county for violating
INC State security laws.
tic failed 10 appear and the
court ordered capias issued for
I'm. H"'lc' o,. u,td" so 900
pond
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-29
Byrd Demands
Nationwide
Gas Rationing

Washington. lul' 20.-sAP)-
:icnwidc ga.unnc ratiouing
vas demanded today by Senator
Byrd. Democrat Virginia. al a
hearing before Gas officials OF the
office of price administration.
Byrd spoke before two score
Virginia travelling statesmen here
to present al appeal for liberaliz-
cd ratiOuS FOR their business.
Byrd told joel Dean. in charge
of the gas ra'iOning program.
that sacrifice must be common
10 the entire nation before any
ra'iuning system succeeded.
If think i; unfair simply be-
cause oi political protests nom 81
''-.J'io.ed states rs CDfiMc D.,
sycrIiic. /, ~ sl,ics. Byrd sad,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-29
Jap Troops
Withdrawn
From Burma

Calcutta. July -. NDclaN'd--
tAP)-BritiSh refugees report
cd today that Japan had recalled
5000 regulars who pursued Brit
ish and Chinese dctachmcntS up
the Crindwin river valley III inc
Burmese campaign and had lett
few, If any. skeleton OutpoStS III
all the malarial jungle area bord-
cring Assam.
Survivors of i party oi ScNcl'
white men on a 600-ml'c trek. when
required 60 days. tw" AuSt. iianS
and three Englishmcn. told OF the
japanese movements.
They said they had cvadcd Japan
csc tank crews in uppcr Burma but
finally fell into a Japanese ret on
the Uyu river. ono " The Chind-
wins tributaries.
As prisoners they were escorted
10 the japanese general in command
The group persuaded the general
to give them safe conduct passes on
The ground that some Of his mon
had tried 'o steal their boots TO re-
place their own worn ont footwear
When they reached the Chindwin
tho refugees reported. they learned
tho japanese forces. which the gen
eral had estimated at 5000 men
".cr" Being Withdrawn rauidly from
II, .ri,p. ,L.mh.. 81 'h-' -feHTl.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-29
Cotton Prices
Turn Lower

~" York. July 29.-tAP) Cot
'" futures opened unchanged L. 30
cen. " bale higher.
LtI" forenoon values were ~ io
80 rruir bale lower. October 1881.
December 1916 and March 1889.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-29
Nazii Ship
Loss Mounts
British Admiralty Re-
ports Sinking of T.
lS4, $50 Tons of Ship
ping During War.

Lnndun. July 29.-tAPD-Thc
admiralty estimated today that
1,lSl.16O tons of German and
Italian shipping had been sunk.
captured. damaged or informed.
exclusive of United States ac-
tiOnS. since the outbreak Of the
war.
BrltaIn'S navy and the Warcraft
@! her European allies, excluding So
Wet Russia. have sunk. captured or
damaged 9j3.6&l ions of axis vessel,
since the first Of lac year. IhC ad-
said.
The actions increased To- G.iT8. 68l
tons the total of German and lai-
IAN shipping sunk. captured or dam
aged since the outbreak of the war.
II added
That figure docs not include iu~SC;
inflicted bv the S"vic, navy. which
the admiralty estimates III 75O.OOO
tons. nor docs il include ii German
and Italian ships tntaling 252.O79 tons
lmbob'iIIcd in Central and South
American ports.
1T l. difficult 10 assess the nlIi'-
Der ul enemy hips lost through cN~
i,nsivC allied mining operations. oil
iICIHl circles said.
"Gclnan and italian losses reach
Cd 5.225 200 tons sunk. captured o.
damaged UP t. In" end of 1871. I'm
the six months previous tu that the
enemy losses w"r" l.3il .000 tons.
The dCcrCI cd ratc Of Loose, g.
due I" tho decrease ~ In" urnur-r
of German and italian ship. at CO.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-29
MacArthur's Men
Drive Jap Patrols
From Advance Posts
Ground Troops and
Planes Smash at In
vaders Pushing Across
Papuan Peninsula To-
ward Port Moresby,
New Guinea.

General MacArthur'S Head
quarters. Australia, July %
lArD- Allied patrols hav e
driven strong and aggressive
.Ianauy-" units back from nd
varcri "utroStS they occupied
in the vicinity of Kokoda, New
Guinea. 'nly 60 miles from the
rao~, advanced allied base ut
Port MurcIby. General Mac
Arjhur'S headquarters an
unl'rrd ,uday.
from their newly occupied
hI~r ~ Guna Mission on thu
MOI iir l>t"ru coast Of the Papuan
prninsu,a. tie Japanese patrols
hid advanced - miles inland in
less than a week and have clash
I'd with allied patrols near the
small government station of
kukOdl.
1rnop> Oi General MacArthur'S
command pushed back the in
Nidcr> yesterday while allied
hUmbrrN in three different at
lacks smashed 1T thr enemy in
>taliItI"nS and supply stores AT
Coma Mission.
k"EpdI is a small town with an
a.a'n".". - rubber plantation and Il
f." buildings. 1t is situated in billy
country and behind il the Owen
Stanley range rises To hcigh, Of
5000 feet and more. Port MorcSby
lies =" In" southwest ON the other
.,dr of the range.
y headquarters spokesman said il
shil MAS uncertain whether the
probing action .! the japanese WAS
" wcr" patrol mancGvcr or the pre-
.mna!:. advance 10 an attack on
Port N"r"-by. y single japanese
Hiau" dropped several bombs on
Port M"rCsby. y single japanese
Wan" dropped several bombs ON
Fort Alnrcsby last night, but there
We ~" damage. Il cnmmuniquc said.
Tia" spokesman said there waS mo-
e. 'd"nc" 81 rHnforccmcntS for the
Japanese forces at Coma Mission
Continued on Page SiN)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-29
Stock Market
Works Lower

VI" i"rl.. July 29.-(hTD - The
'''t market worked u little lower
'''F alter Il trCudlcsS performance
.'.n" 'n" clos" uf last week.
l'".'ra could find Il lot Of jusiI-
..'fI"n Tor buvcr inaCiinn III" uu-
!" I'Nrd threat Ia the Caucasus and
" pee" crop Of June quarter CHrn-
JIG lI'"mCntS rejecting tic stiff
.'"h'i Of proposed nov taxes bat
u'.plt" 'h" bcarISh nov background
'' majority of leaders recorded only
.. d"ratC losses.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-29
Averages as Much as
Eleven Cents a Pound
Higher at Opening
Than on First Day of
1941 Tobacco Auc-
tons.

Nhido>ia. Ga. July 29.-tAPl
-I'nod grade tobacco sold for
Is much as eleven cents , pound
higher this season than last ON
some Georgia markets at the
opening of auction sales.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-29

I-.ntinu-d ynl - '.D.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-29
Naziis Show
Their Fears
OF Invasion
German News and
Propag anda Indicate
N ervou sness Over
p o S s i bic Second
Front; Russian Crisis
Grows More Acute.
{ BY The Associated Press

britl>u WHINIHmr~ smashed at
Hamburg III another hu~c scale
assault before dawn today as the
crisis in RUSSIA grew more
acul" and Germany showed
fresh concern over thc prospect
Of an allied invasion Of western
Europe.
DNH. The German news agency.
announced that nazi SIS (clite
guard troops moving from the
SOVIET front To duty with the
western command i'll the occu-
pied countries would march
through Paris today.
"ThcN are equipped with new
vehicles and new weapons" DSB
said
Dispatches from Bern. Swift
Zcrland. quoted German military
quarters in Berlin as saving they
bchcvcd an invasion attempt
would he made by the allies.
simultaneously The Berlin radio
asserted that NOR" than 100000
skilled workers "hayc used a half
million tons of concrete monthly for
notifications along the (English
channel coast"
Sill another na2i-inSpircd dis
p"'ch said the German military
commander in Holland had inspect
cd dr!"n>" installation along the
Du'rl coast.
B,H.nd ~, these outward signs of
nervousness in Berlin. allied OBJ
SERVERS SAW Two Possibilities:
l. NaIi propaganda was trying
t" conceal a condition of only
skeleton defense" left i'm west
rrn Europe ~ Il result of man.
power drained for Use against
Russia. thus hoping to bluff the
allies out of an invasion attempt.
,. Germany was genuinely
alarmed and was rushing pre-
plratiouS 10 meet a croSs-chan-
mel offensive.
Observer cu'"u~'cd the Berlin
claim :hu' "ul. troops we're being
.hir'cd from F.~-r. narl; 10 the chan
ne! coast with five Russian high conn
m"nd statement several days ago
mat eleven German divisions had
|""r ,r"' '"aw Franco TO the Soviet
war front
Whatever '.c truth. RAF var
planes i'm great numbers attacked
Germany. northern France. Belgium
""d Holland during the night in a
series OF "su'iCuiug fD" attacks such
ar ".ch' Ur"codC an invasion at
temp,
Inc MAGNITUDE of the new as
~lult on IIamburG-thc second I'm
Three nichtS-waS emphasized by
the British air miniSiry'S ack-
n"wlcd"rmcnt that - bombcrs
more than were lost on Sunday
were missing: this was three
nights 6"n-rlanr attack on the
German boat nest.
" Du '.' N.--|am front Adolf Hit
'om.- a."nm"d columns knitted deeper
N'n g." Caucasus ~ a drive from
f"-'... ".O.ug "Enr q countryside
d"~.".nrd av the Russians as fla; as
".."|0 'anle ideal for tank
operations"
Soviet dispatches said the Ger
'w1m> w"rc striking toward Kush-
rn"'Aa. - nFjic, due south of Ros-
'"N. "" % rmG'c ra"a'ic'inc tho Ros-
'''-brtu railway and oil pipeline.
ha' declared the rvadcrs were suf-
i"rinc h'oody losses.
y h1llo'tn from I-ticr's 'icld head
Quarters said German troops had
thrown back Stubborni,. resisting
Russian, uu 'hc lower Don front and
had crossed the Manych and Sal
s'.'1T.I ff4r..s... q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Army to Salvage
Waste Material
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON The army has
undertaken an intensive cam
psign" To salvage its waste ma
terisls. particularly metals. To help
reduce existing shortages" the
war department announced Wed
nesday.
All post commanders had been
ordered TO transfer to civilian
channels "sslvaged obsolete srmor-
ed vehicles. old cannon and solid
shell Except for articles Of his
toriosl or definite decorative valueD
unused railway siding rails. con-
demned trucks and vehicles no
longer useful for parts replace
ment. metal bumpers and fences
improvised Of scrap metal for
which wood can reasonably be sub
stituted obsolete rubber articles.
waste paper and cloth. and similar
materials" the department said.
Orders also have been issued
FOR utmost care in the driving and
maintenance Of army vehicles. and