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10 the work of one man
cal'i one party, or one nation. II
or oll' he an American peace, OF
ca pritish, a Russian, a French, OF
D. os l', peace. 1t cannot be a
a on Of large nations - or Of
peaJuI nations. 1t must be a peace
sillah rosts on the cooperative ef-
sort of the whole world.
foIl o ~ be a structure OF COM
l. 'ne.fection at first. But it can
plete apeace-and it will be peace
be aeed or the sound a n d just
-DasTJ of the Atlantic Charter
pIln , tbs conception OF the dignity
.0 .be human being-on the guar
o. 0a+ e,fv Of tolerance and freedom
al af' religious worship.
Oh the Allied armies have
s a. to military victory, they
nano liberated peoples whose lib
na +ies had been crushed by the
N sIris for four years, and whose
er had been reduced to rum
bv Nazi despoilers..
W There have been instances OF po-
,:.; ln confusion and unrest in
1sese liberated areas as in
Iness and Poland and Yugosla-
vi and other places. Worse than
t s,a there actually began to grow
W. 'll@' in some of them vaguely de-
a ap IDEAS Of spheres Of influ-
a l,r,Ss which were incompatible
v v,tn the basic principles of inter
S VIII collaboration. If allowed
TO TO 90 unchecked, these develop
m NJ might have had tragic re-
' # is fruitless to try to place the
hlan,e for this situation on one
partjcular nation or another. 1t is
he he kind of development which is
sl1,ost inevitable unless the major
Movers of the world continue with
mt interruption to work together
and to assume joint responsibility
for the solution of problems which
NAV arise to endanger the peace
Of the world.
We met in the Crimea, deter
mined to settle this matter of lib
Grated areas. I am happy to con-
firm to the Congress that we did
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HOUSE OPPOSES
CANCER GROUP

RALEIGH, March 1.--R-The
House Committee on Public
Health today voted to give an un-
favorable report to a bill seeking
to establish State Cancer Com
mission and appropriate $4,000
for its operation for the next BIZ
ennium.
Committee members said they
felt that cancer control and edu-
cation could be managed by the
State Board of Health and that
creation of a separate commission
was. unnecessary. They recon-
mended, however, that the repre-
sentatives of the Cancer Commit
tee of the North Carolina Medical
Society work with the State Board
of Health to set up a cancer divi-
sion within the State Board of
Health. This division could ap-
peal to the appropriations com
nnittee for any necessary funds.
The committee voted favorably
on a Senate measure to create a
hospital for the treatment of
children affected with spastic all
ments. Senator O'Berry of
Wayne, who introduced the meas
ure told the committee that there
were over 1900 such children in
the state who could in five years
be brought back almost to nor
mali. 80 per cent of this re-
Mobilization Sen. O'Berry said,
would be education.
A bill authorizing imprisonment
of any person who having tuber-
culosis in communicable form, re-
fuses to take instructed precau-
tons, was favorably received.
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mas stripped them of raw mater;
ais and machine tools and truck,
and locomotives. They have 1ef
their industry stagnant and m,,cl
OF their agriculture unproductive
70 start the wheels runnin,
again is not mere matter of re
LEI. 1t is. to the national interes
OF all OF us to see that these liber
ated areas are again made. self
supporting and productive SO tia
tney do not need continued relic
from us.
One outstanding example O
joint action by the three maio,
allies in the liberated areas va,
the solution reached on Poland m,
whole Polish question was no
tentlal source Of trouble in post
war Europe, and we came to thu
conference determined to find ;
common ground for its solution
We did. -''
Our objective was to help create
strong, independent, a n d pros
porous nation, with a government.
ultimately to be selected bv thu
Polish people themselves.
10 achieve this objective. if wa.
necessary to provide for the for
nation OF q new government much
more representative than h {
been possible while Poland wa,
enslaved. Accordingly, steps were
taken at Yalta to reorganize the
existing provisional government ir
roland on a broader democratic
basis, so as to include democratic
leaders now in Poland and those
abroad. This new, reorganizec
government will be recognized by
all OF US as the temporary gov.
eminent Of Poland.
However, the new Polish provi.
slonal government OF national uni.
ty will be pledged to holding q
free election as soon as possible
on the basis of universal suffrage
and secret ballot.
Throughout history, Poland has
been the corridor through which at
tacks on Russia have been made
Twice in this generation, Germany
has struck at Russia through thi:
corridor. To insure European Sc.
curity and the world peace, a
strong and independent Poland is
necessary.
The decision with respect to the
boundaries of Poland was a com
promise, under which, however
the Poles will receive compensa
ton in territory in the north anc
west in exchange for what they
lose by the Curzon Line. The linn
its Of the western boundary will
be permanently fixed in the final
peace conference. 1t was agreed
that large coast line should be
included.
1t is well known that the people
east of the Curzon Line are pre-
dominantly White Russian and
Ukrainian; and that tn people
west of the line are predominant
ly Polish. AS far back as 1919,
the representatives of the Allies
agreed that the Curzon Line repre-
scented fair boundary between the
two peoples.
I am conviced that the agree
ment' on Poland, under the cir.
cumstances, is the most hopeful
agreement possible for a free, in
and prosperous Polish
state.
The Crimean Conference was a
Of the three major mill
tary powers on whose shoulders
rest the chief responsibility and
burden Of the war. Although, for
this reason, France was not a par
ticipant in the conference, no one
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can begin 60 build, under God,
that better world in which our
children and grandchildren-yours
and mine, the children and grand
children of the whole world-must
live.
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Michigan drillers struck oil in
246 wells. during 1914. A total of
710 wells were driven including 400
which proved to be dry holes and
81 produced gas.
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WHAT CAUSES
EPILEPSY?

A booklet containing the opinions Of ia
nous doctors on this interesting subject
will be sent FREE, while they last, to
any reader writing to the Educational
Division, 5S5 Fifth Ave, New York, N.
T. Dept. L1G01.
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FINANCIAL NEWS
Stock Market Quotations
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ACL 531s
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Borden "a
Budd Mfg 1925
Burl Mills 42s4
Bur Add Mach --- IA
Case l 81
Caterpil Trac ------- 5012
Ches and o Neutrality-suspicious. SIS
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STOCK LEADERS
REGISTER GAINS

NEW YORK, Jan. 3-lP- On
another broad buying movement,
the Stock Market today carried
its late December upsurge into
the new year and registered gains
for leaders ranging from fractions
to around points.
the steels were special favor
ties, heavy demand asserting it.
self mere at the start and spread
ing to other pivotal industrial
groups and to the rails. Closing
prices were only slightly under
the days highs.
Volume of 2,163,510 shares were
the largest since July and COM
pared with 1,341, 400 yesterday.
There were only about seven bet
ter than two-million share DAYS
last year.
Popularity of the steels was as
ISOLATED with forecasts of high
er tempo of production and Off
cial word that some price adjust
ments might be authorized to
compensate for wage boosts al
lowed by the War Production
Board.
The Associated Press go stock
composite rose 5 of a point to
$50, highest since Sept. II, 1887.
Each of the components, indus
trials, utilities and rails, estab-
lished a new peak.
Rail loans moved to new highs
in the bond market. Cotton flu
lures climbed to IS cents bale.
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OVER THE NETWORKS
THURSDAY, JANUARY 4
E..s.clu IL AZ lime z NJ

OhSDA1, JANCAh1
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 3-iR-
(USDA - Hogs: $1,000 Market
steady with Tuesday. 180-240 lb.
granted hogs 1410. 100-120 lbs.
1926. 120-140 lbs, 1910. 140-16O
lbs. 1885. 160l80 lbs. 1895. 24O-
27O lbs. 1870. 27o-3Oo lbs. 1920
3OO-33O lbs. 1905. Weights $50 lbs
up, 1910. Good sows under $50
lbs. 1926; 35O-5O0 lbs. 1l.86; over
500 lbs. lilo. Good stays 80.
Cattle: Top dairy type cows 800
900; medium to good 6.50-S.00;
common grades 4.50-600 shelly
kinds 3.50-40O Good butcher bulls
S50-9.5O; sausage bulls according
to size and quality 6.00-8.00 Good
and choice vealers are steady
1900; medium calves 1100-13.00;
common 8.00-10. 90.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-04

Moderator George V. Denny, Jr.,
gives the nod to member of Town
Meeting audience who wants to quiz
a speaker. Folks get hot under the
collarin this famousforum. But Denny
stays cool, gives both sides a hearing.
Don't miss tonight's question: Should
We support Russia's plan for Polandi
Americas Tolon Meeting, sponsored
BY The Readers Digest, 8:3O,WMFD
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. So
Turpentine 70 cents a gallon: Of
ferings % (50-gal. bbls.); sales
l, 400 gallons; receipts 81 barrels;
shipments 251 barrels; stocks a.
423 barrels.
Rosin Q0-lb. drums), offerings
120; sales l2o; receipts 4; ship
ments 1876; stocks 14,125.
Quote: B sos: D SIP: E 5.65; F
SIS; G 5.79; H 5.81; 1 5.81: K
85; M 587; N 6.O3; VIC 6.2e;
WV sos; x 655.
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N. C. FRUITS. VEGETABLES

NCDAo-Fruits and vegetables:
New York: Sweet potatoes, mar
ket steady. Bushel baskets U. S.
No. l North Carolina Puerto Ri
cans S3OO-3.25.
Washington: Cabbage, market
firm. so lbs. sacks North Carolina
domestic round type S2.502.75.
Pittsburgh: Apples, market
steady. Bushel baskets, U. S. No.
l 2 IL inch minimum Staymens
and Delicious 1925.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-04
NEW ORLEANS SPOT

NEW YORLEANS, Jan. SIP
Spot cotton closed steady and I'M
changed. Sales 2,432. Low mid
ding 1870, 1niddling PISS, good
middling 21.95. Receipts 3,195,
stock 240,118.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-04
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
N. C. POULTRY

RALEIGH, Jan. 3-lR-(NCDA)
Egg and poultry markets steady
TO firm.
Raleigh-U. S. grade AA large
49,; hens, all weights, Is.
Washington U. S. grade A
large 81; broilers and fryers 81 As.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-04
N. C. LIVESTOCK

RALEIGH, Jan. 3-tR-(NCDA)
Hog markets steady with tops
of 1925 at Clinton and Rocky
Mount and 14.1O at Richmond.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-04

CHARLOTTE SPOT
Charlotte, Jan. 3-PNSpot cot
ton 21.85.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Jan. 3. (P) -
Cotton futures closed to IS cents
. h.1e hiobor
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-02
Jobiess Reserves

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-02

Now Japan asks financial aid
When it comes to money, the Nips
il seems, have yen for It.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-02

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Entered at the post office IN He1der-
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Evening star., 1945-03-11

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Evening star., 1945-03-11

like velocity, which frequently makes
players fall fiat to dodge 1t, is the
narrow curved basket, or costa, they
wear on one hand to receive and
hurl 1t. So fast and furious Is
this game that players last only
Is years at it.
\ X X
There's no Joy In Worry, and Joy
is worried. The Post Office Depart
ment ordered post Office service dis
continued at both places recently.
They are two hamlets in Burke
County, N. C.
X X
Five ''sing weeks, each of 10 days
duration, will be held during the
coming summer in Stowe, VT, as a
continuation of the experiment
begun last year by the Trapp fam
lily singers in a move to revive FAM
lily music-making on large scale in
the American home.
BY opening their Vermont music
Evening star., 1945-03-11
The Travellers Notebook
Baseball and Bonnets on Atlantic City CoIendor;I
St. Petersburg Expects Change in RoiIrood Fare

was played in Mexico long before
the arrival of the Conquistadores
Taken by the Spaniards to their
own country, it gradually was de-
veloped by the Basques into the
lightning game of today.
Jai alai really is handball raised
to the nth degree Of speed, agility
and endurance. The goatskin COW
cred ball, hard as rock and about
two-thirds the size of a baseball,
is played of the walls of a three
sided cement-surfaced court, 210
feet in length and 36 feet wide,
called fronton. The walls of the
fronton are 40 feet high.
What gives the ball its bullet
Evening star., 1945-03-11

Shirts that are size.labeIed with
BOTH age and weight of the baby.
lhis assures ENACT fit in either
pull-over or tie-around style :.
with no dangers of chafe, binding
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-. no buttons baby can chew or
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Evening star., 1945-03-11
Guard Uou, ~Slin!

Are you dreading the clustering
winds of March? Then try to make
it easier for your skin to take"
the cold and cutting blasts! First,
choose soap that's as free as
possible from harsh alkali. so that
none of the natural oils of the skin
will be removed. RESINOL Soap
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gentle, cleansing action so neces-
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eins up with swirling dust blown
by March winds. Second.-keep
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Soap and Ointment skin safe.
guards against March winds!
Evening star., 1945-03-11
m 70, y1~ Fashion! RI ~

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Evening star., 1945-03-11

camp this year on June Is. and
extending the season through Au-
gust 80. the Traps will make It
possible for an additional $50 per-
sons to participate in the "sing
week" programs which they are con-
Quoting this summer, and 1t Is ex-
pected that total of more than
800 from all parts Of the United
States will participate in this years
Sing weeks" in groups of about
$50.
Evening star., 1945-03-11

the efficiency Of this quick. action
dentifrice with its high-speed ''ac-
tivatine" ingredients and its freshly
pleasant taste. But did you know
that the new improved container
has Prolon plastic Red Top that
makes EXACT pouring easy and
has side walls of lsminated waxine
and metal bottom so that if YOU
stand it on wet basin YOU don't
have to worry about its falling
apart? Eureka! A Postwar Plas-
tic package now.
Evening star., 1945-03-11
Indo-China Put Under
Strict Martial Law
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The japanese imposed strict mar
tial law in Indo-China yesterday as
they reported in radio broadcast
from Saigon that some French
forces still were resisting japanese
seizure of complete control of the
colony.
The broadcast, monitored by the
Federal Communications Commits
sion, was japanese military proc
lamation announcing the death
penalty would be imposed for any
act considered hostile to the occu-
pying forces and ordered a sunset
| to-sunrise curfew
The people of Indo- China were
forbidden to hold meetings of more
than three persons and ito walk in
groups Of more than three"
Evening star., 1945-03-11
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