The Charlotte Observer from Charlotte, North Carolina • 5

fimmftwamwitiwc The Foremost Newspaper of The Two Carolinas-SATURDAY AUGUST 5 1944 THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER PALiE lel t4 SECTION UN I POLIO CASES! Killed In Action INSLEY IIMNS RECEIVES MEDAL Busy Pilot 'PVT FL NINIEI HURT INFRINE -STRIKES SIAlti AR FUMES I ON CITY TAXES TOP 'Very Limited TiMAt Left For Payment Without Extra Cost Collector Says New York North Carolina and Kentucky Leading 37 States In Total Afflicted Writes Family That He Is Re covering From Back Injuries In Hospitalln England Widespread Walkouts Cripple Arms Output For Critical Offensives 4--- 1: lekol 0 4::::::::: 01' 1'-41! Avogk ev 4 1--'- tlty--? 4-6 '0' P- 1 z'7'''' 0 t04 A li 7smVsTn'PtN kt 4 Ws' qi Ns Ws: k'st' ss il 4 A-04) 1 1111:0111 ly The Mem Is led Press Work sirtppege crippled portation systems of three cities yosterday Fridny and additionsl labor disputes including three r)PW in wsr plants forced into idleness more than 37- 000 workers In the United Stales Onct Consda 1 Pvt Russell Kinney son nt Mr anti Mrs Lee Kinney of 1529 East Mnrehead was sermusly wounded while serving with the Infantry in France July 9 He has been taken in hospital in England from lkhich he writes his family that he is recovering from back injuries Private Kinneys brother David Kinney is m'ith the Infantry in the Hawaiian Islands His sisterLt Mildred Kinney Mansfield is a WAC e'- 1-1 '4 'k i fsi''zit :5 'g l's Ig: el Ak te) --o 4) Inzemoriamkunnemoi Brown Forbes of Clover is with the Air Medal by his corned South Pacific area of war since last number of missions He xvas cadet at Air Force He attended Clover High player with the Clover eleven in 1940 i -itiiitt4- enii gl' 4 lx I '''k 'f Nr: 'twsg 1 74: 7kiy 11 'Alt i t' 444 1 Namomoriamkunnemoll svv! time left for 7ite WASHINGTON Aug 4--11P)-111- 4 A City Collector of Re POOP Camp- 7'4-1)f- M740-ita1Au 40 7 bell yeday referred -N" Iti: i3-''v tontile paralysis is mild epi Ansley estr te'' demic proportions to the ery limit in three states losokesew 4 Rnd has ocrurred in 37 stales the i's's -t: 'ft 'w ver! t' I 14 paymont of 1943 unpaid city taxes 31) fluent list with the extrit cost thus cst 'kW i A Public Health service ssid In :4 i -v vf17- oy adding I hat th di sesse befre dertisement nt th dlin os ave e- 4ttl- s'- 0 '4' Affected more persons thus for this a 11 porter! tip to July 29 the hesith "are In be advertised unless paid rs''''' -44 iti yen: thst) in any year since 1934 involved for taxpayers ti -1 4 "ese aes" ss sV1ii445' 043 i' The toltil illiMber of CASOS re- Th ix id Mr Ansley A service said wss 1090 comPored r) by August Thiirsrlay "Fly 44'51)-o-xg" i 11 tA A't 0' ''I''' With 3IRO up In the mime date 10 yeor Th sgo present ciumilati ve figures Nr frisking payment in the very limit- ed time remaining the extra cost -77 incident to nrivertising can be compare with A Int of 2310 at the avoided" 11Eur FRANK BALL same time last year CHESTER Lieut At the same time Mr Ansley not- CLOVER Lieut that the li For th as lie has sbebienegn dinecor week end er! July 29 therel MarVit i le Matkin (Abov e) A born- erl his year will he th 730 new roses reported bardter-navigator on 11-25 bomb- "smoller than lost year's lit" Were 1 Son Of Sutton Commander November and has completed a nu throughout the country the highest er wilt) the Arniy 15Ih Air force in payments have been more numer-1 Clemson college before joining the Flies Four Missions Over number for a comparable week! Italy a native of Roanoke Rap- oils School and WAS a Mar football plo since 1918 Ids Intl for many yeArs A chiro- a titt HAVE a Ur HIS Sistor MrS NeisOn Knight live Germany In Four Days Health ()Mils!) id it Is impos- proctor nor! citizen of Chesterwho UMUMUlltb I MAvc Knight sible to predict st this (isle hnw-lWaS reported nussing in octioni GUEST PASTORS SUNDAY ever how the present yenr will north of Rome Italy 14ntiory 7 CAMP StrTTON Aug 4 Film evelittiallY romPare with major eltt-Ilist is now reported killed in ar-1 Rev I II Stizhart pastor of SERVICEMEN'S CALENDAR misns sio over CermallY in four rs idemic yea or the past It sit de-Ainn of that some date by theiStatesville Avenue A church days is the recent record of 13-171 pends they sold nu lien the peRk department in a telegram to will he guest speoker at Chalmers' 11 a tn Open house pilot Lieut Frank Rail son orris resched -a nd this ay occur at his father iy tkins! of Rich-1Memorial A ft church Siinday Ala at the morning service Dr at thoi Enlisted Men chill and the a Lindsay pastor nr Chalmers Me- Servicewomen's club morial church will be guest min- 30812 South Tryon street And at ister nt Statesville Avenue A the Armory Servicemen's club church urch Sunda it the morning North CCji street of 310 it Open house At Hebrew service Temple at 419 West Seventh FIVE WARPLANES street sponsored by Junior a dassah DE 11:30 tn Open house at FORCED DOWN IN SWE A at 4111 Eastdcraele street InC sTocKtiorm Aug tormol einnro at Armory Serv- 1Liberotors and three Miistongs made icemen's club City Collector of nVPnlie Camp- TOtii '''''''''Vi bell Ansley yesteerday referred i A to "the very limited time" left frir i'' payment of 1943 unpaid city taxes ik before advertisement nt he el i kt1 fluent list with the extra cost thus involved fnr taxpayers "ese taxes" said Mr Ansley ''4' "ar Th In advertised un esa paid by August Thursday "By fnaking payment in the very limit- ed time me remaining th xtr a cnst '-'e'-M: incident tn advertising can be avoided" CLOVER Lieut At the same time Mr Ansley not-shown above at right being decorated that the list this rear will be ears list Rs nianding officer He has been in the "smaller than 1st 'Nnvembcr and has completed a payments have been more numer-iClemson college before joining the oils 'school and WaS a star football A CHURCHES TO HAVE te His sisr Mrs Nelson Knight lives Temple At 419 West Seventh sorrel sponsored by Junior Ha- FIVE WARPLANES dassah tn FORCED DOWN IN SWEDEN 11:30 Open house At A at 4IR East dcraele street In- ti sTocKouvr Aug forml dnce at Armory Sery- aa Liberators And ree th Mustangs made icemen's club i 0 i 4 4 i 4fiT 'i' fr fr" -4ig 4:::: Ak11 'Itt 00004tegt 4 1 Tr) terxt ptt 4 ft I 17- 4 ys -se i 'V Att in Chsrlotte GIRL FROM HIGH POINT IS ENLISTED IN WAC Elizabeth A Bullard cif High Point yesterday was enlisted in the Women's Army corps it WAS announced by Lt Rachel assistant recruiting officer of the Charlotte Army Recruiting station She will leave soon for Fort Oglelhorpe Ga for basic training Recruits who left yesterday for Fort Ogletholpe included Viola Mil' Rost High Point Mary Chaffin Mocksville: Audrey McDonald and Alildred McDonald Charlotte Kathleen Nobles 1-nar Thad 'NEERO ASKING IOne xtrikr involving 2000 employes of the llondaille-Hershey enrpnration iltiffalo was SettiPti end Nestor 13 Nessy president Pot a UAW-CO Detroit Inent predicted that 7000 striking employes of General Motors' Chevrolet Gear At Axle divisittri would vole Sunday 1 In return tn their Jobs averting a I threatened shill down of five other General Motor plants in other Cities This Army' effort to thaw out rhilarlelphia's strike-hound transrnrtatinn system collapsed last night (Friday) a I ew inurs A tier reprePentatives of the 000 idle transiport workers voted In continue the four day wmk 'tonnage that has 'lamp-red war production in the nation's third largest city and second hugIest arsenal Most night shift worker' refused to keep in service the few ears which some day workerA manned during the day APPEALS ICIN011F1) The decision In continue the I Ptrike CAMP in the rare of appeals 1 tnr a restoratimi of service from Maj Gen rho'' operating the system for I he Army and an I order by Attorney General Francis Rirldlo for no itivemilivitino to tie- 1 termine whether any Federal law IF bad been violated la est arsen-al Most night shift NNork- I (bra refused to keep in service the few ears which some (lay workers manned during the clay IGNOttF1) ThP deriminit Ir entititnie the etrike came in the We of appeals for a restoration of service from Maj Gem rho'' operating the system for the Army and an by Attorney General Francis for mit investigation to termine whether any Federal law hart been violated UN SALARY Camp Sutton's commander Col Clinton Ball and third of his family to see action against the Germans in the current war Camp Sutton's commander Col Clinton Pall and third of his family to see action against the leritiluis in the current war COLUMBIA Aug The Richland county board of education was asked today to equalize salaries of white and Negro school teachers working in the same The Richland county board nf edit- ration was asked today to equalize galaries of white and Negro school teachers working in the same dis- time between the latter part or Au-'mood va gust And early October The disease is near epidemie in IN SALISBURY New York North Carolina And Ken-lucky Although for the past three 0 MAKE USE OF AIRMAIL weeks there ham berm a drop in the number of eg new cms reported in SALISBURY Aug 4- A sub Istantial increase of Airmail slaw North Carolina New York hd A fetal or 591 CilseS'Fales rigm'ed gni( icAMIY Salis bury's record July post office bust-up to July 29 North ctirohna had iness According to Acting postmaster 424 Kentucky 312 The health service classifies the7' 1-" "stAl recriPtA disease as "mildly epidemie" $15'389'83' A previously exceeded only by Virginia where 142 filSeS have been sAles dining December in 1942 And reported to date paralyek te xej1943 and larger than July sales of Infantile year hy $3 11429 soon! expertAney" in Ohio Indiann11ast Sale of 32210 airmail stamps dm- and Michigan hut there are verv 1 ing the numth xurpassed sale of time between thP latter Part of Au-' momi gust end early October The im "PHI' "'demi(' in PEOPLE IN SALISBURY New York North Carolina and Ken- ugh for the past three 0 MAKE USE OF AIRMAIL tnekY altho weeks there has been a drop in the rAmsnilny Aug 4 A sub number North CRror new enses reported in Mown)! increase of airmail stomp olina 1 'FaleS figured NeW York had total or 5o1 csses fgured significsntly in Slis- em 0 July post office Nisi- filly 211 North Ctirohne hod 111) In i iness According to acting postmoster 424 Kentucky 312 1W Ross Jiilv posts' receipts The health service 1 II cassites 1e here were $1538983 a monthly WPFKII Irirre nom 111 II IP iiii sAmsnurty Aug 4 A sub- number of new CMS" in osniisi increase of airmail stamp North Carolina l' fig 'sales ured significan tly Salis New York had a intal of 591 eases bmv eeil July post office Ni Nisi- up to July 29 North Ctirohnit had 1 ness According to Acting postmaster 424 Kentucky postmaster lw Ross In ly posieceipts The health service classirtel 111' her wre $153898 3 A monthly disease iiit "mildly epidemie in tal previously exceeded only by Virginia where 142 filSeS have been'snmes riming December hi 1942 And reported to dal 1943 and large than July sales of Infantile paralysia im "above seJlast yrair by $3 31429 xnnal expectancy" in Ohio Indiann1 Sale of 32210 airmail stamps diir- Michigan but there Are very iruz th immt mirpasrd sAle of district NEW SUPERINTENDENT NAMED AT SAMARCAND RALEIGH Aug trict Rebecca Monteith principal of Leonard superintendent of the State Board of Corrections and Training Monteith's school in the Hyatt park Nn 2 district filed A petitionannourred friday the resignation of forced landings in southern Sweden -411 'Grace Robson as superintendent of today after American raida over the Another Nazi General Killed with th board declaring that white the Stale Home for Girls at Sam Baltic area The LONDON Aug tP1 crews Are all safe principals and teachers were paid arcand (The Swedish home radii said in Gen Von Drabisch-Waechter Ger- more than Negroes "on account of Leonard said Miss Peva Mitchell a broadcast recorded by the Fed- man division commander was kill- their race and colnr" of Greensboro a member of the in-and oral Communications commissioned near Catimont in France Wed- She contended she was a grad- stitution's staff since 1134 has been few cases in the New England states' i such atanips in June by R500 Mrlthat one of the Mustangs was shot nesday the German news agency liMP of State A and Mcollege at appointed to succeed Miss Robson and the mountain states Innss estimated that 5000 le tters own nn the southern tip nf SweriendONB said today Tinting a Highi Orangeburg held decree al sia vs AND State ining In of nt of in been on were sent Airmail through the locallhut the ritot escAreff Avith gligh(eommAnd er 1 immunique supp e-iteachrr's first grade certificate and' Spain's glass Industry has shut tth ordinary pnstAge Iment had taught for 13 years or more clown for lack of fuel shut Lieutenant Mill's four-day series of raids On the last of vhich he served Ps grouP leader took him over reenemunde Augsbiirg Lew-APPEALS ig and Schweinfurt All told he has bombed Germany and occupied Europe 17 limits Lieutenant name and that of his elder brother 11 Clin-' ton Ball flank that of their loth-order er on both sides in the Army regisRiddl de-Iter Both sons are in the Air Forces The lieutenant colonel now 1411 operatiOrls flePr nt base lit Official a said blinds of strikers front his brother's formerly hotel diesuariert many yorkers from leit a bombing squadron known as returning to their jobs and po1ice-1he flill Squaitionu whose planet PV1n--01 1110 Will department's re- vere titled -mentRA11- quect---rod the few trains and anti similar suitable trolleys' Operating to protect work- names item it'ith Ball brothers are West In Montreal ratitida'a largest Point graduates Their father who ty there Wer0 in this 14'ar led an engineer restettlement of union shop dispute nient in the North African cam-which ham paalvAert trolley enr paign entered the Army just prior end hue iservire tot two days to United States' participation tiC rffortivenonoc of Bending '-lthe last war Ile had already been transportation mystem was reduced fightteg for mote than a year sis 25 ror rent by a work stoppage of 1 4in enlisted man in the Army of the MO street: railway company eni- Union of South Africa ployes which threatened to giii Two younger sons of Cot Sall momentum The atrike was in prol'homas 15 and David 5 live with lest over union suspension of 13 their father near Monroe and are members of the Amalgamated As-not as yet affiliated vi'ith any of Pirrinv nillIWAY II" branch of the armed services klotor Coach Employe' (AFL) 110 street railwrry cninpany enr- ployes which threatened In glin mcimentiim The strike was in pro- xe union of 13 suspension Members of the Amalgamated As- Union affilf South Africa Two younger sons of Col 1 rhomas 15 and David 5 live tet ovr their father near Monroe and not as yet iated vt'ith sciciatinn of Flectric Raihvay and branch or tho mrmed serviceA Motnr Coach Employes (AFL) Lieutenant fulls four-day series If raids On the last of which he eted scom 'octet took htin Leto ver ee rnemunde Augsbiirg 'ig and Schwf Al las bombed einurt etmany And toldhe occupied 11iirope 17 times IVEY Cr COMPANY IN CHARLOTTE REV A KALE COMING TO CITY' Hickory Minister Will Freach at First Methodist Church Sunday Night Rev A Kale pastor or FiSt Methodist church Hickory will preach at First Methodist church Charlotte at o'clock Sunday night Him sermon subject will be Only Way" Mr Kale office Le (y) 1 (if 1 N1 60(3" 1 1 c6 (if 1 If Kde gmokia C) is secretary of th Western North Carolina conference Rid of cation et which Dr Ray Jot-- elan pastor a First Methodist lehiirch here la president Just before he vent lo him present pas- Watts in Hickory Mr Kale WAS nostril- rif Trinity Methodist church kannapolim At the II o'clock service Sunday morning Rev Howard Wilkinson assistant posior will preach at First Methodist church HP have am his topic "Empathic Vision" 1 CHIEFS TO GIVE EXAMINATIONS Tests For Prospective New Policemen and Firemen Scheduled For Monday 17-- Cord91--'7-: '11- ck1) -x' '70 -Jeoct 1 I A 1 kk4---- I ILLINOIS STII IR FRS In Illinnix three MMr plane strikes 8 11 I 111 INC I 11 I I halted wnrk for almost 3000 ern- pInves At Carbondale a 'walkout nf warehowie workers shot down a majnr inading line producing or- LIGHT IN moNT finery shells and approximately 12on persnns Wfff idle The Ottawa Ill plant of the Libbey-Owens-loord glass company 4o----- Ptnppe el prnductinn and I400 em pinyes were idle The plant pro- Charlotte First Among Citi duces laminated plastics for turrets cif S-29 Superfortresses and Of State Combined canonicu fnr other planes Approximately 300 of th 1900 day shift Amount $660445 wnrkerx of the International liar- Pester plant at Canton Ill WPEP RAIFIGII Aug 4 ldle because of wnik stoppage of calling for an expenditure of inn 100 fnundry workers than $680445 fnr building and eo Prncturt inn ceased al the piiin struetion work in Nnrth Carnin A ntf pfiper milk a the ClictinPritke' during June were issued My II enrpnration Weal Point VA when State Department of Labor Cnr Pmpl ny pi quit work In MI attempt missione Forrest Shuford Said if) Infre WAtf Labor lioard F1(6)10)) on dRy requested WSW' increases 'rhe walk- of the total $539000 Wa) ft nut which began iiesday affected coniniction in cities nr mort th pprnximately 500 employes moon population and $121445 ft Additional disputes in 15 other towns of IPAM than 111000 ChAl plants thrraightnit the Winn kepi Intte led the cities with an al rmIre than 111000 workers from lhorized construction program i their job' $95704 lincky Mount WAS sperm with $64350 and Raleigh third wit DILWORTH MEN'S CLUB $45825 A breakdown showed $2815574 wa PLANS TO MEET MONDAY for additions to present structure1 nawnrth mew riiii will we' $207418 WAS for new nonresiden ha building and $46325 for new res Monday on the lawn of the MI- ri 'donna' construction wnrth Metheril I church et 6:45 A pienie slipper will he served hy th ladies of the Derita Meth- fi PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES Mist church TO HAVE GUEST PASTOF Frank I Minket tkell tunvii Inca! magician will entertain with Newell and Nevin rresbyteriar aleight-nf-hand stunts Music will churches of vhich RtV I furnished by the Salvation Army Irralf is pastor will have a guest band Ipastor Sunday Rev 1 Graham This announcement is niftfl by Spiirrier of St Anvils West Vc IC Pirown der president fnr al- will speak at Nelell church at 10:30 tondance and A II Ilnope the pres-1 a tn and at 1145 o'elock at Nevin Silent nf th club church BUILDING TOTAL LIGHT IN MONTH 'Charlotte First Among Cities of State Combined Amount $660445 RAIFIGII Aug 4 calling for an expenditure of more than $880445 for building and eonstruction work in North Carolina during June were issued My State Department of Labor Commissioner Fortes! Shuford Si4 id day of the total $539000 IA'aM construction in cities of more than ()Ono population and SI21445 towns of IPAM tlHn 1 (1000 Charlotte led the cities vith no Authorized construction program $95704 Rocky Mount WAS Sernild with $84350 and Raleigh third with $45825 A breakdown showed $285574 WAN for Additions to present structures $207418 WAS for new nonresidential building And $48325 for new residentiAl construction 'PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES TO HAVE GUEST PASTOR Newell and Nevin rresbyterinn rhiirehen of which RtV nnstnr will have guest pastor Sunday Rev 1 Grnhilm also 2s' I I Irol I I At (:: t' 1 57 L-71a e- A 3 4 qt:" ')f re- 4r tfj- 1 7 1 411 1 the to for for of 1 ri Before you get a single jitter before you wonder how you can possibly have a wedding on such short notice come sit down with us There's not a jitter in our whole store and nothing is ever forgotten in a rush Ile jitter before you possibly have a wed- iCe come sit down a jitter in our whole ever forgotten in a Fxaminalinns fnr proTertive new pnlieemen and firemen Are in be given by Chief of Pollee Walter Anderson And Fire Chief Hen-' drix ralmer In the emitted ehnniher At City Hall next Mondny morn-mg beizinning at 10 n'rlork These tests have been ronsidernhly lied recently Appliennts residents nr ChnrIntte one year or more must he nnt less than 21 nnd not more than 41 years of ape In the fire department more than hnlf rinzen VArarICIPM xixt nnd thp pollee department hns two VII CIVITAN SPEAKER TELLS 1 OF LIFE WHILE INTERNED Civilan HIM memherm meeting yesterday Al Itntel Charlotte hemrd An Address by Ierny Martary farmer member of th A iliell(1111 consul whn was Interned in France and Germany Mr Madary apoke a his internment a thfb AsNi3toliwe rendered by the fled Cross And elf hia return in this country hoard the Gripsholm Boyce Firnwti was program chair man: And It Str wn president presided And Aluesserl the need for ronservation of wain paper SHIP BRINGS REFUGEES To FROM EUROPE Lone Sergeant Battles Entire Nazi Detachment We've turned out so many lovely brides engineered so many memorable weddings that we speed things along as smoothly on twelve hours as on twelve weeks notice many lovely brides ong as smoothly on lemorable weddings weeks notice CHARLOTTE 'N oc 414c: Tr 21 0 v4 1( 4 -'4: t-'7'' Z1 --N -s -4L i 11 It 's 4 11 06 tr SN ocs'N'''' 'Nf-- 0L i 4V 11 1 1: 1 0-1' Jii 4 '''14 41 0 i 0 1: I i il i )1 fi- i 4 it i i If I titg 7 4 1 if 4 1: A :1: 41 l'il 0 ty4' 1 1 i CHARLOTTE 'Z i kc 0 I 14i 1 1 ti 'I' I be 1 1' ef I 4 1: 4 4 i 6: 1 tY IT (' 4 7: 0000aom-0111111 4 -ce lal 01 ep1 oRor- v7x 11111141 47 ifiz or 4ink di IL al- i 61 st vt 1 NEW YORK Aug 4 itr) A spokesmen for Die War Relocation authority today announced Ihe rrivRE or a shin carrying PR2 germ from occupied Europe The group consisting of men women and children of 10 different: nationalitiev will leave tonight in two tramp Inf roil Ontario Oswe-1 go which has been designet-i' eel as rnergency refugee shelter1 The WFIA laid the refugre4 would he given am-winery in thia countryl for the duroition of the WIN RE 149ES GALLAGHER my componiong tried to get to the hIFAR MflRTAIN Fronce Aug 4 inochine gum on our vehicles but men ore plentiful fluty Wrl'e killed And the rest 'were thla anent-head of on ormored di viition thstt hog rut the Germano to wounded" ribbons' on this front but MON of Down the rood the medical ron them ore Inking their hats off to ity piled lip ond rihen the grenFgt John (laughtit Astro 'forted bursting some of the Sent to bring a inediral convoy men Jumped into near -by fields to his clit-off liii Ilunuu Goughon but most of the convoy managed a Mrmer consitruction worker who in get turned itround and het4c1 lives in Cleve lend Ohio fought bock one-man reorguard 1f1 iiri ogotiol STARTS S1100TING a whole Germon inmehineguit de- Gatighith omit(' hove token cnver toehment which Ambushed th too but drnt It grobbert his group Ile wog the only one nt xix rifle ond Stmled shooting moving men silent on the miosion who woo from one ploce to another mid alive or unwounded Indsty keeping the Germong orcupied Armed only with a rifle Gnu while the medico! convoy retreat-ghoul fought rom midnight Intt ed night to dawn twisty against over- "I just kept moving shootwholming midst And the medical ing until down" Goughan gold tonvoy egrope calmly describing how he moved Goughon IN tall tough ond de- Puy himself agitinst 30 or 40 Gertermined looking Ile filo the role manic of the oergeont you would send out "After a while my eye! 'storied to bring aid to battmlion thud wog playing me trick ond I thought 1 etit oft I could see them every place" he Gaughan hart no trouble going rontinued "I could hear them rail- out after the mediral party He ing to one Another in the atorterl bark with the niedirol Sometimeg they would throw grimvoyheorted by Copt Floyd Max- otiex I would get covered with ter of (lo Olen Md dirt" AMOUSIIED At dawn Gatighon looked oromid "Jusit after midnight A 'gimled the battle ores' and taw thato the through gap in the mad ohout Germans hod derided the on-man MO yard) down the rood there" army wog too much for them All Gaughan said pointing down the hut three hart left They hart been hill where Ameriron dive bombers killed by the Cleve lond youth It t) were attarking entrenvhed Germon to not known how many were gunk "It wox st deep rut in the wounded and corded owoy rood and we were lending the con- Gatighon rounded up three med A voy in our vehicleit when every- icol enlisted men And monogert to ot thing rut loose on uue They dropped contort hut billtilion by one uin renarleg fired marhitie gun" and elomsiged rutin He drove bock and pi tilted batook no picked tip the convoy and brought et "We hit for the ditch Two of it thrntigh oth are the PROMOTE LIS PEARSON HERSHBERG AT QM DEPOT The prranntionn of Firm! Deist Martin flerabhere net Viral hient rearmon from the rank of mernnr1 Iteulenant were nn nol 'nerd yeiiterday by Colonel Woodward rommanding ofTiver of the Charloite Quartermainer depot where they are amaignert POLICE TO SELL ITEMS AND AID SCHOOL FUND' At noon today at the county courthouse a collection of ahancloned personal property now in the hands Pt the Charlotte police department is to be sold at public auction Chief of Police Walter Anderson Raid yesterday Included pinch as automobile tiros motor truck tires bicycles hicyrit parts trunks suitcesom and other: efforts Financially th sale Is foci' benefit nf the School I.