Show - - - r - - - - ' - - - - - ' ' : - - It Friday Morning WiMde Sees Salvaged Lifeboat Saves Danger of 1Lives of 27 Sub Victims Poshvar Hate Hits at 'Policing' Education of Conquered Foes DURHAM N C Jan 14 (UP) — Wendell L Willkie Thursday right proposed a return to the principle of liberal arts education as an essential part of the nation's war planning and told a Duke university audience here that any postwar effort to "police the education of our late enemies after the tradition of conquerors" would produce only resentment and hatred Ile decried the trend toward of "unnecessary ready acceptance restrictions" on freedom cautiqned against adopting an attitude that any leader is indispensable and said that there is "excessive in- dulgence in censorship and prop- aganda Urges Liberal Thinking "We cannot win a true victory unless there exists in this country a large body of liberally-educate- d citizens" he said "If we are golives for freedom ing to risk our we can to preserve we must do all the deep springs from which it flows" Willkie said he "shuddered to hear a member of our government" of planning to police the education defeated nations (Such a suggestion was made by Vice President Henry A Wallace in a recent speech) ''Education must grow out of and carry on a native culture" he said "To determine the nature and manner of their own education is the right of men everywhere Alien ideals superimposed by force will produce only resentment and hatred" "We are paying the penalty for our shortsightedness in unexpected ways" he said "For Instance there has been a trend recently toward what is eallead leadership—but what is really nothing more than the idolization of individual men In Italy Mussolini took the title of il duce on grounds he was the only man who could fulfill the destiny of the Italian people In Germany Hitler called himself der fuehrer Vide of U S Ways "The politics advocated by these men were totalitarian and therefore antipathetic to our way of on life Yet the single individuals has gone on even in the countries which are fighting totalitarianism even now "Everywhere you find people elirging to certain men who have been exalted in the public mind all out of proportion to their talents however great "In Russia there is Josef Stalin In China Generalissimo Chiang in Britain Winston Churchill: in the United States Frarldin Roosevelt The stature of these men is in every case out of the ordinary and they deserve the high positions they have won Yet the moment we dare say that any one of them is indispensable our world must change Winkle said that "another phenomena of our time linked with over-emphas- Kai-she- is ried as a "spare" floated free with three life rafts survivors batTwenty-eigtling the shoppy Atlantic were forced to abandon the rafts and all crowded into the lifeboat The coxswain of the gun crew sickened and died before the other 27 were picked up by a British war vessel 17 days later of the survivors Twenty-fiv- e have been landed at ot h er PHILADELPHIA Jan 14 LT) —A lifeboat rescued with survivors from another torpedoing saved the lives of 27 seamen when their small Panamanian merchantman was sunk off the west coast of Africa last November two members of the crew disclosed Thursday They are William Charles Smith 18 of 1200 South Navajo street Denver Colo and Ray William Coleman 21 of Tarpon Springs Fla both seamen second class and members of the gun crew The men said that all lifeboats belonging to the ship herself were lost when the ship went down her bottom blown out But the salvaged lifeboat car Bombs Blasted 1943 in for Japs at Munda U S fliers Batter New Georgia Base ht ports Both Smith and Coleman praised the heroism of Second Class Seaman William H Doane 17 of Miami Fla who dived into the swirling suction created by the sffiking ship to rescue the chief engineer Had it not been for Doane's disregard of his own safety both men asserted the chief engineer would have been lost Rancher Kills Mussolini Apes Escaped Nazi U S Action War Prisoner On Sino Rights Jan - 14 ROSWELL 4NT M was war of A German prisoner killed another wounded and a third captured late Wednesday night by an Artesia rancher who surprised them at his ranch home after their escape from an internment camp here Colonel Murray F Gibbons announced camp commandant Th ursday Colonel Gibbons identified the trio as "German prisoners of war" and in an official statement said they had escaped from the Roswell camp some time after 5 p Wednesday "They attempted to steal a car near Artesia" the statement said "The owner of the car killed one of them slightly wounded another one The two living prisoners were taken into custody by the civil authorities at Artesia and they are now in our hands" The identity of the prisoners was not officially disclosed Colonel Gibbons permitted disclosure by civil authorities of the identity of the rancher as Mark 0--0- Enemy Origin By International News Service If the allies can give up d eralissimo Chiang Kai-she- Argentina Maps Nazi Policy Alone Fanning The officer said he had been informed by civil authorities that Fanning surprised the men as they were tampering with his car during the night After sending his wife for help Fanning shot when the trio tried to bolt Gibbons said the men were caught on the Farming farm and turned over to the army authorities Artesia is about 45 miles south of RoswelL KANSAS CITY Jan 14 Un-- -Clarence H Adams president of the International Trust company Denver was elected a director of the Denver branch of the Kansas City Federal Reserve bank Thursday at the annual meeting of di- extra- territorial rights in China so can the axis The Italian radio announced Thursday that the Italian government has informed the Nanking of its depuppet governMent cision to renounce Italian concessions and extraterritorial rights of its citizens in China" The Italians pointed out that the Nanking government was informed of this step on Monday anniversary of the day on which It declared war on the United States and Great Britain in 1941 The Italians did not point out that they have not renounced any rights in the greater part of China which is controlled by the Chungby Genking government-headek BUENOS AIRES Jan 14 (HI— The newspapers Critica and Noticias Graficas said Thursday they had learned unofficially but reliably that Argentina had rejected an offer from Chile to delay breaking off diplomatic relations with the axis until this country Is ready to break also tic - By William Hippie GUADALCANAL Jan 1 (Delayed) tin—Bombs blasted thesold year out and the new year in for the Japanese at 14tunda New Georgia At one minute past midnight the first heavy one whistled down from our P B Y (Consolidated) patrol bomber and a moment later we saw the bright flash of the explosion near the runway of their airport Back near the tail Ensign Jesse Nferwin second pilot of Napa Cal and I sang "Auld Lang Syne" as he methodically pulled the pins from small fragmentation bombs and tossed them through the open tunnel hatch The night was clear with a half moon and the sky full of stars The airfield—built on a neck of land surrounded by a white fringe of coral reefs—was clearly outlined It looked like a narrow path through the cocoanut trees Ground Fire Starts We arrived over the target a few minutes before midnight Antiaircraft guns began popping at us We would see a flash on the ground as a gun was fired then a bright flash in the sky like lightexploded ning as the shell ack-ack came too Sometimes the close for comfort and our bomber rocked so hard we had to hold on Ensign Randall Kennon of Red Oak Iowa the plane's commander and first pilot wanted to drop the first eggs of 1943 So didt Our competitor for this honor was another patrol bomber which left Henderson field Guadalcanal two hours before us and was still hanging around over the target to beat us to the punch Honors Shared Our watches showed midnight and in a moment Ensign Kennon gave the word Aviation Pilot First Class Glenn Griffin of Parkersburg W Va let the first bomb go Two minutes after it had hit the ground we saw another big bomb explode nearby The other plane's first bomb of the new year E :Odra I The an "excessive indulgence in censorship and propaganda" Censorship Abused "Censorship of military matters is necessary to conduct a war" he said "but this principle is being daily if not hourly abused and extended to many other matters that have no military significance whatsoever "Those who are suppressing free discussion among us and our allies say that they must conduct political warfare in which it is damaging to say certain things The enemy they tell us picks them up distorts them and uses them against us "But what of it? 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OPEN! i'''''' ? 0" 'IP' - ! IT'S WIDER! small bombs Japanese antialreraft batteries still were trying to reach us Over the earphones 14terwin got word that the last big bomb was about to go We watched it hit and or gation system as a postwar project - elbet ' 3 It was now close to 2 a- - rn The next shift of our patrol bombers was due "We're heading home" Iferwin Arkadelphia Ark I crawled from the dimly-li- t yelled "That's what I call starting navigation cabin through the dark the new year right If we keep up passageway to the stern as Ensign that I'll be back in Napa next Merwin was tossing out the last New Year's eve" - Ask for Frio Demonstration of Otarion Vacuum Tub Hearing Aid office or yoor home in Thousands of satisfied users! Rent an Otarion at small cost— applied to perchaso price WASHINGTON Jan 14 (UP) —Senator Mon C Wallgren (D) Washington introduced a bill in the senate Thursday which would prepare the way for construction of the Columbia river basin irri- ::I-- came back to see how we were doing and shouted 'Happy New Year'! into my ear above the roar of the engines So 'did First Radioman William De Iligatti Pittsburgh Second Radioman Amos Yeigh Cody Wyo Aviation Machinist's Mate and Plane Captain Dennis McCabe Denver Colo and Third Mate Gunner James A McCafferty 1"1i k: ti:'i- lett Indiana Pa is ZCMI Notions—Street A b not hit until 12:03 a m Laterharrassing the enemy Some of back on the ground we consoled the missiles hit the runway others the competing crew by giving it struck dispersal areas off the field the honor of dropping the last where planes were believed hidden Wallace (Frenchy) Theriot of bomb of 1942 as it had been bomb- Opelousas La was singing hap-Thing before we arrived was another raid in the pily during the flight for as of "keep 'em awake and rip up their midnight he advanced in rank field" campaign which has been from machinist's mate third class going on for several weeks over to second class Air Bombardier the new Japanese landing strip at First Class Richard Conway was Munda 178 Miles northwest of chewing gum so hard his black Guadalcanal beard was dancing as his jaws We sailed lack and forth amid moved Conway's home is Mullan flashes of antiaircraft fire drop- - Idaho Lieutenant (J g) William Haz ping bombs at irregular intervals did 1943 - 15- January i In Midnight Attack Offers River Bill rectors galit Zeitittne A 5 C)4 S4 ' 1 ( 7ckSw 5 ' ' sk I r N '7 7 Get Cytex delay (Bias-tefrom your druggist today J 5 Ir al '677' Only 4 r (t V '0 te VW:7 ii14 1 - - |