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Ing was pressured to shut up Col CollIngwood Co Collngwood : 1 lIngwood and U tt it t t Harry Ifarry Dutcher Butcher Dutcheran Butchean Butcheran - an ex fixer ta ftx r tor for C I 1 n rr hia hla bia Broadcas Broadcast- Broadcast BroadcastIng Broadcastmg - t , Ing mg now a corn com coin ndcr nder and navi nays naval navalaide naysaide aide to Elsenhower Eisenhower was the instrumerit InsUu instru InsUument instnment ment merit meritReturning Retorainc ltetu.rnlnc lteturnlnc Returning . war reporter rt'portera rtportera ' . * ten tell of ofthe o othe < the melodrama on a ship lhip which whicl whichbrouel1t whiclbrought brought brouel1t back pris prll pros ' ! iners mers mere of ot war warThe warThe The Geneva convention It appear appears appearsruled appearsruled ! ruled that \ officers oft\een oft een of war prisonerwould prisoner prlsonera prlsonerawould prisonerwould would handle the discipline of thel thet their theirown thetown thelown own men On this ship some lome of ofthe o othe c ' , . the prisoners Included a few lew of Ger Germany Germany Ge ) nanny many a . former social democratsNow democratsNow democrats democratsNOT NOT Now that they were prisoners th tht thtwar the thewar war wa was . over tor for them-so them so them - so they re- re retused re refused r - < fused tused to salute aalute their Nazi Nazt superior auperlon superlon auperlonThe superlonThe The tnturla Infuriated ted officers omcen officer . sought sough soughtaatisfactlon soughsatisfaction soughsatisfaction , aatisfactlon satisfaction from the Americans In Ineharge it itcharge iicharge , . eharge charge 'We We ' ' We demand " cne Gne one o of ofthem othem ; t them . atonned .tormed tormed stormed some pistols and andperm"slon an anpermfssioit ampermission perm"slon permslon permfssioit " ' ' to have these men shotThe shot ahot shotThe The request . , , of course was wal Ig Ignored Igeared Igcored IgcoredTho nored eared earedThe I Tho The correspondcnta cGuespoDdentll correspondents tell as os us the theare thy.are thyare fY fYI fYare . are amazed about the rumors rumou ovi ovihere ovtehere ' here regarding reJardlng : tt U c e a W WAACa WAACS AACs In 1)- 1) 1 1)i'leu 42 ) 42gier J0tiers - " gier i'leu ileu ' , allegedly alleaedly beln beinf being < a beadacb beadacbto beadacbp beadacbpto headachito ( to Elsenhower EIsenhower ' ' We didn t aei aeianything . setanything _ aDythIng anything ' to Indlc-ite Indlc ite indiC'lte indiClte Indicate ' - that said the tha theIcribes thascribes th thscribes scribes Icribes In fact tact the ladles who whoarrived whoarrived wh wharrived < * arrived with Caitdin CalloilO Cal tam Marquis were werean wereall wer werall < ' all an lodged In a convent eonvent In El EI Biar Blar a aluburb asuburb isuburb ' luburb suburb of Anglers A'glers Aglers Atgiers ' wi wtere where ere they k.ept kept k.eptvery keptvery . kepvery , ; very chaste hoursYou hours hoursYon Yon You probably recall the booklethanded booklethanded booklet booklethanded , handed our men in North Africa Africaabout Africaabout Alrloabout about Arabian customs cusloms whlcl1 which whlcl1warned whichwarned whichwarned warned them of 01 U Ue t ) e urgent Impor hnpor hnportance Importance Irnportance tance of respect g mosques cus customl customs custorn toml toms * women , , , etc ete Arabian dig digI dignltaries dignitarles dignitaries I nltaries nitarles say the effect eIYect has been very veryItood verygood vcogood Itood good General Nogues Nogu"s Nogus ! " decld.d decldd dectded decld.dto dectdedto decidedto . to resist when he learned of the theAmerican theAmerican thtAmerican American landli landh landtr fcs bS ls , in the early earlyhours earlyhours earlhours ? hours of ot November 8 He lIe Heplanned lIeplanned H Hplanned < . planned to move his headquarterto headquartersto headquarters ! to Meknes which I is . inland and andthere ancthere , there await German Gennan help which had hadbeen hadbeen hacbeen been promised He was not pro- pro proNazisimply pro-Nazi pro Nazi - . - He Hethouht Hethought H Hthought Nazi-simply Nazi simply Nazi--slmply slmply - - - simply an opportunist thought thou-ht thou ht , - we weren t t there In lut suf suftcient lutadent sufflclent adent tcient force torce He asked the SuI SW SuItaa SWtsa Sultax taa tsa to move with him bins from Rabat- Rabat Rabata Rabatapd Rabat Rabatand - - a and apd d from Meknes declare a holy war waron waren waxon on en the Invaders lnvadeu invader , Despite the thelegend thelegend thelegend legend legendot of ot General Nogues influence influenceover influenceover Influenceover over the Sultan His Majesty re- re refused r re refused - . . fused tused to move or declare a holy warTha warThat war warThat Tha That t was Sunday aftemoon afternoon afternoonThat aftemoonThat afternoonThat That evening evenlnt about six the SultaD Sultan SultaDwas Sultanwas Sultanwas was handed a copy of the booklet bookletthe bookletthe bookletthe the army got up with the help of ofa ofa a , Harvard professor of anthropoleu anthropol.gy anthropolgy anthropologyand anthropoleuand anthropol.gyand . and some of his experts who were wereover werever wereover over ) ver there ahead ahE'ad ' of ot time This Thls Thisbooklet Thlsooklet Thisbooklet booklet ooklet ) the Sultan learned wa was wasround wakfound . tound round on the body of an American Americansoldier Americanloidler Americansoldier soldier loidler killed kl11ed In the landln landing at Port PortLyautey Portyautey PortLyautey Lyautey yautey yauteyn / In /n n the attack on the Kasbah Kasbahthere Kasbahhere Kasbahthere there here which whichas \as as sas \ as repulsed by native nativetroops nativeicoops nativetroops troops icoops 1 The he booklet was blood bloodItah bloodflair bloodstaii Itah flair ed Tt TI e a man who brought broughtt broughtIt broughtn n t to the S\ S St Silt-in Silt in S1t1n \ 1t1n Itan - was an Arab dig dignltary diglltary dignitary nltary lltary favoralle favoral favorat Ie le to the Allied causeHe causeHe cause causeHa Ha He tr-i tr i tn tra - slated the passage passages passagesbout passagesabout . about ( bout resrect reslect for Arab customstrab customs customsArab customsArab Arab trab women etc The Sultan Sultannot Sultantot Sultannot not tot an s0 emotional Individual wept weptand weptand weptand and said I knew that the Amer AmerIcans Amercans Amerleans Icans cans were good people I J am gladdid gladI gladJ glad J did what I d dVotes d _ Notes NoteJ Votes of o/ o ofon oan / on an an'nnocent anInnocent Innocent 'nnocent nnocent ' ( Bystander lJyslttnder lystander BystanderThe lystanderThe The Wireless Elmer Davis won wondens wonlets wonders dens lets why Franco wal waited d until his hisAxis hisIsis hisAxis Axis Isis chums cbum . were on the losing lolling end endbefore endefore endbefore before efore he got lot sorry lorry about the inatmane in- in - inhumane In Inhumane - humane atmane . aspect "pel pel " t of bombings bombingsMurder bombingsdurder bombingsMurder Murder durder of 01 Ilrit Brit lint sh Sunday school Ichool tots totsand totsaid totsand and aid teachers leachers by the Luftwaffe Luttwaffe hasn t tbeen tteen tbeen been teen officially omclally wept over In Madrid Madrideither MadridIther Madrideither either Ither Wm H II ti Castle once afthe aftheState of d theState the thehate State hate Dep t . t , , Bp sp tp uted dan dOll don t trust Rus Rus.Ia Rusfa Russla .Ia Ia . fa talk but J liannes ttannea Steel remind reminded remindd reminded ed d all that Castle CII'Itle CIIItle ' s last boner was waslaying wasaying wassaying laying aying that Jai Jill J51 an was to be trusted trustedlie trustedIe trustedHe | lie Ie said that 01 or the morn of Dee Dec 7 71&41 7141 1941 941 & which y u d thinkwould think would cure curehim curefm curehim him fm of pros prorhrcy prorht hcey ' y forever torever Ed EdHerlihy Edlerllhy EdHerllhy Herlihy lerllhy on NBC for lor Horn and Har Bar Hardart Barart Hardart dart art . . , sat < at a 4 year-old year old - - on his knee kneebefore kneeelore kneebefore before elore the m ke Wouldn t YOIl you YOIlI YOIlasked yousked youasked I asked sked Ed I Ike 1 ke to go gQ on the Chll Cliil ChllI Chlldren Cliilran Children I dren ran s Hourto Hour ? 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Lr 1 I . st It everything lWerythlng cettlna getting cettlnaout gettingut gettingout out ut ef e1 a burning plane 1 j ) ) ist 1St st In timeEtsenhower timeEisenhower time timeElsenhower Elsenhower Etsenhower Eisenhower they sax sa ; > i com corn complined cornlamed cornplained plined lamed _ to Washington Washmgton abojt abo.Jt about . the theabundance thebundance theabundance abundance bundance of newspaper men and andradio andadio andradio theI I radio adio corre correspondents correspondent dents , in N Africa _ - ! . r - |