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Show in tJNDAY HERALD "TrZ'u?" PAGE 5 Ernie Pyle in France Captured Nazi Genera! Goes Sotiff iissr When Yank Photographers 'Shoot Him' By EBXIE PYLE IN NORMANDY (By Wireless) When the now famous Gen. Carl Wilhelm Von Schlieben was cap--tured I happened to be at the Ninth division command post to which he was first brought. MaJ. Gen. Man ton S. Eddy, division di-vision commander, had a long interview in-terview with him in his trailer. When he was about finished and ready to aead Uic caplured a-era! a-era! on to higher headquartara. General Eddy sent word that the photographers could come and take pictures. So they stood in a group in an orchard while the photographers fl&v&Sfl?; sourpiiF: .-.iout 'i:'.r. captured, and even nor sourpuss at havirg his picture taker. He made no - f fort to look other tZiar. sullenly displeased. General Eddv v.-gs trying to be decent about it. Hp had an interpreter inter-preter tell the prisoner that this was the price of being a peneral Von Schlieben just snorted. And then General Eddy said to the interpreter in-terpreter : "Tell the jrenernl that our country coun-try is a fir ino racy nnd therefore I don't have authority to forbid these, photographers, to t?J;e pictures." pic-tures." Von Schlieben snorted again. And we chuckled behind our beards -t w- : i: - r-lickest examples ex-amples -;f wo;!:inc d -n 1 jen-ry w? had c-ver seen A: o--r.r:I Kddy had the appearance of the traditional tradi-tional cat that swallow! something some-thing wonderful. Hew Jap Premier Named To Succeed Discredited Tojo By f'nited Press Tokyo announced today that' Gen. Kuniakl Kolso, forme? gov-' ernor general of Korea, has been appointed premier of a new Japanese, Japa-nese, cabir.et of conseratlYe elder army, savy ar.d business leasers to succeed the filters dited extremist extrem-ist 57r.nt Of 3tn. HifisM Tojo. The German transocean agency p.iiQ To?o had ieea V.aced on th rc:ired list ot the army, completing complet-ing the downfall of the second of three axis dictators. The choice of experienced leaders lead-ers to take over the helm of the government was' seen as an at-te'npt at-te'npt to rally the Japnese people end rrmed forces to new exertions exer-tions in the face of the growing American threat to their homeland. home-land. highlighted by the invasion of Guam and the conquest of Sai-pan. Sai-pan. 1500 miles south of Tokyo. Marshal Gen. Sugiyama, former for-mer army chief of staff, was named war minister and Mamoru r.hipemitsu was returned to the foreign ministry, the post h? held in the Tojo cabinet. Former Premier Pre-mier Adm. Mitsumasa Yonai. commissioned by Emperor Hiro-hito Hiro-hito with Koiso to form the new Will Form New Jap Cabinet i 'Eh, 1 4. l'- i-'v It. (NEA T tie photo) Emperor Hlrohito has commissioned former Premier Admiral Mitsumasa Youai Jt tt and General Huniaki Koiso (right), both known to be friendly friend-ly toward U. S. before Pearl Harbor, to form new Japanese Cabinet in successidh to that of General Hideki Tojo. Food Poisoning Hits Labor Camp Spanish fork Food poisoning among Mexican . and Japcnes. laborers in the labor camp lecated in Spanish Fork has been the cause of serious illness of 30 to 40 workers and slight illness of nearly 60 others. Th tvDe of fod nnlanpin" -r GOPurse-Holder '1 1 JUST AnniUED . LARGE SHIPMENT GENUINE 4AGG0ARD AD BPA-TEX I V '-' V.-.- -i ' "r CTj.-Ott Q ; . |