Show MZMSMa7M 0 zrht 5alt Cake Zribunt Tuesday October 16 1945 -- HERO IN BLAST Marines to lull North China Soon U S CHUNGKING SAVED MANY OKINAWA MEN Oct 15 UPI—Gen the sway of the Manchu dynasty k eralissimo Chiang It was taken over by France in at his first postwar press 1882-8- 5 shortly before the British -conference Monday that United occupied Burma) ' States marines would be with Chiang said U S marines would drawn from north China "very leave north China as soon as they by Chinese central 'non" and expressed confidence were relievedforces government liiviet forces in Manchuria would The marines were sent Into -tip withdrawn in accordance with north China recently to help Chiof the provisions recently nese authorities to disarm sure treaty said he would leave it rendering Japanese troops Chiang -to Foreign Minister Wang ShihRaps Peiping Rumor chieh to answer the question The generalissimo put a damper t'whether China and France would on persistent rumors that the gova g&ign treaty concerning northern ernment soon would in Indo-Chisimilar to the Angl- move north Chungking to the old capital of o'French pact concerning southern Peiping He said his government a He added however: is not considering such a shift but it would be reestablished at NanConditions Not Same when conditions become nor"Conditions which face Britain king a Pin are not exactly aim-li- mal Chiang said he hoped to visit to those which face China" United States Britain Russia the c (Indo-Chin- a formerly was under and France "as soon as time perKai-she- an-roun- ced con-clude- Russo-Chines- d - na Indo-Chin- Indo-Chin- UNCLAIMED Asked if Premier T V Soc:mg had negotiated credits and backing for the Chinese currency during his visit to the United States Chiang replied: "This will 'be announced when the proper time We had better leave this comes question to Dr Soong when the I SUITS V ‘ AND 1 11 As Low As a t :I ' " i 1 I Nippons Used Pow for Bayonet bDrill arises" Division Into Saigon SAIGON Indo-Chin- a Oct LONDON 15 (In—Troops of the famed French Second armored division poured into Saigon Monday as sporadic fighting continued between rebellious Annamese and the British-Frenc- h military Additional reinforcements were expected within the next few days A British communique described the military situation as ''trouble some but not serious" "Indian troops supported by armored cars Sunday occupied three bridges northwest of Govap against light opposition" the communique said Some sporadic sniping was reported in factories and warehouses Phulam village was occupied early Monday morning" the communique said "All was quiet in the French sector Sunday night" Meanwhile disarming of Japanese troops got under way in the narrow sectors manned by French and British who up to now have been using the Japanese to preserve order Eighty thousand Japanese sailors holding four areas along the Saigon river have shown inclinations to disregard French commands on the ground that they were not defeated by the French but they have accepted orders from British naval officers The British will handle the disarming of the Japanese while the French remain on the alert against the Annamese JAPS DISARM Oct 15 however said the statement could not be interpreted as meaning negotiations would be undertaken d specifically with Soerkano president of the ''Indonesian republic" A suggestion by Fenner Brockway political secretary to Britain's independent labor party that parliament send a delegation to study the Indonesian situation met a cold reception in Amsterdam "We are not fond of intervention in our internal affairs and we feel ourselves completely capable of handling our internal difficulties" said 11 A Lodgemann minister of overseas territories A statement on the East Indies situation was expected Tuesday from Premier William Schermer-hor- n LT')—The Netherlands government was reported willing Monday to negotiate with Indonesian nationalists in the rich Netherlands East Indies where new violence was reported in the revolt against Dutch colonial rule A Batavia dispatch from the official Dutch news agency Aneta quoted Ilerbertus Van Der Moak lieutenant governor of the Dutch East Indies as offering to negotiate with the Indonesians "The old Dutch colonial system has to disappear" he was quoted as saying The Netherlands government self-style- LAVAL Continued from rage One carry out this crime" Then to his lawyers he said: "Don't go too far from me so I can xee yGu as I am dying" One of them Albert Nand stepped up and kissed him farewell on each cheek Nive La France Then he asked the colonel in charge of the excutionera that he be permitted to give the "fire" order That was refused He refused a bandage over his eyes Facing the firing squad his last words were: "Aim at my heart Vive la France!" The colonel's saber flashed downward the 12 rifles—six aimed at the head six at the heart— barked Pierre Laval was dead Twenty minutes later a motor hearse bore the plain black coffin containing Laval's remains to the Thiais cemetery It was interred m in the "conshortly after 1 p corner near the demned mens" grave of Joseph Darnand notorious Vichy militia chief who was executed last week Naud who entered Laval's cell this morning behind Mornet said he was astonished to find him still in bed Prosecutor Mornet said: "The moment has come Prepare to Amsterdam dispatch said W L Tjarda Van Starkenborgh Stachouwer had resigned as governor general of the Dutch East Indies because he favored more drastic methods against Indonesian nationalists than the government intends to pursue An that A After he WAS revived police officials asked Laval how he got the poison "I got it even before my departure for Germany" he said adding that his guards did not know of it and that they should not be blamed Nevertheless an investigation was begun Then he said to the colonel of the execution squad: "Let me get back a little strength I want a prime minister to the with dignity I want to go to my death on my own He cbjected rarticultr1y to the 'Anglo - Amerimn practice which 145 i keeps prosecution evidence secret until the trial opens The allied court whose Americin member is former Attorney General Francis Bide met irt closed session in Berlin Monday to discuss procedural matters Their BERLIN Oct 15— (UP) —Insession scheduled for Mon dictment of 21 surviving nazi lead- publicwas day postponed ers was postponed Monday until IThe tribunal issued a brief stateThursday after a Russian delay in !ment explaining the the chief translating the document and a prosecutors for Britain the United France were ready to reported controversy among States and the indictment but the rl judges of the fourpower court present three-!da- y on the procedure to be followed viet prosecutor had asked a postponement at their trial scheduled for Nuernberg The formal charge had been SHIRTS FOR scheduled to be returned Monday against Hermann Goering Rudolf Hess and other henchmen of Adolf YOUR HUSBAND? Hitler but the soviet prosecutor R A Rudenko late Sunday made an unexpected request for a three-da- y Your used foti ore needed delay due to "unexpected difto hello mok shirts for him ficulty in translating The English language version was flown to es nylons for you Moscow Saturday for translation eU os soups ond many Reports from Nuernberg bald other items Gen I T Nikitschenko soviet justice of the allied tribunal was TURN IN YOUR USED MTV insisting the trial be based largely on Russian legal methods Arffue ellidlumeleS Procedure Of Nazi Tri a that With Indonesian Leader Continued from rage One in 1871 and which had enforced (: conscription since 1872 New Era Begins I of a new It was the beginning era A special five-da- y session of zal 1 4 the diet (parliament) will open You Save at Least the this week to study the MacArthur program for reform of the nation die bravely" Original Deposit the Domei agency said Covers Head In Bed MOST OF THFSE FIVE SUITS Another session in December AND °VI IICOATS WERE SOLD Laval pulled the covers over his THROL Gli OUR MAIL ORDE It will consider revision of the elecDI ARTMENT AND RETI IINLD Naud stepped to the bed head delaws one tion of MacArthur's I N C ALLED FOR leaned over and said "Pierre mands Revision of the constitution al- Laval be brave for your lawyers history" ready was being studied and all and Naud said the only answer was Captured officers sickened by political activities voting were increasa "gargling sound" He said Chiang volunteered a tribute the torture were forced to watch to Ambassador Patrick IIurley while enlisted prisoners were pa- ingPrince Fumimaro Konoye three-tim- e Laval's eyes rolled back He cried a doctor lwhose exertions he said were re- raded past so they could see the ( premier and a close adviser forNaud said that on a table next of Emperor Hirohito declared in sponsible for bringing the negotia- death agonies After hours of agony the three an interview that the emperor was to the bed he found a letter adtions between the central governfinally died Their bodies "anxious" to have the constitution dressed "to my lawyers to in' ment and the communists to their prisoners were cut down and hauled away by revised so as to curb the We Have ce to ) ''' present stage present form and to my executioners in a natives cart dust am "I answer them" Ambassador s very happy powers of the ema Good 1 It said: "I refuse to fall under Hurley is coming back" he saidperor and to give the diet some French Also Used Chinese bullets I do not want The generalissimo said nationcontrol over finances Selection to make soldiers accomplices to a Questioning of Superior Private utilities alization of foreign-owne- d New Seek rost Tokuhashi Nakino revealed simjudicial crime I have chosen my I in Shanghai is 'not yet contem on Hand ilar instances in which Chinese death—the poison of the Romans e Some were by the government" plated politicians Now prisoners were used as targets seeking to have Konoye lead a new I succeeded in carrying the poison wanATIS agents quoted him as say- political party The Domei agency on me throughout my long l ing his company had been fur- said that another group was seek- derings and I managed to keep nished with live Chinese prisoners ing to organize behind Gen Kuzu- the police from finding it when on which to practice during basic shige Ugaki searhed me I hope the poison army they not The Neal Treatment has stopped training in China been spoiled I want to has politician If there Is a Nakino said the practice "was many thousands The socialist party whose lead- be buried with my tricolor scarf drink problem in your family in- so horrible it did not last long ers include Toyohiko Kagawa I am wearing I die because I Christian Japanese loved my country too much My vestigate the quick—safe—de- The men could not stomach it widely-know- n pendable pleasant to take "Neal- They could not sleep nights be- announced that it had adopted a last thought will be for France" Nil three-poiWay" to stop drinking No pain- cause of the nightmares" platform calling for No ful hypodermic injections abolition of capitalism union of Yanks Feared Big or write all members of the laboring class "TEll YEARS SINCE I great loss of time CallHome--exNeal disclosed the also The that with full ATIS telephone freedom and opNo Japanese troops feared the larger position political elusive in Utah and Idaho to al militarism I I secret treatment 1149 East 6th physique of allied soldiers and the TOOK A LAXATIVE" A "new Japan liberal opSouth Telephone (Adv) superiority of American weapons posed to the socialists'party" planned-econom- y But they believed they could ideas has been announced goad themselves into a "spirit" by Ichiro Hatoyama while the Famous Cereal that would overcome such great recently-liberate- d communist Yoshio Shiga was said by Domei to Helps to Keep Him Regular odds Captured Japanese army circu- be urging creation of a democracy lars apparently endeavored to l"in the American way" The comWant lasting relief from conmake Nipponese soldiers believe munist program calls for ouster Americans were weak and could of the imperial system and distri- stipation! Then read this sincere d unsolicited letter:— not fight because they lived in bution of lands night clubs For several years I haft constipation- -nese imperial staff that after the seemed to be always in misery A friend at the eteel works told rne to try KELLOGG'S Japanese had conquered AustraSo I started eating lia and America they would and I haven't had to take Hand and Body Lotion for Skin Allure him regain control of Europehelp so a laxativeregularly for 10 years" George Bass 1317 that between them Germany and Maryland Avenue Covington Ky Japan could rule the world" Want to be free from conFtipaThe navy officer said at Hit4:3 ifli tion for the rest of your life You ler's request apparently because he had reached the stage where he may—if your constipation is due traiN q it:) could trust no one in Berlin a to lack of bulk in the diet—and you LONDON Oct 15 (2F1—A Reu Japanese submarine was sent to eat a daily dish of KELLOGG'S ter dispatch from Tokyo Monday pick him up I and drink plenty of tiorso cci "The submarine left Yokohama night said a former Japanese navy k water not If completely satisfied staff officer had "told details of at dawn March 5 and headed for a plan for Hitler to escape to Hamburg It never reached its send the empty carton to Kellogg's destination and its fate is still un- of Battle Creek You'll reeeire :(7a4171:iP' i Japan with Eva Braun" 4 double your 'money back! the dispatch said The dispatch said a Japanese known 1 91( K 0 ' if a "secret attended officer meeting is rot a purgative It's a - ''11 Itin Tokyo on March 3 1945 when rk4ii 'it food made CHECK SNEEZES naturally '171:' final arrangements were made for from AND SNIFFLES the outer rifal layers of the 'rescue' of Hitler and his for2 drops relieve wa- wheat It gentle-actinmer secretary whom he reported supplies bead cold mistry bulk that promotes normal laxamarried shortly before the fall of to help you feel )r1 try Caution: Use better tion Ask for Berlin" at your 1(7147r only as directed Get The dispatch continued: i4)SMade grocer's of by Kellogg's "Hitler had promised the JapaCreek and Omaha Battle 2'b i nese that if they provided a safe it A ti vertt mment refuge for himself and Eva Braun he would give them n plans which Nkf he guaranteed would win the war CONTAINS 140101IN ril:ODELS in the Pacific the Japanese of ficer said "Hitler also asked for and was given an assurance by the Japa $ Z a The navy credited Bilry M Brumett radioman 2c of Washington D C with saving the lives of many of the 1349 men in the vicinity Brumett dashed through the tent area shouting "The dynamite's on fire" giving men a chance to take cover behind embankments and a seawall across the road two minutes before the explosion TOKYO Oct 15 ()Pr—A grisly1 scene of prisoners being used for No Big 5 News bayonet practice until they died in The generalissimo said he had agony was revealed in the diary of heard nothing of any projected a Japanese officer Gen MacArthur's headquarters announced big five conference Monday Chiang described the 'recent talks in Chungking between naCaptured allied officers were tionalist government and commu- forced towatch the bayonet atronist negotiators as "a step toward city which occurred on Guadaland amity" and asserted that "rela- canal the secret translation allied tions can be closer and unity be Interrpgation section of achieved" headquarters disclosed He said he felt questions such The secret A T S In which as the administration of the Po- many Japanese-American- s had called liberated areas and other gathered Information often under problems left unsettled by the shell fire said two Europeans and Chungking parley could be solved one Eurasian were used as practice targets in a horrifying specthrough further consultation tacle which lasted six and a half Outer Mongolia riebiscile hours He disclosed that Russia had On Barbed N'Ire Fence notified China that a plebiscite to The three prisoners who had determine whether Outer Mongolia should become independent—a vote been beaten were led out at 9:30 e a m with their hands tied behind provided for in the Then they were pact—had begun Oct 10 and would their backs last 10 days A Chinese observer fastened to a barbed wire fence is in Outer Mongolia to watch the and thebayonet practice began occasion 01COATS a ter ar mits" a PEARL HARBOR Oct 15 (UP) — The explosion which killed six navy enlisted men and wounded 23 others on Okinawa Thursday occurred when dynamite stored in a tomb caught fire the navy announced here Monday The blast leveled everything within a radius of from 700 to 1000 feet and men who had rebuilt their tents following the recent typhoon found themselves again without shel- French Pour Du teh Willing to Negotiate I t 7Xe Z1Zer -- awreirde4v 7671t I 1 feet" "Rolm 1 1:il1::1' T 14 OPTOMETRIST ) 1 4 WANTED! 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