Show TUESDAY EVENING THE 1955 MAY 31 OGDEN (UTAH) £A STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Japanese Soldiers Who Took to Pacific Islands at End of World War II Prefer Jungle to Modern Civilization? Who Knows? They Won't Come Out Th$re are no available esti-mates on the number of Japanese soldiers who took to the hills after Reports from captured stragglers however indicate that many of the original holdouts died of tropic diseases Japanese Holdouts Many were lcllled some in evading capture others by native tribesmen and a few by other Japanese holdouts Most of the survivors were in (AP) —Some of the Japanese soldiers who took to various Pacific hills during World War II are still there From the looks of things they know the war is over but still prefer the hills Since 1945 an estimated 32 Japanese army stragglers have been in flushed out of jungle hide-out- s the Philippines New Guinea Guam Saipan and Anatahan in the Mariannas Most of them claimed they didn’t know the war HONOLULU VJ-Da- y good was over physical condition pinned on Japanese holdouts Occasional stragglers sneak out of the jungle to forage for food ast March a village housewife ive miles south of Agana Guam reported one such holdout made off with her banana cakes She said he wore a loin string and a saber his hair was long and matted and “he smelled pe- Taka Horn of c“ Lea’s Donul 3 3261 Walk Bird V Before the war there were large i outside they can hide out there the rest of their liys Thyye Japanese settlements on Minda- - for H v"3r WorM nao in the Philippines During the th'm-islando bout war Japanese scoured the for Guerrilla units and a Dozen Buy in Ogden d learned the terrain well If the holdouts prefer that kind of life to the shape of the world culiar” when captured Many show shown reJapanese government officials markable adaptability to primitive in Tokyo believe about 50 more conditions are still hiding out in the PhilipOne who walked out of the pines Guam and New Guinea of Southeast Luzon two But the belief is growing that jungles ago was a mental case But these remaining holdouts know years he had made his own clothes full well the war is over They with manila hemp and coconut must know too that they have buttons little to fear in the way of punTwo shabby stragglers walked ishment or reprisals out of the Guam jungle in April “Maybe they’ve heard too much 1948 They were clean shaven about the world outside” a Navy and their clothes were patched official at Pearl Harbor theorized On Sept 27 1951 a Japanese Maybe they prefer the jungle sauntered out of another Guam to civilization in the atomic age” jungle and hailed a military bus Scattered Leaflets He was dressed in a loin cloth officarried a small bundle of poswelfare ministry Japanese cials working through U S mili- sessions and appeared in fine tary commanders have scattered condition Available figures show 10 hold Looking like you know1 who former President Harry S Truman thousands of leaflets telling strageven had candleabras on his piano before he and Mrs Truman glers throughout the Pacific the outs captured in the Philippines since the war 10 more on Guam appeared on CBS’ “Person to Person” show from their Independ- war is over ence Mo home However when the show which was handled 6 on Anathan 4 in New Guinea alone in one Guam In operation by daughter Margaret appeared on the air the candelabras were 15000 handbills were dropped and 2 on Saipan One was killed gone Maybe Harry didn’t want you know who to'worry from planes and distributed by on Guam and another in the Philfoot parties in possible holdout ippines areas in 1953 Are Still Hiding The Philippine Air Force is Those still hiding out appear about to drop another 10000 leaf- to be concentrated in Guam New lets books and letters asking Guinea and Mindanao and Luholdouts on Lubang Island to surbang in the Philippines render Most have kept to themselves In the Philippines and Guam a and avoided clashes with the naholdout would have to be deaf tives Two were Guamanians GRAND JUNCTION Colo (AP)— Want to work in a building blind and exceptionally stubborn December in killed mysteriously to miss the evidences of bustling 1950 and that floats and follows the sun? a Filipino farmer on Luoffice building peacetime activity Architect Jared Morse plans to erect a was slain last Feb 11 but bang that does both but his purpose isn’t to entertain the office help 10 “The lack of gunfire alone over neither attack was definitely long years should convince any He wants to take advantage of the war is over” an ofconthe sun to cut down on air from tanks Then in another ficial on Guam said ditioning bills in the summer and eight hour cycle it would return The first two Japanese stragheating costs in the winter to its position in time glers who came out of hiding on The architect who has con- to againoriginal follow the sun Guam in April 1948 waved a Nostructed an operating scale would It summer begin 1947 copy of an Amervember days model says the building will be turnwest south of facing ican just magazine as they hailed a 72 feet high 172 feet long and as sun moves the across the ing passing patrol jeep 60 feet thick It is to provide The magazine carried a picture 36000 square feet of rental space southern sky until by evening it faces just west of north of Emperor Hirohito parading Resembles Oval Cake The base of the building would under guard of American MPs In shape it will resemble half rs s floating only In 1951 eight stragglers were of an oval cake turned on edge of an inch off the bot- flushed out of the hills of Guam with the outer rim representing tom of the pool Thus says One of them said he had found the building’s roof Morse shifts of weight within a U S in a dump It It is to be built of lightweight the building would have little showed amagazine of Korea with US map materials weighing 2400000 effect since the rollers would and Allied flags on one side and pounds and will barely float in simply touch down and permit the sickle and hammer on the a shallow pool of water rotation to continue other A motor is to rotate the buildThe architect says it may be a of year or even two before construc—ADVERTISEMENT— ing 90 degrees or Many of the reports are false alarms A Navy wife on Guam said she saw a bearded man who looked Japanese Police found an elderly Guamanian farmer who had not shaved for weeks Last month afi Air Force sergeant on Guam said he saw a bearded naked Japanese armed with a saber near Anderson Air Force Base Police found another elderly Guamanian Officials say that jungle tribes are peaceful in New Guinea and the Philippines and many of the stragglers may have taken native wives and settled down Saa Us for Outstanding Valaas Nofthara Utah's largast Display PIONEER MEMORIAL AND TILE CO Dial 0914 1019 Washington Blvd pDDIDOBBDIBIlIBBIBBBDIlBflDIIDBniig f a ooaofea ij & cuo) Remind You of Someone? 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