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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-01-01
By ARNOLD LEVIN

Independent Jewish Press
Service columnist Arnold Le-
vim reviews a significant
novel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
Senator Proposes
Aqe Pension Boost

WASHINGTON. Oct. 13 GNS)
S Senator Robertson tR) Of
Wyoming proposed today that
federal aid be granted TO enable
states to boost their old age pen
sions to $50 a month with eligi-
bility at 60 years Of age
Robertson urged also the aboli-
ton of the means test" which
bars many home owners from
benefits. He would substitute the
requirement that the applicant
not have paid income tax for two
wears.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
Winds Wreck
80 j. ). Vessels

MANILA, Oct. 13 (uPl-More
than $50 vessels, most of them
small craft, were hurled onto the
beaches Of Okinawa by typhoons
this week the navy said today.
The death toll has not been de-
termlned though there were in
dlcationS that the storm caused
few. casualties" the navy said.
An earlier navy announcement
had reported three navy men dead
and 10 missing.
SHPerfortresSes continued 10 fly
in food supplies to an estimated
l00,0 servicemen. Food ships.
which had been unable 10 unload
at the island during the typhoons.
were expected to begin dlscharg-
ing cargo within the next few
days.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
LIST Lady
Last LADY

NEW YORK. Oct 13 GNS)-
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. to-
day criticized Mrs. Truman for
declining 10 boycott a tea given
in Washington by the OAR.
From now on Mrs. Truman
is the last lady" he is reported
10 have asserted.
The Negro congressman had
requested Mrs. Truman TO avoid
the tea because of the OAR S
refusal TO hire It's Constitutions
Hall for a concert TO be given by
ffs wife Hazel Scott, pianist.
In Washington, President Tru-
man denounced racial discrimina-
tlon in the field of art but re-
fused 10 intervene because Con-
stitution Hall is a private enter
prise.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15

coming and outgoing news and OF
private kilograms.
The RomanIan people have had
only distorted news at thr London
conference
They have been given The inn
preston by radio and the press
that the GroS2a government is
recognized As representative and
democratic
The situation is summed up in
the report which says the GroSla
Communist government Is little
more than a branch of the Soviet
government IN Moscow. that il
was imposed by force. is not demo-
cratic, not representative and not
recognized by the king nor hy
America and Britain. but solely
by Soviet Russia.
More than ever. Romania Is
looking 10 America and Britain
for liberation from the Red lib
orator.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
RushBoysHome.
Pleads Senator

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13 tUP)
-Warship shuttle service to bring
the boys back home was proposed
today by Senator William F..
Knowland (RD of California, a
former army major.
News that Britain's ocean lin
ers Queen Elizabeth and Aqui-
tania no longer will be available
to transport American troops was
called by congressman "a terrible
disappointment and "the worst
blow yet" TO the NATIONS hopes
for speedy return of iNS fighting
men.
Two Senate committees. the
war investigating and military af-
fairs committees. went 10 work
TO see what could be done TO
make up for the loss.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
3l Ships
Bring Vets

BALBOA, Canal Zone, Oct. 13
GNS)-The 81 warshlps of Task
Force Eleven had passed through
the Panama Canal into the Carib-
bean today, homeward bound from
the Pacific.
The battleship Missouri arrived
at Balboa 1t will Join the carrier
Monterrey, battleShip New York
and cruiser Boise in New York
harbor.
The battleShipS North Carolina
and New Mexico. carrier Wasp
and cruisers Portsmouth and Con-
cord will anchor in Boston. Phila-
delphia will play host TO the Wash
ingtOn, Philadelphia, Langley and
Mission Bay.
The carrier Randolph viii 60 TO
Baltimore and the Ranger and
Mississippi will make port at New
Orleans. The Randolph. Wasp and
Langley are expected TO arrive at
Barboa tomorrow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
Need 200
=.
State Troops

The 3lst Infantry. Michigan
State Troops. will launch re-
cruiting drive Monday with a goal
of at least 200 enlistments. Col.
Owen J. Cleary, commander, an,
nounced today.
The appeal is primarily TO ex-
servicemen. but any man betweep
the ages of II and 54 may volun-
teer, One hundred are needed for
full-time duty at the Piquette
Armory at regular army pay plus
an allowance of $50 monthly, A
like number is sought for drill
two nights weekly to serve with
out pay.
Booths staffed by women of the
AWVS will operate. under the di-
rection of Mrs. Frank Burton. in
the Eaton Tower, Buhl, Fisher.
General Motors and Penobscot
buildings, and at four u. S. EN-
ployment offices.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15

Troopships arriving in u. S.
home ports today included the
FOLLOWING:
AT NEW YORK - Thomas
Barry. from Havre, 4,097 troops,
including 18th Armd. Div. Hq.,
SSth Army Nurse Corps, 40th
Gen. Hosp. SO navy personnel.
N. Y. u. Victory, from Havre,
1885 troops including 18th Armd.
Div. 18th Tank Bn. and 69th Inf.
Bn. Taos Victory, from Antwerp.
l .94S misc. troops.
Smith Victory, from Antwerp,
,526 misc. troops. Ezra Cornell,
from Livorno, TIA misc. troops.
Ward Hunt, from Naples, 6S7
misc. troops. william Pender,
from Naples. TIP troops including
968th Eng. Sqdn., 792d Air Mat.
Sqdn., 542d Air Service Group.
Marion Bouvard. from Livorno,
1853 misc. troops.
AT BOSTON-Robert. stock
ton, from Antwerp, 75S misc.
troops.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
8. Baer, from Glasgow. diverted
from New York. Ia misc. troops.
AT NEWPORT NEWS - Car
rillo, from Naples, diverted from
New York, II misc. troops.
DUE TOMORROW
AT NEW YORK - Frederick
Lykes, from Marseilles, 2770
troops including Second Photo
Tech. Unit, 509th Fighter Group
Hq., S10th Air Op. Co, 45Sth and
459th Air Service groups. 730th
Air Eng. Sqdn., 633d and 709th
Air Mat. Sqdns.. 32lst SIG. Co,
,507th Ord. Heavy Maint Co. Ex-
change, from Havre, POPS troops
including 23d Cav. Sqdn. and
216th Armd. Eng. Bn.. both of
10th Armd. Div. William T.
Barry, from Havre, 593 mise.
troops. Del Norte, from Naples,
80 misc. troops. Sue Lykes, from
Calcutta, % misc. troops.
AT BOSTON-Henry Gibbons,
from Havre, 2,400 troops includ-
ing 1,002d Counter-Intell. Corps,
209th Med. Hosp. Ship Plat,
382d Med. Coll. Co. Hood Victory,
from Havre, 1872 troops includ-
ing 26th Tank Bn. and 18th
Armd. Inf. Bn., both with medics
and both of 10th Armd Div.
John Harvard, from Antwerp,
SGT army and navy personnel.
Georgetown Victory. from Mar
seille. 2.002 troops including
3.629th, 3.633d and 3,69lst Heavy
Truck Cos: 377th, 467th- and
488th Air Serv Groups Hq. and
Base Service Sos. 433d Sig. Bn.
Heavy Const. tAvnD, l,92Sth
Ord. ANN. Co. tAvnD. 5th AAA
Art. Groups Hq. and Hq. Bat.
Joseph T. Robinson. from Wales.
564 troops and Seabees.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
TeleViSiOn
Color Due

WASHINGTON. Oct. 13 CUP)
Peter Goldmark, CHS engineer,
had told a. Federal Communica-
ton Commission hearing today
that color television sending and
receiving equipment is being
manufactured.
He said samples Of the first
receiver sets will be available by
the end of January. Television
pictures in color were sent sue
ceSSfully Wednesday from one
New York skyscraper 10 another.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
Wallace Drafts
New Pay Policy

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13 INS)
A new wage-price policy which
would partially meet labor's de-
mand for retention of wartime
earnings had the endorsement to-
day of Secretary OF Commerce
Wallace.
Wallace suggested that half oi
labor's demand for 20 per cent
pay boost might be granted with
only a B or 4 per cent increase in
living costs. lie advocated wage
adjustments TO curb deflauonary
tendencies.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
StoWdwdy Bride
United With Ydnk

BOSTON, Oct. IL QNS) -
British stowaway bride DoneeSe
Nancy Heath Kuhn, 20. was re-
united with her American hus-
band today. The Rochester IN. "
discharged soldier came 10 Bos-
ton TO ask that immigration of
ficialS allow his bride TO return
home with him.
immigration officials said final
decision on her status would
come from Washington.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
Glider Cargo Plane
Makes First Trim

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 13 1NS)-A
glider once used for carrying in
vasion supplies today. had com
pleted what is believed 10 be the
first commercial cargo glider
flight in history, landing at Louis
vile, an hour and as minutes
after taking off from St. Louis.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
Hunters Carnival
To Pick State Queen

MARLETTE. Oct. 13-With the
pheasant season slated 10 open
Monday, this Thumb community
Saturday, made the final arrange
ments for the gala hunters ball
which will be held Monday night
for the benefit of the Marlette
Community Hospital.
During the evening a pheasant
queen will be named to reign over
the carnival-like event.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
OIVerine Gets
Medal of Honor

WASHINGTON. oct. 13 QNS)
President Truman presented the
Congressional Medal of Honor 10
10 soldiers yesterday, including ID
1t. John {. Sjogrcn of Rockford,
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
Shriners Pick Civ

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 13
(UP)--San Francisco has been
chosen for the 1916 convention
Of the Shriners of North America.
which will be attended by Presi.
dent Truman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
FHA Control Asked
for Loans to Gls

WASHINGTON. Oct. 13 QNS)
Representatives of the ClO, the
Life Insurance Association of
America and the new American
Veterans Committee urged Con-
greSs today TO transfer home loan
controls in the CT Bill from the
Veterans Administration 10 the
FILA.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
, Liners
Return 81

NEW YORK. Oct. 13 GNS)Z
Three officers and % enlisted men
from Detroit we're scheduled 10
return TO New York from Europe
today aboard the Marine Angel
They are;
CoIDBFRG, 1t n. EdnA y. army nurs,
corps. zoos " PhtAdelphia
q CoNNOR ID L. Edward j.
o NEAL. warrant OF Jg Wilmer b..
1854 Benileau
ENLISTED MIN
ALLEN Pfc Ronald p
BAUER Tom b l2TOO Citre.
bkEuHAN. Sat. Louis H., 2920 M
CARRIER. Pfc warren n. s72s couryille
CURTIS. Pfc Thomas p
CZAJKOWSkI SGT Casmer
DEARMlE, Pic. Walter r. o004 Z. Seven
Mile.
DEJULIo. rs Dominick.
CLAAaER. Pfc. Alvin.
HARRIS. PFC -knllald f.. 5l52 Charles.
HElNELT. Ti5 Howard A. l462l Kent
NIL TI4 Theodore R. 5s76 Harding.
KoLAsINSkl. ia Theodore. 4o95 Law.
dale.
LEwANDowsKI. ia Walter 4.
SAMONIE sgt Anthony J.
SHEETS pts Harry
srEARNs. 5 sgt Robert L. Jr,, $50 Della
ware.
THAMARUS. Pfc. Donald K, 633s Vlsti
WUMMEI.. T Arthur :
ZAREMSKI. i14os Klinger.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15

{ a { d O C
Church died al
l. - a. m to-
DAY IN PToNl-
dcnce Hospital.
In faiIin z
health for SeV-
eral years,
AiSCr. McCabC.
through whose
30-year efforts
I h . parish
built the pres
mt beautiful
church. school
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
Terminate Ship Pool

WASHINGTON. Oct. l3 1NS)
The United Maritime Authority'S
board announced today
that the world shipping pool will
be terminated March ..
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
Kills Girl, Self

OAKLAND. Cal, Oct. l3 (UPD
Mrs Katherine Hamilton. AZ,
killed her crippled granddaughter
and herself after paying in ad-
vance for the funerals, police re-
ported today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15

tn AUG. ~. klnE AllCndel. max
ing use Of his constitutional power.
dismissed hiS Communist GroS2a
government imposed upon him
and Romania by Moscow under
the personal presence and dircc-
uon OF Soviet Vice Foreign Com
miSSar VichinSky with a threat
OF Red troops which surrounded
the royal palace.
King Michael sent an appeal
to America. Britain and Soviet
Russia 10 help him organize a
government that could conclude a
peace treaty.
After consulting Moscow. the
Communist GroSza refused 10 re-
sign.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
Msgr. Cdbe
Dead al IS
Headed 81. Theresa S
Parish 80 Years

Beloved founder Of one Of the
largest parishes IN Michigan The
RI Rev, MSgr. John Joseph Nc
Cabe. pastor Of ST. Theresa Roman
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
||!!;l||||||||'||||||| A il BANK
A REAL FRIEND -:

This incident. not an unusual
one, was reported TO US by one
OF our bank associates.
A successful business man was
sincerely upset because he had
been informed that he was named
executor and trustee OF his best
friends estate.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
WARRANTS LIKELY

Earl f. Mcdonald, assistant
lngham County prosecutor. said
his office stood ready to issue
warrants for any school employe
shown to be guilty of flogging the
boys and urged the commission TO
submit whatever evidence il
found Of assaults.
Judge Stephen II. Clink of Mus
kegon, chairman OF the commits
sion. said such evidence was being
compiled for study by the group
and that action by the prosecutor
would be asked If evidence indi-
Gated that punishments had been
severe beyond reason.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15

MADRID Spain, Oct 12-Under direction Of Moscow
Soviet control of Romana rapidly being frightened and its
power consolidated
Impetus has been givne to this by the breakdown
of the Big Five conference in London.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
Call Strike
OF Truckers

A general strike of all over
the-road truck drivers In Michi-
gan and IL other central States
has been set for midnight Friday,
Nov. Is. James Hoffa, business
agent for the Teamsters' Union.
AFL, announced today.
The strike will be staged stimuli
taneously in all of the states 10 tie
up all dry freight" in the Middle
West, Hoffa said.
Strike notice was filed with the
National Labor Relations Board
in Washington by the Teamsters'
Union yesterday.
S,I9I FIRMS LISTED
The notice listed 3,19l COM
panies plus one Joe Doe" TO in
clude lines operating into those
states from outside headquarters.
Hoffa said more than 1000
large and small trucking COM
panies and about 10000 drivers
would be affected in Michigan
alone.
Many local trucking companies
will be affected as dry freight"
usually delivered by them would
be cut off by the -the-road
strike, Hoffa declared.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
REFUSED TO SIGN

The plucky young king since
then has refused TO sign DEGREES
and laws issued by the GroSZa
Communist government
These are some of the state
mcnts IN another uncensored dip
lOmatlC report that has come from
Bucharest through secret chan
nelS which / have had an OPP
portunity 20 read.
Among other statements in the
report IS one that charges that
agitation. inspired by Moscow, has
begun, especially abroad. for the
return 10 the Romanian throne Of
EX-king Carol, father Of young
Michael.
This, IT is alleged, is being done
as pressure on Michael.
Richard Franasovici newly APP
pointed Romanian minister to
Switzerland. is accused according
TO the report of being one Of the
chief leaders abroad agitating for
the return of Carol.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
s, ,IsI FIRMS LISTED
STRIKE FOR PAY RAISE

He said the union decided To
call the strike after the COM
panies refused pay raises to the
drivers.
Hoffa charges that the drivers
are not paid overtime and that
the companies now compel drivers
to give them six hours free time
at the end of runs. He also charges
that the drivers are now working
90 and 70 hours a week and that
the companies are asking for SO
free" hours time at terminals.
States involves besides Michi-
gan are Ohio, Indiana. Illinois,
Wisconsin, Minnesota. Iowa. Mis-
souri,, North Dakota, South Da-
kota, Nebraska and Kansas.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
THINGS SUDDENLY
HAPPEN

by the way" he was asked,
did you name him As your eI-
ecutor and trustee?"
"Yes. I did," he said, and he
would have been in the same po-
sition / am. / guess you don't
realize these things until they
suddenly happen"
There are many case. exactly
like that. Even in normal times
business executives, no matter
how sincere and willing, do not
have time ar the experience tn
undertake the technical job of
administering an estate nor to
maintain day to day watch ovcr
assets and investments.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
Up TO CIVIL SERVICE

Brown, however, said their
final recourse was TO fight their
dismissals before the Civil Service
Commission.
Les b. Gardner and Abe IIyma,
both charged with excessive pun
lShmcnts, said that evidence they
would offer 30 the commission
would show that hjghup officials
in the school inflicted more cruel
ties on the boys than they had
ever committed
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
CONSULT YOUR
ATTORNEY

In times of sudden economis
change, many have found willie
entirely obsolete and many &C.
tstes distributed in ways traEi-
cslly different from what was
intended. Possibly your will
needs revision. We earnestly
urge you to consult with your
attorney at your earliest con-
venience.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
School Staff
Fights Custer
Detroit Times Lansing Bureau

LANSING, oct. Dismissed
of the Boys Vocational
School today appealed to 1t. Gov.
Vernon J. Brown to intervene for
them before the Juvenile Institute
Commission and flatly denied com
mission charges that they had
beaten, or otherwise abused boys
in their custody.
Their pleas were directed TO
Brown, one-time employe of the
school. since he has been closer TO
the crime school purge than
other elected officials.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
but

There IL nothing would not
do for him and his family" he
said, but know nothing about
investments ar taxes. In my
own affairs l have always taken
risks ! never could bring myself
To do with someone else's money,
especially when they are going
To need every cent, not only nov
but for years ahead.
Il have had little time even
for my own family or personal
affairs, what with reconversion
and cutbacks, and ] have TO be
out OF town much OF the time.
But IL is my responsibility and I
don't feel like turning it over to
somebody else. He would have
taken care OF my estate, know"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
Knife Slayer
EIudes Police.

Highland Park detectives rcdou-
hled their efforts today 10 solve
the knife-Slaying of Mrs. Mary
Tonetta, 40, of 80 Massachusetts.
Highland Park.
IIcr brother, Peter Christie Of
l2Ol7 Cardoni, and a companion,
.Eiacoma Madinia. 30 of sac
Connecticut, n d accompanied
Mrs. Tonetta from tavern to
within half a block OF her home
Just before she was stabbed TO
death early yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15

bult the pres -
ent beautiful '>''s
church. school NSGR- hrotsE
and convent buildings. entered
the hospital. Oct. 1. after a heart
attack. The end came quietly IN
his sleep lie was =.
Surviving arc niece and
nephew. Julia and John Joseph
Eahey OF HHbbafdston. Mich
Msgr. Nice b e was born In
Mortified. July %. 1870 lie at
tended grade school in Ann Arbor
and Assumption College in Wind
sor. lie received his theological
training al Mount Saint Mary of
the West Seminary in Cincinnati
ASSIGNED To IONA
On July 2, 1899 ne was ordained
by the late Bishop John Samuel
Foley From 1899 to 1902 Msgr.
McCabe served as assistant pastor
at st. Stephens, Port Huron.
In 1902 at the request OF Bishop
Foley he went TO Hubbardston, a
village in Ionia County. TO become
pastor OF 81. John the Baptist
Church.
1t was while Msgr. McCaoe
was stationed there that he eStab-
lished the mission al Pewamo and
later directed the erection Of the
present church in 1915.
That year when Detroit was
receiving its initial recognition as
an industrial center. group of
men and women petitioned the
ChancerY- office that-d- pastor tbc
sent out north Grand River 10
oversee the development of new
parish. Msgr. McCabe was selected
by Bishop Foley for this task
The present piece Of property
was purchased on the feast day
Of Theresa Of Ayila, hence the
name.
MASS IN BASEMENT
While holding mass in the base
Dhent Of St Leo's church the con-
gregation finally accumulated
money enough by 1916 to begin
construction OF the first church
seating 500 Msgr McCabe
chanted the first mass in Sep
tember.
Spurred on by Msgr. McCabe's
enthusiasm. money was gathered
for a threc-storys school which
opened Feb 9, 1919.
In 1923 under Msgr. McCabe's
direction plans were formulated
10 erect a larger church and
excavation was begun for tho
rectory and work started on the
upper structure of the church in
1924.
DEDICATED IN 1927
on July 4. 1924. the corner.
stone was laid. and on Sept. 8,
1927, the new church was dcdi-
Gated by the late Bishop Gal
lagher.
With his parish growing all
the time. Msgf McCsbe decided
in 1927 his school needed expand
ing. BY the end Of that year.
an auditorium, a cafeteria and |
additional classrooms were ready. |
Later came building Of the con-
vent for the Dominican Sisters, I
who have labored there since the
school was opened. and the final
decoration OF the church. which
is today one Of the citys most
beautiful.
Msgr. McCabe instituted In his
church. for the GrSItlme- the
city, devotions 10 Our Mother
Of Perpetual Help
AIMS ACHIEVED
over the past ten years Msgr
McCabe had not been as active
but he would not rest until two
years ago he purchased an athletic
field on Boston blvd. at Otsego.
This was he felt, the completion
OF ms plan.
Then in August, 1914. came the
cent which MSgr .McCabe ieaS,
eNpected. He was elevated 10
Monsignor
Yet another happy event was 70
come before his death. Last August
in the auditorium of his beloved
Assumption College. he was pre-
Sented a bronze plaque IN recog-
milton of his life work and
service 10 his college.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
Aboard the William and Mar,
- = 4 u

Aboard the William and Mary
arriving in New York today:
BARSHEFF. T/t X. {.
BUSCIIMOHLE Cpl ]
COSTELLO. T/S Leo }.
DUFFEY Pvt. Howard y,
GARAVGLIA, Cpl A J,
GREER Pfc. John p.
GRIMES, Pfc Earl 3.
HOBAN. Pfc 3 p.
KANGAS Cpl. r. ~
RILEY pfc william =
THOMPSON. lat 1t. James r,
TRUMPLE, T 5 r. c.
WATERSTRAD. It's Edward
Aboard the William Pender ar
irving in New York today;
AHO Cpl George g, 2045 W. Grand
CROSSE, Pvt. Peter l., 2643 Psrr
HERNDON Pfc. Raymond F., 1907 Gladwin
MANCHA. PFC. Hedro. 1869 Buchanan.
WALKER Pvt Charles SIS Brush.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
FRANAsOyICI READ OUT


FranaSovici. who is declared TO
be the closest friend of Foreign
Minister Tatarescu of the GrosZa
Communist government. was read
out Of the Liberal party OF which
Bratlanu is leader.
EX-klng Carol was scheduled 10
leave Rio de Janeiro Sept 2S but,
as disclosed in a recent dispatch.
his departure was Steppe by
French Foreign Minister Bidauit.
who Cancelled his visa and resi-
dencc permit to live in Paris
This was followed by the can
collation. of transit ViSas through
Spain and Portugal,
The American state depart
ment. the British foreign office
and the French foreign minister
apparently were agreed that
Carols presence in Europe at this
time was not desirable.
Moscow was Interested in the
eX-king'S return as pressure on his
son Michael.
3 PLOTS DISCOVERED
The report further charges that
under the Communist pretext that
three plots against the govern
ment were allegedly discovered.
Grosza has had thousands Of
members of the National Peasant
and Bratianu's liberal parties ar
rested and imprisoned.
One plot was charged against
Social Democratic party members.
More than so were tried by
court martial under a dictatorial
decree issued by Marshal Anton
escu. then dictator, 10 suppress all
political opposition, and since
abolished under the armistice
terms.
II was dug up by the Soviet
controlled Communist government
as the law under which the court
martial trial was conducted.
JUDGE BEGS OFF
The report states the first Judge
appointed refused 10 proceed be-
cause the evidence was eXtorted
from the defendants. some OF
whom allegedly bore marks OF
miStreatment or torture.
OF the three judges who pre-
sided al the trial. the astounding
statement is made in the report
that two were former -Faseists
under the Antonescu dictatorship
regime and that one of them is
on the war criminal list.
The report goes on to say:
Partly as a consequence of
the kings action I'm dismissing
the GrOsZa cabinet, and partly
As consequence of their trails,
several members of the govern
ment, including Finance Min
ister Burma resigned.
CENSORSHIP On
"Gr0sLa refused To accept
these reSignations. hut the min
iSters declined to return 10 their
posts. Grosza suppressed the
news OF these designations"
Sevcnty-three lawyers volun.
teered 10 defend those accused IN
the trials
There is rigid censorship OF In.
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