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Washington Journal., 1945-06-08
CHESTNUT FARMS

b~eIdrGnfen iif niht auf 6liiitertt.
9as man BORT beite benerft, miro
better ais elm laltes @eifrei nod et-
mem 9rieg nit <Blono be5ei6net.
l1n0 sic ScrippS1 SomarO GreIie Ite9t
i'm gleiden Gbema nida lpett Oabinter
5uriid."
5iofoo I6loB aud Den britiiden
Catholic Serol0 in ieine &ritif nit
elm. Die Selroung puroe bier abge'
bort.
I'm G6icogo erpioerte Sol. Gobert
q. McGormid, ser @erausgeber
Ser Eribune, Dem Smpiet : Spreher
inoem er ani einen fiir5li6 ut %leiner
,3eitung erihienenen 2eitartifel 6ln-
ules: lore 2eier miiBten, ooB lie iif
eitem arieg nit &uBlanO nit aler
&rait mioerIeben mitr0e.
,J9ieie 3eitung fam nift Ieben,
mas 9tnierifa BON einem Sieg itber
Die &uIlen gelpinnen founte, Der cine
meitcre Miaion anIerifaniid)er Ser
luite foIten miiroe mo Ben Serlilt
uon orei 2ubenaiobren BON 10 Wtiaio-
nell anoerer Sungen, gang 81 IfApei-
gen BON Elm paar bunOert WfiliarOen
9oQars,@ bieB es in Dem 2eitartifel.
@r fubr baum fort:
,,llno mas me6r lit, sic Gropugans
Oa fiir einen arieg nit &uB(arO fam
ms niht oufitadelrl, neil uns ME.
mono etlpaS iiber Die Sdreden oes
6olidepiitiifan Regine iagen FAINT
mas mir uno uniere Seier nidt ldon
wiiien."
Washington Journal., 1945-06-08
S19e6en Der.
treiben 9eMti1e

0onoon - &ooio : Grng %fiinOigte
bier Sen 8eainn elmer ~ogerpaltigel
n~otionolen OffeniiDe" on, nm ollie
9eutld,en aus Sen @ren3ge6ieten Der
SIdee6oilotpafei 3u pertrei6er.
Die @nfiin0igung fom Ourd Ben
Snformotions Wtinilter Or. Sac
lam &opefg in elmer &un0funfan-
Iprude, sic bier BON Der @rdJange
telegraph, 9lgentur obgeb0rt puroe.
Gr aab 0ie ~betroffenen @ebiete nld)t
nomentlid an, aber sic gr0Bte oeut-
Ihe MinoritGt nor I'M Suoetenlan0
onldiiig, lpel6es @abiet 81 ben er-
item annerions Spfern SitlerS ge-
b0rte.
Or. aopedp erfldrte, 6aB General
2u0pig Soobooo, ser S6erbefeblsba-
Der ser tiAe6iiden Streitfrafte, re-
gulGre Grltppen ultO 8artilonen in
Sic @~ren5gebiete innOte, UNI sic
geutld)en olf oa8 Heids9e6iet gu
trei6en. Sen 9eutid)en miro MIR er-
Iou6t, oos ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gum
2ebensunterbolt mit5unebmef, 10
bqrfiinOete onS &o0io.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-08
Kcmtmtmniltcn 3ttr
,nltcn Ginic' 3Mriirt

Heu gorf - Cine in ser Wontog.
Summer oes o9ailp @orfer" gum
Aborud gelangte @ntlhlieBung oes
N~ationolrats Ser ,,Gommuniit Holi-
ticol 4Iiociation" erfl6rt Oie Dor et-
po einem Sabre uiif 8erlangen oes
6ii6rers Ser Organization, Carl
Bropoer, 0~urf)geiiibrte %llnnpono-
lung ser olten amerifoniidlen &om-
maniltenpartei in sic IS. g. q. ols
einen 6ebler ut0 fiin0igt &iidg1n-
qtqinodung ienes Shritts, tpie iiber-
6oupt Niidfe6r gu Ser alten ,ynorri-
ftilhleniniitii6en" 8olitrf oes rid
iidtsloien &laiIenfnmpfes on.
Ger ,0utionolrat" fii6rt in ieiner
Nelollrtion cine tiefe @erbeu9uttg
aus DOR Dem fran3Oifiden aommu-
nitenfiIbrer 9uclos, Der 8roTpOers
Saftif - @rlesung Der 0Bartei"
0urf cine ,,er5ie6eriide" 8ereini-
qurlg, 8uriifIteau.rg Der fommunl.
itiI6en @to3ieI : M9itation utro I'm
terItiibung elmer 8nhfriegs : Wirt-
idoftspolitif i'm &obnen Oes fapita-
IiItiIhen Spitems - riid6oltlos per-
0ornert bate. Son Ser &eoreani-
iierutrg lelber iagte Der 8eld)luB, lie
bdbe 5tpar niflt gu elmer 8ermilloe-
rung ser 3a9I eiugeidriebener &om-
munilten, tpobl aber 8u elmer Sent
mung oes tpeiteren Aufifmungs Der
Observation-Disclosures Gorbut" in
Ser arbeiterflaIie geiiibrt. @egen Die
@ntihlieBung ititmnte I'M ,.ytotio-
nolrat" ttur Ger geriffelte 6iibrer
8romoer leQ6er.
Der u&at" berlef 5uglei6 ben
.9ationalausifuB" Ser @ereini-
gulpg gu elmer in IA Gagen itattfin-
0enOen Situlg Elm, in Ger iiber 0ie
@midlieBun9 u~0isfutiert" un0 Oenl-
entlpre6enoe MfoBno6men ~getroffen
weroen ioaen. 3ugleid miro a6er
in Dem 9ei6luB perIiigt, 0oB i6on
in Der gottoen 3eit 0ieier GisfuIfion
sic ,prdftii6e Meailenarbeit" Der
8ereinigllng mieoer Ser olten
.,lnarriitiifleniniitiiden Ginie" emit
ipref)en urpo Ser {Bromerl6e) uSp-
portunismus" ~iiberbaupt reltlos Der
tilgt meroen muB.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-08
lnitcrsBclN5n9
9e9en GnBlanO

0onoon. - Gin <nofunf1Spre
der in MoSfnu i1Qte: oSn i%ournali-
itiifen &reiien beitebt 9erpiB @runo
3lr 8eurrubigline iiber Die gntihei-
Dung Ser amerifanil6en 8ebor0en az
le 3eitungen obtte 9lusnabme nod
9eutiflolto bine~in5ulaiien.
Boris Siafoo mar Der &eoner, Der
oie Bemerfun9en in englilf)er Spra-
die mofte. Sri0em CT erflarte, III
8ritannien uno Ben 8areinigten
Stoaten mer0e Elm 5liiiter46elo3lig
iiber einen 3lfiinftigen &rieg nit Der
Sopietllnion 9efiibrt, iagte Slafor.
,I3um Beiipiel Oie Seorit, Die SIC
Gorntif un0 Die 8atteripn-3eitlnget
Washington Journal., 1945-06-08
yuNIcn gum 2. 211aI
sum GcNc rcrmrteilt

sos 4ngeles. - Die ~63l1brige
Srau 2ouiie @eete Suoion, Die gum
5tpeitenmaI in ibrem 2eben peget
zines Moroes ~berurteilt fporoen lit,
Ioa in Ser @asfammer 0es @efdng-
niiies Don San Quentin bingerid1tet
meroen. Die @eidaporenen fan0en,
lie bobe ibre @oblt1terin, bic @runo-
itiidsmaflerin 6rali Margorete Go
gan getotet, oeren 2eihe in einem
Grab i'm 9intergnrten am pergange-
men 90. Ge5ember gefuitoen muroe.
5rnu Suoion gab 81, oie 9eihe BORT
oergrn6en gu buberl, aber lie be6altp-
tete, Die Gruu lei BON artbur 2ogan
ibrem p~eritor6enen @bernonn, erl6ol.
len uno eriflngen ipcroen.
8or % Sabren muroe sic 2ei6e
Don Sacob Denton, Elm Sngenieur
aus Sos Mngeles, i'm Geler leines
Sauies ~begraben o%1tf9efnnoen. 6rau
Sloion mur6e ipegen ieines Wor0es
Oerurteilt, berbradte 18 Sabre elmer
lebensldngliden Strafe im @efdng-
mis- 81 un0 mliroe Damn in Die Debut
BON Mrs. 9ogon begruoigt.
Die @eifpporenen ~entpfdblen feline
MiIoe. 9aS bpoeltet nah ben Sc
ieBen oes lStaates California
SuangslmlfiS ole GooesItrafe.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-08
2l1ltG crnc1tnt fiir 8nYs
crn cincn ScrItNircftcr

@ui6ington. 8ie ser inter
omerifaniider 2ontroae ltebenoe
Weiinhner Senoer beriAtet, bat Die
amerifuniide Wfilit1rregierung in
gaDern 9llfreO 90pfner gum Gireftor
oes geianlten boperiiden 6oritlpeIenS
ernonnt. @s miro 0ie Aufgabe S0pf-
ncrs iein, oie boperii6e 8oritoerpal-
tl1ng gu reorgnniiieren unO fiir Die
1llrhfii6rimnQ Oieier gluf9abe einen
aeeigueten Stob ein5ulteden. sQe
6oritonqeiteltem 6oriter nip. limo
o~tlepielen moroeL ale 4%noronllt-
gen thrift ous5ufiibren, sic bon Sort
oireftor SGpTiter lno ieiner Srgani-
ntion ouSgegeben meroetl.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-08
1tnterltiibt Sic NemtlAc
5citmne, IS 1T cure
3citMne!

sen6ct Jamilien : @adridten,
@ereinsnadridtcn, ionic iOnitise
intereHantc Menisfeiten an bic
Hebaftion. @ir iinb serne be-
reit unb frenen ms, O~erartise
@adridten inn nSOurnal" 81 brin-
gen. Sic belfen ms bamit nmO
~nermei6en, 6ak mir Oafir Derant-
iuurtlid gemadt merSen, iuent Gr-
eisnifIe in Jamilienfreiien (@e-
bn%rtstase, SOdlseiten, &inbtanfen,
SterbefGlle, 8eInde Don TrennSen
niu.) nidt in n~nierer, reip. enrer
3eitnns 81 finOen limb.
@enadridtist bic @cOaftion,
no Girtb Ctr. q. IS, @eSbinstOu
1, 8. 6. (JernipredJer @MtiOnal
1880.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-08
,GcO @tar' itcQt
@ckcr bloR

Mo3fau, Die ruiliide armee.
5eitltng ,,Ge0 Star" erbebt Die Be-
iduloigung, oaB cine Teinolide Illus
Ianoiide 8reiie, oarunter prominen-
te amerifoniif)e 3eitungen, Die Of
Fentlife Meinung uuf einen &rieg
8uiIden sen @e ltm16ten lrto ser
Sopiet : Union Dor5ubereitfn lu6t.
Ser ,,&ote Stern" fiibrte Sflng-
3eilen an, Die in amerifanil6en 3ei-
tlngen eridienen, oarunter iolfe
mie o&ote @eQe Orobt 6riitlid)e 81
piliiation gu ertrdnfen" i'm q. 3.
Sollrnal : american uno uSomiet-
Union lit ser ein5ige 4n9reifer in
ser 8elt" in Ser Gbicagoer Fri
6une".
auf sic 81. 9. o0aiIp 9etps"
miro 5~itiert, pelde oie 4nlerifa-
tter pnrnt, auf cine ruiiiidle Sroa-
lion bon 4lnsfo unO ben aleutilben
Srleln porbereitet 3u iein.
@ier lit man iebr belurgt peget
oes anti : ruiliiden 9reiiefelo5ugs
in oielen 21noern, beionoPrs in Sen
Ser. Staoten.
S9lag5eilen gus .omerifaniiden
merifaniifen unO tiirfiifen 3ei-
tuigen weroan i'm yOfeO Stor~ an
gefiibrt, 0ie II. a. 10 behaltptet Die
ruililhe 3eitrng, ben @inorud ber-
porrufen ioaen, Dob ,,oie rote 8el-
Ie gang europa gu Uerlflingen
0robt."
Washington Journal., 1945-06-08
NmIIcn blcibcn rcr>
I6mfio aMf 8crnRclm1

&openbagen = Sn elmer 8reiie-
fonferen5 erfl6rt ser rltiiiihe Be
f~eblsbaber oltf 8ornbolm, General
aorntotp, ooB ruliii6e Sritppen auf
Der odnild)en Snlel oerblei6en fuer-
Sen, iolan9e Worid)oll Stnlin, Brd-
iioent truman ittlo NfiniIter ; 8ra=
iloent Gburhia oies fir 1totlpetoig
befinoen.
uSie iito oie ein5iger, pelhe bic
ie Gro9e entldeioen merOen, nnO lie
meroen eS inter iid ausmaden",
iaete &orototu. es lit Dies Der 5tuei-
tie Gag zines formelen 8elu6es Der
ruiiiiden NATURALIZATION III SEQ
penhoge11.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-08
&%rte9sleiOen
Der @iener

@ai6in1ton. (O@S) - o@ien lit
in Oieiem 6ritbliu8 cine 5ertritnmtcr-
te StoOt, ieine 8eo0lferung mt blng-
rig unO ieine einitige 6r0bli6teit lit
nod nidt 5uriidgefebrt. ihreibt Elm
correspondent Oes @onOoner ,,@oi-
LIZ Selegropb" in einem artifel, Der
lid nit Sen 6olgeu ser iobrelangen
&ujit9eiesung @iens 6eiuBt. u0ie
8itner ieben iid trourig ole uerfobl-
ten Hltiren 0eS aus Dem ~. Subr-
but0ert Itummcnoen StepbonsOoms
III Sen sic 3u5iS anitcdten, fur5 be-
Dor Tie pom Sen &rlien aus ser StaOt
9etrieben murOen. ODER lie blifen nuf
lire berii1mte Sper, Sic unter aai-
ierten 8omben f0rmlid 81 Stau6 ser
fuaen hit, ooer ouf ibre belhGoigten
&egierungsgebGu0e unO Die Hrinen
ibrer Seine. Die @iener batten
l6on lett Iongem ni1ts mebr fir Sit
Ter ii6rig, uno guar einfa6 oes9alb,
neil Die No5iS tie ausgepliinOert lno
Ituttoeiien &iiitungs @etriebe nod)
@ien oerlegt 6nttclL Die nutiirlid) al
liierte Bomber an5ogen.
,Gonn fumen sic &liien ols Gro
berer, uro mie0er erIebten 0ie @iG-
iner uqe SGrten oeS &rie9es, Oenlt
;oie &ulIen bntten iif Sen @intritt in
OieStoot 5t erfdnlpfen, geflau pie lie
lln0 ole omerifonilfen Armeen Dies
i'm on0eren oiterreihiid)en StGOten
tln muBten. Nof eiltigen 8oden ruiz
iiifer 8elebung beginnt 0ie 0onou.
itoOt ieBt lon9iom einigermaBen oen
Mnidein normolen 2e6ens mie0er 6t
befommen."
.9ebenSmittel fins filopp. Ole Hlti,
len baben nidt 9enltg fir iid} IeIblt
un0 sic @iener boben nod meniger.
Sic Gage miro nod ou0ur6 uerld)lin-
inert, ooB We0er @~iien6abnen nod
@aIhpngen o0er auh MIR Bferoege-
iipunne BON sen 8auertbofen in ser
l~tn1gebltitg i~rgen0pelhe 9ebeltsmittel
in sic Staot brin9en. Gus lit nun
ld)on ieit 5tpei Sobren 10, unO Die Sa-
ae miro langiom fritiif, neil Die
fleinen 8eltdn0e ser 2ebenSmittelge-
ldGite nun olt6 am8eriGwinOen Iin0.
Gin bal6er 2afb @rot mtB fir cine
@erion cine ISOLDE lang reiden uno
BleiifI friihes Semitic ooer Dot
gi6t es ~iiberboltpt nidt. 9doen iinO
nod nidlt eroifnet mor0en, neil eS
einiod nidts 81 perfouicn gibt. @lef-
tri5itGt mur0e crit in ben leBten Ia
gen in einigen 8eilen Ser Staot lpie-
ser in@ang ge6radt Ii. aud) oie @ol-
ierperiorgltng f%uuftioniert Oorlali-
fla MIR bier un0 ga. 8iens ber5gpei-
felItes 8roblem aber lit sic 9ebens-
mitteloeriorgung, unO Ser Mongel
an 8erfebrsmitteln nlad)t ii6 babel
beionocrs fiiblbor. Die @iener ieben
iih ourd) al oies elmer Heibe unnit=
teI6arer &ro6leme qagenit6r, o6er
troboem 6aben lie id)on Sen 8eriud
lt%nternontme1, Sic olte, berii6nlte
@iener GSr06lidpfeit nit ser @ie0er-
er0ffnung ser 0per, zines 9beaters
lln0 elmer Heibe non &inos mieoer
gu beleben."
Washington Journal., 1945-06-08
8aRnpcrfckr 3wiihcn
Berlin MnN Stcttin

9onoon = Ser @osfal,er 8unS-
fllnf meioet, Dob Ser 8abnuerfebr
5wiihen Berlin ltno Stettin un0
5piihen Berlin umo 6ranffnrt an
Der ODER mieoer bergeitellt moroen
lit. 5erner muroe mit9eteilt, Dab
Jest in Berlin genllg Mebl porban.
Den lit. INN aae 6umilien ~Oeriorgen
ST. fonnen.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-08
BcleiIAe perr6terin in
8riieec fiiiilicrt

8riiIiel. ~ Die 40ia6rige Srma
Saperpueaer lit in 8riigge eridoiien
poroen. Sic mar sic erite 8elgierin
sic ais 8errdterin bingeri6tet miir-
Sc.
sic itano unter ser anflaae. I'M
uorigen September aem 5einoe
6rontinformationen mitgeteilt gu ba-
ben, mas sic @rmorou1g BON iieben
bel9ii9en Yntrioten aur Jolge bate,
Washington Journal., 1945-06-08
@OblbesriimOete Gurd,t

8einder:: Gin erlt5iifenoes @in0l
Sd claude, es miro pie Der Boter
meroen."
Mutter: ,@itunter fiirfte id oas
nu6."
geiuder: Sic fiird)ten esq"
Mutter: uSa! ST muB idon iebt
fat Die gait5e Naf)t ieinettpesen oltf.
1iBeni"
Washington Journal., 1945-06-08
@cilrci6

..@os meiren Sic gu anltua-
ld)ltngen, @err Gpftor2"
50 - Oie moft' id) Sbnen iebr
iuarm empfcblen."
Washington Journal., 1945-06-08
HELP ADD
''Life
Years"

- with foods that supply the vital
food elements in abundance. Such
a food is Chestnut Farms Sealtest
vitamin sd" Homogenized Milk.
It is n II t T i nally i m :
r o c d with 400 extra units
of vitamin I'D" added to every
quart.
Thousands of Washington
families are switching to
it.. Why not you? Dial
MI 1011 for home deliv-
cry, or insist On it at your
food store.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-27
East YpSilGnti NelCS

Guinea and Philippine Islands. He
has been in service 80 months.
Mr., and Mrs. Gerald Smith,
Pleasant Ridge, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hetchler and
family.
Thomas Wray, who has been SER
iously i'll, is recovering. He has
been In Boyer Hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Burd spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
White, Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Richards, Mrs
Nicholas Ellie and children and
Mrs. Chester Youngs visited Mr..
and Mrs. Sanford Bodley and fam
lily, Whitaker, Thursday.
Shirley and Darlene Murray
spent Friday afternoon with their
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. ].
Richards. The occasion being Shir-
ley's birthday. She was three
years old.
Pfc. Richard Dapprich has re-
turned home from the western
front and is now with his wife and
two children. and mother, Mrs.
Herdie Crebo. He has been honor
ably discharged after serving In
Africa and Italy for % months.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-27

Is expected to be completed by next
May. II will have nearly 1000. 900
square feet of floor space.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-27

at Hamilton. o. The plant, to pro
duce stampings and sheet metal
components OF automobile bodies,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-27

TOKYO-The Army paper Stars
and Stripes moved into Japan We'd
nesday with the first edition sched-
uled to come out Wednesday after
noon. The staff moved from Manila
where the paper was published I'M
der the title Of Daily Pacifican.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-27

nounced Wednesday that initial
contracts have been let for con.
struction OF a plant II plans to erect
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-27

NEW GRAND JUROR-Circuit
Court Judge Louis f. Coash Of Ian
sing has taken over as the one-man
grand Juror investigating graft in
state government, to succeed Judge
Leland w. Carr, who has been ele-
waited to the state supreme court.
Judge Carr, presiding circuit Judge
for Ingham County. Tuesday deslg-
mated Judge Coash as his success
sor. ASSOCIATED Press Photo, cour.
tesy Lansing State Journal.)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-27

Mrs. Nicholas Latterelle, Miss
Laura Miller, Jackson, spent Tues.
day with Mrs. Clarissa 'Lodise and
children.
Mrs. Dallis Millspaugh and
daughter, Roberta Ann. were Sun
day dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred C.. Millspaugh.
Mrs. Glen Burd has been spend
ing several evenings with her faith
er. Andrew Curtis, who fell from
his barn and was injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Millspaugh
and daughter-in-law. Mrs. Dallis
Millspaugh, and Roberta Ann. spent
Sunday evening with his son. Mr.
and Mrs. Corwin Millspaugh, Rom
illus.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Richards were
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Youngs, Lay Gardens, Sunday eve
ming.
Mrs. Ralph Foster received word
from the eastern front that her
brother. Pfc. Arthur F. Collyer,
was promoted to sergeant. He has
been in Hawaiian Islands, New
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-27
NEW PLANT PLANNED

Detroit-Fisher Body Division OF
General Motors Corporation an.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-27
ANKLE sPRAINED

East Ypsilanti, Mich. 49, Herdie
Crebo is away from work on &C.
count OF sprained ankle.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-27

Celebrates Birthday
Miss Adonna Collyer celebrated
her 18th birthday Saturday. She
received many beautiful gifts, also
SIS. Refreshments included two
lovely birthday cakes. Music was
furnished by Ralph Foster, Donald
Frentner, Selbia Keefer and Fred
Wilson,
Evening star., 1945-10-07

BEFORE THE JAPS STRUCK-Gen Jonathan Wainwright
major general pictured with Douglas Macarthur they
appeared during the Philippines shortly before
japanese invasion Notice that Gen. Wainwright who
ing campaign hat and evidently reporting his chief
phase of the maneuver looks like different
macated Wainwright of today whom the mstreated
humiated during his three years of Imprisonment
international Photo.
Evening star., 1945-10-07
Continued From First Page }

tralia. :" Gen. Sutherland, then,
as now, MacArthur's chief of staff
paused and looked at me.
You look hungry, Skinny" he
said.
I shrugged, but I was.
Come on" he invited, have some
lunch and then we'll 60 up to the
house"
I shook my head. Nope, I think
not" I said, not wanting to pick
up any habits I could not keep on
Bataan. I'VE eat only twice a day
over there"
So Sutherland took me out the
east end of the tunnel to the little
slate-gray house a quarter of a mile
away. The island had taken two
sharp air raids at the start of
things, three torturous months be-
fore, but MacArthurs house and
the two other small ones near it
were not touched. Those raids con-
tinued sporadically. But now it
seemed quiet and peaceful there as
we walked up to the porch.
Macarthur Explains Positions.
Macarthur came out on the porch,
after saying something to Mrs. Mac
Arthur and the boy inside. He was
tired, but he grinned and shook
hands with me. He calls me Jona-
than. The only person in the world
who does.
Jonathan" he said, as we sat
down, Il want you to understand
my position very plainly. I'm leav-
ing for Australia pursuant to re-
peated orders of the President
Things have gotten to such a point
that I must comply with these or
ders or get out of the Army.
II want you to make it known
throughout all of your command
that I'm leaving over my repeated
protests"
"Of course, I will, Douglas"
told him warmly.
Then he repeated substantially
what Sutherland had told me about
the altered command, and turned
to the tactical situation on Bataan-
by that time simply desperate.
We're alone, Jonathan. You know
that as well as l." he said. IF
I get to Australia you know I'll come
back as soon as I can with as
much as I can. In the meantime
you've got to hold" He gave me
a cigar.
I told him that holding Bataan
was our aim in life.
Depth in Defense Stressed.
eyes, yes, I know" he went on
eying me. But I want to be sure
that you're defending in as great
depth as you can. You're an old
cavalryman, Jonathan, and your
training has been along thin, light,
quick-hitting lines. The defense OF
Bataan must be deep. For any pro-
longed defense you must have
depth"
II know that" I said. I'm de-
ploying by troops In as great depth
as the terrain and the number OF
troops permit"
Good! And be sure to give them
everything you've got with your
artillery. That's the best arm you
have"
I thought of the little ammuni-
ton we had left, and of the malaria
and dysentery, the one-half rations,
the wounded in their vulnerable
hospital tents, my air force of two
P-40s, and of many other things.
But you do not speak OF such things
when man knows the situation as
well as you yourself do.
You'll get through" I finally said.
:" and back" he added, with
all the determination the man has.
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Any Move 10 Supp|ant
Macarthur Due 10 Face
Fight in Congress
By the Assoeistsd prs.s.

Ds tne Asboc1&teo SrekB.
Any move to supplant Gen. Mac
Arthur as supreme commander of
occupied Japan seems certain to
arouse a storm of protest in Con-
gress.
At the London Big Five confer
ence Russia proposed the creation of
a four-power commission to take
over policy-making in Japan. The
Russians apparently want q setup
something similar to the Berlin
Commission.
Legislators made it plain yester-
day, however, that II any move is
made by the State Department and
President Truman to accept such a
proposal there will be an explosion
among their ranks.
Senator Lucas, Democrat, of Illi-
nois, told . reporter that while he
recognizes the Russians should have
some say about how Japan is run,
he would never agree to taking away
Gen. MacArthur's powers as supreme
commander.
shipstead Hits Red Claims.
Senator Shipstead, Republican, of
Minnesota. said he could see no rea-
son why the Russians should have
any hand in deciding the final fate
Of Japan.
The Russians didn't even get
d into the war until after the Japa-
nese had made an offer to surren-
der" Senator Shipstead declared.
If the Soviets want to join in
policy making, let them furnish
occupation troops for Japan proper
said Senator johnson, Democrat,
OF Colorado.
IF they put troops in there and
let our boys come home, then II
might be willing to let them have
q say about it," the Colorado Sena
tor declared.
Senator Aiken, Republican, Of
Vermont, suggested that perhaps
the Russians brought up the idea
of a JOINT commission as q bargain
ing wedge. The Soviets are pretty
good traders, he added.
Coupter Proposal Offered.
"Havirrs taken over Japan our
selves" he continued, WED better
look after 1t ourselves, We're doing
pretty well so far
-: This Government was reported to
have countered the Russian pro-
posal for joint control with a sug-
sestion for establishment of an
advisory commission which would
help Gen. Macarthur make policy
decisions but would leave him as
top commander.
The Russians were said to have
complained at London that the
United States had been too lenient
with Japan.
The core of their complaint, it was
reported, was that the United
States was permitting disarmed
Japanese soldiers to return to their
homes.
American delegates to the London
meeting said they learned that sur
rendered Japanese troops in Man.
churia, occupied by the Soviets, were
being used in labor battalions by
the Russians.
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income families on the tax rolls.
For others, there is q minimum re-
duction Of 10 per cent in the ton
brackets, and varying higher per-
centages of savings below the s21,-
900 income bracket.
Senator George previously has
said he thinks individual taxes
should be reduced so per cent over
. three-year period, and he indi-
Gated the House bill goes about as
far as would be appropriate the
f1rst year, toward that 1948 goal.
He predicted the Senate would
concur in the House proposal to
freeze the social security payroll
tax at the present rate of l per cent
each on employer and employe. Un-
less Congress acts, this tax would
go up automatically on January ]
to 21a per cent
May Report Bill Tuesday.
Experts will be busy over the week
end completing the draft of the
House bill. Leaders plan to report 1t
to the House Tuesday, get a spe.
cial rule from the Rules Committee
wednesday to confine amendment.
to those recommended by the COM
mittee, and pass the bill Thursday
The Senate Finance COMMITTEE
will start work on the bill October
Is. Senator George was not certain
whether there will be any hearings
but If so they would be limited tc
two or three days. Although sug.
gesting somewhat different ap-
proach to corporation tax cuts, Sen.
ator George did not indicate how
far he would go in urging changes
in the House bill. Congressional
leaders are anxious to pass it quick
", to give the Treasury November
and December in which to make
tax collecting conform.