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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-08

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-08

Following the Victory loun, the sole of E. 2, and U. s. savnss Bonds will continue through resvlar authorization agencies and through the Payroll sav- inss Plan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-08

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Evening star., 1945-10-07
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Evening star., 1945-11-07
Far East Advisers
10 Get Report Today
On Situation in Japan
By GARNETT d. HoRNER.

The Far Eastern Advisory Com
mission, going ahead in its task of
attempting to coordinate Allied
policy on Japan without the vital
participation of Russia, arranged to
get confidential report today on
the present situation in Japan.
Maj. Gen. John H. Hilldring,
head of the War Departments Civil
Affairs Division, was scheduled to
explain to the commission how Gen.
Douglas MacArthur's orders to the
conquered Japanese have been car
ried out and the results achieved.
The commission, representing 10
nations with ajor interests in the
Pacific, was organized at American
suggestion to give the Allies who
helped defeat the Japanese voice
In how the country is to be run.
Has Limited Function.
1t now has the limited function of
making recommendations to the
participating governments on long
range policy toward Japan and on
what machinery is necessary to
carry 1t out.
Proposals. for enlarging the COM
missions authority are being dis
cussed among the United States,
Great Britain, China and Russia
along with a Soviet demand for Gre
alton Of four power control coun-
Gil In Tokyo, in an effort to COM
promise differences that so far have
kept the Soviet out Of the commits
sion.
AS the body completed its organi-
cation at its second meeting yes
terday, hopes for early Russian par
ticipation were set back by Mos
cow speech in which Soviet Foreign
Commissar v. M Molotov expressed
dissatisfaction with the progress of
negotiations.
Soviet Aid Essential.
He said that mo satisfactory re-
suits have yet emerged" in the nego-
tiations for Allied control of Japan,
adding that "the Importance Of sat-
isfactory results is clear to all"
Officials here adpait privately that
Russian representation on the COM
mission is essential to its success
Fand say everything possible" still is
being done to reach a satisfactory
agreement.
This Government is said to have
no objection to establishment of an
Allied Council to work directly with
Gen. Macarthur in Tokyo, as long
as he has the final say in its de-
cisions.
Failure of the Soviet government
to make any direct reply to the pro-
lposals submitted SO far apparently
Tleaves oficials here uncertain about
exactly what is holding up Russian
participation in the commission.
Back the attack on irnataer with
Vfexarv Rond~ 80
Evening star., 1945-11-07
-10 s.THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c.
WEDNESDAY.
Auto Strikers Begin
Removing Blockade
All Windsor Plant
BY the Associated Press.

by tue ASSOcihbeu FTesss &
WINDSOR, Ontario, Nov. T.
Strikers today began removing their
mile-long automobile blockade at the
Ford Motor Co. plant, easing situ-
alton which might have led to entry
of troops into the city.
Although some strikers protested
and a picket line sprang up against
unionists trying to move out cars, a
decision from a policy committee of
the United Automobile Workers
(CIO) ultimately prevailed.
The decision to abandon the
blockade, which had tied up trafiic
and inconvenienced hundreds Of car
owners, came as Humphrey Nit
chell, Canadian Labor Minister, con-
tinued conferences with Ford repre-
sentatives and strikers.
Mr.. Mitchell said he hoped for a
settlement of the strike within "a
hours.
Owners of automobiles which had
been locked in the 1 ,500-car blockade
since early yesterday retrieved their
machines with the assistance of
strike pickets. The pickets asked
each owner to sign paper stating
his car was returned in proper con-
dition.
About 10000 workers have been
idle since 80 industrial plants were
closed Monday in sympathy with
striking Local 200 of the Ford Co.
Evening star., 1945-11-07
3 Finnish War Heads,
Including Ryti, Held
For Joining Axis
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HELSINKI, Nov. Eight Finnish
wartime leaders, including former
President Risto Ryti, were arrested
yesterday and charged with respon-
sibility for Finland's S war with Russia
at the side of Germany, 1t was off,
cially announced.
Others arrested and charged were
former Prime Ministers j. v. Rangell
and Edwin Linkomies; Vaino Tanner,
former minister of finance and head
of the Social Democratic party; Sir
Henrik Ramsay, former foreign min
sitter; T. M. Kiyimaeki, former Min
lister toS Berlin; Anti Kukkonen,
Evening star., 1945-11-07
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Evening star., 1945-11-07

former minister OF education, and
Tycko Reinikka, former minister OF
finance.
Trials probably viii be conducted
next week before peoples court
composed mostly OF laymen.
Parliament recently passed q spe-
cial law creating the peoples court.
Two other prominent Firms. Gen.
Rudolf Walden and former Foreign
Minister Rolf Whiting, also were
named as responsible, but Walden
Is critically Ill and was not placed
under arrest and Whiting is dead.
Tanner, as the dominant political
leader of the time, was accused of
failing to take advantage Of an offer
by Britain and the United States
to mediate in the fall of 1941.
Evening star., 1945-11-07
British Allow Newsmon
To Return to Palestine
d the Associated Press.

81 the Associated Press.
CAIRO, Nov. IT, Constantine
Poulos of the Overseas News
Agency. expelled from Palestine on
October % by the Americans at the
request Of the British military. has
been authorized to return.
1t. Col. George p. WEIGH, Amer
ican public relations officer in the
Middle East, said British objections
had been withdrawn and that the
Americans had issued travel orders
authorizing Mr.. Poulos to return
to Palestine. No reason ever was
announced for the custer.
Evening star., 1945-11-07

Victory Loan "E" Bonds mature
for 33h per cent more than the
purchase price.
Evening star., 1945-11-07

In another section OF the ndict March 1e43
mnt Tanner along with Ramsay held responsible failing ayH
Ry Lnkomes Walden Rel
with ignoring In Finland
similar United States offer n Concerning
Evening star., 1945-11-07

Sleepy hollow type
rocker, Of full spring
6 nst ructien with
covered arm and
wood goose-neck grip.
Upholstered in ane
quality tapestry.
Evening star., 1945-11-07

Smoothly sanded
bookcase ready for
paintin Deep
shelves that will
hold lots Of books.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
Ydnks Reach
Coast Of Two

GUAM, March 10 QNS)-
L. S. marines have reached
the northeastern shore line
Of Two Jima.
Resistance encountered by the
Leathernecks appeare to be
diminishing, the Pacific fleet COM
munique said today.
As elements of the three ma
rine divisions battling on Two
closed in on congeSted pockets of
Jap resistance along the northern
coasts. units OF the Third Divi-
sion. in a lightning drive which
caught the enemy by surprise,
drove TO positions close to the
beach.
Leathernecks. moving into the
line without the usual heavy
artillery barrage. knitted into the
Jap positions with such speed
that 2S JapS were caught asleep
IN a cave. After the first shock
of the assault wore off. the enemy
regrouped and the struggle be-
came a bayOnet-point affair.
(While American casualty
figures have been unreported
for several days, Bud Folster
NBC orrespond d G n t, said
American casualty figures on
Two Jima will be hard TO take
when they are released
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12

Their fourth son, 1t. Carlos p.
Romulo Jr. a veteran OF Bataan,
guided l6O guerIlias through two
enemy stronghoIds go save hi,
mother and brothers. Ricardo, i.
GreCorio. 10. and Roberto. ..
Mrs. Romulo walked Is miles
along mountain trails 80 a secret
aUtield, hacked out by gucrIllas
ON a plateau. She and Roberto,
Ricardo and Carlos hid while four
Cub planes landed on the field
The mother piled ln FIRST and u
minutes later all -four were en-
route back 10 our positions
The Romulo, had cluded the
Jap> for three weeks, moving
from town 10 town IN out OF the
way parts OF Luzon changing
their name and adopting % diff
fcrcnt DISCUSSES when the enemy
pursuarS were closing IN
Mrs. Romulo is i'm a hospital
now but the family expects TO
leave shortly for Washington.
where Gen. Romulo viii resume
the work of Philippine resident
commissioner 10 the United
States.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
|, 200 Planes Hit
Ndzis 10Th Day

LONDON March 70 UNS)-
Germany, industrial Ruhr rceled
under sustained aerial lombard
mcnt today when some 1900
American planes struck at the
Reich for the 26th straight day
More than 1850 FortreSseS and
Liberators. backed by 500 Mus
tangs. pounded railroad marshal
ling yards and other targets at
Socsf potcrborn and in the Dort-
mund sector
Nazi broadcatS indicated that
once again the assault was taking
place from two directions. with
planes OF the Mediterranean COM
mand pounding at The southern
regions of tho Reich
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
Medal E6iVegs
Macarthur

MANILA. March IN CUP) -
Gen Macarthur ceINod The
Philippine Commouuaalt high
81 decoration The VI O. la for
Nalor from President OSmcna
today.
The citation was made for "cN-
traordnay courage and valor IN
the face of overwhelming odds
shown In Batdan and Coucgidor
and exceptional performance Of
service ol the highest order 10 the
Commonwealth
The medal equivalent to the
L S. Congtc~ Iunal Media of
Honor was authorized U 1881
but Macarthur Is the FIRST person
To receive NJ.
Brig. Gen Carlo, Romulo said
today had been set aside q, Mac
Arthur Day IN the Philippines
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
In the Times TODAY
Cir. ID. Found Drunk,
Father of = Arrested

Ora Johnson at Mckay an d
Lantz. The officers said Root told
them he had falsely identified
himself as a policeman 10 per-
suade the girl 10 enter his car.
In The rear OF the car the Off
GERS found l. empty beer and
whisky bottles.
The girl was treated ar Repcjv-
ing Hospital and released after
questioning by the police women. 5
department.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
w AIR FRONTS

WESTERN FRONT Yanks
advance 10 within one and
half miles Of Cobienz.
Page H.
EASTERN FRONT - Reds
narrow Nazi Oder bridge
head at Kuestrln. Page p
NDO-CHINA - Japs seize
reins in French colony;
officials reported resisting.
Page L.
JAPAN-Three hundred fire.
bombing B-29s leave Tokyo
a sea OF flame. PaEe l.
NO JIMA-M Marines reach
northeast beach. page IL
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12

to the committee:
Any number Of witnesses
f.a~ the shops could be paradcd
before the committee, bur the
councils summary was adopted
rs the most compact method
Of presentation.
2-Atteppts 10 penalize men
for loaiing and other infracuons
are thwarted by the union and
handicapped by the govern
ment which has "manacled in
dustry by weak and outmoded
labor policies" and has virtually
deprived industry of the au-
thority TO operate
3 Complaints 10 army and
naty officers on duty in the
plants sometimes lead to in
reference with the manage
mgnt
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
|RE, !&sS s&4
Prove CHARGE.
EeOIllIley Told

Senator Ferguson challenged Senate war IN
vestigatng committee witness here today to pro-
duce the testimony of the men who make the
charts" supporting management's contention that
the CIO is to blame for % to 30 per cent drop in
the efficiency of war plant workers
Ferguson also demanded information just what steps
had taken to combat loahng and similar
fragrant nfraetens of shop discipline in war plants.
His questioning drew this reply from George Romney,
managing director of the Auomotve Council for War Pro-
ducon who presented managemens against the CIO
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
Service Wife Tells
Woes Of'LittIePeOpIe'

Ss5 a month, according to Mrs.
Babbitt.
THAT means she has SIS q
month left TO clothe, feed and
educate her children--29 cents
q day"
With clothing and food costs
twice what they were before The
war. the wives of servicemen-
the little people of America--sre
having hard time under OPA,"
she declared.
She maintained that OPA has
not held down prices for the lit-
tie people and is slow in ADJUST
ing rent inequalities.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12

WASHINGTON, March 10
OUP)-Wives of Servcemen are
having a hard time under OPA
regulations. Mrs. George II. Bah
bitt. representing the Service Star
women. told the Senate banking
committee.
The committee is considering
legislation 10 renew the Price
Control Act for another year.
S., Mrs. Babbitt, who said the
average wife of a serviceman
with three children gets S120 a
month from Uncle Sam If she
lives IN q city her rent. heat.
lights and water come TO about
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12

A 37-year-old married man,
father of two children, today was
held at Dawson Precinct police
station on statutory charges
growing out Of an attack on a
15-ycar-old girl found intoxicated
in hi, automobile
The defendant Frank Root oi
BOSS Lehman. IlamrImck. was
taken into custody early today by
Patrolmen Edward Karlowsh and
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12

is celebrated today, appealed for
unity al home among the armed
forces. the government and the
people
Radio Tokyo. which issued the
statement in a broadcast recorded
by the FEC, characterized Sugi-
yama'S statement as the first OF
its kind issued by a Japanese war
minister since the establishment
of our country
Sugiyama. eChoirg warning
previously gwen by Premier KolSo
admitted that the position Of
japan was 'unprcccdentedly
grave and appealed 10 The army
to crush the enemy at all points.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
GoebbeIs Fighting
To The Last Ndzi

LONDON. March 10 Up
The German DNB agency re-
ported today that NaN PrOPa-
Canda Minister GoebbelS visited
the Silesian front recently and
reiterated that Germany would
fight 10 the last man and never
CanltUl9tp
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
Nippon Invasion Near.
.Tap War Lord Warns
pr Int.rnational Ner, sertiee

The japanese army and people
were warned today by the war
minister, Gen. Sugiyama. that
United States invasion of the Jap
home islands was inevitable. "
The Jap war minister made no
prediction about how soon the
shore of Nippon itself would be
assaulted by amphibious forces in
his Unprecedented statement. He
called for utmost efforts on the
part of the Japanese FOR the
maintenance of the prosperity Of
tho imperial house
Suglyams, IN his statement on
the occasion OF Army Day. which
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
SEEK JUSTIFICATION

The japanese justified their at
tempted seizure by accusing
French officials of Joining hands
with the Allies.
In taking over the colony S
establishments and facilities
Domei revealed that Adm Jean
DecouN governor general had
bppn arrested.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
Father Of 2 Drafted

PHILADELPHIA, March 10
GNSl-Henry j. Huston, 36-year-
old father OF nine, has reported for
preinduction physical examination.
His wife Is expecting a tenth child.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
PTS Sink 400 Japs

WASHINGTON. VI arc h II
INS) a navy spokesman dis
closed today that PIT boat, cpcr-
ating in Philippine waters sine"
Oct "a had sunk 499 Japanese
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
Peace Talk Rumor
Denied by Ribbentrop

NEW YORK. March 10 (INS)
The Domei agency. in a Berlin
dispatch, quoted its Berlin corre-
spondent as having said today
that German Foreign Minister
Won -Ribbentrop had denounced
rumors OF a Gernan-negotiated
peace as "misdirected specula-
fiop "
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
Beethoven Home Razed

BOHN. Germany, March 10
tUP)-The building IN which the
composer Beethoven was born
has been destroyed in the battle
which preceded the fall of this
old German cultural center.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
ASKS ABOUT DISCIPLINE

Then he inquired about actua.
disciplinary procedure.
What" he asked, "doeS
company do when man fin
iShes his quota of work and
then plays checkers or goes To
sleep, aS saw one man en-
ployed on a ConveyOr line do
only yesterday, until quitting
time >"
1--WE have taken this situation
up with the union" Romney re-
Piled THE companies attempt
to penaliZe such men, hut they
Continued on Page ,. Col. y
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
Brazil Envoy Sees FDR

WASHINGTON. NJ aIch 10
INSl Brazilian Foreign Minis
ter Pedro NelloSo is in Wa hng
Ton Tor a conference Win Eir>l-
dent Roosevelt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
JOIN NEAR COLOGNE

The Nazis were caught in sur
prise American sweeps which re-
suited in junction south of
Cologne by the First Army troops
under command of 1t. Gen.
Hodges and the Third led by 1t.
Gen. Patton.
Allied forces at the northern
end of the blazing Western Front
in embittered fighting have
shrunk the German bridgehead
west Of the Rhine opposite Wesel
to five miles in length and four
miles in depth.
The Germans persistently sent
over artillery fire from the east
ern bank of the Rhine against the
Allied northern armies. but Brit
ish and dominion forces of the
Canadian First Army maintained
steady gains
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
Generals Family
Saved From yapS
BY CLARK LEE

MANILA. March 10 GNS)-Mrs. Virginia Romulo
wife of Gen Carlos p Romuo, and their three
disclosed have been rescued from behind Jap lines
central by arplane and the family reunited for the
first time since December 1871.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
ENLRENS SESSION

The sharp exchange between
the senator and The witness en-
livened the second days session
of public hearings before the Mead
committee. which is conducting an
investigation OF the manpOwer
duCtlon area
Senator Ferguson, recalling his
own former role as d Judge, COM
planned that Rnmney's presenta-
uon did not comply with the
rules Of evidence aS he recalled
them
There's lot more to this
than speed" he Inloimcd the
witness. I'VE want the facts.
We can't get the facts from
charts but we can get the facts
from the men who make the
charts"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12

WASHINGTON, March 10
(INS)-Crewmen returning
from the early morning raid
on Tokyo reported today
that the glow of widespread
fires was visible 80 miles.
Only two of the more than 300
B-29S which left the japanese
capital in flames were lost to
enemy action.
This latest report on the first
mass incendiary bombing of
Japan's chief city came from
Washington headquarters Of tho
Twentieth Air Force, which also
announced that India-based B-29s
raided Kuala Lampur, vital Ma
layan communications center, q
few hours after the Tokyo attack.
EMPEROR'S PALACE AFIRE
Emperor Hirohito's palace
was set afire by the SUPERIOR
tresses and blazed for IL hours
before the flames could be ex.
tinguished, a japanese imperial
communique reported early
today.
ISSUED through the Domei
agency, the official statement
said the palace-a shrine Of
Nippon-was set ablaze in the
onslaught which touched of
major confiagrations through q
crowded 15-mile belt of the
enemy capital. This COM
munique was recorded by Reu-
ter's from London.)
A commanding general of SUI
perfortreSs elements desc b e d
the assault today as "the greatest
show on earth"
He declared that the city was
churned into a sea of flames
after more than 800 B-29s
dropped at least 1000 tons Of
fire bombs.
HIGH OVER TOKYO
That description of the fiery
results of the raid was provided
by Brig. Gen. Thomas Power Of
Fort Worth, Tex. commanding
Superforts based on Guam, who
scared high above his bombers
and cruised over the target area
in the heart of Tokyo.
The B-29s struck the Jap capital
at a. m. Saturday (Tokyo tirne)
Continued on Page 2, Col. -
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
HIGH GROUND SEIZED

Strategic high ground COM
manding highway networks east
of the Rhine fell today to the
Americans. who rushed fresh re-
Inducements and equipm {
across the Remagen Bridge TO
strengthen advance forces now
meeting stiffened German OPP
position.
Sharp clashes resulted when the
Germans, employing tanks and
infantry, sought TO contain the
rapidly expanding L. $. bridge
head, but the Americans con-
tinued TO swell across the water
barrier 10 press forward into the
interior Of the Reich.
First and Third Army forces
Slashed at remnants of five TO six
German divisions trapped west Of
the Rhine, along with elements Of
four other divisions.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
Report Ydnks
Cut Highway
To Frankfurt

PARIS, March 10 (INS)
American First Army
bridgehead on the east side
of the Rhine was further
reinforced today with troops
and supplies as the Third
Army spearheads battered
their way to within one and
a half miles Of Coblenz.
(The Americans have suc-
ceeded in cutting the important
highway between Cologne and
Frankfurt-am-Main, Radio Paris
said today in broadcast heard
by CHS. II true. severance of
the highway would mean that
the Americans had advanced at
least seven miles east of the
Rhine.