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Washington Journal., 1945-06-29

ipar ~erleoi9t"

@iesbaoen 6elomaridaa
MontgamerD iagte elmer Grippe
omerifanii6er Sffi8iere uno Nann-
ihaften, 8ritannien lei I'M Sabre
1911 erIeoigt gefpeien uno bate obne
amerifaniide Silfe nidt iiberleben
fonnen.
sd gebe es gu, iagte er, mir
paren qm gnoe, un1 Damn famt ibr
berbei uno babt uns geboIfen."
9ieie 8emerfungen tparen Der
S0bepunft elmer Seierlidfeit, in De.
rem 100 amerifaniihe Sffi3iere uno
Mnnnidnften ben Giitinguiibeo Ser.
pice ORDER Die Mifitarp Meool uro
oas Militnrp Gross airs ben Sanhen
Molitgomerps empfingen.
.SSm Sabre 1871 mad)te Die Ahie
ben groBen 5ebler, &uBlano pE5u-
greifen, uno Sapnn madten ben
ebenio groBen 6ebIer, @merifa an5lt-
greifen," fiigte Wontgomert bin5i.
Sic @eihihte miro lebren, oaB 6ieie
Gebler Ser Mhie ben Grieg folteten."
montgomery fubr fort: ,,DaS mar
bas gin5ige, mas Die griten gerettet
bat. Mber oanad mar uns Der Sieg
gepiB. gs lit cine ungebeure Sdulo,
ole mir ME 5uriid3nblen fonnen. Gie-
mails. @ir tpqren am @noe, uno
Damn FAINT Sbr berbei uno babt uns
gebolfen."
Der Selomarid)an, Ser unter Dem
Sberfommnnoo BON General Glen
bonner bic 81. 9lrmeegruppe befeb-
liate, 8ollte Dem Mlt Der amerifa.
niiden Rdmpfer groBes Sob.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-29

nift 6aror feblen, oie5e @elegen-
belt 3n ergreifen, elmer Deitmeiteu
9errihoft ser 8ernunft gum Qe6en
uerbelfeu uno einen fortoauern.
Den 6rieoen in ole Melt 81 iesen
inter ser wadJiamen 5iibruna @ot-
tes."
@r betonte b%ingegen, oaB Oie Sc
molten ser SDronnei un6 Meaftion
oeriuden miiroen, sic 8ereinigten
Rotionen mieOer 81 ipnlten. 8ringe
Die Meni9en nuseinonoer ulo belize
ge lie Damn ein3eIn matchmaker,
iagte err, lei nod pie Dor sic abii1t
ser ahienmdhte. aber tie miir6e
ald in 3nfunft, pie in ser 8ergon.
genbeit ausiidtslos iein.
Die @roBmGdte boben ,,fein
&edt ooroli. sic @elt gu 6eberr-
iden," ioete Serr truman, bel.
me6r iei es i6re Aufgobe, oie perants
mortllngsOolle 6iibreridait gum
Weltfrieoen 5l iibernebmen.
80 lange cine Notion Siherbeit
fir iid ielbit iudt, 10 Ionge muB lie
aud 6ereit un6 millig Iein, sic Si-
derbeit fir onoere au gem1brIeiTten
un0 oas qemeininme SdidIal an
teilen. Gas uflo pid1ts anOeres lit
Der Breis, ben ie0e Nation flr sic
GrhaItung oes 8eItfrieoens All
3ablen bat. 8enn mir oa3u niht &c.
reit iin0, Damn miro nienaIs irgeH6
cine Organization fir BEN @eIt-
frie0en ibr 3iel erreiden."
@oibington - 9r1itoent Cru.
man miro am Montag perionlif)
ioem amerifoniiden 5enat Sen Ser.
trag fir cine @elt g. 6rieoensoraa.
nilotion ii6er6ringet, Der in San
8roncisco obgeidloiien iDoroen lit,
erflarten offi5ieae SteLlen ops sc.
mats. Mfan rednet Oaniit, oaB Serr
Rrurnan BEL Der lte6eraa6e 0eS
lG6arter8 0ie mittngs UNI baI6 ems
Itattfinoen oiirfte, cine aniprade an
Die Senntoren balten miro.
Ole enogiiltige "lbitimmung iiber
ben @6orter Oiirfte innerbaIb zines
Monots erfolgen.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-29
jGcneraliIimns" Scr
ncmc Gitcl Stalins

Qonoon gaS YrGiioium oes
Sberiten Somiet perlieb ieine bier
boditen 4usSeidnungen Dem 8re-
mier Warldoa Stain, uno apar,
ben Siegesoroen; Die Seloenme-
OaiQe Der Sonietunion; ferner ben
2enin5Sro uno ben 8oloenen
Stern. AuBeroem muroe Elm neuer
o@eneraqiiiimus@ : Rang geidaffen,
Ser Fir 6eionoere beroorragenoe
2eiitungen fir ons Wutterlano IN
Ser 4ufgobe Der Gommonoierung
aaer betpnifneten tStreitfrafte 0es
Stoates m1breno zines &rieges"
uerlieben peroen ioa, wie oos Nos-
fauer 3noio mitteilte. @s Duroe
5tpar nidt seiagt, wer nun gum
@eneralilfimas ernannt werben miro,
dber allies ipri6t 0ufir, Dab 'Stalin
baGo ieinen Maridaastitel ~aufgeben
0iirfte.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-29
0efau9ene
ioucn itrcifcn

Seem gorf (G9e9D - Gin 2eit-
ortifel Der Nem gorfer italienild)<
amerHfaniiden @albmonatsidrift e.
Ssalia 8rbera~ ruft Die italieni-
I1en Rriegsgefangenen in Ben Ser
einigten Staaten gum @eneralitreit
auf.
Ser nit beftigem Sarfasmas ge-
Iaoelle Nrtifel lit Die Antport auf
Sen fiir5li1en 3aitun9sberidt, OaB
@aIbi1gton bereit iei, $1,000 0eut-
ld)e &riegsgefongene aus ben Ser
einigten Staoten 81 repatriieren,
neil lie iid meigern, gu arbeiten,
ODER auf @runo Ser @enIer &on-
oention CUR 4rbeitsleiitang ni6t
oerpflidtet iin0.
Sos itnlieniid}e 8latt beleuf)tet
nit Sronie oie 8atla6e, oaB offen-
bar fem Shiffsraum fir Die @einl-
ienoung Der 10000 italienilden
&riegSgefangenen porbanoen lit, OBJ
mobl ct fir Bic &%eimienoung bon
10000 nidt arbeiten0er 0eutiAer
@efangener gefun0en lperoen fonllte.
Gie oeutihen in 5rage fomnlen-
Sen @efangenen iino tells Sifi5iere,
Don oenen oie meiitan alli @runo
i6rer parteilifen 3~uperldiiigfeit De-
f0r0ert murben, tells fa1utiide an-
6anger 0es neutrality-suspicious.,
sic ieoe arbeitSleiitung able6nen.
(9ie leBten S~tatitifen oeS
4riegsminiiterium3 ge6en Die 3abl
ser italienilden &riegsgefnngenen
in oen 8ereinigten Stauten nit I'M
gefa6r 10000 an. Goopn 6efinoen
iif $4,000 in ituliefiid3en Arbeits=
oieniteirt6eiten Die so Gents pro Gag
erbalten ole iibriger Is 900 gelten
als iiber5eugte 6aidIt item uno beiin-
ben lid in observation-disclosures
.gir baben 81 Der Safe ettpas
81 iagen@ proteltierte ,@Stalia 2i<
bera". .8on nun an ioaten Sic ito
fieniiden &riegsgefangenen Oie SIR
belt permeigern! Sic miiilen Die
gleid)e 8ebanolung perlungen, mie
lie oen faih itiiden Gffi3ieren uno
llnteroffi5ieren - iotDeit lie nidjt 81
ben italieniiden Notwithstanding
beiten geb0ren 49, gepdbrt piro.
u@enn sic @eisbeits : Sel0en
in 8aibington Sfan0ale piiniden
Damn ioaen lie lie hdben. Sic fon<
men mebr Sfanoale baben als Tie je
erlebt brben.
u@orfudrtss Snngensl 2aBt ms
einen @enernlitreif MADDEN - penn
SIR beim motif. SdlieBlid uno
enofif, pas fonnen lie @ud tun2
2nBt lie iid oie iibriaen 10 Gents
bebalten, uno iiberlaBt Der italieni-
Washington Journal., 1945-06-29
breu-
ncn 3 @p6cn

@anila - Mit ser Ginuabne
non Miri 9at oie ouitraliide 8. Oh
piiion bic @roberung Ser groBen
NGeIqueQen @eIt 8orneoS poQen-
set. Die 800 GteQen Miris limo
ieood BON oen Saponern ange5inoet
mor0en uno bremen Ieit etlpa orei
Mo1en.
9lls oie oaiierten 8r1ppen ein-
5ogen, NOR sic StQot, oie in norlna-
len 3eiten etrpa t4.500 @inpobner
fat, perlailen. SIN geriht General
Mac2lrtblrs muroe 0ie ginna6me
Miris nidt mebr ermdbnt, bod muir
oe BARN bon 2uftfdmpfen iiber
8orneo Mitteilllng geHladt. glud sic
bon Ben Sapanern auf9elteQte ge-
6ouptung, Dob auiierte &riegsi6Iffe
bon golifpopon in alftion iino, MIR
De nidt 6eitatigt.
Son Miri lit menig ii6rig geblie-
ben. Sic oortiqen 9elfeloer muir
Ben bereits 1910 ange3opft uno
0reiBig Sabre ipater proou3ierten
Die Guelen INNER nod f,t38,OO0.
Sab Del i'm Sabre. Sebt miiiien Sic
geianten Snitallationen neu aiifge-
bout meroen.
Sm noroliden 2u5on in SEN 86i-
lippinen meroen 0ie leBten jopani-
iden StreitfrGfte in5piifen meiter
uno lire 8oii-
tion i'm Gagapun : Sal lit 10 gut mie
.perloren. Die Sopaner Iteden in Ell
mem BON Sen @merifanesn umring-
ten &orrioor BON 5pan3ig Meilen.
Sm Sauptquartier mur0e erfl1rt,
0aB BON oen iddbnn9smeiie 10000
Saponprn, bic nod i'm n0rolihen
fdnpfen, sic Sdlfte ii6 Oft
lid, BON Ser 2anoitraBe befinoet un0
6ie 3prfliiftete mo u%nerforidte Sect
te Ser Sierra Moore 8erge I'M
&iiden bat.
@uom ~ 3u Gubcnoen fommen
sic Sapaner bier aus Sen 6oblerL
ans 3uderrobrfel0ern uno alts Dem
Beitriipp ser Caller berpor, Inn iid
8u ergaben. Sic baben oie 5lug5et-
tel 6ei Iif, sic bon Sen 5liegern ab-
g~eporfen mnroen un0 Sen Iih iiber-
ge6enoen 9rlippen cute 8eban0lllng
peripreden. Snsgeiomt ergn6en
iih m1breno oes CAGES 8O2 Sapa-
ler, momit sic @eiomt5abI Ser @e-
auf 9498 aeltieaen it.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-29
6ei0 nod
MINER itart

&ai6ington = 8or einem Sc
mats ausiduB, Ser Elm Stuoium
Der oeutiden DirtidafliAen un6 po-
litiiden &riegs ; Maidinerie inter
ninrnt, lieB SEQ &. Grorplep, Ser
6oreign Economic Administrator,
erflaren, OaB 0as oentide ariegspo-
tential fait iofort mieoer belebt fper-
ben fonne, perlil Die @elegen6eit oo-
fir gegeben perbe. Gle aaiierten
Bomber bdttel1 Die oeutide ariegs-
in0uitrie 5FDar gum Steben gebradt,
aber lie bdtten Die m~eilten oeutlhen
9etie6e nidt Ooaig in Huinen ge-
legt.
Ser 8eridt Dor Sem &ilgore.aus
iAuB puroe BON eirem Silfsarbei.
ter, &etrp $. 6oDler, obgegeben.
Ser Boriibenoe &ilgore ggB9a.)
unteu6rab ben 8orttug, Inn Ole Be-
merfung 81 maiden Dob ibm uno lei
ner nnteriu6enoen @ruppe in
0euti6lano bon bober Steae geiagt
moroen lei Dob Die 9eutlden sic
8orberridaft in Der Suit in i6rem
eigenen 2anoe nieoer ertporben ba-
ben niir0en, tpenn lie an &bein cine
atentpauIe uon neurBig 9agen ge-
6a6t batten.
Sn GroDleDs @~rfl1rl1ng bieB es
ueiter, 0eutlhlano babe beute nod
Sen beiieren Cell leiner mirtidoft-
lid)en uno inoultripQen St1rfe, felbit
tDenn es Oieie nidt lofort fir einen
oritten 8eltfrieg pernen0en f0nne.
aber lie lei oa, I'M Oarauf auf3u-
6auen.
&ilgore iagte, sic unteriroiiden
getriebe fiir Oie Sehteaung non
&ffalg3eltgen, in oenen sic
neueiten G~rge6niiie ser 5oridung
~perpenoet por6en ieien, boten Elm
9efipieL oaiiir, pie nabe GeutidJlano
oaran geDeien lei 5u einem neuen
Sdlag aus3ubolen, 3u elmer Belt, ais
Der ellrppdlld)e &rleg l6on fait BE-
en0et id)ien.
Der @oriibenoe fiigte bin3u, Sc
neral @iienboDer babe i6m geiagt.
in 3ufunft miiiie me6r @epidt aui
5orifung gelegt werOen, anitott
groBe &iIitungsmen9en a~uf3uitapeln,
oie bod aaer 8abrideinli1feit mad
MIR peralten piiroen.
Gromlep mar Der aniidt, oie NI-
Iiierten ioaten einen ,,Maiierten Sc
neralitdb" a~uiieben, i'm Geutidlano
in ieinen @ren5en 81 balten. OR
iagte, oas 3an0 miiiie alf Genera.
tionen biiraus beiuadt mer0en.
gr idlua Dor, sic geidmte oeut-
ide tpirtidaftlide 6dbigfeit, arieg
81 fii6ren. ab3ubalten. Cine itrifte
&ortroae meroe notipanoig iein,
iogte er, Big ourh 8enerationen
BON ssrieoen pon oeutiden angriffen
0argetan int, Dab sic oauernoe See
madung nidt LANCER erforoerlid
lei.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-29
2luiicrtc Sradtidiffc
errcidtcn 8rcmtcrhaucn

Bremen = Die eriten 5raftidiffe,
Die in Den 6ofen BON Bremerbouen
einfubren, ieit bic aaiierten Die
Stoot iibernnbmen, begannen bier
iebt 8orr6te fir Die nmerifanii6en
8aiobumgsruppen i'm Geid 81 ent-
LADEN.
,.glod @arrior", elm @ictorp=
Sdiff mar oas erite. oas i'm Safen
eintrnf, mo Die beidGoigten 4nlagen
ieit iehs Mohen repuriert weroen.
8eiI oie 8udt Dor Dem 9nfen nod
NIT Minen geFiiat lit, fubren Wi-
nenfeger Dem 5a6r3eug porous.
gie on0eren beioen tDaren QtberfD-
'gbiffe, ndmli9 oie .l@. $. gbomns"
uno ole uAworeiu SteUenion". Die
Washington Journal., 1945-06-29

iden Regierung sic Soroe, Gud)
Hud gttrer Aidfebr NIT %erltaperte-
TEN 8apiergelo 81 be3d6leRl@
s5ll Dem gleiden 2eitartifel De-
idul0igt uQ'Staliu 2I6era" Sen
opoltoliifen geuncills in ben Ser
einigten Staaten, Monii9nor @io-
panni g.cognani, ureht fleiBig" fo-
l6iitiide Generate uno anoere Sffi-
3iere fir Die Hepatriierung aus5u-
mablen, mdbreno er bic iibrigen ito
lieniiden @eian8enen ignoriere.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-29
DcOamuc Grocrtc Iisb
iibcr britiiebc Slaooc

9on6on - 2aOp tSpear8, Die Sat
fin 0es @enerQGnniors Sir gODarO
Spears. teilte nit, ooB General De
@nuae einen BON ibr oraaniHerten
mCbilen 6oipital 8erbano geidlois
len babe, neil er iih oarifber gear-
CERT babe, Bob oieier 8erbano BEL
elmer om IS. SUM in 8aris ab9e=
baltenen Haraoe oie britfide 5logge
fiibrte.
sic iogte, ser gerbano lei NIT
britiiden uno omerifantide Gel
bern ongeidafft Doroen uno babe
wabreno oes &riege8 $1,000 fran-
3oliIhen lSof0aten ge6olfen.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-29
Srom GSrino Icu
sdeiOmne tpiinidcn

gtof6olm - Giner Melonng ser
3eitnnq uGioningen" 5ufolge, bat
6rau 8oring, oie ehentalige Spern-
Idngerin gmmD Sonnentbal, Die
Sdeioung beontrogt. Sic 6eirat
ion onqeblid ieiner5eit auf 6eIonoe-
rem gefebl 9looIf @itlers itottgefun-
Sen uVo ME gu ebelifen ge3iebun-
gen qefiibrt baben. (Gie Weloung
oes Stod6olmer 8lottes lit obne
9atlm uno o6ne 9ueuennngabe err
Idlienen.)
Washington Journal., 1945-06-29
5enat bat Gas
lebte Wort
81 1predlen
Mrs am 1lcntae Sen pertrae fir cine ~tOeItiric'
Nens > Oreaniioticn sen pelespcrtrcternn p~crlcoet
MnN lhrclc 2lnnohntc icrNcrm

Salt 2ofe Gitp - 9rdiioent Gru-
man bat bier mad Dem 8erlaiien
San 6ranciscos sic 0odt oerbrodt
uno lid Damn i'm ,lS5liegenoen @ei-
Ben Saus~ naG Sn6epenoence, Mo.,
beseberL ieiner Seimatltoot, nelher
er ieit llebernobme oes 8rGiioenten.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-29

orei Sdpffe bradten insgeinmt 49,
900 Gonnen, 5ltmeiit 2ebensmittel.
9as @afenfomman0o bon Bremen
iaate. bis gum +. Suli miir0e Der
Safen porausiidtlid ioneit mieoer-
bergelteat iein, oaB 900O~5onneH
tdgli6 ausgelaoen iperoen fonnen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

Mrs. Cassetti died. Cassetti collected
$3.50 insurance, of which he paid $50
10 Mrs. Micchichi Both got life.
Love was an important -etrettfff-
stance in the functions of the band.
Whenever somebody was enamored
Of somebody elses husband or wife,
the person who was in the way was
removed with the quick-acting poison.
Herman Petrillo, who confessed he
had dispatched "a men and women
10 death, supplied the means.
There was Mrs. Carina Favato,
who pined for Rafaelo Polselli, er-
rand boy for the arsenic ring. But
her common-law husband, Charles In.
grao. was an obstacle. They eliminat-
ed him by pouring miracle water in
his coffee. Nine days later, just to
make things easier. they gave Ing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

THE days of devils brew In Phiia-
delphia are over and the last
chapter is about TO be written IN
a nefarious money-making conspiracy
that cost the lives of at least 1OO
men and women.
Accused Of being the last of an
unholy aggregation that prospered on
the gullibility OF superstitious folk,
Mrs Josephine Sadita-somber, sick
and sadly dressed surrendered re-
Gently in Philadclyhia's City Hall and
was sent 10 Jail without bail TO await
trial on a murder charge.
Mrs. Sadlta Is alleged TO have been
associated with the notorious band
that between 1882 and 1893 fed
witch potionS." miracle water" and
magic cures" 20 unsuspectng vic
Tins. All the concoctions were com
pounded OF arsenic. The innocents
died and the killers collected their
insurance Since then two have been
= >executed for murder, y are serving
$ife terms and seven others received
less severe sentences.
The gang operated under four
leaders There were debonair Her
man Petrillo. a former spaghetti
salesman, and his dapper cousin,
Paul whose tailoring establishment
was metamorphoSed into human
butcher shop. Then there were natty
Or. Horace D. Perlman, an obstetri.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

raos son, Philip, lethal dose. The
two deaths netted them Sl4,239.98.
Emidio Mucelli heard about Mrs.
Favato's magic power. He was in
fatuated with Susie Di Martino, who
happened to have a husband, Giu-
seppe. So he called on Mrs. Favato.
"Susie," he said, "is crazy for me
and l am crazy for her. l want a
magic potion that will make Di Mar
tino stop loving Susie"
He got it for $500 and sure
enough, Di Martino soon stopped Low
ing Susie
After Di Martino's death, Mrs.
Josephine Romualdo visited Mrs Fa-
vato. She wanted love potion, she
said. TO make her husband, Antonio, a
lamplighter, stop beating her
He stopped because he died of
arsenic and she collected $1,000 IN
insurance.
Business became so lucrative for
Mrs. Favato that she set up PolSelh
in the undertaking profession. That
provided additional income for burial
of the murder victims. Now both
are serving life terms.
Mrs. Sadita, last of the accused,
was under bail of s. 500 in 1888 on
a charge of practicing medicine with
out a license when she. disappeared
For seven years she hid out on
farm in Virginia until she became i'll
and decided TO give up.
The original complaint was made
against her by AlphonSe De Jesse,
who went 10 her for treatment OF
stomach ulcers.
"She wore a dirty black magic
coat" he said. Before she would do
anything she made me turn over all
the money I had-S156. Then She
put two East Indian rabbit skins
around my stomach and muttered,
'ASka wanna iinkSa hoo. .-----
After nine days the Skins began
TO smell pretty bad and l called her
in again. She made me give her Sill
more and gave me some medicine
which made me feel worse"
Mrs. Grace GiOvanetti said that
later on she went to Mrs. Sadita
seeking a magic cure" for Pietro
Pirolli. He died. She collected $500
insurance and when Pirolli's body was
exhumed by the state enough arsenic
was found in his vital organs to Kill
q dozen men.
Mrs Giovanetti was sentenced to
death but won a new trial and term
of five years. Mrs. Sadita still has
10 stand trial for the Staying.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

clan who turned from bringing
life TO the world 10 taking II
away, and Morris evil Eye Bolber
chief witch doctor, who said he
learned the black arts in the Orient.
The ringleaders, enlisting the serv.
ices of black widows wS"-dlSgruntled
women who gave the spiders sting
Of death to men embroidered their
skulduggery in mystical trappings
Salvatore Sortino, 38, a huckster
who was one of Eolbers honor stu
dents and pushed a cripple into the
Schuylkill River for his $4,000 in
surance, told at his trial how the Evil
Eye led him 10 a cemetery and oil
rected him TO walk around the graves
with outstretched hands. Then he
had to carry 10 egg in his armpit
nine DAYS until "a little devil was
hatched. Bolber said that was lot
OF poppycock but he admitted he ut
tered incantations over pair OF Sor-
tino's socks "to bring Sortino luck.
Sortino got life.
Dominck Cassetti, pants presser,
convicted of killing his wife, Jennie,
contendcd he was under the spell OF
BLACK Widow" ProvidcnZa Micchi-
chi. She lured him TO the candle-lit
basement of her home, he said, where
the walls were lined with eerie skulls,
and in that grisly atmosphere told
him to bury a dime in a grave, mix
some of the soil with white charm
powder" and feed il 10 his wife.
The charm powder was arsenic.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

Murd er.in9 for
Money. the PhiIa-
d eIPhio Ring
Snuffe d Out at
Leosf 100 Lives
Before fhe Police
Broke II Up
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

October Z. 1915
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Sentence.

rao's son, Philip. lethal dose. The
two deaths netted them 14,238.9 80.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-05
POtSda1n Diary Historic

with Battery of the 129h 35th Division He tells about
time when Gen. Pershng and the Prince of Wales the
Duke of Windsor, inspected his division.
I'VE stood five hours in pouring rain in mud to
ankles waiting for the General and Wales to appear he sad
Then he chuckes merrly at the memory
The President has keen sense of hunnor, and
he has the ability to laugh at himself 0hen Joke
him.
The President tells us he thinking of changing
sign of the presidential flag Now it has the presidential seal
gold against blue field surrounded by four The
President thinks should be changed have the seal enced
by 4S stars
e" would make the field red for the field artillery If
could get away with It," he says, jokngly.
The President has pair of navy binoculars sng around
his neck leather thong He with intent interest
through them at the Philadelphia, and the shorene.
Bynes tells stories with the background of his South
Carolina home.
The President and every in high good
During the early afternoon, the President watches
members of the pull hilarious gag other
members the we'll deck amdships.
Two sailors kneel intently a small corrugated
board They crumbe bread through
the holes The box rattles though small animal bird
is imprisoned in it,
Other sailors away gazing inently
with long handled house brooms concealed behind them
Word is passed to other members of the crew that
a sea bat' has landed the ship and been captured
One by they out to the we'll deck and bend
over to what is in the box.
Then of the armed with broom, let's them have
it with full two-arm swing of the broom.
Sailor after sailor falls for the gag to the immense hay
of the onookers.
In the evening the President Byrnes
the party movie. THE Princess and the Pirate.
The Augusta and Philadelphia set a due
east at % knots after clearing the Capes IL is almost
tropicaily The Atlantic is smooth mill
pond.
For the first time years OF a ship in
Atlantic red and green riding lights and is not
blacked
II s almost unbelievable
Tomorrow in the Times: the President tells of his
hopes for a lasting peace.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-05
How Soldiers
Come Home

BOSTON, Sept. 4 (UP)-The
transports Bienville and Gen.
Bliss, carrying 5,6S5 veterans of
the European war theater, dock
here tdoay. Returning units in
cluded.
BIENVILLE - 605th. 1259th
and 1252d Engineer Combat bat
talions; 695th and the 672d Ord
nance Ammunition companies. and
Headquarters Detachment of the
1SSth Quartermaster Battalion.
GENERAL BLISS-Headquar-
terS and Headquarters companies
of the 18th and Goth Tank De-
stroyer Group and the 1131st En-
ginecr Combat Group; S23d Fumi-
cation and Bath Company; sod.
SS7th, SSSth, SS9th, 915th, S73d
Air Engineer squadronS: 712th
Air Materiel Squadron; 64th Air
drome Squadron; S7th, 107th and
319th Army Postal units; Head
quarters Detachment of the 459th
QuarteImaSte Battalion, an q
65Sth Engineer Light Equipment
Company.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-05
British
HOIdDraff

LONDON, Sept. 4 CUP)-
Britain will continue indefinitely
10 draft all able-bodied men be-
tween Is and 80 for her armed
services.
Prime Minister Attlee an
.nounced the governments decision
in a radio 'flreside chat TO the
British people last night Only key
reconstruction workers will be
exempt from conscription. He said
large numbers Of munitions and
other former war workers once
considered essential would bC
called up.
"The maintenance OF adequate
forces by sea, In the air and on
the ground is vitally necessary
IL we are TO fulfill our obliga-
tions to-our allies and II we are
20 see that what has been won
In the war Is not lost in the Inn
mediate postwar period" he
said
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-05
Jap CrueIfies
Being Probed
BY JULIAN HARTT

ABOARD USS BENEVOL-
ENCE, TOKYO BAY, Sept. 4
.QNS)-Advance echelons of the
Allied War Crimes Commission
began laying the groundwork for
formal Investigations Of Jap prison
camp brutality today.
Work of bringing Jap torturers
TO quick justice was sped 10y the
disclosure that on Aug. II drunken
japanese non-cOmmiSSioned Of
ficcrs at Omori prison camp at
tempted a Samurari sword attack
on captured members Of Superfort
crews and other prisoners.
This was two days after En-
'peror Hlrohito broadcast Japan's
Surrender 10 his subjects.
Prisoners who have been re-
leaSed and brought aboard the
BenevolcnCc said that wild melee
broke aut in the camp. which
-fIuatty WIS ended by Jap conn
.miSSionCd officers.
Two war crimes representatives
already are interviewing the hun
dreds Of freed prisoners who were
taken to havens aboard the mercy
fleet in Tokyo Bay. These repre-
.SentativeS, Mai. Edwin Fulcher of
Augusta, Ga, and 1t. John Keck
of Sandy Hook, Ky, said they
were surveying the job ahead"
Col. Alva c. Carpenter, deputy
judge advocate and chief of the
war crimes branch of Gen. Mac
Arthur's headquarters, is expected
TO arrive soon from Manila to
study the situation personally.
When the identity of those
guilty Of torturing and otherwise
abusing allied prisoners is estab-
hshed, the Jap government Will be
ordered 10 deliver them up for
justice.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-05
j. :. Puts Units
In Manchurid

DAIREN, MANCHURIA, Sept.
3 Delayed -UNSl-Se vent h
Fleet task force units put the
first American party ashore on
Manchuria today and found the
modern port city of Dairen under
Russian control and virtually un-
damaged.
The Ian d in & was part of a
search thus far unsuccessful
for 123 American navy prisoners
of war from Guam, Wake and Cor
regidor, among whom are six high
ranking officers.
The deStroyers Evans and Hub
bard made the run across the
Yellow Sea to evacuate the POWs,
believed to be in the vicinity Of
Mukden.
Russ ian Commandant Andrei
Yamanoff and Capt. Chester c.
Wood, Seventh Fleet task unit
commander. are cooperating in
the search.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-05
CHECK ON ATOM BOMBS

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept.
(UP)-American atomic bomb ex.
pertS have arrived in Japan tC
check the effects Of the bombs OF
Hiroshima and Nagasaki. ABC
correspondent Larry Tighe re-
ported today from Japan.
Tighe quoted one of the experts
whom he did not identify. as "ad-
mitting" that effects of the bomb
could well disintegrate the white
corpuScles in the human blood
stream"