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N.w , . ,I.d . .. e•• p ••• to , Iowa Cit y , • M 0 r n f n ft New spa J) • , ::::======~y= ~I~~-=,,=.=,=,.=o~. ;.~'=. ~.~.w~. ~~~: :I~' .============~===========~================~==~~==============~~====~~~==~==~========;~==========~~======================~~================~======~======7===~================~~ FIVE CElfTS T.I U.O ""'&aU .a... IOWA CIT\', IOWA WEDNESDAY, JULY 25,1945 rn AliOO14Uu rU~1 VOLUME XXI NUMBER 256 350 Bombers PET AIN TREASON TRIAL BEGINS Return,fo Hif Yank, British ' Planes Spread "Shanghai Strike After Lull Of Four Days Due R·u.in from Kure to Nagoya 'Yo ' Bad Weather MAN1LA (AP)- More than 350 fll east alrforce bombers and Wheeler Fights Big T~ree Pause in Conference- , • Damage Jap fiablers of all categories returned to Cbanghal Sunday after a tour­ day lull to sink or damage 13 war­ ihips and freigh ters and crater Use of Troops Bnlons to Learn ElectIon Results Ships at Base three major airdromes. General MacArthur's communi­ POTSDAM (AP) - The Big may be held today before the have m de understanding allow~ of CIlll1er que today, announcing the strike Three conference will pause temp- BrHons depart, marking the close ancl' for the unllsual pOlitical Fleet Bombardment Da" R~ 36 hours after Tokyo had acknowl­ Other Senators Object orarlly late today while Brilish of the "eleclion interim" phace of position of Ule British spokesmen. edged the raid, listed a des troyer, To Vote for Charter lead rs go home to learn election the conterence. 'l'he long-range objectives of In­ Of Nip Homeland • 3,ooo,oon freighter transport and res.ults and discover who shall What special plans Truman and t rallied cooperation w re re­ • smaller freighter definitely With Reservations speak finally for Britain In the Stalin have for tomorrow were not gard d as too gre t to be jeopar­ Begins Eighth Day 1Wlk; a destroyer escort, two sub­ dizPct by :my olher attitude, history-charting negotiations. disclosed, but it was said they GUAM (AP)-"Heavy damage" marine chasers, a 10,000-ton WASHINGTON (AP) - Storm), Prime Minister C h u r chi II, would not discu s matters of the Furth r, in the British election frelghter-t r II n s p 0 r t and six senate debate broke out yesterday Foreign Sec ret a I' y Eden, and agenda between lhemselves until campalgn no sharp dHferen es to seven industrial targets of Ja­ freighter-transports a g g r egatlng when Senator Wheeler (D., Mont.) .1 ment At t i e e, Labor party the British eovemmenlal chiefs re­ were ral ed between Churchill and pan's Osaka - Nagoya industrial :1.~,OQO oons probably sunk, and leadpr, will fly to London for to- turn. Th y might, however, confpr AttIee o,er foreign policy. area was reportM today by the much small shipping damaged. declared that while he would vote morrow's announcement of the on matters of purely Rusdan­ ~'he chiel American aim is 20th airtorce after yesterday's Fint line combat planes 01 both relUctantly tor the United Nations July 5 balloting. American interest, such as con- undprstood to be the enrliest and the Fifth and Seventh airforces, charter he would fight later to record-breaking assault by 625 IN FULL UNIFORM of a marshal of France, his uniform cap on the On Friday at the earliest the vlc- tinuing lend-lease, or postwar most conomical defeat ot Japan. bLled on Okinawa, took advantage li mit the use of American troops lor is ex p e c ted back - either loan Agr ement on European issUE'S be­ Supel'!ortresses. of the first break in weather since Ink.stained table before him, Henri Philippe Petain is shown seated In the hlgb court of Justi ce In Paris as his trial on a cbarC'e or treason lets under it. Churchill, the Conservative party Atllee's pre!:ence at Potsdam has came cluefly a task ot harmonjzing "I could ee our bombs ,0down July 18 00 drop bombs ranging Senator Connally (D., Tex.), Soviet and British views, with :and when I looked aealu, tile from 20-pound fragmentation dus­ underway. Head of the state during the Vich y regime, the aged mar­ head, with Eden still his forelin p .. mitt d the tripartite negotia­ Senator Barkley (D., Ky.), and AIll<:rican 0 pin ion apparently buildings wereu't there," qlcl ters to I,OOO-pounders on shipping shal Insists that his every aclloll during the German occupation was lor expert, Ol' Attlee with a new tions to progress with less un er­ the good of his country. The prose ullon demands the death penalty. o ther~ immediately obj cled that foreign S cl'etary or his choosing. !uinty lh:ln otherwise would have omewhere In b'tween. orp. Anrelo Vusn lla, Rochester, and airdromes. to ratify the charter and then to Three large fi res and several A Lormal British announcemenl b en the case. II has been obviolls The determination of all thre N, Y.. reporl!ll&, on dAma&,e to the refuse to back it u}) with troops to said, "There is no question ot the lhat no final responsibilities could powers to mail1tain theh- valuable Important Ka.wlIII lsllllllrcrait com· smaller ones licked over parked enforce peace would be to wish Japanese aircraft caught on Kiang­ * * * * * * Berlin conference being over by b undertaken until Truman and wartime confidence antI cool'dina­ pany planj. at Tlikarazuka., 8 miles wan air center by fligh ts of' +ib­ on an agreement. Wednesday wh n the Prime Min­ Stalin kn w for certain which t.on through the difficult period northwest 01 Osaka. erators. Invader attiJck bombers Senator Hatch (D., N. M.) chnl­ ister, lhe Foreign Secretary, and Briton would head the new gov­ ;Jhead has b en emphasized by Only a single Superfortress was On Trial, Reynaud Discloses lenged Wheeler to try to make his Mr. Atllee are returning to Eng­ ernment. sources close to each delegatlon. hit Tachang and Tinghai ai rstrips lost, the 20th 3irforce announced, at buzzing level, strewi ng count­ reservations now, and S !lator land for the el ctlon results." Whether this sit u D t ion has Thc Amel'lcans particularly laid but 180 of the big planes landed at Pepper (D., Flo.) commented that less fragmentation bombs over dis­ PreSident T rum a n, Premier t nd d to curb British influ nce in ~tl'e:s on this feoture in belittling Iwo Jimo nroule home because persal areas and buildings. Wheeler intended to vote for the Stulin, and the BritJsh leaders held the negotialions thus far is a topic lhe postiibly harmful rumor thol of baUie damage or dangerously French Tried fo ~uy Off Italy charter simply to gel on record thtir ighth rormul conference ses­ of pure Sl)eculalion. II is b­ there was any lineup ot two There was no interception. low Cuel. Pilots said anli -aircraft MItchells attacking from medium "before th next election." si n yesterday, but no details were Ii ved, howev 1', thnl both th ngnin·t one in the Big Three meet­ fire was the heaviest they ever had Wheeler said that if the Ameri­ ~Iltude, and Thunderbolts and By RELMAN MORIN disclo_ d. Another formal s ssion Soviet and American d legations ings. seen over Osa ka, although J apa­ room, the 89-year-old former chiet can people understood "their boys Musiangs, racing at virtual water PARIS (AP)-Under scorching of the Viclo,y state, charged wi th nese air oppOSition was almost level over the muddy Whangpoo ore going to be sen t abroad to !lgh t negligible. cross examination at the treason /intelligence with Germany and at the d ictatJon of one mOil (the iiv~r with wing bombs, went after with plotting against the security At a Glance- The 20th meanwhile claimed 89.5 shipPing off Shanghai bund with tria l of Marshal Henri Philippe security council delegate) they U. S. Prison Faces Morganthau Says of France, listened unperturbed, would be agalDst this charter." percent d stl'uction 01 the J apa­ deadly eUect to make the largest Petain, former French Premier nese city of Numazu in previous haul of recent weeks. his face expressionless, as he A debate also broke out on how Paul Reynaud revealed the secret heard Reynaud ca ll him a traitor. the United States would ratify an Immorality Charges ' Resignation Asked r:!ids-the most complete r uin of An eight-ship enemy convoy any enemy city. GIlu, which was proceeding ooward Shanghai was fact yesterday that in May, 1940, Petnin heard Reynaud, the last agreement, to be drawn up Inter, Today's 74 p I'C nt destroyed, previously bombed and dispersed by Seventh France and Britain considered pI'emier of the }<'1' nch third re­ providing for the use of American Attorney General Urges Coordination airforce Llberaoors before dawn buying off Mussolini's entry into public: troops to help put down incipient h was lab lied the most completely aggression. Of Fiscal Units destroyed.