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IOWA SUNDAY, JULy 22 , 1945 VOLUME XXI NUMBER 254 U.S. Fleel Unil HIS LORDSHIP GETS A BAWLING OUT , Unopp~sed Chin,ese Within Eight Mil es In Tokyo Bay • No Enemy Shipping ~und by Force Of Kweilin New Drive Patrolling Entrance Once Fashionable Hotel- AUSSIES GAIN GUAM, un d II Y (AP)- Big 3 Conference I AmeriC81P cruiset'S and dest roy­ Break'Up Jap' m which bombal'rled the en­ Ends First Week tranCII to Toky.o bay W dnes­ Prison for High Nazis day night and early Thursday JIIOroing met n.o enemy resis­ Counlerattacks Of Meetings M NDORE', Luxernbourg (AP) tanee .of any s.ort--eithCl· air', spection of the cond itions under -One of the great dramas or the which the once-mighty Nazis livc. surface, sh.ore .or submarine, American Officials po~twar era is being playcd out in The once impeccable Ribbentrop, Within Two Miles Admiral Chester W. Nimitz an· the rooms and corridors of the who moved through salons of the nounced to d II y. '1' he force Appear Satisfied once fashionable Palace hot e I elite, occupied a bare single room Of Nip Escape Route blasted radi.o. radar and .othet· With Progress Made where Reiscltsmarshal Hermann on the fourth floor. Whcn he gazes Of Hengyang iustallati.ons and retired" with­ Goering, Joachim von Ribbentrop, out his barred window his view is out iucident," he said. POTSDAM (AP) - The Big Grand Admiral Karl Oocnilz and of a guard on a raised plat(orm HI TGIG '(; (A P)- Chi­ 49 other high-ranking Nazi om­ with mounted machlnegun. "This f.orce ])atr.olled the Three vielory conference reached Ill'S(, t ro.ops have fought their cials lind Wehrmacht officers are He sleeps on a folding canvas eot eutem end of Sagami gull (en­ wily within eig-ht. miles north .of trance to the outer Tokyo bay) but MY WORD--and &u&·&u& and all that! It's none olher than the lord the end of its first week last night. being held pending further dis­ with straw mattre~s . There are no found no enemy shipping," the maJor 01 Lendon. himself, reUiD/!' a thorourh dresslnr down from and American o[(icials expressed position by the allied war crimes mirrors and no electrical current is J(w('ilin ill a IH'W ncircling BORNEO cordmunique reported. a Jouthful hoat cnthuslast whose craft his lordship seems to have satisfaction with progress alreadY commission. provided. When he wishes to drivc Ilgainr-;t thl' g-r at .outlt China air hasp afipr' breaking up Na)l_ «ope, 111& by the shelllnr, I upset as he tried to lend a hand at saUing- Ute toy craft. The 8Cene made in problems ranging from Stripped of their plumage, sur­ shave, one safeiy-razor blade IS II lIIe Up of the IUIC's easl.ern took place durlnl a visit by the lord rnayor the Heritage Craft rounded by barbed wire and ma­ is ued to him and taken away after p.owerflll .J apltn c.ou nterat- to Ihe interallied rehabilitation of IIIMre line, and lies 55 miles south I 8Chool at Challey In Sussex, England. chineguns, they bear littlc rcsem­ it has been used. tacks Friday, the hungking Europc to the destruction of Jap~ II Tokl0. b1ance to the "supermen" who All panes have becn removed big-h c.ommlllHl said ycsterday. The navy report was the first anese resistance. tried to loot the world. from the windo and repla!: d .Japanes rl'arguardR llOlding word 01 results since last Thurs­ President Truman. Prime Min­ Col. B. C. Andrus, commandinll with unbreakable substItutes, in ister Churchill and Premier Stalin officer, whose 39Lst anti-ait'craCt keeping with anti-suicide precau­ on to thl' triplt'-a irfield base­ day's communique ann 0 u nee d Army Schedule J~stice T. M" Fairchild srArU" oM"" th bigg<,. l nf th.o'1' aband.oned the bombardment by ships that held their fifth, th.ree-hour meet­ battalion guards the enclosure and tions. ing yesterday and an announce­ garrisons the town, said: The routine at the Palnce holcl '00 ,00 last ycar to thl' .Japanese by the Included the cruisers Topeka, Ok­ fT . t Dies at Home rnent from the American com­ "We slnnd for no coddling here. is almost identical with Ihat of l nill'd Htatt's ] lth airforce­ lahoma City, l;)ayton and Atlanta pound said: "The work oC the con­ These men are in jail. We have penitentiaries in the United Stotes, A TRALIAN N i n &h divIsion counterattacked Friday morning and the destroyers Ault and O with all the force they couLd mus­ ference is going ahead and much certain rules and thosc rules are with the exception that the only troops on Borneo John Weeks. ransp~r Heart Attdck Caused are mashing for­ W. serious business has been done." obeyed." movIes are atrocity films and the ward against badly disorganised ted. Movements of the powerfut How long the Jtlectlngs would With Andrus as conducting of­ only amus ments walking in the Jut) 1'1' Istanee from point more The e n e In y blows were battle neet since have been hid­ 'll'CI'Zed Death of 78-Year-Old continue and wha~ aKrecments had ficer I wenL through eVery room sunlight and innocent conversa­ than 30 miles Inland from the mounled from Paishou, 25 miles dtll by radio silence, and jittery (rl Justice of the Peace been reached were Questions leU in the seven-story building for in- tion. we. t roast beachheads at Bnmel west of Kwellln, InJng, 11 mUes Tokyo acknowledged today that a , Justice T. M. Fairchild died at UDanswerd, but Ute brief Ameri­ bay. FarU. 5t Inland advance put northwest, and Chalshu, 57 miles new naval bombardment might can statement.-the first Interlrn WASHINGTON ~AP)-The sen­ his homc, 100 Clapp street, last the Au les in the lewn of MarudJ northeast, on the Kwellln rarrt­ be expected at any moment. report riven by any of the thr e ate heard yesterday that both the night. Death was sudden and and a seven-wle inland gain by son's escape railroad to flenlJanr. RetuniDl from rool-top slrlkes, doles-atlon - reflceted President At a Glance- Membership Okayed navy and the office of de(cnse caused by a heart attack. Ule Australian and Dutch colonial a communique said. Amerlean firMer pilots today re­ Truman's earnest wish to keep tho forces i'l reported in th .. Rlko river transportation are irked with the Justice F'airchild practiced law Chinese veterans, absorbing the perted earlier Superlort raids had world Inform d as much a POll­ sector n e a. I' Baliltpapan, I\fap army and complaIning that the re­ in ~owa City for many years and In Food Organization blows, quickly recovered and Ie" vital Japanese industrial sible of progress In this suburb or above ~hows (I) Aussl s' advance "., "well burned ou .. " turn of soldiers from Europe has was justice of the peace from conquered Berlin. Today's "totally frustrated" the Japanese from wC8~ coast beachheads tak­ TOKYO radio unwittingly sec­ been speeded up without advance April, 1934., until the time of his The American delegation re­ a.tlacks. Generalissimo Chiang notice. Senate to Open Inli Marudl and (2) Australian and onded the Yank reports with the death. He was 78 years old . ported that the three leaders of the Kai-Shek's soldiers then went Swamping of transportation fa­ Dultlt colonia l forl'es med stlffcr stalement that Japan's stock of The body is at the Oathout fu­ United States, Britain and Rwsia Debates on World over to attack and, pressing on cilities was alleged. r I ·ta)l(~e ht Balikl'apan area. scrap iron, badly needed for war neral home. FUneral arrange­ spent appt'oximately 15 hours this Iowan Kweilin from the north, reached a Chairrnan Mead (D., N. Y.) of Charter This Week production had "increased con­ ments have not been completed. week in direct discussions at the point eight miles from the elty. the senate war investigating com­ the Chinese said. siderably in the war-damaged Timothy Marsh Fairchild was 'round-table. WASHINGTON (AP)-The scn­ mittee said ODT Director J. M. hUI forces* * witl;lin* elghL Arter repelling a Japanese blow IlelS lind we have been able to born in Branford, Ontario, March Thcy met formally cach day, lite shouted approval for Unit d Petain Says Laval Johnson haq testified the army miles of Kweilin air base. from the walled town of Paishou, get all the scrap Iron we want I, 1867, the son of Timothy and starting T)Jesday, while their f Stal s memb rship In the Unll d "brought 100,000 more than tbey UIIC 01 the llI11in Japsnese strong­ and need." Joanna Fairchild.
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