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Iowa City's Morning Newspaper _t*=========:========~~~========.~~~~====~==============~======~==========================~==============~====~~==========~~~==================~.>- ~ FIVE CENTS 781 A.IOCL\TID .aul IOWA CITY, IOWA TUESDAY, AUGUST 21. 1945 THE ASSOCIATED PaEB8 VOLUME m NUMBER 280 :a • ans ccu Bevin Clearly Oullines British ,Pre~ier ~har~ed With Planning Nazi ~n~sion- - • _ I I IAff I of Mr. an of Preaeot~ M' ArihurioGo the l'lnk 01 .LleUlena nt foreign Policy 01 Labor Parly airs pUbUi ~~(~/'~:"tw.ru~~:~:~"~WU ':~~~I~' W.~~O:~~ I: ~~~:n To Japan . liq • charge that MaJ' V.-cIkun QUI'sling trials. group of Norwegian Na~is, have Oppose Un d emocratlc 0 - Chargcd on Vartous Crimes Hllnl Trouble U niVcrsity Of Ch" C I' planned the Nazi invasion of Nor- Quisling is charged with military them trained in ~~"re t German R I f B mese ommumst, U e 0 u gt;lrla, way and received gold from Hitler and civil treason, 16 specific mur- camps and later have them smui- Within 10 Days, Hungary, Romania Central Troops Cla'sh for betraying his country marked ders and various other crimes. He gled back to Norway in coal ships. Thorton ~ --- the opening yesterday of the trea- is being tried before a high court The prosecutor said that Goer- a stUdent" Government Indicates LONDON (AP)-British for- ' I son trial of the former puppet pre- with three judges and four laymen ing opposed this part of the plan Iowa, Was 'gn policy uncleI' the new labor Chiang Appea.- is A.J • mier. sitting in judgment. el " aln because Goering did not trust Military May Maintain FIYIn; government emerged clearly in To RebaJ ~eacler' Quisling. visibly shaken by the Slate Prosecutor Anneaus Schjo- alrbase in the house of commons ycsterday. ' accusation, rose from his seat and edt read fl'om a document he said Quisling. Order, Disciplin4t where Foreign Secretary Emest To Seftl. Diffe .. encis muttered weakly "that's not true_" was discovered in Germany and in Received 200,000 Marks B, THE ASSOClATED paESS Bevin drew eh erR with II blunt Trying desperately to control whJch Hitlcr disclosed lhat steps Schjocdt sa id that Quisling met The Tokyo radio warned in statement that Great Britain CHUNGKING (AP) - Chinese hlmseH, Quisling answered that he taken resulting in Germany's suc- Ilitler Dec. 13 and 14, 1939, and - Communist and governmen~ troops always considered Germany Nor- cessful occupation of Norway were - d 200 000 Id k f h' English today that "hot headed" will oppose any att mpts to 8ub- way's most dangerous threat, based on warnings and advice receIve , go mar s or lS military men might take direct ac­ stitute "one form of totalit81'- were credibly reported yesterday "I am the saviour of Scandana- from Quisling. part in planning the invasion ot tion because of distaste for allen iauism for anothel'" in liberated to have clashed In north China via," he said. "I am the martyr of Asked for Nazi Aid Norway. occupalion and a Japanese-lan­ Europe. while Generalissimo Chiang Kal. Norway." The prosecutor added that Quis- Personally, QUisling said, he guage broadcast quickly ex­ plained that occupation, accord­ BUSY COMPLETING planl for He cond mned the govem- Shek appealed again to Communist As the trial opened the prosecu- ling, asking fOl' German assistance, was "more in favor of Great Brit- occupation of conquered Japan by ments of Bulgaria, Romania oud I d to to Ch kl to tion disclosed that testimony is "said he himself would uudertake ain than Germany, at the outset." ing to the Potsdam declarations, ea ers come ung ng now being taken in Germany and to o'rganize a coup d'etat and ar- "But the unscrupulous attempt would apply "only to militarily or American and alUed forces Is Maj. Hungary as undemocratic and settle differences peacefully. will be introduced in court from rest Norwegian legal authorities of Great Britain and France to politically important point:J." Gen. J. Chamberlain, above, The laler broadcast, directed to who heads Gen. Dourlas MacAr­ ~s~~~~;~ :~:}Oo!~ I:~~S ~;;.~~: These developments In China's Hermann Goering, Dr. Alfred ROS- , and invite the German army to draw Norway into the war must thur' G-3 (operations) In ManUa, task for reconstruction, tension-packed political c r I sis. enberg, Jaochim von Ribbentrop enter Norway." result in my being against the the Orient and recorded by the Thus Great Britain's postwar came amid demands and counter- and other high ranking Nazis To do this, S_C_h_jO_C_d_t_c_o_n_t_in_u_e_d_, _w_ e_st_e_rn_ p_o_w_e_rs_,_"_h_e_ d_e_cl_a_l'e_d_._. FCC, also analysed the term "un­ diplomacy, launched with a united demands that civil war be averted. condilional surrender" as meaning only the unconditional surrender At a Glance- front, embraced these salient posi- The Communists Sunday de­ of the Japanese armed forces. t1ons: clarJct the threat of widespread Navy Cuts Month's Red Army O~cupies Earlier Tokyo b r 0 a d cas h 1. Great Britain will not re- hositilities was grave, Deliveries beamed to the United State eernlse the rovemments of BUI- Sends Ur.ent M..... e Mnted at possible Internal up­ rarla, 1\omania and Dunur)' at . Chiang sent an , urgent message Dra,t-Needs by 9,000 Most of Manchuria Today's heavals and said acceptance of the present time because they to Com.munist l.,eader · Gep_ Mao al1led terms was "resented by a "do Dot In our view represent a Tze-Tung in Yeqan, ur'ging bim to Remain,Same considerable portion of Ule mJJl­ Plans'Recruitment Rolls Into Hsinking, majorUy of the people, and the reconsider his refusal, to journey tan men." Iowan Impression we ret from recent to Chungking tq ' discuJls a peace­ Of VoJunteers to Fill Mukden and Harbin "Some of the hol-headed among ftvelopments Is that one kind {ul settlement. Seryic. Requisition As Resistance Dies them," continued the broadcast, of totalltarlanl m Is being re- The outbreak of fighting was In Iowa (i1y beamed in English to the United * * * placed by another." rl)ported to have occurreli near MacArthur sayS articles of sur­ I WASJilNGTON ' (AP) - The LONDON (AP)-Russian troop.; States, "may allow their emotions render will be signed in 10 days; 2. The British desire" a stable Yangku (Talyuall), , capital of to get the better or their judgment and democratic" government In Shansi province. The Communists riavy. clearing its decks tor demo­ Delivery service by many of the rolled into the great Manchutian Jap envoys relurn to Tokyo and there is no telling what unfor­ after con1erence in Manilla. Greece. It is the British view that weer sl\id to have seized pos&esslon bllizati'on and return to peacetime Iowa City merchants will continue cities of Hsinking, Mukden and tunate incidents may occur which the government of Premier Peter of an allied airfield ne,r-Yaungku, status, ·cut. its September selective to be ~eslricted to the war lime Harbin yesterday and Moscow in­ might endanger the present deli­ Inlernal rumblbl, tor e bod e Vulgaris should carryon until a only to be subsequenetly thrown service requisitions by 9,000 yes­ schedule in spite of lhe recenllift- dicated that Japan's stolen empire cate situation." trouble in Japan. free election Is held. off the airstrip, terday s8.Jd it hopes soon to ing of gas ra tioning. Gl'eater part" of the mllltary. 3. Official reports from Brl- Take 26 1'0",,' , ~nd -a vast country of 503,013 square Many merchants are waiUng for howevcr, the broadca t added, Bevin tells commons govern­ Usb troops stalloned In northern Chungking announc~ that Chi- start recruitment of volunteers_ miles and more than 39,000,000 "wiJI strictly obey" tbe emper­ an anouncement fr~m the office ments of Bulgaria, RomaOla, Green did not bear out "seri- ang's widely-dispersed national Announcing the cut at a news people-had been almost entirely or's reseriDt appeal for strick Hungary do not represent ma­ ous allerallons" made by the armies had taken over more than conference, Vice-Admiral Randall of defense transportation which occupied by the Red army. discipline In Ibe anned forces. jority of the people. Yurollav ,overnment abo u t 26 towns from the Japanese; that aoobs, chillf 01 the bureau of per­ would remove the present restric­ All organized warfare appeared Wi1h increalling stress, the gov· natment of Slav sp~kinl' government unqerground forces sonnel, said the new September tions on deliveries_ However, until to have ceased in Manchuria and ernment, the press and officials WPB scraps 21Q business con­ Greeks. had come out Into open in Shang- thousands of Japanese troop.- were appealed lo the populace Cor strict total of 13,000 includes 10,000 for new tires are available and the lrols. 40 Although the British govern- hai and Peiping and that plans tor beine rounded up. discipline. pea~e and order. ment would take " a favorable the total capitulation of Japanese the navy instead of 17,000 origln- labor shortage has been relieved, Puppet Capital Capitulates These omens, seeming to protend Qui ling tell court he Is sa vl­ view" if the Spanish people forces in all Chlna were progress­ aUy requested and 3,000 for the changes will be slow in coming. lIsinking, the Japanese puppet some violent domestic commotion our of Scandinavia. changed the 'ranco regime, it Is ing. marine corps instead of an original At the present time it seems the capital of Manchuria, capitulated in the llsled nation, were reported "not prepared to take any step Gen.
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