VIEW JAP SURRENDER DOCUMENTS
PRESIDENT TRUMAN AND CABINET MEMBERS are shown in Washington
examining the olltcial document of Japan's surrender and (right) Em
peror Hir,’hitu’s rescript. From left to right, they are: Secretary of War
St nr,son. General Marshall (the top of his head showing), President
Truman, and Acting Secretary of State Dean Arheson. f International)
Congress Receives
Gen. Wainwright
And Studies Probe
Array of Problems
Now Resting Upon
Lap of Law Makers
W.i hington. Sept. In (AIM
I :g c-s r :a i 1'!u i ' >day .v :i;
tin- Meni i ■! I! m .Did the e he i1.
.11y. o! !\. : l!.,r.p.:.
1 • start tht first : ill week ■ •! its
■ 11 ■ ; . i ■: iom” -i • -loM i py formally
■ p p . . i ; (1 p - .I 'P:1t'1,ir. VI \\ , a a
\\ • g I ' p p '
a cne ess-ntl 1 ill', e IJRati' 'll into the
-11 . 1 leceinbel
I ft 1 ;
I >': p , ,i. i ■ p i:! C ,1.*1 i 111.1 t :n re
\\ . • . i'll e'l cil\ > is. > .;p.l* I 'S
e . ; :i.
v: .a ..'Ii' tile
, 11 i : o ,in.i preside'dial ..;.
1' f ’ * ''Is
CieiK a I W iivv ight,
, i eiuiei ed ’In I’’i! lippi m - tin
11 tei . . ! ..'It ' .gilt. v, p ■
: I ' .eriilli'd t ■ inaUe pel "'I..I |ipi'.-.r
Se 11 a t n •
H « i: ' . ' . 1, tht
la"isc :i"pe.- t" di pose il nate
-sect 1 pinti' :i e.il'mg lor the Pear
Jl : I'lPi' i:;- e -ligation.
The l.p- ..kei iii.--.iM-.ed
•. . At my-Navy mi . y ■
'.P int. ..:; : .iii ; pel ideip! -' ■ i.v : •> 1 1 ' • -
g Phis :l.p.- situ turn '1 >
matte : -
Peace! ' y—(
today iiat t Navy I'■
79 '
Ill'll it-.- t an it has now . i tie ehaii
. ■ ; till' Si :i..t;' i.ml l i ci -" ....
i •! ittei . Senator Wol-.'i and Rep
I' .'!)' : IV e Vin." »l . planned to mt
(i ei e-".u’ i p'l- t " per::. it til '1 la y
a 1'ird P at ' a :. eon m.Utt's I
.ii'iv v.p lilt hold lit the lUat'.ei ..Mt-1
• a. t u dy t h e e f feel
e d .o’, bombs mi.gnt
hav i ig 1 lit. ; c vv r at sea.
Tu, Xav y ttiea vv... i oe to ke« ;
42.000—tu in
ee, 24 12.*
i ' i -■ a pa : ,er.-. . '■! ten ot "Ur 1 1.
tool ton eai, mrs, all T9 • t o it' i-.-v ft
i ,:i' -. :ii 18 "ill "t 2 4 bait ie
ship •: tht total p
II vv ever, en'.y oite-tb.i
kept : ply manned, another thiru
a md tht
n :i a.iirlei vv uId oe iu-1 i idle a.- an
t-tneI gi v l.p,l a.!, g.
Jju J ’ I ’.V 11 .1 !Ue
1 I - ... I i . - b i ’ I 1 i a
' p three-man tv pin property
: d with a single a.t" m-l ■''*1 ’■ •
Apja.tv at by the House cen eei -
tain.
Airport \tth igh tht St
i " ■ t ill eaciy in
bt asked to con i- a nea
signed to -inn' civilian airport d
\ el pment. d he bill. In', lowing t
general presidential thinking
that line, would .. ithor ze the gov -
mi : , i ’ .:p: i $5C)( million in
the lies! t i i yea > to a 1,1 8.1 Hill lie vv
tlyi: a liel.i • and rep. ir about 1 ..'Oil
others States, cities and counties
vv onli 1 have to put up the .ante
amount "1 money as the govern
ment
Aton . bon b Tw < • Texan - plac id
them-. : . u'> in op; " -ite .’-.tie'- ol the
fence ,m what t . pin with this -evict
Chairman Conn. lv. ■: tin Senate
foreign Rclatio > l mitlee. ad
W'e silo Id keep it to ourselves. 11
provide tin- seem i'v eounei "t th*1
United Malictns th in air '
capalile ot defending itself against
©r- . . .,»•
H . iicpn a*. '.. ■ •
- -im
! Defer \ oie
Osi Harbor
Disasters
Precise Nature Of
Inquiry Uncertain
As Congress Delays
\ V: i ; n : i, Si,,'. In i A 1 ’) -
Final actum on leg si:.turn « ailing for
cmgri >-i 1. i! im.Vs’• ion ot ;;»• i
I ‘ - A li.,: i h : cl is.tsh t .‘. ,.- oil erred
today ij\ the II hi,' e ..: ' . am ■ rr. >y.
A: la.- siiggi >!ion i ■: i )em irratic
1 .eaciei McC'ori M , sett
'.'a Hi 'ilso set aside i i i ■ i a >a ; In de
!'«•* Hie i ■]" -al 1,>1)lii•:, ,w . wit:, 1 lie
lid . amendment.- e Id be
m i ered ! reely.
Republicans lia\ e sen oil i 11. o
1 o. . i. intend ont to
tai ittBee.-lig.it mg ■■ mint;ttee.
As !> -si : U! i..::' ias!y io. Soa
a-I • a■ !■•". . > o.,.Is
so an in,| ir> i,y . lon-mi’nine:
. Iiilttee. tin. Dor no. its ana tW"
e Re) o '
o,.oil parl y ,, i id oao!i ;,raiioii.
\V.':: : ,■ '■ ••it.- >
tened by quesi i
!. Wi.otlui Koa i Am ra! Hus-;
i ,.:i K. K ::II. :an al eniniu.,ui at
: ■ , ■ Pm w :., ■: the .la|
:,t-o >’ i n. a. will ot)no.-1 'O' o i rt - j
i :oar!i..l the N.o. y has hti red hr. .
it. Y\ ell , - et Navy doeu
■ill!. >1 aid he made pul die
again.-: ,>1: ii'ia! \\ ishes.
i .on two ■i 'ins w i v ra i - ed
'. i , t .i - .' at —
il l to I I'u ’. S, vi ot.,r\ o l..o N.o \
!■',,, ros'.a! ' , l 'ha in \V. .a ■ I .'tr
Si a.,to X.. .At' on . A'cc. \V. I-h re
a porta,:.s of tho It '.'or In it
I-',,!': i stal di: closed thill he had ,-!
li red K rule! i ail ojien 1 rial : 'I a
li tier ilat. a A igu.-t I’ll, the tia.v he
nce 1 t ..di'.' 1.01 released 'all
! Hidings 11 Army and Navy bii.ird.
- ot . |, ’,, i n\ c-i iga! o tin' no 1,1 a y d is
a.-ter. Kimnu 1'. w ho I mg ad do
tided a cuurtinart 1, did not reply
immediately and a second letter w.i
m nt last wi ek. d here ho- been »"
,. i ,, not eitt of any respi 11
Stocks Stead\ On
Strength Ot Rails
In I .ate Dealings
i v, , York” So ' in. (AIM
Strengt ot wait d specialth
i steadied the stork . .o' : -! iy an
even the lately Ion nt" . Iden rail
i d spla ved ra I 'y. ’, g ' e: h"io o
At pe - i" ah ■ >n ,
Pep.-i-CX1 la. A no o
! (lcue: a 1 Mot- and A
I phone. Ahead w ere l S S'o
l Chrysler. Southern I’aol.o an:
J 1 Jounl.'IS Ai reral't.
the secret should be given to An
curity e nmeil. heeause "i! is inevit
! , i, |«. that , it her nat ions will nk
| . . «
KOREANS DEFY RULE OF JAPS
Washington Acclaims Wainwright
_ I ______ i _
Two Hands
Al Airport
On Arrival
Wife of General
Greets Hero Upon
Landing of Plane
Wa hington, - In fAI’I!
(a n. r 11 .1. i, Al. W .i::cvi ight
(n mi I. in :.|i!i ml. eturned .
hero a tin- li i
" i; ■ h'ln.rs of Jaj
pri.-im.-.
'lilt- hero i . Oonogicinr an i\Or I a'
the e ipii l*s naliomil ' ' l.2:2fi
p. m. KWT Hi- v. it• . "Kitty.” wa
.I t< eet ' a i ■ leppei
Ip tn an A y -:i'-rt c . •
t the nat ■ <.
-.1 Or*. •• M 11 ' m
ol staff, . | nied Mrs Wain
I 1 • . t trim f f i ci
stood in lino to meet it.* n i irning
hero.
II vv., ■ • Unit
years \!o ■ 1 , ■. 1 i( -
two b;itri greeted him at tin
airport
They had ' . A t' • r: ■ .: ain'ts to -
g< ' i r, “S . nv’ V\ t .a ; had
to answer the acc. *:ii ol a crowded,
cheer ng capita!. T 'gethc! tire co ipe
i '-'gall li a|)pI', e-1j.11■ Uia 1 day o:
g U . '-decked streets
appeal unccs hi .ore (..'-ingress and
the White 11 ll.-e reef nr v. itll Presl
.ient Truman.
The Army co.nmandi :. who tough!
the Japanese < it' igait t ov< -
v. aeiming ■ dds until liis small force
ran ut )I unition. was ace..
i . niecl here hy !o . i " rudes who
s! ed that ordeal with him.
W linw right v. as snffering with a
toothache. He stopped i ft in Omaha
for a treatment, hut then v. as m
diration it v. • it Id interfere with his
reception ami round ol .-peech-nial;
ing.
MacArthur
Dissolves
Jap Office
Tokyo. Sept. 10. — l VP' —
General MacArthur struck Jap
anese militarism a death blow
today by ordering the imperial
general headquarters abolished,
and simultaneously clamped a
press and radio censorship on
the beaten empire Vs supreme
commander, he issued a direc
tive that the headquarters must
dissolve by September 13.
General headquarters y\as set
up in ID-10 a lew months before
Pearl llarboi to coordinate
Army and \av\ activities.
While the occupation of Juli
an moved shrew dp, sparks ;tey\
in Korea over MarArlhur's po
licy of maintaining Japanese
administrators in oflice.
On the Air Again
ORIGINAL "till MARLENE" of the
pong that fighting men loved, Lila
Andeison is pictured in Germany,
where she is again broadcasting
after once being barred by Gocb
bcL because she confessed feeling
son v for Jews The song “Lili Mar
lene” was heard on the air about
' the time of the North African cam
paign and became a favui ite among
men of all the armies. Allied and
r- eioiG
JAP SNUBS US ON YOKOHAMA ROAD
HERE THE CAMERA CATCHES one of Utf in. ’.I t,t that tin tv h born
telling, of Jap soi ti es turning tin ir bach on our [ forci Re
garded as childish, tlie gesture is Inf :o\ ! t have been si , *• I or
ordered by .Tap authorities This s< oi.i ■ .toe ruus to Y A
U. i>. jeep stopped while the picture was . ...Jo. (/ u. rim: tonal)
Quisling Convicted,
Sentenced To Death
For Aiding Germans
London. Sept. Id—( Vi*)—The
Oslo radio announced today
that Vuilun Quisling iiad been
convicted oi c it antes ol hluh
treason and condemned to
death.
S'rojMUim inu ol tile sentence
by the court winch tried Quis
ling for cooperation with the
(icrinaiis duriiu the occupation
of Norway was broadcast di
rect from the court room.
Utl it •;.. • :n \ a a leu.i.. r. n:» the
deal it penalty a X ■>. a ay. ‘ ■ ~ri>
fence Will be executed :>v a ••],
soldiers iirinu ten bullet*•.'
ruder the l..\\. Q ..s!:nu all ap
peal to tile - t .: e • W 1 .T.
can eontnu.te the sentence hat can
I. ; ..at: .• it. The i>:v . judge
Qu
r'ri k S V.n, w 1,.. al.~ . . - a • i, trt ,i ■
r ■' r! i- i t:• i* o:r .1: '..a1
er.i..:i 1 v. mild - ... ,.ny ...>
pea:
Unit 1) . hag eld ... -
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V. I. ... 1! .1 A ; ,r e\ivu
lio.M 1 . be nr: i ut . . ihiee
u ee
Q: : ig. ■. . m \ ■ -
Mr;. .- i>rv\. 1 r array and .1 iormer
def< ; ] -' ; fne 1 'Utio.n
d::ri! _■ :!:e t "ft Woe!; • . ..t 'Ll
t : : ' 'ft'.: 114 11. lu 1 . 11. ..: Itf Ad
. >1: . .:i Peec :.. it-. . : I'Ail. and
-. 4 then to invadi X nyay.
Refuses To [ alk
Ot Charges Upon
FDR As ‘Criminal’
T.>ky *. S. I i At’) Gene .
'(’••.I . a d. ’ - a.. .
premier In.mi e.i '•hr ;.:ta.-.., o..
Pen i i im. < . ;
a!. *
Anna Van
rc.-l>.m.-mm 'y ' ... '.a.y : • v. a .
bat :;. : :i: -a > _’/lit dim y. < v.
The ■ ne-t ■ ' ■ • I' A •. w
now - . qn i ti.v :. -
li. rt«1 i dal 1 11 ' - a I iky a . . -a l
fkitty In nit
v\ hethe it be l
W.. I* a. ... :..11 del etin'
•a . . i - a . . £ 1
talk at . ally ' :. m i.a yi.- . '... -
[ng !r<>:: leeiv -eyed !\ i.•
hearty . . ;. a .
A 1.:: ■ a ..a i .. i.a; ly
placed da ■ a e-an . t i tu.
us tuat ‘1 11 • a\; a ted In >a via i
■1
a fetin' I da;- iila:!'. leiun't t
mg lh. id- : i ; nad
than
hari k Id ' a.-. 'I a.i
him.'a; 1 '.imply . a: 'in'.I ‘ a ■, n i y.
II,' am . ■: da a • \.
ill tb a, a;. ’ " 11 a ,
tight I.' ' ;e fin.,'il in tile ' . Id. W...
ends ■ i< v ire dee! I.
respect « y
a id MncArtlu
respect v elt its .veil i t li i
aili '. a a
\ a
start a 1 ■ ■■■ • ia n ati w ;i i \v
p a:n dictate ! Ja|
ant id 11 .
the A ■ ■ ■ . . S i.nan. . al a.
"Ye i • I i ad i; - and > • .1
able t -i ; .• h:: now. !'• ' hi ■
t, .;'!;ili - ■ “"i . : ’ .0'vt’;. a '; .. . ;: .
ilia\ i i dd: raidlv
T . i • aw. I a ■ i' an
'mm ' • I * • r an the i npe: , ail
yd . ii ■ v Id ten the Xei ;i
si a a na i.i a i S i >t a. i a I i \
! L. S. lieioals
J?
Domination
in Balkans
W.r- S. \1 ’ i A'l
. IlM' S: I 1 111. , .A . \ i lit-. |
lu.nd- " : '-u.,U»d Hal
• . • k ' . i. !j ■ •... :. • , i
iv:*ta.iri ivjtvti »ti by thw
j-; • •, , ■. j j ’ t _ t •
j 1 • . > .. > t , ;,i Lno
j L::. v i t ■. i . ! ■; .
| I II.I Si , \ S' ' .
Bvri ■ . Ft I'ijin V . it ami
Kttfoi;, i k uni mi- M. a . R.u
I VVdh Hit C’ lu-f i Fit m-ii
Eor.ei.yn seeve't t ■. thc\ trill )t>n
•
i O ' l' ‘ U.'I I t1
; ■ . ' Bulk
“Vo
dr : V ii ;t "I A . -X I I A ■
n ■ nt ra t. a J i. an • • ,v!t uardt i
■ ■ \ \ i ■ . 1
i Continuing
Power Is
Resented
MacArthur Asserts
Militarism Will Be
Rooted From Japan
T>•!;>•... Sc,.:, in i Api Oc f....
>!-•: i-.iri Through .-..eiicra dayan a::.:
K. „ ay. ; ■ 1.., |, ri
ll it A . . . -
\i-thu null m
tv/1 • st..te:vu :.' !:'•!: }»••> nc v. . t ..
quarter.' in :: .<• V S Ka.ba'sy in
" . C)n< ■ It
' : ' ■ ’ ' ' ' '
• ■ . ■ i •
j made secure.
Tti the .fiii'ai'.csi- Mi.eAv!:: r ..n
liouifded that freedom ■■: s;>ee. i.
be e raged ted i.n’v y the
tic:• cuds ni ::Hilary .'ec u itv.
m ^ -
Tokyo Rose'
ratterson
Slated For
Hi li i >nrt
W.. •. iim Sept. in. - - AIM -
Presidci :t ’I mai ' too t :
; - "pie on Capitol liiii .: he doesn't
■ - n i up tile tippoinln:ent this week
-a |[iihert i ’. 1 \ittvrs1 11 to tin S . -
j p: e e C Hi; t.
i 1 ' • ■ . 'ii.-. .. ■ -
i re'arv ot wtir. is a Republican. 1;
Vssoeiat
a. t )Well .1. H Hie."-. Ri • oh. -It
. a. no e led.
\!:' I i ail isn't enifeusi.e t k' about
i'. '!i .-i in's i\ eo:'d as - i dor se, e
‘... v i ■! war The ' . - ■ IH" ' I : at it ‘1!
well when Mr. Trim.an Was ho..d
o' the Senate wai inYcs'.iria'.uiir a in
nit'- i I.' tlie P e.- idi" .. ppa re':' \
. ' - >( ■ i . ;e< ■
a n -I'd ,i ndjje while be a is .- imi
1 e; u: die Federal l ircuit c nirt e:
Api e; Is.
\ aniainotos
Death Told
v. add dictate - .. . '- Wit.'
H i. el .
Sol April, 110-3, earn
'I
\ net the eoin'se Ms .a .1 eativ \
Press writer. 1<*
correspondent
H -
i.Ci'o nt related that ‘he en •
w . s - lari in M nr -. A.
\ , es .It. it w : Ut iw' ' '
Y - • • -"a wii’tiil ten e T ; .
he would a: rive ..t Buka . n.i •• - e
he w a in Id leave Hu U a to K - i
S \ Lmhtninus ami . >
wei a sent to the rand-’ .
ih- - cm in. >n\. iv cd. i - - -rled
AT AN INTERVIEW T i is Iva
- uate
of ' I' .' i t ■ rnia in
A’ - - - - n aa
" ■ •••••! • " S ' .d s rviow
• no* a
Ira ' i ' •:. U ■ ' 1 • and she
v. ■ ,'j enjoy
: dor prepa
id about
. t ' S i: cum
-"lid! ust—
lb or" pro
fs . :o. yi '...i i'OUIIcipflOtO)
Franco Will
Ask More Of
1 lie Reich
Ruhr and Rhineiand
Under Plan. Would Be
Internation Iized
•K inee
a Ruhr
..b.zed
■ 1 i '.cl ter-.
■ ,; .i> in
' i big
ug here
' ■ I ' ' ■ ssed
fit ilies
De i:.i. ■. Times,
S' • ■ : S :ved
1 • Great
I.. : b . re at
It; ; V t. i
v f'. . F. . • i M . Av Ri
■ . • :iie t ig
"lie west
> riand
■ H itl :md
A ' • tv nomie
:.1 ,eland.
i ■ i T’OIKi
e depends
»• 11,0(10—ton
< ..• ot e(*n
1: ,g , . draft
tackle
\\:..ch may
: d lea ted
y.:i; n :! the
...-t ashing
> astern
Oll'icial
• i red
: :' 'mats
: e ell
But the
K • c Groza
l - it.i n ap
' i Russian
-larding
h; neat,
v.. f 1 v ■
■ 1 lure
c enemy
■ i to be
cargo,
t vv. >
1 • did feet
d\e for
n not
a i Ya ■ imoto.
■ de
nt' the
WEATHER
! t» WH' ’ H ( \ l;Ol I\ \
I’arllx i i<»ud\ ami c ontinued
warm. xxith st ultrrect thun
dershowers tom .In. I uesuay.
i i • • t r I 1 , • nH not
so xv arm with scattered show
, I TS an.I 1 luimlel sHU ills. ^