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Bringing G. l.’s Home. WASHINGTON, May 10 (U, PD.

~The army hoped today. to send|one énemy prisoner of war back to Europe for every American soldier brought home for discharge. 4 « This would shippall 400,000 Ger-| man and Itallan war prisoners out | of the country as quickly as possi-| bie, although the war food admin- | istration had hoped that farmers | could have the use of at least 100,- | 000 prisoners this summer .to help | with the harvest, (Rep, Gerald W. Landis (R. Ind.) said yesterday that prisoner of war | camps would be established in Indi-| ana to meet the labor needs of the |

- gtaje’s canning industry, His state- |

ment, however, was issued prior to the army's announcement of its] changed plans regarding prisoners.) Plans Reversed | The army's plan to bring more | than 100,000 additional prisoners to this country before the harvest was | abruptly reversed with the end of | hostilities in Europe. | The prisoners to be sent back will go on ships that have brought American soldiers and equipment | to this country and are returning for more. .Since the army expects |

“to bring 845,000 men home in the)

next three months, it was tndi- | cated that most prisoners would be gone by harvest time, + There were 396,703 axis prisoners | in the U. & on May 1, including | 343,115 Germans, 50, 302 Italians and 3286 - Japanese, Some 30,000 mem-~.| bers of Italian service units will | have priority for return to Italy.

*. Demands for prisoner of war la-|

bor, which 1s paid at prevailing | wages though the. prisoner gets | only 80 cents a day with the rest

going to the government, have ext

ceeded the supply available.

| The idea of sending a prisoner | away for every U. S. soldier brought | home for discharge was said to be based on the assumption that there |

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Army-Lays Down’

WASHINGTON, May 10 : P.).—The army, a victorious but cautious institution, has decided that it is safe now to dispose of the ‘wooden rifles it used to train “American soldiers in the early’ days of the war. This was disclosed today when the office of price administration

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established a’ retail ceiling price of $4.50 apiece for the dummy rifies. About 15,000 of thé are now available, OPA sald, The wooden guns are a reasons able facsimile ‘of a .30-caliber. army rifle, complete with leather

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would thus be one discharged U. 8. soldier for every job left by axis prisoners, Policy toward prisoners held in the U, 8. is in sharp contrast. with! that toward prisoners ‘held in Europe, where countries overrun by axis powers are anxious to obtain! German prisoner labor to rebuild their devastated cities and transport. Officials here indicated today that the western allies would probably send most-of the 4,000,000 German soldiers captured on the Western front to reconstruction jobs in liberated nations, | Outside of Russia, which has left

little doubt it intends ‘to put to gM inute

work the 3,000,000 or more German

prisoners it holds, six’ countrieg ap- ®

pealed this week for «more than 3500000. German and Italian prisoner-laborers. France, Holland, Belgium, Luxembourg, Yugoslavia and Greece joined in the request, agreeing they did not | want “slave labor” but would pay | the prisoners at daily rates agreed] to under the Geneva’ convention. | U. 8. rated of pay to prisoners are| fixed by this convention. The Russians, not subscribers to! the convention, are not bound to| pay their prisoners or to return! them at any specified time; time,

NEW BRITISH TANK USED IN LAST DRIVE

LONDON, May 10 (U. P.)—A

‘new and heavily armored cruiser

tank called the” “Comet” was revealed today as one of the secret weapons that helped the British advarice from the Rhine to the Elbe in the last days of the ‘Eu-i ropean war,

Described as the fastest and most F: heavily armored ‘tank in the Brit-1

ish arsenal, the Comet mounts a | TT-millimeter gun equipped with a super-accurate aiming device. The tonnage of the new tank was

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the late foolball - coach Knute Rockne, today was under sentence | to serve 30 days im county. jail and | five years probation on his plea of guilty to passing $275 in bad checks.

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