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: Japanese, was given a full ‘military tuberculosis” and _beri-beri, . was funeral yesterday. : brought home July 2 when army An army guard of honor fired | PBYSIclans $a] he had “only 43 f {hour's to live. - aid : ee Tolevs yer He srarten of He lingered for more - than a

. month after medical experts sald was lowered into the:grave. Tears | Cia : med down the faves of many | De should be dead.” But last Friday

of the 2500 to 3000 spectators. he suffered a fatal asthmatic at-

‘As the final strains of wTaps” | tACK- . sounded, hundreds of onlookers . gppoRT RELATIONS RESUMED rushed to the gravesidd, seeking By UNITED PRESS : flowers. or other souvenirs of the] Finnish and Romanian broadcasts gallant veteran of the march of said last night that Russia has deBataan, | cided to resume diplomatic relations Cpl. Newman, ill of malnutrition, ' with Finland and Romania.

_ {FORT WORTH, Tex, Aug. 7 (U. P.)~Police today guarded the final ‘resting place of Cpl. Jim Newman to keep souvenir hunters from the flower-banked grave of the hero who lost his fight for life but won the hearts of a nation. Newman, 26-year-old victim of “three years imprisonment by the

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JOHNSON FUNERAL WILL BE IN CAPITAL

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7 (U, P.).— Funeral arrangements were being made today for Hiram Johnson, California’s 78-year-old Republican senator who died in his sifep yesterday of cerebral thrombosis.

Announcement of burial was being hed up pending the arrival from California of the veteran

‘statesman’s son, Hiram.: He was ‘| expected sometime today.

The body probably will be- taken to California for interment after simple services here. In keeping with Johnson's wishes, the family was expected to rule out the elaborate ceremony of a state funeral Miss Mary A, Conner, hired by

Johnson as his secretary when he|

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CONGRESSMAN ON TOWN’S "BALL TEAM MITCHELL, Ind. 'Aug. 7 (U. B.). —Rep. Earl Wilson (R. Ind.) came home from congress to join. the Mitchell Merchants baseball club. Rep. Wilson played in his second baseball game in six years Sunday with the squad, aiding them in a 12-to-5 conquest of the Paoli, Ind. Jaycees. ‘ The congressman went to bat three times and singled once in the seventh inning. He scampered home

from first on a triple by a teammate.

eral” governor of California, said the senator would have wanted spartanly simply arrangements. “He always said we were to see that when he died there was no

came to Washington in 1917 from state funeral” she said. “He hated his triumphs as the “fighting lib-lthe pomp and ceremony.”

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~ DENVER, Colo., Aug. 7 (U, P.).~ Senator Ed ©. Johnson (D. Colo.), said today that Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson “would turn white and swoor™ if he realized the support Johnson had received in his campaign to reduce the size of the nation’s fighting forces. The Colorado senator said his efforts—toseale down the size of the army had received the backing of “discontented, disgruntled serv. icemen who are not averse to fighting but are resentful of being kept in what they describe as idleness.” Johnson said he had received plaudits for his stand from military men in the Pentagon building in Washington and far-off posts in

Japs Won't Quit, NEW YORK, Aug. 7.—Nearly

two-thirds of the American. people think Japan will not surrender un-

til she is beaten as thoroughly as

Germany was, the Fortune Survey of Public Opinion disclosay tdtay, .In spite of intensified U. 8. assaults upon the Japanese home islands, the American public looks for a tough war ahead in the Pacific, as repiies to Fortome's ques-

the south and. western Pacific theaters of war. “Thousands of these men have gone through as many as five courses of basic training, and area commanders do not, or can not, as-

sign them to active duty or recommend transfers or discharges,” Johnson said.

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RICE GETS SCHOOL POST COLUMBUS, Ind, Aug, 7 (U. P.). —Walter H. Rice of Columbus will succeed Forrest V. Carmichael as superintendent, of the Bartholomew county schools. Carmichael ree signed effective Aug, 15 to become secretary of the Indiana State Teachers’ retirement fund.

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