Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 September 1945 — Page 20

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Bq SYDNEY 8S, WHIPPLE |. “He was a wholly bad character,” Roripps Howard War Correspondent | Galvin said. “He took pleasure in ABOARD THE HOSPITAL SHIP cutting and lancing sores and pull- Clash May Com Come Before BENEVOLENCE, Tokyo Bay, Sept. ing at them with tweezers.” : 12.—~A couple of Americans aboard! This man, Galvin said, was un-| November Voting. his ship are looking for a little questionably a dope fiend. He often) Jap they know only as Mr, Kono. fancied that the men were talking By PAUL GHALI | They want to shake his hand and about him: and ordered that they Times Foreign Correspondent | maybe get him a job as premier of be beaten with baseball bats, ATHENS, Sept. 12—Greek civil]

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war threatens to erupt any time the Jap Rovil wi ayonsla Used i lek {between now and the November- | had: not. been tor en © prisoners got SICK, scheduled general elections. a v which was frequently, the sick ones, This is the generally expressed Mp. Kono it 1s would be ordered to clean the bar-|view here today. likely that Lt, racks with a “sofu,” a mop without If another civil Dan Galvin, U. 8. a handle. While the men were on| war does break N,, Jamaica, Long their hands and knees scrubbing | out in this sorelyIsland, and En- ‘the Jap guards would prod them tried liftle coun- | sign Dave Loomis with bayonets until the men fell!try it will pe the lof New York, unconscious. | result of the Com fwould both. be | A teacup full of rice and thin|munist-inclined E. { dead by now. il pdtato soup was their only food | A: M. Nations] On this hos- Mr. Whivpl " lover long periods, Once a soup | Democratic Front} {pital ship. they ~ 4 PPI bowl of beans was provided for be ute . roney | are recovering from brutal torture {day's meal for the entire camp of | Abin Dalat the ‘notorious Omori prison 90 prisoners, Galvin. said, ’ In:

I maskinos it is | cam ' y ave st 00 pc unds | » | Famp. hey have lost 80 pe “One lieutenant died of starva- opined. each from malnutrition,

io Ition,” Galvin said. “Unquestionably | The E. A. M. M as educated hn r. Ghali Mr Kony, he Was dca ol > it was starvation. I tried to make | {brought its cur= 4 [the United States, him eat, but his throat was .so rent attacks against the government after their beatings. He admiiis- swollen "he couldn't’ swallow.” Ansll? 2 climax over the week-end by! | tere sdieine y g eo, H led! tered medicine and good advice e| | other man died of broken bones) {publishing a manifesto. This called even smuggled food and newspa-| for .the abdication of the “pro-| sors to them af the risk of his life, because of no medical care, {Fascist regent, the resignation of HF “The worst beating 1 had was for] 1 -Fascist i and brought the cheering news of the equally pro-Fascis premier, | Jans successes in the Pacific, (talking to my fellow prisoners. I petros Voulgaris, and the departure

| was knocked down 12 times by of British troops. Galvin’s Story | Puriches in the face, General Strike Failed “Mr, Kono was the only bright] Food for Fly-Killing | Simultaneously, E. A. M,, which!

| spot in. an otherwise unbearable “When our bombers raided Japan in trying to gain control of Greece

{life,” Galvin sai the story of his St Feb. 16, the guards ordered all|last December, brought more de-! a3 Calvin som db AY Sr 3 the shutters closed but our boys struction on the country than the mens Som tn Joe. io. wa Becked out and saw our B-aga, German Invasion and four year oe at Chichi Jima, in June, 194, his gp 0% 4 Th Sl Tl er the CUP on put. tog pted to, {survival seemed miraculous. {transform local strikes of Athens | : : raids became frequent our treat-| i He is a black-haired, soft-spoken | i workers—who demanded salary in {ment and the sluggings became ses—into a general strike. The young man, now happy at the] d he fii crease B Yi | thought of returning to his wife,| worse, and all the fliers were put) called on all proletarians to stand | Dorothy. in solitary confinement on half | by their Athens brothers. a ; wae Tations, | Instead, Athens workers went] | After being shot Sow he as “We couldn’t believe the reports back to work, So the efforts of E.| Picked up y ® Jap ye | from Mr. Kono about the atomi¢|A. M. have failed thus far. | was warned, “1 you do het 4 witr, | bomb. We thought probably it was| However, though E. A. M. has lost, Dit a Bad wiisgen Jak, omething HEE the Malgtoy “bread- much bi Ly 2 oe He Sores a y ’ ” masses—who desire less polititca i sket, | Later he was taken to the Omori] Loomis broke in and said that on| agitation Jnl, Sucre Sec Teal: |camp where he met a Jap phar-| Aug. 25 the planes from the ygg | ism—is § e best arme est {macist mate, Yorktown “buzzed over us and sig- {equipped and richest political party)

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“They showered down cigarets,!thizers out of Greece's total popuCUSTOM ‘BLINDS | roo and everything they had in!lation of 7,000,000 MADE | | their pockets. Later they came back | Among its latest recruits E. A. M. S-A-L-E ! || vith parachute supplies. Well al- numbers some of Greece's most im- | | ways regard the Yorktown as our [portant industrialists. SL 96 Average || mother,” Loomis said. Its means of pressure are simple. | | Window He'll never swat another ay. {Most Greek industrialists like many | i r { their opposite numbers in other Ask About the New| | | Loomis said. The reason is that|® | REMOV-A-SLAT | | | the Japs paid one bowl of rice oF ed with the Germans: Siats Sip Out for | one cigaret to every man wh quring ihe occupation, "Cleaning m O| Well-armed, tough E. A. M. par-| MIST WET: brought them 100 dead flies. But | tisans threaten them with summary | TE IT {if the count was short even two or execution if they no not ‘co-op- —~ —— — = three the entire lot was thrown on erate.” |

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tossing gold bars around like butter, according to Leland Howard, assistant director of the mint.

The experts were helped by captured shipping records listing the| Reichbank gold. These showed the way the bars had been stacked n

——_———— mmm Ll Howard, the other mint officials, two Bank of England coin experts,| io Berlin bank and the soldiers 50 American soldiers and assorted followed the same system. This’ ‘way |

Put Yo {German and Italian prisoners spent all the gold was accounted for. (lwo, and a half months in the| myere were nolo two, sses, H Eczema Itch {crowded badly ventilated shelter . Svard said,

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