Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1945 — Page 4

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TOKYO, Sept. 19 (U. P.).—Lt. Gen. 8hizuichi Tanaka, commander of Japanese eastern army headquarters, personally quelled a revolt by a group of young officers, the Tokyo newspaper Mainichi said today. The revolters had seized control of the imperial palace in an effort to fore-| stall formal announcement of Japan's surrender, Mainichi stated. ‘The 2ewspaper gave a detailed account of the “uprising, which assertedly was made by a group of SS ish Japanese general staff officers,

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Mainichi sald the officers killed!ered to the Swiss government.) Lt. Gen, Mori, commander of the imperial guards, imprisoned Gel. have seen different developments | 10 him. Shigeru Hasunuma, chief aide de and the emperor's desire for recon- | camp to the emperor. The paper said the rebels severed have been nullified, but for (Tana- | palace from the chief of staff of! telephone communications Trom the kas) strong sense of responsibility | nnerial guards” he shouted: palace before they were dissuaded and bold decision between AUg. 14| «pm going over there right away by Lt. Gen. Shizuichi' Tanaka, com-|and the morning of Aug. 15.” mander of eastern army headquar-~|

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Officers Seized Palace To Sta

| described as several general staff chief,” Tanaka was said to have

{officers above the rank of major {shouted to the insurgent guards, who

script of acceptance of the Potsdam | gate. declaration would be + shad intended .to take some steps

Tokyo Newspaper Reports.

|fighting to the bitter end.” Issued Forged Qrders At 1 a. m, Aug, 15 they attacked!

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a | fused {after thE officially controlled Tokyo | Mainichi said

lining emperor's laccount continued.

Killed Gen. Mori {allied occupaticn had been deliv-|

Mainichi said that “history might sown upon” Hasunuma and

Mainichi said that when Tanaka | yacoript

struction of a peaceful Japan might | paard about developments in the.

and kill all of them.” Tanaka, who committed suicide

Young Militarists Killed Commander of “who had heard the imperial re-let him pass through the palace : . ye This was about 4 a. m. Imperial Guard, Cut Telephone Wires, | issued and | matnichi said; ; Meanwhile, the insurgents were "|necessary to have the emperor re-|scouring the palace for Koicho Kido, {consider so they could continue/lord keeper of the privy seal. had moved his room .that night, however, and the searchers were unsuccessful, Mainichi said.

: “Ta then lectured to the {headquarters of the imperial guards! naka and killed Mori after he had re-|JOUNg officers for three hours that

[they must not commit outrages t y R Yo ollaborate. with . them once the emperor had reached a de-

The Mainichi_ version, however, radio said that the emperor would The guard officer in charge was| “pon” fhe Heount Rl com- | did not wholly confirm previous re-| accept the allied terms. lihen imprisoned, and the plotters] Four 0! ie young © Cc 5" some rts that an uprising had taken (It assertedly ended at 7 a. m. | c.g forged orders which included | pro —c.ae on pola po . ; } «] 8 {others were taken to the guard place at such a time as to affect about three hours after the Japa |disarming the guards at the| pos surrender negotiations between nese Yepiy to the Bliss Joe Ol | emperor's personal quarters, the| ae. revolt. It’ confirmed, wilght

| provide a possible explanation for a When the entire palace had been | gejay of some 24 hours between the {surrounded the insurgents “swooped | prope radio announcement at 2:49 impris-| 5 1m. Aug. 14 (12:49 a. m. Aug. 14 Indianapolis time) that the imperial would be soon” and its actual delivery by | the emperor over the radio,

CONSTITUTION FOR INDIA LONDON, Sept. 19 (U. P).~Lord Then after “meditating” Tanaka|Wavell, viceroy of India, announced

forthcoming

ters. |Aug. 24, restored order to the Im- graphed his revolver and with his|over the New Delhi radio today that (Mainichi'’s account of the as- perial compound after talking 1o|gdjutant (a major Tsukamoto) ac-|Britain will make good its promise serted revolt was not immediately leaders of the uprising for more sompanying him’ sped his car at top| of ‘self-rule for India in the near confirmed. The uprising was sald than three hours, the newspaper speed to the palace,” the account future by convoking the Indian asto have begun at 1 a, m. Aug. 15— said, sald, | sembly to draft a national constiTokyo time--more than 10 hours Participants in the revolt were! “Stop, I'm the commander in| tution.

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BARKLEY. WILL HEAD PEARL HARBOR PROBE

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19 (U. P.), —Senate Democratic Leader Alben W. Barkley took over today as head of congress’ Pearl Harbor investigating committee. He was confident it would complete its work within three months. Barkley was chosen chairman late yesterday at the first organizational meeting of the special 10-man joint committee appointed to° make a complete investigation of the Dec. 7,

Proud of His Dad

N. Meridian st., has been announced by Charles A. Sanders, post commander. . The post will hold its first meeting in the new headquarters tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. State officers have been invited to attend the meeting and housewarming party. Newest in the state V. F. W. department, the post has been holding meetings since its inception this

summer in the Strayer post quarters.

1041, naval disaster. Jere Cooper| Ernie Pyle documents / ; pict (D. Tenn.) was chosen vice chair-|and other relics are being ee man,

the post for decorating the new headquarters.

Barkley told reporters that the two elections and “getting ac-| . quainted” were all that happened | (Quick Relief From ssn “=v \during the hour-iong closed session. | . Envy of his playmates is Paddy [He said another meeting probably | Devereux, #bove, 11-year-old son wil be held later this week to con- |

of Marine hero Lt.-Col James [sider his nomination for the im-| 40 years ago a Buffalo druggist | created an ointment for relief from Devereux, Wake Island command- portant job of committee counsel. |¢he itching and smarting of Piles. er recently freed from Jap prison

[nt brought such quick camp. The lad arrived in Wash-

ANOTHER JAP DOES IT | soothing, astringent relief that its ington to greet his father wearing | LONDON, Sept. 19 (U, P.) —Lt. fame spread throughout the couna Marine Corps insignia and a Gen. Hamada Hitoshi, deputy chief 'ry. and made Peterson’s Ointment Chinese officer's cap, given him of staff of Japanese forces in Siam, R Javurite in thousands of homes. by his grandfather, Col. John P. [committed suicide Sept. 7, the Jour druggist for a 35¢ box of Wel . Peterson's Ointment today, or 60e elch, army quartermaster in the {Southeast Asia command officially | tube with applicator. Money pack CBI theater of war, lannounced today. lif you are not delighted with relief.’

ters of Ernie Pyle Post No. 1120, | V. F. W, in the Marott hotel, 2625!

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