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By Science Service WASHINGTON, Sept. 10—Loss of muscle strength in victims of polls can be prevented by stimuating the muscles with electrical current, the American Congress tbs. | Of Physical Medicine was told fess) here today.
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“Yokoyama, Manila’ s ‘Nero,’ aces War Crimes Court
Former Jap General Accused of Direct
Responsibility for City's Destruction By PAUL 8. KATIGBAK, Times Foreign Correspondent
"MANILA, P. 1, Sept. 10—-Mantia's “Nero” is due for his
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Crimes court. Specific vessssunares [email protected]| Will be deliberate destruction of churches as well as public and
private buildings, not to atrocities committed troops against civilians,
Capt. C. R. Palad,
Priipins army prosecutor, wil the case against Yoko Another Philippine officer will conduct the defense.
yams.
Arrived In 1044 Yokoyama arrived
where for three years
of here, In December of that
military authorities crimes and atrocities). fense as ordered
land.
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and his capture. is now history. Bor.
ROO roars punishment. Slept Four Years
ANGERS, France,
fortable.. gelous of a lump in it.
a are 8% | American . 16% American Loan diss 98.. a 88 (Bastian ot Bion Bo ~~ ‘13 ens A . ro ‘i Columbia or 2» 80 . sen "es fh . i bs Ee ] : n 104 ae ae he 8 8.00. on Ce ah Can bor, 3, Ti oa i *axngaas
parently planted by the in
. iit pore y-trap when they retreated wom)
August, 1944, from Manchuria
been in charge of all railroads, |th 3.00 [Made commander of the anese Division, which he brought with: him, he established head-|t quarters at’ Wawa, 16 miles east
was placed in charge of the defense of Manila by supreme commander Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashita, (later hanged by Anariean or
Under:the plan for Manila’s deby Yamashita, Yokoyama was to assume command: once it was attacked by Jap ‘naval and marine forces then in Manila were commanded by Rear Adm. Iwabuchi, who turn’ took orders from
Denies Atrocities
Yokoyamd was eaptured Sept. 6, 1945, by troops of the U. S8.| 38th Infantry Division. He claimed; ignorance of any atrocities comSy mitted in Manila that he heard of them only after
17 | What happened in the hectic) sldays before the Japs fi as
" will have its last say when ilippine tribunal determines
Coprright ns by he, Jadisbapolls: Times
On Explosive Lump
(UP)~For four years Jean Pac-| : quet had slépt on the same mat-! tress and found it quite comBut last night he became con-
Today he ripped it open. It contained a German teller mine, ap-
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ppance. He is Shizuo Yokoyama, who as lieutenant general of the Japa. nese Army of Occupation, is accus€tl of being directly responsible ant Calves for for this city's dest in
Jeilled. Yokoyama will shortly stand trial before the National War
gunman,
the two sons
charges
yetaran
here in he had) dr 8th Jap-
unable to year he
war
declared
nally deBut his-
Clear Up Mystery
mentor Of Collars on Seals
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 (UP) ~The Interior Department. today s licleared up the five-year-old mystery of the strange rubber collars adorning the necks of nine Alaskan seals.’ It turns out,
shake them off.
the department sald, that the seals are wearing|Simpson said. the remains of rubber food bags to Japanese troops onh|complice, eutians during the war, The seals, then you big appetites, apparently plunged theit heads through the necks of the bags to get the food and were
the depart-
Texas
widow.
chair
Swaggering Killer Offers to Sell Eyes For Victim's Sons
A i LA i .,,,i’A’ NEW ORLEANB, Sept. 10 (UP) —A swaggering \red-headed apparently certain he will die for the murder of a detective, today offered to sell his eyes for $2000 each to educate
Dale Simpson, mitted shooting Detective Nicholas Jacobs to death during a wild jail delivery Monday, also said he would sign his GI insurance over to the detective’s
“ANYONE who is willing to put up $2000 apiece in the names of the two Jacobs boys (Nicholas Jr. ‘and David), so they can go to school, can have my eyes,”
Both Simpson and his aecEdward Miller, seemed sure they would go to the ters with|electric death. Simpson shot the detective while aiding Miller to escape during transfer Gulfport, Miss., jail to New OrIt gave their necks the appear-| leans. ance of the ‘rolled tops of a woman's stocking,” ment said.
Oil Output Hits Peak
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10. (UP) ~The country’s petroleum refining capacity rose last year to an all-time high of 6,034,252 barrels of crude oil a day, according to the Interior Department. ranked first in refinery output with 1,722,200 barrels of crude processed in 80 refineries daily.
PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE HERMAN. SAYS:
SOCIETY TO MEET The McGuffey Society will hold its first fall meeting tomorrow from 1:30 to 4 p. m. in the In_|dianapolis Public Library,
DIAMONDS—WATCHES SPORTING GOODS - GAMERAS
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GAMM years; in the Most (Tnderstandable yi avant of Auna,, father of Mrs. Phons Your Florist. sey, brother o arrie Charles a, of Phoenix, oy The Allied Florists Assn. péssed. sway hh 4 Puneral Sate Flowers Telegraphed GEOKGE w stiEn Re oy Anywhere ashingto ; Hoy Natt Chien, Prints rises. | FOR FUNERAL FLOWERS Josep! emote Priends may oall ai mortusry. soi h" Fenian | PR CHANGE OF GEORGE—Otis. sge 60, beloved hus- “CLAYPOOL FLOWER SHOP a, father of Mrs, Baskets, Designs Ld Lester Chicago: "born er of Alva 5 Roel sity, ! ro. mmond, Oumitery. Reasonable. TA-1008, Mn. Nelle Wakefield, § TS. Sours . Party leaving city. hy essie e AA hgo. Also survived by 3 grand: 8. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ch sed away
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10 a.m, at MEVER Friends invited. Burial, awood City city Ce PFrie y call at the
Zuneral e any time, QUION=Nelda a aay. age 44, Tother of Robert and Janet Guyon,
Bailey; sat wid Sy. Compidors evort Batley a ry. 3 1 mortuary, (i ; - aude L. 30. snot and ude L. Hume, brother
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New "Crown Cemetery, SERVICE. McCREARY — Mrs,
moth > George and Al Asche, Anna rby and Mrs. Charlotte "Petty Bn loT of Mrs. Carrie Becker, grandmot! Asche ZF Shicago, Merle Ricks Wasson, Merie
an Bernice Hawkins of Sndeoaach
olis, Sreat-grandmother of n Stuart je. Asch Iv. Joy WasBava nd Cheryl a ~ WednesA evenin: the home of her daughter, Hg Chasiotte Petty, 1350 Saturday 30 ne NER & y m. ANN . BUCHANAN RTUARY. Burial Crown Hill, Friends invited. Meo] X=—Pvt. John Jr. of 1139 N. Keysione Ave, entered into 33, 1044, at Leys. po) 21 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. John McKinney 8r., brother of Mrs. Caro-
Friends are welcome, urial Ro Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at a after noon Saturday. MOORE M SE
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Denison, Mrs, Magwire. iL Carter,
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PALAMARA—Domenici, ac! ) y Thurs-
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West Side Gos 1 Tabernacie, Friends may eall a FARLEY Rok, 1004 W. Morris St.
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mother of Mn. L Tay Mrs. "Marie Bilbrey, e Bigger, Mrs. Pearl Wester! ortelt, yd, Lasiie A. oe Sawrence Tew San; Sis of hans Mi.
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951 N. Delaware St
Jones & Hurt ‘S 3226 Shelby St.
OBERT W. Prospect.
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Zolah Ludeman, Mabel Straffor
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T CARD OF THANKS
Ris consolin essage, the Shirley Bes os vest Chapel for kind services
ure AND DAUGHTERS. DAVIS—We wish to thank our
ness, expressions of sympathy, beautiful floral tributes and many other courtesies eptended to us in our recent bereave- . the sudden Dassin of our son and . We Are especially grate~ ful to the tt Lewis for his words of consolation, the G. Home, and all
cent bereav beloved husband; the Basile of of ] rts e are especially grateful to the friends and neighbors for the “beautital Soral tributes, the Ameri Bell Telephone Post No. 154, the beautiful Seremony, the Rev. Wilson of Sania Church, the singer and ol Jordan Funeral Home for Tena very kind and efficient service. WIFE,
BERTS, AND CHILDREN ROBINSEN—We wish to express our dee Apprasiation to our friends, and relatives for their ness, expressions of , and beautiful
services Ae ag > pallbearers, and : Moor ortuaries. FLORENCE NORSELL AND FAMILY. SMITH—We deeply appreciate the kindness shown us during our recent - bereavement, ssing of . Matie are y grateful Yo the Kind rien 5 and neighbors for the beautiful floral and spiritual tributes, the kindness of the staff at St, Vincent's Hospital, the Rev. Fr. Wm, Vollmuth for his comforting words, the Orinsteiner Funeral Home and all who assisted for kindly services rendered. HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER. THAU — We deeply app preciate the kindness and sympathy shown us during our recent bereavement, the assing of Gustay B. Thau, our befovea usband, father and son, We od especially grateful to the friends, neighbors, relatives, for the beautiful flowers and other courJuates
e paren and Conkle Funeral Home or kindl
4. IN Mmm CARTER—In dear son; ® Dtother. Ot cate who passed
Sept. 10: His smiling face and pleasant ways, Are a pleasure to recall. He had a Aahdiy oe for each died beloved by all. Some da = h To Sh hope fo. s Never part again FATHER, M! SISTER,
meet him better land,
CUMMINGS—In joving Memory of our beloved mother, Metts 1 Cum: who pesiea away 17
ous, Always wast. and kind You only saw the good in folks, And to their Saute,
8 taken you gn brug m But he A 7, 4nd left so empty, No one can on 5 HTER, RUTH GAMBRILL: SON, AUGUST CUMMINGS. 10. Luv. & FOUND
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Old floors made like new. NL iven every job, BRNISHING FLOORS
JESSE A. BALLARD BE-3571 CRUSHED ROCK
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S CRUSHED ROCK..... $12.50 ror sbn SOIL, SAND AND GRAVEL FILL DI DIRT FREE—LOADED
From ass. Ave.
Rural. a Rural to Keystone on E. 25th St
See Curly Whysong, care of Columbis Construction Co. on job, or call WA-1567.
ATTENTION! Landscape gardeners. Willlam & Moody, Pen dirt, Al
Sail kinds. - hes, walks, ork WA-9984. SOIL,
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in Ri 1 r new, small jobs. ie eves. ist 8
Lambert's Retriiate: Servos Expert hie. J CA-9550
USON Electrical
FLUORESCENT LIOH talled, and Cox a of el Thing michines, e lect repaired. se Dhpliances
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