The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 November 1945 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTIE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER, 23, 1945.

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t LONDON. Nov. J3.-—(UP)- AM of the ceremony except th' the Kansas-Miasoun bridge l:' Foreign Minfater Ernest Bevln: pronouncement was performed Kansas City, where the Kcv

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& *;• + + + + + + 4 + OREENCASTLE K. 1 Q. •!* -1- 4 44444444 Pvt. Claud Wilson has leturned to the home of his parents. Mr and Mis. Freeman Wilson,

from over seas.

Mrs. Kathryn Strother and 1 Mrs. Kula Staggs called on Mrs. 1 Kathryn Dunn one evening last j

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j Wanda Jean and Sue Della | | Staggs spent the week end with j their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

• Joe Staggs.

'Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Staggs j and son spent Sunday with Mr. j and Mrs. Robert Thompson. | Mr. and Mis. Royal Cox and mother called on Mis. Rachel

here. The wedding party travel!- ‘ John Lindsay concluded the cere-

ed 40 miles to the west side of ! many:

" Li accordance with the statutes of the State of Kansas, and the power in me vested. 1 pi .noun.ee you man and wife."

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MANILA, Nov. 23 (UP)—The; ] defense for Gen. Tomoyuki I ! Yamashlta charged today that Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur had ("taken the law into his own hands" and asked the Philippines ! supremo coiut to free the deifendant on the grounds that ^ie ■ was being tried illegally. ! An application fer a writ of j habeas corpus to release Yama;.shlta was presented at the court’s I first session by Lt. Col. Walter : C. Hendrix, Atlanta, Ga., of defense counsel. I At the same time, other de- ' fenso counsel resumed efforts before the trial commission to prove Yamashita innocent of war' j crimes, and in court room No. 2 (seven Japanese defendants went 1 on trial before another commission on charges of murdering two American fliers and five Filipinos at Cebu City. I “We contend," Hendrix told the nine black-robed supreme I court justices, “that Gen. MacArthur has taken the law into his own hands, is disregarding ! the laws of the United States and the constitution and that he 1 ' has no authority from Congress ' or the President “He is a great soldier and General but not a great lawyer. His orders regarding this ease are

illegal."

I Hendrix said the commission trying Yamashita “has made MacArthur’s orders the law.’’ ; “Tlie commission has violated every law in the world,” Hendrix said. “The members arc not justices and lawyers, such as you and I, yet they are trying one of the greatest cases. If you could hear their decision you ( would be shocked and amazed." Hendrix urged the court to j "ace Adth all speed.’’ j “We understand,” he said “that j the judge advocate has received 1 orders from higher up that i Yamashita be executed immediI ately after he is declared guilty / which would mean we could not

appeal.

“They have not followed any other rule of the Geneva Convention, so why should they follow one whioh says three months notice must be given in case of a death sentence?” j One of the Justices asked Hendrix why he did not appeal to MacArthur. J “Well, Sir,” Hendrix said after j coughing, “I don't believe I 1 would do that.’’ The court recessed until 8:30 A. M. tomorrow. In courtroom No. 1. the prosecution finished cross-examining Lt. Gen. Akiro M.uto, Yamsshita’s chief of staff, and the defense called its second witness. Col Hiroshi Hoshimuto, of the Japanese nrmy staff in Manila.

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c urt-miirtinl but gave no orders 7?^rfoictEE* fa*/* co? curnihg women and qjjiidrcn. ' ASkcd about the charge (hat WITH Nl \'^ 00,000 Filipinos were killed by FLIRT! WHIM the Japanese, Muto said: ItARHEK SHOI’ HU.L'Ik*

"No, not that many althougii I do no. know the exact number." He denied that Jose P. Laurel, courtroom No. 2. They testifW

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