Middle East Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 28, 1945, Cairo, Egypt                                Id making a swing toward Jam Ard in this Dpi the United a should be on the Road to of the toughest touts for the five foreign ministers and their staffs to crack has been the with russian occur Fratich fait but with the a tinted states and Britain unwilling recognise the soviet established regimes the meetings developed Ai attn trently Complete yugoslavs demand Trieste the appears willing to recognize the hungarian Trover i Mentz although it stands firm with Britain in Beimer unwilling to accept the rumanian and bulgarian i the Council ordered its deputies to revise the ital yugoslav Border and to make Trieste an International the yugoslav govern ment has rejected the proposal and1 wants Trieste an autonomous City and state yugoslav Autho american proposals for Broad inter Allied administration of the main european Rivers have made Little peace treaties with Italy and Finland Are still income russian Molotov attempted to re Lieve the dark picture in midweek by telling the British society for cultural relations with the soviet Union that the ministers main task was to consolidate the Victory of arms with despite stories from correspondents in search of headline a it arvo ears the meetings will continue for another reach Oil agreement London threatened clash of British and Oil interests was averted this week when a new superseding the Anglo Amer ican agreement of was the new which concluded the London eliminates certain ambit cities to which the Oil Industry objected and provides for an Early International conference to set up an Oil damning evidence Germany the Belsen War crimes trial eyewitnesses mounting the damning testimony Joseph commandant of the in famous and 44 other nazi guards and prison Star witness of the week was Ada a polish whose entire family was slaughtered in the Gas identifying 25 Cami she accused them of taking part in the mass selection for murder of Baron Konstantin von former German foreign minister and one of the 24 top nazis named for War crimes has been Sei Justice Robert Jackson meanwhile announced that indict ments against the big 24 Are ready for filing when the court convenes this Council clamps Down Berlin inside the Allied control Council damped in a new list of require ments and regulations for the Ger Man it decreed abolish ment of All quasi military and other organizations which serve to keep alive the military tra Lucius Clay n sealed that an International Tri Bunal is considering indictment m the nazi party As a rna Kiim All members subject to the Council also announced that there is no intention troops to marry officials received a direct pointed from head Quad they must give victims of nazi racial or poli tical  jews the issuance of ration permits Andin Franco to pail a that within six a monarchist regime will take Over Francos a la Gist government was made wednesday by Alfred of in the first authoritative statement from inside Kindelan also predicted that Don pretender to the Spanish would take Over without a coup Eisenhower visits Warsaw Warsaw Eisenhower came this week to the appalling desolation that was once Poland proud capital and received a to Raul thous ovation from thousands of poles who lined the streets shouting Long live president Boleslaw Beirut presented Eisenhower with the Cross of he had received the supreme polish the Virtuci first democratic Assembly Rome a consultative group of 400 members met in the Cham Ber of deputies this marking the first democratic Assembly there since ii Dilce clamped an Iron die Tat or ship on the Assembly will Odiuse Premier Parris party coalition government until a definitive form of government is Stab swing to the left Paris Frances Canton elec similar to those in which state Legislatures Are show sweeping gains by the part ies supporting de on the basis of nearly Complete re Leon Blums socialists gained 195 seats and Georges Bidault new Republican Populaire i party picked up the who do not support de gained Only claims 7 surprised for new Yorik Mur lbs european director vacationing in the revealed in a broadcast this week that he talked briefly with the late president on the night of and that he firmly believes Roosevelt was surprised by the Pearl Harbor in his broadcast from new said that he wished to comment on an article by John Chamberlain which appeared in Chamberlain asserted that the knew in Advance that the japs were going to attack since the enemy secret Rode was there is even grounds for suspicion that he the president elected to bring the crisis to a Bond when it alleged chamber Murrow said he dined at the White House on the evening of the although the president did not appear at he asked Murrow to wait and give him some information on Britain and the it was after Midnight when the president summoned Murrow said they talked of How the British were standing up to the Blitz and discussed Mutual friends in Lon just before t said Mur the president did this Pearl Harbor attack v Surprise you1 the president void think it didst Surprise us Row said he no comment on Palestine in Washington Washington at president Truman press conference thurs Day a correspondent asked the president if in his Post Yalta conference with King Ibn had made any commit ment that he would not ask the admission of jews in heres Hideki the Jap just after he failed to commit gaping Bullet wound just below his one of the yanks freed by Tojos Alfred former getting some at Tention on the navys Hospital Truman answered adding he had searched All records of that conference and had found1 no indication of any such commit acting of state Acheson was asked at his conference concern ing a renters report that the Bri Tish government had asked the United states to share the responsibility of the Palestine Acheson answered that he had no information on the matter and could not he asked1 the press to wait until Byrnes returns Byrnes is expected Back in about ten downed flier didst l know War was Over Tokyo Oliver i Young radioman from reported this week that he wandered around Central he Kaki to for 68 Days after his plane not learning until 9 that the War had been Over for More than a the 23yearold naval airman raided Root cellars and Hen coops and milked cows for a Jap finally convinced him that the War was when the plane from the Carrier Shangrila crashed on july Rasmussen escaped with minor in the Pilot was help wanted by Jap Geisha federation Tokyo Geisha girls Are com ing Back into their own during the they were prohibited from continuing their profession of entertaining men and were forced to work As Volunteer fac tory the newspaper Tokyo recently published the following advertise Niento signed by the Al Japan Geisha Gei Sha girls for entertaining occupation girls with experience will he Given Superior those without experience Adso will conveniences wi3f be offered in Case travel is after contract is not Only food but also livelihood is High president urges sharing atom secret with United nations Washington Congress and the White House Are discussing recommendations for the develop ment and use of atomic Energy with the possible Extension of the secret to Russia and other United Truman is said to favor sharing the secret of the atomic bomb now held by the United great Britain and Canada with other nations willing to abide by strict legislation designed to Ive con Gress a voice in fixing atomic bomb policies will be placed before the Senate by the foreign relations action is pending on the Vandenberg already Given approval by Winch would set up a joint Senate House com Mittee with the exclusive jurisdiction Over All measures dealing with the control and future use of nuclear the White House disclosed that president Truman would submit to Congress his recommendations for the development and use of atom tji Romo talks to reporters Tokyo emperor Hirohito in two interviews with american Cor has alleged that former Premier Tojo misused his Inge Nal Prescript in the sneak attack on Pearl he talked briefly with Frank Kli Chohn of the new York times and again at Tea with Hugh bail he president of he told Kluck Holuin that he had no intention of having the Imperial Prescript used As Lojo used it in attacking Pearl Harbor but instead expected him War in the usual formal in both he stated that he opposed War As an instrument of policy and that social or governmental changes would be made by constitutional Means Hirohito said that he favored a constitutional monarchy like Bri gains and while eventual Jan democracy would not necessarily follow the american pattern his people would be made to appreciate the value of democracy one of Hirohito closest adv kid0 keeper of the privy told an correspondent this week that the emperor received president Roose velt s message and the s state peace memorandum on but ignored them at the advice of his they informed the emperor that it would be unwise to resist the War tide within kilo said he gave the same advice because the of Jip assets compelled her to in press secretory Chanles said to reporters that president Truman is not setting himself up As sole arbiter of the future of the atomic bomb secret in refer ence to the presidents statement that he was taking sole personal responsibility for administration policy on the use of atomic ener Ross said he desired to make it Clear this did not mean the president intended to play a one hand and that Congress Wili have to de cide the question by legislative the Vandenberg plan is to name a responsible group of six Senate and six House members who it build act originally for con Gress in a matter that threatens wide such As release of the secret to Russia and other United reports that Henry Commerce created a Ca Binet argument insisting upon the release of the atomic bomb secret to Russia and others were denied by the the president said Wallace didst take any More Active part in the discussion than anyone and emphasized that he himself make the decision As to administration Russia scientists discovered the main secret of the atomic at least six months Accord ing to an article in die London sunday the papers diplomatic correspondent said the views of the discovery was published in a russian scientific paper for private distribution in 4a the paper added that a copy has supposedly reached London recently but that this does not seem to be known in Hitler nabbed in China Manila Fritz Lorrier personal adjutant to Hitler and German Consul general in saw has arrived in Manila under the protective custody of a naval wide Maun was arrested in he will be taken to Washington for final determination of his Sta Tus and May be called As witness in Germany War crimes s Tokyo edition slurs and stripes moved into wednesday after with u staff from where the army paper was titled i he daily the Tokyo will be a printed at the of the yank stops 28 army will Stop publication with the inc s Issue save the War