Middle East Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 30, 1945, Cairo, Egypt V or fit wit Pho foans Europe mounting ranging from leading nazis court was the International highest living 4 of plans to combat the War crimes charges was an 3ssed j of defense most of the a witnesses to has von Lub Bentrop s request feat six Bri Tish including lord and an american i planned to attack Guterma give evid filed the Lindbergh denied that he had received such council681 from go Erines defense few Days after the trial open the accused seemed to be in High spirits for the Firat Goering chatted animatedly with his Council declared supplanted his vacuous stares with even the Stern High com Mand Keitel and were smiling and Doenitz had some new Reading a copy of stars and the court stumbled under a flood of innumerable and damning Docu nazi Compromise Cabinet Paris de Gaulle has succeeded in forming a Compromise Cabinet which includes five communist six socialists and six his conflict with the communists almost resulted in his resignation last Bevins pledge 1 foreign minister has pledged Britain Sis a directly elected world Assembly Asa step Britain he would be willing to limit part of its National sovereignty in the interest of meanwhile the govern ment evoked Sharp criticism Winston who charged incompetence and feebleness and pledged his conservative opposition to a fight for speedy demobilization and reconversion in the american the american prosecutors first in piling up evidence of hit hers plans for is that of tiny they charge i Sqq stir plotted in the assassination of their own ambassador in Prague to create an and thus justify age res the prosecutors Are expected to continue conspiracy charges by introducing next sensational Docu ments on Austria in we sch js1 Arthur Lead ing fifth will figure e crisis in Rome a i t i the armistice and give Ilalov Athens archbishop Damaski Fiji Ted withdrew his resignation As greek his vhf t2 visits both us and British ambassadors and a message from the exiled George communist defeat Vienna although returns Are Austria first free slim v years i is i for the conservative Peoples party and a heavy defeat for the communists r r Hunga iian Premier Bela immedi has been 6d death b the people o s f nazi and declaring War on the consulting Parlia London charged with High Soto and amen y son of a former Secretary of state crisis m although Jar resignation ended the six part v present Cabinet will re m office pending creation of a new jew base successor to Parri is Mauuel 85year in and member of have support of the to c command v is predicted t Germany would he occupied at least ten shortly be More than germans were u rested and Large ordnance stores m sized in widespread raids in the Europe in two weeks new York two week Allex Pense air Tours of Europe for Are planned by the americ Anex press Corii pan if sufficient com Nercia transport planes Are Avail Able by next Washington americas top diplomatic officials at the time of Pearl Harcor this week related the flt pry of negotiations to according to former of state Cornell that the japanese were hell Bent for former Cabinet officer told a Senate House com investigating Pearl Harbor that from the beginning of the negotiations in 1941 he Blas one Chance in a reaching a peaceful Hull spent Only a few minutes on the witness stand and presented the with a 45page state ment previously prepared with the help of his statement included the Dis closure that on nov 1941 Hull a bar Cabinet that the s s should he on the Lookout a military attack anywhere by Japan at anytime the he said m my of the he that the late in a Churchill on nov 24 said i am not hopeful or real tin re real possibly soon no ultimatum Hull said that in 1941 the note a american note which any Peac Seekin a acc Eptula have been delighted to japanese propagandists called it an american ultimatum the army Pearl Harbor Board said in the report that hulls delivery of was have started the Hull further asserted that the Cornerstone of his and president Roosevelt efforts was to avoid a showdown with Japan while this country strengthened its de add that he concurred completely in the View that no Al ten atom should be delivered to War was inevitable former ambassador to Japan Joseph grew and former under to the Jap note of nov 0 which would have satisfied the nip ponese would have been com plete acquiescence in japans in St Center of Feising to besieging de scribed by Notti finalists As one of the main Felt after a three month chinese heard that some 700 Anier Idan Are being flown into presumably for their an a correspondent reported from Shanghai that virtually every available flyable american plane in India and Burr fatwas flown into China in an operation which already has Cost several american lives in ranking officers said it a o ctcn1 vital that the protect gains in China Ami that the air draft undoubtedly will be Given to the chinese but men Fly Inar the said of Are debating angrily whether they ought to be risking their lives three months after the end of the India rioters injure go Beuke army announced that 30 american sol Diers had been five seriously a Indian Antiri Tissi Demontra m was Iraq said no americana reported killed tip to at least ii natives were Itie nine jews killed in new outburst Jerusalem new violence broke out North of Tel Aviv Mon Day after British troops threw Cor dons around six jewish villages in search of persons responsible for stations 14 officers were n was lifted monday in Wake of Tolje outburst As result of the 160 jews Are being held for trial on charges of armed with mortars and machine guns and supported by tanks troops battled into the sumonds jewish settlement of Shefa vim a when Large Manning refused to disperse 7 tension gradually subsided withdrew from the troubled the jewish National Council called a half hour work stoppage As a Token of mourning for the while the general federation of jewish Lahore to Stenuff protests to British ichor the curfew prevails along a Large Section of the coast where the Bri Tish Are trying to halt illegal in b indonesians Retreat Batavi Long lines of indonesians retreated southward from battered the British Saidi As fighting flared anew in the native nationalists were said to be abandoning their last stronghold in Southern Sora explosion Kilts 68 Chilcutt a six american enlisted and 52 natives were killed Friday in an explosion at Kanoh Apara ordnance ammunition disposal area near cause of the explosion was not continued from Page 1 Hurley our professional diplomats continuously advised the that my efforts in preventing the collapse of the National govern ment did not represent the policy of the Hurley said when he was assigned to he was directed by president Roosevelt to pre vent collapse of the Chiang Kai Shek government and keep the Chi Nese army in the but fess ional head Vised the communists to decline unification with the National army unless the communists were Given i u1u i Cue Oil it Nuney via ire i Iii i Jyung Coin in chill in Ana Jiuu 01 me Prui aed Nuray for a Satuuu in ii acing tue Rooue 01 m Czinu Uei uie uus am Vicau Issue i Reier is Wei air me oat or a nether they Mivi Waltre Vanl Joe took the stand monday after a made their sneak attack on Hono in he was trying without Success to deliver personally president Roosevelt final peace plea to emperor the former ambassador said a on 7 he did not learn until newspaper extras were on the v Hai Pearl Harbor been he said his information Jap moves was meager because contacts did not dare jul Luavis dumb m me state Ujie Var by a live Star general to Suc Cecii our Uvo stars rather than choosing a Cuvi Viau a Rubaii a Pedreu to be again the viewpoint Siut me present iop Job i remains uie Dis Naum i japanese facilitate Jap Ami Render Liotus and state have said repeat easy m recent weeks Fiat troops Are m Northern Only to Lucili Tate me sur Reinder of Jap forces not Asau lust Rumeau of Aiu Erica foreign Drask Edtom action in 1939 Washington president Roose velt called for action in develop ing the atomic bomb in 1939 economist Alexander Sachs told the Senate committee of atomic Energy at its opening Albert Einstein wrote Roose velt August said Sachs urging investigation of the new ener saying time was essential reputed to have acted As Liaison Between the White House and a group of scientists including u an army Board on Pearl Einstein discussed the letter with took note of the was the president and for replied this Calls for scientists in Sachs in Hawaii was j developments in the the Board said that while t when Che telephoned an Avert to Arthur in the marshalls name also came up this week in the Pearl Harbor in Vest Walter geor l before a that con r will want a witness goes i i Vii cd Cho Slovakia fell to the nazis and paced an embargo on the Export of he said he knew the time had come to act in the House Helen Gaha Gan Douglas proposed we in vile Tilic Cio As roce seen talking to atomic Bombi till to and Britain to a three atomic conference we can afford to split the atom she we cannot afford to split the three Robert Taft Ohio asked that the take the Lead through the Uno in securing an in International agreement to limit armaments and outlaw such Wea Pons As Poison and att Rte a kit j Hou Safter the 7j been nominated by president tru t0irheia of Denver is to be cd posit ins the Federal de they if lev succeed Leo Crowley who re signed both posts to return to i i
