10 The Ntwt-Rtvitw. Retebura. Ore. Frl., Oct. 21, 1949'Ntw Warden Named For
Escape-Ridden Prison
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U. 5. Prosecution ur jap war wimmaii mota
YOKOHAMA, Oct. 21 (.D
American prosecution of Japanese
lor war crime ended Wednes
day. A U. S. Eighth Army military
commission aentenced the last
of many Japanese for atrocities
against allied civilians and mili
tary prisoners.
Asamu Satano. former Japa
nese army officer, got a five
vear Jail term on charges of bo
heading a captured American fil
er. The commission found that he
had acted under orders.
The case read like so many oth-
en' in the prosecution of more
than 1.000 war crimes suspects
.!,. tale 1US. Most of the trials
.. .tmAlllaa f-lll 1. 1 r.
I ture of men In prison campa or
- ..I.. ..nlurwl
aviators.
A .uUI IntArnillnrnl frltiil.
' nal heard the allies' case against
ine rfiHjwr wm unnm ,n7i,.
ants. On Nov. 11, 1948. It con
victed ex-Premier Hidekl Tojo
and 24 other former Japanese
Ipaders. To)o and six others were
hanged. The rest went to prison.
Of those tried here hy military
jto the gallows. Ahout 200 were
I acquitted.
I The trials Involved a prodigious
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 21 UP)
The State Board of Corrections
Thursday named Acting Warden
Alvln O. Severson permanent
warden of the Utah prison. The
vote was unanimous.
Severson, a lieutenant In the
Federal Bureau of Prisons serv
ice, has been on loan to the state
of Utah to make a survey of con
ditions at the escape-ridden pris
on. He was named Acting Warden
when Warden Mason Hill resign
ed the day after his arrival.
Severson has been stationed at
the McNeil island federal prison
in Washington state.
HOME TOWN NEWS
"Which way did ht go, Georgt . . . which way did
he go?"
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amount of work.
More than 100,000 Japanese
were Investigated and questioned.
UNDERSTANDING JUDGE
DALLAS, Oct. 21 (.Pi Too
often, the woman said, her hus
band went fishing and came
home reeking of whiskey not
fish. Judge John Rawlins, a fish
erman himself, granted the wo
man a divorce Wednesday.
Dr. E. W. Carter
Chiropodist Foot Speelailat
129 N. Jackson
Phont 1170
Over Rexall Drug Store
Degree, Supper
Dated By Grange
Evergreen Grange met Friday
night for the regular business
session, with Ruble Bloom acting
as master. Roll call showed 35
members present and two offi
cers absent.
District Deputy Paul Krueger
and Mrs. Ollie Krueger weie
guests. Krueger gave a talk on
the coming national convention
to be held In Sacramento In No
vember. He also urged members
to be present for Pomona meet
ing to be held in the Evergreen
(.range hall Saturday, Oct. 29,
with a potluck supper at 7 pm.
Everyone attending it asked to
bring hit own table service. The
fifth degree will be exemplified
at 8 p.m.
Reportt were given by all the
committees, after which Grange
closed and the men served re
freshments of doughnuts, coffee,
and cake. The remainder of the
evening was spent visiting and
plaving cards.
The next meeting, Oct. 28, will
be preceded by a potluck supper
at fi:30 p.m.
AMention was called" to the
cooked fooda and Christmas gift
sale to be held by the Evergreen
Home Economics club jsov. 19 at
I'mpqua Hardware.
Shipment of oysters In the shell
from America to Europe started
In 1861..
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Because of Saw
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Small bugs In your motor now can mean bigger re
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HELD IN SHOOTING Richard Manning Elliotr, 15, if ted from
his home in Lot Angeles, Calif., by police officer J. E. Ringo
after, police said, he had killed his 10-year-old brother, Robert
James Elliott, who lay groaning from an accidental gunshot
wouad suffered only moments before. Richard was showing his
younger brother an old-fashioned revolver which want off acci
dentally end wounded Jemes.l AP Wirephotol.
Britain's Social
Service Law Is
Economy Target
LONDON', Oct. 21. (.PI
The British government, hunting
drastic economics, appeared ready
today to halt expansion of its
cradle-to grave aocial services.
Poltlical Informants said the so
cial services and the armed forces
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are two of the prime targets of
Prime Minister Attlee's economy
drive.
Each takes about a quarter of
the nation's annual budget of
3.000,000.000 ($8,400,000,000),
The cabinet's economic policy
committee is believed to have com
pleted a strict economy program
which Atth will announce Mon
day in the House of Commons.
Political informants said the so
the things scrutinized in the so
cial services wore the free medi
cal program and food subsidies.
The informants said the free
medical servic cost was running
over its 230.000.000 I $700,000,
000) annual budget. Most placed
the excess at about 70,000,000
($19fi.000.000).
The food subsidies are running
ahout 480,000,000 ($1,324,000,-000).
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