Captain of Burned
Yessel Heartbroken
Toronto, Ont., Sept. 22 (U.PJ
The captain of the Great Lakes
steamer Noronic, which burned
at its dock with loss of at
least 130 lives, may never com
mand ship again, company of
ficials said today.
The Canada Steamship lines
said that Capt. William Taylor,
master of the vessel, was "so
broken up by the disaster, he
couldn't even go downtown to
tell the fire commissioner what
happened."
Taylor probably will retire
now, several years ahead of
schedule, the spokesman added.
Australia produces 27 percent
of the world's wool and 57 per
cent of the merino wool.
Tokyo Rose Lengthy Treason
Trial Will Soon Be Ended
(dUor1 Mot: Thi lonieit traon trial la th hUlorr of tin Untt4 Sutra U
ycld to conclude thlj week when jurors debet the late of lire. Iva Toturl D'Aquino,
herfe4 m ibe varum Tokyo Roe. Th loUowlai dlapatcn eummtme lb lou pro
edlnu.) By DAVID J. LEONARD
Un:tl Praea Staff Corraipondeat)
Ean Francisco, Sept. 22 U.R) Tokyo Rose may learn before the
week is over whether she committed treason with her broadcasts
to U. S. troops
Defense and prosecution lawyers had almost run out of wit
nesses, evidence and words after S3 days of trial and bulky
transccript which ran about
6,000 pages or more than 1,'
800,000 words.
It was likely that the jury of
six men and six women would
get a chance to vote on the guilt
or innocence of slim, dark-haired
Mrs. Iva Toguri d' Aquino by
Friday night.
The 13-year-old University of
California graduate was re
markably calm during her 11
week ordeal in court. Only twice
while undergoing a rigorous
cross-examination by Prosecutor
Tom Dewolfe did Tokyo Rose
lose her oriental stoicism.
Then she buried her head in
her hands and sobbed.
On almost every major point,
the defense and prosecution
were in complete disagreement.
Both sides conceded that Mrs.
d' Aquino went to Japan from
Los Angeles shortly before Pearl
Harbor to "visit relatives."
Opposing counsel agreed she
was caught by the war and
stayed in Tokyo for the duration
and that she worked for Radio
Tokyo a san announcer on "Zero
Hour," an English-language pro
gram of jazz and a slangy com
mentary beamed to allied troops
in the Pacific.
But there, agreement between
the government and Defense At
torney Wayne M. Collins ended
and the jury will have two
distinctly opposite stories to
choose from.
The government claimed that
Mrs. d'Aquino committed eight
"overt acts" against the U.S. It
asserted that she and other Ra
dio Tokyo employees mapped a
deliberate propaganda program
designed to lower GI's morale;
that she broadcast such state
ments as "Now your troop ships
have been sunk. How are you
going to get home?" And tan
talized sweating soldiers in the
hot Pacific jungles by remind
ing them of ice cream sodas,
cold beer and "best of all a
long, cold drink of water.
The defense claimed that Mrs.
d'Aquino was in a secret alli
ance with three allied prisoners
of war, who wrote the Zero
Hour scripts to aid the allied
war effort and help other pris
oners.
Collins produced 25 witnesses
and 19 lengthy depositions to
support his contentions that
Mrs. d'Aquino was only one of
many women broadcasters who
used ' the sobriquet "Tokyo
Rose"; that she never broadcast
any of the specific propaganda
barbs named in the indictment;
that she took food, medicine, to
bacco and reading materials to
allied prisoners at great person
al risk; that she was forced to
broadcast because of "mental
torture" from Japanese army of
ficer! and secret police.
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Broadway & Market Open Sunday
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