Japs Sympathize Vith Yamashita
Because Of His 'High Character'
MANILA. Nov. 27 (!) A
rlefniiso witness tesllfled locluy
Hint Lt. Gen. Tomoyukl Yiuiiii
fililtn whs Kn dlnlllicil by Dlclntor
l'ronilor Hiilokl Tojo Unit ho
win "exiled" to MiimcIiuiIii do
pilo hit victory nl Singapore
The witness. Kulehnku Yoshl.
rla, Tokyo attorney, declared
lit Ynmaamtn's ti'lnl on wnr
criminal charges Hint tlio de
fendant brought down Tojo'
wnith by saying a wnr with Iho
United State win "undesirable."
Yoshldn claimed the wide pub
licizing of YnniiisliUii's trlnl In
Jupim win Wiving mi eiicei op
posite to that Intended by lint
Aniorlcmiii baemmu Iho Jnpiiiii'BU
people "know Ynmaililtii lo bo
such high cluiriiclcr thnt the
public Is In lynipnthy with him."
The uttornoy, one of a group
brought hero by Defunso Atlor
noy Mill. George Guy, iissertcd
Ynninshlta won one of Iho "Pa
cifist" group of Kormcr Wnr
Minister Ccnorul Umikl oppos
ed to To Jo and his henchmen.
Yoshldn, pcrsonnl friend of
)tho defandnnt, did not sny
what prompted Tojo to lake
Yuninshltu from Munchurlii
whuro he bud boon unsigned to
wntcli the Russians unci send
blm south to tho Philippines,
whoro his military enroer mot
dlsiisler.
Eurllor, Lt. Gen. Aklrn Mulo,
Yemiuihltn's chief of stuff, test!-
KJJ'
Timberland
Plan To Be
Discussed
Qg (
PORTLAND. Nov. 27 (IP)
Details of the sustained yield
ninmiKemcnl plnn to bo dlx-
cussed nt two-dny conference
opening Dec. 3 nt ICtiKeno were
outlined todny by Walter II
Horning, chief forester of the
Oregon and California revested
lands,
Tho discussion will be bnsed
on a proposed agreement, Horn
ing said, to administer 5,000,000
privnlcly-owiied and 3.000,000
fodertilly-ownod acres of west
ern Oregon timber with a view
toward community stabilization.
The public and privuto holdings
Intermingle throughout the area,
with Oregon nnd California re
vested lands making up 2,300,
000 acres of the total.
Prior Bights
The propositi provides thnt In
return for putting their land
under coordinated sustained
yield operation, prlvnto owners
would hnvs prior purchnse
rights to timber cut from tho
federal lnnds, Morning said,
with the price set by appraisal
rather than competitive bidding.
Division of the Oregon and
California lands into approxi
mately 100 forest units, each
considered large enough to sup
port the community dependent
on It, is another feature of the
proposal, ho added, aimed at
community stabilization. Epch
unit would have its share of the
federal cut plus that allowable
from prlvnto lnnds under sus
tained yield operation. Primary
processing would be done with
in tho limits of established mar
keting areas unless mill facili
ties woro Inadequate or tho tim
ber better suited to a typo of
manufacture not available local
ly. The proposed agreement pro
vides In detail for administra
tive procedures.
"MALAYA TIGEH"
tUA iitnt tinripr nn Intricate
chain of command stretching
down from Tokyo Yamasnua
omilrl tint lillVIt llfld COIltrol OVCT
llltnrv forces who
put Manila to tho sword.
Mi, l.i ll I ln under cross-ex
mlni,llnn iilihl lllllt lindCT tills
system Yimiiishlta had no au
thority over tho Jupuneso naval
forces, mainly accused of the
atrocities in Miinuu auring mo
Until. rt l.iiynil
n,,i, nviompriitprf bv a lontt
series of answers thnt appeared
lo ue coniruuiciory, muj. iwuw.
M. ricrr, ciuci prosecutor, ia
,.l I ,,,,!
"I'm ' tired of this witness
squirming out of testimony."
Hitchcock To Speak
At Elks Services
r H Hlli-limi-lc Klnmnth bus
Iness man and former district
governor of Klwanls Interna
tional, will bo tho speaker nt
Elks memorial services 10 dc
IikWI nt t.nltnvlew next Sunday.
Hitchcock made an address at
a similar ceremony at Asnianu
last year.
Flashes of
Life
STERN JUSTICE
NOWATEIITOWN. N. Y Nov.
27 (fl'J City Judge Michael Ren
zl was ono of more than 100
motorists to rccolvo parking
tickets when their automobiles
wero stalled In a 30-inch snow
fall.
Itonzl fined himself SI but ex
cuscd tho others becuusc of "an
uct of God.
. .
NOT SO FAST
BftlGHAM, Utah. Nov. 27 UP)
"Are they going to have an
autoDsy right away?" Bushncll
General army hospital attache
Fred Arnold asked tho ward boy
who was pushing a shcot-covcrcd
ngure on a liner.
Tho shrouded figure suddenly
came to life, shouting "lot me
out of hero."
The natlcnt when explained
he had covorcd his head "to keep
warm.
ANYBODY HOME?
CHICAGO, Nov. 27 (P)
Sheffield avenue police,
quartered next door to lire en
Kino comnony 53. hod to sum
man help from another flrcbouso
Fisheries Program
Will Be Discussed
PORTLAND, Nov. 27 (IP)
Views on a fisheries protective
progrum connected with existing
and proposed dums will be aired
hero December 5 at a meeting of
policy consultants uppolnteu by
tho secretary ol mo interior.
Representatives of 13 Oregon
and Washington organizations
fnrmlng tho Columbia unsin
Fisheries Development associa
tion will attend.
Wife Of Convicted
Killer Seeks Divorce
PORTLAND, Nov. 27 (P)
Bcrdctte H. Dennis has nice!
suit for divorce from Andrew
W. Dennis, whoso execution for
murder of his mother-in-law has
been stayed by a court order.
Mrs. Dennis, who charged
her husband with cruel nnd in
human treatment, said he at
tacked her in a drunken rage
and that she feared for her life
while they were married .
Lt. Anderson
On Leave Here
1st Lt. Arthur P. Anderson,
Just returned from Tokyo, is
spending part of his 60-day
torminal leave with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. L, Anderson,
Anderson avenue.
Lt. Anderson who wears the
Prc-Pcarl Harbor, American De
fense, Asiatic Pacific, Philip
pine Liberation, Japanese Oc-
whon a chimney fire threatened
their building.
Looking next door for help
when the chimney in the fire
station started throwing sparks,
the police found nobody at home.
The neighbors had gone off to
answer a fire cull of their own.
USE
666
Cold Preparations
Liquid, Tablets, Salve, Nose
Drops. Caution: Use only as
directed.
Christmas
' Suggestions
r From
Drew's
Slippers
Sheepskin 2.95 to 4.50
Romooi 3.45
Leisure 4.45
Unlined 3.50
Felt 3.50
. Sines 1111- .
LdREW'SJ
MANST0RE
73J Main St,
ctrpatlon and Victory ribbons,
has accepted his separation from
the army but will remain In the
officers reserve corps. His plans
for the future are still some
what indefinite.
Another Thanksgiving guest
Tuesday, Nov. 27, 1943
HERALD AND NEWS SEVEN
at the Anderson residence was
PFC Lloyd Anderson who has
been discharged from Barnes
hospital at Vancouver and has
enrolled in a college of com
mercial art for the January
term.
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