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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1946)
Jap Officer Declares Homma Had Very Thin Interest In Captives Br JAMES HALBEMA MANILA, Jim. 3 (!') Jnp nes. Lt, God. Muauhuru Hommi must Imvo anon order fur the brutul "Dantli Murch" 'of Ameri cana and Filipino from Butaun In 1042, but hud "a very thin In tereit" In hla coptlvei, one of his former stuff officer testified as Hommn'a war .crimes 'trial opened toduy, . The witness, Mn). Can. Toslil mltau Tnkiitsu, said thut Horn ma'a houdmmrlcrs on Butntm were loss than DUO yards from the death-march route, and that Homma traveled 20 miles down the hllthway whllo the prlsonora were drlvon mercilessly nlonu It, Describing the denth rate atnonu captives us 300 dully at tho Odonncll prison camp, Tukutau sulci modlclnea were "not sufficient," nnd "I think thero win a luck of food, which was mostly rice. Also, there wax not much water," He said he reported these conditions to Momma's headquarters but noth Ing was done. ' "Honor Bound" Ills statement thut Homma'a Interest In prisoners was "very thin" wua quoted by prosecutors from an earlier, written stale- ment, and Tukauiu today de clined to elaborate. Ho ex. plained to Prosecution Quextlon er Lt. Benlamln V. Schwartz, Loa Angolea, that he wns "honor bound" not to speak badly of Momma In tho hitter's nrcaence, Defense counsel had objected that many of the specifications riled against Homma in hla trial "for violations of tho laws of hu. munity" wore vague, and the prosecutors introduced addition al details. Women Attacked In estiibllslilnu "widespread rapine and brutal mistreatment of American and Filipino wom en," they sold, they would offer proofs (hat such actions, for which they blame Homma. In eluded tho "Inhuman" treatment of an unnamed, married Amerl. can woman at the swank Rosarlo apartments two days after the fall of Manila. As to the reat of her treatment, they said, tho woman was sent to an asylum as insane. Homma, the prosecution as serted, was directly In charge of all Japanese forces in the Phil' Ipplnci at the time. As the trial opened, prosecU' tors told tho U. S. military com' mission hearing the case that Homma has no rinhta under the American constitution and Is "being tried for violations of (lie lawa of humanity." Basin Man Discharged Amonar men who received honorable army discharges at rort Lewis recently were Msgt. Mark I. Hanna, 1613 Austin: PFC. Howard O. Dodson, Main street; PFC, Delbert E. Crum packer, 1831 Last; 178 Elmer H. Hanson, 88 Main. TS Leo J. Brennan Jr.; 1800 woraen: istSRt. wtuinm o. Milne, 747 N. 9th; TS Donald S. Dyer, route 2, box 6084, all of Klamath Folia. Sit. Donald J. Fitzaernld. Lakevlcw; T8 Franklin R, Hall, illy; Ernest M. Monroe, Chllo twin: T4 James S. Connors. Bly; T4 Ralph E. Pierce; Cpl. Wendell C. Ncasham, both of jaxeview. 50 Rooms Found For Vets At University ETJOENE. .Tnn. .1 iPi A rnm hunt for veterans planning to enroll at the University of Ore gon has produced an estimated uv roums previously unnsiea. Thft Eiitrpnn phnmlMi. nt m mcrce and other civic groups sponsored the drive here when snonage 01 living space threat ened to cancel plans of many veterans to enroll at tho university. LEGAL NOTICES SUMMONS in nre circuit coimr or th BTATE Or OREGON FOR THE MAI WEST, Plaintiff. JESS WEST. Defendanf. fffl' -TYHU IttCBH .1. f.,.J..I 1 L irj thb name" of the .state or OBIOON, OREKTlNOSl Yju are herehy required to appear and antiwar the com plaint (lied acaliut you In the above entlUed ault and court on or before January 17. HMO, and It you (all to io appear and aniwer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for In her complaint, o-wlti A divorce from you upon the Srounda of Deaertlon for a period of more than one year. This aummoni ! served upon you by publication pur suant to an order of the Honorable David R. Vandenberg, Judge of the above-entitled Court, aald Order being dated December IS, 1043, and by pub llcaUon thereof once a weak for four vonaocuiive inn lucceaaive weeKl. Tne date of the first publication la Decem ber 90, 104S, and the date of the lait publication la January 17, 104ft. W. LAMAR TOWNSEND, Attorney for Plaintiff 4.1J Main Strent D.- SO-tJ; J. 3-10-17 No. ass. Sentenced V 1 4" I r Thursday, Jan. 3, 194S HERALD AMD MXWsV-ftKYKIt Tatsuo Tsuehlya (abova), known as "Little Olass Eye." was convicted of killing an American prisoner of war and sentenced to Ufa at hard labor by a U. B. war crimes commis sion In Yokohama, Japan. A orison camo ouard. he was the first war crimes suspect to be triad In Japan. (AP wlr.photo), OPA Official Visits Bend Howard Strode, supervisor of district OPA boards in central Oregon and Klamath Falls made hla first official visit to Bend recently to get acquainted with the local staff. F.ffcrtlvA Jnnlinrv 1. OPA boards In these districts were! put under supervision of Strode who will mnintaln headquarters In Klamath Falls and mako fre quent visits to the Bend offlco which now serves four counties. The Burns board has also Joined Bend to sorve the Inter ior country. Work of trunsfcr ing activities of I'rlnvllle, Red mond and Madras boards to Bond will be completed January 8. Action of appointing one su pervisor to manage both Bond and Klamath Falls boards was taken Jto reduce the OPA field staff, It was announced. Separation Center To Close January 10 PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 3 (P) The air corps separation center at the Portlund army air base will close January 10, Col. Rus sell L. Maughon, . base com mander, said today. 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