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CENERAL’S DO C—Rex in, donated to the Marine Corps
by Gen. A. A. Vandegrift, sits beside his handler, Pvt. R. H. In
galls (left), South Merrimack, N. H., and Capt. N. A. Nilsson,
v- Falmouth, Va., at a Pacific war dog base.
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the completion of the military
phase of the surrender.
It is one unquestionably to be
determined “upon the highest dip
lomatic level of the United Na
tions.”
Shanghai dispatches said the
swift, quiet expansion of Ameri
can naval occupation along Shang
hai’s waterfront was expected to
be completed by Wednesday.
United States Eighth Army
headquarters reported the round
up of forty-six war crimes sus
pects wanted by MacArthur was
preceeding with the Jap govern
ment making arrests of twenty
nine already, who are in custody.
Only fifteen remained at liberty.
Two others are dead by their own
hands. Nobuske Kishi, former
Commerce and Industry Minister,
was locked in the big Yokohama
jail.
Several hours after Jap author
ities drove up Vice Adm. Tera
shima, former Communications
and Railways Minister, Lt. Col.
Ohta reported, charged atrocities
in Manila, and Lt. Takauchi, who
allegedly mistreated internees in
the prison camp in the Kawasaki
area, also were jailed.
Shigerus Yoshida, former am
bassador to London, a man be
lieved by the Japs to be more ac
ceptable to the Allies replaced
Foreign Minister Shigemitsu in a
sudden cabinet shuffle, well in
formed Jap sources reported.
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Miss Bernadette Amarok,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Amarok of Nome, left on Friday
via the Pan American, for College,
Alaska, where she will attend the
University.
Miss Amarok graduted from the
Nome High School last May, and
is planning to take a course in
teaching. She will live at the Uni
versity’s girls’ dormitory.
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