AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES
The Anchorage-Nome run of
the Alaska Airlines plane arrived
on schedule yesterday with Pat
O’Brien as passenger. Green veg
tables were also shipped in from
Matanuska. The plane left imme
diately with R. J. Sommres as pas
senger.
WIEN AIRLINES
.Frank Whaley made a trip to
Point Spencer yesterday with
Ralph Lomen, Jack Anderson and
Bob Sheldon of the Unemploy
ment Compensation Commission.
He also made a trip to Solomon
yesterday with Clinton Atwood
and returned with Ole Bahr.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Friday evening from
Seattle and way points were Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Westfall. Miss Ber
nice Herter and Ruth Fisher were
round trip passengres. Departing
passengers were Laura Lomen,
Anne Trackwell, Frank Kelly,
Felicia Lescovich, John Thorp,
Ernest Lincoln, John Davies, El
mer Arneson, and Jean Miller.
Gen. Togo Gives
Interview To
Correspondents
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thur has the respect of myself as
well as the Japanese people.”
Tojo said we were the first
Americans he had seen since Jap
an’s surrender, and when asked
who was responsible for starting
the war, the man who was pre
mier and virtual dictator of Japan
from before Pearl Harbor until
the Americans took Saipan replied
“You are the victors and you will
be able to name him now, but his
torians five hundred or a thou
sand years from now may judge
differently.”
Changing the subject he said he
; himself narrowly escaped death j
on May 25th when a Superfort!
fire raid ringed his house in;
i flames. Tojo’s hopae is new in the
Yoga district, about an hour’s
drive from the Imperial Palace.
When we first saw him. Tojo was
i lying on his back on a rickety rat
| tan garden chair supervising the j
| solitary laborer filling in a cellar-'
1 like air-raid shelter of concrete.
Allied Government
Started In
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ouslv issued two statement at his
new headouarters in the U.S. Em
bassy in Tokyo. One pledged Jap
militarism would be eliminated,
and the other assured his troops
they could go home as soon as
peace could be made secure. In
his first statement he explained
the Japs will rule themselves sub
ject to his orders with the occupa
tion troops ready to enforce his
decisions if necessary.
He warned his own troops to re
spect the rights of the Japs. “Loot
ing, pillage, or rape will be but a
stain on your own high honor.”
To the Japs he announced the
freedom of speech, press, religion,
and assembly be encouraged and*
will be limited only by demands
of military security. A light cen
sorship was placd upon Jap pa
pers Sunday, but no attempt to
control their editorials or propa
ganda was made.
Clothing can be made out of
milk whey.
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