Press - Post-War

Two news articles. One "Two Liberated Prisoners of War Describe Ordeal Under Jap Rule: 41-Month Enslavement is Ended for Bureau County Sailor; Japs Brutally Attack B-29 Pilot After Plane is Shot Down" and second "Expect Allies to Indict Tojo Cabinet Today: Procedure in Tokyo to Be Simple."

Reports on the sentencing of Lieut. Hisato Tomiyasu in the Australian war crimes court in Rabaul.

News excerpts from the Tokyo News (focused on Economic Issues) issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines include: Labor Minister Expresses Views on His Labor Policy; Government's Important Policies Facing Bad Fix, Diet Dissolution Put Forward; Note Issues of Bank of Japan Likely to be ¥185,000,000,000 at Year-End; Individual Phase Climaxes in Kido and Tojo, 17 Defendants still to Plead before War Court; Blackmarket Prices Up 9% Over September; Dark Dancehall; Nishio Denies Rumor of General Elections; Man Assaults Girl Twice in Single Night; Summary of News in Japanese Press (items not given in translation)

Reports on the sworn statement given by Lt. Gen. Shigeru Sawada (commander of the 13th Japanese Army) regarding the courtmartial ordered by Tojo for the Doolittle fliers. Indicates that Keenan recently attended the proceedings at Shanghai in an attempt "to link the case with the Tojo indictment."

Newspaper photograph with the caption: "Captor and Captive. Akira Muto, former chief of staff of the Army of the Philippines under Yamashita, stands between an MP guard and Lt. Col. Aubrey S. Kenworthy, court provost marshal. Muto, one of the defendants in the war crimes arraignment, was captured by Lt. Col. Kenworthy in the Philippines."