Press - Response to Trial

Reports on the testimony of Col Guy H. Stubbs, "survivor of 41 months as prisoner of war of Japan" who was a part of the Bataan death march in 1942. Gives details on the journey, atrocities committed, and a "court martial" that took place at Camp No. 1 at Cabanutaun where "six Americans who had slipped under a fence and returned with food from Filipinos were 'tried' for a half hour in which not one of the men was permitted to say a word" and then were executed.

Reports on the selection of Jun Tsuchiya, Henry Toshiro Shimanouchi, Tomio Mori, Seiichi Homma, Masayoshi Hoshimi, and Takashi Oka as translators for the International War Crimes Trial.

Shows the pictures (with identifying captions) of "24 out of 27 Japanese leaders indicted on 55 war crimes charges with war time Premier Hideki Tojo in Japan."

Photograph with caption: "On his knees near Shanghai, China, Jap Warrant Officer Mayama, who witnessed the execution of three Doolittle fliers after their spectacular raid on Tokyo, shows how the Yanks were bound to crosses and shot. Looking on are Col. John H. Hendren (left), Kansas City, Mo., and Capt. Robert N. Dwyer, New York, trial judge advocates in the impending war crime trials against seven Jap officers and men who are charged with executing the captive airmen. (International Soundphoto)"

Reports that Noboru Seki admitted to being involved in the execution of a United States pilot.