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------ a ee ae ne ---- John Holland, above, Australian who allegedly spread propaganda against the Allies is .in solitary confinement in Japan. CALLED A TRAITOR Soon to be tried in London as a traitor is John Amery, above, son of the former British Secretary for India Leopold S. Amery. He is charged with broadcasting and do- ing other propaganda work for Germany and Italy during the war. ATOMIC ADVISER Sir John Anderson, above, chair- man of the British Atomic En- argy Advisory Committe, will accompany British Prime Minister Atilee to Washington for confer ences with President Truman, Prime Minister King and Ameri can experts ca what to do with the atom bomb secret. 'STILL TOUGH till grimly defiant, Irma Grese is pictured at Calle, Germany, where she is on trial for war crimes al- legedly committed while she was fn charge of death cells at infam- ons Belsen "murder" camp. ! ~ JAPS LOST FACE-- AND ARMS, TOO Demobilization of 7,000,000 Jap troops, accomplished recently with unpracedented speed by Gen- eral MacArthur's forces, has necessitated weapons, as illustrated in photos above. ing off airplanes at Utsunomiya airfield. Propellers terms. At top right, Lt. Charles Dorick of McKeesport, Pa, prepares to inspect one of thousands of rifles displayed in racks at Utsunomiya arsenal to his outfit's trophy room an armload of ornate sam lower right, an officer from a special U. S. ordnance unit lists some of the captured field piecci. collection and tabulation of enormous stores of enemy At upper left, Jap officer assists an American in check- have been removed as provided in surraider The GI at léwer left obviously enjoys carrying urai swords, the symbols of Jap militarism. At Tominaga, former Jap Gestapo chief in Singapore, once boasted of beating a European woman doctor 32 times because she ave medicine to another sick internee. He isn't bragging now as, behind Singapore jail bars, he awaits trial as a war criminal, NEVER FORGET = Max- well House is superb coffee. It's roasted by the famous "Radiant Roast" process, This captures every atom of goodness and flavor «== roasts every coffee bean, all through. ROLL YOUR OWN WITH British Consols CIGARETTE TYOBACCO- Cipaieite oba ceo ° a BRITISH NAVY LEAVES English officers and civilian workers leave for Sco United States. They were assigned to various British wartime, Offices now are in closing down process. uU. S. ret TT tland as British Royal Navy closes shop in the Admiralty aofficés throughout country during You'll See it Again You'll Enjoy it Again Gust as you used to do REMEMBER 72 «++ «+ because your long-time favorite, A WRIGLEY'S SPEARMINT Chewing Gum, will be back just as soon as it is prac- "tical to guarantee you top-quality and finest flavor, Yes, you'll see it again . . . you'll enjoy it again ... just as you used to do, + WHERE CHINA'S REDS FIGHT NATIONALISTS Pictured above is the coastal anchor of the Great Wz!l of China, at } goeseo and turkeys. Shanhaikwan, where Chinese Communist forces are strongly en trenched in the undeclared civil war against Chiang Kai-thek's Nationalists. Jap troops were reported co-operating with Chung- king armies in stemming Chinese Reds' advance. l= HOTEL METROPOLE All Beautifully Furnished With Running Water. Rates: $1.50 up NIAGARA FALLS OPPOSITE C.N.R, STATION Ee POULTRY WANTED Send us your chickens, fowl, ducks, (Must be dressed.) "Highest prices paid." QUALITY MEAT PACKERS 203 First Ave., Toronto & 1 QUITE A DISH Mrs. Lillian Ogrodonig, above, of Chicago tries a little mushroom a la mode. The mammoth 23-pound mushroom was discovered in In- diana. BLOND FOR AMBER Mrs. Annette Simmonds, 23, blond Irish lass who has had several tests for leading feminine role in screen version of "Forever Am- ber," lives in London. She has been married twice, her first hus- band having lost his life at sea in 1940, COUGHS - COLDS BRONCHITIS ASTHMA WHOOPING COUGH SIMPLE SORE THROAT The "Quonsct 24" utility building of many war uses has now been converted to the ways of peace, and especially for services on the farm. The packaged, easy-to-erect all-metal structure, shown above, manuiactured at the Great Lakes Steel Corporation's Detroit plant, is described as ideal for farm tools, implements and vehicles or, with open front, as a barn for farm animals. MOVE OVER, SOLDIER--THE FLEET'S IN!: Koo2 yi EERE y & Soldiers take a back seat In New York this week, as obs ar- riving with the flea: take over. This GI in Central Park does the rowing, while his buddy in bell-bottom trousers entertaing the girls --count 'em, air A IE I { } % x te 1 3 a on A hc a AY < IE A Pr Lo 5 » Ya ty SA ed a a en iid of i FEZ