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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-20
Tips For Tired Eyes

l. Hold reading matter about IA inches
from face. 2. Avoid reading in poor
light g. After driving, exposure to dust
or wind or when eyes are overwolked
battle them with Lavoptik. Quickly
soothes inflamed, sore. burning. itching
and granulated eyelids or money re-
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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-20
JOHN BARNETT

WARSAW, June 19-(SpeciaD-
John Barnett, aged Warsaw Town
ship farmer died this morning al
his home after long illness. Flu.
neral services for him will be held
from the home in Warsaw tomor.
row afternoon at 4 o'clock with the
Rev. G. Vann Stephens in charge
Interment will be in Pinecres1
cemetery. Several sons and daugh
tiers survive.
All clubs throughout Wyomink
have adopted home ground beau
LITIGATION as one of their most i'm
portant current projects.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-20
OBI T u A RIES

A. R. Bennett. of Norfolk, Va, and
three brothers, Dr. A. Bryon
Holmes of Fairmont, Cuthbert B.
Holmes, of Councils, and Clayton
c. Holmes, of Wilmington.
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Victory Brond She1Ioc
Alternate, Less Thon VI

An excellent substitute for shellac to refnsh door
and woodwork
20 gallons. Now, gallon on----------S5c CSC
"a quarts. NOW, quart t--.------------------25 ESQ
80 ptnts Now, pint 15c
Is half pints. Now, half pint -- 10c
3 Gallons Of Kemtone, turquoise and coral Were
s29s Now 50
1 Gallon Of semi-lustre Paint silver gray. Was
$500. Now $3.50
Wood Utility Trays Less than "a price. Now CSC
Birch Wood Bowls. Less than "a price. Now
S1.S5 and S2.s5
Mahogany Wood Bowl Less than u price Now
$2.s5
I Blue Masonite Tray. Less than u price Now 75c
Is pairs Bookends wood and metal. Less than u
price NOW --------------------palr zoc
IS Glass Humydroles for preserving food in the
frigerator- Less than u price Now 25c
1 Wooden Folding Ironing Board, cotton padded.
Was $349. S1.9S
Yellow Wood Serving Tray and Stand Was $s.e5.
Now $3.sB
Ocedar Moth h-away Cones. Were s0c. Now - 45c
10 Odac Demothers. Were $3.50 Now - 75c
% Sanovan Odorless Deodorants. Were 25c Now
lSc
1 Wood and Masonite Utility Cabinet, white finish
Less than u price. Now w,---------S5 S5.95
l Mirror finish Tissue Box Less than " price.
Now .--. -------.---- ---------75 75c
W&L-Housewares Eighth Floor.
Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Misses Sport. Dresses, $16.75
Wsye SIS and more

% rayon or wool dresses In yellow. aqua tan green
black, purple Sises 10 to 40. s
Is Sports Dresses, properly labeled for fabric
tent. Fuchsia, green, beige and black IN sizes IL
to 10. Were $35. Now ow- S22.25
Is Rayon Wool Dresses in lime green coral, red
or brown. Sizes 10 to lS. Were S16.95. Now S8.75
- Rayon Strutter and Cotton Corduroy Skirts in
red, lime, blue. Sizes II to 49, Were $595 and
more. Now - -$3.S5
10 Rayon Strutter Bouses in purple with blue, red
with lime Sizes II to is. Less than " price.
- Aayon Wool Jumpers In green, wine, lime
Sizes IL to Is. Were $595 and more. Now $2.95
Wool Tweed Sports Suits in purple, green, brown
Sizes II to 1s. Were $45. Now---------- $33.75
W&L-Sportswear, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Wool BroodIoom Corpet
Rugs Greatly Reduced

1, 2.1ox42 green sculptured. Was $3.50 Now ss.s5
l. 34x3.2 green twist. Was $3.50. Now -----$4.95
1, 23x2.11 green twist. Was $5.e5. Now s3.s5
1, 24x3.s rose twist. Was ST. Now---------- $4.s5
l, 2x9 Administer. Was $780, Now-M95
!, 3x8 blue twist. Was s2s.5o. Now $3.50
1, 22x4.1l wine plain. Was $7s5. Now S4.75
l, 2sx3.5 beige twist. Was $6.s5. Now $4.95
l, 9x3 rose plain. Was $3.50. Now Shay
I, 29x2.1o rose twist. Was $685. Now---S3.s5
Hooked Rugs
g. sx5 cotton. Were $685. s1ss5
g. 2x4 cotton. Were $1o95 S7.s5
3, 2x4 wool Were $14.s5. Now----------SS SS.75
Niseeiioneous
1, 24x42 White Cotton Loop Rug. Was s5.s5. Now
S3.25
1, zx3 Peach Cotton Rug. Was $735 Now $3.s5
White Fur Rugs Were $5.95. Now --- $2.45
9, 24x4S Cotton Chenille Rugs. Were $500. Now
$4.65
/, 27x54 Cotton Chenille Rug. Was ss25. Now $5.95
1 Group Short Lengths Standard Grade Linoleum,
up to square yards to the piece. Was SITS square
yard Now, square yard .-------------- Csc
Group Short Lengths Heavy Gauge Linoleum, up
to II square yards to the piece. Was $3.50 square
yard Now, square yard rd---------------------H.6 H.65
W&L-Floorcoverings, Sixth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Art Needlework Reduced

Rayon Faille and Felt Knitting Bags, wine, blue
and brown. Less than y price. Now Sl.2S
1 Rsyon Hand Quilted Tissue Case, white. Was
SITS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sl.25
gold-color and rust Were $3.50 Now-------S3.5e
i Three-Piece Rayon Lingerie Set, white with red
plaid lining. Was $780, $3.50
/ Pink Kayon Tansta Lingerie Set, three-piece
Was IS. ---S3 S3.7S
Cotton Cretonne Covered He'd Rests, doral design
W&L-Art Needlework, Seventh Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Portable Double Beds, $2o.75
Were S49.75

we're y49.7S
Z beds with coil springs and metal ends, finished
in walnut easy to fold up into space-saving vertical
position and easy to roll away out of sight during
the daytime. Rolls on moving 3-inch casters.
Wood-end Day Beds with coil springs. SO inches
wide rs inchs long. Were $25. Now S16.75
W6sL-Bedroom Furniture, Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Bows Gobordine Joekets
$5.95 We,e sS9s

10 buttonfront jackets lined with red fabric (35%
reused wool, $50 wooD. Sizes 8, H. ii, 16 and 2o
Ffngertp Reversible Mackinaws in cotton gabar-
dine with red lining labeled for fabric content).
Sizes 16 and 20. Were 1885. Now - $l1.s5
IL Junior Boys Cotton Raincoats coated with black
plastic, size 4. Less than u price. Now $175
10 Wool Sports Coats tan stripes Sizes IL and Is.
Were SIS and $3.50. Now ----- $3.50 and S11.75
W6zL-The Boys Store, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-25
W&I Sportswear. Third Floor.

50 one and two-plece rayon dresses, lev
Is Sweaters and Sweater Dickeys, Of pure wool.
Navy, brown, pink, yellow: sizes 81 to 50. Were
$1.SS 10 1895 Now ow.-----------------.N 81 to $4.S5
- kayon Crepe Skirts with high rise waistline,
straight lines. Navy, purple. green, melon, brown;
sizes to Is. Were $6.s5. Now ------------. $s.5e
W&I-Junior Misses Apparel. Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Misses Wool Suits, $3o.75
Women's Formal Wear
Reduced

10 Rayon Crepe Dinner Dresses in black, blue and
fuchsa, sizes 40 to a and 16h. Were s2e.75
and more. S18.75
Dinner Dresses rayon crepe some wth,rayon lace,
black blue and fuchsia, sizes 16 and 20 to a.
Short Dinner Dresses In black rayon crepe with
sequin trim, sizes 16h, 1871 and 22h. Were
W&L-Women's Formal Wear. Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Women's Royon Crepe Dresses
lZ.5O Were 5I6.05 and more

Is plain and printed dresses in navy black pur-
pie, gray. Sizes 141s to 24h.
Printed Rayon Crepe Dresses in black, green blue
Sizes 141a, 1874, 221s and 241a Were s22s5 and
more. Now --~--.- $3.50
IL One and Two-piece Dresses, some printed rayon
crepe, some wool. Sizes 1612, 221a and 24k and
Is to 38. Were SIS and more Now S18.7S
II Rayon Crepe or Wool Dresses black, navy and
rust. Sizes 163 20la and 1s to a. Were $45 and
more. Now ----s SIS
Wool Suits in brown and fuchsia. SSes Is and 80.
Were SIS and $89.75. Now w-------------------S48 S48
W&L-Women's Dresses, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Juniors Dresses, s3.'s to SIS We're ,l9.7s.
so one and rayon dresses wool Pastes ane

Pastels and dark colors; sizes to Is.
Is Wool Coats and Suits, classic suits and sports
and dressy coats. In several colors; sizes to is.
Were $l9.75 to $39.75. Now--------$ $127S to S2s7S
20 Jumpers, In wool and cotton corduroy. Black,
white, brown, god-color; sizes to Is. Were $1oes
to 1858. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to Sass
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Junior Misses Furs Reduced

1 Beaver-dyed Rabbit Coats sises Is and IS. Were
STA. Now observation-disclosures SSl
Silver-dyed Raccoon Coats, sizes IL and lB. Were
esof. E~Uw WOO
1 Silver Tipped Raccoon Coat, size II. Was 1854
Now ----- -- STA
l South American Spotted Cat Coat sse II. Was
1854. Now - S2Sl
1 Gray-dyed Indian Lamb Coat, size II. Was 1854
F>oW SS10'1V
Natural Ombre Muslrat Coat. Was 33lS. Size
To- NOW WEI
Prices Include 2oN Tar
W&L-Junioe Misses Fus, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-25

Blue Wool Topcoat, size 4s. Less than " price
. Wool Tweed Sports Coats Regular, 2/se, 2I37.
2/38; short 1/46 long 2/38. Were $40 to $2750.
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Fur Scorfs Reduced

VI SSouIS NOo0SOo
/, 5-skin Natural Ranch Mink Scarf. Was $50
NOW $0|.4U
1, s-skin Natural 3anch Mink Scarf. Was s1oo8o
I, 3-skin Natural Ranch Mink Scarf. Was $50
NOW $St.bO
;, 4-skin Natural Ranch Mink Scarfs. Were $6720
NOW -----------------------.$ $So.4e
1, 4-skin Natural Wild Mink Scarf. Was $Iss
NO" $IzO
I, 2-skin Natural Ranch Mink Scarf. Was $50
NOW $36
1, 3-skin Natural Wild Mink Scarf. Was S96
Now ----- ------------------- s72
I. a-skin Blended Jap Marten Scarf. Was $780,
1, 2-skin Natural Iridium Fox Scarf. Was 1854
Now
Fur Coots Reduced
l, Natural Tipped Skunk Cost, sine 1s Was 1854
I. Natural Tipped Skunk Coat, size ls. Was s474.
g. Sable-dyed Northern Flank Muskrat Coats, sizes
IL and IA. Less than u price. Now-------- $15e
T. Sabledyed Wallaby Coats, sizes II and IA. Were
L. Sable-dyed Northern Flank Muskrat, size II.
was $Z54. Now-------4--- $l38
I, Sable-dyed Southern Flank Muskrat. Was 1924.
l, Black-dyed Processed South American Limb
Jacket, size Is. Was 1894. Now --------- $167
Prices tncude 7o% tar
w&L-Frs Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Misses Wool Suits, $16
Wsye S22o5 to j29.7S

Is wool suits In crepe, suede. worsted and mono
tone. Black. wine. navy. oxford. gold. Sizes 10.
IL and 10.
Fur-trimmed Wosl Goats. brown. blue. green.
coral. trimmed with sable-dyed squirrel. Yaccoon
Non-tAxable. were 33sTS and 44s.s5. Now ~
I Fu-trinmed Wssl Ceats Ia brown, blue. black
and natural trimmed with sable-dyed squirrel silver
fox rump. andSlynx-dyed white fox. Sizes 10 to
IL. Were 347.7s and more including 2o% tax.
Now 92e.4e
WAI- Down stairs store. Goats and. suits
Evening star., 1945-01-25

81 robes IN medium and lightweight fab
medium and large.
Is Mems Suits, tweeds and cheviots Qabeled for
fabric content).
2, 1875 short, 1899 long. Were $35. Now s24.75
l3, short 2/3s 4/37, 1/3s regular 1887 2/3s, 1/3s
I40 IA. Were $3.50 and $4250. Now $2S
W&L-The Mems Store, Second Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-25

5 IN green, gray, red-ldeaE Tor dinette,
l Lamp Table with shelf and drawer. Was s54.
Now $3S.7S
2 Solid Cypress Card Tables with natural finish.
Were $34. Now -----.--..--~ 80 - $3.50
l lawson Love Seat with blue cotton brocatere
l Swedish Maple Dinette Table with extension leaf
Was t32.76. $24.50
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Students Suits, ,$1Q.75
Vsre $3.50 and s29,5O

We're $3.50 and $3.50
II herringbone and twill weave suits (abeled for
fabric content. Sises-regular, 3/37, 2/3s; long,
2/S6, 1877, l/Ss; stocky's. 1877, 1898.
w6sI-student's Clothing, Second Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-25

81 tWo-piece rayon gabardlne and rayon
- Rsysn Squares printed and solid colors Were
ssc % u. NoW------------------r-- Ssc
- Wesl Cardiyan and Bexy Slip-ovsf Sweaters
asss -, 3S and -. White, pink. and yellow. Were
w&I-Down Stairs Store. Junior AGisses' Apparel
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Women's Fur Felt Hats
"a az

Womens Fur Felt Hats
$Z.Zo Were IS and more
$50 hats in q variety Of styles and eolors Ad-
Unstable head sizes.
W&L-Mllinery. Third Floor.
Misses Wool Suits, $3o.75
Were S59.75
two-piece suits with white lamb-lined jackets
Black and red, sizes 10 to l6.
l Camelshair and Cashmere Box Coat, properly
labeled for fabric content Tan in size TO- Was SS5
Master tailored Wool Box Goats In gray or brown
stripes Sizes 18 and 20. Were $685. Now $63.75
1 Master tailored Box Coat 5% rabbitshair, 95 Oh
wool. Brown and tan checks. Size H. Was $85
W&L-Coats and Suits, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Handmade Mexican Chairs, s3.'s We're ssss

80 beautifully handkerchief Mexican
kitchen, porch or game room.
Modern design Lounge Chair, gray and yellow
cotton tapestry. Was s12s5o. Now ----.--- $3.50
l Lawson Love Seat with rose cotton brocatelle
and reversible seat cushions. Was $115
Now " $3.50
Victorian Sofa with green cotton tapestry cover.
Was S215. Now $109
Bronze Smoking Stand with large glass ash tray.
Was $11.50. Now $S.S4
WAL-Iiving Room Furniture, Sixth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-25

~ Junior Misses Fitted Wool Costs. Blue and
80 Junior Misses Wool Skirts, plaids and solid
colors some pleated all around. Sizes to lS Were
$S.25 and $685. Now 3l.SS
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Juniors Hats, $50

Were S2.9S and more
50 calots and beanies properly labeled for fabric
content IN navy. brown black and blue.
W&L-Juniors' Hats Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Misses Formal Dresses
csromie JsweIrx $1.2o

Was $40 and more
ITS ceramic pins and earrings In assorted pastel
colors
Is Blue sequin Hat Pins. Were 81. Now--N
Prices on ceramics include 20% tar
w&L-Costume Jewelry. Aisle :, First Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Droperies, Vonity Skirts,
Shoms, Bedspreods Reduced

Odd lot Of about Is pieces including one-ofa kind
draperies, bedspresds. vanity skirts, hassocks lv
ing room pillows, pillow shams.
Large Selection Of remnant squares Of drapery and
slip-cover fabrics cs----------G Greatly Reduced
w&L-Clrtains and Draperies. Seventh Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Misses jane Wondl Shoes

$4.65 Were S6.95
800 pairs of pumps and ties In black blue and tan
Sizes: AAAA, 8 to o; AAA, 5h to Q; IA, 8 to 81:
B. ~ to Z.
Remember, no detached shoe coupons may be
accepted.
WGL-Women's Shoes, Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Girls Skirts, $1.95 W.,e 1925

IS skirts In pink yellow and blue Cabeed for fabric
content), sizes to IL.
Is Fitted and Bexy Sweaters Qabeled for fabric
content), in assorted colors, dses . to II. Were
$2e5 to $3.o5. Sl.Sx
80 Jumpers Oabeled for fabric coutent), In plaids
and solids, sizes g. IL and II. Were $3sS Now Sl.sy
W&I-Down Stairs store. Girls Apparel
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Boys Basque Shirts, 65e

N ET1 TCC
$50 knitted cotton shirts IN assorted stxpes sises
8 to IA.
Knickers Suits (abeled for fabric contant), brown
or teal blue, sizes IL and is. Less than y price
Is pairs Cotton Denim Dung1reas IN blue, siaes to
10. Were ALAS and $l.s5. Now w eSe
100 Cotton Undershirts, sizes medium and large
W&Lv-Down Stairs Store, Boys' Apparel.
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Misses Rayon >Drs..e.. se.7s

Misses Royon Dresses, $8.75
Were sI2.75 to 1895
2s rayon crepe dresses In high shades and bright
color with black aqua. fuchsia. green. purple:
fuchsa or lime with black sises Il 70 20.
Two-piece Rayen Crepe Suit Dresses in aqua,
fuchsta. blue. brown. sises II to 20. Were Sisss.
10 Two-piece Rayon Gabardine Suits, with set-in
belts and pleated skirts Melon green, COCOA sises
n 70 20. Were $l095 Now----Ss Ss1y
W&I- Down Stairs Store, Women,s and Misses
Dresses
Evening star., 1945-01-25

Misses Doytime Dresses, s5.ss we,ewes
100 and twopiece gabdne properly for
fabric content Pastes and high
tnE8
Dresses. Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Mems MeGresor Joekets
$2.15 We're S3.05

cotton sipover jackets with knitted CUTS neck
line and waistband; sizes small, medium and large
Maroon Robes (65Ho spun rayon, 35% arslac),
sizes small and large. Were $3.50 Now $s7S
McGresor Leisure Jacket In wool with checked
front and plain sleeves and back, rayon-lned, size
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Mems F,rnishings
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Mems Robes, s5.'' and s7.'s We're ,ssoeus

um and lightweight fabrics abeed fabric content
Evening star., 1945-01-25

W&L-Nrs, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Juniors Royon Dresses, s5.'s We're a's and ,sss

gAbardne and rayon Prints and solid coors Sz
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Misses Sweaters, s1.'' to s3'5we,. SIPS to ,sss

100 slip-on and cardigan sweaters properly labe
novelty knits in classic styles; many colors. Siz
Is Rayon Sports Dresses plain coors and floral 50
prints u to Were t5s5 to $7s5 Now 1895 Were
Wdl-Down Stairs Store sportsweer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-15
VI Section
Lists Names
Of ScrVicemnen

In compiling the Honor Roll
list of servicemen and wo.
men in the special VI Edition
with today's Monitor-Leader,
the editorial staff not only
made use of every available
record, but also added many
hundreds Of names obtained
through use Of q coupon pub
lished some months ago. The
coupon invited relatives and
friends to add names to the
list, and many availed them
selves of this. However, IL Is
a foregone conclusion that
some names Of men and wo-
men in service have inadvert-
emily been ommitted, despite
every effort Of the newspaper
to remedy this situation.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-15
Meaf> Sugar. b
Unrestricted 81

WASHINGTON, Aug. IS LAP "a
todov announced the immediate tsvmlHot!0" the
rotonina Of sosoIins eonnsd fruits and vegetables,
fuel oil and oil stoves.
Price Administrator BowIss said that meets. fots
and oils buttsr, sugar. shoes. and tires would stoy
on the rntjon lsts until military eutboeks ond in
creased production bring civilian supplies more near
" in baIonee with civilian demands"
''kobody is any hopper thon We In oPA,"
BowIes said, land as far gasoline is concerned
the day Is finally here when We con drive our cor
wherever We pleoss, when please and as much
as We please"
A far as the oPA was concerned, the rotionins
Of gasoline. eInnsd fruits and vegetables and oil
stoves ended when the announcement was placed
in reporters honds shortly after IL q. m. today.
No ottempt will bs made to notify each filling
stetion opCsotov and grocer.
''When he reads il in his newspaper OF hears It
on his rod,o, thot's it," an offieioI said.
ORDER IS SIGNED
All field Offices, however, will Be notified Of
fieoIIy. This is to snobs them to answer questions
rother than to carry out the end Of rotionins.
The formal Older oIrsody hos been signed by
Price Administrator BowIss, ond It will be printed
in the Federal register. Thot Is the only formoIity
and oPA scid the order Is legal even in advance Of
lts publication.
Asked il il was necessary to retain the gas eou-
pons in order to quality for tires, 0PA answered
with flat 'f!o"
The agency sold II expected to moks an early
announcement regarding the effect Of the end Of
gasoline votionins on the procurement Of tires.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-15

thro3ghollt o ~ has bee
subd{ "a bus IS ~ hearts (ant
head$ e. ~ revel) ers the cele
bratid e6qtlqlors tbday.
Set cef ~ NJ Etesident's an
nounc( ~Nt ~ n}Rht. the peo
pie flopd6d O. 5hs3 center Of TN
city an1 ~ n Ugard for per
sonai safety danced through thu
milling lines Of traffic.
HANG OUT OF CARS
Merrymakers hung from thu
cars shouting the good news
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-15

Along the enormous bottIefronts Of the PeeiHs
and Asia the mishtisst forces Of destruction ever
assembled rolled to victorious holt Ground the
prostrots, >onquishsd empire Of Jopen.
Throughout the Allied world, wrecked BY wsP
or threot Of war since Gsrmony struck Poland On
Sept. I, 1889, il was time for rejoicing and ess-
brotion. But oIrsody the problems Of psoes were
beginning to pile up.
I'VE are fueed with the srsotsst task We ever
hove been faced WITH, sold President Trumon. The
emergency is as greet as It was on December ].
l94l."
Mr. Truman announced "OPENS eopitulotion q
o'clock, Eastern War Time. last night. The Get
marked the beginning Of truce that will last few
Days until General Of the Army Douglas Macarthur.
as Supreme Allied Commander, con accept formsl
Joponsss surrender on the basis Of the Petsdsm
Declaration.
HARD JAP FUTURE
While promising the Joponsss people free end
decent lives, this declaration Ioys down hard Il.
turs for them. Il Is much like that imposed Ger.
many, except that the Joponsss will have their own
notionol government, including Emperor under
rigid Allied control.
All means ever to moks war osoln are . -
stripped from them. At advance Paeife bases MILL
tory government officers stood ready to move Il
with occupation force. end carry out these terms.
More thon four hours otter M. Trumsn en-
nouneed the surrender, the still on In ne
Poeife. eommuniqus from Guam early today ~
ported that units Of the y. Third Fleet in the VI
entity Of Honshu were being epprooehsd BY Jsp-
onsss aireroft.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-15
|ndianapolls
Is Sub l|ldiIII
Torpedo ~
Atomic 81 81!
BY MORRIEks1S 11lneri &

By MORRIEt 0eAAkG
GUAM, Au l& Two
great explost bns pSIae4 put of
her slim bow e q MlnM54s past
m d n g h t, 4n1G3 1txeaked
through her 81 ock6nrkened pas.
sageways, s@arins the piled
bodies of her crew into Shape-
less masses. Within IS minutes
she plunged headkikst 1nso the
sea.
That was TIL end o& tholproud
cruiser IndianhpOl11 - torp edOed
See CRUfGx 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-15

The War ~ o. Mount
Clemens today r. ! peace
and serenity d} ling the
greatest, wildte lebration
ever recorde6 heg6IH
The conSebM ~ I'm cans lay
unnoticed where hey were hap
hazs4dly--s1BD>vh last night by
young and old who dropped all
their restraint to glorify the end
of the war and the return OF
peace.
The bedlam that re gn e d
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-15
O4A~
! nversid|
Bring -
[npIoynlEnt

fINGTON, Aug. Is -
he Government turned
toward peace today
cautioning word that
back on a prosperous,
basis won't be easy.
version Director John
Her, in a report to the
It, said there SHOULD be
Ing Of words" on the job
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-15
~ the Associated Press

Millions lifted their hearts and
voices today to hail the dawn OF
peace.
There were tears, laughter,
hysteria and prayers throughout
the Allied world as Japan, last
undefeated aggressor nation, an
nounced 1t had surrendered.
"Thank God-thank God it's
over at last" were words re-
peated again and again, in every
language. Tire bloodiest, most
destructive war in history was at
m end.
America flung off its wartime
restraint and exploded in the
greatest, widest, most ecstatic
celebration of all time. Bolster
Gus, happy crowds sang, danced
and cheered into the early morn
ing. Thousands prepared to con-
tinue the fiesta during the two
day holiday proclaimed for to-
day a nd tomorrow by the United
States and Britain.
VETERANS HAPPY
Everywhere, veterans OF the
war were in the forefront of the
jubilation.
In the Pacific islands, in shat
tered Germany and bomb-scar,
red England, in Manila, in Paris
in ships at sea and in hospital
wards-they cheered and cried
and thumped each other on the
back. Nov we'll be home soon
err" they said.
In America, they we're toasted
and kissed and praised and wep'
over.
All through Latin America and
the West Indies there was wild
rejoicing. Tiny Bermuda kicked
over the traces in the most bois-
ferrous celebration ever seen
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decorated the ratings and front
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steamers, which survived the
late afternoon shower to flutter
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