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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-20
Glad Tidings Tabernacle
Assemblies 'Of GOd)

Rev. F. S. VanMeter, pastor
Church school, $3.50 am. Mrs
Urcil Shaw, superintendent.
Morning worship, 10:45 o'clock
Sunday school at Arnold, 2:3C
pm. Florence Crider and Faye
Dingledine in charge.
Christ Ambassadors, $50 pm
Lora Lee Adds, president.
Christmas program, 7:30 pm
Special music by the choir and eX-
erciSes by the children.
Cottage prayer meeting, Tues
day, 7:30 pm.
Mid-week service, Thursday, T.
30 pm.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-20

tata" by r. t. Rohfing and the
pastor will deliver the Christmas
message on the theme, why Did
the Angels Sing?"
There will be no choir rehearsals
during the week of Dec. 1929.
Conditions permitting the post
poned Christmas party sponsored
by the Women's Missionary Socie-
ty for the women of the congrega-
ton will be held on Friday even
ing, December 28, at 7:30 o'clock
in the Parish House. The women
are requested to bring their ami
VerSary plates.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-20
NEW CALLY SENIOR SET
FOX DRIVES SATURDAY

First fox drives of the season in
Union county will be held Satur-
day, sponsored by the senior class
of New California high school
There will be twwo drives, the
first from $50 am. until II noon
and the second from 1890 TO 8
pm.
ShotgunS will be used and hunt
ers do not have o have licenses
Rifles are not permitted. No child
rem will be permitted to carry
guns. Lunch will be served at noon
by the Y. P. c. v. of the New Cali
fornia United Presbyterian church
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-20
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Gifts will be distributed after this
service.
The Candle-light Christmas serv-
ice will be held Christmas Eve be-
ginning at 1870 o'clock The
ChCirs of Trinity will present a
cantata entitled, Christmas Can
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-20

Methodist Youth Fellowship
groups, 6 pm.
After devotional services the
groups will go caroling, and then
return to the church, where lunch
con will be served.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-20
Watkins Christian Church

Rev. e. +. Wall
All church programs will be can
celled Sunday Dec. %, due to the
influence epidemic.
Regular church will be resumed
Sunday, Dec. 80, unless notified
otherwise.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-20
From the Ground Up
SUM- 7:45 AM

Roy Battles, wLw Farm
Program Director, gives
the news of the week that
cnArArna IT, f-+nner.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-20
cH0RE TIME
DAILY AT GAS AM

Weather and market reports,
good music and helpful hints
for better farm living.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
San Francisco
CeIebratesPed

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug II
CUP)-Here in this Pacific en-
barkation port bonfires-ied by
street signs and wrecksge of war
bond booths blszed on Market
street, San Franciscos principal
thoroughfare. Streetcars we're
halted by the fires.
The celebrating crowd smashed
windows Of one downtown liquor
store and had cleaned out most
of TtS stock before police sue
ceeded in preventing further loot
inC.
ThouSagds of Serviccmen most
ofNthem celebrating a final few
heuyS before heading for Tokyo.
quickly accepted the japanese
radiocast as the wars end and
literally tore apart goodly por-
tions OF Market and Powell streets
in downtown San Francisco.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
CAB Refuses
Route Review

WASHINGTON. Aug. II tUP)
The Civil AeronauticS Board to-
day denied petitions asking for
reopening Of the north Atlantic
route case.
Pan American AiIwayS. Penn
sylvania Central Airllnes, Moore
Mccormack Line, L. S. Midnight
Sun AirlineS and Northeast Air
lines had asked reopenlng Of the
case. CAB has awarded the routes
10 TransContinental and Western
Air, Inc. American Export Air
lines and Pan American AirwayS
The CAB said that charges OF
iniuStiCeS done the petitioning air.
lines in CAB findings were not
supported by the evidence in the
petitions Further, a statement
said. no relevant issues which had
not been raised in the hearings
were brought otit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
BWnes Calls on Truman

After night Of historic developments during which the text
apans wrelesed neutral Switzerland
America President Truman arrived at the
executive offices OF the White House at S:22 a. m.
Shortly Secretary Of State James Byrnes arrived to
confer with Mr. Truman
However, to S25 the Swiss legation said It had not
received the japanese surrender note from abroad
Byrnes 40 after conferrng almost 20 minutes with
the President.
has been authorized by Great Britain China
and Russia o accept Japans offer Of surrender
act. receipt of this will be TO order
American army and navy stop fighting His second will
be notify Britain Russia and China OF Japans catuauon
those governments turn may issue firing orders
has announced that the firing order
will actually end the shooting war;
will only after the japanese have formally signed
document of unconditional surrender the Big -Four.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Seek Legal Rule
For End Of War

WASHINGTON. AUG. Il GNS)
Attorney General Tom {. Clark
said today that the Justice depart
meut is working on a legal defini-
ton of when the war officially
ends
The attorney general explained
that il Is necessary 10 determine
legally when hoSuliticS actually
cease from the standpoint Of ter
minating certain war legislation
and wartime agencies as well as
war contracts
The formal opinion will be
ready I'm A few days he said. How
ever, the giSt of the legal opinion
will be- prepared for President
Truman by the time ne announces
the japanese surrender Clark
added.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15

envoy and transmitted to Tokyo
at 1l:25 Saturday night.
The Swiss asserted the note was
retransmitted by telegraph al 8
a. m, Sunday AT request Of Tokyo.
and its receipt acknowledged at
Gas a. m. Sunday. All these hours
are Swiss time, which Is five hour,
ahead OF Eastern War Time.
1t was apparent early today
that the delay was occaSloned
merely by the reluctance Of the
japanese war lords to placing
their god-cmpcror under control
OF the Allied supreme commander.
The emperor is deity in Japan.
Washington authorities ex-
planned that u will come as a
frightful shock TO the Japanese
people 10 learn that their revercd
god-emperor is only a human be-
ing who can take orders from an
American general Under the cir
cumstanceS as now revealed, IL lS
no surprise that the Japanese
cabinet took a few days to reach
a decision.
Their decision. however has
rescued the Japanese homeland
from utter extinction Anglo
American invention OF The atomic
bomb placed the japanese home.
land At the absolute mercy Of the
United States.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Russians Attack
Petdin as Judas

WASHINGTON Aug II lNS)
The Soviet embassy information
bulletin declared today that the
lrial OF Marshal Henri PetaIn is
the trial of tho entire Fifth Col.
umn in France.
In an article entitled The Ju-
das Of France the official Rus
sian publication said
Petain did not become
traitor overnight. He nurtured
treason in his breast for long
time; he pondered over it and
prepared for it. lie did not be-
tray his country for petty
bribe. he betrayed il deliber-
ately. seeing i'm this betrayal
means Of saving both himself
and those with whom he con-
sorted-the corrupt upper strata
Of French society -. e"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Japanese War Iords.


The President also said he
would not proclaim VI Day until
the Japanese war lords had actu-
ally signed a document atteSting
their unconditional surrender.
The legal end Of the war may
not come for years If the prece-
dent of tho first world war IS fol-
lowed. In that instance, Germany
surrendered on Nov. IL. 1918. but
Congress did not declare the war
at an end until the year 1921.
The japanese cabinet reached
its decision AT a time when Amer
lean military authorities were pom
dering whether TO force an early
verdict by launching third
atomic bomb attack on the enemy
homeland.
Official eXasperation over Japa'
nese dilatorineSS had been mount
ing hourly in Washington.
President Truman was veXed
particularly over the japanese
claim that the Zig Four uncondi-
uonal surrender note was not 10.
ccvcd by the Japanese govern.
ment until Monday morning
The Swiss government promptly
gave an official time table on de.
livery Of the note. The Swiss said
it was turned over 70 the japanese
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Reveal Mikddo S
Surrender Hour

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. II
INS)- Domei news agency said
today the "imperiod decision was
granted" Aug. II, 1915. japanese
times Cs p. m Monday PWT) and
that weeping people gathered out
side the imperial palace boWing
IN shame, because their efforts
were not enough -
The Domci transmission sent
on a hold for release basis, was
recorded by the FEC.
1t did not give details of the
imperial decision. but another
Domei transmission said an i'm
portant transmission will be made
at noon Aug. l5 (JapaneSe time)
8 D. m Tuesday (PWT).
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Pope Reveals
Plea 10 Jdps

VATICAN CITY. Aug Il 0Ns)
sThe Vatican revealed today that
Pope Plus XII had interceded
with the japanese. urging them 10
accept the Allied surrender
terms.
The Holy Father cordially IN
teryened, counsellng Japan 10 ac-
cept the surrender terms, a
Vatican spokesman said.
a member of the papaI entour.'
age explained the Pope feared
that the atomic bomb might mark
the beginning OF destruction OF
entire races.
The Vatican spokesman said
that the Pope for the past sew
eral months had been urging the
japanese 10 cease their useless
resistance since the Allied might
was overwhelming
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
{. H. Williams
Gets Out Sept. Z

LANSING. Aug. II - Edward
II. Williams, former Wayne
County auditor. will he paroled
from Jackson Prison Sept j.. the
parole board announced today.
Williams was sentenced Feb ..
1912, five to. 10 years for accept p
ing brbe involving the sale Of
chemical products TO the county
and for receiving "kickbackS' on
insurance business given +. Frank
-GaffnCV.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Dean ACheson Quits
State Department

WASHINGTON. Aug. II (UP)
Assistant Secretary OF State
Dean Acheson has resigned. II was
revealed today There were re-
ports that he would take another
high government job. probably in
the department of justice.
According TO one published re-
port. AcheSon opposed permitting
HIrohito To stay on the throne.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Hunt for Hitler StiN0n
London Paper Says

LONDON. Aug. II GNS)-The
London Daily Herald quoting q
dispatch from Hamburg. said to-
day that an intensive search Is
being vaged in belief that Adolf
Hitler may be m hiding
Despite N8Zi reports that tho
rciChSfuchrcr dicd-in tho last days
of the war. the search Is being
conducted among one and one-half
million German troops IN the con-
,Ccntrauon area Of Schlcswig- -Hol-
eINLn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Vets Plan
To Parade

Detroit and Wayne County vet
Grams viii stage victory parade
when VI Day is officially an
nounced. Michael Whalen secre-
tsry OF the Allied Veterans Coun-
cil said today
II vi Day Is declared before ;
p m the parade viii be staged at
Z p m. II n is announced before
noon the parade will be az 2 ,, N.
Whalen said
All groups that participated IN
the Memorial Day parade are
ask q 10 fall in AZ The same
street intersections they used
then, Whalen announced
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Gen, Bradley 10 Take
Vet Post Wednesday

WASHINGTON, Aug "a CUPl
Gen. Omar ~ Bradley takes
Office tomorrow as head of tho
Veterans Arir7yrrTvuaUO6
He VIII be SwOrH 300 az ID q u
and then discuss hlS plans rt a
press conference he Wa, ofJ,cu
ny President Truman. VINO Hsntcd
veteran of this War ln The post
lie replaces Brig Gen Prank r
Hines
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Russia
Pushes
Attack

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug II
(UPD Soviet troops advancing
into Manchuria were instructed At
l2:40 a. m. (PWTD (3:40 a. m.
Detroit time) TO triple their ef-
forts against japanese forces.
KhabaroVsk radio heard by
United Press. San Francisco, said:
soviet men--forge ahead
10 victory. Triple your efforts.
Relentlessly smash ahead. Break
the treacherOuS enemy. Give
him not minutes respite"
The instructions were issued
one hour and 80 minutes after
Tokyo broadcast a flash saying
an imperial message would be
forthcoming soon accepting the
PotSdam surrender declaration.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Council
d.. KS VI
Program

Common council put on a VIC
tory program OF It's own today. 4
The council passed an immediS
ate effect ordinance urged by City
Treasurer Celse which "tii extend
the period Tor payment Of real
estate andKrSonal property taxes
until ThulNSy # President Tru-
man proclalms tomorrow VI Day.
Otherwise. the tax deadline 10
tomorrow
VI Day pay for all city en-
ployeS also was authorized Only
essential SERVICES VIII be main
tanned on the Official VI Day.
and employees who work on that
da-prill receive double time. t.rr1-
ployes receiving the day off viii
be paid straight time.
In third move, council awarded
The Dearborn Machinery Movers
Co. a SD 900 contract for the dis
mantling Of air raid signals IN
stalled on the roofs Of the General
Motors Building. the Book-Cadil-
lac Hotel. the Michigan Central
Depot and II FIRE houses
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Gums Roar Till Big 4
Gets Jap Surrender
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slowly In replying 10 The surrender Tokyo by The
American government, acting on behalf Of the Big Four
Tokyo radio acknowledged receipt Of the note at 80 M
Sunday announced the reply route to Washing
a Il :0l p. today.
This meant the japanese government took less than 33
hours to accept peace makes their god puppe
Meanwhile against Japan continued There will be
firing until the Allies official reply
from the Japs officials said
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Used Truck Tires
Off Priority Aug. II

WASHINGTON. Aug. Il CUP)
Used truck tires will be re-
moved from rationing Aug. II. the
OPA announced today. OPA said
II Is also planning 10 allow unra-
toned sale OF passenger tires made
from reclaimed rubber.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Knudsen Honored

COPENIrb.GEN UNSl -
II Cen William s Knndscn has
been appointed an honorary mam-
t~r 0t Tho DANISH Civil Engineers
Union The general is the only
honorary mrmher ever taken into
The oiesni7ation.-
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Soldier Dies in Denver
Peace Celebration

DENVER. Aug. II GNS)-one
soldier was killed early today dur
ing Denver's wild peace celebra-
ton
The victim Was Allan A. Allison.
>. of Youngstown. O. Police said
nc either fell or was thrown from
the third floor Of a hotel and died
30 minutes later.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Nurses Aid Heroine
OF BOX-Sealer Fire

Mrs. Dorothy F Donley. who
aid during the last three years.
yesterdays disastrous FIRE at the
She was en- route by streetcar
TO her home, S756 Arcadia. when
she passed the scene Of the fire.
Quickly She ran into the street
where victims were StreWn, their
clothes still burning.
After beating the flames from
the clothing OF one woman. Mrs.
Donlcy dragged her 30 4 barber
shop Then she Ian into the
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
z Billion Orders Void

CLEVELAND. Aug. II GNS)-
approximately two billion dollars
worth Of Nar contracts will be
Immediately Cancelled in 55 Ohio
and three PENNSYLVANIA counties
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Formal Surrender
On. Paris Radio Says
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to the secretary of state and then to the President
THAT wi time" he added


that will he added
Reporters cease FIRE order would be gwen
replied N Truman would give out that TACT
among others victory Ross said
he had no long Will be official receipt Of the
by before the peace proclamation would
be made
Ross said government consulting with Moscow London
Chungng concerning simultaneous release of the japanese
note
radio transmissons promised delivery OF the aps reply
TO the Allied procedure completed and
said the cabinet in Tokyo weighed until late Monday
night
Japan reply Allied demand for capuaton which would
permit emperor the throne under Allied military
supervision apparently being transmitted had been prepared
for transmission Washington through Switzerland
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Formal Ceremony Reported

This of formal surrender may not come for two or
three days arrangements be made for the
Allied in the Pacific and Asia to meet with the
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
ASTRONOMICAL SUMS

products Of war in a never-ending
stream. Product tlon figures
reached astronomical sums and
kept on soaring. II was America S
secret weapon that the AXIS ma
tionS failed 10 figure on which
brought about their downfall.
The automotive industry had
shown before its genius for mass
production. But il amazed even
itself. Record year followed record
year. II had achieved better
than Sl0,000000,0o0 a year rate
when We Day came and Cutbacks
forced ii downward again,
From the beginning, the i'm
possible was handed 10 Detroit
and il conquered II with indomi-
table courage. Chrysler was asked
10 make tanks when no one in
the industry knew how tank
looked.
But X. T. Keller went TO
Washington. folded up the bite
prints, took a look al a model
and went back 10 Detroit 10 build
an arsenal which turned them
out in an endless stream. 1t not
only made them. but improved
on them constantly. The know
how conquered all
WILLOW RUN MONUMENT
The city that had made the
automobile a household necessity
turned to planes. plane engines
delicate instruments for guiding
them, bombsights. Willow Run
went up with great fanfare, suf-
fered severe Cutbacks and went
on to fulfill the hopes for il by
turning loose thousands Of B-24
Liberators. If stands idle now
but a monument 10 unheard-ol
achievement in a new field ioI
Detroit.
Packard took on a Job which
no other manufacturer woulc
brave. making the famed Rolls
Royce Merlin aircraft engine
Taking left-handed British draw
ingS. il translated them into
American designs and, before
long. was turning them out, The
equal of any produced in England
B-29 PARTS MADE
When new weapons were de
signed, the auto industry wa!
called upon 10 get III e m ou
quickly. The B-29 program wa!
brought here and spread through
out the city Hudson Motor tool
on a part Of it, De Soto had an
other big part TO make and the
rest of the industry pitched IN or
pieces for the deadly bomber.
Artillery. anti-aircraft guns
bullets. shells, bombS-orderS foI
all came into the automotive IN.
d44stFY- and the weapons poured
out in such volumes that, occa.
Sionally. an urgent program be.
came not so urgent and was cut
back sharply
When rockets were found 10 bc
deadly against the Japs, Detroit
plants turned them out by tho
thousands and still were. up tc
the end Of the war. The know
how was never beaten.
Detroit played its part In tho
final and most devastating weapor
OF the war, the atomic bomb,
Chrysler corporation reluctantly
but proudly acknowledged a par
in its achievement.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15

street a second time. recovering
another woman who had COM
pound fractures OF leg and arm.
As soon as the ambulanceS be-
gan taking the victims TO Receiv-
ing Hospital she hailed a cab and
sped 70 the hospital whore she
aided doctors and nurses pr
hours
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15

has spent 5000 hours as a nurses
put her training 10 good use at
Export Box and Sealer Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Arms Output
War Mird(Ie
Detroit Production
~ Skaters Records
By SuEK FREEMAN

Unparalleled production achieve
ment won IN this var for De
troit the lofty title of arsenal Of
democracy And not without rea-
ton.
From 1888 when thu first
rumblincS Of a new world conflict
were felt on this side OF the
ocean. 20 the oarth-shattering
Shock OF the atom bomb at IIiro-
shma. usheung IN the end Of the
japanese war and final victory
for the United Nations, Detroit
had a hand in almost every wea-
pom used 10 shatter the enemies
of democracy
Guns, tanks, planes, bombs,
rocketS-name almost anything
used on land and sea and IN the
air. and Detroit made IL or helped
10 make II. It's production genius
gave Americas fighting forces
sufficient supplies 10 blast their
way 10 victory, first IN Europe
and then in the Pacific.
The union times., 1945-08-11
AFL Says Wage
 Freeze Is On Its Way To Cleaners
(Continued from Page One)

(Continued from Page One) ductiOn of overtime earnings cause real hardship to workers and inn pair their living standards.
 These VILE recommendations will be submitted to Economic Stabiliza- tion Director William H. Davis shortly, the A.F.L. service said. If Davis approves them he will ask Pres. Truman to issue an executive order to put the new policy into effect.
 The WLB public members "are not suggesting complete abandon ment of the Little Steel formula but partial relaxations from its rigid limits to meet new conditions fac ing labor and industry during the reconversion period," the news service said. Wage rate boosts now could not increase the income of workers and lead to imitation, as the WLB public members previous ly believed, but would compensate them for losses in take-home pay that have occurred since VIE Day, it said.
The union times., 1945-08-11
Building Trades Of Conn. Vote To Open Office
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(Continued from Page One) other health providing foods danger ously curtailed, is now further threat ened by lack of coal, to provide a small element of comfort, And
 Whereas: It is reported that vast shipments of coal are already con- signed to ports outside the LISA. at the expense and discomfort of the American people.
 Therefore, be it resolved: That we, the Executive Board of the Connecti- cut State Building Trades Council, vigorously protest any and all ship ments of coal or other fuel to any foreign country, until the needs of our own people have been supplied. And further that our State and Ma tional representatives be contacted and their able support solicited to attain that end"
 In addition to those mentioned above, the meeting was attended by Thomas Yoczick, Norwalk Carpen- ters; George Lockwood, Stamford Carpenters; Albert Green, Green wich Carpenters; Sam Cappola, New Haven Hoisting Engineers; James Brennan, New Haven Ele- vator Constructors; Nick Simeone, Laborers; Hartley Martin, New Haven Teamsters; and George JOslyn, Meriden Sheet Metal Work Ar0
The union times., 1945-08-11
Federation Pans Area Conferences To Be Held I FnH

ing out the national wage freeze, to be put into effect as soon as higher government officials give the all-clear sign, the AFL weekly news service said.
 HOLLYWOOD m The Hollywood movie strike reached a tense stage here with the vote taken ty rne mem bership of the Screen Office En- ployes Guild (A.F.L.) to continue working, despite the order of Pres. L. P. Lindelof of Bro. of Painters, to which SOEG is affiliated, that the unionists observe picket lines.
 SEATTLE-Labor charges that the Seattle police department is be- ing converted into a military ma- chine to bust unions followed the disclosure that the department plans to buy seven armOred cars.
 LAWRENCE, Mass.-Workers at