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Evening star., 1945-08-29
10 D. {. Men Report
To Armed Forces Today

Ten Washington men have been
ordered to report for induction into
the armed forces today. Their
names follow:
Foster, Roland Frank Samuel
Miller. Roland Helmer Harry
Taylor Everett Peck, Arthur
Culinan, Martin Ryan Tohn jr
Cummings, Samuel Vaughan, John
Evening star., 1945-08-29
Corporations Wealth
Key 70 Prosperity,
SEC Spokesman Says

By the Associated Press.
An important Government official
said today corporations are so rich
they can keep this country prosper
Gus for a long time"
Corporations have the wealth to
do this-"If they have the courage
to invest it," said the official, a
spokesman for the Securities and
Exchange Commission.
At the same time, the SEC issued
its latest estimates of corporation
wealth.
It said that on March 81, corpora
tions held $46,900. 600, 900 in available
forms-like currency, bank deposits,
Government bonds and stocks of
materials-after allowing for taxes
and other debts.
This amount, called met working
capital" was a record high, nearly
double the $24,600,0 ,000, 900 figure at
the end of 1899.
LII Vic pdot, UuoillCoo SIOupo idNc
objected to some conclusions drawn
by SEC officials concerning corpo-
rate wealth.
To-day, however, officials of the
United States Chamber of Com
merce, a business organization,
agreed that corporations have
greatly improved their cash position
during the war and said this JUS
tifies hopeful outlook"
But the chamber officials cau-
toned against painting too rosy a
picture They said overall figures
don't show the condition of each in
dustry, and some are better off than
others. They said, too, that against
this large amount of capital you
have to balance the fact that the
reconversion task will be 'tremen-
dously bigger than any problem
we've ever faced before"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
Australians Firm
On Control Of .DapS

LONDON, Oct. 4 (UPl-Aus-
tralian Foreign Minister Herbert
Evatt fatty rejected today Rus
sian proposals that control OF
Japan be handled solely by the
Big -Four powers.
Evatt told a press conference
that Australia was determined TO
have a voice in settling Japan's
fata
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05

A collection Of famous paintings
by American and European artists
will 60 on exhibition Monday in
the Fine Arts Galleries Of the
j. l.. Hudson Co.
Ranging from Seventeenth 10
Twentieth Century works of art,
the exhibit will include paintings
by Rosa Bonheur, Josef Israels,
Sir John Everett Millais, Ben
jamin Constant, Francis Cotes, r.
A., Thomas Phillips. II. A., and
Nathaniel Hone, r. A.
They come from the collections
of William II. Vanderbilt, Sir
George Chetwynd, Whitelaw Reid,
Allen Memorial Art Museum OF
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
Vets With Families
May Get Telephones

Telephone service is now avail
able 10 ex-servicemen who have
one or more dependents, II was
learned today.
The Michigan Bell Telephone
Co. has loosened priorities so vet
Grams may get phones on presenta-
tion of discharge. Thousands OF
applications now on file will be
reclasSifled.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
ApvERTIsEMEar
ADvERTIsEMEAT
Doctors Way To
Relieve Constipation
MILD BUT so Effective

Nowt you can throw away harsh blast
ing laxatives because here = Physicians
purely vegetable formula-Dr. Edwards
Olive Tablets = which work 90 gently
but oh - 80 thoroughly. Olive Tablets
act on BOTH upper and lower bowels TO
produce more natural-ike bowel move
ments. No gripping. Just complete safts-
faction. i6s. 800. Coz. At any drugstore.
Caution: use as directed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05

"Buna' synthetic rubber cord
resists oil and heat lasts
LONGER than natural rub
Der, Built-in switch! Plug-in
socket
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05

The story for which you have
been waiting. THIS is MY
STORY" by Gen. Jonathan VI.
Wainwright, starts THIS SUN
DAY In The Detroit Times and
continues daily and Sunday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
Cross-U. 5. Record
Now 7 Hrs, s. Min.

BURBANK. Cal. Oct. 4 (INS)
"A new transcontinental nom
stop speed record was set by a
CSC Constellation which arrived
in Burbank from Miami, late yes
terday i'm seven hours. SO minutes.
The plane averaged 299 miles
an hour over 1855 miles TO better
the previous record of 10 hours,
10 minutes by two hours, II
minutes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05

a quiet evening AT nome
smashing up iukeboxes.
But II was a beautiful
affair. Stokowski was on the
first half Of the show. He
wanted Sinatra 10 appear with
him but then he changed his
mind-at the last minute he
found his regular baton.
That Stokowski is won-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05

- LANSING. Oct. a (UP)-The
state administrative board today
approved the sale Of 18 lots in
Port Huron owned by the Blue
Water Bridge commission 10 the
CITY of Port Huron for S36. 900.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05


10 o the oln section
Iove tell
blame of
a playing a bass fiddle
ia5b
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
j. L. Hudson Displays
Famous Works Of Art

Oberlin College, Drexel Institute
OF Philadelphia and the ST. Louis
Museum of Fine Arts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
BOB HOPE
COMMUNIQUES

NEARLY everybody HOLLYWOOD appeared at the Hollywood Bowl the other night
gh Ch PetElo The there he Spending
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-17
President Says Note
Is Full Surrender

| HAVE received THIS afternoon (TueSday August 1D a
message from the Japanese Government in renlv t tho
message forwarded to that government on AUGUST II |
deem this reply full acceptance of the Potsdam Declaration
which specifies the unconditional surrender of an.n IN M
reply there is qualification.
Arrangements are now being made for the formal sign
ing OF surrender terms at the earliest possible moment
General Douglas Macarthur has been appointed the
Supreme Allied Commander to receive the Japanese s,cn
der Great Britain Russia and China will represented by
hghranking officers.
Meantime the Allied armed forces have been ordered 70
suspend offensive action.
The proclamation of VI Day wait upon the formal
signing OF the surrender terms by Japan
Following is the Japanese Governments MESSAGE ,c
cepting terms:
communication of the Japanese Government of Auqust
~ 1919 addressed to the Governments the United STATES
"reat Britain, the Soviet Union and China:
with reference to the Japanese Governments note If
August 10 regarding their acceptance of the provisions Of
the PotSdm Declaration and the reply of the Governments
OF the United States Great Britain the Soviet Union and
oha sent by American Secretary of State James R,rno
uhoef the date of August H. the Japanese Government bavo
he hoho TO communicate to the Governments of the F
Powers follows:
/. Ills Majesty the Emperor has issued an Immortal
leScip regarding Japans acceptance of the provisions f
the POtSdam Declaration
z His Majesty the Emperor is prepared to autborizc
and insure the signature by his Government and tho L
pefla General headquarters of the necessary terms for ca
ing out the provisions of the PotSdam Declaration HE Nh
JeSE IS also prepared to- issue his commands TO all bo mill
! naV ana r authorities of Japan and all the forces nm,
ue e control wherever located to active operons
surrender arms and to issue such other orders as may bc
equeo by 'he supreme Commander of the Allied forces for
'he execution OF the aforementioned terms"
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-17
FISHERS DISTRICT
I Near GREENWOOD

Nh and Mrs Edward Brown If
NlIantiC lily We're supper guests of
tcIr hroth"l Mr.. ana Mrs. Gootcc
'f"Wh on Saturday, Miss Narilvn
ROW u accompanied them home
lit"r spending a weeks Vacation
with them.
Miss Elsi" Clark and friend lack
modes of Philadelphia spent sc,c-
raj days The past week with Mr.
md Mrs. Harvey Rhodes I'M daugh.
ter.
Misses I.cta and lean puScy Of
Woodbury., New Jersey spent me-
past week with Miss MariIvn
Brown. :
Mr. and Mrs /. l.. Kraft spent
sunday evening with 'Ir. ana Mrs
W \ DraIman and family
Mr. and Mrs. Charles pcarman
ana Mf. and Mrs. J. g. Rust were
urSiS OF Mrs CIarcn'c Workman
"i G"ol @"t""n on Friday evening"
! " Rust is quite in N M
"IlllilS ana under the doctor. car.
Mr.. and Mrs F'litz Zott ana fam
Il! spent Sunday with their child
rem Mr., and Mrs. Darwin SaIaar
ana children AT Oak Orchard where
th"N ar" spending Il weeks yaca-
tion. CIV
Seaman Lester Outtcn is .nond-
ins Through with his parents
Nr, and Mrs. Harold Outtcn ana
family. '''''
MrS. Nelson Davis of Milford j.
"H''| III It This writing AT the home
~ h'f parents. Mr.. ana Mrs
George Xot
Mr.. and Mrs Gordon Warnc, arc
h''r'alnine their daueEtcr from
Montreal. Canada
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-17
HARRISON

Our Sunday school Will haze
their picnic at Trapp Pond the 25th
OF this month. All the children and
parents an" invited To go and Join
in tn" 1Ood time.
MI William PrcttYman and fam
~ were Ocean city, Maryland Niei-
tors on Sunday.
Mr. ANA Mrs Anamias Hickman
and MIR and Mrs. Lloyd Rust were
also Ocean city visitors on sunday.
Mrs Estcllc Short of WimIin2-
ton is spending some time with Mr..
and Mrs l.. +. Mason
Miss Effic Joseph and Mrs. len
ME Hackctt of ROscllc Park. New
Jersey arc spending their vacation
with Mr.. :. p Hudson and family
Mr., and Mrs. William Frazier of
Philadelphia spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Simpler.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vcascy with
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Donovan of
keddcn spent Sunday with Mr.. ana
Mrs. td@ar Short near Milford Nh
ana Mrs. Donovan spent Sunday
evening with MIR. and Mrs VcaYcv.
Nr. and Mrs. Benjamin Waplc.
were Monday cnpqte nf Nh, ,nd
Mrs Charles Carov
Technical sergeant pr...II
Donovan ana wife nf Io,'i'.iar'
after snrndinr . u d,v fnrln,'"n
with thoir narrnts NJ, ana ~
Bates Baker nf hcrr and Nv. ,,,l
Mrs. Eldridrc Dnnnv,n of ,oa,
Zion has rctrrnod In his ,ntio.. 81
Mr. and Nrs Erod p.,,I.h,'.,
of Dagshoro snert Snrdar u;I,
Mrs. Kathryn Park hury, and .Ind
ron.
Miss Leah War,.inYton i. -, ,
three weeks vacation ,.n,,i,''
some time with N, ana Mr.. p;"t
ard Quick in Camden \rn L'r.n,.
PennScroyr Now Lore, ami ~,
relatives in phil,d.lnli, 49," ,.,
Hcnna Knpplc
Miss lydia Barkcr h,. ro,u,r,d
home after sncndina , frv d,v.. -,
past week in pb,I,dcInhi, ~
Mr.. and Mrs Burtnn NIrroII., 80
Angola were Sunday elIrst. ~ n,
and Mrs. EImc, \IrrnIn, ~.
brother "''
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-17
TRINITY

Edward Martin of WASHINGTON
/; e has been ~pcudin2 this wock
With his hrufhrr Hugh Martin and
Mrs Martin
Nl. ana MIS-. William WrlI,,r
and two children. Bobby and INDY
ol Philadelphia arr SPENDING two
weeks with hrl mother. Mrs. Della
li.stin-s and other relatives here
Nr. and Mrs @. ". Handy of
'd'iaishuG spent Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mr.. and
Nl> Joshua West.
Mn and Mrs. Harvey Runtin. of
lla@Sh0ro spent Sunday with MIR
and Mrs Joshua West and mother
Miss team West accompanied them
LON" for visit.
Mr., ana Mrs. Elmer Kravhill Of
l.llIahoIhtown. PENNSYLVANIA were
dinner GUESTS of MIR. and Mrs Earn
With" on Tuesday.
Nh ola Wrottcn of Srafo,d
spent the week end with her sister
MIS-. Hugh Martin and Mr.. Martin
ha1l"> Finkhindcr OF near Far
fhln@ton visited them on Sunday
.'it"ruOUu
Nl md Mrs. clinton HASTINGS
and daughter. lean Ann. Mrs Della
fl.sin@s. Miss Grace HASTINGS. and
Nh ana Mrs Earl White. accompa-
med lay MIR and Mrs. Frank Wheat
icy ANA som Jimmy of Middlctnwn
MSS Lula Bradley and William
l'asiln%S of Wilmington and Mr.
ana Mrs. William Wclkcr and chill
iron Bobby and Indy of PhiIadcl-
PIMA al enjoyed II delightful picnic
At Oak Orchard and Rivcrda lc ON
Mr. and Mrs. Iollcr Goodwin AFRO
h" proud parents OF . hoy born 1t
t." Salisbury Hospital on Satur-
f&v.
Nh and Ms. Leon WhoatI.y
Qis~ Jeanette Wiley ana jimmy
" ilIry spent Sunday at Kchohorh
ma Ocean city.
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-17
FRANKFORT

Aptaln Herbert \ TruckEc4..
ia. I. ;. NJ. e. recently returned
1om active duty i'll the Pacific ar
riNcu ON Wednesday the 9Th and
Will spend his leave with his win
and her rar'nts, Nh and Mrs
Raymond Pool" Long at Lonc
Acres and Bethany Reach.
Mn and Mrs Norwood rhamhcr-
lam and dau@ht"rs. Mrs Roland Y
Obj and Miss Marjorie Chamh.,..
lam hay" been spending 4 week ii
li'hohoth Beach while MIR. Cham
h'rIan is on vacation from his
clerical duties in the local office 81
@. TIL" shore Tuxedo Feed %.
$rr@cant Hickman. son of NJ,
and MR.. John Hickman has arri,
cd home from tho r.. r O. His vito
m't him in Philadelphia and th,>
rcut 4 few days there with hi.
aunt. Mrs Ray Johnson. The youno
"ol''i"r IS happy to be homo vim
his wifi" and Parents
MIR ana Mrs. BENJAMIN Burr,.
and three dau2htcr4 OF Middlctov n
WCr" callers at the home of NJ,
and Mrs. Albert F. Parsons ON
Tucsddy
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley e.. Nazia,1
are happy to announce the arrival
q d"uShtcr. Phylli, Mary NJ
E""hc Hospital in IrWcs ON Aup
uSt d. Tn" little one is a grand
daughter of Mrs. Lambert Camn.
bell of S"lhNlill" and namcsako ~
her charming auntic. Mrs. PHYLLIS
Baker
Miss Gertrude. Holloway. Snsscy
ounty Home Demonstration Apru
va" in town on business last Mon
DAY
Mr. Nordrcai II. Hudson say.
inc ilrSt - years are the hardr1t
Tie found that out or Sunday. Aue-
u>t H.
Mr.. Oscar Lockwood and nonlcv
vi. James Lockwood from Phla
o'iphla We're week end guests M
MIR. ana Mrs. Charles II. Lockwood
ON Monday Miss Elon Bcrnicc,
"WnS'nd resumed her duties rs =
oi'fk III the local ration board Of
nee after weeks vacation spent
nv Baltimore, Maryland visiting her
SISTER, Mrs Garrison Long.
MIS-. Harvey Kirk went to vii
y ln&ton ON Monday to meet hpr
husband. Captain H. Harvey Kirk
> l.. recently returned home iron:
Europe.
star Sergeant Robert J. Hick-
man spent tn" first part of this
week At home with his parents
N'i and Mrs. John Hickman ana
brother Sergeant Kendall IIick
nan Sergeant Bob has been as
l&h"d temporarily 10 rest camr
or ronFal"SCont in North Carolina
AUNT Suzy SCI: TOO often moo
re get married for better or for
worse; hut not for good"
Mr.. and Mrs. clifford !. NIu,,.,v
u frankford are the proud parent,
u ~ pound baby girl. horn
NuSlISt 9th. Her name is Janet
Uch. Mother and baby are doine
III" at this writing.
AUNT Suzy SCI: Let MS aivo
ilahkS T." God for His manifold
blessings and pray for His confirm
g" &ulhanrc. May he give wisdom
. an men in planning WorlS
cacr based on His TEACHINGS ana
XamplcS. p" ''''
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-17
Pilgrim Holiness Church
South East Front Street
Charles w. Baker. Pastor

SUNDAY. Nu@Ust ~
:, ~ = m Sunday Srhnol Hubert
4.&WAi"r#. superintendent.
u" q m !'rcHching
wv y M Musical. sons: and Praise
90 p. m Preaching.
1'\"r meeting Wednesday evening
at "a o'cl"ck
W" want {" invite you to our ser
vices; ais" our sunday school We have
classes for all arcs.
SPECIAL invitation to those who 70
TO no church school We iu,itr Won
'"h" with MS, get acquainted with
our fin" group of boys and girls and
E"dly teachers. Parents could not do
= nohI"r thing for their children In, n
@'tlH or bring th"m Ia Sunday school
Awards ar" given to each worker
oIf motto: Pray. Plan. Come.
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-17
MAGNOLIA

/ Key. and Mrs II ~ Nichlas and
son Joey arc spending Some ,inr
with Rev and Mrs IIunecrford If
thelr home on the SaSsafras Rivu,.
in Maryland
MIS-. j. b. Wharton visited hcr
daughter and sOn-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Wilson of Dover ovor
the Wcek-c and recommended
th"m to Baltimore ON Sunday TO
WISH another daughter and hus-
band. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mace
Ar. ana Mrs. John Farrow had
me misfortune to have their barn
burned ON Saturday evening ahout
mn" o'clock Magnolia Camden
wyoming and the Air Base Fire
"mpanics responded and were
am" TO save the other huildinrs
ThiS WAS the fourth fire of nm
known origin in this lclchhorhood
ana the FBl is making an invrs-
tiGation.
Mr.. and Mrs G VI. Reed enter
tanned in honor of the birthday of
IN" former ON Friday evening
Ihflr guests were Mr. and Mrs
Albert Hughes of FELTON, and Mr.
and Mrs W ] Reed.
Miss Delcma IIoIlcecr of NIL
mlncton spent last weekend with
her sister and brothcr-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs. James Rash
Miss Gladys Rash accompanied
her aunt and uncle. MIR. and Mrs
FRANK Moor" of Wyoming. to
Greenwood to visit her grandma
ther. Mrs. Minnie Hollinccr.
Little Mary Ann Knight of EDGE
moor Gardens spent several dav:;
last week with her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. II W. KNIGHT
James kcrhiu. who has been i'm
Kent General Hospital for the past
month returned to his home Sat
urday.
Mrs. Fanni" Mullen of Wilminc
ton is visiting Mrs. Reulah WRIGHT
Mrs. Benjamin Spcal and hcr
@ist"r, Miss Nellie Campbell of
Philadelphia spent last week with
their niece and nephew. MIR. and
4h' -. ~ II' JdtkSon.
Mrs. Sallic Lynch of Chcswold
spent the week end with Mr.. ana
Mrs. Homer Anderson. also visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. II. W Anderson
and Mrs. Josephine Whitaker ON
Monday
Mrs. Sallie Schuyler was carried
to the Kent General Hospital ON
Mr. and Mrs II. b. Anderson ac-
cOmpanicd Mr. and Mrs Arthur
Supple of Woodland Beach to BIG
stone Beach on Thursday on a
fishing trip. stopping at the sum
mer home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Nellie.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Wilcutts
Of Wilmington were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G. +. Johnson on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell entcrtain-
I'd on Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Cox and children Of Hartly. Miss
Eileen Nirdcn of Frederick. Ser
S"ant Walter Ivory of Atlantic City.
\. j.. and on Sunday. Ed. Warren
IF Dover.
Marshall Hart. Benjamin c. Hart
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Hart at
ended the funeral on Sunday of
heir aunt. Mrs. Margaret LangrcH
II Harrington. who was a former
resident Of this section
Miss Mildred Jackson. r. ~.
night supervisor of the Kent Gen
'ral Hospital. is spending her va
alton with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
MARSHALL of Lewes and Rehoboth.
Mrs. Edgar GRAPHICAL and son
3onnie of near Baltimore. spent
asst week with her mother. Mrs.
SClWIrtI Nh. C,,Xh,.,I
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-17
Inc Avenue Methodist Church
The House OF Happiness"
WV frank Hcrson. D. D.. MlnIster

>'nnda>. \uaust II
-. !" = m summer S"..ion of th..
hHfrh school. NV .;.rrr~ of I.,.'.,,,,'
: "'S''N E'"d.d school with rooms ana
NV n Morning Wor-hin .,,,l
~, mo" summer sunday Scrvir,.
u" minister VIII prcnch. %tr,n",.,
ana visitor '"rdLilll wch.nIu.d -
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-17

Mr. and Mrs Roland Wincatc of
pear Scat0rd spent Sunday Wt;;1l
Mr.. and Mrs John Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Whcatlcy of
Denton spent Sunday with Mr. and
MIS-. Brooks Wh"atlCy and father.
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-17

captain Tom Bennett. is spend
ing few days with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Bennett
OF Milford. He is stationed at
Waycross. Georgia.
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-17

A letter dated August .. from
James g. Holzmueller, Seaman ne.
received this week by his wife,
stated that he was sailing that
morning from Treasure Island for
overseas.
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-17
Peace Terms Imposed
Upon laps Accepted

'"p'"'e '' themselves in for
ioS "heh they accepted the lam surrender forms
ana aIthough they didn't words tto, ,, ,
~ emperor VIII take orders while haul them hack i -
~ " peace ana destroy their capacity follow other path
mere are the lotslam terms
understanding that the powers would MOI no t
anu 'he L ; not" of August II the cnpcros status ~
immediate step '''"
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-17

rev Leonard q. Raga7. Rector
Sunday August ~
Milford. st. Johns Churcn
S"aford. 81. Mary's Church. 3 " 20
/. m. O. = 81
fehohoth' St. Edmond's Church. II,
Fort Salisbury. 8 a. m
3 Eor4any leach Camp, $50 a. m.
Religious Observation-Disclosures NJ
Holy Day and other services as
lOunCed as an
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-17
Terms
1edlate surrender steps.

There must be eliminated all time the authority and no
o VINO nave deceived and med the Japan into embark
s vi "orlu conquest for a order Of noaco i
he world "'"'''''""i Is uVen
Until such new order and until there is
@ Japan war-makng power points Japanese
territory to be designated by shall he occrnod 70 ~ -
achievement of the basic detectives are setting forth
Inc terms of the shall be carried ut and
csc sovereignty shall the islands Of r,orh II'
hyushu Shikoku and islands as we determine
Japanese military forces disarpod
permitted to return to their homes opportunity 70 load
and productive lives '' " va" P'd'el"'
we DO not intend that tho Japanese shall ensvcd w ~ 49,
destroyed as nation but shall he mccd ont fry III -
including those who have upon our prisoners
me Japanese Government shall obstacles tho r
ana strengthening of democratic among the 1aar
freedom of speech and religion thought as we'll as resn m
the fundamental human rights. be established
Japan shall be maintain such industries &c win
h economy and permit payment repaaon in Kind m I
hose industries which will enable earm for war,
10 this end access distinguished from control Of ray, ~
iS S"a' he permitted Eventually participation in world
trade relations shall be pormfcd " ''"
Inc occupying shall no withdrawn from r
ohjcctv ,prn .cco,orIiobod
established in accordance vh ~, ana there has been
people peacefully inclined responsible government
We call upon the Japan proclaim now tbo u
and do nu " all Japanese armed forces and proper
native for Japan is prompt destruction
Jap Understanding
.b ' p' Government ar" ready to with
the understanding that the said not comprise any do
mand which prcudcs pcrogaives of his majesty a -
I. y Attitude and Immediate Surrender Stems
ms is what the Japanese yes" along with all tbo
Potsdam decaatOn)
ro" Tue moment of omnoror nod
government to rule the be
s OF 'h' Allied powers who will as no
deems proper to efoctuatc the surrender terms | " "
me emperor Will be required
" " OF Japan and the imperial general bd
qaers OF me surrender terms necessary carry out the nrov
" tue ro'Scam declaration and his commands r. an M
Japanese mIay naval and air and all Of tho ~
under their control wherever cease active onori and ~
SURRENDER theil arms and to issue th
"""e may require to give effect the surrender terms
immediately upon the Japanese Government shall
transport prisoners of
nee "eY can quickly be placed
me ultimate form OF Japan shall.
ucdd'oh De established
people 80 '' ~ '"o ''paheSe
me armed FORCES OF the Allied rnt;
ue purposes set forth the
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-17
Christian Science Society

o.ta. :" OF Christ,
scientist in Boston, Mass.
Meets In Milford Grange Han
Sunday. August 10
s S"h!@ct OF the Iesson-sermon
S Siraa e. every Sunday at IL a. N
sunday school at same hour {" H.
/, '1 ,'''''',>'''' evening meeting. frat
y ''''>''N :" |'''' """lh 1t \ . ~
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-01
Big Tax Slash Is
 Proposed
First Legislation of Kind in 16 Years Laid Be-
 fore Congress

WASHINGTON, Oct. IA $5,- 0,000,000 tax reduction for in- dividuals and business in 1946 was proposed to Congress today by Secretary of the Treasury Vinson
 In the first tax-cutting legisla- tion to hit Capitol Hill in 16 years, Vinson laid before the House Ways and Means Committee the Adminis- tration's plan for easing wartime burdens on personal and corporate pccketbooks. He recommended:
 1-Repeal of the three per cent normal tax on individuals, effective Jan. l, thus erasing 12,000,000 low income persons from the tax rolls completely and reducing the tax liability for all individuals by $2,- 085, 100000
 2-Elimination of the 95 per cent war-imposed excess profits tax on corporations, reducing 1946 cor porate burdens by $2,555, 100000.
 3-An end, on July 1, 1946, of the high wartime excises on such things as fur coats, jewelry, cos- metics and transportation The ex- cises under this regulation would return next July to the 1942 level, thus halving the tax on many of the so-called luxury items. Vinson said this would result in an annual reduction of $547 100000 in excise tax collections.