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Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-08
Center

Japan's foreign minister, shig- emitsu Seated, right signs the unconditional surrender papers as General Macarthur Qeft, at microphone) and Lieut.. Gen. Richard K. Sutherland, his chief of staff (center), look on.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-08

We regret that the credit was omitted last week from photograph of the group st' dinner at the Polar Bear q The picture was taken by h
 Dawson, of Freymuelier StlH'
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-08

The Japanese delegation is re-
 seived on the deck of the USS Missouri in Tokyo bay for sign ing of the surrender terms. Ident- flied are; CD Mamoru Shigemit- su. Japanese foreign minister; (2) Mai. Gen. Yatsuji Nagai, Jap Army Staff; (3) Gen. Yoshiiifo Umezu, chef of staff, Jap Army headquarters; (4) Katsuo Okaxa- Ri, director general, central liai- son office; (5) Col. Kaiyi Sugita, Jap army staff.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-07
|0PA Suits Name
I Detroit Firms

OPA suits against two Detroit
food concerns were on file in Fed
eral Court today.
One. asking triple damages OF
SASS. was filed against Dominic
Moceri, operator of the Moceri
Produce Co, 2434 Market. 1t al
leges that prices ranging from five
to Is cents over ceiling have been
charged by the defendant.
The other suit asks an injunc-
tion TO restrain James Carmack of
the Carmack Fish e. Poultry Co,
42l +. Garfield. from further vio-
lations of ceiling prices.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-07
Yanks Free


First 1t. George A. Johnson,
81. a paratrooper held prisoner
seven days by the Germans, has
been liberated by Allied forces,
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
Johnson of 2135 Vinewood. were
notified today.
1t. Johnson, with the 504th
Paratroop Group, SD Regiment,
First Army, was reported miss
ing April z, during the invasion
of Germany. His wife. Marion,
and year-old son reside in Cali
fornia.
Two brothers are in the serv-
ices. Sgt. William Johnson, 28,
stationed in Panama, and S/Sgt.
Robert johnson, 26, at Fl. Lewis,
Wash.
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Hopkins Stays
I'm Aide Post

WASHINGTON. May 5 QNS)
Harry Hopkins has told report
ers that his status as a presiden-
tial assistant is unchanged and
that subsequent announcements
on the subject must come from
the White House.
Hopkins conferred yesterday
with President Truman for an
hour and a half
The adviser and close personal
friend of the late President
Roosevelt, who has been i'll for
some time, said that doctors now
permit HIM TO stay up three or
four hours a day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-07
z indicted by u. &
In War Plant Theft

Two neighbors were indicted to-
day by the federal grand jury on
charges of stealing government
property from the Willow Run
bomber plant.
Frank X. Norris. assistant u. s.
attorney, charged that John Pat
rick Lloyd, 40. of 1877 Idaho. and
Charles c. Kirby, AZ, of 1927,
Idaho, stole AZ lamps and equip
ment valued at $50. They are free
on 81 900 bond.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-07
MANY never
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACHES
This Old Treatment Often
Brings Happy Relief

Many sufferers relieve naeging backaehs
quickly. once they discover that the real cause
OF their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys are Natures chief way OF TAX
Ing the excess acids and waste out Of the blood.
They help most people pass about3 pints day.
poisonous matter to remain in your blood, il
may cause nagging backache, rheumatic
pains. lee pains. loss Of pep and energy. get
ting up nights. swelling. pufincss under the
eyes. headaches and dissiness. Frequent or
scanty passages with smarting and burning
sometimes shows there il something wrong
With your kidneys or bladder.
Don't waitl Ask your druggist for Doau q
Pills. used successfully by millions for over "a
years. They give happy relief and will help the
Is miles OF kidney tubes flush out poisonous
waste from your blood. Get Doan's Pilh.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-07

MOORE, OTTO r Prc.-son Of Mrs.
= NY MgRsAy: Ray REX ,, 1 .ni,Is sgc,-son Of Mrs
cTsSs TyEss MSfTsS R6SBkaT hs D. 5'n sGr-son of Mrs
BssSis Myers, Grand Rapids.
NALEpA. PAUL. S sGT.-son Of Mrs.
Ksthtrins Saleps Port Huron.
NEWTON WILLIAM r.. sGr-son OF Ars.
Helen C Newton. Bloomfield.
Mrs Sarah oumedisn. Grand Rapids.
PocHE, JOHN A, slscr.-Brothsr-in-lsv
u ruchEI. ri % ALERT Gu' & sGr-Hu,o.nd Of
Mira. Anna NJ Pulen. Grand Rapids.
ROBERTSON. DALE B., pvr.-son of Mr,
csTs socEwt, R0Seri.S9 sos rS.'in scr-pu,s,ns q,
Mrs. Camille Rockwell. Flint.
RussMAN. FREDERICK j.. PFc.-son Of
Ered W. Russmsn. Portland.
sApEwAssER. GEORGE p. r/4-son Of
Mr.; sAvGis afsn cSssIns ssssfs sSiTss SFtsson Of Mr..
scHLxup' rRsEsr B.. scr.-son of Ed
ward sshlsud North % BRANCH
sIscHo. vERN W. PFe-son of M,
Nsiil. sxszfsski flssRi ts11s tns1W1esrvr M ryr-son of
Mrs. Florenee r: skailnssi Grand Rsuid.
.sLANKARD. JOHN D.. PFc.-son of Mrs.
P.E;y swIrM n f,sns.rs ivnK rpH..e sHnu0.o,0a =,
Grace Z. smith. Msrysviils. "D''."' A''
sNowDoN. JACK r; Tts-Hu,Ssnd of
@s srrParssoS PfTrss Snorsqn CHARLES lEsH
band of Mrs Edith A. Stephenson. onsted.
rHuRsroN. EARL r. stscr-son OF
TKAcZYK. LEONARD. PPC.-son OF Mrs
Pearl Tksesyk. Oakley:
uRA. EDWARD T., PFc.-son Of Mrs
RoIalis urs. Jackson.
vANpERwAL. FRANK. cPL.-son OF Mrs
vARENHoRsT JOHN ", PFc-son OF
Mrs. Aida vsrenhorst. Hart.
WEISS ROBERT r.. PFc.-son Of Mrs
AEsf %ssTRa T.,'' AsrHTs srslns prcau.s.nd Of Mr..
Clarine westra. Byron Center
PACIFIC ARIA
BARTREAU. HENRY p sGT.-son OF
Mrs. Sarah Bsrtresu, Alpens
JAMES, CLARK X. I'd Lr-Husbans Of
Mrs Jane !. James. Iron River.
LIss. FRANK j.. pFc.-son of Mrs John
L. Liss Saginaw.
MONTGOMERY. KINGSLEY 90 1T
Brother Of Mrs. Rowcliife Z, Kitchen. Leslie.
MORSE. CECIL c.. PFc.-Husbsnd Of Mrs.
Marion Morse, Harbor Springs.
ROUSE PAUL J., PFC.-son OF Mrs Ade-
line M. Rouse. Nadeau.
SCHULTZ. RAYMOND r.. TYSON Of
Mrs. Narths Schultz Covert,
SEAMAN. CECIL L., PFC Husband OF Mrs.
Doro'hv NJ Seaman. Midland
SHANAHAN RALPH T., PFc.-Son OF Mrs.
Lula Shanahsn. Pontiac,
- SKINNER CLARE T., s sGT-son OF Mrs.
Ida skinner. Caledonia.
sLEETZ. RICHARD D., PFc-son Of Burr
slentz. Fowlerville.
THOMAS. KENNETH J.. PFC Son OF Mrs
Lena B, Thomas. Atlantic Mine.
WILCOX HARLEY z. scT-son Of Mrs
Ruth " Wilcox. Grand Rapids
YOUNG. WILLIAM. s/scT-son OF Mrs
Edward L. Young. Muskeson.
ARMY MISSING
EUROPEAN AREA
GRAHAM. DANIEL C. JR, sGT-son Of
Mrs. Gladys l. Graham. Niles.
HARRELL. EDGAR l.. sGT-Husoand Of
Mrs. Helen L. Harrell. Buchanan.
HODDER, SYLVESTER. PFC.-Husbsnd OF
Mrs. Mary B. Holder Bay City.
HUMENEY. EDWARD S. 2D LT.-Son OF
Mrs. Frances Humenny. Lansing.
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PRISONERS OF WAR
IsrFRSrD nv GERMANY

! pAMBRosIo. EUGENE D. SGT-Son oi
Mira. Florence D'Amerosio. i+55e Griggs
HAYS. WALTER ,. prc.-Hu.b.nd of Mrs.
sonyA NJ Hayes. sSs2 Herman Gardens Mall.
JANssENs. MARCEL c. PFc-sOn of Mrs.
Emily Jsnssens 1850 St Jean.
KIDEcKEL. WILLIAM. PvT.-Husbsnd Of
Mrs. Mary Kideckel, zoos PinEree.
KowAi.iK, STANLEY, cPL'-son of Mr,,
KUczyNSKi Gjt!:s KpWSSRb, PFc,-son Of Mr..
josephine KucTynSki. 1910 Thirty-third.
MEszARos KALMAH PFC Son Of Mrs.
Mary hesLsros sosl South
PAoLETrI PHILLIP. Pvr.-BrOther OF
Mrs. Mary p. DettoTe, Royal OAK.
PEHTELNIK. IRVING. Pvr.-son OF Mrs.
Eva Pentelnik. s74o Martindsie.
RADCLIFFE, FREDERICK b, rfs-Hus,
band Of Mrs. Geraldine Radcliffe, 2ss6o
RAYMOND. LEONARD A., Pvr-Husoand
REIss. JAMES PEc.-son Of Mra Ma
d0Rns RICE jSck h'is aOe TrInsaSn Of Mrs
dotte.
sAcKTER ARNOLD NJ. Pvr-son OF
Jacob saekter' 1924 Humphrey.
BAILEY. JAMES T. PFC usMcR-psr-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Roy S. W. Bailey. 400
w. Philadelphia.
CZERWINsKI, JULIUS J. PFC, UsMCR-
Parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph CzerWinskI
2304 Fseer. HsmtTamck.
JOHNSON. WILLIAM r, PFC, USMCR-
Previously reported wounded Feb is. 1e44
Parents Mr. and Mrs Floyd J.. Johnson.
4ll3 BeniteAu,
scHLATTER, STANLEY E 1sr 1T.
lUSMCR-Wife. Mrs. Stanley 2 schIAtter
1901 Davis. parents, Mr. ana MIRA. Arthur
A. Schlatter. Sal Eastlavn
NAVY WOUNDED
coRTEz. VICTOR pEvILA, sHIPFITrER
liIC. USER-Wfe. Mrs. Celia G. Cortez
4465 Raymond. Dearborn.
NAVY MISSING
HAMMER, CHARLES, I'D LIT. UsMCR-
Mother, Mrs. Hazel Hammer, 1T25o west
brook
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ARMY PRISONERS
INTEaNVn nv GERMANY.


HANEY. FRANCIS f. PFc.--son OF Mrs
Mary Haney, East Jordan.
HANSEN. ERNEST v. PFc.-son of Mrs
Antonssts Hansen. New Era.
OF Mrs. Dorothy L. Harryman. owosso.
KoRvELA. EARL b.. Pvr.-son of Mrs
katherine KorVels. Norway,
MALAvAZos. CONSTANTINE J. PVT
Husband OF Mu. Virginia MalavaIos. Muske.
MARTIN JOHN NJ. S scr.-son OF Mn
Hilds NJ. Martin, saginaw.
MCCARTHY, CHARLES E.. cPL.-son OF
Mrs. Lila Van oeyeren. Grand Rapids.
pAoLETrI, PHILLIP. Pvr.-srO,her OF
Nj. Mary ,: psttore, ROYAL Oak
PARKS. FRED D.. PFc.-son OF Mrs
Grace D. Parks, Ann Arbor.
PATTERSON, STANLEY J. JR, PVT
Husband OF Mrs. Margaret R. Patterson
PEPPEL Erwin c.. PFc.-son of Rudolph
SCRANTON. ROBERT L. SGT Son OF
Mrs. Charlotte May Scranton. Paw Paw.
LIBERATED PRISONERS
German Camps
BREWER. RICHARD A., PvT-son OF Mrs
Edith Brewer. Flint.
CLARK. WILLIAM n. PFC-son OF Mr.,
Belle b. Clark, Rudysrd.
kARPP FRED tR SGT-Hu,ban nd
OF Mrs. Helen Karpp, Grand Haven.
NAVY DEAD
AvERILL. LEONARD LLOYD. SEAMAN
&c. USNR-PArents, Mr.. snd Mrs. James
Lloyd Averill, Saginaw.
WHITMAN, WAYNE FREDERICK. SEA-
MAN &c. UsNR-Parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Franklin whitman, Flint.
NAVY WOUNDED
KEPsEL JOHN CARL. FIREMAN nc.
USNR-Wife. Mrs. Dorothy Kepsel Mount
Clemens. Mother Mrs. Tennie Kepsel Mount
Clemens. Brother, Bob Kepsel, Mount
Clemens.
McCARTY. ROBERT JEREMIAH ENSIGN
USHR-Parents, Mr.. and Mrs jeremiah Nc
Carty, Saginaw.
~~~ Saturday, Moy S. 1915 5.~~>
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announced by the war department.
Four Detroiters killed, one wounded and one
missing are among the, 349 navy casualties.
Outstate casualties include two killed and two
wounded.
Total casualties and liberated are l89.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-07
,>~~~'Ths Detroit Times

Five Detroiters killed 4S wounded four miss
ing and IL taken prisoner are among the 1858
casualties announced by the war department.
Ten killed, 79 wounded. six missing and 10 taken
prisoner are listed in the outstate casualties.
Three outstate men are among the 1873 liberated
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-07
ARMY WOUNDED
ITRnpVAs ARIA


MsrS6fi, s15n sDTaho s. BAN iasss H,Sesn y 80
BERrRAND. CALVIN 4 Pfc.-son Of Mrs
BONE EARLE =, 7 S--Husband Of MA
Sylvia Bone. 2S4o InEli'
cABAS. ADAM p. PFC. - Son of Mrs
Katherine PorIseko~sSi. 272% Tenth WyAn-
cGFMEYER. JAMES 4, PFc-HusbAne OF
h. J.sS eaR2Es GsPfs '5s a. "PfSmois Sfc Hu
hand of Mrs Geneva Carlson. 34le West
Nc eAfsfR Rss II sPNET G, ssss Of
o. Mfi. Jean NJ Carroll. ASSES Kelly, Rose
CRAWFORD. GADsoH c PFc-Brothcr
Of Mrs. GLADYS c. Nina. 1888 Watson
M. yAFsrl 1,:, !oHS Sssi Ey;rno,; PVT son of MH
coLuMBAN MICHAEL, T 5-Hg.esnd Of
nPs sAyEs I cs5. sA.PH iOs,O Fa.sGd
HACKER. JOHN }, scT-sOn Of Mrs,
Aff h''FfT FSEpR,c sls FonES9T'h PyT Husband Of
HINKEL' poSALD !. SGT Son OF MRS.
RUPERT BERNARD PvT@son Of Mrs
Cara HuPer, 1888 Townsend.
JONES. HAROLD v. ia - son ~ Mrs
Ruth I. Jones. ss W Busna vista. Highland
PARK.
nrS sarah krOcksr. S4oo2 shiawAssee,
KULPA ANTHONY : PFC. Son Of Mrs
Helen Kulpa. soSl Lsrkins
LEONARD. CLARENCE NJ. PFC-son Of
Mrs. Mae IS. Leonard l7les sherwcod.
LEwANDOWSKi EDWARD w. PFC.-Son
~ Mrs. Juha LeWsndowski. l74o2 Jos.
LILLY. PRESTON D.. Pvr-Husband OF
hT. EIiA9sth uliB l7gi sei,oH ., M,,
ssniins v. Lupo, a62o Mcclellan.
o. Miss Theresa Tischsuser. 757 E Rgsnet
hiif! MkEcAS GAN JOSEPH J. scr.-Husband of
Mrs Dorothy Z Meesan' 7l2 Windemere'
Nlsf- MITCHELL. fE WILLIAM A.. cAPr-son Of
Mrs Nellie G. Mitchell Sal 4, Breckenridge,
Ferndsle.
PANAcKIA THOMAS }. PFC. Husband Of
rhliiPpinS apasI Per.inS iao ssse7 Mcclsiisn
xi5.l1. rb.SKAsi si,5fIs AasEEg p.ss,. %Ss'n Of Mrs
Mrs' Camille p.itgT sSss St ASa %uSin
Ms, Iottis RosocS.' sscs Chamberlain.
Anna sslWGrski. 1855 buffalo
sELLEcK. LYLE W. isr LT.Husband Of
SHAY WILLIAM +, PFc.~sOn Of Mrs.
SHOPP. JOSEPH p. SGT.-HuSbAnd OF
Mrs. Helen Shopp. Ecorse.
SIMON EDWARD J.. CPL.-Son OF Mrs.
Rose simon, 1914 Pennsylvania.
SIMONS, YALE. I'D LT.--Son OF Mrs Mollie
P simons, 2e57 Fullerton.
TEAGUR. ISAAC N PFc-son Of Mira
Ruth smith. s75e Fifteenth
IrRRIN ALoYsIus J. PvT.-Hushsnd Of
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ARMY WOUNDED

EUROPEAN AREA
ALLEN, ELTON r., PFC.-Son OF Mrs.
ARNOLD. JOHN W. PFc.-son Of Mrs
Grace L. Arnold, Muskegon.
BADGERo. GEORGE b PFC Son Of
BERG, WILLIAM X. s SGT.-son OF MIS-
Ms5y T Berg, Pent,sc' uvr un,,,,t .,
BONE. MELVIN A., PFc.-son Of Mrs.
" BRASpELL. JOHN F.. PFc.-son Of Mrs,
Ruth M Brand,ll, Mount Pleasant
BUCHANAN. MILTON o, cPL.-son OF
Mrs c. A. Randall, okemos ,. -,
Mrs. Grace Byrne. Flint.
coGER, CHRISTIAN C.. T/5-son Of Mrs.
coRRwELL GARoLD /. Husband
Of Mrs. Mary A Corkwell, lcnIs
CRAMER HOWARD c. SGT Husband OF
Mrs. Betty C. cramer. Lansing.
DecRIPP. GEORGE cPL.-son of Mrs.
DONOVAN, JAMES P. PvT.-son OF Jay
Donovan. INLAY city.
FRIsK ERNEST A, PFc.-Ason Of Mrs.
Ethel Frisk, Michgamme
COLI. JACK s.. Pvr.-HusO,nd OF Mrs.
John GS,tsSson. MSsstson.
HAJDu. EMERY. T sGT.-son Of Mrs.
HALEY. JAMES NJ, PFc.-HusOand OF Mrs.
'fiiy H2yYwoob' v c,Se' CHARLES NJ. PvT.-sOn of
Mrs Goldie NJ. Haywood. Lansing
HOPP. GLENN D., SGT.-Son OF MIS-.
Bernieee Hopp Dewitt
JOHNSON. CARL H.. /sCr.-Husband of
JOsLYN, DONALD W, PvT-son OF Mrs,
Anna Z. Joslyn. Battle Creek.
KERNAGHAS. WILLIAM r., PFc.-son OF
Mrs Lucy Kernashan. Adrian.
KOII.ER JOHN J.. PFC.-Husbsnd OF Mrs.
Jean Ann Roller, Iron Mountain =, ,
Kwant. Grand Ledge.
IANTzscH. CUENTHER. C.. I'd LT-Son
OF Edwin r. LantzSch Rochester.
LEFEvRE LLOYD r.. PFC.-Son OF Mrs.
Jeanne Lefevre. Bay City.
LOCKWOOD. RICHARD A., PFC.-Husoand
of Mrs. Helen v. Lockwood. smyrna
MACKENZIE. WILLIAM s. sGT.-son Of
Mrs Grace Mackenzie, Altens.
Mrs. ASt Gersldine N'iN n Martin, TecumseS. u
McCRIMMoN. ERNEST A.. sTsGT.-son Of
Mrs. Mary Mccrimmon. Marion.
McELDOWNEY. LEO II. PVT Husband OF
Mrs. virsinia NJ McEldowney. Jackson.
McELwEE. THERMoN. PvT.-son Of
MEENGs. DONALD. sTsGT'-son of Mrs.
Geraldine Meengs, iceland.
MILLER oRAN F.. PvT.--son OF Mrs.
Ruth H. Miller, Jackson.
MINOR, HAROLD d. PvT.-son Of Mrs.
Charlotte c. Nicholson, Escanabs
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IIRoPIAN ARA

IIROPttN ARIA
HAMMER WILLIAM s SGT Son Of
Mira. Minnie Hammer. Pellston.
MEDEMA. GEORGE J.. PFC Son Of Henry
V. Medems. Muskegon.
MosHRR. WILLIAM u SGT Son Of
hrs, Edith X. MoSher, Port Huron.
NELSON HOWARD D.. cPL.-Son Of Mrs.
Carolina Nelson, Niles
PHILLIPS BERNARD T 5-HuBbAnd OF
Mrs. Beverly Phillips Kalamazoo.
PACIFIC ARIA
BECK. LEROY c, 5 sGT.-son OF Fred
Beck. fArSeh.
CAZELL NAssER PVT.-Son OF Mrs
Hsyes Toame. CofumbisSiie.
KELLEY. VERNON. isT 1T son OF Mira
Inez C. Rector. Comstock PArs
RUcKER. ELLIS. PFC. Husband OF Mrs.
Marion Rueker, ST. IgnAee.
sTRAUs. ALEXANDER C. SGT.-son Of
Mrs. Rose Straus. Lansing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-07
FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL

Whenthe San Francisco Conference ends the delegates
will have experienced their rst day of school, for the study
of complex problems of world peace and for the develop
ment of curriculum for permanent school,
Everyone everywhere should clearly understand that this
Conference the most important international meeting in
history.
We can be thankful that nation represented by wise
and experienced with sincere desire for peace
and the other nations have the same type of rep
resentation.
The Conference will furnish the leadership and the plan
but peace depends upon the peoples of the United Nations
upon their will peace upon their sacrifice for peace upon
their works of peace.
lhe difficulties are enormous, of the problems can
not be solved Immediately and compromises will be made by
all nations in order arrive conclusions that will be fair
all countries.
The Conference create an enduring peace But it
will lay the foundations for plan for peace to be put into
effect possible and which we and future genera
tons of the world must maintain
Let us be sparng in criticism and generous with our
encouragement and constructive suggestions
And above all let pray that the thinking people of the
world will take advantage of the opportunity afforded by the
hrst day of school, and build continuously toward an en-
during peace.
~ "
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Time the Joker in Air Power

IITle-the Joker IN AIT Power
We learned that IL takes time 10 develop . mill
tary plane. 1t took years to produce
Americas first long-range heavy bomber -
and years to produce the Liberator
bomber in quantities, even though Con-
solidated Vultee had years Of experience
building mammoth sea planes.
More by good luck than our peoples
foresight, a new fighter plane, designed in
1885, started coming of the production
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almost ready Tor mass production al the
time OF Pearl Harbor.
Today-only at . terrific and needless cost IN
money and Ives-we are finally strong in the air.
Stronger than any other nation on the face OF the
globe.
Air Power for War. and Peace
After Victory is won, il We forget some OF
the lessons we have learned so painfully in
this war, we can easily drift back again to
the status Of a second-rate power in the air.
Dare ue rely on such a hii-or- miss air pro-
gram next timer
America cannot hope to remain strong
among the nations of the earth unless Air
Power is maintained during peace years as
well as when at war.
No one denies that to maintain American
air supremacy, our military planes must
excel those of any other nation.
But military air strength is only one important
phase Of Air Power =.
The necessity for waging war on global
scale has opened our eyes to the role which
air transport has played in supplying our
fighting fronts, from China TO the Rhine.
Tomorrow, huge transport planes an
American Merchant Fleet of the Air - will
open up new areas of natural resources and
help bring about mutual appreciation OF
peoples in once-remote lands. The plane will be
an important factor in promoting q relationship
under which nations can live together pesceably.
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at Pearl Harbor -. NTH Our o,0n tntentton.
The truth Of the matter is this: Having invented
the plane, We were content to remain q second
rate power in the air +. and we were caught
mapping.
Who will save US next time?
Germany spent 10 years building up her
Luftwaffe-th then she struck.
Hitler used 5000 planes in single cam
paign-the cowardly conquest OF Poland.
Yet, even later, when Japan pulIed her sneak
attack, America had total Of only 1857 planes
6t for combat.
All this time, America had no well-de-
fined air program. We had to start almost
from scratch, frantically building up
strength in the air while Britain held of
the enemy.
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Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

iMn MslNnA Ursin. 77Iss ElmvOod, Esst
Detroit
WHITE ROBERT n PFC -Son ~ Mrs.
Marion White. i4oss BTAdner. Plymouth
PACIFIC ARIA
CARLSON. WERNER C.. PFC Husband OF
Mn Ruth Carlson. 706 Hardwood.
KoISTISEN. CLIFFORD v. I5-Hu,bAnd
q Mrs Mary koisunen. I3aeS Frstho,
Center Line.
LAUREN. THOMAS p T/5-Son OF Mrs.
Jennie Lauren 1851 Rlchton.
LEWANDowsKI FRANK l.. PFC Son Of
Mrs Esther LeSAnaowsn. 1875 Palmetto
Mrs shirley Elizabeth Lindsay, i7ls+ Ash-
ton.
PuRDY HAROLD z CPL Husband Of
MIA JORGE PGrdy' l12I hASeiWood.
sLoNEY. ROBERT p. PFc-Son OF Albert
sloney. 1887 HartNslL
zAJAc. STEVE A., PFC Son Of hu. An
toinetts zAjae, s644 Kirkwood.
ARMY MISSING
EUROPEAN ARIA
FLEMING. WILLIAM A, PVT Son OF
John J, fleming 426s Humboldt.
GACEK, THOMAS PFc-son OF Mrs. Ber-
nice GAeek, 3is3 Hammond.
MALLON DANIEL u. ISGT.-Husband OF
Mrs Evelyn MAllon, 1896 santa Rosa.
hARClNIAk HARRY SGT.-Son Of MrS.
sophis Marciniak ?o4s Edwin. Ham!Iamek
II Marshall. lass dudley Court. willow
Run.
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A Nation on Wings

Since the turn OF the century, America
has been nation on wheels" Even more
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-07

Our aircraft industry must remain strong. and
competitive. And il must constantly work in re-
search and chronological advance, even amer
Victory.
And finally, We must teach our children
that the world is now one global commu-
nifty in which no spot on earth is more Than
90 hours flying time from our local airport.
Millions Of ar-mnded young Americans, who
will soon be returning from overseas, know that
this is Why we must keep America strong in the
air! n
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important, the automobile made IN q me-
chanically minded nation. And this vss
good thing, when war came.
For. the mechanical knoviedss gained EO~
tinkerins with a $40 jaIopy has gives thossaads
Of American boys the aptitude 70 become tho
worlds finest airplane pilots and mechanics
Now, overnight. we have become a
nation on wings" The Air Age is here
When the war is finally over, many thou
sands OF people in this country will take to
the air-in their own small personal planes
Today, a 60.Hour. Wide World
A nation which thinks and works in terms q Az
Power has taken long first siep toward inssrinG
= lasting pesee-for air strength is = torcs whsoh
aggessor nations fear and respect
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-07

Son Diego. ceEf Fairfield. Colt. Eet wors, I.sss
Nashville Tenn. Wsyns. Mich. Aisnsevp. p.
vvIi.. Field. Golf. Tve,en. AIr. Nsw oh.sns. n
tovsviIls, ky Dearborn. Mich. Elizabeth City, ~ C.
Miomi He Msa,bsr, Akeroh Wa rrodvesioe ce,.es
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-07
ARMY MISSING
YUfROprAH AuVA

GRAHAM. DANIEL C. JR.. sGT-son OF
Mrs. Gladys I. Graham, Niles.
HARRELL. EDGAR L.. SGT Husband OF
Mrs Helen L. Harrell. Buchanan.
HODDER. SYLVESTER. PFC.-Husbsnd OF
Mrs. Mary B. Holder. Bay City.
HUMENEY. EDWARD S, 2D LT-Son OF
Mrs Frances Humenny' Lansing
MOORE, ALvAH J.. PFc-Husband OF Mrs
Litty Anne Moore. Lansing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-07

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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-07
DETROIT
ARMY DEAD
nkOPTAN ARIA

ACC0MlNNO- JANIS = TFN--ocn ~
MICA LccomanoO. Ass Iroeuoii
MARTIN DONALD CPL Son " Mrt.
Myrtls Martin, 1893 Townsend.
PACIFIC AREA
FERRIS LAWRENCE X, PFC. - Son 81
Ma. EdnA L1frGnce. 253i9 MARY Re,, lnsstti
HAwLEY THOMAS r CPL Son Of Mira.
Lillian HISlsy. 9ole sophia Wayne
SKIBINsKi. ANTHONY y, PFC. - son oi
MA Al,ins sklb,nski. 42So RiNaro.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-07

FLEMING WILLIAM A, PVT Son
John J, Fleming. 426s Humboldt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-07
ARMY MISSING
TIfROPFAN ARIA

zAJAc. STEVE A., PFC Son Of Au
toinetts zAiae. s644 Kirkw0od.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-07

HAMMER CHARLES, I'D LIT. UsMcR-
Mother, Mrs. Hazel Hammer. 1725o west
brook
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-07
NAVY WOUNDED
yAVY MISSING

coRTEZ. VICTOR pEvILA sHIPFIrrEF
iIC. USNR-Wife. Mrs. Celia c. Cortez
4465 Raymond. Dearborn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-07

KRoCRER. WILMER r, PFC - son Of
krS Sarah krocker. S4oo2 ShiawaSsee,
RUIPA ANTHONY PFc.--son Of Mrs
Helen KulpS. 6o5l LsrkinS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-11

people into jobs, there's a veterns representative. Hes there Gin the local USES offics) because cl the veterans Employment Service craat- cd by the GI Bill.
 This representative and some of the job counsellors in the office should be veterans. Often they are not
 At any rate, tfore arc over .,t5O USES offices now in operation Eventually, there will be over 1000 Every one of them has a veterans representative His job is to see that any ex-service man who seeks work is given the facilities ci the entire USES organization
 If you're looking for a job and you're dealing with good USES office, any available work in your neiehborhood will be known and listed at the office-at lease there's the best chance that they'll be list