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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-21
1886 Negro
GI'5 OVERSEAS

WASHINGTON, JUNE 21-Al-
most half a million Negro soldiers
are overseas, the army reported to
day. 1t is said that as of February
%, there were 690,282 Negroes in
the army, with 497,566 overseas.
AS Of March 81, there were 35,76O
Negroes in the navy, marine corps
and coast guard.
The army and navy in response to
several inquiries, said they do not
keep separate records of Negro
casualties. The war department
said mo distinction in race, color,
or creed in the compilation Of army
casualties" The Navy also stated
that no such breakdown existed.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-21

that he retired to a rest position,
where he collapsed. Pilot Officer
Hyde's tenacity and unfailing de-
votion to duty have always merited
high praise"
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Mr.. Clarke states that plans are
already under way for the financing
of a number of new residences, pri-
critics already having been granted.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-21
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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27

w ASI1I4NG OIN, OCt. 20 Ia
today that bands of guerillas.
Philippines, threaten the stabili'
The President ordered High
Commissioner Paul V. McNutt 10
make a prompt investigation of
agrarian unrest in the Philippines
and TO recommend means of cop
ing with the situation.
The Presidents S disclosure of the
activities of the guerillas was
made in letters to McNutt and
other government officials.
Mr.. Truman said that the guer-
lila bands are made up of thou
sands of share croppers in the
provinces near Manila. They orig
inafy banded together and fotEf1t
against the japanese during the
years Of enemy occupation.
Mr. Truman said that because
Of their resistance 10 the Japanese,
they should not be dealth with in
A ruthless manner.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27


an appointment with him. | have made repeated
efforts to contact him by radio"
Inc Jap colonel then agreed to take me to Cab
caDeh' on Bataan, under the terms of the broadcast.
-DQGHS path-baell- to the east entrance of the
tunnel became beset with a sudden and tre-
lnendouS =barrage of sheling. But by crawling
crouchlng and edging along with what little cover
ne could find he made tan act of striking heroism
IN the tunnel ne hastily packed few of my things
found Gen. Beebe and several others and with them
headed for the south dock and my boat.
But the shefing caused the Jap colonel to stop
IN his tracks, for the road to the north dock lay
through that same bombardment. The Jap refused
to proceed further in fear Of being killed by his own
shells, and said so. 1t was the chance had been
waiting for.
why the hell don't YOU people stop shoot
ing" | shouted at him. 81 put up the white flag
hours ago"
He crouched there watching the shelling for a
time And then turning 10 me he said. through his
interpreter:
I'VE have not accepted any surrender from
you. as yet"
He got up then and led us-Dooley, myself and
Gfamura-aWaY from the concentrated fire between
us and The north dock. He took us to COrregdors
tiny airield in the vicinity of Cavalry Point close
10 the landing beaches The Japs were still debark-
ing men and paused only long enough to stare
truculently at Dooley and me-
The Jap colonel contacted Bataan by radio and
ordered Jap boat to come over and fetch US.
TNHE first man | saw when the Jap assault boat
nudged against the small dock at Cabcaben. on
the late afternoon Of that dismal May g. was Mai
BiA Lawrence. Lawrence had been first sergeant,
of my regiment years before when was colonel
OF the Third Cavalry, back in the States With brief
execution he had been with me ever since
The Jap colonel took brisk charge of things now
From several Jap officers at the Cabcaben dock he
learned that | was to meet Homma at a home about
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Homma Reaches
Rendezvous Late

We arrived presently at porch-circled and
dingy white house, not far from the beach, and
walked up on its porch A few minutes later truck
drove up, carrying Beebe, Pugh Carroll and group
of Jap soldiers. Beebe Pugh and Carroll joined us
on the porch, and the tense and silent wait for
HOmma began.
For the next hour we just stood there on the
porch, growing more restless by the minute 1t was
wait broken only by the arrival of Jap soldier
with some cold water which all of It's drank eagerly.
We had not eaten for 81 hours
After another period of waiting we were sud-
IDENTIFY ordered to move off the porch and line up
the lawn in front of the steps. This was for the
benefit of Jap neWsreel and still-cameramen. They
took our pictures and over again for about 30
minutes
We were still standing there when Homma
arrived that evening
TOMORROW: Gen. HOmma's threat to annhilate
the men and women of COrregidor if Gen. Wainwright
did not bring about the surrender of all forces in the
Phippnes)
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Truman May Name
Crowley to Bank

WASHINGTON, Oct. IS (UP)-
President Truman has announced
that he is considering appointment
of Leo T. Crowley, former head of
the Federal Deposit Insurance
Corp. and of the Foreign Economic
Administration. to the board of di-
rectors of the Export-Import
Pank
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Musician Reweds

HOLLYWOOD -qNsl
Band leader Matty Malneck
and his divorced wife. Clara
Burns Malneck, are celebrating
their eleventh wedding ami
versary today by remarrying.
Malneck, al, and his wife, 30,
were divorced last July.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27

three-quarters Of mile northeast of Cabcaben, up
the main east coast road of Bataan.
The colonel ordered a car Tom Dooley and /
got in, followed by the colonel II Uramura and Bill
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
International Photo

Lawrence. And in deep reflective silence we were
driven up the road the same one which our II Corps
had been ruthlessy driven in the final days of
Bataan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Truman DiSeIeseS
Philippine Unrest

WASHINGTON, Oct 20 tINS President Truman disclosed
today that bands of gueras which still operating
Philippines threaten the stability
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Push Braves Hail
From Artillery
Continued from Preceding Page)

and with no one of less rank" replied 81 want
an appointment with him. | have made repeated
efforts to contact him by RADIO
The Jap colonel then agreed to take me to Cab
caben, on Bataan under the terms of the broadcast
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ReParations
These Days5Sy i gso in E yoz6nsR7

to take them, because our first es-
sentlal is to find employment for
our people. We need TO make
things. not TO take them.
The Russians and the French are
differently situated. They can use
what they take out OF Germany in
the development OF their own in
dustries. The Russians have al
ready helped themselves TO what
ever was movable in their area
and are irked because deliveries
from the American and British
areas have been so slow. II Is DIFF
ficult TO evaluate equipment Of this
nature-much OF It ia. from our
standpoint, obsolete; some OF 1t is
in the nature OF a stockpile; much
is damaged: some is good.
Money. there is none. And II
UNRRA or the United States has
10 feed. clothe and heat Germany
that actually involves a money con-
tribution TO Germany rather than
reparations from Germany. In
fact, It is illogical TO pour millions
into Germany in some form OF re-
lief and then 10 take billions out
in Preparations. That is crazy book.
keeping.
Japan possesses some wealth.
How much is not yet known. GEN
eral Macarthur is apparently TAX
ing inventory. Much Of Japan's IN
dustrial wealth was outside ia
pan-in China, Manchuria. Korea
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-15
CAPITAL CHAFF

q President Truman still keeps UP
his rapid-fre early-morning appoint
ment pace. sees as many as IS visi-
tors before lunch. Greek Publisher
Basil VlaYianos visited Truman the
other day. caught him sneaking q
yawn and long stretch between call
ers.
q A new breath of fresh air in the
post Office department: Gael z. Sui
Ivan OF Chicago, assistant postnas-
ter general.
q Visitors To the Franklin Roose-
welt Memorial library at Hyde Park
have doubled since the late Presi-
dents death. Mrs. Roosevelt gave
each Of Henry Morgenthau's chill
dren a trinket from the former chief
executives desk as a memento.
q When Nelson Rockefeller was
eased out Of the state department,
workers in that building were
startled 10 see truckers removing
the furniture from his office. He had
furnished his suite with his own fur
niture. When the truck pulled away.
even the chandeliers. which we're
Rockefeller's personal property. had
been taken.
q Suggestion to PAU McNutt-
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Reparations

Behind the collapse Of the London
Conference is the question OF re.
parations. Who IS to pay whom
and with what? Italy cannot pay
any reparations because she has
nothing TO pay with. II payment
depends upon credits or loans from
the United States. then Italy will
not be paying the Teparations. but
the United States will be providing
the funds. II Is an indirect method
Of obtaining credits from the Unit
ed States for our allies. But sup
pose the United States declines to
provide such credits. what can
Italy do about It? That was one
the most vexing problems at Lon
don.
The situation with Germany IS
different. II is possible 10 take
reparations in kind, to remove from
Germany plant and equipment, blue
prints and formulate. The Russians
have been promised more than
forty plants in the American and
British zones. II is possible to re-
move physical things of great value.
Little that Germany possessed
would be of value to the United
States because We already have
an overexpanded plant and are
capable OF producing all the equip
ment we need. In fact, It is more
important for us not TO take ply
steal things from Germany than
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STAGE and SCREEN

man refused to let them pose. Ord
ers, he explaines... Fanny Holtz.
man. famous lawyer and Gertie
Lawrence's contldant. is on the
mend at her home.
Fable from the Fifties: At an
hour when glamour girls are usual
ly getting down to some serious
beauty sleep. Sunny Ingram (who
had nonchalantly forgotten a sum-
mons for jury service) was awak.
ened by loud knocking at her
door one day last week. A stern
masculine voice ordered her to
dress Immediately and accompany
him to the Supreme Court and mo
foolIn."
Sunny obeyed.
Chastened and slightly disheav-
eled, che arrived at the court, took
one look, discovered It was no FL
Morocco. and burst into tears, to
the establishment OF the court at
tendants who are accustomed to
seeing defendants weep, but not
Jurors. A sympathetic judged ask
Gu sunny why euc was u ing. anu
the misplaced glamour girl sobbed:
81 don't know these people and
| don't want TO be here anyway"
But the Judge explained 1t was
her duty TO the community to serve.
so, Citizen Sunny dried her tears.
powdered her nose, and put in her
day on the jury.
Faces in Places: Paulette Cod
dard In Armando's. wearing one
shoulder covered and one shoulder
bare. (And with this chill in the
air, tooD... Constance Bowling
and cameraman Robert Capa, who
met overseas. romancing around
the bistros as the clock strikes mid
night Blond and lushly upholster.
ed Marilyn Maxwell, in a draped
purple frock, draped over the ring
side at the Zanzibar. . Roy Rog-
ers, in his lurid cowboy finery, ex.
iting through crowds OF bobby
soxers at the Gardens stage door.
All Around the Town: Her init
mates say Eileen Herrick has
changed her mind about divorcing
George Lowther. her partner in
the much.publicized Romeo and
Juliet" marriage Of several years
ago.
Copyright. 1915. for Daily Press)
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ment schedules you have to
choose from. You are welcome
to, repay on the schedule that's
most convenient for you. Pay.
ments shown include principal
and charges. Charges are made
only for the actual time YOU
have the use of the money. The
sooner you repay any loan the
less it costs. Household makes
only the one charge stated here.
Quick phone service
You may borrow from House
hold for almost any purpose.
Why don't you find the loan you
need in the table and choose a
convenient payment schedule
now? Then phone or visit
Household for quick action on
your loan.
FLoans for the payment of GER
tain restricted" articles are still
limited by Govt. regulations to
II months.
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YOU CAN PAY BACK S7.29 A MONTH
Up to 18 months TO repay

\AIE'VE Just extended from
Wv II to Is months the time
in which most Household loans
may be repaid. More time means
smaller monthly payments. So if
it's more convenient for you to
repay less per month, Just see
the small payments Household
now offers.
All you do
All you do to apply for a House.
hold loan of 500, $500 or more
is to tell us a little about your
problem and choose a payment
plan. We require no endorsers
or guarantors, no signatures of
friends or other outsiders. You
may borrow quickly, simply and
privately-on your salary, car or
furniture. To save time, phone
US first, then call for the money.
Smaller monthly payments
See in the table below the pay.
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BY DOROTHY KILGALLEN

BY DOROTHY KILGALLEN
Gotham Scenery: Alfred Lunt
and Lynn Fontanne on Fifth Ave.
at 59th. looking very gay and CLAM.
Our-groomed-just like a slick ma.
gazine illustration OF wealthy and
welded sophisticates. e. Gen. Carl
Spaatz. surrounded by six beautiful
women. blushing as George Jessel
introduces him from the stage OF
the Diamond Horseshoe. Grace
George of the theater stopping to
look eft the portrait of herself in
the Playhouse lobby. Two OF the
Southldnd's prettiest, Jane Pickens
and Miriam Hopkins, passing
throush the iron gate at 81. Ed
mund Lowe and Maurice Chalom,.
"iance-in-laws" whose twin loves,
Lady Furness and Gloria Wander.
bilt, Sr., are in England-consol.
ing each other at lunch in the
Colony bar. . Mrs. F. d. R. squeeZ-
ing into a crowded elevator in
the Sardi Building.
This Was the Week in Which:
Live Life Again" rolled up the
shortest run of the season-two
nights. The winter winds came,
and the Broadway boys shook moth
balls out OF their cheese-colored
polo coats. Make Rosenbloom spar
red with his wife in a divorce &C.
tion, and Jose Iturbi went under
the surgeons knife. Madeline
Carrolls husband, Sterling Hayden,
was revealed to have played a war
role more thrilling than any cine
ma plot ever assigned him.
Times Square Gun Notes: Louisa
Horton will play the Margaret Sui
lavan role in the Boston company
Of "The Voice Of the Turtle. She's
the first mon name" ever to be
given the part OF Sally. Judith
Arlen, of the Cafe Madison's d.
vertissements, sprinkles stardust
on her hair. neck and shoulders
when she wears a black dress. It's
something she gets in bottles at
the corner drug store. Is M.G.M.
trying TO make another Carlo out
OF Greer Carson? She and Richard
Ney visited FL Borracho the other
night and'when Nicky Quatrociocci
sent a photographer over to take
their picture an M.G.M. publicity
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and elsewhere in Asia. Some OF II
Is now in China's possession; some
In Russia's: some In American
hands: some in British hands. For
instance. Japan's tremendous ex'
pansion in the textile industry was
principally on Chinese soil. The
Chinese will take those mills and
keep them. The Chinese need those
mills 10 make cloth and also TO for
ward process OF industrialization. II
is ridiculous TO believe that the
Chinese would be willing to divide
that booty with anyone.
The allied powers have agreed
that Russia is 10 have the largest
share OF German reparatlons. but
IL they have an agreement on ia
panese reparations, they have not
disclosed Il. | doubt that there is
such an agreement. Even with re-
gard TO German reparations, there
are difficulties. For instance. is
the General Motors plant in Ger
many. German or American?
II all countries were equally rich,
such problems as these would not
arise. II is the inequalities about
nations. as among men, that stimu-
late envy and greed. II comes
down TO a question OF THE HAYES
and THE Have-Nots". Russia, In
dustrially, Is a "Have-Not" nation.
The United States is a Have" ma
ton. Therefore, their views on
questions OF this nature are very
different.
= In fact. the United States and
Great Britain are already viewing
the conquered countries as custo.
mers for their products and are
wondering how the conquered coun-
tries are TO pay. Russia, on the
other hand. would, quite naturally,
prefer to develop an industrial plant
that could take Germany's place in
world markets, which is altogeth'
er possible that China may take
Japan's place in world markets. SO
far as the United States Is con-
cerned. its problem is not to re
ceive reparations but to avoid pay
ing them by the indirect route OF
| credits.
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THEY 81 Y

Wiesbaden, Germany Gen.
Dwight d. Eisenhower: Il have two
main convictions in life. The first
is to take care OF my CTS and the
second is to fulfill the Potsdam dec
laration. We are going to feed
the Germans 800 calories a day to
keep them from starving, but we
are not going to pamper them"
Washington-Gen. George c.
Kenny. commander Of the Far East
Air Forces; "As long as we own
the air over Japan the Nips cannot
move in any direction and they
know it. We intend to continue
owning the air over Japan"
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National 5roadeastIne Company
RED NETWORK-V'LW 700, WWJ
$50. WMAQ $40.
ABC NETWORK - WXYZ 1870,
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WIZ $50, WBBM $50. WCKY 1880,
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1850. WDOD 1910.
Mutual Brosdeastlne Company
RED NETWORK - CKLW 500,
WJBK 1890. WGN 72o.
Tonight
NBC-s-Cayalcade drama. Loret.
ia Young;
9:00-Don Voorhees, concert;
9:30-Information Please;
10:30-Doc ]. @.
CBS-7:30-Bob Hawk Quiz:
S:30-Joan Davis comedy;
9:00-Dorothy Lamour in Medal
for Benny;
l0:00-Screen Guild, Model
Wife:
ABC-7:30-Lone Ranger:
s:30-Pacific Serenade, new
time;
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-15
Free Speech Puzzle to
Sensitive Russians

check on why General Macarthur
and Philippine President osmena
permitted so many Jap eollsbora-
tionists to keep high ONCE in Manila
since liberation Of the Philippines.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-15
Pick Of The Air TODAY

10:00-Hoosier Hop, new time;
10:30-Reunion USA.
MBS-S-Bulldog Drummond;
s:30-Sherlock Holmes;
10:00-Dave Elman Auction;
10:30-Popular Panorama In Mu.
sic, new series.
Tuesday ..
NBC-11 a. m.-Fred Waring;
p. m.-Sketches in Melody;
5:45-Front Page Farrell;
7:00-Radio Supper Club;
9:00-Amos and Andy;
CBS-9:15 a. m.-Arthur Godfrey;
IL noon-Kate Smith;
5:00-School OF the Air:
S:30-Ronald Colman in "Reve.
rie":
10:0 0-Rusell Bennett concert;
ABC-12:3O-Farm and Home;
3:00-Best Sellers Charity
Strong:
6:00-Walter Herman comment;
S:l5-Radie Harris and Edgar
Bergen:
Understanding on Golden Gate;
MBS-l0:3O a. mum with Mu.
sic;
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more alert 70 opportunities a
they occur Today you should put
your mind on gainful occupations.
Now Is the time to 90 to market
and sell your wares. Dress them
up In the best way that you can.
and drive q sound bargain. Go
forth with confidence.
One-Mnnute Test Answers
1. The liquid left In the po,
after boiling greens.
2. White.
3. The cucumber
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every line and shadow to a relent.
less world. And with every wrong
angle exaggerated and underscored.
Let me get the thing off my head
quickly.
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These payments include all costs
u payments are made monthly
on the same day OF each success
sive month. Earlier or larger
payments reduce the total
charges and later or smaller
payments increase them
HOUSEHOLDS Only CHARGE
is the monthly rate Of go on
that part Of a balance not ex-
ceeding 500. and 2I5% on that
part Of a balance IN excess Of
500.
II Is figured on actual unpaid
principal balances as reduced by
payments. There are no fines,
fees. discoupts or other hidden
charges.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-15

CHUNGKING- AP-A political
agreement between China and
France on Indo-China. TO be sup
plemented by a sino-French trade
treaty, appeared likely after
discussions here between high Chi
nese authorities and Adm. Georges
Dargenlieu, French high commits
sioner for Indo-China.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-15
Hnts on Etiquette

At q wedding reception. the
brides father may either stand in
the receiving line. or mingle with
the guests. performing the duties
OF host
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Fifty Years Ago

Hon Allen has left for day lecurng campaign in the
interest Of Ohio Republicans.
Theodore Roosevelt the literary cowboy OF the West and all
roundeformer OF New York City will lecture University
course at Ann Arbor April "a.
Mrs p r. Cleay entertained party Of children IN honor of
the birthday of Master Charles Brooke Ceary.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-15
Hall Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Guests OF Mr. and Mrs Daniel Qurk entertaining
over the week end at house Pone Barques are
MI and Mrs E. G. Wedman, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Shaeer
and Mrs. a. Quay Boyer.
Inc rank OF page was conferred George Newbey George
T. Ldke and Elmer T. Honsnger the meeting Of the X p
Birth; To Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Leslie Prospect St. boy at
Boyer Hospital To Mr. and Mrs Philip (Ove Bird bow
at their home Ypsan township and Mrs Fred Trent
S. Grove ST., a
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-15
Words Of Wisdom

Blow, blow. thou winter wind.
.Shou art not so unkind as mans
tugratitude. Freeze. freeze. thou
bitter sky. thou dost not bite 10
nigh. as benefits forgot.-Shake-
bpeare.
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One-Mlnute Test
4. What is pot-liquor7
2. What color are sugar beetst
3. What vegetable Is a syno-
pm for coolness7
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Today's Horoscope

You are capable. honest. and
always concerned for the welfare
Of others. You should enjoy mod.
crate success In life. but you must
be more forceful, more practical,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-15

Another name for British Hon.
duras. Central America. is Belize.