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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
HANG MIKADo'S EFFIGY

A steady stream of paper, and
congetti, Showered the streets. A
group OF boys hung an effigy OF
Hirohito. Soldiers and sailors with
their girls yelled at the moving
news sign op the New York
Times building:
Hurry up, hurry up, hurry
up"
The celebration was held in
check only BY the fear-aS one sol.
der put it-"there might still be
gimmick in IT. f"
AT Washington a small crowd
gathered before 4 a. m. IN Lafa-
yette Park across from the White
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15

The governor urged that the
people of Michigan, in a spirit of
thanksgiving, remember cir
debt TO those who died and Suf-
fered declaring
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
RING COWBELLS

At 6 n. m. automobiles roared
up and down Woodward between
the city nall and Grand Circus
Park ignoring red lights. Early
Morning. work bound passengers
I'm streetcaTs paraded in the
aiSles. One woman on Baker
Streetcar shouted:
"Are we going to work."
"Sure we are" a man yelled
back. until the Big Boss (the
President tells us we can cele-
brate."
Two women walked in front of
city hall carrying American flags
and ringing CoWbe1lS.
They we're Mrs Elizabeth
Lenox Of 1854 Spring and Miss
Sue Davis of 4256 Spring.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15

lFiH wi Wf-ff 7 10 NUINII
NO better news has ever
reached the ears of Americans
everywhere than the fash tell
ing uS of victory over Japan and
the termination of this most
brutal and devastating Of all
wars. Let us all humbly thank
God for victory and the right
of free men TO live in freedom"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
HISTORIC DAY

History will record Aug. IL
a. the day which ended the
greatest war In the annals of
human experience. Let us re-
solve that il will also he
marked, through the centuries,
as the day which ended all war,
once and forever"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15

Times Photo
The daily monitor leader., 1945-02-13
Vets Adapt Selves
10 College Routine
Returned Gl's Soon
Back On Schedule

BUFFALO W.p Veterans
of this war in attendance at the
University of Buffalo were
praised for their adaptability to
college life today by Dean of
Men Edward S. Jones.
military service does not
dull persons aptitude for coll
lege training-the returned SOL
dier may have forgotten much
of his previous education. but a
little refreshing is all he
needs he said.
He stated that the average
ability level of veterans who
have entered recently is close to
that of other entering students.
They have the ability to sue
ceed, but need a little more time
in which TO catch up on basic
subjects, records showed.
The university has IS veter-
ans enrolled, of which 40 are in
full-time courses. Sixty per cent
have had no, previous college
training except service train
ing, which may, or may not,
yield them college credits.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-02-13

To william !. Evans
You William I Evans are hereby no
rfied that a certain land contract bear
ing date 81 the lith dan Of November
\ n. 1919 ny and between Detroit
Macomb Land Company. q Michigan
Corporation. of the first part and Will
liam !. Evans ~ 'he second part is m
default bv reason ~ ne non-payment
81 the IusisllmentS NJ the principal and
interest due hereunder. and YOU W,l-
liam Evans arc hereby further noti-
lied that the said Detroit Macomb Land
hereby declare said contract forfeited.
and YOU William I Evans are hereby
further notified - Weld, surrender and
deliver mp possession OF said premises
~ Sald land contract mentioned and Of
which YOU are now IN possession under
and BY virtue Of the terms thereof
Said premises are described in said
land contract as follows. viz: All that
certain piece or parcel OF lard being
situated in The Township OF Harrison,
Nacomh County. Michigan and more
particularly nown and described as;
Lot number Two Hundred Fightv-Ono
2Sl Riverside BAY Gardens Subdi-
vision according 20 The recorded plat
thereof
Dated February 10 ielS
DETROIT NACOMR LAND COMPANY
BY: CLARENCE A BURCK
Attorney-in-fact
1896 Dime Building.
Detroit. Michigan
Feb i72n On
The daily monitor leader., 1945-02-13
FORFEITURE or LAND CONTRACT

FORFEITURE OF LAND CONTRACT
To Thomas w. Martin.
You Thomas w. Martin are hereby
notified that certain land contract
bearing date Of the Path day OF Novem-
ber A d 1924 by and between De-
troit Macomb Land COMPANY. Mich
lgsn CORPORATION Of the first part and
Thomas W. Martin OF the second part
is In default bv reason Of the non-pay-
nent OF the instsllments 81 the princi-
pay and interest due thereurder and
YOU Thomas w Martin are hereby fur
ther notified that the said Detroit Ma
comb Land Company elects 20 declare
and does hereby declare said contract
forfeited, and you Thomas w Martin
sre hereby further notified 70 Weld
surrender and deliver UP possession OF
said premises In said land contract
mentioned and o. which you are now
N possession under and by virtue of
the terms thereof
Said premises are described IN said
land contract as follows viz: All that
certain piece or parcel OF land being
situated in the Township OF Harrison.
Naco~Sb County. Michigan and more
particularly known and described as:
Lot number One - Supervisor plat
No 5. according 70 the recorded plat
thereof
Dated February 10. l9+5
DETROIT MACOMB LAND COMPANY
= Michigan Corporation
Bv; CLARENCE A. BURCK.
Attorney-in-fact
i73s Dime Building.
Detroit. Michigan.
Feb. 1870 27-M-L L.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-02-13
OF LAND CONTRACT

FoRttIItR RE OF LAND CONTRACT
To William O'Connor
You William O Connor are hereby no.
tifed that a certain, land contract
bearing date Of the 18th day OF June
\. n 1923. by and between Detroi,
Mscomb Land Company. Michigan
Corpor alton. of the first part. and Will
liam O'Connor Of the second part. Is In
default by reason OF the non-payment
Of the installments OF the principal and
interest due hereunder. and YOU Will
liam O'Connor are hereby further noti-
fed that the said Detroit Macomb Land
Company elects 20 declare and does
hereby declare said contract forfeited.
and you William O'Connor are hereby
notified 70 WELD surrender and deliv-
er up possession- Of said premises In
said land contract mentioned and OF
which YOU are now III possession un-
der and by virtue OF the terms thereof
Said premises are described in said
land contract as follows. viz: All that
certain piece or parcel OF land being
situated in the Township OF Harrison
Macomb County. Michigan. and more
particularly known and described as:
Lot number one hundred fiftv-one 15N
Riverside Bay Gardens Subdivision. ac-
cordinE 70 the plat thereof.
Dated February TO- l945
DETROIT MACOMB LAND COMPANY
Bv CLARENCE A. BURCK,
A'torney-in-fact
i13s Dime Building.
Detroit, Michigan
Feb. 1920 27-M-L.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-02-13

YOU Charles Nshansy are hereby fur.
ther notified that the said Detroit-Ma-
comb Land Company elects 10 declare
and does hereby declare said contract
forfeited. and YOU Charles Mahaney
are hereby further notified 10 yield.
surrender and deliver up possession OF
said premises N said land contract
mentioned and OF which you are now
IN possession under and by virtue Of
the terms thereof.
Said premises are described in said
land contract as follows. viz: All that
certain piece or parcel of land being
situated in the Township os Harrison.
Macomb County. Michigan, and more
particularly known and described as:
Lot number one hundred forty-seven
tli1l Riverside Bay Gardens Subdivi-
sion. according 10 the plat thereof.
Dated February 10 i945
DETROIT MACOMB LAND COMPANY
BY: CLARENCE A. BURCK,
Attorney-in-fact
1895 Dime Building.
Detroit. Michigan.
Feb. 1920 I'm. L.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-02-13

FORFEITURE OF LAND CONTRACT
To pheu1ic MacDNurali

To Phemie MacDougan.
You Phemie MacDougsll are hereby
notified that a certain land contract
bearing date 81 the lst day OF April
\ n. 1929. by and between Detroit
Macomb Land COMPANY Michigan
Corporation, Of the first part. and
Phemie MacDougsll OF the second part
i in default BY reason of the non-psy-
mcnt Of the installments of the princi-
pal and interest due hereunder and
vou Phemie MacDourall are hereby
further notified that the said Detroit
clare aud does hereby declare said con-
tract forfeited. and YOU Phemie Mac
Dougall are hereby further notified 20
sion OF said premises IN said land con-
tract mentioned and Of which YOU are
now in possession under and by virtue
of the terms thereof
Said premises are described IN said
land contract as follows. viz: All that
certain piece or parcel of land being
situated In the Township OF Harrison
Nacomh County. Michigan. and more
particularly known and described as:
Lot number Two Hundred Eighty-Three
'283l Riverside Bay Gardens Subdi-
vision. according 20 the recorded plat
thereof.
Dated February 10 ia4S
DETROIT MACOMB LAND COMPANY
BY; CLARENCE A. BURCK.
Attorney-in-fact
1885 Dime Building,
Detroit, Michigan
Feb I31o 2T-M u
The daily monitor leader., 1945-02-13
FORFEITURE OF LAND CONTRACT

To CnarIcs Mthaney.
You Charles Mshsney are hereby
notified tha. certain land contract
bearing date of the lst day OF June
A. n 1922 hv and between DETROIT
MACONB LAND COMPANY. a Michi-
gan Corpor alton. OF the first part. and
Charles Mahsney OF the second part. Is
IN default by reason OF the non-psy-
ment ~ the ins,allments OF the princi-
nal and interes, due hereunder. and
The daily monitor leader., 1945-02-13
Vacancies are CostIy-Let Want Ad Rent it for Yol

certain piece or parcel OF land being
situated IN the Township of Harrison.
Macomb County. Michigan, and more
particularly known and described as:
Lot number Five Hundred and Two
502' Riverside Bay Gardens Subdi-
vision, according 10 the recorded plat
thereof
Dated February TO- ls45
DETROIT MACOMB LAND COMPANY
BY: CLARENCE A. BURCk.
Attorney-in-fact
1916 Dime Building,
Detroit. Michigan.
Feb. 1920 27-M L.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-02-13

rooms; water In ktchen: gas;
ishts; large lot-Sl. 500: $500 down
rooms: city water; toilet: large lot
SO 00O S400 down.
8 rooms; part basement; bath: ga
rage-S3 900: 81 900 down.
l-acre: 5-room house: stationary
tubs; garage; some frut-s3. 500;
81 900 down.
s6 rooms; bath: furnaces. 900: ST..
900 down.
room plastered house: screened
porch on cut near lake-s2.750; $1,000
down.
rooms; garage: flowing we'll; lot
look 60-s3 $780, sl,l00 down s2s. so per
month.
5 acres; 6-room house: bath: elec-
trio water system garage 20x20: oil
heat: chicken coop-S5. 900: 81, 500
down: possession in 30 days
rooms; modern good location -
IS, 500: one-hslf cash
8 room modern brick fireplace; paw
ed street-s8, 500; SO 900 down.
rooms; oak floor bath: furnace:
stationary tubs-S4. 500: 5000 down.
10 acres; good houses: chicken
coop: brooder house; some fruit: gar
den tools
40 acres; fair buildings-$S, 500:
81 500 down.
3-fsmily apartment rented for SIS
month"; hested-S5, 500: $l,l00 down. c
The daily monitor leader., 1945-02-13
Trucking
Legal Notices


oHtElItRE OF LAND CONTRACT
To Leo kohler
You Leo kohier are hereby notified
that certain land contract bearing
date for the 3rd day OF October 4 n
1919. by and between Dc,roL Macomb
Land Company. Nichican Corpora
ton. of the first part. and Leo kohlcr
OF the second part. is in default by
reason Of the non-paymcut of tne IN
Stallnents Of The PRINCIPAL and interest
due thereunder. and YOU leo kohler
arc hereby further notified 'hat me
said Detroit MacomD Llud Company
elects 20 declare and does hereby de.
clare said contract forfeited ard YOU
Leo kohlcr arc hereby further notified
20 yield, surrender and deliver 10 pos.
session OF said premises in said land
contract mentioned and OF which YOU
are now N possession under and hv
virtue OF the terms thereof
said premises are described 'n said
lsnd contract -s follows. VIZ. All that
The daily monitor leader., 1945-02-13
6 Warner
Barron Bldg. above First National Banh
Phone Nj Clemens Ao<I

Barron Bldg. above First National Banh
Phone Nj. Clemens A9<1
MT CLEMENS
5 rooms: utility; good condition; ga
rage; 4 lots-s3 900: 81 500 down.
EAST DETROIT
acres modern nome. 3 chicken
coops-s9. 500: terms
ROSEVILLE
3 rooms: bath: basement: hot air
furnace: GARAGES. 500: 81 900 down.
4 rooms: part bath; 3 lots including
corner: walking distance to Grstiot-
81 500: easy terms.
room modern; garage: acre block
from shop: all kinds OF fruit. flowers.
and shrubs-S9, 500.
WARREN TOWNSHIP
rooms; bath: near 9-Mile and Hayes
81 300 cash.
5 rooms and bath: lot s5xii5. near
Gratio.-8 Mile road--sl. 200: 81 900 dn.
rooms and bath; not air: base.
ment; carpeting and inlaid linolsum:
large porch attic: Scar garsge-S6.2 200
81 900 down.
Fleming and Mile road; rooms.
bath. hot ar heat: tiled kitchen ana
bsth-S5, 500; terms
BERKLEY
rooms: bath: basemen,: hot sir
furnace enclosed heated porch: side
drive: garage: lot 200xl25: all kinds
Of fruit-s5. 500: $1,000 down.
HUGHES REAL ESTATE
Grstio' al 10 Nile Rd RoseyilIe is3o-J
33oo6 UTICA ROAD. FRASER
The daily monitor leader., 1945-02-13
Tractors For Sole
Service to Formers X.

HARNESS. SADDLES. traveline
bags repaired. New leather work made
20 order. IS Washington. Mt Clemens
Phone 5097 c
The daily monitor leader., 1945-02-13

wOMEN-Ages 20 10 - for the out
otsndins lob in the country today
TAKING CARE OF OUR WOUNDED
FIGHTING MEN in Army General Hos
pitals or overseas In -rehsbilita ton
work with the Medical Corps: salary
snd opportunity for postwar posi-.
tions. Training and schooling free.
must have four years High School Tor
above Job assignments other assign.
meats for two years High School: mus,
- IN GOOD physical condition.: cannot
qualify with dependents under u. Tel
ephons s5Sa Mi Clemens or write wo-
mems Army Corps. 80 North Grafton
s,enue NJ Clemens. Jewel Thesier
DuidinS. II
The daily monitor leader., 1945-02-13

BALED hay and Delaware Magnetic
milking machine second cut baled clo-
Yer nay. $3.50 North avenue. See owner
on Saturday from 10 p m. A23
The daily monitor leader., 1945-02-13

20 TON OF No. baled hay for sale.
also three unit McCormick-Deertng
milking machine; stack OF oat straw.
l3e5 Hall road AIS
The daily monitor leader., 1945-02-13

BALED wheat straw for sale. IN.
qulTe 1910 Romeo Plank road. Romeo.
AI3
The daily monitor leader., 1945-02-13
Poultry

POULTRY WANTED
AL kinds. especially broilers la 70 .
pounds.
Best prices paid
Special attention gwen 10 restaurants
and bsr-oe-aues on dressed poultry
DAVIS 4 SCHWARTZ
81 So. Walnut Phone Mt. Clemens ycjl
The daily monitor leader., 1945-02-13

IF YOUR BUSINESS Is war work:
supporting war work, or governmental.
you are. eligible TO buy new typewrii.
ers IF NOT. make your presen, ma
chimes last by having them serviced
regularly. AVOID COSTLY BREAK
DOWNS. Call us for details RENTALS.
Office Supply Co.. 434 Csss Avenue
Phone Mt Clemens 2o47 c
The daily monitor leader., 1945-02-13
Chiroproetors
fumieotine

ALL BEDBUGS. reaches. moths do
stroyed In six hours: guaranteed Ma.
comb Fumigsting Service. 1890 S. River
road corner Longview. Mt. Clemens
Phone BS4i.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-02-13

GRAvEL-Sand-Top Soil: Fill dirt
cinders-limestone. Del. Concrete mix
ers for rent; Arc and scetylens weld
ing 305o3 Gratiot after Q p. m. Rose.
yills oQ1S-M e
The daily monitor leader., 1945-02-13
Moving 8 Storage

OUR MOVING equipment IL the best
Special care taken of your furniture
and upholstered goods IN storage. such
as moth prooting and wrapping rugs
and cushions. City Transfer Co., 6s
Broadway. Mt. Clemens Phone 6cSi
Service 10 and from Detroit daily. {
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
Cruelfies do Capaives Vary with the Battle

not 10 divulge the connection
between "Dr AuSter' and my
self. the geStapo after some
time made the delivery.
Above all We now had a radio
and despite repeated warnings
hravod punishment 10 listen 10
London and sometimes America.
But we were reminded,
again and again. that when
the order would come 10 m0Ne
IT, We would lose all our he
longingS.
And, We were reminded. in
directly of our possible fate.
dan alter day, all during the
two years and more Vc spent
az SachscnhauScn.
We We're reminded AZ night
by the machine gun tre NOW
ing down those chosen for
liquidation for that day We
were reminded during the day
by open air executions by firing
squads of the "inCorrlglbles.
We were reminded when the
wind blew from the west carry.
ing a SiCkening SWeetiSh smell.
The CrcmatOrium was nearby.
We were reminded at sun
down when We watched the
slave labor battalionS return
to their barracks. MY ears
will never forget the clatter
of weary feet in wooden shoes
and the repeated warnings. a.
they passed, that I might be
with them the next day.
That was life in Sach>cn-
hau,cn.
CNonday-DeliVeranCe from =
seN en-NeaT helL)
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19

like beating ones head against
a steel wall.
We left according 10 the
schedule laid down bv HImmlcr
and our only hope lay m the
fac, that Hitler was sun going
from victory 10 victory.
R,t IN. AUis, peys already
bso;,o;no n ,boo tbe;, hand
u,o;.b 6oJ no, 40, vuge,ed
und,Jy r., ELioo Fort, lib.
.ro,or, o,J TonrosfeyS al.
yeodv veys povodioe a, its
sky eofe,
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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19

For a short time British Il
Col. Jack Churchill. famous
British commando taken priS-
oner on the Adriatic Island OF
LiSSa after he Joined Marshal
Tito'S Yugo,lav partlSan>, was
within Il stones throw but We
couldn't communicate with him
*7'
DAUL REYNAUD paid a feet
i r1g vrytt- -tu- utft- camp and tc,--
ward the end Prussia s state
councillor Fritz TrySScn, who
had put Hitler into power, but
IN later XgMS broken with the
dictator and Prince Alhrocht ot
Bavaria With his numerous
family were iHtcrncd IN Sach-
SenhausCn
The Uhisking dWaJ Of our
neighbors aiUays left us With
an empty feeling and paTched
throats-the feeling that our
turn miPht be next.
With feeling of complete
resignation and only out of de-
sire TO make lie as bearable
as possible for my wife and
chlld-as long as it was given
us 20 livc-I pctitiened 10 the
chief security officer TO have
some -uf my belongings. eSpe-
cially my library, moved from
the StorohouSe IN Vienna TO our
concentration camp cabin.
There was another reason.
too 'Thc.>toIaCc costs were get
ting out ut hand
1D MY surprise my request
Il was granted and. IN a round
about way which was designed
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19

little convinced OF HitIer's
cause" ard, during our three
years stay. treated us as de.
Gently as they could Uithin the
Iimits Of concentration camp
regulations.
The same cannot be SAID Of
the IS men and certainly not of
the IS officers.
~-*
TuE- toughest the most brutal.
The most uhuman of the lot
Was the camN commandant
lnritZ. u charge until the be-
ginning of 1911 He did every
tiiU- UC could to mako lie mis-
crablc fov The ntoruccS and
make things easy for his IS
hcutcnaatS. particularly for the
many coruptlonl>t> m Ong
them most of whom belonged
10 tho "Totcnkopf deaths
llcadl formations.
They were authentic crimi.
mails. Their crimes were a
matter of daily routine.
IL TIE next two years our
Il neighborlnC cabins changed
occupants several times.
For some mouths our near
est neighbor was Prince Louis
of BOurbOn-PaTma with his
wife, the italian ruyal Prin-
cess Maria, and their three or
four children.
We recognized each other and
communicated greetings 10y cir.
cum>pcctly Whi,llng a few bars
of the Fcidklrth Colbgc song
stella NatH+Ha tW W. had
heen classmates al FcldNrCh,
Voralberg, Austria,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19

ready to sail ON an extended trip through the Orient missed
him very badly and told Macarthur.
Il don't doubt it, Jonathan" he said. Wouldn't You like
go with you to be present in Washington
and New York for your celebrations there
II certainly would" said.
He called officer his side and sketched the text OF
be the commander OF the T. Merchant Ma
rne recommending that my be given sufficient leave
w said goodby the pier and was taken IN tow by
Brig LeCrande A. Dler, in charge of trip to Ba8uo
BY l the Yokohama ardrome again along with
Percva Beebe Pugh, Dooey Carroll Cen Valdez cnet
staff of the Philippine 1t Cen styer Western Pa
cfc area Col Ted Degn public relations officer
the Western Pacific and Howard Pyle OF NO
The plan the C-5l fly back TO Oknawa eaS uf
and Av on to Manila But typhoon was blowing around Ok
nawa Instead flew to Two Jima reaching that tiny spot
just after dark which fitted with new admiration ef
Capt. Perkins and his C-54 crew
only dimy of Two Jma because OF the black
out prison camps because of the hectic rush
past days. But while chewed sandwich and
coffee waiting the C-5i to he reiueed marine
officer story the incredible touGhness of the
island heavy casualties suffered by the two marine
divisions which secured it, the aerial bonn
bardment of Japan finally catching with the war
We flew in over Manila a 45 and | was impressed
by scarcity of lights what had been brilliant
aerial approach to the city by night We drove back to the
Admiral Apartments, slept short time got UP al a. M
The weather to the north was so bad that there
hope small plane landing Baguo. As alternate,
got CA at Nelson airport and flew northwest over
the land emoionaly familiar to The pilot dropped low
the Naguian Field and threw out note asking that
alternate field Laguna 20 miles away
rTNHE waiting. We drove up Baguo the
winding Naguan road passing through the land whore
those long began Basmo
had been modern town with broad well-kept and
good buildings the place broken if by
giant hammer and strangely silent Where house Of mine
had stood when commanded the old Philippine Division
a hole in the ground.
The surrender ceremony took place in the High Comnis-
soners residence only slightly damaged by sheilng but
stripped of much of the fine furniture and all of The ire
paceabe library which Francis Sayre had to leave behind
him when he escaped from the Philippines by submarine
Yamashta the so-called Tiger of Malaya,' a
large old opponent Homma and little feshier He
hiding the of Cagayan
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
International Photo

Valley and had brought in the day before by detach
ment of American troops His berbboned uniform was dirty
and Impressed Gen Percva stared impassvey at nm mask
ing whatever he felt witnessing the unconditional
surrender who had aggressvely forced he
same thing on Percval Singapore February, 1912.
Gen. Leavey conducted the brief ceremony The Japs
signed and then Gen. Leavey affixed his signature for the
United States handing of his signing pens to me He
then announced that the Japs having Internationally sur
rendered would be removed under guard prisoners OF war
Immediately large and capableookng MP major
with three four muscular enlisted He walked up to
Yamashita punched extended index finger the lap
generals shoulder him the ike
umpire thumbng player of ball game. He be
taken to Bilbid Prison to await trial as war criminal
NTAMASHITA suddenly wept he walked over | got up
from the table and stroed out of the with Gen.
few back Manila that afternoon and through the
ming called by number of old friends had not
IN years
That same day I what to of the most
astonishing sights my years the Into
my line of at the arfed walked very pretty young
lady.
We'll III be damned: I must have mutcred for an
officer asked what the matter was walked
her. She had what obviously the feminine
version of army uniform. She even saluted me.
II beg your pardon" said but but what are YOU
She seemed little startled.
why, I'm WAC, sir"
"A what
thanked her and came back to the officer.
What the devil is a wack?" asked him.
l still catching up with the war
WE FLEW through perfect weather to Guam whose de-
w velopment since first IN 1905, and last saw 1t IN
1910 was hard believe. Barney Gr of the 2eth
Air hand that evening and showed our
first B29.
We left Guam in the morning and few to Kwajaen,
where navy treated handsomely and then flew on all
that night until the day to Honolulu where an
old comrade 1t Gen Robert Richardson, waiting for
m a Hickam Field
He had a luncheon ready, and some great news. While
we were eating radio from his pocket from
the aduan army and told me had been promoted to
the grade of full general With big smile he produced eight
silver stars from his pocket pinned them shoulders