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The Nome nugget., 1945-08-10
Airmen 25O Miles Away See Atomic Flash At Nagasaki

GUAM, Aug. 10-(P)-Airman seventy to two hundred fifty miles away witnessed the atomic bomb ing of Nagasaki. They described it 'too tremendous to believe" lR war correspondent Richard Cush- ing reported that Okinawa based fliers attacking other targets on the southern Jap island of Kyu- shu saw flames and explosions.
 One crew member on a plane two hundred fifty miles away said he saw fiery yellow-orange ball shoot eight thousand feet into the air, followed by a column of smoke, which rose at least twenty thousand feet.
 Radio Tokyo is totally silent on the atom bombing of Nagasaki. Two flights of B-29s again hit the Tokyo arsenal and Amagasaki, important oil refinery, adjoining Osaka on Honshu.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-10
DAY NURSERY OPENS

"A child's day nursery will open Monday. for children and babies of all ages. Supervised by Mrs. John Whissnhunt. The nursery will be located in ths social rooms of ths Federated Church.
 There will bs . very efficient and dependable service. includ- ing balanced meals. training in art. music and personal tidiness. An escort service will be provided for school age children.
 Those wishing more informa- iton or applications blanks. call or enquire at the Federated par sonags.
 "A night nursery will bs added if needed.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-10
Dear Diary:

Dear Diary:
 The Boy Scouts at the summer camp wish to thank all the people who helped make this camping trip possible. We have had a lot of fun during our stay here and have really enjoyed it. Today we fished and in the evening we went on a hike with our Scoutmaster. The street signs are about fin ished. They will be on Nome's streets in about month. We have had a nice cook and really liked her. We have had good meals and
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-10

p.m., P.W.TD-(R)-The White house disclosed that United States is in communication with it's AL lies about the Jap surrender offer. Secretary Ross made the state ment at twelve twenty-ei pm, PVT, shortly after President Truman had conferred with his cabinet for an hour.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-10

Dear Diary:
 At 8:30 this fine morning of Thursday, August 2, we all rolled out of bed at 8:30. We found that MT. Baker let us sleep over this morning. A few who didn't get up at 8:30 were pulled out by the rest.
 This morning all we had to do was wash our dishes and carry water and a few other things. So we had the rest of the morning off. After lunch we went fishing. Only six fish were caught. When we returned we played baseball and broke a bat. After supper we played baseball again with sides, and again a bat was broken, so MT. Baker told us to stop, so we did, and that's all for today.
 Joseph Fielder, Jr.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-10

"Do you like brass band?" he asked as they were listening to the music in the park.
 "Yes," she said, "a brass band is very nice, but I think I would rather have a gold one."
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-10
Japs Surrender
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One) is ready to accept the terms of the Potsdam conference, with the un- dersanding that the said declara- tion does not compromise any de- mand which prejudices the pre- negatives of His Majesty as a sovereign ruler"
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-10

had plenty to eat. We have had a good nights sleep and wish again to thank all the people who made this camping trip possible.
 ..- @.. Jerry Seidenverg.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-10

D R F. A M T H E A T R E.
 NOME. ALASKA 2 Shows. Aug. 10. 7:lS and g PM.
 FRIDAY RIDERS OF BLACK RIVER"
 CHAS. STARRETT.
 IRIS MEREDITH PoRKY'S MIDNIGHT MATINEE and DIVIDE AND CONQUER" Show. August l1th. 7:30 PM.
 SATURDAY
 HOLIDAY INN" BING CROSBY. FRED ASTAIRE MARJORIE REYNOLDS MIR. STRAUS TAKES "A WALK 2 Shows. Aug. l2. 7:l5 and g PM.
 SUNDAY
 "BUSSES ROAR"
 RICHARD TRAVIS.
 JULIE BISHOP.
 CHARLES DRAKE
 SHIP IS BORN" and MIR. MOUSE TAKES "A TRIP" l Show. Aug. l3 and IA. 7:30 PM. MONDAY and TUESDAY REUNION IN FRANCE" JOAN CRAWFORD. JOHN WAYNE.
 PHILIP DORM And ROMANTIC NEVADA" l Show. Aug. IS and l6. 7:30 PM. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
 'POSTMAN
 DIDN'T RING"
 RICHARD TRAVIS.
 BRENDA JOYCE and MONSTERS OF THE DEEP
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-10

United States Will Still Continue
 To Fight Japan
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 10, 8:55 a.m., P.W.TD-aP)-The White said at seven forty a.m., P.W.T) that the United States was con- tinuing the fight with Japan in the absence of any official surren- der offer.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-10

LONDON, Aug. 10, 9:57 a.n., P.W.TD-{P)-An official state ment from the residence of Prime Minister Attlee said the British Governmnt was in communica- ion with United States, Russia and China.
 BERN, Switzerland, Aug. 10, 100 pm. P.W.T)-R-Japanese Minister Shimishi, submitted an important communication" to the Swiss Political Department and said it was destined for the governments of United States, Great Britain and China attaches. "You can imagine what it was"
 Washington In Communication
 With Other Allies
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 10, 100
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-30
Ehman & Greenstreef
REALTORS
40 W. Michigan. Phone 1871
Farms and Land For sale
FARMS FOR SALE

FARMS FOR SALE
17O ACRES IllLLSpALE COUN-
TN. good productive land for
corn. alfalfa. SOY beans. dairy.
seedlings Of clover, alfalfa and
Bronze grass. Good house. run
ming water, electricity. furnace
with blower good paint and
roofs. Basement barn steel
Stan,hiOuS. litter carrier. Two
cement siloS, Room for H. or
more COWS Other house and
barn. close Co agricultural
school and markets. % acres nice
woods. $75 per acre Immediate
posses sion. miles west. / milo
north Hudson. See Geo. Carr,
Pittsford. Mich, or write owner.
a. w. Nelson. 67lG Dorchester
Ave, Chicago 81. Illinois.
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FINAL ADMINISTRATION
ACCOUNT

80. atI2i
STATE OF MICuIGNS. The Pro-
bate court for the County Of wash
tCuHW.
At a session Of Eni1 Court. held
at the Probate OffIce INA tho CITY If
Ann Arhor. la said Counts. ON tho
10th DIV Of Mnr,h, \. l. 1915.
Ifesout Hon. Juy q. Pray. Judge
Of Probate
In tho Matter Of tho Estate Of
Arthur Roberta, Deceased
John A. Cusucr. AdminlStra.
tor 'huvtug fl'd la said Court his
final administration account and hls
petition praying for the allowance
thereof and Tor the assignment aud
distribution OF tho residue of said
estate.
II ls ordered, that tho 10Th day ~
April. 4 -. l9ia, at ten o'.lo'k
IN tho forenoon, at said Probate or
flee, be and r. hereby appointed Tor
examining ana allowing said ne
count and hearing said petition.
Il ~ Further ordered That pub
lie notice thereof be given bv pub
| llc1tion Of copy Of this order. f5.
three successive weeks previous TO
said day of hearing. In the Ypsilan-
q Daily Press, a now sppper printed
and circulated IN said County.
JAY G., PRAY. Judge Of Probate
true copy
NorN o Borscrt, Rcglatcr OF Pro-
bate
Adv 5-i0f
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-30

The city OF NpsllnnH intends 10
make curb and Gutter improvements
iu the following streets m n,cord-
aurc with plaug and apccifr1tions on
file IN the city clerks office, name
The construction Of curb and gut
ter improvements ON both sides ~
llcmpuill Road from Forest Avenue.
NurtH, 90 GHIlpu street. and tue on
tending Of curb and gutter improve
mcuts cdrt ON tile North side of
East Forest Avenue TO include tho
flrst two lots, No. % and 40. -
east Of licmphilI Road. including lot
No. 12-on west side Of iIcmphtll Road
facing East Forest Avenue
Tire construction of curb and gut
ter Improvements ON both sides OF
STANLEY street from Forest Avenue,
North, 10 Holmes Road
Further. Tie Common Council will
meet ~ Council nan ON Monday.
April 49, 1915, at 7;3D u',lock, +. 81.
to hear objections to said Improve.
mcnt~ as pcttioued for.
SIGNED.
HARVEY e. HOLMES.
Adr 32NS CITY 'LEgk
NOTICE
The city Of lpsilbutl intends TO
make Tar Surface Improvements ia
the following street i'm accordance
800 I''''E anu NIf' % IONS on ne
In tho CITY clerks Otiicc. nanel,
Tar Surface improvements m
IlcWpuill Road from Forest Avenue,
north, 20 Gordon street
Further Tho Common Council VIII
meet at Council lI,li on Monday.
April 10, 1915. at 1.3O O'clock. T.. NJ,
to hear objections 10 said tar surface
improvements az pctitioued for.
SIGNED.
HARVEY {. HOLMES,
Az ANS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-30
Real Estate
Houses For sal.

houses FoF oaiN
-
Z
NnnDG lS ne
= ~ NY y
f.. d.,
IIDe 10 DUN
5000 DISCOUNT. Need fo raise
SOME cash Nave land contract
part ~ Ypsi Balance due ss.5eo.
Viii sell Tor f-.Se'- F"\- s4v
month first year. so mohia
thereafter Bears Pc cent ih-
ttrgsi.
Avenue between COLLEGE and
down town. t"o-raom apart
Wents. each with SILK ana -+t
and cold water. '" her Uses one
and rents others Tor NlH tayu
per week. lrlse. $500 liAlt
GARAGE HOME 500 down buys
room cement BLOCK AHMr. Loo
Gated between Apsi and Rumbcr,
near E,oisr load only Nl,taO,
WEST SIDE. Two '-' 'l mod
eru tlNe room buns VS. 800 tlne
locations ON West Side. Both ON
paved streets, one ON Wallace,
ukatr on sheridan. our thviCt'
$4,000
1890. 800.
I'll NI NEN One or Tire newer
homes IN ne Prospect Park dis
Iii.l. pSt"'!s llhls .'d .u Knot
l'ut' "''hlht .H'7 one
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1u.-.s sl.s. 49,. -.-.l Am Ar,,ar |
Az Nl NifN tN"Ih pHNtf yarn /
t.t.N, TO .'" - on -.'." ''sA ia
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Merchandise
N.Y. ,.r,.,.-# ...la ....,, ,--.,-se-s I
..g. n ANN .r.. p.rE,tu Retu.
t'fg1 IIy,t - .I..rt Nan, other [
article. ~t,ntf.ru.r.s ware. All
now. 3i5 SuatH Washington.
TDT SALE -Far.E PAINS LADIES'
1sNtpS So am I.H al 10 \
hamilton ~
,..,,rs .i.i.rs .,(5,# I,i,i=s.I.s -.
ID "A md ~. r.,ll l6s y. Huron.
At J. after p no.
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81 H. l''->'' -, N'.t "a
MOI i'rL,i rrnusss ,il, 1. CNg
am Wool hand braided rug lst1-W
Ho,...otd r,r,isht-,.
d.
loAl- DOM rs TIC ana tNl' 'ilvh.
i'i t.af. Very .nd ''nuI ton he'-
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ELECTRIC SIONES.NhW
J11t,er ,o'' Sba"frr,s ilgron 'S 81
store, Phone -.
| MY ELECTRIC RANGES are now
available n your need is consid-
cred essential by tho War Pro-
ducuon Board. Apply at Johnson
and Co.. 2O9 South Fourth Ave-
N"n N'"o'. " H. ''o"s 'VV''
80 ' - 49, ~N1'p''''''
/ SOW READY ENc, lent qualii'
genuine lilst'r Hybrid seed Corn
l,Sl hE. E'rr} Test CAL today
FOR SALE. High yielding profitable
excellent quality adapted strains
~ feuuinc itistrr Hybrid seed
| corn order now the seed YOU need
y. " Null hpsilHuti loF2-J-4.
ARMY SURPLUS truck tires are
going fast 1,JON2O, BOOKS stu
available G. j. kamus, W. Mich
igan Phone a2S.
TRACTOR WITH LIGHTS. and rub
! Der 'front.' tires, ploWs. call
3lil-l.
| 8 Tons GOOD MINED BAI.EI Hay
$50 p,r tom Can Nucwood 1851
Detroit before a. m.
DARN MANURE
$50 STONY CREEK ED
PHONE 992-J
Musical Eouinp,.n,
/
PIANOS -- fought. sold, exchanged
ana. rented tsILANIl ilNNo
W., w -. Nll,nIEan.
! UPRIGHT PLANO FOR SALE, five
mems G"li ,lnhs' bag ana ne"
--- -,'''1. 80 gun III ,'.' '''''N III
Merchandise Fur Sale
! FIJI, SIZE WALNUT Jenny LIND
! Bed coil spring. inner sprtnr
mattress. Pre-. Var. Portable
laundry tub, hand cultttvator Fh.
/ -, -. ..,.,,-,,.,.,. .......,,
/ - 80 - VI W ~ - sue -
boy Sport jacket SIZE \. girls
! "g.'n'l Ja'A,l anu man Sport
.u"' S,nt w, an any hls"t AFTER
~ ','.','
| ',nNi' 49, I'D ~ tlt' cheap
! , ''I'3r - ,' ,"''" sun "h' new
IA r.,rl,v.,J ngrIc It,t US vs.
-,i,a,,,,, -,
tn 49, 3', -, - ~ t"o pumps
o"un,S t'tT'" M'fgitss record play
trailer stove GaI sIi TIT '''' - u
| TWO WHEEL. -Tr,II-Fr ,,a,.,-,.o
scooter. burner Kerosene hoatrr
$50 Harris IA Phone stt7 NJ
spis,,f,I- 81 /, $50
Of Fine oriental RUGS, Discount
with every sale. '3at = Inurth
Ave. Ann Arbor Mich IN. Gs7S.
THEE %s. l R%4 asT ..l 1A haSs e 5s5
80 90. ) H''' LOW.
%,5: r>'.r'; '' .,p ai s'f ''s
! - TT MULLEN ROW BOAT. Price
SaUuO. al Liberty street, BELLE
Vile
M.r.k,,,,, &C.,. --.----------
---S' 'a'''o SNe1'"'S
! THIS SPRING decorate with KEN
tone The one coat paint. Dries in
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-30

HOME RADIO SERVICE
9lj Hawthorne. Phone 1290-R.
ROOFING - EAVETKUUGHING
SHEET METAL WORK. FURNACES
CLEANED AND REPAIRED - Call
w. IL. STEPHENS
224 Hewitt I'd. Phone 1874.
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Real Estate
Houses FOR Sale


~ ARpX { Pc
u WIN
rt,r~,c
OPEN EVENINGS
WEST SIDE ~ room u.lt.n.
clos, i'm. Income arartmeut rou-r
on conner priced u sell. Terms
y-,stfTr>AKy AVE large.
,nrt.rr nome rssr civ limits
neaut#fu.. SPACIOUS ground wiki
orchard
ELM STREET west side. mod.
trn house select dis,l''I thi'e
'rl r'o.,-. 'll,N 'frl'a,s' ,',,.-
niHAIlna IINt.s ana '.hlHs ROOM.
Price reduced Terms.
.....-. .......
w 10 Sii' ..'l' .h I'VE lHV..S
mouse -'.u i"..li+s nd'tttd ~
e' S'i. anu il.E' st.''"
IFi'e fHV'V. Terms.
>-..,..,.fr ..,l.I.
lou .'"s'' .''.. L"I t'.-g' 'si-
daVr sg- ,o n, r4 '' MS F'''
NORTH PROSPECT STREET.
six room modern p,u-a near
fark ana SCHOOL Reasonable
ENlEEICE STREET silk r,.ro
modern house. large hr.., fire.
place. hardwood f.nr. g.,,..
large lot, paved street. near large
store. Fh'Vo Terms,
,.....
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-30
Legal Notices
ORDER APPOINTING TIME FoA
HEARING CLAIMS

ORDER APPOINTING TIME PoA
HEARING CLAIMS
STATE or MICUGAN. TIE Pro-
bate Court tor tho county OF WasH-
tCuIw.
Al session or said Court reid a
the Probate Office ln tie CITY OF
Ann Nru0r. tu tho said County. GA
The 1tr dHy of March A. ID. 1870,
Present. Honorable la q. Pray.
JUDGE ot Probate.
Ia fHr Matter 81 tho Estate Of
Thomas Gibbons, Deceased
u appearing to tHe Court that the
time Tor presentation II claims
asaIlpt said estate should he limit
ed Ma that tine and place be ap-
puir ~ 90 receive. examine and adj
Just all claims and demands against
sald deceased b. and before said
IL is Ordered. Thar creditors OF
slId uece ed IRE required 20 present
their claims % said court at sad
Probate bfI.e pu ar before tine 21tl
day ~ A.IE. Is - 1915. az ton
O'Clock ~ tue forenoon. said time
and place being hereby appointed for
the examination and adjustment Of
all claims and demands against said
deceased
IT ~ Further Ordered. That pub
Dc notice thereof bee given uy publi-
cation OF a copy or this order Tor
three g.. rcr-risr weeks previous 10
said d1y OF hearing lu THE fpsilautt
Daily lrDss, q newspaper printed
ond eircu.ate3 % AZ Count"
Judge Of Probate.
A..
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-30

NEWLY BUILT HOMES
Limited number of houses just
completed available for rent.
Full attic, basement and recrea-
ton room. Located one mile from
Ypsi near golf course. Call Ypsi
25OO-W or see agent at 703 N.
Prospect.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-30
Financial
Money To Loan
Livestock
Poultry For Sale

WANTED: FAT HENS
With PICKLE Al YQUE REst-
DESCE. PHOSE YFSl G1l-J3.
OR i5s--l-i
MOST OF OUR CUSTOMERS are
rrpeaters vino like of 'Chicks Of
Known Breeding and our services.
We hope 10 serve any new CUSTOM
pr- we'll enough 30 that they, too,
will become "Old Timers" with Us.
SALINE HATCHERY
The Poultry Service station
Saline. Mich Phone 5Z-E-2
PILLsBTRY'S BEST FEEDS. Peat
litter. semi-solld buttermilk. chick
emulsion. baby chick supplies
breeders. ard equipment. Morton
Poultry Farm. Phone 6J-R2.
Saline
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Cali OUR ADTA-E.t at 80 fOT
Classified adyertlsIrx service.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-30

Phone 2123.
QUIET, refined business woman de
sires quiet room. Kitchen privi-
ltges. Give phone number. Jcn-
ninES. 934 Washtcnaw
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-30

RESPONSIBLE MARRIED COUPLE
without children desire . or &
room modern unfurnished house.
Phone 1928.
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Automobiles For Sale

1871 DODGE door sedan, meChau-
icallv perfect. Heater, radio, de-
fruster very good tires. Pearl Mo
tors ~ :. Huron. Phone 2IlG.
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Table. floor bridge. pin
up, bed lamps and houdoir. Extra
shades. Ypsilanti Plano Co. 400
T. Michigan.
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Rooms For Rent
Wanted To Rent

PLEASANT ROOM for girls. Sin
gle beds. Cooking and laundry
nriA-Ilnnns Dl.nA LnE
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Merchants Specials

- 1T MULLEN RON BOAT. Price
$4,000. "a Liberty Street. Belle
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-23

wAR has meant that industry must work
with harder, tougher metals within
smaller limits and do 1t q whole lot
foster than ever before.
This challenge hos been met by the
machine builders with ldthes, drills.
,,laners, other machines Of speed and
ruooedness hndlx dreamed before.
In doing 50. they set up problem tor
the makers OF cutting oils =. one med
sured by the very degree Of perfection
achieved in machine design. It's the
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-23

Only Firestone Recap
ping gives you the
t a nous De L u K .
Champion Gear-Grip
Tread, the tread with
extra depth for extra
safety, extra traction
and longer mileage. No
certificate needed.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-23

" A Dobson, (above) Regional
'" w.. T. Executive OF region six, which
s ,Ss'.des North Carolina, South
I rslo1ina. Georgia and Florida, will
y. tsl w wilmington today and tomor-
W H., - FIR an Executive board meet
t 70. If ~ tbe Cape Fear Area council
III. apd y; a staff meeting Of Council ex-
ecutives' ,,,ou,a 1u,u
~. NJ nobson attended the National
T M., school for Scout Execu-
.Tss and became the scout execu-
NV. NV at Rome, Ga, in 1922. He
..,s in the same capacity at
lagrange, West Point, and At
l.nta Ca, until becoming Re-
, o;nnal Executive in February,
1886. 4
oc,tive in Atlanta, the Clubbing
rsogram, Senior Scouting, Scout
i moi for Negro boys, and the annual
s Scout Circus were introduced in
n that council. The troop mem
hershp Of the Atlanta council dur
ins that time grew from 81 troops
TO l40.
Mr. Dobson's leadership has con-
timed to manifest itself since he
became Regional Executive, it was
said. Region Six is the only one of
The twelve regions that has won
fOr two years the Lorillard Spenc-
or trophy, an award presented to
The region showing the greatest
percentage membership growth
each year.
Scout leaders from Fayetteville,
Laurinburg, Whiteville, Elizabeth
town, Lumberton, Southport and
Chadbourn are expected to meet
with district committee members
from Wilmington for the Execu-
tive board meeting.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-23
Girl Discovered Dead
In Locked Cedar Chest

PITTSBURGH, May 22.-R-
TWenty-three year old Mildred Roth
was found dead of suffocation in
a locked cedar chest in her home
last night.
Detectives were baffled as to
how she got there.
County Detective Joseph Stack
said one theory is that the girl
climbed into the chest in jest, to
hide from her sister. But when
the lid closed, it snapped a latch
that could not be opened from the
inside.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-23
FOE LAUDS REDS
IN CRISIS TALK

SAN FRANCISCO, May 22.-(F-
Japanese broadcasts today stressed
the need for controlling peace
agitation,' for a leader like Joseph
Stain and for an "inspiration"
such as Sovietlsm to combat the
empires greatest crisis.
Naisuki Nakano, procurator- gen.
eral was quoted by the Domel
News agency in one of the FEC
recorded emissions as frankly ad-
hitting the growth of peace agita-
ton -. in a portion of the popu-
lace" because of the war situation.
Nakano was reported as odering
arrests for ANY speech that might
cause disorder in the national
unity His statement on the situa-
ton was made to the first meeting
Of the presidents of the courts of
appeals and chief public procura-
tors, held Monday.
The first thing to be stressed
IN regard pathological violations"
Domei quoted Nakano as saying,
is the control of speech and &C.
ton agitating peace" He added
That it was impossible to repulse
me enemy outside Japan if there
is no perfect unity within Japan.
The Tokyo Shimbun pointed to
me powerful leadership, based on
SoWetlsm," of Stain and said
Japan could draw from this type
inspiration and ingenuity" neces-
ary to defeat the "Anglo-American
CAPITALIST aggression.''
sovletism, said the newspaper
aftcle quoted by Domei, had
completely regenerated" Russia
saoer Stain, and enabled the
OoVlet union to overcome "a dam
ger OF defeat far greater" than
ulst facing Nippon.
Domel also reported the appoint
ulell' OF 1t. Gen. Reikichi Tada
president of the cabinet board of
.thhology. 1t was said he would
s ssvo'e himself ito the study Of the
. .t. arms destined for the special
''dck corps suicide Units.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-23
). 5. Canvasback Set
10 Be Launched TODAY

The S. S. Canvasback, 215th
vessel to near completion at the
yard OF the North Carolina Ship.
building company, will be launched
tnls morning at 9:15 o'clock I'M
ger the sponsorship of Mrs.
George w. Hall, of Wilmington.
Mrs. Hall is the wife Of the as
slstant foreman of the yard ;:
transportation department. He1
attendants will be her daughter,
Miss Margaret Hall, and sister,
Miss Sarah Deibert.
The S. S. Cavasback is c.
type ship.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-23
GI SPARES HIMSELF

M rnANRlsBURG, Ill, May 22.-W.D
~ W. T., Horace G. Geisel, principal
~, sonn Harris High school, was
" VIZ when a former pupil
saO mas been in the armed service
Az; ufee years, walked into his
'4 nn and handed him S3.75.
d. bNe,hember," the student said,
w., o'oke a big lamp shade in school
m wa. cost $3.75, and here's the
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-23
Three Jap Prisoners
Reported Free In U. S.

CAMP MCCOY, Wis, May o.
(R-Three japanese prisoners of
war escaped last night and were
still at large today, the Public
Relations Office said. They were
the first Japanese prisoners to
escape internment in the United
States.
The missing prisoners, civilians
who had been attached to japanese
labor battalions, apparently bur-
rowed under barbed wire fence.
-V-
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-23
TRUMAN ORDERS
CIVILIAN AID

WASHINGTON, May 22.-hE
President Truman today ordered
priorities for ''the minimum civil
Ian requirements of liberated
countries Of northwest Europe.
He specified that such prioritles
should not interfere with Amerl'
can military and essential domes'
tic needs.
In letter to four government
agencies, Mr.. Truman cited the re-
cent report on relief needs OF lib
Grated countries by Judge Samuel
I. Rosenman, special assistant te
the President. Rosenman said the
United States will be looked upor
as the principal source of civilian
supplies for these countries just
as it has been the largest producer
of the United Nations in wartime
The President then added:
1T is the established policy Of
this government to accept this re-
sponsibility as far as it is possible
to do so.
Gas matter of national policy,
therefore, request your agency
to grant the priority necessary to
meet the minimum civilian re-
quirements Of those of our Allies
who have been ravaged by the
enemy to the fullest extent that the
Successful prosecution of military
operations and the maintenance Of
our essential domestic economy
permit
The letter went to Chairman J. A.
Kru gof the War Production Board
Marvin Jones, War Food Admini
strator; Harold L. Ickes, Solid
Fuels Administrator for war; ane
Leo Crowley, chairman of the
Foreign Shipments committee.
The letter said Judge Rosen
mans report pointed out the ex
tremely serious economic situation
in the liberated countries Of north
west Europe, and added:
1.-THE report confirms in strong
terms the need for action on the
part of this Government
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