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Evening star., 1945-04-14

guages. of the gathering. English un-
doubtedly will be one of them. Inter-
prefers will be provided by the various
delegations.
Some eight hundred newspaper cor
respondents and radio commentators,
from all parts of the world. will attend
the conference. in recognition of its
Importance and its final decisions. While
there is a strong feeling that the con-
ference will bring forth new inter-
national organization. and that its char
acter is pretty we'll determined, the
actual accomplishment will be news
story of tremendous significance. story
fully as significant as a declaration of
war.
Within the American delegation,
which has been holding meeting after
meeting in Washington preliminary to
the conference, there is the fullest lati-
tude of discussion. The delegation,
however, will act as unit. once deci-
sions have been reached by majority
vote of the delegates. Partisan politics
are having no part in the deliberations
The delegation is composed of three
Republicans and five Democrats. Mr.
OteIIillluS mas eAoiess eoAiiiueIee 'iie
delegation will present united front
at the conference.
This is to be a conference of the ma
tions united in war against the Axis
powers. Neutral nations have not been
invited. The organization itself, once
it has been set up, will determine what
other nations are to become members.
The principle has been laid down, how
ever, that membership shall be extended
tn peace-1oyinp nations
Evening star., 1945-04-14

To the Editor of The star.
Has it been suggested that a portrait
postage stamp in memory of President
Roosevelt, bordered with black, such as
has been issued for similar sad occur
rences in other countries, Immediately
be issued?
Hryl,,,
Evening star., 1945-04-14

Editors note: Mourning stamps for
Presidents Garfield and Harding were
brought out after their respective deaths.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16

neremia, smerkia JUGS uz ju
atzagareiviska darba ir tary-
bos pirmininka uz susidejima
su ciciliku 'spopiezium".
Jie giriasi atstoyauja visus
sandariecius. Ma sandarieciu
tik maza dalis tepalaiko aklai
ju politika, kiti diduma dirba
tikraji darba ir smerkia juos
uz vienybes ardyma.
Jie giriasi atstovauja visus
socialistus. o kick tu socialis-
tu yra, jeigu ir visus? Viso
labo pustuzinis visoje Ameri-
koje!
Jie savinasi ir SLA. Bet ar
istikro visas SI4A pritaria ju
sposams? Maziausianne SLA
seine koks senai nebuvo, Phi
ladelphijoje pernai smagelio
keliu isukta rezoliucija pajun-
gianti Susivieniiima tarybai.
Toll ne visi nariai Zinc kad
maza grupe delegatp nubalsa-
vo ta rezoliucija, kada seimas
jau ejo prize pabaigos ir kada
nubalsuotu ir tokia rezoliaci-
! ja kuri sutiktu atiduoti visa
SLA ida tam SLA cenzoriui
Uztai, jeigu Teyynes redak.
torius bijo rasyti apie kitus
darbus kaip tik apie tarybinin'
ku, jis neatstovauja didunnos
SLA nariu nuonaones,. tik pa
taikauja savo ''eenzoriui'.
; Xxi siol savo visa pasilaiky
ma jie RENE melu: kad kito'
organizacijos esq 'tant blacl
| listo' ir tt. ..&.
/ Organizuotu Lietuviu Anne
rikoje terra gal 5 nuosifntis, Xxi
ii visi yra nepriklausomi Anne
rikos piheciai. ..
Tai kuo gi rerniasi visa tary
binihku galybe? Gal tik tai
cigoniskais kiausiniais: nick
artyn neprisileidziant ir su VI
sais atsisakant bendrai dirbt
] Supa Garba
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16

KUN. BUCYS savo prive-
dziojimais Suvaziavime Wash
ingtone 1921 metals argumen-
tavo prizes Amerikos Lietuviu
prisiemirna ant savo peciu nes-
ii Latviu ir EstQ bedas, da-
bar tarybininku pirmininkas
federantu yadas simutis dirba
kaip tik priesingai - nors' Lat
vial ir Estai turf savo atsto-
vus Anerikoje, jis jiesko ir
kviecia Latvius In Estus ben
drai Amerikos valdziai pareis-
kimus daryti.
Bet tas jig elgimasis slepia
viena dalyka: tarybininkai, ne
noredami su paciais Lietuviais
isvien Lietuvos vadavimui dir
bti, vieni neturedami reiksmes
! Amerikos istaigose, nors Lat
; vius ir Estus tokius pat kail
jie susijieskoje nori parodyt;
/ savo> 'titekme" Washingtone.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16
AMERIKOS LIETUVIU So
VIETAI (ATSIPRASAU)
TARYBA SKAITOSI
"VISAGALE"

TARYBOS trys "tuzai" su
savo taryba tai kaip cigonas
su vogtais kiausiniais, kuriQ
prisidejes kisenius bijo kad
kas prie jo neprisiglaustu. :. .
Jeigu tarybininkai butu tel
singai visuomenes isrinkti jQ
vietas, jie visai nekestu bal.
mes ir nebijotu su kitais su,
sitikti ir susitikus kalbetis.
Bet juos baugina ju netvir
tumas, kaip to cigono kiausi
niu kiseniuose: gall tuoj SUI
duzti. -.
Jie skelbiasi atstovauja "vi
So" organizuota visuomene, be
kodel jos bio?
Bet ir tas atstovavimas j
tik prisisavintas: ju pasigyri
mas apie atstovavima stai kail
"kvepia":
Jie giriasi atstovauja visu
katalikus, bet daug kunigu i
daug katalikisku draugiju j
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16
AKRON, OHIO
Smulkios Zinios

MIRE. Siomis dienomis mi
re Jurgis Talalas, ilgametis sio
miesto gyventojas. Like EMO
ma, du sunus ir dukte, jau su-
auge. Jie Akrone gyvena nuo
1912 metu; is Lietuvos atva-
ziavo j Brighton, Mass, rodos
1906 metals. Paejo Ukmerges
ap., Siesiku p, Meilunu k.
Prizes kelias savaites buvo
rasyta apie netiketa mirti Ale
nos Suminskienes, po pirmu
vyru Pakstienes, kuria jos ina
mis- peiliu nudure. JOS laido-
tuves buvo kuklios; graborius
nieko neprileido jos matyti per
keleta dienQ, vos paskutine die
ma laidojant tepavelijo arti-
miems pamatyti.
jos laidotuves buvo atva-
ziaves jos brolis Cepas su EMO
ma is Boston, Mass. Kada SUI
zinojo apie sesers traginga
mirti ir dar kai graborius ne
leido jos lavona matyti brolis
nelaukes laidojimo dienos is
vaziavo atgal.
Akrone gumu dirtuvese nu-
tare gelbeti Amerikos karo
pastangose labiau, ir nuo l d..
Sausio Xxi 80 Balandzio dirb-
ii kasdien ir sekmadieniais, ar
ba 12O dienu j keturis meme
sius. Kurie darbininkai isdirbs
visa ta laika neislikdami items
kompanija duos dovanu.
Kalnas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16
ISGELBEJO is JAPO-
PONQ NELAISVES
513 VYRU

Luzon saloje, pereita savai-
te is Japonu nagu isplesta 513
zmoniu, karo nelaisvip, laiky-
tu Japonu stovykloje.
Uzpuolima padare nakties
laiku ant tos stovyklos apie
400 drasiu Amerikieciu kariq,
netiketai uzklupo Japonus sar-
gybinius, ir islaisvino 4s6 A
merikiecius, % Britus ir ketu-
ris kitu saliu.
Tai buvo pirmutinis toks zy-
gis Luzon saloje. Islaisvinti
zmones uztikta pusiau isbade-
je, ligu nukankinti, kiti vos tik
gyvi. Visi gyvi uztikti isves-
tt. simtai kitu jau mire per
ta laika kai Japonai uzvalde
Filipinu salas ir daugybe pa
eme nelaisven. Tukstanciai is
vezta darbus Japonijoje.
Is Amerikieciu kurie ta uz'
puolima dare, zuvo tiktai du
Japonu sargybiniu tos stovyk
los apielinkeje ismuse net 52e
ir tik taip galejo ta stovykla
pasiekti ir savuosius islaisvin'
ii.
Manila miesta uzimant, A
merikieciai uztiko tukstancius
kitty savo zmoniu ir Filipinu
Japonu ikalintu ir nukankintu
kurie nesitikejo kada nors bu
ii iSgelbeti.
Tukstanciai kitu iszudyta ar
ba ismire nuo nepakeliamo ba
do ir vargo. Su. karo nelais
viais Japonai elgesi savotiskai
atmesdami tarptautines taisy
kles nuredancias kaip nelais
vial turf butt uzlaikomi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16

zemausiu salyje. Sis pasitiketnas, zema kama pa
tarnavmas patrauke daug dioeliu il mazu industri-
jQ siaurrytne Ohio, ir patraukia daugau.
The Illuminating Comranys Industrial Develop
ment Division kooperuoja pilnausia visais biz
niais ir organizacijomis kurios dabar veda kampa-
niia uztikrinimui didelio darbingumo siaurrytneje
Ohio karui pasibaigus.
SVARBIOS PASEkMES JAU pasekta, ir dar ma
tomos dideles gaimybes Taciau siaurrytines OHIO
ateicia tobulnimai reikaingi testi ir toau naudai
visu tu kure cia gyvena
Taigi, pasakykit stas zinas apie geriausa salyje
lokaciia ssavo draugams biznio pazystamiems; If
patekkit vardus numatomu galimybiu musp Indus
trial Development Division. Mes, atminkit kas els
nanda siaulrytinei Ohio tas bus nauda ir jums.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16

Toxic ranku darbeliai kencian-
items uzjuryje vaikuciams bus
ypac brangqs; vargstantieji
zinos kad juos is meiles ir
uzuojautos Amerikos Lietuvai-
tes jiems padare ir paaukojo.
Kviecia1na Lietuves butt gai-
lestingomis, gamint ranku dar-
belius ir siusti juos j BALI
ruby sandeli, 1O1 Grand ST.,
Brooklyn II, N. Y.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16

sIAURRYTINE OHIO yra toll tinkamesne dalis sioje
sayje, tnkama vairiu industriju pletimuis arba
statymui nauju dirbtuvip. Cia rasite ypatnga kom-
binaciia reikmenu pasekmingai produkcijai ir dis
tribucjai. Tarp svarbiausuju yra:
-centraline sritis didziuju rinku atzvilgiu
-gausi transportacija zeme, vandenu ir oru
-gausingumas naturally resursu
--pagrindnes zaliavos veik po ranka
-neribot presko vandens stek1ia
--gausybe darbo jiegos ir patyrusiu amatuose
--maisytos industries tiekinu ir gavimui
-daug patogiu dirbtuvu IL dirbtuvems vetu
-idealiskas gyvenimas dirbtuviu vedejalns
PRIEDUI PRIZE TQ kompetitiniu parankunlu talpgl
yra pakankama eektros sviesos ir jiegos kura tic
kia The Illuminating Company uz ratas tarp paciu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16

Kovo pabaigoje visoje Ameri-
koje. BALE susitare su jais
6 savaites prizes 81 dideli vaju
atskirai ruby rinkliavos media
rvti,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16
Steigkit siuyimO ratelius

Parapiju draugijos, BALF'
skyriai, klubai, Susivieniiimu
kuopos ir visos organizacijos
prasomos steigti moteru ir
merginu siuvimo ir mezgimo
ratelius kurie gamintu Lietu-
vos vaikuciams rubelius ir vi
sokius reikalingus mezginius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16
BALF RUBU VAJUS
BAIGIAMAS SU
VASARIO Is
GAMINKIT RURUS LIETU-
VOS VAIKUCIAMS

BALI ofisas is New Yorko
pranesa savo skyriams ir Lie
tuviu visuomenei baigti ruby
rinkimo viesus vajus su Vasa-
rio 16 diena.
UNRRA ir visos salpos or
ganizacijos prades ruby vajq
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16

Siusdami Dirvos RedakciJai,
Administrator ar Agentursi
kokius paklausinus, visada ide
kit uz Sc paste zenkleli atsa-
kvmui. Tas butina.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16

"Dirvai" issirasyti nereikia
iaukti pradzios metu--idekit
! laiska ST. dahar ir 'Dirva"
lankys jus istisa pusmeti.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
Hiram johnson Dies
I'm Hospital at 78

WASHINGTON, Aug. & GNSl
Hiram w. Johnson Of California.
whose long and colorful career in
the United States Senate made
American history, died today in
Bethesda, Md. Naval Hospital.
Senator johnson died AZ $40
a. m of thrombosis Of tho cerebral
artery. He was in his 18th year.
The California statesman was
stricken during Senate debate on
American ratification of the United
Nations charter last month. He
was admitted 20 the hospital at
that time and failed rapidly.
The senator IS survived by his
widow. who. was at his bedside
when he died, and one son. Hiram
w. Jr.
An insurccnt tothc end. Senator
Johnson cast the lone dissenting
vote in the Senate foreign rela-
tionS committee against recon-
mcnding ratification OF the United
Nations charter.
Although hf was i'm the hospital
when the Senate voted on ratifica-
tion he still held out and although
not casting ballot against the
document he was listed as paired
against IT,
The Californian died famous as
q man who could have been presi-
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
Starts Study Of Control

President Truman declared he would recommend Congress
the establishment of commission ito control the production and
use Of atomic power within the United States"
II shall give further consideration and make further
recommendations to Congress how atomic be-
powerful and orceul influence toward the maintenance
Of world peace" the President said.
The development and harnessng Of atomic energy first
believed practical 1889 according statement
although II has long been dream of scientists.
The fact that release atomic energy uShers In
era in mans understanding of natures forces" the
men said Atomic may the future supplement
power that from COAL OIL falling
present cannot he produced basis compete
commercially Before that there be long period
of intensive research.
1T has been the habit of the scientists coun
try the policy of this government withhold from the
Continued Page 2, Col y
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07

dent AT the nod Of his head and
central figure IN an episode where
another man - Charles Evans
HugheS--waS defeated for the
presidency because he failed 10
look up Johnson when he was in
the same city and shake his hand
a fighting politician in the
western tradition. Johnson twice
served as governor of California
and FIVE times as L. S. senator.
He was author Of the Johnson
act which prohibited American
loans 10 nations in default Of
debts in World War I and was a
consistent battler against any
move TO involve the United States
IN foreign entanglemcntS.
In 1919 Johnson was one of a
group Of senators who Stanchly
opposed American participation in
the League of Nations and the
World Court
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
In the lines TODAY

EAR CEORGT BERNHARpT, CANDIDATE
y Mayor, WWi, SIS Tonish, Adv.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
Bigger, Better Bomb Due

Secretary of War Stmson disclosed that improved
would be forthcoming shortly that would increase by several
fold the present effectiveness Of the weapon.
The war department said that able to make an
accurate report OF the damage caused by the first bomb
Reconnaissance planes state that inipenetroble
cloud of dust and smoke covered the target area"
nouncement said. "As accurate details of the
result of the bombing become available, they Du be
leased by the secretary of Unr."
The Chief Executive said that the bombs being
actured at Oak Ridge Knoxville Tenn, Rchland
near Pasco Wash. and a third site Santa Fe ~ NJ
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
Jap War Power THROUGH

The President issued sharp warning to Japan that the
oomb will completely destroy Japans power TO make
We are prepared to Obterate rapidly and
peey every productive enterprise the japanese have above
ground city We shall destroy their docks
tories and their communication Let there mistake: we
shall completely destroy Japan's power 20 make war.
1T Wos to spare the japanese people from utter
destruction that the ultn,atun of July rs issued
at PotSdan1. Their leaders promjty rejected that
uttrn'dtum. " they do not accept terms they
may expect rain of ruin from the air. the like of
Which has neUer been n this earth.
Behind this air attack will follow land In
such numbers and they yet they
already well aware"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
'ped the bomb were unable to ascertain the results

because of an impenetrable cloud of
dust and smoke raised by the blast,
equal to 10000 tons of TINT.
Work on the atomic bomb has been one
of the worlds best kept secrets. 1t has been
the most hush hush of secrets since the war
began.
Harvesting hitherto unused scientific principles
which the worlds scientists knew existed but could
not OF dared not unleash the atomic bomb was de-
veloped most secretly in remote areas in Tennessee
and the far West
The scientists with their daring workers conquered the
secret They aided by the pooled research of leading
world physicists.
Mr. Truman warned the japanese that unless they accept
peace terms they reign of from the air. the
like of which has never been this earth
The Presidents statement said that
than 1000 times the blast power OF the British Grand SIAM
which is the largest bomb to be developed this
1T is an atomic bomb" the Presidents continued
t harnesSng of the basic power of the universe
force from which the draws power Ioosed
against those who brought war TO the Far East"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
Moscow Waits Soonq
La. ZINC, $40 Photoeranh.r

\ LONDON, Aug. 6 tUp)-EX-
change, Telegraph reported from
Moscow today that Prime Minister
T. Y. Soong Is expected there
within a few hours 10 resume con-
verSations broken off by the Pots
dam conference.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07

RTRNARD y OBRtTN for petroIt CIV
Councilman Member State Legislature Pre-
ferred Endorsement Detroit Citizens Lesgu
ADV.
tiecf STfNLFN RARktR traffic Iudrs
l1depfn 1en' lnu0ssrf Experiences Former
production lire factory U0rSer ADV.
Worth listening TO- DICK Fankrnrfee1 tells
vny Detroit needs Nar1r % Action
T0niEhf wis r ~ Adv
r. 40 ED Y MCGUIRE FOR CouNcuNAN
Make one OF the Nine Number 40.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
3 DIE BLVD, FIRE
Children
Flee BurniinQ
0rphdndge

Trapped by flames which
shot upward from the base
ment, S-year-old twin boys
and three aged women per-
ished Sunday at the Evangel-
neal Home for Orphans and
bid People, 1852 w. Grand
Blvd. Another aged woman
is in critical condition.
The fire. which broke out after
an oil drum explosion AT dinner
tune, sent 125 children racing and
screaming from the blazing struc-
ture Orphanage employees. by
ISLANDERS. and fremcn rushed into
the inferno and Croped their way
through dense clouds 10 rescue
more than so helpless old people
who huddled terror stricken in
their rooms while smoke Scepcd
through the doors.
PARENTS ESTRANGED
Dead arc Albert and Alfred
Cade, whose parents are g.
tranged. Mrs. Elizabeth Berch.
81. Mrs. Christine lenth. so. and
Mrs. Ida Albrccht So. In critical
condition IN Receiving Hospital
suffering shock is Mrs. Helen
kreutz. 90
According 10 witnesses, the
Cade twins were playing with
matches in the basement shortly
before the tragedy.
The scene in the home Just be-
fore the fire was one Of quiet and
Sunday reflection. The aged in
mates had Just finished their eve-
ming meal and had retired 10 their
rooms on the second and third
Continued on Page ,, Col. 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07

TIrrt WI KIM Iudfs Trafnc Court
Preferred ny 'he Detroit Citizens Lraeur--Aa.-
HLAR MAYOR JEFFRITs TONIGHT
lb-NNiZ Adv.
HTAH IHg GEORGE EDWARDS PROGRAM
Tonight. ~, WE ADV
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
66 Million
Tires Goal
For 1916

WASHINGTON, Aug. 81 CUP)
The War Production Board to-
day scheduled the production OF
90, 600 600 passenger and motor
cycle tires for 1916.
This would be the highest pro-
ductlon Of automobile tires in the
nations history. The previous all
time high was $1,000 900 tires in
1871.
WPB said 100000 tires of
the 1916 total would be available
for civilian replacements and ex-
port
WPB also disclosed II has ad-
vised its rubber advisory COM
mittee that tire rationing would
have TO continue for some time
until orderly distribution is pos
sIble without rationing. WPB
said truck tires probably would
come off rationing before auto
mobile tires. AS long as tires
still are needed for cars on the
road, new cars will be allowed no
spares, only four tires apiece.
WPB also scheduled 11,774 900
tires in the fourth quarter of
this year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Holiday Cars
Jam Ferries

With only the vanguard OF
Michigan's Labor Day weekend
tourists on the road, there was q
seven-hour waiting list for cars
lined up to cross the Straits Of
Mackinac. Michigan Automobile
Club officials reported today.
A club represe n Ia tive az
Houghton Lake reported that cars
were streaming north to the
Straits at a constantly increasing
rate.
Transportation across the
Straits was slowed because there
are only two ferries instead OF
the five that operated before the
war. Ignoring schedules, the
boats are leaving as soon as they
have a load of cars.
Travel officials estimated travel
this weekend would be the
since 1941.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
r Z Id
L. | NJ Z

will make an S-or.9-minute speech. Then the
broadcast to be carried by all networks, will
shift back to the Missouri, where the public
probably will hear the voices of Gen. Douglas
Macarthur and Fleet Adm. Chester w. Nimitz.
Ross said he hoped the broadcast would go
on about 10 or II p. m. (EWT) but he was not
in position to name the day.
The signing is expected this weekend, prob
ably tomorrow night. Detroit time
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01

fall Of Corregidor, Wainwright
and his men were sent to several
prisons camps in Formosa where
they remained from Aug. IL,
1912, until October, 1914, and
were then moved to Japan.
Col Pugh said:
II can't say anything about
our treatment by the Japs, but
can say IL didn't vary much
from what the American press
has already written"
Pugh also disclosed the jap
starvation methods, saying the
prisoners used to get three ounces
of meat a month, but for. long
stretches we didn't get any at
all" 4"
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Times 10 Honor
Ordnance Feats

The Detroit Times, in co-opera-
tion with radio station CKLW will
salute the L. S. Army's Ordnance
District on It's third birthday with
a broadcast at 7:15 o'clock to-
night.
Ward Schultz. Detroit Times
financial editor and business ex-
pert, will interview the three brig
adler generals who led the forces
which procured moro arms and
armament 10 prosecute the war
than any other ordnance district
IN the United States.
With Schultz on tho broadcast
over CKLW will be Brig. John n.
Christmas. Brig Gen. Walter p.
Boatwright and Brig. Gen. a..
r. Clancy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
You'll Hear Peace Signing

WASHINGTON, Aug. 81 (UP)-President
Truman will make his VI Day proclamation in
brief radio speech to the American people i'm
mediately after the formal signing of the Pa
cific surrender terms aboard the USS Missouri
off Tokyo.
Mr.. Trumans proclamation will not signal
the formal end to World War II hostilities That
will come later, either in another proclamation
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01

by the President or in joint resolution of Con-
gress
White House press secretary Charles G.
Ross said today no final official word had been
received from Tokyo as to when the surrender
would be signed, but that this tentative plan had
been worked out:
The actual signing ceremony will be broad
cast to the American people from the ship. and
as the ceremony ends, the broadcast will be
shifted TO the White House, where the President
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Wainwright
AmYOkOhama

YOKOHAMA, Aug. 81 (INS)-Gen. Macarthur and
the hero of Bataan and Corregidor 1t Gen. Wainwright
casped hands tonight at the New Grand Hotel in Yoko
hama in tensey dramatic meeting.
Wainwright, who flew to Japan from Chungking via
Manila, at MacArthurs urgent invitation to witness
Japans formal surrender Sunday aboard the battesh
Missouri and the supreme Allied commander speech
less for moments under stress of their emotions
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
) Tokyo Roses Take
Convenient Rests

TOKYO. Aug. 81 QNS)-
Tokyo Rose, the American
speaking siren who used the air
waves TO tell u. s. servicemen
that the war wasn't worth fight
ing. turned out today 10 be no
fewer than five "Roses"-all of
whom are making themselves
very scarce.
One OF these female Oriental
Lord Haw Haws," however, was
Identified by radio Tokyo officials
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charges against Quisling: That
Quisling conspired with the Ger
mans long before the invasion OF
Norway and actually helped them
invade his country; and that his
puppet police forces prosecuted
Norwegian patriots.
After each count, the prose-
cutor raised his voice to repeat to
the jury: \A
This alone II sufficient 10
condemn QuiallnR.V Z
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as the former Iva Togure, 26, an
American citizen and a graduate
of the University of California.
Iva, said officials, 'is out Of
town" AS for the others. none
of them is working at present"
Roses" pet theme was that
the Americans were just plain
dopes TO be fighting the Japs
when, she would say with a
salacious intonation, their girls
and wives were having a grand
time back home being unfaithful.