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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10
Allies Map
Jap Invasion

GUAM. May Q CUP)-The joint
chiefs Of staff now are working on
plans ,ct an invasion of Japan,
Am. Nimitz disclosed today.
With the war spotlight focused
solely on the Pacific theater,
Nimtz also told press confer
ence that the United States i'm
mediately would step up very
materially its air bombardment Of
the enemy homeland.
Adverse weather slowed ground
operations on southern Okinawa,
where FIVE American divisions
were hammering at the strongest
japanese dcfcnseS in the Pacific,
only q mile above Mana, capital
of the island.
American battleships and cruiS-
ers knocked out enemy gun en-
placements. artillery and mortars
in a heavy bombardment. Illumi-
nation shells fired by the warships
at night curbed japanese infiltra-
uun of the American lines.
Navy patrol bomberS sank H..
600 tons of shipping and damaged
$500 IN a series of attacks m
Korean coastal waters Monday. a
small frcighter. transport and q
large fleet oller were sunk.
No Japanese planes were
sighted over the Okinawa area
yesterday or Monday night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10

The towns OF Kralupy and Mel
mix first were assaulted and the
Prague tranSmitter Immediately
before the reported bombing OF
Prague itself. warned residents
of the capital 10 take shelter.
SHOOTING IN OSLO
The Stockholm radio said Ger
man naval men started shooting
fray in oslo last night m which
four men were killed and a NUM-
ber wounded. German military
police, cooperating with Norwe-
gian police, Subdued the sailors.
Several Dutchmen were killed
and more than 30 seriously
wounded today when drunken
German marines opened fire with
hidden machine guns upon thou
sands of Joyful NethcrlanderS
iammed in the Amsterdam public
square in front of the royal
palace.
Die-hard NaziS holding out on
the Baltic island Of Bornholm
were reported TO have SurTcn-
dered, but 100000 others pocketed
in LatVia defied Germany ; uncon-
ditiOnal surrender.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10
Corpse
Not Hitler

LONDON, May Q UNS)-
Reuter- dispatches from British
army headquarters IN Germany
declared today that Russian gen
erals had examined a body re-
Scnbling Hitler which was found
IN the ruins Of PerlInS chanccl-
lery and decided II was not der
iuchrers corpse.
Men who knew Hitler were sand
70 have identified the body as that
of the chief Nazi, but man who
knew the fuchrcr we'll stated
positively that 1t was the corpse
OF Hitler'S chef
He added that the chef rc.
Scmblcd Hitler closely. and that
he had acted as one OF Hiter's S
StandinS
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10
BIoodBdnkHer
ToC|ose May 18

The end Of the war In Europe
brought news today that the De-
troit Blood Donor Center will end
It's work Friday. May Is, AS part
of national reduction Of this
Red Cross activity.
Detroit's is one " 10 donor
centers being closed as army and
navy requirements for vita |
plssma have been reduced from
10000 to $4,000 pints per month
William J. Norton, chairman Of
the Detroit center. was informed
of the closing action in a letter
from Basil O'Connor. national
Red Cross chairman. who said fu-
ture needs would be met by CEN
ters on the West Coast and IN
the north and east
In more than three years Of
continuous operation. the Detroit
center and its mobile units operat-
ing in the state contributed $780,
600 pintS OF blood
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10
Allies Extend
Hold ON Tdrakdn

MANILA. May Q uNS)-Gen.
Macarthur announced today that
Australian and Dutch troops had
extended their hold on rarakan,
Siabblng into The hllly country 10
inc north Of the islands capital
In addition, tie Allied invasion
forces enlarged their gains east
.of Tarakan City and cleared the
JAMS from the neiahborhood of
tbc aIrficld. which already vas
mounting air support for the Mac
Arthur troops
American troops on Mindanao
crowded the Jap garrison INTO
rugged country. The laps were
Described hy Macarthur aS
largely cut off from bases II
supply,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10
Russians
Celebrate

MOSCOW, May 9 GNS All
Russia Surged into a dellrious
celebration today when the Mos
COW radio announced the official
capitulation of the Germ n
armies.
Marshal Stain issued an order
of the day proClaiming today as
Victory Day as the Moscow radio
broadcast details of the German
capitulation signed in Berlin
Russia went 10 bed last night
with lis radios turned on and
tuned in With the FIRST announce
mCnt lights went on throughout
the capital, which abandoned its
blaCkout a week ago.
The first news OF the formal
capitulation was heard in Russia
over the Moscow radio al 2;l5
A. m. (S:l5 p. IN. yesterday, EWT)
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10

This morning ! just got back
from Berlin after watching the
new signature last night at
Marshal Zhukovs headquarters in
the suburbs of eastern Berlin.
The event was dominated by
tho tangible presence Of two men
Marshal Zhukov RusSias great
est and probably one Of the
worlds greatest military COM
manders. and Hitler's Field Mar
shall Wilhelm Keitel. the personi-
fication-and. II humanity is lucky
the last gasp of Prussian mill
taTiSm.
II was humiliation for Field
Marshal Keitel 10 stand before. as
the PrussianS call them, "prolete
from Red Russia" and beg sur
render. He fought back with all
the arrogance he was capable Of.
He entered the dining hall of
the German army engineering
school, where the ceremony took
place, and saluted stiffly with the
field marshals baton given him by
Hitler and bearing the engraved
swastika of Hitler. or all the
German delegation. keitel alone
wore, in addition TO his military
decorations. the Naai party golden
badge of service 10 Hitler.
Keitel was nervous and irri-
tated lie kept bobbing his mon
ocle into his eye and out again,
He signed the documents OF capit-
ulation. but as soon as he had done
so and resumed his chair he began
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10
VETS GET PRIORITY

NinSon said that restrictions on
home building will not end until
manpower and materials are gem
orally available, although return
ing veterans Will be gwen priorl-
ties for such construction and a.
least 100000 homes and apart
mcnts are expected 10 be built
during the next y months
Shortages OF trucks, parts,
tires, gasoline and manpower will
continue 10 limit delivery service
although grocery and department
store deliveries of packages be-
low present weight and size limit,
may show some improvement dur
ing the next year.
Repair service on refrigeratorS
stoves and other items should b'
improved and SOME improvemeut
can be expected in laundry and
cleaning services in localities
where labor iS freshly available
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10
QUISLING ARRESTED

LONDON. May Q GNS)-Maj.
Vidkun QuiSllng. premier of the
Norwegian puppet government,
was arrested today wher he pre-
sented himself at an Oslo police
station. the Norwegian news
agency reported
Several members Of QulSlng'
hinct also presented them
selves 10 the police
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10
Curfew Lifted,
Horses 10 Run
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and other fats and OILS the most
scarce.
The 4S-hour work week Will
continue IN war plant areas.
ID Production of certain consumer
items such as rcfrigerators and
washing machines will be started
Immediately in moderate quanu-
tics
Minor electrical appliance manu-
faCturcrS viii start or expand pro-
duCtion.
The current program should in
crease the output Of low-coSt
clothing but such items a. nylon
and silk stockings cannot be cN-
pected IN any large quantities un-
I'll long after final victory
Shoes must continue 10 be ra.
toned
Some new radios. vacuum clean
crS and items of furniture should
be available in limited numbers
within q wear.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10
Free Norwegian
Radio IsrOadcaSiS

NEW YORK. May Q GNS)--
The Free Norwegian radio came
on the air today at 8 a. m. ~
m. t.WTD with the singing OF
the Norwegian national anthem,
followed by the announcement
that here is the free Norwegian
Broadcasting Service, =, the FEC
rcDOTted
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10
Germans Surrender
AT ST. Ndzdire, lorient

PARIS May Q INS)--Gernan
holdout forces IN the French ports
of St Nazalre and Lorient sur
rendered today 10 Allied forces.
French troops at 4 m. 90 p m.
EWT Tuesday marched into La
rochelle without opposition.
Nothing was revealed concerns
INK the situation AT DunkeTnue,
where other Germans remained
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10

Throughout the city, American
soldiers were hoiStcd shoulder high
by friendly crowds celebrating the
end of the long road marked by
blood. sweat. toll and tearc
As Big Ben long silent
Sprang to life. ana a. London {,
historic buildings shonc IN flood
lighted glory after nearly six
years OF war. 7O-year-old Winston
Churchill appeared on the minis
try of health balcony, overlooking
Whitehall
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10
:B2 YankS. BritOnS
Die i'm Air Crash

LONDON. May Q (UPl -
Thirty-two American and British
serviccmen were killed AT Hind
head Sunday when an American
transport plano from the Conti-
nent crashed into pylonS Of an
Raj radio location station, ii was
disclosed today
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10
Hilarious London
Cheers. Sings

LONDON May CNS)--Joyous thousands sw1ed
through the Of London early today after opening their
royal family and the grim old who led them
to the day of victory in Europe.
King George and Queen Elizabeth with the royal prncses
eighth appearance shortly after midnight balcony
Buckingham Palace acknowledge the cheers thron
which at time last night numbered 100000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10
Goeriing Taken
By Ydnk Army
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hkN Ohtl
spoke to Hitler on tho telephone
the last time on that date
Goering said he reminded Hitler
Of the latter'S statement years ago
that il anything happened 10 him
Goering was to take over.
IL suggested that il was time
inaSIImch as IL looked like the
end" he went on Hitler be-
came enraged. accused me Of
losing faith and said had
signed my death warrant"
COULD BE FORGIVEN
HoweUer, Il YOU renounce
oil your titles and high honors
you WiI be forgiven"
Goerlng said he complained but
that Hitler, neverthelesSA ordered
his execution. IS troops assigned
to BerchteSgaden placed hin
under arrest Goering said. but the
luftwafre came 10 his rescue.
He said his followers shot thcil
way through the IS captors anC
spirited him away 10 a mountain
hldeout whose location remained
closely guarded secret
The one-time big-Shot Nazi in
dicated he was not aware Of what
may be in store for him. saying
to his own men:
Guard me we'll"
AS soon as GoerlnG had beer
shown his rooms in the Kitzbuh
castle. he bathed. put on his favor
itc gray uniform with heavy golc
braid and Clanking line oI
medals and posed for photogra'
pliers.
Then he asked for some dinner
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10

armistice.
Marshal Ivan s. Konev's First
.Ukrainian Army captured the
Czccho-S Slovakian capital after al
tackS by tanks and infantry,
Stalin's order said.
British and American airmer
who have escaped from prison
camps IN CzeCho SloVakIa are
being attacked by German troops
a Reuters report received in Lon
don said today.
ALLIED FLIERS ATTACKED
MANY of these British and
Americans are being given
shelter nv the CZechS." the re-
port added. The Germans are
shooting on sight any one found
hiding former Allied prisoner
Of war"
Renegade German air force
units violated the aTmiStcC bN
h ON hing Prague, capital oi
CLcchO-SloNakla, the prague ra-
dIo reported
The radlo announcement OF The
attack on Prague, entered earlier
by Soviet troops, was broadCaSi
al l.. Is p. m. C6.l5 a. m EWT)
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10
There May Be Peace, but
The Shooting
Goes On
NJ International New. service

Hitlers German empire came TO a complete and final
end today when Marshal Stain announced the ber top
Prague last European capital dominated by IN Nazs but
shooting continued and still died groups of Germans
various sections and pockets Of the continent broke their
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10
BY HOWARD X. SMITH
Representing the Combined American Network

PARIS May QNS)-The greatest We Day of all
happened yesterday in, of all places, Berlin
The Russians demanded that in addition to the
articles of surrender signed three days ago Gen Esen
howers headquarters the commanders of all three German
armed forces meet them in the capital of Germany.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10
ZIlukOV Crowns
NaZi Humiliation

EDITORS: The foRolciag eyecitaeSs story ot the
signing Of tHa Surrender terms bctlCCeT the Allies and
Germany IN Berlin cGS broadcast to the foW American
radio neicorkS today by HoWord X. Smith, Chs
correspondent, 1chO 1C0S at the Scenc)
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10

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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10

gesticulating and arguing with the
interpreters.
Quickly the rumor circulated
about the room that keltpl wanted
TO withdraw his signature.
edged around the room until
stood directly behind him and the
interpreter.
keitel was requesting "a hours
more before the surrender went
into effect. He claimed he did not
have time TO inform his troops Of
the terms OF capitulation.
Finally. the interpreter went
over to Marshal Zhukov and stated
Keitel's case but there were three
men listening. the three men who
more than any other, have crushed
Berlin--Gen Carl Spaatz. COM
mander Of the American strategic
bomberS was one. Chief Air Mar
shal Sir Arthur Tedder of the
Raj was the other. and ZhukoV.
who took Berlin. was the third
Not one of them gave any sign Of
wishing 10 answer.
KEITEL ANGERED
When Keitel saw that nc
slammed shut his portfolio, con-
tanning the signed copies of the
surrender he stood stffly. saluted
briskly with his baton and
marched out of the room. II was
the last word in humiliation for
a Junkcr and n Nazi
To watch the ceremony, eight
correspondents from Supre m Q
headquarters arrived in Berlin by
airplane yesterday at noon, A
haze covered the city. The haze
came from smoke still smoldering
from fires. but through it you
could easily see mile after mile
OF roofless, jagged holes of houses
We landed at Tempelhof Air
field. Two hours after we landed
the charred administration build
ings of Tempolhof burst out into
flames. They told us that a time
bomb left by the Nazis had eX-
ploded.
Seeing Berlin on the ground
was one OF the most amazing cX-
perienccs OF my life. | left Ber-
lin the day Of Pearl Harbor. |
know the center of the city as
we'll as | know the corners Of my
bedroom. but If ] had been
dropped in Berlin without any
previous directions / would have
been lost.
II bears not the slightest re-
semblance TO the Berlin | knew
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10
Units in Italy
Go 10 Pacific
Allies Ship Service
and Combe4 Troops

ROME, Man s tvp)-The Al
lies already have begun shipping
combat and service troops from
Italy directly TO the Pacific for
the war against Japan, Gen.
Joseph T. McNarney revealed
TODAY.
McNarney. deputy supreme
commando In the Mediterranean
theater. said other troops would
be sent from Italy 20 the paCllC
by wav Of the United states.
SPEECH BROADCAST
Y generally was known that
engineering and other technical
troops as well as certain airiorce
personnel. had been cmbarking
for the Pacific for several weeks.
hut McNarncyS ; speech was the
first confirmation that combat
troops already were on the way.
MCNarncy : speech was broad
cast throughout the Medlter-
rancan theater Yesterday but re-
leased for pubdeqtlon in the army
newspaper. Stars and Stripes, and
other newspapers only today
lie SAID that his answer to per.
siStent questions from Allied
troops as to when they would be
permitted 10 go home would be
Disappointing.
MUST FIGHT JAPS
''But Il. would he unfair IL
were not absolutely frank I'm
answering that question even IL
il is unpleasant he said
The return Ia civilian life FOR
the majority of troops in Italy
will come only after Japan has
been defeated. he said All troops
in the European and Mediter-
ranean theaterS have been divided
into groups for future dis
position, he said
"The first group will consist
Of men 10 he retained overseas
and required for occupation,
the tremendous job of re-
establishing law and order In
conquered Europe and OF NOV
ing out our supplies and break
ing up installations" he said.
"In the second group will
come combat and service troops
who will be transferred 20 ac-
tive theaters In the Far East.
''Some in this group will go
directly from Italy TO the Pa
rife. Some already have gone.
Others will 60 by way OF the
United States"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10
VICTORY SALUTE

To The packed thousands whose
mighty cheers viSibly affected
him. the man who carried all Eng
land TO victory IN his arms lifted
ms hand in the victory salute.
A great torrent Of sound welec
from the crowd as Churchill lee
the delWIouS thousands IN singing
Land OF Hope and Glor!
During Churchill>' appearance
al Whitehall. seat of British Off
cialdom, hush fell over the Grove
as the prime minister spoke.
MY friends, this il your VIC
t.r,. - ba said
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10
Generals Go
To East Soon

WASHINGTON, May QNS)
Top ranking generals who led
the armies 10 victory in Europe
today faced further service on the
battlefiolds as the war department
prepared TO release thousands OF
enlisted men
The European chiefs will move
as quickly as operations and trans
portation facilities permit into the
war against Japan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10
INDICATED AFTER YALTA

Elsenhower's appointment 10
this post was indicated by the late
President Roosevelt after the
falta conference setting up the
commission.
Some sources have suggested
that Eisenhower might be moved
To Washington 20 take Cen. Mar
Shalls post as chief Of staff, per-
mltting Marshall 10 take overall
command IN the japanese war.
Military experts do not expect
such a shift.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10
WAIT POINT SYSTEM

Full details of the army's point
system governing the discharge of
soldiers following the European
victory will be released simultane-
ously in Washington and in the
field at noon EWT tomorrow.
Gen. Eisenhower will probably
have less letup from the long
hours he worked during the fight
ing than most others OF his COM
mand. II is understood that he
will be the u. S. member OF the
Allied control commission in Ber-
lin, which will impose the surren-
der terms on Germany. maintain
order and restore normal life.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10
VICTORY FOR NATION

This il not the victory of a
party or Of a class or Oi large
section Of the country. IL 10 n
victory of the British nation as
a whole.
Il say that I'm the long years
To come not only the people ot
this island. hut Of the whole
world will look back 10 what We
have done and they will say
DO not despair.
In the midst of iuhilauon
Churchill paused 10 remind his
Countrymcn that only one phase
OF the war was over.
Zone deadly foe has been east
on the ground and awaits our
Judgment and our mercy" he
said. "But there IL another foe
who occupies large portions OF
the British Empire. a foe stained
with cruelty and greed--the Jap
anese."
Evening star., 1945-07-30
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Evening star., 1945-07-30

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