davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12

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"..@ f.. 2a:...> NJ ~: Ms
'Ch.:,.-.S cay u ReNar4.
4. II, Wharton : r,cs:y.ns
,.st'.-,.' T. he Ni.:o.d Memorial
/: .>it'a. ter ...;@r..~ Er received
1909. AZ a0'e":..... a,,.Geu, SIT
..:r S..,vt...,
Me arl N-s c".n.. r.o.s aud
II, W"so@ C.o-- attended the
EHar.'s =. i.N,> F..5.y o.: ~
pas W,.t
~ s"3 >.-~ Wa. &a.sr> and
,aH Bill ,u-e.fa..,i ~ dinner on
Ss'"r.:F VI aut &tr> Presto"
vs. Nrs ESQ Ha"2s.sS. also
Cali IirHpri.s.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
MILFORD NECK

NIi:Ht N..E Methodist c...,..
Reverend ua,.d +. " Paste.
Sunday O,,ai,r =: Su.cay
schoo. services - T. /" Harvey
.:"lsu. >.i--.:-' 5. .-.-. .h.r>.
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nou,
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"aE: y~a:> ola E.u ..- -usay
FHu IL h-a.'.tui y.H AID ~
TWinkUug ,ve and .au-!t.. -.y
Dainty ana sWv,. .l4G -"uW.t.- .--
-rr.
Miss Jpy,, Hudson Ia, a~ A~.
Week e!G gust Miss Co.vGa IL, X
man daughter OF NJ. ana Mrs
ThvoGo., H.ca..-. II ua->"..a
Her sister. Mss Karen Lee. ,.-.r-
ra.n-i Miss Phyllis I.,Cate.
daughter II -" and Ms. f,:- e.
McCah, Il F'rauhio~I Il, tbs md.
. very merry Saturday evening t..
~, home ot u. ana MIS- N.,... l..
Hudson
Mrs. N.u:c, WH,,..~ j. q. ho.a,
conta.-Sc,r- ;.om q Ma..r ur..a-
'loH ~he recently underwent il ,h~
University ot p.IHsy sy.v...u Hn>p.-
'ol in Phj,aj,,ph.a
Private and MIS-. Alvin Nelson
W,r" Sunday G:uG,r guess ~ },.
and Ms Rolls. l. Hvu-or end
family after which Private N,,~.n
returned ~ his Army Gu,..> III
South Carolina.
Mrs. George ". Hor>"y ~p.r- .
par, Of This week ~ ,ho hom, IT
her son-iu-,aw and GaU4hr.... Ar.
and Mrs. George B"rrram Crofpsr
in Ocean Clty. Maryland You may
he SUr~ thar i.ttlv Miss Jucqu, line
and her dear GraNdmom had . tine
time together.
Mr and Mrs Frank G. Knorr
were guests ot MI and NrS. WAL
lace +, TrUitt last week Al his
time they entered their dau-N',r.
Gloria. in WASHINGTON Coll-c, AZ
Chosrertown Nd Mrs Kror~ Viii
h. remembered a~ the torm"v Par
aScue Trujt;
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
DAGSBORO

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Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12

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Of rishop,1.l. -p..r' ; ."-ay ~l'h
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H.9> U,...; N"a.s-~ s' VII
Mio-'o"
Mrs ley, :.aea.sa ..t' Monday
80 49,. .~....y.~ s." s." "a
Ms u... u.. .~'" aH~ o."a
>o,.G..- :,N Days ",h h.g
tav.h.... Ms Ca..-..:.. G:".a az
Seato.G
leo FI.5~a. lbs r..,.r,a rs
G:syhar-v t.o" H.. L :. tgwv
ana Is row employed -, NVaEtosds
al Se.hy>I..e
Mis- Lau1:..i ha> 9,'u:..i Aome
after Wis; WITH A,e G4H-h'"i n
Connecticut
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12

r. Il. Ms A. u. III
~.. .a... .t..s'o~ ~. -.
81: Ms W...a:. W... III. III.
"l~.-t. 'a-r. parents ". -. III.
4 W. ~. +. SaH.ay
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:..@.r. ..r L-~.:~ G..~H.y 49,.
IA, W:..." >.a.a.. ... ......
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,.'~. u. a.a Ms AY,.y C.....-
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had - ..-ic sGes- Alr a.t NJ,
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n pcs W..k
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Mss H..-.t..h Sha~.. Ms r:w:,
>..:' AND MI. a.d N.> S.~....
>."t' ~r..' Saturday Sa.p:...- T..
W:H..:--ou.
>.c and Ms john Il Nils s..
-H.. Wt..Gr >f--, SUNDAY .y..,.,....
win ~. ana Ms c,sr~r.. H.
-ar~S and dauchr,: JaAnu II l,s.-
ford.
The M:.t":1 N.,a Ca...ea F,tE..v.
October - e o'e!ack. Ms us-
vii Watson : chairman II ~.
program Everyone : we.co". ~
CONE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Wiley anil
son. Joshua Jr., We~e SruG.v
guests of Mr.. ana Mrs Frank Te,k-
r.. "t t:.,N".poG
y >u.pri>. party was .:v.r i.
hoHHv ~ Nr. JOHN G.. Co.f".ar
10 celebrate his sixty ,!ith birthday
WtS held ~ III. r.S.Gy.,. -. Ms
l....lu0 Y. Phillips a.: N.,:a.e; N.,z
Eho~. .-'.rt,u1 W-r. ~. L....s"
' Hh.,r> and sons. Jam.S and
Charles a.G GauLhr-r Ja,4t. Ms
CottmaH and SON. Walt. Mrs. Bessie
O. I.aWY". NrS Es'..'- kear,v. and
cH'.dr,n Patsy and Geor2.. Nr
aHd MIS-. John c. Coftmau and
rh.ldrrU Rose. John III. Clarence
ard Caroline. Mr. William Ii,k-
man and Mr. and Mrs. Fuoch car
p'@'rr u"d children. Lois Ann aud
Alma Mae The refreshments were
a lunch-ou of cold cutS. cheese.
potato sa.Ai and chicken salad and
several kinds of cake. An enjoy
ah., r,me was had ny all
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
ROXANA

III and Ms Lemuel Lynch vN-
'...a:~.t ,a>t Week MIS- Lynch
brother. Bernard 4 Roberts who
WaS recently GI>lharSed from tht
( : Army. atj,r being stationed
l." :Wo years - Ens,aNd. also
EuStHe Roberts. his son of New
Castle Delaware.
! B Lockwood observed his >3nd
b:r,hGay Monday. October >th
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12

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Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12

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W : LORD. Cashier
Holm " TODD
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
Milford Trust Company
= OFN =
In the State cf Delaware. ~ the Close
of Business on September 28. 1885
\
OF MILFORD

ASSETS
Loa'.~ -nI i scouts Gu-
etnt.nI So y ov,r-
Unl.u S'..., ,io>,,i....t
".l.-..,.,'~. Gp.c, u.l
Gi,-' .tl.t,,A -.............. I-2-t,,i -
O.u-.tt.u,.. ... >...,,.S .,.d
political Subdivisions. ... 2"2. - 2u
d.h.s,or..~ ".[.....'... 2o2.2a>. .os
Corporal, stocks ......... ,.i,l too
asst. iti.t.t,~ with other
banks l:, ridIHc r.S.iN,.
h4la'C.~. H:.G cash iI,ruS
ir process e. ,Dii-c' pO t7-i.:lu Il
li:t'N ~, lut~'>
owned ...- ....>>t.Nf ~
tt';tt.li' a?I
TI\tue.s ....... &.o>7 >o
Reel ,s'9," owned other
thar I.ank premises .... 1f.537 -
T"'.J A<~.t~ ........... s4.82t ,88t 10
LIABILITIES
H.unnd d, poSi'- Of ndi-
NId""lS. Vnrtu,rsN Is. and
.earpo"'Jon~ ........... >2.'o&.rri -
Finn" U'lU~lt> "j ludtVlu-
ual~, partnerships. and
rot'.'ar'on. ...........- 1.p>.aaa.l,
Deposits Of United States
Government ,lucl;ii'&
postal savings, ........, i.t.>>3
DEPOSITS ut States and
political subdivisions ... 2.&5o ~
Nth'r deposits tccrtitiod
Ard officers checks y,rt lI.5lt2t
Total
Othvr Liabilities .......... &.oau. uo
Total Liabilities not
Including >Uhordinatod
obligations shown hc-
low ............. ..... s.. .334. 16l ~
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
H1r'taI' ..................$ 1o"."oo oo
surplus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. }uo. ouo. .oo
CudjVid'd profits ......... >7.11t.t>
Totr rapit.d Accounts. s487.7t6.68
Total Liahljties and
Capital Accounts ..... 81 .82f .SSt 10
This banks capital consists ot com
mon stock With total par Noluv OF
<l"o.o"".ou.
MEMORANDA
Secured and preferred
lIlhllitl,<.
tdl pcposIts preferred un-
der provision of law
hut not secured hY
pl"iGr of assets ..... $2lu.l\3. 900
o,b TOTNI. ......-..... s2fo 1852 90
SUlordlNHt,d OHliGat.ou>.
tup Ou datv OF L. pult the
lrqU..d -l.Gal ,s,rNc
against deposits Of
this bank wa> ....... >f>2.%26. UU
th) Assets reported above
Which We're vNGihlr As
legal reserve al. CUNT
ed to ...............$ 81. .t&6. 27S oo
|. GEORGE 7 REED. JK. Tr.asur-
~. Of the ahoVr-ualucd bank. do sol
,mUly swear that tn" above statement
is true. and that ii fully and correctly
rvpE,>t utS the true state OF the StN-
':al matters herein contained ana set
forth. 10 the hest OF my kuoWledGv and
belief
GEORGE T REED. JR.
Treasurer
Corrcct-Attcst:
WM Y. SIPPI.E
f. f. WILLIAMS
BROWN i. THNWI.EN
Directors
Stat. oi Delaware.
County Of Sussex. $:
Sworn to and subscribed before mo
this Hth day of October. laf5. ana |
hereby certify that | am not AN officer
or director ol this bank
(SeaD
Sara L, Criyr, Notary Public
My commission expires ?-2l IL.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12

Z. vs-. ana \'rS
~ -. Gt:...,E -, St>
Woo:rcW Stu~ElS
Io:"t> returned 10
Gay 5:1,- ending
.o1GH :: his home
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12

P,.il.i assets Dtu6 ,--
c'rir.~ iorn.dI thooh
Etll.l
.t 'iHt.r.. .u.,t oh-
-"f."H~. i,',c- sui
~a..rt'.t. - pl,6-.j 80
"'tts j, Ho~.'~ +' !
Other i.hilt.. ....
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
MEMOIR NNIpN
JOHN W. TODD
FRANK PORTER
WILSON & HNTIIf.LH
h.9r, tors

Stat. of be'aW.t..
CnHnjy - N'ts--N.
Svo.1 - end ~5'~,aleai h,tor. rne
'A:, trh day of ortoh,r. 'a|f. ati l
h.r,Iy c.rt.tN TINT elr 'of au oth-
Ger or director az this Wt'A
Matthew l. E';s~,'l Notary H3hGr
My commits .oN .Nr'ra~ j-lH-f'
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12

To say the right thing. no more
~ less, and then stop. takes
thought.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12

Mccoy JONAS
X Nj ana Nj
Monday NJ
Camp ". Ines
- IN cay i"--
re-,
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
Tot II

SGhori;ult"i oH,t-a'.a!.-
rH DH G#,r 81 p. ro,; ~,
required l.1. ~.tN.
tIa.;aS- DEPOSITS OF
tis:> tsfh MAS
,hI vs., = lrpo,'.i above
winch Wtt. ,b-ltl'.
lc- 'as>.. ~. tu0GDt-
,S -,
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12

sot0.-aqQ3

i
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
7EPOST OF CONDITION OF
MillSbOro Trust
Company
OF WILLS BORO

In TO St7:e 9 Delaware .. the Closs
= BUSINESS - September =. fQ:5
\~~f''"~
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
Sto0s 5o2+
I.INGlfITIES
u. u'7'i i Pc = ot }.ii-
y ;.t1~. rs,'' r~'.ty-. Is, +

~ d.. ff.fl ti' - - th' is.tl
) 'Hel>. rat'' r~}'v-. a,i
.a.;.r,. ;. %
Is.., G.i..~.t, ~ ..i,-
\+a..-.- t.i~ .'i
tt.'iat ...'.~ y
i.- l.: ~.-., -tr
~sn.itS s~t...-
''., c.po~.t- ts,rt.t..d
'.l..t~ '-,r:.
Tot.
h.r.~t~ >4.7e.
Te1 I.th.,t r.or ~
5..- ~a.a,tr ..j OBJ
ra'.- ~'..Ht. s.i.NF S5.7S
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
:. iaHS .-........ J"
Jt.@'> Id rto:.-~
T..st rtr.,.l A.ro.,'- a
Tet.f liabilities 4,a
S'.i.t,. Accounts 500
7|h1S .,nA.~ capita, consists q
a..t ~.gcn VIZ ta,nl Y1r -
>1u.ueA ~
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
Baltimore Trust Company
OF SELBINIILE. BRIDGENIIIE AND CAMDEN
In the State of Delaware at the Close of Business on
September y. 1915
ASSETS

ASSETS
Loans and discounts Gncluding &6S1o over
draftS)
United States Government Obligations. drec
and guaranteed
Obligations Of States and political subdivisions
Other bonds. notes and debeQtureS
Corporate stocks
Cash, balances with other banks. including re
serve balances, and cash items in proces.
of collection
Bank premises owned S6S. 1865 :
Furniture and fixtures 133o6 |.
Real estate owned other than bank premises
Other assets
Total Assets
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of Individuals partnerships
and corporations
Time deposits of individuals. partnerships
and corporations
Deposits of United States Government Gnclud
ing postal Saving>)
Deposits Cf States and political subdivisions
Other deposits Certified and officers checks
etc.)
Total Deposits .l53S1q.5:
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
Greenwood Trust
{ Ompany
o. q \ECC0

IT, :rs :: - c: Do. -.s 3: 80 Ct-so
- 6u>. "cSS -~ Ssr:sr1cer = to45
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12

CNNS. - LIN,ip
JAMES L t;O~I.ET. liz
JAMES T. ,ip~IEF.
DIX, CtuvS
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
Other liabilities

Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts $
Ihis banks capital consists of stock with total
value of 5000
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
$H-tt5q =


!
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
&Ooo0o
l. ELISHA \ <TEFI.I.

l. ELISHA y STETI.E. C..-hier OF
~ -.f,oN..-,l..',l, / i..'sN tib .~O..9urtN
~'.,tt ''..' ~. s'rN, ~'t'..-,nt j.
..,.,.. e,i 'nat r .;"y ari correctly
r, r.'..St.'.'S -. 't.s. -'.t'.. 81 tr. ~.v-
...l n.tt.r~ i..,..'. ,,.' .'..i I'D -..t
s.e't - III, @.~' ri 'uH h,oAl IL, aHd
b, lt,t
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12

ELISHA \ STEELE. Cashier
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12


~. - 't,
2N -
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12

Per-~. C-~-. -
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12

~'1tr ~ o.sNa'H
Coa"fy OF SH~>.\. ~@.
,,w.'n ~ e"f Sra-rr,'..d hefo~e ,ue
tins "rd GnN ~ D.'n'',r. tttI. I'D |
h"y..tN ,,r'.fN tft' s.'H uot 5U officer
or director nj tt., ha"h
lS'an
Lus'er II 1.onS. Notary Pebble
NN commission .Ni.N~ i-t.-tt
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
MEMORANDA


Pledged assets (and securities loaned)
(bool vaue):
(O |. s. Government obligations direct and
guaranteed, pledged to secure deposits
anu o'Htl HioHIlltS $l0O0OOOO
(e) total. SIM ooo oo
Secured and preferred liabilities:
CAP Deposits secured by pledged assets pun
Suant to requirements of law sol $50 -,
(d) Deposits preferred under provisions Of
law but not secured by pledge of assets $50 -
V' iOlA,' $i1,732.0i
Subordnated obligations:
GAP On date of report the required legal re-
serve against deposits of this bank was 300 oo,
(b) Assets reported above which were eli
glble as legal reserve amounted to 81 o5S ooo +
r. e MORRIS. Cashier of the aboyenan,ad b,rk ~ ,, ,
swear that the above that fully and ~
represents the several matters herein
set forth to the best of my knowledge and belief w
r. b. MORRIS, Cashier
COrreCt-Attest:
j. G. TOWNSEND III
HARRY f WIIGUS
NORMAN G. DAVIS
Directors
State of Delaware. County of Sussex ss
Sworn 10 and subscribed this 9h iy of O1o ,.
ana hereby certify that this hank
'9e'p j. Clifton Hastings Notary Public
My commission expires -2>-46
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
$+0o3 COZ ~
r'..fg.; a,, ..,5

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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Fieht OverChiId
In Court Again

Amid charges that my sister is prosecuting
me" the legal mother Of 5lz-year-old Alice
Patricia Hoge today petitoned Circuit Judge
Theodore j. Richter TO prevent her sister, the real
mother, from seeing the child any more.
"The child II all confused" Mrs Katherine
Hoge of 20Ol2 Dresden, whose husband. Carmel
is father of the girl, told the court. Alice
Patricia was born out of wedlock when the
mother. then 16 lived at the Hoge home.
Under decree handed down in Macomb
County, the child was given 10 the Hoges. but the
mother, now Mrs. Alice Wanita Hovath, was TO be
allowed TO see the girl at any time.
Mrs. Horvath did not appear in court today
and the Judge ordered that she be subpenaed. She
lives with brother Patrick Louch at 526l Lemay.
Patrick testified and was hazy on how much time
his sister occupied a room in his home. lie was
sure however, that she home today.
Richter delayed decision on the petition in
the case which has moved over into Wayne County
circuit court because of change of venue taken
because all the principals now live in Detroit. The
court asked the friend of court to make complete
investigation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Buddy Lester
At Quarter

BUDDY LESTER, one Of the
nations funniest comedians, is in
the final week of his current en-
gagement at Lou Walters Latin
Quarter. Buddy has played to a
tremendous attendance since his
mid-month opening. proving 1 \
local popularity Buddy's supper II
ing cast is due a large share or
credit for the success Of the lavish
Latin Quarter show. 1t includes
the Peggy Taylor Trio, adagioists;
Ladd Lyon, the comedy balancing
star, from the Olsen and Johnson
hit, "Hellzapoppin' .; the Toy
Sisters. featured in Earl CAROLS
Vanities; Una Cooper. acrobatic
dancing sensa I ion; Madelon
Baker. Latin Quarter Songstress;
the Latin Quarter Lovelies, and
others. Sammy Dibert and his
orchestra play for dancing and
the revue. Shows begin promptly
at Z and 10 nightly. Tom Mont
gomery entertains in the Latin
Quarter Bar, which opens at 4
D. m. daily.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Masters Plays
At Lee n Eddies

FRANKIE MASTERS and his
orchestra and Charlie Carlisle,
the cigar-puffing comedy hit, are
the headline combination AT Lee
n Eddie's Supper Club. Masters
featured entertainers inclu d @
Phyllis Myles, charming blond
songbird: Eddie Williams and
Marty, Kay, Pat and Jo, an out
standing rhythm quartet. Carlisle
heads a floor show teaming with
talent and featuring Sylvia Opert ;
Leroy Brothers and their famous
Marionettes; the Lynn Manion
Dancers and others. The Karl
Spaeth Trio provide interlude
music. Dancing from p. m.
complete shows at 7:30 and 10
p. m and matinee dancing every
Saturday and Sunday at 4 p. m.
is the clubs current policy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Film Row Still On
But $500 Return

HOLLYWOOD, March 19
GNS)-Despite The loss of ap-
proximately $500 sympathy strik-
ers who voted over the weekend
TO pass through the picket lines
and return TO their jobs at Holly
woods motion picture studios,
Herbert X. Sorrell, president Of
the Conference OF Studio Unions,
announced last night that the
strike would continue into It's Sec
ond week.
The studios, however, took an
optimistic view Of developments,
announcing that production would
continue and new work be
scheduled
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
kIaXOn Inventors
Estate i'm Debt

NEW YORK. March 19 GNS)
An accounting of the estate Of
Miller Hutchinson, noted inventor
and collaboration with the late
Thomas A. Edison, on files today
in surrogates court shows the
originator of the Dictograph,
KlaXon and ACQUISITION left assets
of S6,755-and liza bilities of
S546, $50.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Missing Wife S Body
Found in ECorse Creek

An autopsy will be performed
today on Mrs. Gertrude Givens,
26, of 1929 College, Lincoln Park.
Her body was found by her hus-
band yesterday floating in Ecorse
Creek under the Southfield bridge.
She had been reported missing
last THURSDAY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Diva Has
New Project
BY CHARLES GENTRY

GRACE MOORE, the dreamy
diva of the Met, arrived in towr
in a spring fever of enthusiasm
about her plans for the musica,
future of returning men in serv'
ice.
What / have learned this
past winter from friends abroad
about the tremendous interest
our boys overseas have in opera
has convinced me that some
thing should he done about full
filling their mu 81 ca desires
when they come back" Miss
Moore told US in her suite at
the Book-Cadillac yesterday.
But what interests me, even
more Is plan for extensive
musical training departments in
all the country's military re-
habilitatiOn centers. l don't
mean just record rooms in hos
pitfalls. but actual classes under
the supervision OF famous art
lists who can instruct service
men, who are interested, in TAX
ing an active part in the musical
life of the community when they
return to their homes.
4 GREAT PROJECT
at really goes beyond musl-
cal therapy and firmly be-
lieve that il il terribly impor-
tant because music il going tO
play a greater part in the post
war world, than it ever has be-
fore" Miss Moore said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
HOPE WAR ENDS

Its. Vincent and Fishel
marched in step toward the
japanese, halting three PAGES in
front of them, and saluted. The
Japanese returned the salute
then the officers offered theE
swords. Graded in their hands.
Not word was spoken as the
Americans accepted the swords
Then 1t. Vincent spoke to the
enemy.
This Is very regrettable, but
II can't be helped" he said.
One of the enemy officers re-
piled
I'VE only hope the war will
he over as soon as possible" he
said. I'VE have done all that we
know how"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
SWORDS PRESENTED

Cut off from their combat
troops, the Jap medicS were hid
ing in a cave. The senior enemy
officer, a first lieutenant, per-
suaded a second lieutenant and
two enlisted members of the medi-
cal corps TO surrender with him.
The actual capitulation over,
the Jap officers flanked by ma
rine guards returned TO their cave
hideout and retrieved their buried
swords for the official surrender
ceremony.
-OR = hill peekmaFked with sheil
.craterS and Uttered with the de-
briS of battle. the enemy officers
and enlisted men then came
rigidly 10 attention. On their
flanks stood the two marine
guards, their rifles as present
arms"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
a GREAT PROJECT
OFF. FOR CALIFORNIA

Following her recital this even
ing in Masonic Auditorium, the
fabulous star, flies 10 California
where she viii appear in a con.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Top Fields

BOTH RUTH DONNELLY and
Tom Dugan, appearing in Too
Good TO BE True are writer's az
we'll as film players. Miss Dom
nelly's poetry has been published
in national magazines and one OF
Dugan's plays was produced last
wear
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20

|cert version of Louise with the
San Francisco Symphony, a gala
musical event which viii herald
the opening of the San Francisco
conference.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Jdps GiiveUp
To Detroiter
BY Staff Sgt Francis ii. Barr

BY Staff Sgt Francis ii. Barr
U. 5. Marine Corps Combat Correspondent
TWO JIMA, March 16 (Delayed)
(INS)-Lt. Lawrence c. Vincent,
6l79 Rohns, Detroit, and 1t. Wes-
ley Fishel of Cleveland received
the Samurai swords of two Off
GERS of the japanese army medi-
cal corps today in one of the Pa
cific wars most dramatic formal
surrenders.
The surrender ceremony took
place near Furuyama. on the
northern tip of this island. where
the Ninth Regiment of the Third
Marine Division is engaged In
mopping up Jap remnants in a
bloody pocket.