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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21

THE FAITH and confidence that mark
more than million and half Ameri-
can weddings this year are shared by
the New York Life Insurance Com
pany on its Tooth birthday.
For 100 years New York Life
has helped American families to at
tain the happiness which springs
from security. This long experience
has given us faith in the ability of
present and future American fami-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21

PAN AMERICAN CLIPPERS
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19

Come in and look over our triumphant
collection of cool cottons for spring and
She'll be dressed up in the
cutest styles for the lowest prices in
town . in Federal's fresh fabrics that
wash beautifully. Sizes 3-61z, TIA.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Dimes Drive
Nears Close
Broadcast 10 End
Campaign Wednesday

The 1915 Mile o. Dimes drive,
jointly sponsored by WXYZ and
The Detroit Times 10 raise funds
in the fight against infantile par
alysis, enters its final phase Mon
day with the daily outdoor broad
cast at AIS from the Mile o.
Dimes booth in Grand Circus
Park.
Similar programs Tuesday and
Wednesday will close thee cam
paign, which usually ends Janu-
.ary 80, President Roosevelt's birth
day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Edison to Appeal
Any Power Iiieup
President Warns
Of Brewing Strike

James " Parker president o.
the Detroit Edison co declared
SATURDAY. that The company
would make the necessary ap
peal 10 the government 10 pre-
vent any power strike IN Detroit
In prepared statement, Parker
said
we believe our customers
and employees should be In
formed that a dispute exists
between Local 223. UMOC-CIO.
and the company with regard
10 renewal Of contract cover
ing more than 500 power plant
employees.
The union has hled request
for n strike vote which may be
taken Jan. 81.
"Nhile such action does not
necessarily mean n strike, IL
obviously creates a situation I'm
which the plant employees might
vote 10 place in the hands of
me- national officers of the
nIon In New York the power
70 ieupardizc rfrctrir service IN
the Detroit area.
"A strike would break
solemn contract between the
employees and the company
We are deeply concerned by
any threat To interrupt electric
service in this area. Such
threat To Detroit, Of all places
cannot hut aid the enemys
morale"
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Miss Collins Speaks
At Cooley High Forum

Miss Laurentine B. Collins, di-
rector or scnool-conmunity rela-
tions for the board Of education.
will discuss race relations In a
Cooley High School community
forum meeting at s p. m. Tues
day. The meeting is fourth In a
series OF seven Tuesday evening
meetings dealing with the post
war outlook and which are A part
OF a state adult education project
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Tobacco Firm 10 Pay
S2,081 in Overtime

Twenty-one Detroit employees Of
the L. 6. Tobacco Co. will be paid
total ef $29Sf IN overtime
restitution. next week, il was an
nounccd today ny Grace G. Glas-
cott, regional Wage e-Hour Division
director
nc T1ayH7GntS1aTe voluntary and
follow discovery that promotional
statesmen we're Improperly claSSi-
fed as exempt from overtime,
Miss Glascott said
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Sullivan Named
By FDR in 1888

WASHINGTON Jan q GNSt
Federal Judge Philip Sullivan
who ruled against the government
today IN the Montgomery Ward
Co. case. was appointed 10 the
bench by President Roosevelt on
Nov s. 49,,
Sullivan was one of Nr Roose-
vettS first appointments 10 inc
bench after the New Deal went
into power on March f-i9z3.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
tongshoremen Seized
In Theft Of GirdIes

SAN FRANCISCO Jan -
tUPl-The FBI arrested FIVE San
Francisco loncshorcuer today on
charges oi stealing government
property including Cirdlos des-
tined for WACs overseas. from
ships along the waterfront
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Mine ParIey Closing

DENVER. Ian II TINS The
western mining conference entered
It's third and final day today al
Denver, with L. s. Senator Nc
Carran tDl of Nevada scheduled
TO speak At the closing sowbelly
dinner tonight.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
fifzsirnnnons
Trial Monday
Bribery Case Expected
TO Bare Lobby Facts
BY FRANK MORRIS

LANSING. Jan. 27-Trial of
Floyd Fitzsimmons, Benton Har-
Dor fight promoter, on a bribery
charge will open in Mason Mon
day, with Special Prosecutor Sig
ler using the courtroom 10 direct
both the states ease and the un-
relenting search for the killers Of
Senator Hooper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Unsung Heroes
Famed 4Ist Creates
Own Blood Bank

SOMEWHERE IN THE PA
CIFIC. JaH. 27 (UP)-More than
1000 men Of the famed 4lst Divi-
sion volunteered this week TO Gre
ate their own blood bank 10 pre-
vent a recurrence Of the shortage
that developed during a recent
aSsaUtt-iandirg on Jap held
lSiand.
Playma contributed through the
Red Cross Mas exhausted Neek
after the INVASION. Word reached
the 4FAFft- that -hleOd was urgently
needed. Men who We're relieved
after long days IN The lines volun-
tcered blood before returning 70
battle.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

Moaasy EddaL s1y
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

Pin5fsid village IA mile, eaf Of AsH Arbor eiiy dr4
or 70 by bE ubieb dobs rRbf al fbs village miaRt'
from aourfoup d1T Avbor 10 ni5Efe, jrom aoHHioW
Ybuisnn, IS minute, from EIiiou REp
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Appeal Fiume Issue

NEW YORK. Jan. 27 GNS)-
An appeal 10 the Allied powers 10
prevent YugoSlayia from annex
ing the Fiume and Trieste areas
Of Italy was adopted today by
the Italian American L a b r
CrrUrII
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
BRIBE OFFER CHARGED

Specifically, the olorful Benton
Harbor promoter pal Of Jack
Dempsey and other figures promi-
nent in the sports life of the
nation during the wealthy 1920s,
is accused of offering a bribe of
$500 during the 194l legislative
session 10 Rep Gail Handy, also
of Benton Harbor.
Handy, a political enemy of
Fitzsimmons, was then a member
of the state affairs committee OF
the House, which had before il a
bill 10 change the tax system on
horse racing and force the Detroit
Racing Association TO install a
totalizator. .
At the examination, Handy tes-
titled that Fitzsinmons offered
. him $500 TO help kill the bill in
committee.
The case has no connection
with second charge against
Fitzsin1nons in which Senator
Hooper was the states key wit
ness. In this second indictment,
the Benton Harbor lobbyist was
accused. with Frank d. Mckay
and former Rep. William Green
Of Hillman, of engineering
bribery conspiracy 10 Kill the rae
ing bill of 1913.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

2Hour parking at our main
store Have your ticket OK q when
you. purchase. Free unlimited
parking at West Warren Store.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
PLAN OTHER PARTIES

fAtal4W lllAtF al lOAo AONdA VI - al
izations plan special Birthday
Balls and other parties to raise
money for the polio fund
One was the Friday night dance
Of the Skirt and Shirt Club,
the teen-a ge organization Of
the western branch YMCA. This
organization of 200 young per-
sons donated 500 10 the Mile O.
Dimes fund, matching the amount
recently contributed by the club
10 the War Chest
Here is the line up of star and
civic leaders who viii appear on
the Monday Mile O, Dimes pro-
gram al AIS p. m. over WXYZ;
PRUDENCE BUTTERFIELD.
Detroit commander of the Navy
AnChorettes.
HELEN GOODALL, recently
selected "Pin-Up Girl" OF an artll-
lery gun section now in Germany.
JOE BELFORE, golf profess
sional
MRS. F. MCDONALD, of the
Detroit Federation of Women's
Clubs.
ANITA SEARLS, Herman Kie-
fer Hospital nurse.
MARJORIE L Az WREN c Z,
opera star and a victim of polio
myelltlS
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
MAY NOT BE TRIED

Inasmuch as Hooper was felled
by three bullets through the head
while en- route from Lansing 10
home in Albion two weeks
~o, this second case may never
come 10 trial.
Although he viii be in court
each day. Sigler viii be in con-
stant touch with his large squad
Of Investigators and with State
Police Commissioner Olan d er.
Who is co-director Of the search
for the slayers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
Witness Backs
Nowd(k S AEbi

Edward A. Nowack, former
Lansing publisher accused Of op-
Grating a gasoline black market.
to-day produced an slihi witness
who testified that Nowsck vas
not IN Detroit on the day tho gov
ernment charges 10 attempted 20
sell gasoline coupons
Harry L Bddle. hotel cashier
AZ ParkerShUrG W. Va. Identified
photostauc copies Of a hotel reg
istra'ion slip and rent payment
voucher which showed Novack
vas ~ paF+-ersi,tff-e Nov. -. 1913.
the date IN question
Nowack is co-defcndant Sith
Mrs Dorothy Martin, former chief
clerk Of a Lansing ration board.
and her husband, Frederick J.
Martin
L. s. attorneys ulll continue to
cross examine Nouack when tho
tria1 resumes Al ? ?. m. Monday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
Push Research,
General Pleads

Research and development in
the science of war must continue
al top speed if the Allies. remain
the wardens of peace, is the view
Of Gen An.drerp 4 J. A5cNsugh-
ION, chairman OF the Canadian
Defense Board.
Gen. McNaughton addressed a
ioint meeting OF the American
Society of Mechanical Engineers
and the Engineering Institute OF
Canada last night at the Rack
ham Memorial
THE atomic bomb is a deci-
sive weapon in this year and
day" Gen. McNaughton de-
clared, "but IL represents moth
ing more than a transient ad-
vantage unless we maintain our
lead In research. The means 10
counter il are already clearly
in sight.
THE important thing is to
maintain our research and de-
velOpment of newer and more
effective weapons"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
Bus Upsets,
a Injured

A Detrolt-bound Greyhound bus
overturned at Northline and Dix
roads early today injuring four
Of its 26 passengers. when it
swerved sharply 10 miss a car
that pulled from Dix directly into
its path.
At Wyandotte General Hospital
the injured were identified as:
Emil Sears. SO. of 22s1 w Grand
Blvd; Carl Davis. 26 of Flint;
Mrs. Josephine Picket. 56 Of
Greentown, Ind, and Mrs, Helen
Brobeck. 80. Of Phoenix. said 10
be IN most serious condition. Wife
of a serviceman, she is expecting
baby.
The other passengers we're
badly shaken but required no first
aid. The bus had left Indianapo-
lis shortly before midnight.
Sheriff's patrolman Donald Nc
Donald said the driver Of the car
fled the scene before his license
number could be obtained
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
Power Pdr|ey
Dedd|0(ked

With negotiations betwe n
Michigan Utility Workers Council,
CIO, and Consumers Power Co, re-
ported deadlocked. Philip Weiss,
state mediation board chairman,
expressed hopes today that an
agreement can he reached when
sessions resume al l p. m. in Lam
sing.
The councils executive board
has called meeting for / p. m.
Sunday in Lansing 10 fix a time
for the strike which would tie up
service IN 2200 Michigan commu-
mites excluding Detroit. and af-
feet $4,000 gas and electric con-
sumerS.
Gov. Kelly appealed to the
council 10 waive its legal strike
privileges As the deadline for the
30-day cooling off" period drew
TO a close. Petition for strike
was filed Sept. 10 under the Smith
Connally act
Garland w. Sanders. council
board chairman, reported negotla-
tlons on the 30 per cent wage in
crease were deadlocked after a
continuous nine-hour session with
the mediation board yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08

,spe E:rsliFht Of tbe U,ar Chest
! ,pr,Ns ?. |, 5, hyen. @Ast a,s+.a
Bob is taking advantage of his
trip here to pay a visit TO his
brother, who IS seriously i'll in
Toledo. and also 10 see his four
attractive little nieces whom he
hasn't seen since they were prac-
tically babies.
Bob'S own two babies and his
lovely wife are at home on the
coast and are anxious for him to
fly back as soon as these appear
aneeS are over, because they
haven't seen very much of Hope
during the last four years.
Now that the war is over. Bob
wants TO confine his personal ap-
pearances to hospitals and char
liable organizations and TO make
only two pictures a year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
Fire Discovered
I'm Police Station

Following discovery by a pass
erby who saw flames through n
window, police and detectives AT
Grand River Police Station. Grand
River and Twelfth. eXunguished A
fire IN the office Of Detective Uar-
80 tS,-t-5' before fifefDen arrived.
IL. L6.y1 sPrewp blamessl7sr"
tive wiring for the blaze which
caused an estimated $50 damage.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
Furniture
BY Plane

The National Skyway Freight
Corp. operated by group of for
mer Flying Tigers. and E. H.
Warren. Detroit carriage concern
head, Will make a second attempt
today TO fly a plane load of fur
niture from Detroit 10 California.
The first attempt on Aug. 25
ended in disaster when the heav-
lily loaded freight plane. known as
the flying boXcar," crashed and
caught fire in taking off.
I'VE are determined to give
Detroit a frst-class air freight
service" Robert w. Prescott :
preslpent OF Ine company sam.
: RE ssIt S4ne' sane type Of plane
would be used in todays Sec
ond attempt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
Armenidns Ask Land
Now Held by Turkey

Eight hundred members OF the
Detroit Chapter of the Armenian
National Council meet tomorrow
in Northern High School TO urge
return TO Soviet Armenia Of lands
now held by Turkey.
The Rev. Yeznig Aznagian, head
Of the council. and the Very Rev.
Kirk B. OFerrall, dean of St.
Paul's Episcopal Cathedral. will
speak.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
1900 Jobs Available
Here, Cushman Says

Edward L. cHshran. director,
said today that AZ least 5000 job
openings are available in the files
Of the u s Employment Service
The jobs remaining untitled in
e u de accountants, engineers.
statesmen, deputy tax collectors.
bricklayers, carpenters and many
others.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08

within the last "a hours.
During his short, silent lifetime.
Jerry has always known the COM
panlonship Of dog. First there
vas Skippy, which ms parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Blakely. found
freezing near their home al 1886
Cooper.
"Skippy seemed To understand
that Jerry Vas deaf" Mrs.
Blakely said, "and he follow cd
him wherever he went"
But Sklppy got sick and had 20
ne sent away. 50 Lady came N
take his place Lady would wait
patiently every day for Jerry n
come home from the Stephens
School for deaf children. and then
the two Of them would have a
time.
Then one day Jerry came home
and there vas no Lady N meet
him Earlier that afternoon she
had been injured beyond help by
an FdtonOhIte
The RlakelyS couldn't afford 10
buy another dog for Jerry. So Lis
ton Johnson manager of the
Michigan Humane Society, pro-
vided one He said Jerry could
pick any dog ne wanted from the
kennels and n would he his
II didn't take this little boy
long 10 choose Spotty A two and
a hall month old toy terrier
fnarS When The tears stopped and
the smiles began. and from the
looks OF things, they're here 70
stay
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
GEAss STRIKE ENDS

Strikes IN u wholesale firms
involving $50 AFL glass workers
were announced settled when the
workers agreed 70 return 10 their
jobs on Monday
Decision to end tho Kelsey.
Hayes strike was reached AZ a
peace meeting between Chester
Moor" !" Mullins. leader Of the rebel
kelSey-HayeS unit Of Local Ia.
and George +. Adde's. UAW-CIO
secretary treasurer.
The strike committee headed
nv Mullins has FROM Sed Adde's 10
order tho strikers hack ~ work
a. mass meeting N ChadSey High
School A. 2 pm tomorrow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08

Trying 10 write a column.
e. 80 ihopgh' All had "a do
was TO yun " on on a. type.
A~rItef ann the readers would
scream" confded BOB. whose
"Cormuniques are daily fea-
ture Of The Detroit Times.
LOTS OF FUN
They screamed all right,
hut not the way expected. /
get a kick out Of writing. but
know now what they mean
nv 'deadiine.' It's one of
those sentences you put down
on paper and even the paper
curIs up. Even my wife calls
me a gag writer, now.
seriously, though, it's a lot
Of fun and makes sort Of a
journal Of all the travelling I've
done in the last four years.
Sometimes, / get so dizzy on
these quick trips. I have to read
my own column To find out
where I've been. Also, it's tough
10 try and squeeze one out
every day, when you're on the
90 and It's even worse at home,
when you're shooting a picture
and trying tn get next weeks
radio show. all together at the
same time"
Speaking Of pictures. Hope lef
the set Of his latest film by army
plane Thursday night AZ 10 p. m
and arrived here yesterday after
noon Al 4 p. m. having had tc
detour by way Of FL Paso, be-
cause Of bad weather.
MUSTACHED -SIDEKICK-
He brought his be-mustachec
sidekick Jerry Colonna and three
80 L.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
Bob Hope Reveals
,COIunlniSt'S Woes
BY CHARLES GENTRY

When does comedian think he isn't funny?
Ask Bob Hope who is in town for tonights big War
Chest Rally at Olympia and he'll tell you it's when he's
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
Times rhotc
ar Spotty's friendly barks :.

iLhhf bLAhELi HtG6iNG HIS NEW FRIEND SPOTTI
but ne can't hear Spotty's friendly barks
The tears are from little Jerry Bakeys eyes today
as he and Spoity play together in the backyard.
Jerry can't hear Spottys friendly barx because he has
been store Seo tTee yesrs' Bit the tJay toy
'qrYer. a5d reew master have Sse6rne re MEM.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
FIRST TO OPEN

Settlement Of strikes i'm sup
pliers plants viii determine when
the full fUn- will return, Brlcker
said.
Departments 10 be reopened are
the T building al the Rouge plant
and the tractor unit al Highland
Park.
AS Brlcker announced the re.
opening Richard r. Leonard
UAW-CIO national Ford director,
revealed that he would file a petit
ton NJ ondsy for A nationwide
strike in Ford plants.
Fhe NERB witt be asked To au-
thorlze stroke votes in 81 plants
In p states About las 900 work.
ers are involved.
In New York today Henry Ford
ii, president of the Ford Motor
Co, said the company, barring
further interruptions. would pro-
duce between $4,000 10 S.. 600
passenger cars and more than
10000 trucks and commercial
cars by Christmas.
we are all very happy 10
get started on production
again" Ford said obviously.
We can't shift into full produc-
tion Immediately, hut We will
be stepping up gradually. As
We accelerate. more and more.
empioyeNHilt n asked hack 10
-
"grs. - . - >9S go
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
Kelsey Peace
Reopens Ford
Rouge and Tractor
Workers Called q

The Ford Motor Co. announced
today that two departments closed
for the last SIX weeks would be
reopened Monday as the result
OF the settlement of the Kelsey
Hayes strike.
Although declining 10 disclose
the number Of workers that will
be called hack in the two depart
ments, NJ. L. Bricker, Ford director
OF production, said he hoped 10
have all the 10000 who were laid
of because of tie strikes back on
their jobs by a week from Mon
day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
MUSTACHED SIDEKICK

He brought his be-mustached
sidekick Jerry Colonna and three
other performers with him for
tonight's big rally. which is 10 be
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08

DOwN-LIyINGSTONE CHANNFL
A
BARLOW -Crys'si 80 Fsrbsr' SIS
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08

within the last "a hours.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16
Youth KILLED


The end of the Jap war brought
death 10 one, injuries TO 35 in
traffic accidents, TO l8 pedestrians
on downtown streets and gunshot
wounds TO three as Detroit cele-
brated.
Police reported II noninjury
accidents during the day.
Donald Tomasek, Is, OF $50
Lincoln. Wyandotte. was dead on
admission TO Wyandotte General
Hospital as the result Of injuries
received when he fell from the
fender of an automobile at Ben
nett and Biddle shortly after
8 p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16

The Rhodes family. at their
home at 90 w. Six Mile road, was
preparing 10 Join in the world
celebration Of peace. Just so min
utes before President Truman
made his triumphant declaration,
the somber telegram arrived.
IL listed Vernon Lee Rhodes,
water tender third class, as miss
ing aboard the cruiser that lost
SS3 of her 1,198 crew members
when the ship presumably was
sunk by a torpedo launched by a
submarine. The mission would
have been its last of the war.
Despite the navy's revelation
that SS3 of the ships personnel
were either dead, wounded or
missing stole Mrs Rhodes refused
TO give up hope for her sons
safety. He previously had survived
kamikazo attack made on the
indianapolis.
Torn between mixed emotions
for her missing son and the joyous
Jap surrender, Mrs. Rhodes said,
amidst tears:
"T have the almost certain
feeling he is among the 3l5
wounded, or that he escaped and
Is drifting in life raft"
BY that word she sought 10 COM
fort Vernon'S pretty wife, Mrs.
Margaret r des, who, with
Judith, 3, and Rita, 6 months,
lives at $500 Penrod.
Both women steadfastly believe
that Vernon's luck of March 19,
when he escaped from another
suicide-crashed ship, will bring
him safely home again. The first
attack had earned him a furlough
while his vessel was laid up for
repairs on the West Coast.
Vernon, 26. is a graduate of st.
Benedict's High School and Ford
Trade School. He has IA months
service.
A brother, Philip Jr., q. who
served in France and Germany
under Gen. Patton, was being re-
deployed 10 the Pacific following
completion last week of a 30-day
furlough.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16
Urge AirmaiI Boost

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15-The
recommended mail rate for four
major domestic airlines have been
revised upward 10 45 cents ton
mile from 81 cents a ton-mile by
the Civil AeTonautics Board. -.--l
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16
Labor
FiSticuffS

There was "a little disagree
ment" in Local 101, United Rubber
Workers. CIO, yesterday, so dap
per John Marmon, union presi-
dent, rolled up his sleeves and let
one of the boys have one on the
nose, he told police today.
Two police cars were called to
the union office, Concord at JEFF
ferson, TO settle reported fight.
When they got there they found
the immaculate Mr.. Marmon with
his sleeves rolled up and his newly
laundered white shirt splattered
with blood.
He refused TO reveal the name
Of his adversary.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16
Enbarking Troops
Frozen I'm Port
Times Photo

NEW YORK. Aug. Is (INS)-
The army disclosed today that
soldiers in the New York port of
embarkation awaiting shipment
overseas have been frozen" and
will remain in the United States
pending further instructions from
the war department.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16

Bachiani Of 305s Sixteenth and the
children, Dsrleen, 3, and
Donald, IL months.
Civilian employees at Fort
Wayne blew the post siren and
quit for the day when peace
rumors were confirmed. Italian
prisoners Of war quartered there
heard the news over the radio
and engaged In somewhat
quieter festivities.
Michigan Bell Telephone Co. re-
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16
Fire Deaths
Increase 10 "A

The death toll in the fire and
explosion at the Export Box and
Sealer Co. Monday had risen TO
Ia today, with the death last night
of Mrs. Doris Jensen, q, of 4867
Fifteenth.
Mrs. Jensen died shortly after
7 p. m. yesterday in ST. Mary's
Hospital. She was a sister of Miss
Jennie Klinger, who died at the
scene of the blast.
Relatives today had identified
one of two previously unknown
persons whose charred bodies had
been held at the morgue since the
hlaya
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16
international PHOTO

ported local and long distance
lines jammed an hour after Pres
ideHt Truman acknowledged ia
pans surrender. SIX hours were re-
quired 10 complete out-of-state
calls.
An AAF Lieutenant took up
his post at city hall shortly after
7 .. m. and began hisans every
girl Oithin reach. Soon the girls
began reaching for him.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16

Sorrow, in the face of victory descended upon the home
of Mr. and Mrs Philip E. Rhodes last night President
Truman proclaimed the end when they informed
their sailor who previously had escaped almost
death a casualty USS indianapolis.