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MacArthur Conference Planned After Congress Meets; Emperor Picks WLB's Days Limited Atom Bomb Saved By GOULD LINCOLN. to 1,250,000 Prince Head Japanese Army President Truman today an- Allied Churchill nounced he would call a con- New Cabinet Lives, Says ference of labor and manage- ment after meets in By the Associated Press. Was Main Factor in Sudden End Congress Reported Ready September. Emperor Hirohito told Gen. Of War With He Declares He revealed no details of MacArthur today it would be Im- Japsf th# Bt the proposed conference. It is under- possible to send envoys to Manila Associated Press. “We contemplated using an explo- stood tomorrow to receive the sur- LONDON, Aug. 16.—Winston sive of incomparable power against To End they are being worked out Fighting at the render terms and that it would Churchill told Commons today ,” Mr. Churchill said. Labor Department and will take 12 days for his “cease fire” that the atomic bomb was re- The 70-year-old statesman de- Sent to Reds be submitted to him later. clared that “there are voices which Appeal order to reach all fronts. sponsible for the sudden ending The President made two assert that the (atomic) bomb other The of the war and saved a To Cease Emperor expressed regret at Japanese should never have been used at all.” Firing, statements bearing on the problems the delay, arranged to send mem- million American and 250,000 But, he added bluntly: which peace has brought to Amer- bers of his imperial family to all British lives which would have Broadcast Says “I cannot associate myself with ican industry. fighting fronts to enforce the “cease been lost in the en- invading ,such ideas. Six of total war CHINESE COMMUNISTS fire” order and gave the Allied years reported WLB Has Limited Time. emy's home islands.. ! have convinced in clash with a full most people that Chiang’s forces. report of what Prime Minister Attlee said subse- He said the War Labor Board ha# he had done. had the Germans or the Japanese Page A-3 quently that the atomic bomb dis- a very limited time to stay. One other discovered this new weapon they imperial action of the would Bj thf Associated Press. He said, that covery force reorganization would used it us to our too, "full employ- was the have upon day naming of Gen. Prince “in ment” is a the sphere of international rela- complete destruction wtih the ut- The Japanese broadcast from legislation "must” for Naruhiko Higashi-Kuni to become the next session tions.” most alacrity.” Hsinking was reported the of Congress, Premier succeeding the resigned by While “We have to realize that we are Cheers sounded from both sides Federal i Mr. Truman did not indi- Kantaro Suzuki, a Communications Com- putting living in a new world, now that we of the House. cate what would happen when th* descendant of the Emperor's in mission today to have said that have seen the atoms, a new force, War Labor Board goes out of ex- charge of the government for the Approved at Potsdam. the Japanese the consequences of which we find it Kwantung Army it has been predicted that first time. had Personal istence, Mr. Churchill asserted to the Russians Income Tax some 1 difficult to grasp,” said Mr. Attlee, sharply: appealed to I Congressional Leaders Hail agency with similar duties Take “I am surprised that cease their would May 12 Days. who succeeded Mr. Churchill as very worthy attacks in Man- be established, probably with- Hirohito's people—but who in most in the message to Gen. Mac- Britain's first minister as a result people churia. Monitors recorded the Labor Department. Senat* Arthur was recorded the Fed- cases had no intention of pro- Cut National Leader by of the July election. broadcast in New Delhi. Appears Likely Victory Day Proposal Majority Barkley already eral Communications Commission. ceeding to the Japanese front had placed the full bill Mr. Churchill spoke as leader of The Chungking radio, also heard employment It advised him that the order themselves—should adopt the posi- Entire in a list of five end- the government’s Conservative op- Country subjects with which hostilities had tion that rather than throw this by the FCC, said Lb Gen. Yusuji ing been issued as position, a position to which he 1 A Real Celebration Congress would be asked to deal. bomb we Starting January he directed and added that mem- should have sacrificed a Okamura, commander of Would Take was relegated by the election. He Japanese Part; Vandenberg Proposed Parley. bers million American and a of a of the imperial family would said Premier Stalin quarter forces in stated he was Of Our promised to China, Lowest-Paid Workers Victory The proposal for a labor-manage, enforce it personally, although in million British lives in the desperate D. C. Focal Point enter the three months "awaiting more detailed instruc- ment conference, to work out some isolated instances it battles and massacres of an invasion (An Editorial) plans might after the German surrender and Have All Levies for the of tions” in reply to Generalissimo May Plans for a national peaceful settlement of dis- take as long as 12 days. the Russian Japan.” Victory A pageant of victory after intervention on August putes in industry, originally wa# The message, in English, estimated 8 after He said he and Mr. Truman ap- Chiang Kai-shek's orders that he Ended by Day celebration, to be centered war is a tradition with our the German collapse May 8 Congress made by Senator Vandenberg, Re- that six days would be required to proved at Potsdam the military surrender. in Washington and observed people which should be pre- was "but another example of the By the Associated Press. publican, of Michigan, in a letter to make the message effective plans to use the bomb. the served. entirely fidelity and punctuality” of the The Army's to throughout country, with Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach. in in Kwantung message All Americans seem likely to The march of the China, eight days Bougainville Soviet Union. Turning to foreign affairs, Mr. military parades and Grand The latter the Russians, as recorded the a cut in income appro- gave his approval of such and 12 days in New Guinea and the Churchill by get their taxes Army on Pennsylvania avenue He disclosed that he and President praised former Foreign priate ceremonies, began taking a conference and said that he ex- Philippines. FCC, said: after January 1. Perhaps several after the War Between the Truman made elaborate plans at Secretary Anthony Eden. shape today as leaders on Capi- pressed his view's in an earlier The Mikado's cease fire order to "One—Japanese first line forces million will have to no in- States was a memorable occa- Potsdam for "great battles and land- Of Poland, he said that “there pay tol Hill and elsewhere hailed the speech. his 8,000,000 soldiers was timed at have ceased all military movements come taxes at all next sion. ings in Malaya, the Netherlands East are few virtues that the Poles do year. idea with enthusiasm. Since the President's return from 4 p.m. today, Japanese time (3 ajn., at their present positions. It is is back The parade of the 1st Divi- Indies and in the homeland of not possess and there are few mis- Congress coming Septem- Potsdam, the proposal has been sub- Eastern war time). hoped that Soviet forces will also a The Star believes that with vic- with Gen. and not takes that ber 5 in tax-cutting mood. Some sion, Pershing mitted to him and he has Japan itself," knowing how long they have ever avoided.” cease approved The message expressed great em- attacks. Especially in the vi- of the best-informed tax realized at a his stall in the lead, was held Japanese resistance would continue. He referred to the evacuation of experts tory last, such na- the idea. Reaction to the proposal barrassment but said that it was cinity of Mutankiang Soviet attacks think a some months after the end of Would Keep Bomb Secret. 8.000,000 Germans from Polish ter- reduction in personal in- tional day should be set aside both has been favorable throughout th* “impossible for us to arrange for should be speedily stopped. come taxes will be enacted before the First World War. He insisted that the secret of the ritory. saying that “it is not im- for rejoicing and to honor the country. Letters received at the the flight of our representative on Further Instructions. Christmas—with administration Later on, there was the mov- atomic bomb be kept from other na- possible that a tragedy upon a ap- Labor Department, however,* have August 17,” as demanded by Gen. "Two—Hereafter the intentions of if the cut isn’t too drastic. fighting men who have made vic- ing ceremony in connection tions. The bomb, he said, “more prodigious scale is unfolding itself proval suggested many diverse ideas re- MacArthur, "due to scarcity of the side will be The reduction tory possible. with the burial of the Unknown than any other factor,” brought behind the iron curtain which at Japanese notified expected probably garding the size and scope of th* time.” hour for 10 minutes would be moderate for most Soldier. about the “sudden and speedy end- present divides Europe in twain.” every on fre- only The day will be planned carefully coming conference. “We will, however, proceed at quencies 6,055 KCS and KCS. The man a lot The Star believes it is not too of the war “Democracy,” cried Mr. 15,330 taxpayers. earning and a Senator once with the ing against Japan." Churchill. set on date far enough in Vandenberg's original necessary prepara- Same will be transmitted via radio of money would have a smaller per- early to begin to plan now for idea Premier Stalin was informed that Continued on Column 1. was that there should be a tions and notify Gen. MacArthur as Page A-15, on cut off his taxes than the the future to allow crack combat the national frequencies 13,530 KCS and 5,813 centage great celebration, "United Industrial Peace Confer- to the date of the flight of such KCS and KCS at fellow a week. outfits to be and here in 7,490 same hour. making $35 brought together centering Washington, ence,” which should do for domestic representative, which will take field which should all our place "Soviet side is requested to carry People in the lowest income group returned from provide peace what the United as soon Nations Con- as possible,” the message U.S. Intends to Control out similar communications would be the ones whose income combat areas scattered over the with an appropriate Japs' Puppet Regime via people ference in San Francisco did for in- said. Khabarovsk radio. taxes might be out world. occasion to honor those who wiped entirely. ternational peace—set up the ma- Asked to Instructions. "Radio communication should A of and While details cannot be worked died in the war ended and Repeat be survey congressional just chinery for pacific settlement of The type of plane ordered to make of established between supreme field other tax authorities today out until pressing problems of the to pay tribute to those who Destiny Japan, In China Dissolved, produced disputes and lay dowrn broad prin- moment are the flight by Gen. MacArthur also headquarters of both Japanese and the following picture: met, officials believe return. ciples of guidance. was questioned. The ex- Soviet armies. 1. No tax reductions are on Japanese Specify wavelength likely (See VICTORY, Page A-4.) Direct plained they did not understand the on which your communication will 1845 income. The expected cut Dealing Proposed. Truman Indicates Radio There are those, however, designation and asked the Allied Tokyo Says be transmitted.” would be felt first in smaller payroll who propose that a conference commander to repeat the entire Earlier, Moscow dispatches had deductions starting January 1. It between Sees No Need to Set Committee Million War Workers labor and management deal message of instructions to them. Up Special Plans said Russian forces continued today would not affect the filing of 1945 Private Employers directly with a number of A dispatch from Manila said the to drive deeper into Manchuria, income tax returns next March 15. questions which Occupation Zones, He Interim have been had not to Gen. Administration, where, a Soviet agitated by both sides. Japanese replied communique said 3. rederal taxes on such items as Labor MacArthur’s last Not to Laid Off Plants would like to have a general messages of surrender Tells News Conference Domei States night, Japanese troops still are alcoholic beverages, furs, luggage, Forced Pay by Dispatch plan for advancement of wages dis- instructions 24 hours after receipt offering resistance. theater cabaret Sr the Associated jewelry, tickets, cussed, with a was acknowledged in By J. A. FOX. Press. Spread Out along definite min- Tokyo. Rapidly. spending and telephone calls will imum Manila broadcast a Front wage of 65 cents an hour— headquarters of American President Truman made Tokyo Domei dispatches indicated Red drop automatically to 1942 rates six For V-J Off In Past 48 Hours today Days instead of 40 cents. Some of th# Forces in the Pacific told corre- it agency dispatch today Army mobile units were spreading months after the clear that this Government saying official “termina- representatives of spondents at 9 p.m. (8 a.m„ Eastern that the out rapidly over hundreds of square tion of to management, for ! intends to control the of Japanese-dominated hostilities.’’ Labor Krug Acts Quickly their would war time) that no word had destiny miles of with three main Department part, like to bring about yet "national government of China” territory, 3. The 95 per cent excess profits been received. Japan, telling a news confer- columns in some agreement on Fed- driving steadily toward tax on is sure to be Promises Definition of Put High amending ence that he did not think at Nanking had decided to dis- corporations Industry eral labor The dispatch said the mystery of there the munitions and communications laws, particularly the solve. killed. Nobody loves it now. The to National Labor the prolonged silence caused talk was any necessity for zones of center of Harbin. Holidays Tomorrow Gear Create Jobs Relations Act. only question is whether to do it Mr. in Manila as a detailed such as were The dispatch, purported to orig- The nearest of the Schwellenbach is ear- statement occupation set up three columns next 1 or later. giving January By the Associated Press. By JAMES Y. NEWTON. nest consideration on Japan’s acceptance of plans for in for controls divided inate in Nanking, capital of the was the one advancing from the to the coming Germany Hard Fight Likely. A million workers had been conference. sending a representative to head- east, which had taken the rail hub Whether non Government Among the questions between the United States, Rus- puppet Chinese regime, said the gov- The size of any reduction in the he was of released from war in must settle are the size of the quarters expected much earlier. Great Britain and Mutankiang, 165 miles from Har- income tax will be settled workers who were off duty to- plant jobs sia, France. ernment was dissolved "because their personal conference, how the Gen. MacArthur, from whom the bin, and was pushing on to the west. and for celebra- the first 48 hours of peace, Gov- representatives The President said the in Congress, maybe after a knock- day yesterday of the new will occupation mission has ended.” various groups are to be se- premier take his orders, Meanwhile, the government news- down fight. tion get paid or not is entirely ernment officials estimated to- would be drawn lected, and the limits to be sharply criticized Tokyo for the un- troops probably It would be the first puppet gov- paper Izvestia declared it was “hard The as took to loose a placed House Ways and Means Com- up to the boss—unless there is a day they steps on for delay in to his the forces of all the to predict how will fulfill the subjects consideration. necessary replying Allies, ernment to dissolve after Japan mittee plans to whip together a tax union contract or “flood of peacetime manufac- surrender jfrom Japan's terms of agreement He recognizes the instructions. unconditional surrender.” bill this importance of that they would be under the fall. fall, although there won’t the WLB turing” in an effort to hold down the conference and Jbut “The wolfish habits of the aggres- covering holidays, the great need Begins Forming Cabinet. direction of Gen. Mac- be time before January 1 to cover for its Douglas Domei said "a special committee sors should cause all peoples to be says. unemployment. success. He is proceeding Higashi-Kuni began his every phase of the subject. with forming Arthur, the commander in chief. will on guard and the War Labor War Production Board Chairman great care, therefore, in formu- cabinet carry cm the administration in especially watchful,” The administration will Supplementing peacetime by calling in key the certainly J. A. took immediate action lating the plans for the He said the situation in Japan is the paper said. “The Japanese army drastic slash in Board's formal announcement of Krug conference, members of Premier Baron Kantaro interim period to maintain peace oppose any the in- which later he will has yet to lay down its arms, but Tuesday, which said pay for the to free industry for the tremendous lay before th* Suzuki’s last wartime cabinet which different than it was in Europe. and order until the new government come tax for next year. But there President. instead is still on V-J would be task ahead, promising that all but takes over the administration.” carrying military are the administration holidays permissable resigned yesterday. He also said, in to a ques- strong signs response operations and resisting.” under the stabilization a about 40 of the WPB’s original 650 Among members of Suzuki’s fallen Wang Ching-wei, 62, who became will not oppose a moderate reduc- policy, tion, that he did not know if the board official said manufacturing controls would be government who called at the President and Premier of the Nan- tion—for example, repeal of the today: new wiped out by Monday. Quota re- Soldier Two Hurt surrender terms would be signed in king regime in died last No- “normal tax.” “There is nothing which compels Killed, premier’s headquarters were for- 1939, De Gaulle to See Truman strictions were removed and manu- mer Premier Prince Fumlmaro Ko- Manila as some reports have in- vember in a Japanese hospital and This “normal tax”—3 per cent of an employer to pay for this time off, facturers largely were on their own noye, Admiral Mitsumasa was succeeded Chen net income—used to be called the unless it is so provided in the con- In Celebration on Train Yonai, dicated. by Kung-po, On to make all the automobiles and who was former of the Indo-China's Fufure "Victory tax.” It was originally tract. The board has no authority navy minister, and Lt. That matter, he added, is in the president Nanking other peacetime items they could fcy the Associated Press, Gen. Tadaichi Legislative Council. By the Associated Press. passed as a wartime measure, and to order pay for the two days. It Wakamatsu, vice hands of Gen. MacArthur. build. EFFINGHAM, 111., Aug. 16,-One A at that time had a for that if the minister of war. War Minister Gen. The President asked if frequent target of assassination PARIS, Aug. 16.—Restoration of provision merely says employer soldier was was he The whole of Federal killed and two others Korechika Anami has was automatic termination. The Treas- chooses to pay workers for the time emphasis committed intended to appoint a political ad- attempts, Wang reported by French sovereignty in Indo-China wounded seriously last the tax” in not worked in this instance it would action was to create more jobs by midnight as suicide. viser to Gen. and he Tokyo broadcasts at the time of his ury opposed “Victory MacArthur, stands high on a list of into on gunshots climaxed an Later Domei news death to have been a vic- subjects the first place. not violate the stabilization getting industry high gear impromptu agency reported said this would be done if necessary. variously policy.” surrender celebration Gen. Charles de Gaulle to If the the road to normalcy as rapidly as staged by at least three all advisers tim of diabetes, “spinal cord com- expects “normal tax” were repealed, Statement in veterans ministers, The President also was asked how Preparation. An Associated Press of the European war go- to the Suzuki had been and exhaustion. discuss with President a what is known as the "surtax” would possible. survey government, long he thought tne occupation of pression” physical Truman, Because of the legal tangle over ing home on a train via be the income tax left. >f larger war plant areas showed troop Camp selected for the new cabinet. Germany would last and he said that Wang at one time was high in the qualified source said today. only premium pay and similar problems Shelby, Miss. Domei said central Gen. de A man with a wife and one that at least 400,000 were laid off that because of "the on government of China. Gaulle is due in the child, which arose from holi- Lt. depended entirely how long it widespread after the surren- Charles C. Kleinschmidt, New gravity of the situation” formation Chen once studied economics at United States 22. earning $3,000 a year, would see his immediately Japs takes for the German people to August days and subsequent White House Orleans, in of the of the The tax from to Hiat's dered and that another 1:878,000 charge group cabinet will be rushed and in Columbia University, New York. He immediate problem is to ob- drop $311 $244. retraction of a rehabilitate themselves the demo- holiday statement, would be affected soon. involved in the celebration, said “may be also held in the central tain for a cut of over 20 per cent. completed by tonight.” cratic way of life. high posts shipping transporting more the Labor Department is preparing today that one soldier than was being Hirohito’s selection of a prince as government until he joined the 1,000 civil administrators and Would Get Cut. a Cutback in When the President’s attention 18% formal statement, to be announced Big Chicago. held under guard pending investi- premier, the news "in- movement. a sufficient number of to agency said, was drawn to reports that some puppet troops If he earns $4,000, his tax would probably tomorrow. Estimate of a million released gation. dicates that his majesty regards police Indo-China. decrease from Lt. Japanese broadcasts are urging the $521 to $427—or IS The statement, it was reported by from war work came from officials Kleinschmidt said the names the present situation as one of un- Both civil administrators and of people to look to the future for Navy Board Begins Probe per cent. the department, will say whether who pointed out that a survey could the casualties would not be re- (See troops will be under command of SURRENDER, Page A-3.) revenge, he said that every defeated If he earns $5,000, the tax would the two days were holidays within only touch the larger plants, leased until next of kin had been Of Admiral Georges Thierry D’Argen- from people hopes ultimately to be re- Indianapolis Sinking change $736 to $615—or 16 pei the legal definition, and thus come although the thousands of smaller notified. He withheld the name of One lieu, who recently was appointed additional man from the venged on their conquerors, but that (Another Story on Page A-2.) cent. under holiday provisions of con- manufacturers provided the bulk of the soldier being held. The officer Indo-China governor suc- District area has been reported he didn’t think the Japanese were general, On an income of, say, $10,000, the tracts. contracts call for our wartime employment. gave this version of the Br the Associated Press. Admiral Jean Many affair: killed in this war. a ceeding Decoux, a reduction would be less than The See “On going to have chance to get back GUAM, 16.—A board 10 per time and one-half for working holi- In Chicago alone, war contracts troop train was standing by the Honor Aug. Navy Vichy appointee. The whereabouts Roll,’’ page A-2. at this country. cent. days. were canceled to switch from of inquiry has begun an investiga- of Admiral Decoux Is un- totaling $2,000,000,000 Pennsylvania Rail- still To It on a a tion put weekly basis, The trouble grew out of a White and three employing 55,000 road tracks to those of the Illinois of the sinking of the known, authorities said. One report plants man with a wife and one child House statement supplementing an were due for immediate shutdown. Central. The men were to Get Back Indianapolis July 30, including the said the Japanese had executed him. preparing Hungary earning up to around $30 a week executive order granting war work- officials estimated that to retire when the celebration Nimitz Issues Invitations reasons for the delay in search for Another was that he had been im- Manpower broke would see his withholding tax dis- ers overtime for V-J This Illinois workers would be re- out. Shots were fired Relic of St. Stephen the ship until after it was overdue prisoned in Saigon. pay day. 600,000 and one man appear. statement that the order leased within a Jobs of fell dead. Two By the Associated Press. more than 54 hours. Gen. de Gaulle is also explained year. 130,- soldiers were To Surrender expected to If he makes a $35 week, his with- would be applicable to the two-day 000 persons In Cleveland were af- wounded and removed to St. Ceremony SALZBURG, Austria, Aug. 16.—A The Indianapolis was lost in the ask for priorities in equipment and An- By the Associated holding tax would drop from $1.3C decreed the Presi- while thony’s Press. from materials holiday just by fected by cutbacks, Detroit Hospital where their condi- delegation from Budapest waited in Philippines Sea enemy action necessary for the repair to 60 cents. If he has an income 16.—Admiral oi dent. expected between 250,000 and 300,- tion was described as serious. GUAM, Aug. Ches- Salzburg today for approval from with 100 per cent casualties to her of the bomb-damaged ports of Hai- ter W. Nimitz $50 a week, the tax would decrease The correction said: 000 in a of has sent messages to Pius XII to return one of officers and men. Five were and yesterday unemployed couple Pope 1,196 phong Saigon. from to of v Gen. Carl Spaatz and Lt. Gen. $4.40 3.30; income $70 “The executive order does not weeks. Hungary’s most prized relics—the officially listed as dead, 875 as miss- from $8.60 to income of Roy Geiger, inviting them and their $7; $100 apply in any way to August 15 and The Army Air Forces announced Truman Will withered hand of St. Stephen, the ing. The remainder were wounded from to $13.20. Request aides to be his on his $15.70 guests flag- ancient canonized monarch. or suffering from exposure. Official V-J (See MIXUP, Page A-2.) (See RECONVERSION, Page A-2.) ship at Japanese surrender cere- Day Peacetime Training monies. Won't Thailand Reported The invitation implied that Ad- Be Holiday, Without Draft miral Nimitz will be present at the Treatment of to Surrender Canned Fruits and Juices Japs' Wainwright Ready Swept President Truman told his ceremonies for the United States Truman Ey the Associated Presi. Says news conference today that he and that the ceremony will take Will on Terms There will be no holiday on V-J The Tokyo radio said today that From Stores in is going to make recommenda- place aboard a warship, apparently “the of Thailand ha* Buying Spree Weigh Heavily day, President Truman told his government tions to for a melted like a snow- Congress universal a . By W. H. SHIPPEN, Jr, Arthur's successor have treated him decided to with the A rush for canned fruits and "They away press conference today. People al- negotiate peace peacetime training program The messages invited Gen. Spaatz, Star War Correspondent. as an honorable prisoner of war Allied fruit removed from ball in July," said a Connecticut ready have had their holiday and nation*.” juices, newly that will not be conscription. commander of the Strategic Air SUPREME ALLIED POWERS was discussed here often. The fate there The said the avenue grocer. is too much work still to be broadcast People’* rationing, swamped grocers to- The President, who has never Forces, and Gen. Geiger, commander Manila, 16. of America's number one prisoner had a Tomato also was a HEADQUARTERS, Aug. done, he smilingly told reporters. Assembly issued statement day as housewives went on a juice popular committed himself on the com- of the fleet Marine force in the -Will Lt. Gen. Jonathan Wain- and’ followers who survived the He issued a "in the name of the in item with housewives. Many asked proclamation today, King” which buying spree all over the city. pulsory idea which had the ap- Pacific, “to witness the surrender be able to sit across the sur- march of death undoubtedly will it that the for a dozen cans at a time. wright however, declaring next Sunday a said declaration of wai Many stores sold out of fruit and proval of President Roosevelt, to which your forces contributed render table from the Japs who have a strong influence on terms of by the little of A Columbia road market day prayer and calling on the ally Japan against pineapple and grape juice within a pro- gave no details on his plan. to much." humiliated him so at the meted out to Japan. of the United States and Great said at noon he his bitterly people this country "to unite in Britain few hours. Other markets were prietor expected He told newsmen that he would With Gen. Mac Arthur as supreme fall of Corregidor? “Skinny” Wainwrlght was the “will be withdrawn.” last can of fruit to be sold “within offering their thanks to God for the forced to limit sales and said, de- tell them about it one of these commander it is believed that each This and other idol of his troops. Almost nothing a few minutes." "Never saw many questions victory we have won, and in pray- spite that, they expected their any- days. ally will have a representative at were asked here has sifted through the lines of how Finds like it,” he said. “The «us- today by fighting ing that He will support and guide Body Is Father's shelves to be bare by closing time. thing The President also indicated -the surrender ceremonies—Admiral men with long memories as the hour he has fared in the bloody yean us into tomers sure are the paths of peace.” MOLINE, 111., Aug. 16 (JP).—Defec- Biggest and earliest "run” was on happy." he favored continuation of the Nimitz for the United States and approached for the Emperor’s en- which followed the surrender of the The President stressed that this tive Sergt. Charles Larson was sum- No. 5 cans of pineapple juice, which Another grocer, plagued by fruit- draft in order to provide re- possibly Admiral Sir Bruce Fraser voys to appear over Ie Shlma in Philippines. of day prayer will not be V-J day, moned to a railroad crossing to in- until yesterday required 120 blue hungry customers, explained, so men who had lor the. British. The Russians *i«n their white Zero the Asked too veterans of placements pleading pass- by Jungle, which will not be set until after the a a man had beer It "They’re a for all kinds expected to have a sea and warfare is the vestigate report points. was expected that few, making grab been on the fighting fronts can delegate word “Bataan." amphibious surrender terms have of 1 Japanese been killed. He found the victim was hli if any would be left in this area previously rationed fruit Even come home. Whether the captors at Gen. Mae- <9ee SSZPPW, Page A-10.) father, Karl W. Larson. by nightfall. (See BLUE POINTS, Page A-3.)