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POUGHKEEPSIE NEW YORKER TUESDAY. AUGUST 14. Counsel Says Pefain Nazis Only RELMAN MORW PARIS (APrrJlnand Pyfn. attorney Tor Marshal Petaln, opened th last arguments ot the old sol dle.r" trenson trial today by telling ths Rich Court of Justice, that "he constantly and scientifically trlrkedl the Oermana, but he never tricked the Allies The verdict will be handed down by 1 parliamentary Jurors and 12 'Jurors drawn frpm resistance groups. Some Juron frequently have exprrvs ed antagonism durtrlg the trial to defense witnesses Payen.

chief defense counsel compared Pelaln to Pierre In the Vlrh) Tu convl 19 Churches Await End of War, assssssss To Be Open Throughout VJ day Catholic nd Protesunt Oiurthes throughout the cltv will be onen all day during VJ day, as wen as roc special services which will be conducted upon the official announcement of the end of the war Jewish avnogogues wi)l not De open throughout the day but a thanksgiving service will be held at on VJ day 9 Tlse PristeaFant ehm else will hnlH thankjiv ng services In the Individual churches pud no union service Is planned Members of the trTraftalli mr, lkal enured for worship" durin, the IIIVIIPI VIS i Celebration (ONTiMrn from rsnr or Tokyo Reports Servicemen Must Register Weapons Brought as Souvenirs ONTiat ro raoM rtnt oi the Japanese to listen (or a transmission "of unprecedented importanVVrieduled for Wednesday noon. ToVvo time, or I I p. Tueaday. eastern war titrte I Sheriff Close today Issued a warning to returning servicemen that TL. tn'r register all weapons which they brought home from Europe The Domei agency started broadcasting its account of the th, souiTT Pacific, and they must obtain a license to any in ivd i vtiiii.ii ma inipcrmi urcuion wai graniea, i w)reBrm a but broke off.

inilrtif tinir its tn imlrl iKi itm The sheriff laid he hmd rerelveri a Anmt.fr Dnmi I. in l.n.n... communlcitlon from (he 8 a iL Treasury department informing htm 'o see to It thsl .11 servicemen reg pressing "irrme concern lor me caiamny cauaea Dy me Ister with his office any weapon tin United States return to this countr) with. trn The Japane.e communication in Bern wa. being prepared I nave it as a souvenir De Gaulle Parley May Touch Frontier I.

i i i in Trophies of waisare being Import I WASHINGTON API A dlscm maktr In Tlmai Rnnir Senlccs In the Catholic churches wm of lo wasning on, London, nungttmg ana ivtos rd mrgMf bn lon of Oermanvs western frontier win oe un iorm inrougnoui me cu cow. wnere us jrcrpiion will De announced simuiianrousiy, mr Tfrmrd Flresrms brousht bark tn nign on me agenaa wnen flair an licur after the official announcement of VJ dav the mem i ber of the congregation will gather I egune iavai ne sara. at ineir nspective parun cnurcnes (hat Oennany would lor the s'nglng of the Te Deum vtlle Ind. said be had told the general he wished President Roosevelt were ajsvr.to see Uie gaety I do too wis Genera! Roose eln quiet repb. Hill ssld.

White (louse aaid. The Trench press Agency in a report fro Be Uptown on the Eait 81de stones nigrr glsnt bonfire sent flsmes leaping three1 i i i 1 I several noun woura reMVlliru oriole 111c iiicbhikc icsliicu A 13 plece bandapsrsded through the st eels, followed by swarm of children In palamss prevail and heSworked for an lntl Hjmn of Praise and Benediction mate union with the enem If the announcement comes during BUT" Ttat never Petitn ifthe Oay srrrtces irtt rje held again pollc. Pa en declared it neer In the evening wasberore and a man doesn change Arcordlng to Rsbbl Iwac llolze; In character and manner of thinking sen Ices ail be held st all snim at R4 Documents and other evl igues at '8 ni on VJ da Rsbbl dence show that retain fuught the Holrer will omciste st the Te nmim liarrt a rmilrt from I Beth El ser Ices Slid tile men 'Peum ewngrrgattoit sre mrMed never piaieo more man one gsiue I'tresmrrs whivlei snd ainthlng Ureal bnlain and thina handed lo him ri thst of his countM." I At St Andrew ilnirrrL Artlrgton, Z. nnr TTl i h.m.vi uri iiiniuirri iiikiikii' Ih wia hinn na rrrnri rt Itv nnv KAul the crowded nubwsv csis i i i i 11 B01 snd girl, sho.ered service JPn has accepted the capitulation order I he Japanese men with handshakes, chrers snd Inlormntion bureau announced thin morning the atceptance ol ktxe he ssl the capitulation formula of the Allies, hased on a report of the A Chinese An the train iw the Japanese war minister In the course of the morning, the Swiss Flresrms irousht bark to nl" on the agenda this counttv mas be seulstered snd "eneral Charles de Gaulle arrives ,,4 "the the owner muV nolda permit in ac I hr" 'or I'1 long heralded l.kl. coraance wun provisions ol section, vfv HT lUIIK I nu.HTI,..., ,,,..1.

3.... I 1. be required for translation, decoding and re ceding ssld These trophies must not te Ross said lust before 10 a eastern war time, that irsnnferred or suid me sneriu explained mat the ireasurt urpirtmrnt rrportn manv wasningion Illleaai imnoilalions nf fire.rm. fmm The Potsdam demand for unconditional surrender would fgrrlgn copntrl He said sppllca duce Japan lo her four main islands An Allied note under Hon blank, sre being rilstilbuted to Kiwanis Hears Talk by O'Donnell Corunratlnn arles fJTJonnell decl.red todVi Klwanl, club.she.umm.V.? "Portunala Is he who Is not to death by law, e.lablUhed t. his life; Char in: (viHuuifl Liun a ha hli talk on miscarriage, of rrmcipai cauws of error, In trtm r' Identitj.

circumstantial eMdenr.in H. reiebrsiadr.J 1 Cmtu Imprison because of hU to ger 1, a perfect example of ml taken Identity, he ssld mU" ChArllM CiwrAnrt )k i una ufsn nf le, 11' poinlrd chairman iri.i k. Mass of llisnlsKliIng l(Uir July 53 probably will go tq the Jur, nd Pee wll. be held tl.xk which Is expected to dellberste the mornwg after the J.patese stir least six hour, before returning I render Is oftl, IsIU known This, does n.m. tr.

n.n.r not n.rsn ds The shortsge. Parts newspairs will be Hrold Thompson rector tn limit lli.lr nf th. Will be tCC ClrbrSni rmni. A HrookUnlte said (he debate in 1 okyo at least since Monda) would allow mperor of he peace and deput h'Ch '1, M'" H.roh.to to remain a. a monarch committed to promulgate any I 1' SX? lt: Mv ry 'f yet, rf tna war may obtain them snd girls tilth horn, Dsgi I edicts which the victorious Alhes the United Mates.

Kussia, The blank, must be Illleo out and riled with Ihe sheriff Planes Hammer the 7 In Tr will prach on the theme Unto Ood forced to limit their account of the end of the most Important trial In French bgal hlMory Charge Reduced Youth Pleads Guilty ISS'ctal rMhlral Tsrkrrl FISHKIXL Prtrate a 1 1 Hundley 21, of 201 Main street Cold Spring who was arrested last week on two charges of assault accused of ha, Inir Dunched and In jured to Camp Beacon boarders, Mr and Mrs Wililsm McLaughlin pleaded guilty to two third degree oniim in ow in and Kumataja 43 mile, north liour Men Plead nr.npnpfr headline and aot domn i i i wrt of the caultal ritv on his knees In the jammed I elegraph agency received a radiogram from the Japanese new, I ii ir nates in ilia 1 mmar rap i n. fip2.uuW1Cr luh''1u nd Pryefl, the Brooaljn man ald aRfncy Domei which aaid a menna he mperor shortly bppn nit Prelouil LJ Faith PrntrroMul rhurrh Bt is i i hinnn Mtt 45 do. tomorrow night in keep. .7..,. to be communicated accepting the fot.d.m declaration The nigh time assaults were a LniatlQ maV with the plans made for VJ dav n.

lM Japanese reply lo the Allied pronouncement auout r.n.i..i, oi lne at R. M.rMn Ynl ThTok0 announced short h. tacks which opened the, onti om esor ovr IV tsawrriraw 1 am l.ill Irwlau (Hal ws. fc it a l. a.

ivu Tioaa, I KIDIIIII lllliailt tglUS 1)1 Helen M'Laughlin, Joseph Duggan Wed the text of an Imperial message ar ceptlnR the Potndam proclamations will be forthcoming and it spurred a sudden wave of earl, hour vlcton retebrallons from New York City 1 to Ouirrt and Manila southern i tonMiu short 1 rafter noon Tuesday assault charfes laxt nipht before Justice of th Peace Charlea Warren Hun die admitted that he punched Edward Schachter, of New York boarder at Camp Beacon, and way via oern where an hour or more normally might quired in translating and transmitting it to the United States UurfKg luevtav afternoon minuter. HlkBrl and Oaka arsenals Sv' 'i0 "Id, constl A broadcast heard in New York showed Ihe Japanese were nurd the flrt maximum effort of sending urgent messages to their ships remaining at sea the 20lh Air force r. lnce Aug 1 when The Tokyo broadcast forecasting the imperial message was "24 carried out the blg II. la l. VI.

wault on recoid recorded by the Associated fress listening post in New York at th. ni I 50 a eastern war time Approximately four hour, later near Aklta ws, the mi, Ion their arms the I'aris radio quoted Bern di.patche. a. saying that a coded eer undertaken trom Guam llh answer lo the Allied terms laid down last Saturday had wo lor met uiissxu saj sev i 111 III III II aseiin, a Hllflt Ka Wt'ir UV Lt II Hill i i i a.i i i ii i Irananullari In ju 1 1 a I (I aann nrnhfth 1 1 1 ri rt jtrflawrl i o'clock tht, mormnn The ceremon, uolnrl dsm uper rorl. wa, nerformed bv the Rev Peter I agency predicted there prob to the Allietl powers this allernoon Ihe lllh alng noled for It, Conatv.

nmrfBr of Holy Trlnlti abl 'omethlng Impoitant The tune reference presumably was to Swiss lime whi arhlcement. In mghl prernlt.tr Irn.nlnn IL iviliailb in IICKC l.HIC I I I cnurcn. Arnaton i0 hours ahead ol eastern war lime 'o i ill mi' clambake lo be hM in A White announcement last future. Prtalden Alexander iv night nxUig the date of lie French disclosed leaders arrival gave no hint of the at the meeting Prr subjects to be discussed Persoiilt Fhrsteln Rochester II lohnim familiar with the situation how I Cleveland anr Radioman Fir eer. mentioned the subject or Ger I ClaM Jacob Moran Los Artel? man boundarle, as one of I Calif llkelv to be considered I Tlie noted that whereas th PoUdam declaration dealt wltit Uie fallen Reten', demsrrstloti the nig Three coniinunlaue made, Innftmt I im HO ielMtftce.J.ojuh ursLeru aicasIiniirjCcni III 063(011 the Ruhr and the niitneland I Oilier sublerts whUh inaj be in rludfd In Ihe discussions a sre reps B'ACON Pour men Including ration, Frent interesU In the 1 I'ropilelors of the slnke bounil Psriflr food and other economic 8ons Furniture Msnu mattcrs plant who were srresim iirruay nn auault charge, ed Innocent In City court tndsv and Judge Roosa adjourned their cue, until Thursday The defendants are Israel I.

wltte 36 snd David lvalue, Jj proprietors of the plant Anueln S4 engineer of Maple street oira borne troops Into the rltie, the mo Hope, for Immediate announce menl of sun coder bv Japa.ll were et Helen McUughlln dsughter of minutes before 4 Mr. w.iii.m.l MM 'ewli howrier when lie Frderal inni. th. hru. I Communications commLlon reiioil Joseph Duggan attorney for the fd ll had Inleicepted a Japanese lanniinna l.rniirton.1 Ivanl.

no town of Poughkeepsle at "'T the nirnt Jspsn signs the am render ham and Abel Hrndy 60 dewribed were 'elm, as a union organizer of Mount Ver. I Home Japanese units front line lion Hendy Is rlfarged allh seronit dispatches said hate teased righting 1 degree assault and the other de. southeast of Shanghai and are ntgo. i fendanU are booked on third degrt. Haling for their capitulation Chu assault charges Teh has uiged Koienns forced Into Ihe Japanese armv to desert and come oier to the Communist forces 4 i 'Judge Warren suspended sentence "LJ wnimV Mr snd Mrs I 'nr rcc another Tjpko I Ir, the interval between the after the plea of guilty was entered ZmraMell after the oadc.u repeated this prediction ment and the fans report Japan ki.

by H2 tor riding trfp U. an hour later roullne neWi Mr and Mrs Bernard MrCo liomblng hit AklU I' mole than 140 planes fiom mi altitude upward1 Economists See (ONTIMIII raol (IM the extent of the if 10 000 feet retmnerion jirt ne Wi ls" Ik li i mi second degree assault charge, ac cused of punching and injuring Ifol.4je'lne, another camper. With consent of Assistant District Attorney Russell, the defendant was permitted to plead guilty to third degree assault. The complainant and his parents concurred on. the reduction of the chaAges.

HuiWley was fined 125 and gaVn a suspended sentence and also put on probation, one provision of which Is that ne must pav medical expenses amounting to tit. Reds Advance continued rmoM rani ova trenched In mountain passea were fighting fiercely. Japanese resistance was heavy at Mutanklang. where a battle has been raging for three Mrs Duggan attended local schools srtd ias been employed as a stenographef In Ihe Office of Frank Mjlod. attorney Mr Duggan ws.

educated In Poughkeeprte grade schools and was graduated from Poughkeepsle High school, class of Is He attained hi, The first Tokjo report produced Impromptu parades In New York Times square Darkened windows lighted up. ticker tape streamed down and crowds of celebrants roared out patriotic and martial songs Rejoicing soldiers and sailors In San Francisco climbed to the tops degree TnMaw from Fordham Law vaMruI le car gong, as the vehicles. In the interval between the I SO a lokvo announce nese broadcast were limited to The leflner, 2 000 feet square o.nrr ueieioprnents adjoins one of lapan largest oil earneo ni.i jonn ih ius H1in e.eu nas some weas on lis uiusuiniuntt tuiiiunii; iiiuniiuia, adjoins one or lapan, large I fields md eien hs, some welLs iiL isi.iiiii.is nr iriinrry iiaiHllet. it poriea inai Japanese raaio aiaiions naa oeejiitcmpung 10 con i twrrrnt of that areas till output snd mencan owevers re mobillrallnn dlretlor or war nd reroniersion IUIIUI1I.I. (hair bibu Ice with his brother at 54 Market street He la a past grand knight of Florentine council, Knights of Columbus a member of the Dutchess County Bar association and of the Amrlta club The bride a lather la Republican supc vlsor of the Seventh ward and a former member of tht) Poughkeepsle BoVd of Education.

surging throngs of peace greeters tact all Japanese ship, at Ihe monKors said the stations were transmitting the call letters MAM" used by the Japanese government to contact snaps at sea in emergencies Meanwhile there was no letdown in the tempo of opera Irons on the Pacific war fronta en as Tokyo forecast the issuance of the imperial mes 1 sage. ri headquarter, in suam announced that American is Ihe No I remaining oil target in 14 missions against petroleum cen tei. Fire bomb, dropped the 314ih wing set dame, raging in Isrrakl population 40 000 and Km agio a a cltv of 50 000 The Nakajlma aircraft Industry has taken over both cities for the mauufacture of aircraft part, Out on Guam hard flghtlng Ma Super Fortresses had struck Japan with a 5.00Qton demolition vhlrh feed Into sis larger lactones nes took the reports of Japanese ftack. I The laid today by hundreds of Battle has seen raging lor uiree days for control of thli Junction of QQ MgnV the Chinese eastern railroad and IUw I IUIII I lUIIIUljUJ) Caused Her Downfall the Selshln Klamusxe line. Marshal Rodlon Msllnovsky's Transbalkal army wag moving steadily toward the Darlen Shlhchan railroad In.northern Manchuria and the latest Russian communique placea these forces within 47 mile, of Taoan, a Urge Junction 'ty.

Cul ture of this hub by the Russians of thousands of jsM would leave tens Japanese troops In northern Manchuria without rail communfcatron li.arid would apeed their entrapment. Japanese broadcast! jaid that ten, was being evacuated Mallnovsky'a horsemen captured Wenchuan (Aershan), terminus of a rail line to Hslnklng. and other of his troop presaed forward along western" strelchea of the Chinese railroad, taking Mlentuho. S50 miles northwest of Harbin and 45 miles Irom Pokotu pass, heavily fortified gap through ihe great Khlngan mountain range. Tokyo broadcasts' aald the Rus sians went ashore on Karafuto Ambetsu and Esutoru, south of the heavily fortified border which sepa rates the Japanese half of the Island from the Russian owned northern portion.

These landings apparently Were designed to outflank the fortification. Thl reported Invasion followed the capture by Russian marine, of the Japanese naval ports of Rashln and Yukl in Korea, about 90 miles southwest of Vladivostok. rlnes surrender skeptically, commenting "It can be. all over Enlisted men generally took the hew. without signs of excitement.

8ailora waiting In line before a recreation hall for their beer rations said they hoped peace would bring "extra beer Natives at two Guam villages planned celebrations Ignoring a downpour at Bait Lake City, thousand, of civilians and servicemen sang and cheered Russian armies continued to stab into Manchuria and fighting continued unbated on the fronts in China and Burma Shortly before 4am the pederal Communications com miaaion reported it had intercepted a Japanese language broad ja. ll.lp. wouia oe sumcieni cast directed lo occupied A.i in which the Domei news agency continuing attacks predicted there probably will Jej something important at I Thr crushing assault may hae o'clock tonight Japanese time (8 a.m eastern war time) An I helped goad the dawdling Japanese .1 I I I .1 rr I I .1 I ware nrunLlntnr Intn thokr ritsln. oiner iokvo Droaaeast, tne vs saia, repealed inis prediction I 'I ib luil.n.ia h.il B29, waj, under way when Toko radio broudessx thst the enemy would accept the Pot sdam declaration but there no hint heie that the bnre announcement from Tokjo I would be sufficient to csll off the NEW YORK AP Mrs Mar. an.a...lu"M onf noiner guerlte Anna Robertson Pleczarka nuanou, conege ooj, at An Barger Johnson.

21 of Central Falls. "elt lare llonBre and was sentenced esterday to I organised a shlrt tsll paraSe on. imn.Unm.i.t I An Impromptu aquare dance In bv Federal Jud Gaston L. Porterle Publlc lure marked the celebra i on her plea of guilty to Ulegally col. tlD" ln Nashville.

Tenn lectlng servicemen's allotment checks Thousands of merrymaker, pack I a Chieaao false Are alarm added u.j la the turmolL tti Japanese onjaacasxa jam uiav rajst mcumarr saia jura rfoiinsuii. gf. aatlva I I Orange Oa, prior 8' J1 J2 iM which wag blasted by Soviet bombers MJ1 married Html Robertson In by klMln girl Irlends. and California. Alter hUdeatn in an automooue acciaent rrieaman saia sht marr'ed Frank Pleczarka.

8 v'0 dubious riiow Navy seaman. Jun 3 llMI. at Long Plr" Beach Cal A parade of over 100 automobiles Afte'r a dlvOrc from Piecsarka. mod through Monument circle In Indianapolis, blaring their horns rled Kenneth Baraer also a Navy ln crowa' on seaman, In Key West, Fla and that ln June 1943 without terminating the marriage to Barger, she wed Ernest Andrew Johnson, honorably dlschargtd Army sergeant, at River head. Friedman said she continued to receive allotment check, from Ptec aarka Bargei while lhlng as Johnson's wife ln Central Falls but fixed the time an hour later.

Monitor, throughout the world however, remained alert In night club, at Albuquerque, I for direct word from the Tokyo radio at any moment patrons dumped tables over' TV. 1.,.. .1 signed off at 1:50 am, eastern war time, and was preceded by a "flash" warning. The War Today CONTINirO IROM TACK OM I' sr p. ll A Knowland ftamedl California Senator LOS ANOELES (API Oovernor JErl Warren today reported the ap polntment of Major William Know land.land.

Republican, former state Senator, ai successor to U. S. Sen tor Hlrsm Johnson, who died last week But He SMILES, Now vtM ffu. Cm am formula uwj 4Ktnr ddltinctivelv at noted Thornton. A Minor CllnlC 0urpria.af QUICK pailLatlv relief of Itrh, aorenea Help often and tend to vhrlntt swell Us Get mba Thornton Minora Rectal Ointment or Thornton A Minor RtctaJ Suppnaltoriea.

If pot el i fated with Ihla POCTORS' wa. low coat reiunded. At all food drbf ttores everywhere tn rqufhkecpti. at Ufttta and Vthelan a Pr automobiles as the car. rolled through downtown streets, tooting a welcome to the victory reports The Jubilation spread far beyond the United States Manila was reported going wild' with Amr Icsns and Filipinos flinging tons of Japanese currency Into the air Honolulu literally lighted up at the news In a colorful demonstration that Included searchlights, tracer locket, and flares At Victoria an out of hand crowd of several thousand Chilian, and.

sallois hurled rocks through the front window, of a liquor store snd had to be dispersed by police But while celebration, proceeded Aussies.Wage Own Campaign MELBOURNE 4APi Aux trnllnn airmen on Bougainville have been carrying on their cub surrfntJer CAmpaifn slucc the first Japanese offer to quit as dlacloAed the Army depaitmrnl here reported An Australian Beaufotl bomber with the woidi. Japan Mirrenrirrs pnintrd on the bottom ha been fixing o.er over all known and Mtvprcied positions of the 12 000 JapflhcM on the Wanr. shooting ver lights to attract attention Other bombers have been following up with a iPRflet baiiage rirst peate pi opoaL, ei heard some of the Australian troops Willie rrpuLslng an nttark of raiding panes' along the Buhv (soad on Bougatnulle Island Wh doefcn someone tell these that 'he wai i er' shouted a signaller as bullets whl zv rd tlnot(th the liees Tlie Arm depailmrnt ws stifled tv a lepoi I hl Ihe Japanese theie had suiitndripd latest ofndal ifpojU indUar4 the Japanese had launt hed a Ssl II 4Mow fast MM! i pin PAIN HUMrHKU 44 A neufalaV and hinikinaImeMruil jsATliF ACTION CUAftAU 1 ummoirntvma9.rtiiiom; tint only dlracvrd. All druiiiMi. HUMPHREYS simpla Haodach Neuralgic A "Period WotJuntMMbjre dient butafiCl 4 ENTIFICALLY BAINCEI lor nulla for raUcvioa aunptebswdachea.

Uilutrt vt ftnt indtinH forilfflMtiWjrtirt eery Industry Mch could be utilized fof tturDoses of war She Is to auffer the Indlgrlty of having herlgaly at manv other points Pacific sacrea isianjjj occupied ay a me a Eflw vu m. Yff I troops, and of being under Allied the American naval forces would IU lirannCnn military rule. i not accept anr Japanese broadcasts I IX VIUIIUJUII It la a terrific punLshmenffor authentic and would lecogntzr lf Japan And one wonders whether onlv an official dispatch from Wash AfTIVPt WniinflPfl the peculiar Japanese code of honor ingion as notice oi me rnu mc vmimwm may not reault In some shocking wr CHARUTON APi 'face aavlng saclficea after capltu I 'e renter ui rnuaoripnia imiwi IfUtfrun, Keri)l RHevett a laUon haa oeen made effeclKe dcser'ed when tne Jap peace report of prMident Theodoie Through time immemorial It has i broke qulrkl, flooded with mining R()OWflt WHH one ot tne 44 been the practice of the Japanese to throngs of soldieia aallors alid cl. tnd woun(jP(j no arrived here to commlt hara kiri to wipe out stain Mans Thousands paraded around doy nn liie Army hospital ship Al upon nonor we rate seen innumer "M11 Me uu gonqutn fiorn Naplei able cajsea ln the pesent war Will high mlllury and uaal offi cers, and members of gdrernment 'streets to the raucous music of auto horns Youno. Itoosevell a son.

of the 'particularly vicious attack on the Aussie Third dU tsion on Bougainville Mondaj Jn fitw Oulnca. Uie acu ported the fiont geneiallv quieter and the Sixth division hold log all ground alieady won Despite the possible Imminent ressalion of hostilities Austral Ian Air fore ex on Borneo hae been maintain! ig their offensive against the Japanese A formation uf Mosquito Hiade a 1 400 mile sweep over the South China sen fl tng within UO inileA of Singapore for the faithevt west peuetia lion of Australian ultciaft Theie still ai an esJimated 71000 Japanese troop In the Soutliwest Pacifli sas the Apus tialian aimv IliiKe 0111 pounds ate being coii' Ufcuted In Southwest Pm lft batllivoi.es Ausiialiau oftheis ixpttt niHilVeiHinv ti(top will column Mil. U'i and th it responsible lapanrse ennssurie will be nerpssiiv 10 hflp 10111 niiinlc ate sui irndei tenu ver haltv to isolated gioup.H July Welfare Cosls Total $34,669 Otand total cimiiiittinei.tj. of the Poughkerpsje Board of Public Wel faie for Jul amounted to $34 609 07 01 1.3 6 68 more than the total public assistance bill of 34 312J9 for Jul of IhsI eat The Japanese also had the knowl edge that the worlds inigtUlest naval force (he Thud fleet with a British, carrier ta.sk force was idling close off the home ahores after air strikes on the Toko are Mondav Tlie enemv had attempted to reach the fleet with a belated air at'ack Admiral Nlmltr reported, but 21 of the attacking planes were shot down and none got near the ships in preparing a general ntate ment on reconversion policy. Ihia atatemenl will net the pare for an expected flurrv of other pro noun re menU from federal agrnrlea otVJHVeir own role Dr.

Oeorge Taylor, chairman oilhe War labor board, said he thinks them will be "bo rah nf atrlkes after victory over Japan 3, Officials acquainted with the subject said waga control might be eased somewhat In the near future but that no radical revision of Ihe Utile Steel wage formula li llkelv They aald employer and workers might be allowed tn negotiate wage Increases In rase where the adjustments wouldn't lead to prh rises The Utile Steel formula holds basic wage rates tn 15 percent above January. 1941. levels. 4 War, agencies continued tn relax restrirlions a little at a tlme 1 sed truck tires were removed from rationing So were passenger car tires made from reclaimed rubber And an were moccasin type house slippers, even though they may have light leather soles. Talor voiced his strike predic Flannery Favors Probation Aide Crestlon of the position o( awist 'ant probation officer proposed to uie Mourn or auperwsor, esterdiy.

is nrrrssan biaiise ol the olumi of aotk tn Children irrnrt rnmii also and Children Court Judite Flannery saia i(xia Provided the board spprose, thl nr ulion of Ihe position of assistant probation ofrlier at a salary of (3 400 lo $2(100 prr tea" sn awls'snt mil be appo tiled Anne Plan Chll dim rcrtirt prooslion offlrer. Jude Flannery said The oik In Children', court neer Iris up Flannery said and he added that there mort than Mis, Piatt ran handle alone" Under 'he preseni setup provision Is made for a pari time asslsttnl probation orllrer for Children'! court st alar of 800 Hoarier the "uunty has not been successful In keeping the position filled at tht ular) allowed Jude Flsnnerv said thl aU Service tonimlssion sav til be sskel to hold an exainli atloti to establish sn eligiDle list of applicants If the Board o' Suierisors spprote thl resolution cieatlng 'he K)hlUon BIRTHS Mr and Mis Maurlie Hirvey, Yates avenue are the parents of son boin Suudsy st Vassar hospltsL Mr and Mrs Walter Wotlirii, 'SI South White street sre the psr ents of a daughter boin Sunday st Vasiat hospital Meanwhile the AmerkarV and I 'or oicea nis srrne preaic Mr and Mrs Delmar Rogers. Do nt nuns 111 iut uiiri view uiirr a visu 10 ver riains. are me Darenrs 01 a ain the rWhK(F House esterday Sajlng born Sunday al Vassar hospital "It took a big nation of big people I to accomplish what have In this I Mr and Mra Louis Blrrce, 111 ar." Uie'WLB chairman added 1 rSouib, avenue, are lte. pareou ot a can think that will change over born Sunday at Vsstsr night i hoispllsl "Tlieie probably will be some I strikes There probably ill be Mr and Mr.

Jame, Phillips Biltlsh er airnen knocked out 117 parited Japaase planes and struck g.ound Instillations jjstout blow desplt bad. rainy weather on Monday On Sundav nlnhi II carriers and des' rovers shelled Japans Ku llle Island, Ro far has been disclosed the todav Onslaughts Continue After foil da lavoft while Ihe Japanese weie making surrender fleet was rot In anion answhere "orders who think their union Salt Point are the parents of la M.fanl naf 1.. 1 1Taaa in ui in. iiiirniiiiEU ui i iiiir nil" U.U(llirr DSJI II JfM.CIUSy bsbsm pfover who thinks lie ha, an un hospital. bearable problem but I am conll I dent tlr" r111 be nu wave or rash I Mr and Mrs Joscnh MrKeovrnr overture, Oenersl 8pa.tr sent hi, of avenuev.

Beacon are 11m Stiatrgli An foices out on hcav's, n'' lnnor leader asking that he patents of a son born )eterd al onlaughts which his headquarters Have thLs view Vassal hosplUI aid stalled a noon snd still were I FM1 "hout the w.r lo keep under wiiv four houi later m'n on Inere will be strong Mr snd Mrs Francis Mulrsav At 3 58 Ciuam time the Nnvr liead off stnkes Tliev are Union street, are the pairnt, of radio hen r. slice over Ihe Guam "anagemeni, desrre to make a son boin yesterday at Vawar hos radioa pkkup of th Uomel agenrv 1 to peacetime pro pllal Iokvo buadca, sat ing Japan ai without (illffUtlllles and the teptante of the Potsdam ultimatum, olk" llold Mr and Mis Joseph Ooth was foitluomlng 1 1" loosening labor maiket Woodlawn avrnue aie Ihe parents By that lime StialegU. Air foicel Ainplifjmg llieii pieUiUlons con of a son born yesterday at Vassar lieadq.uaiies had dlsi lovd cmllllK nilemplovment. the gov hosplial thai at least ,30 Rupei Fuiliease. I ioiioinlsl.

newuled this from the M.rlnna and 176 flghier Mi mid Mrs Milton Haven 11 planes fruiu 'wo had partiilpated In Within lu montlis aiter Vl duv Moiiigumeiv street aieshn parenu altatks on southern Havushu 1000000 munitions woikers will lo.e of a son boin jeoteiday at Vssssr I Ihelr Jobs mils rstlmstcd last hofpltal I week t.y W.r Manpower commission nTlVm mkln officials Gunner's Mste Second snd, nisjumurn enort Ma of (. WQn Arthur Champion of 17 Conl and V'f I cd because they wont lln Micet the parents of a so Se bombs each looking for other jobs Also many boin today at St Francis hospital, vast vtiiri jwui i On the other hand, when 5 000 lAt this average at least 8fU Su nar Plirleanai nimnl Vsi. ton, of bomb r.ther" than th. 430 'Kn fr a i a. 7 er out too, because of $ec he ondary effect," For example peo Ihe siope o.

the attack was greater fi, ttiisv.sib s.i isDinuiiiiiii jiisa.1 sale eloped plants X)n top of the armed fortes Mr and Mrs John Franols Car roll II) Zlegler avenue, aie the par ents of a son born today at at els hot.pllal than vet announced I So eager were the airmen lo get in theli last few lick, at the Japan ese that the total number of planes rns Mal), nermlt Roonrveli wss awload for Julv wis 778 participating kept incieaslng right Mavor BernarJ SaMuel of Phlla i for hrr.k i. snf 6" 7 less lliau tin load of J5 toi im to takeoff times as iroalii Immolate themselves on the altar delphla said ne was going back to i ailident near Nsples toi responding month of list inoie and moie planes were ruslied oi'nonor in mu ianion7 wue a ouuiai in jn junP tt.rr davs after he had iron inino to completion, merenavee.tr been suggestions eoration is io oe neio Drfn (oinmis.sloned a second lieu I "lr mire thst ihe Mlkaao. rifmself might abide enre hall sftei Washington an tenant In Army Intelligence He had eie 91 child welfare eves ,0 undei by this code and do away with him nounces that ihe war Is over previously served monllis ss an alegor of aid lo deprndt nt aelf Northampton county historic old miifd man Hu home Is In Wash I'lW'en M8 lecelvlng old age as I'm not suggesting that these llbeilv Bell rang out the report al ltances and 14 aid to the blind things will happen but only tall Easton and echoedln a 'snd other Ihe net tost to the cltv for public attention to the possibilities in this notsv puohc re'cption of the pre a iv iLsteuing to radio lepXnTs assistance dining lust month was great drama sumed victory iiKiTMrin li had hrnadi ist Him J14 3BH04 acceptance of the allied sun ruder I txjH ne of tlie vallou, duisions 0 Hlroalilma. which ws, B0 Iwo demand Lul the general leattion was tot Julv weir lu.ni.iir.ief .353164 Pet em destioved by the first atomic Otln Hollywood Star Patient Escapes From Matteawan ISpcei rutblirvpii Via larharl BEACON brarth was under wav today throughout the county foi Peter Gejkowskl 14 Matteawan Slate hospltsl palirut who 'fled fiom the histltutlon grounds yesterday sf ternoon Teletype alarms described the flloltive ftie I filnr Ini hafl tail wearing blue denim' and black shoes! lai cue iiuiLuuiion loaav ll was rrm fberkowslcl was working It the field Mgnjr smaller New Jersey com when lie fled Oerkowskl wsb committed to the Inatlfutlon (or crlmlnialty Insane from Saratoga county where a third degree assault charge peudintr against him He not considered I djLBgerou. It a aald.

Ctmfetll and aiiredded nespapera showered Spjkane Wash as Impatient citizens nooped ll up In ei pecla'tun of an earh Japanese off. rial auner.der snnowncement Eager listeners' congrcg lied around automobiles Uh radtos Men and Komi In biarre hast 11) designed tJostumes lode along Broad si i eel 1.1 New astride nuio hods and fenders Hoina blatled and shouting ringing crowds dumped, over garbage cans and raffle signs In a veritable Halloween spree A victor" parade formed In Long branch. will step up their discharge Veler an will be pouring back on the scene It will take some time for motst war plants to get ready foi pate time production Although manv civilian Jobs are open the released war workers are not alwa.i In the right place to take them, and trans poitallon troubles wont clear up right away munlUes hailed tj.e reported surren der bv sountUnf their auto horns as they drove to woik The telephone company ln Newark reported Its operators sveamed by calls The Lo Angeles celebration look on fresh Impetus early today as two lo wait for an orlUlal announce nuii irimbiiisable items $47144 ment ehlld welfare 5 897 31) aid lo rir Ihb, tPni like it rrtnarked p. ml. irt ihllditn 59H 8j old ae Roo.seev but Vm going wait a $17 310JJ.

blino1, $812 01 admlnK few hours until Pie.idfnt Truman nation $4 2J7 43 sas Its so Then lm going to Jump out ot bed and dame with the nearest nuise Ihe pal unts from the Algonquin were taken to Starke General hospital neat here Franchise Tax (ONTIStrtl IROM rAGK ONE kill 73 Hyde Park. 18 33 North Last $32 74 Red Hook. 14 43 (193 li, Washington, ITrvolanel a tlsiA ViAl sA 1 I custom of uubllc esecutlon about i JTJS'" ner' laaa '16 91 I Payments to villages were Miller' large downtown hotels reported big crowds screaming anr) whistling as they surged around the lobbies Hollywood police reported thst over toil 126 31 Red Hook. 13 29. Rhine beck $00 Wapplngers falls, $347 97 Tlie money received goe.

Into, meager Oreatest Super Fortresses strike of the wsr was on Aug 1 2 by 820 planes obaeivlug Army Air forces clay Todav attacks began with a slilke agalut the Mailfu railway vhius on Honshu shortly aftei noon These yauls aie only 14 miles south. I Mustsngs and Thunderbolts from swept over Osaka all fields i rtuhlers esrni teH the bomb dropped on Japan I Iwakunl had beerkwamrd by a Taxi rts Added lraflet raid on Aug 5 hint it waa on As tlie. upoiis came trickling In Ihe Super Tori less death list" thfi taigels weie added lo the list i Kallwav shops near Iwakuna Just outh of Hiroshima shipping off Kure naval base Ihe great Hlkarl naval aisinal near Tokuyama and, Ihe Osaka armv arseubl Japans laigest In addition, halbor mlnlng 17ie bombing, at altitudes Irom 15 000 to 20 tXHWeet In clear weather, was described as having "considerable effect' by pilots making their preliminary reports radio while still over the targets No tighter opposition has been repotted" and anti sliciaft fire was lo a truckioad ol paper caVons governments decide. .1 i a ui uBii tiuui uriuie iiic uvii.1 raid and fbr 20 minutes afterward. from lost of BIOODIROH? atrlsr Woman) If jou loa.

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