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The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • 16

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The Fresno Beei
Location:
Fresno, California
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16
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tween the freed prisoners and the' re- Cl 8th Army rescue teams find have jendTR OIVB1 9 ajar THE FRESNO BEE Shanghai Enemy jSelf Freed Yanks 16 Bombing Was Chiefs Permanent Rank Sunday Snpt 16 1WI who now rammiiitom as five star general and admirals Tha bill affects Generals of tha Army George Marshall Douglas MarArthcr Dwight Elsenhower and Henry II Arnold and Fleet Ad mil all William Ieahv Ernest King and Chester Nimlt Yields Weapons Rule In Osaka WASHINGTON Sept 15 The senate has passed and sent to the house legislation making pe manenl the rank of the seven men Starving Japan set up a temporary headquarters They commandeered the best hotel and its rooms and requisitioned trucks and automobiles from civil police It Is estimated there still are between 40011 and 5000 Allied prisoners of war in the Osaka system of prisons The Ml Troop Carrier Wing of the 5th Air Force has assumed the "atlr all IB nil VI IT IRI Rallinini HIP Hr SPENCER DAVIS OSAKA (Japan) Sept Delayed i This second greatest city of Japan with a population of tllj HI SHANGHAI Sept WBAn estimated 250000 Japanese troops in China's outlying areas are turning In their weapons today but 000000 tons) short of the £4000000! knku estimated requirement for' next year Asano said no major Industrialist supported the militarists in precipitating the war American air power reduced production of such industries as steel and aluminum by 30 per rent Kail-roads and other communications were paralyzed through lark of replacement equipment A factor" in reduced Industrial output was the fart thousand of workers streaked to the rountry to avoid bombing! and failed to Return to fartortea Alirhfro Fujiyama president of the Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Japan told the Associated Pres war conditions had raised the status of labor and industrialists now are ready to admit responsible unions have a right to more than 1000000 has been vlMentlre task of evacuating 111 or In Warren Asks Service To Free Police Firemen SACHAMKNTO Sept 15-U Goternor Earl Warren today announced he la urging federal official a arrange the Immediate release from military service of men who previously were member! of police or fire departments In letter to Navy Secretary Jamci Forreital and War Secretary Henry Stlminn Warren aald the law enforcement and fire service of the atafe are seriously depleted of well trained essentia personnel tually taken over by a handful of fully armed Nipponese soldiers TOKIO Sept 13 U) Japan was beaten to her knees before surrender by the American in vaslon" which virtually paralyzed industry and so completely blockaded the Islands that 7000000 Japanese (IB per een of the population) probably would have starved to death if the war had continued another year This wa reported by seven prominent industrialists at a press conference yesterday A I jured prisoners of war able to travel by air Six thousand already have left Tokln'q Atsugl Airport for Okinawa enroute to Manila for processing Twelve newly liberated prisoners of war are missing after a B24 self liberated American prisoners nf war who are now awaiting the arrival nf General Walter 6th Army forces nf occupation Onre the industrial metropolis of the Japanese empire OMka has 1 been heavily hit by Surer Fortress jhom her carrying them from hnmh strikes (nawa to Manila rrashed Into the More than half of the city a 72 iea near Formosa They said American air raida de-jorcnnj7e n(j bargain for Improved rided the outcome nf the war and condition! that Japan was defeated before Five crewmen and eight other prisoners on the bomber were rescued by a naval vessel Add Years Of Life To Your Roof With till roam streets General Hsiao Yu-Shu chief of staff to commander In chief General Ho Yin-Chin an nounced in Narking his units are busy disarming all small Japanese garrison which were bypassed In the earlier rush to key It lea and nerve centers Disarmament of former invaders apparently is delayed until the Chinese can take over enough warehouses to handle the captured epulpment Observers bslleve total dismantling of Japanese forces all over Chins will require three months with Chinese troops being flown Advertisement square miles has been reduced In rubble with hundreds of chimneys standing like scarecrows over bast fields of ruination Easily one third of the population Is homeless and casualty records which are admittedly incomplete have risen above 100000 dead and Injured American prisoners of war who Eisenhower Pledges Big Yule Release The Cost PREMIER Shingle Stain the first atomic bomb was dropped Only the militarists and Industrialists however knew they had been beaten The former wouldn't admit It and Industrialist! wera too cowardly to apeak out Ryozo Asano president of the Japan Steel Tube Company Limited with noda of agreement from the others disclosed mines strewn by Super Forts were highly successful in the hlorkade He said Let Us Pay Your Funeral Bills are eagerly awaiting evacuation to the port of Yokohama began drifting Into Osaka from 10 to 132 prison camps In this area after Ja-ipan formally surrendered PARIS Sept General Eisenhower said today the aoldlers' dream of by Christmas will come trui this year for the great Fremlor Shingle Stain is a quality product that will not only make your home more hut will add year of life to Ita roof ship losses in June and July IMS majority of GI's in the European proportionately were one vessel theater of operations An Amerlran field artilleryman a divfhomher pilot from Bataan and a marine from the old 4th Marine Regiment taken on Corregidnr attempted to provide liaison he- Regarding funerals in a lemible fight people now know that knowledge of prices is perfectly proper Such is the policy of the Tinkler Mission Chapel for funerals of beauty and dignity In a word the modern service of the Tinkler Mission Chapel is moderate in cost Premier Shingle Stain I applied as It rnmea In the an amateur ran do tha Job 40 i tea I or Brewa Gallon SO fl Per Gallon mu I All are eligible to apply for membership In The Homesteader a ftva million dollar SB year old Fraternal l(tl Reserve Association licensed to do business In SO state In time of need your contract provide rash to pay your funeral bills Vet you spay only i small amount monthly One man paid In only 82BB but $400 rash covering all hit funeral expenses was paid by The Homesteaders Select your own mortuary MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY Homesteader Ilfo Association -815 Sth St Im Angeles Department FB Rend mo FREE Information how ran become a member of The Homesteader sunk by submarines to six by linmhlng and 12 by mines The mines strewn in the Inland Sea and off Korea and north China finally severed Japan'i contact with the continent Resultant shortages of coal oil salt and food contributed to paralyzing of induatry so completely Industrialists Indirectly informed the mllltsrists shortly before the surrender Industry could not continue They said official rationing has been half of normal diet since July 1915 and toad still is a major problem Thy estimated food production within the home islands will he approxlmstelv 12000 nnn knku (2r DC I GALLON CANS Into eastern China by American planes to hasten the process Meanwhile American British and other foreign Interests still are virtually at a standstill awaiting clarification of the confused currency and legal tangles which developed after the liberation of this great port city Most of the foreign businessmen still live In internment camps due to the requirement they must be financially solvent before leaving With the foreign funds frozen and foreign banks closed theymave no way of getting tbs necessary cash A British prisoner of war liaison team flown from the carrier Colossus is here arranging for the repatriation of liberated British The liner Empress of Australia which evacuated Hongkong internees is 'expected to reach Shanghai shortly to take the first British away We Can Now Give You RADIO SERVICE Within 24 Hours BEHLEN Recording Studio 3 TINKLER MISSION CHAPEL In a statement intended to lighten the burden of army postal units the general predicted only 700000 of the 3100000 troopa In KTO would be left there by New Year! Day "We are exerting every effort to get the greatest number of soldiers home or on their way home by Christina!" he said urging families to bold up Christmas parcels it appears the aoldlers will be on their way home by year approximately 30000-000 an average of 12 per man were handled In the Chrwt-mas mails In this theater" hia statement said that mall to Europe was a comparatively simple matter Getting it following the trail of a redeployed soldier will be a complicated task requiring the service of thousands of army postal troops who also wont to gt home" Eisenhower noted that the num-he- of army postal units is expected to drop from 285 to 127 by December 25lh HELPFUL PAINTING SERVICE at Balmont 3-2101 Warren C- Tinkler Sole Owner ttMIMMMMIttMBMIIMM 110 TUOLUMNI STRUT Phone 4-4248 Opea 10 fe I UOCLUOY TTAINTMAN Name Addrena City USE 666 1311 Van Nan COLD PREPARATIONS II TKXOLITI DISTRIBUTORS Phase 27322 Llqaid Tablets Salve Nose Drops Use Oaly As Directed Dry Wine Grape Men Seek $102 Ton Price We Are Now Taking A Limited Number of SAN FRANCISCO Sept 15 (UB The California Central Coast Counties Dry Wine Grape Growers Association announced today that a basic minimum price of 1102 a ton would he asked by growers for dry wine grapes grown in the non Irrigated producing sectiona of California The association comprised of growers from Mendocino Sonoma Santa Clara and San Benito Counties said the figure represented the approximate cost of production only and was arrived at to permit members to share in the rollback of wine prices which becomes effective December 31st PORTRAITS Make Your Appointment Early SMITH PHOTO SERVICE 312 BLACKSTONE PHONE 2-7757 Butler Rigid Frame Utility Warehouse Building PREFABRICATED EASY TO ERECT NO PRIORITIES YOU Can Buy One of These Buildings Now This type of building was being built for the military in large numbers There are some left be disposed of to civilian trade We have purchased a large number of those buildings and have them for sale They are NEW and will be snipped direct from the fartory to the buyer Over inn of them have already hern sold They are very adaptable Bakersfield District farmers and businessmen have ordered to date 45 of these buildings Over 100 have been sold In California The building I constructed 40 fertwide and the standard length is W0 feet but it ran be longer nr shorter by multiplies nf 20 feet All roof beams perlins etc are cut to erect 20 long bays This makes them easy to lift into plare and fasten together with bolts rods gussets etc No posts are in the Interior of the structure The height is 14 feet on the sides and 2n feet at the ridge NEW MOBILGAS SPECIAL- Gives You all the POWER Your Car Can Use The very best of heavy galvanized Iron is supplied for complete covering of roof sidewalls and two ends USE A CREDIT CARD Large sliding rionn on trerka are built Into earh end Four window are in earh end and one air louvre In each end The buildings are built In comply with the most rigid Military Engineering Specifications and were found to be well suited to conditions where the wind and weather were much harder on a building than they are hereabouts The Ivit of All li the Low Prlc Which It Approiimotoly Credit cords ore bock your convenience and protection Mobilgat credit cards are good oil over the United wherever you see the Sign of the Flying 'Red Horse Apply through your Mobilgat Dealer today Only with tho remarkable now Mobil gat Special and Mobilgat can you get 'Flying Horsepower These favorite new gatolinet contain tho tame power ingredient! that have gone into war-fomout tuper 100-octane aviotion gasoline Drive in today at the sign of tho Flying Red Horse Toll your friendly Independ ent Mobilgat Dealer to fill 'er up with new Mobilgat Special or then drive away on wings You'll gets New instant engine response at all speeds under every driving condition New flashing getgway New speedy pickup New power on hills One Dollar ($1 Per Square Foot FOB Cart Your Depot If Jh building is Gll'D fret long by 14 feet high it contains 4ui square feet sells hers for S4000 4 nocked down If It Is feet Shorter ijedurt S4J5 or for each additumal 3) fret add JM1' So thjt building 40 feet wtd and W) fret long would eot laid down here S6W) or about SO cents per square foot for the Bnnn square fret it would rontatn IISJSN IN HOLLYWOOD PREVIEW I STATIONS INFORMATION PLEASE STATIONS Is klt vlciaily tkrea bsildiags are gala JopM far fACTOSlIV MACHINE SHOP! SHIPS TIM WAIIHOUSIS CAB STOAA( OH PBlllfB SUmilS HAT BAIN and TOOL TUESDAY NIGHTS MONDAY NIGHTS 730 PWT 630 PWT IT0BA6I LAMBINO SHIPS HABtflSTIR sad TRACTOR STORAOE Dncri and ran rut ilmort anv plare in building stda or ends Skylights can bs put in ths roof or light and air monitor built on top SOLD BY LIVINGSTON COMPANY Fretne Office i BOS Mete Bldg Phone 3-1162 Ask for Wire liiry fnr building nidetnd nmv can pmliaMr mada in rmv N'lvamhur hut nidrra are rnming In rapidly and Inn tim at delivery will gal farther away and stop when tha cutbark stork is uaq up at th fartory hare bnn wanting a building which wmild imt burn or him down You can gat on if you acf piomptly.

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