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MS Gale 1 1, THE PATERSON MORNING CALL, TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1945 Entered As 2nd Clan Matter In r. Pateraon, N. Act of Mar. 8, 187 PRICE POUR CENTS Daily Except I Sunday 83 Church Pale no N. J.

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a a -i a i aaa.aiaaaa a a a Va VrUUiAiUU 1 i I I 7 I 1 4 -'-ice iv a a gc- .1 A -tab i i i "-'n vy i ii i i iv 1 i 1 Harry S- Truman Dwight D. Eisenhower By.IT. MOBLEY Washington, May 7 (AP) President Truman London; May unconditionally the Allies today, completing the victory nhase of the. Second World War the most made arrangements tonight; to make a radio address presumablvl I if at 9 A.JVL (Eastern War Time tomorrow, I I 1 to. proclaim the victory over Germany which is devastating in history.

Prime Minister Churchill will proclaim the his- toric conquest at .9 A. M. (Eastern War Time) tomor row from 10 Downing street: and simultaneous announcements are expected from President Truman in Washington ank Premier Marshal Stalin in Mos cow. already known to be worn 5 A Big Three agreement Eput off the formal an nouncement of V-E Day until it can be proclaimed simultanebusly by the ma jw- Allies-Britain, Russia and the United States, I While the capital greeted news of final Nazi surrender calmly as just another battle won the biggest yet but not the last the President stuck meticulously to the Big Three announcement agree-ment that it was never sai in so many words that it is a V-E Day speech he wflllmake. I Asked if that will befits nature, Jonathan Daniels, White House press secretary, told newsmen: Churchill then will report directly to Commons 7 and ask for adiou nment to Westminster Abbey for a i i service of thanksgiving.

Ihe statement speaks for itself. The whereabouts of such war criminals as Himmler, Goering, even Hitler himself although he had been reported dead, were unknown jorif they -were: known' they had hot been of ficially announced. Germany's formal capitulation came at 2:41 A. M. (French Time) in the big Reims red schoolhouse, headquarters of General Eisenhower, supreme commander of the Allies in the West.

The crowning triumph came just five years, eight He referred to a brie announcement given newsmen just after 6 o'clock this evening at the White House where many of them had been waitiftg aMHIay for official announcement of the final victory (Please Turn to Pagg 21 CoL 7) 8 (please Turn to Pae 28 Col. 5).