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Ann Arbor News, July 19, 1943
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JAP SUBMARINE DRAWS LARGE CROWDS: Curbs and sidewalks along the parade route were well crowded Saturday afternoon as thousands of Ann Arborites turned out for a firsthand glimpse of the two-man Japanese submarine captured at Pearl Harbor. A lot of youngsters, afoot and on bicycles, followed the sub along its route. The sub visited Ann Arbor on its nationwide War Bond tour, being stationed opposite the courthouse for display purposes after the parade. Although originally scheduled to leave for Adrian at 10 o'clock, it stayed over night, leaving yesterday morning. For the parade the submarine was tilted somewhat on its side, as shown in the above picture, so as to provide clearance for the conning tower under wires.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 19, 1943
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CAMPUS SOLDIERS ESCORT JAP SUBMARINE: Two crack drill outfits from the 3651st Army service unit stationed on the University campus escorted the Jap submarine on its tour of Ann Arbor Saturday, along with the band from the Air Forces weather school. The drill platoons, from Companies A and C, thrilled the crowds with their trick marching, sometimes part of the men marching in different directions and crossways of the street. The company A platoon is shown above.