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They Keep Rghting BUY WAR BONDS You Keep Buying J) Final Edition Today's Latest News mm CENTRAL ILLINOIS' HOMEli NEWSPAPER SINCE 99TH YEAR. NO. 127. UP) ASSOCIATED PRESS BLO OMINGTON, ILLINOIS, MONDAY, MAY 7, 1945. TWELVE PAGES.

CTtrrro rusi SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS mm mm SHAEF Cuts We Quit German Radio; Ask Explanation In Poles' Arrest AP's Filing Privileges der AP Reports Surren auis.u.r Allied supreme LOTS WILL SELL LIKE CYANIDE headquarters announced Monday An gl o-Am rica Want Reds to Give Evidence that the filing facilities of the Associated Press had been suspended throughout the entire Eur TRUMAN WAITING FOR SAN FRANCISCO (JP) The No Official Announcement By Big Three Leaders Yet opean theater of operations. Earlier an announcement was made that the AP's filing privileges at SHAEF had been suspended. RALEIGH, N. C. (JP) Victory News Held Up by Mechanics? United States and Britain were reported by United Nations conference officials Monday to have demanded of Russia that she sup LONDON AND MOSCOW WITH AMERICAN DIVISION ON CEBU ISLAND.

(JP) Sign over an American foxhole under sniper fire in Cebu hills: "Filipino housing administration. "Lots for sale "Neighbors noisy, like to visit nights, "Beautiful view, clean fresh air when the wind is right, "Inquire rear area." ply her evidence against the 16 arrested leaders of the Polish WASHINGTON, D. C. W) wncn uanicu was asKea aoou; nvnnv t. n.

t- Josephus Daniels, publisher of the News and Observer, protested to President Truman said Monday Underground. day will be observed as v-E day, est in nisiory, enaea jionoay with the unconditicnai lur- The aim is to break the latest President Truman Monday the reported suspension of Associated he said that he had nothing to render ot the once mighty wchnrucht. he had agreed with the London and Moscow governments that he Arrangements for making a big three deadlock over Poland Press' filing privileges from Paris, It is part of a strategy sidetrack simultaneous announcement ap would make no announcement on add to the presidents statement. Thc surrender to the western allies and Russia was dStcSenS 9V Eisenhower's headquarters at Reis, Frarce. peared to be holding up all official the surrender of enemy forces ing the polish row from the main line of the conference in order that the big three may try for news as to victory in Europe Mon "until a simultaneous announce -I have agreed with the Lon- omciai announcement Dy tne inrcc was tela day.

President Truman said in don and Moscow governments pending simultaneous action by ashmirton. Moscow asd Worn GIs Unexcited ment can be made by the three maximum unity in designing Washington, "I have agreed with governments that I will make no announce-London. Thc best information available in London Monday world organization for future the London and Moscow govern Until a simultaneous statement peace. ments that I will make no an render of Lhe rmv inlnighl i the announcement might not be made until can be made, he declared, "there nouncement with reference to the Tuesday afternoon. The goal is to shift the dispute to Washington, London and Mos is nothing I can or will say to Europe or elsewhere until a sim- Over War's Final End you." The president's statement, fultaneous statement carl be made surrender of the enemy forces in Europe or elsewhere until a simul cow getting from the Russians released by Press Secretary Jon In Waihir.ton cicrcphcte were made ready for a troaican t7 President Truman.

Pre full explanation of the arrests. by the three governments. Until then there is nothing I can or will taneous statement can be made by athan Daniels, was addressed to the three governments. Until then President Truman and Prime Churchill are reported to the press and radio say to you. cr Church.lL after a burr Lxt it there is nothing I can or will say BIGGER AND BIGGER, have intervened directly with to you." This statement did not 10 Downirs itrcet, west to tee Kins Gcorcc VL deny the surrender reDort It's All Over Now, Says Germany's Foreign Minister Both Physically, Emotionally Worn Out MORE AND MORE Marshal Stalin.

What About Japan? News of thc surrender carce la Meantime the British Foreign an Press rpatch froa office announced that Prime Min Russian Foreign Commissar Molotov is now slated to quit San Items at 8:35 a. m. CWT arxl im ister Churchill would make Early Celebration Calm in Illinois mediately set thc church bells tcll- Francisco for Moscow around mid broadcast at 8 a. m. (CWT) Tues ir.z Rome and eLwahcre.

week. So long as he is here, spec day and the ministry of in forma BY HAL BOYLE. In thc hour before tie r. ulation continues that Russia may ei've the conference a sensation by tion said that Britain will obscrv Tuesday as V-E day. DENVER.

(JP) OPA officials can't find a rule in the book to cover it. So the demand of an excited Denver citizen that his rent be reduced goes unsatisfied. "It's the bedbugs," he complained, "they're getting bigger and bigger arid more and more." WITH AMERICAN TROOPS IN from Reims. German TLrcairaM GERMANY. (Delayed.) (JP) LONDON.

A Reich cov- old thc German peoe'e that Grani making known her future plans toward Japan. The collapse of How News Developed. The victory over Germany finds I eminent broadest Monday mum-ins told thc beaten Germans their Here in a nutshell is how the German armies has stimulated Adm. Karl Doerutz hat crtiere-1 cap.tulaTuoa of all jhucz fcrces. and called of? U-boat warfare.

the average American soldier cur iously unexcited. surrender news had developed TRUMAN RESTS ON YACHT CRUISE this speculation. For any such mo I armies had surrendered, well ahead of reports from thc earlier Monday There is little exuberance, little Extra Police 1 Force on Duty In Chicago mentous move, either Stalin, or Molotov in his present situation At 7 a. m. (CWT) Ludwig Thc surrender t3c place at a f.lc red schoolhouic side, and called for a new Ger enthusiasm and almost none of Schwerin von Krosigk, Nazi for here, might serve as an an the whoop it up spirit with which many of jus'urc and l.b- thc headquarters of Gen.

XLsr. eign minister, announced over the councer. hundreds of thousands of men had crty' which uciulJ cek concili High Court OKs howcr. Tr.c surrender wh.cfi Flensburg radio that the Germans On the main line of conference latum and abide by international WASHINGTON. D.

W) President Truman took refuge from wartime cares Sunday in a cruise on the It-tomac river aboard the presidential yacht. the war in Euruoe to a had surrendered developments, word spread Mon law. fly AMortatr4 Sober rejoicing in Illinois Mon Then at 8:35 a. m. (CWT) Ed day that Stalin may have replied ir.e crun announcement wa' formal end after f.vc year, evh? months arl i.x days of tlo-i-shed ami dejtruct.on.

was ft-ed favorably to Molotov's request for looked forward to this event a year ago. It has been a long and bloody trail this 800 mile march from the beaches of Normandy in less than 11 months. It has drained much from the men who made it made by A dm. DocniU' fort-un day accompanied announcement of instructions on the review and Portal Pay ward Kennedy, chief of the Associated Press staff on the western front, sent out a story from Reims, Count Lud Sen the unconditional surrender of ior irmar.y ty CcL Cm. Guitar regional arrangements amend wcrin on j.rsiun2 -a Germany, with enthusiasm tern Is the new cf cf France, that "Germany had sur the leading mini-stcr of thc rcich" ments to the Dumbarton Oaks charter, which were left over pered by the realization America V-E in Britain cf the German army.

rendered unconditionally." The much from their bodies and lovfT the wave length UM-d for the must continue to work and fight story said the surrender document For Miners much from their spirit. They are last German rommuniqurs. thai rrifvc Brbelv It WOi for thc u-rrrr. was sitmed at 7:41 m. (CWTl to defcat Japan physically and emotionally tired.

of thc Flcn-sburg in Itrit.sh rhe destruction of the German occupied in Gen. Eisenhower's headquar- unicago anu ciownMatc cities tors. and towns, the early celebration AH.ot commjnd ty U. J.m Walter Sm.th. ch ef cf To Be Observed armies came more slowly in this "Wc end crarst hour of Corresnondents flocked to the was calm.

In Chicago. Chief John tur Gen. WASHINGTON, D. JP) war than in 1918 when the armistice burst with climactic sud- White House onlv to be told that Pendergast of the uniformed po- the German nation and its Reich, lit said. It was alx s.rr.cJ hr C.

The supreme court ruled MnnHav President Truman had no an- "ce caiica eoi oincers to me loop denness stunning the world with that bituminous coal miners are Hatred for Germany. nounccment on the surrender. irom outlying districts, anxious to Ivan Susloparoff for Ituu i by Gen. Franco. Scvex fcr France.

Tuesday from last Friday night's meeting of the big four. If this information proves correct, then a scheduled meeting of foreign ministers Monday could produce complete harmony on the changes which the big four want in the Dumbarton Oaks plan. Ask for Complete List. Secretary Stettinius told a news conference Saturday that Molotov had informed Stettinius and Eden that the Polish leaders had been arrested ona charge of "di-versionist "activities against the Red army." juj. ims umc tucie lids uccn a entitled to nortal tr rvnrtal TA prevent any semblance or the riot Germans were urged to "stand i I 1 "-i line 1 I i mis iniR Armitlipp rlnv ivnirn a-ii ui v-apimiouuiia anu suneii-igrouna wages loyally by thc oM.gatiurut vie A sour note came Later it was announcea mat su- caused moro than ooo.OOO down Murphy delivered the 11 I "'nvv have undertaken.

They were tIl German controlled rJ.a i ji miRi units mere was a town property kilUtl six IX)NIX)N. The Ilritish th.it an "atnv.sj.hcrc of hutx-U Europe naa maue no omciai an- celebrants, and in hired hundreds. gradual cessation of combat as UJ lslon-. German lines melted into nothing iln lle.a in. lraur.

A broadcast by Uic Cuvcrcxner.t ministry of information (Tnuny. Taverns Close Shop. nuuncemcni lur puuucaiioii unu that AP's cable facilities out, of nounced that Tuesday will be Amont thc minutcr's rtmtlud tttturvt in Lsnn-trn fall v-. Get- Concurred. Th ronrt nn Marh ueated as day.

mz words were: That nas prevented any mass hi 1011 i I aiiv minisiry saia oinciailTl -t k. feeling of exhilaration such as III 'J" re Europe had been canceled, pre- tome Ctucatfo taverns, previous-sumably because of the Kennedy 'y ordered to close for 24 hours as story. soon as the V-E day announce- Stettinius termed these men wwiuuiht: wiui ar- th tunrifn. l-o? th swept through the American army wages that is pay for the time 'prominent Polish Democratic The- AP. stuck bv its earlv an- ment came.

Dcgan snuuing tneir otiween mo mree principle. Wc aLso must recognize traveling and said Eden and he Lico. tv. i-. spent irom the mine leaders nouncement by claiming that the Mrs as sofm as the surrender ci.

me prime minisier Maw SlS the bas of all rtlat.om i va. loo wax. will asked Molotov for a complete list Tt hae opening to the actual working iu.i.e an omciai announce-l surrender was a fact but that offi- announcement was carried by the ment at 3 of those arrested and a "full ex-WMirB Piace ana duck again li. liiiuaa OOUDIC i. it from cial announcement was being held Associated ITcss.

In many down 1 vo 111 illll X.KJ LlHiin, summer time. (8 a. m- CVT man rotnmandcr in Drcawl. vakia did not recocmre rur-rendrr of Adm. ail would fichi cn unt.l h.

Torrc-i -hae Mvured free paaic fr Grrman troops out ct the roti-try. Hut the Prar-e rad.i announced the cf r.reilau, lor.z besleed ty PiiJi.ia forces. Thc BDC said tcTephcr.e were cn Whirrton and in order tix thc exact hjur piandiion ox mis aaion. to nonder over nroblems that vie nn. Th United Press.

Interna- slate cities taverns also were I 111IIVI IUIDUUUII In London Sunday night the torv in th wt hri 9 V. tional News Service and Reuters, closed, and churches threw open Respect for concluded treaties bitterly anti Soviet Polish govern- eminently thev are talking ovpt i ne announcement said that thc will be as sacred as thc aim of ou a. i i ii i I i the British news agency, merely their doors for all who wished to reported the German surrender express thanksgiving. Many Russ Still Lookina for prime minister "will broadcast at roeni exue aeciarea vnai its one thing: nation to belong to thc Europca p. m.

and his majesty, the king vice premier jan jansowsKi was "Will I be sent to thP Parifir' of broadcasts. Either they were un- piannea meetings Aionoay nigm able to cet stories of the actual Schools in most cities remained one of tnose arrested by the Rus- They have written the Euronean al will broadcast to thc peoples fami1 of nation, as a member the British empire and th com- wc YnV THw mon wealth at 9 p. m. Tuedav human moral and material f-rn as a member rren Diana, me cvtmrntiio cuou war Oil tnp nrnlr; in the armv surrender out of Reims, where open, but held appropriate class- Hitler's Bodv Kennedy was, or they considered room observances. -r.

nit ar.noum wrj in order to heal thc dreadfu said the group was in Russia- at ranks and the chief topic is what the invitation of a Russian officer outfits will be sent around the uritisn double summer time f2 the surrender report to be unrc- Chicago schools were requested Pies Ment Truman. ter and Premier Stal.n. for the purpose of discussing the world to finish cleaning iho liable. to hold special programs and as m. CWT.) 'In view of this fact." the an wounds which thc war has caused." Hope for Conciliation.

Vi 1 polish question. Japs. You can droo into anv front LONDON. (U.P.) Russian con Joy at thc r.CS at Xerrrrr semblies, but not to dismiss school. nouncement aid.

"tomorrow will The London Poles branded as line mess for rhnw onr? vnn auerors of Berlin still aKo srarrh only by thc real.ratir.n t-k 1 be a public holiday anil thc day complete fabrication the Rus- will hear comnarativelv littlo talk ine for material evidence to con- Reaction Downstair. Downstate reaction included: Decatur Little outward excite ian charge of "diversionary acts of Germany, the Russians, or the firm or disprove Nazi reports of aiier, weoncrday. will also be regarded as a holiday. 48 Hour Week to Be many caruali.es ids me roiei ejqiressea iij in me decline and fall of Adolf Hitler. Adon Hitler's deatn.

the Com SI ment, but all taverns closed and rear of the Red army." The interest centers almost com- munist organ Pravda said in Mos- Mt-i .1 I Catoalliec. churches opened for meditation pletely on which outfits will pock cow Monday ee Discharge All churches called special services up and leave for the far east, and Tacit Soviet admission that the atmosphere of haUcd which to- Tf rn1 the Eurcpcan ir-day surroumts Cermany all over rr Sreatct, Llood.ei and cmt-th u-rlH will piv al-t war In human histarr it has Relaxed for Monday night, and all social which will stay put and occupy mystery of Hitler had not been and business meetings were can For Most GIs Germany, and which lucky ones solved came as the Nazi radio at will hit the happy road that leads Prague said Propaganda Minister celed. Schools held observances Portugal Breaks Off With Reich spirit ot reconciliation a mens the claimed at Ieat 40.OOO.OC3 without which the world on i5 la killed, trocid- WASHINGTON, D. C. U.R) but did not close.

Prin. Lee Pigott to home. Joseph Goebbels. Nazi nartv chief Soon after V-E day the 48 hour of Decatur High school suggested cannot reccrver." na captured came ar.er 9 I Martin Knn-nann anH ntVitvt- ltor-. Overseas in '43 Krosigk ended by ain2 Lhat months and six day Hoi ico man officials died in the battle week will be suspended plant! at an observance, that all students and areas where the labor market write a serviceman and express Germany link herself to thc that overrpread the wictitvp-rnv t-.

rm Ifrrt th fSritfinn I arrorar.t armies invail has loosened up, it was learned thanks for the victory. irom tne war Manpower peru. Oelesbv with- I rrUDtf JUUdf I worH ii noiu.iuiu.l. LJ U.rj I i Military observers here believed! clvUization lo makc honest Po.ar.d Spt- 1. 1923.

becr.r.:rr tk Monday that m.t wk of peace a contribution 6ny tliat con-ulied the Monday that most soldiers who COmmiSSlOn. Klou. -mrl rhnrrh Iwllc crew lis recognition 01 theGer- demandins material evidence thnt which shall bo worth of thc best days. At the same time WML Will rhnrrh miri i. -L i L-uiMr'Tf i i went overseas before or durinr v.ll 1 -1 I i traditions of our nation.

May God I surrender ef the huh goverameni unay niSm U. Corp. Shickelgruber hasn't been and took custody of all German The House Food committee planned tnrnpfj intrt a vamtlir(1 Tannin luuauijr un, luiHiuis uii wuiKria Schools held special programs early 1943 stand a pretty good chance of being discharged after not leave us In our effort. May Platen remnants of his wiiu are numi 10 uieir presmi ik rccumH con-to begin its investigation into the heonov wrote in Pravda was announced by the He bless our difficult task." v-t. day.

mreatenea dibck market in sugar. A Berlin dispatch to the army OH I WIlfcL dUU lilAA 1UU3 Fulate. An announcement been lifted on women workers in I said the unairman Clinton t. Anaerson rfJari rj of caiH ties blew, some stores closed Thc historic news be can Tcreik- northern Indiana and other scattered areas throughout the coun- properties will be held until an (D, N. said the committee many leading Nazi war criminals, schools held programs and closed -xjaici cuiiiiiiisiiun or an i wuum acai susai cauci ta wcimia mnn qh wimKAv-e The real situation won't be known until the army's point system is made public.

Men will receive points based on length and type of service, wounds and medals and dependency. Those with with a Danish troadcajt that Norway had been surrendered uncord by its 2,500 Danish Collaborators A I -t i i i iv iii.uiutio vj. wit ai ill ether government that is lecog- A. Fitzgerald of the War Food headquarters staff had been found It is expected that within the Waukegan icnoois ana taverns iiiicru uy uie vuiea nations is set dumniiiLiai.iuii anu jusnud dcui- jn courtyard of the chancel next six months 1,500.000 -war closed, but there was little otner Tr.en the r.ew German fsrera up ju utrmany. narat oi tne ueparimeni oi gii- llerv 1 I i 1 11 j-.

I workers will be forced out of war outward excitement. the most points will be trr ones in oc irp ones minister, Luiwij Schwerin Yen Krosisk. announced the Ger- i. ne announcement said the ac- culture at a ciosea nearmg. upen hfH'auRp of cutbacks in war tion was taken because a central hearings, he said, would selected for dismif begin i "Sh' Arrested man pcor.

rhortly after 2 p. m. production programs. During the Criokkolc1 Rrtd same time WMC anticipates OtJOOeib UUUY government Germany no longer Tuesday. not essential to Japan.

(7 a. m. CWT) that -after almost existed. roies weeupy Wilhelmshaven CiT Vart nnfA k-a 000 war veterans will join the Here are a few clues to ruide COPENHAGEN. ftUS Danish "7il Reported Found Soong Arrives labor force.

CPs and their families in sizin patriots had arrested 2.500 col- V'M To meet this situation the Unit up tne situation as far as length laborators In two days of Kar, fZS.r: r.i -Ji 363,000 Prisoners For Ninth Army In Washington LONDON. (JP) Reuters in a ed States Employment service, LONTXN. (U.PJ Polish tank forces have occupied the German At thc start of dom and sooradic shootin still hu. 1 Moscow dispatch said Monday now operating under WMC, is ex 1943 there were about 1.500.000 manrcd Co-enharcns Lbcration panding its number of offices from I that it was reported without con- WASHINGTON, D. C.

(U.R) port of Wilhelmshaven, an Exchange Telegraph dispatch re 1.507 to 2.103 to meet the job firmation that the bodies of Gcr- soldiers overseas. Since the army Monday. expects there will be more than I In one violent incident a crowd I London Goes NTNTH ARMY. (U.P.) The U. S.

Chinese Foreign Minister T. V. ported Monday from Field Mar needs of returning servicemen and man propaganda minister Ninth army, including the Ameri- Soong arrived here Monday in a ,300.000 men discharged in a tried to tear apart a Nazi. There I The world waited Then shal Sir Bernard unemployed workers. 1 Goebbels and his family had been can 18th airborne corps, received private plane from the San Fran years time under the point sys- was citywide fighting Sunday at 8:35 a.

m. (CWT) came the headquarters. The dispatch said found in an air raid sneiter near German prisoners Satur- cisco security conference. tern, it seems reasonable to be- nizht when members of thc llirw A'VKiated Prein f.ah frcra P.e. s.

tne Datterea uerman cruiser Ro.Jvi the Reichstag building in Berlin Ready cay, it was disclosed Monday Attaches at Soong's office here Clergy ieve that most soldiers with over-1 (Nazi Danish police) fed on France, telling of thc sirn-rr at Koeln was sunk in the harbor One division reported the Ger-jsaid he was expected to return to seas experience who were in the 000 members of the Danish forces Gen. Eisenhower's headquarter ef The Eighth Air force had claimed CHICAGO. UP) With the Mmnict the sinking of the Koeln during mans were so anxious to surren- the security conference. They der to the Americans that in one added, however, that they had no selection of Rabbi Louis L. Mann army beiore Pearl Harbor, and arriving in Copenhagen.

'h unconditional urrer-ier at those who went overseas by the From a lone ambush, the ba.tle2:41 a. m. French time (7:41 a. r- and the Rev. Harold W.

Ruodd of NEW YORK. (U.R) The New section they were repairing a information on the reason for his blown out bridge on the Elbe river return to Washington or how long Chicago as co-chairmen, thel York stock exchange announced an attack on Wilhelmshaven. Tokyo 'Happy1 However, it had died down by I the western allies and to Ruirla. clergymen's committee of the Illi- that upon announcement by Pres to facilitate their capitulation. he would remain there, midnight.

No details of the cas-l London went wild at the r.ewt. Remain Calm, nois League for Planned Parent- ident Truman or v-t. day, "wnen-hood was ready Monday to begin ever it may come," the exchange ualties were known yet. Crowds lammed P.ccai-l.y c.rcu. To Launch U.

S. S. Cpne Twelve Die Over Bombings, Smihrff thrcr.rj poured out cr its program with a conference for I will observe two minutes ot si- Quisling Orders ministers and rabbis. lence. (By trotted pim.) In Mobile Fire IJ.

subways and Lned thc streets. TS. raTTOn (Cheers went up In New York. I -n ij i too, and papers showered down Jt ner rneeS from skyscrapers.) LONDON. (U.R) The Oslo ra Home Minister Genki Abe of dio broadcast this proclamation! Japan said Monday that American MOBILE.

ALA. UP) Twelve YUKK. (iV) The late Rear Adm. Hutchison Ingham Cone, USN, a leading exponent of American sea and air power, will be honored Thursday when the long range destroyer, USS Cone is launched at the Bethlehem Steel company. State Island shipyard.

Monday by Mai. idkun Ouislinc. bombings of Tokyo were in the NEW YORKERS SHOUT, SING IN THE STREETS pro-Nazi premier of Norway: "In HAMILTON. MASS. VP) A Mtll? QlaTn persons burned to death early Sunday and two others were long run "a great blessing." this crave hour I appeal to all "Im on my knees.

What else can He was quoted by Tokyo radio critically iniured in a fire that Norwegians to maintain calm and any cood American say at ti as telling the readers of the Nip destroyed a three story brick In Sileslan Camp order and to avoid everything moment?" pon Times that the bombings "will lodging house. which might endanger public se- That was the comment of Mrs.l Police roped off Times square allow many crooked streets to be (By Associated Pr.) America greeted announcement The house, known as Victory curity. George S. Patton. wife cf Gen I MOSCOW.

11Z The Ryriia and all vehicular traffic was stop straightened" and that "many House," accommodated war work "On my part, I will make all Patton. when informed that Ger- state atrocity comnussxa charred ped in the financial district. Showers Tonight; Cloudy Tuesday parks and lagoons will take the of Germany's unconditional sur ers. Firemen said the blaze, of in an off.cial report Monday trat arrangements which will guaran-lmany had surrendered. Thousands left their jobs to par place of unsightly large buildings.

undetermined origin, was believed render with a mixture of emo ade with flags and banners. tee the peaceful development ofl to have started on the second floor more than 4.000,000 AlLed nationals were murdered by tit Nazis In the notorious Oswiec-a "Business as usual, was the re the interests of the country: GOVERNMENT WEATHER FORECASTS. BULLETIN tions. Hilarious gayety, solemn prayer in the streets, a partial stoppage of business and an elec action from the New Yorkstock ELOOiCINGTON AREA. Showers and titinrirw-Tm! Monday nieht.

partly cloudy of the structure. Internees Return prison camp In Polish exchange. Fifth Army Captures Poet Ezra Pound ROME. (JP) Allied headquar Monday nlsrht and Tuesday; much cooter LOXDONV- 0J.P) Marshal tric feeling of excitement swept The report, covcr.r.2 the find In Washington, President Ser from coast to coast. Stalin announced Monday gio Osmena of the Philippines termed the German surrender SAN FRANCISCO.

(JP) A gray, rusty sided army- transport docked at a San Francisco pier New York city's reaction was a ters said Sunday that it had been ings or an exhauruve investigation by the comrmss.on. asserted that the Osweicim camp m-as directed personally by s-itapo chief nUht that Marshal Iran S. Konev's lint I'kranlan army had captured lone beirced decisive step" along the road to Say Drop Mines SAN FRANCISCO. 0P Radio Tokyo, quoting the Japanese Domei agency, reported Sunday that some 25 American Superfortresses dropped mines In Nippon's strategic inland sea Saturday niht ITA) Laic). Monday Eight, low nign mesaay FANTAGRAFH WEATHER Sunday's maximum, 78; minimum, 44 Monday a.

m. 11 a. m. 2 p. m.

Teifwratur 59 62 60 Fun Monday: 8:12. Sun rlB Tuday: 5:50. informed by headquarters of the U. S. Fifth army that Ezra Pound.

final victory but emphasized that the United Nations must not rest Sunday, bringing to this country 195 men, women and children snowstorm of waste paper that cascaded from buildings as people shouted and sang in the streets. Others openly wept and prayed American poet who is under in nrelau. capital of Siletia and main Industrial city ef east Heinrich ilimrr.ler and CrscrJbi it as Nazxlorn's larrcit until "Japan is likewise complete dictment for treason, had been liberated from Japanese intern ment camps in the Philippines. era GtrmBjr ly crushed." on sidewalks. captured.

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