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OKINAWA JAPS 94h. 17 Miles From Hannover ONE KILLED, 15 LAUNCH DRIVE After Smash Across Weser HURT IN CRASH

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Bus “Hits ME on Road 40.

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Ilo savage counter

from the northwestern corner

Counter-Attack Stalemates from thy Sowpditen. cone. Sf cern, wlt-pre Yanks in 2 Sectors. 166 n

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propelled gun licated ~"the

Lt. Gen. George S. Pation's + 3 = ink ot army tanks officiaily TeToT ping fits southwest of Berlin, ng by U, 8 air’ confirmed reports i side the Harz mountafn mies or citadel,

. ‘ very svailable ana gun

| 7 } les awa i 1 ] ) Ig ana ai Nazi commander e the 4.500 west-bound Red army, re-mile Ruhr trap were mass were iZo-miie but sil desperate

laced them inpiaceq n he 1st a 120

Hitler dying

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Ed Lewis, 52, St | and arm cuts Margaret Black, 54, Hoholulu, Hawall, probable leg fracture, Rosalie Norman, 22, Springfield, Q., face cuts, | EW

head ets.

i > largest city still were bur Mo, leg

: Ss breakout thrust Louis,

fully from a maul my lines range ; to

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sea and artillery forces. Supply appeared

The Japanese appeared: fo be pre18 8 hen paring for a defense Wher 1 the hill line before Naha is broken|{ On

less fro 108 irom DOWer many

although

. some- | ith the Patton's right flank, } steadily they are expected to undertake a'S, Tth army advanced ‘slowly but forward = § their attack stand on a secondary line several toward Nuernbersg rot = Raymond : far 1 opposition from G 1 O

ga hon Volksiru WOMAN INJURED IN. "us Ba TRAFFIC COLLISION

. : Diana Be: 8. R. R. 1 30X ; y ’ . neh 156 army forces fn the R y eith, 61,

in depth. Gains Slowly

owing Johnson, 68, Jefferson, O.,

steadily Dennis, 22, Wooster, head cuts 4 he defenge mond Dennis, 23. } leg cuts hospital in

Union Terre

casualties { Terre Haute, Okoina were as 175 dead inded, miles nor phan 40 males from Danub . : Nort ih of the 3d army, the Ame ‘iced - al ; Si ge RY . Alve Harper, 53, Paso Robles

HONG KONG AND JAP LL SHIPPING BOMBED: ot

We yard surge ths arriec > a 1 affic 1] ard drun , bruises Imost ) the e Weser ri t a point Laura MANILA; April 6 (U. P).~U. 8S. hp _ aerial forces from the Phi

miles due west of Berli héad cuts Canadian 1st. army forces on the The bus. left Hong Kong heaped with age today

American four days of the through Wedne

Wa invasion extreme

lies or, less. from. | BRT Ys. Are ay &DRCIM Hit ¢ L eh Worling. 46, Kansas City. t of Munich a: ] e A rie : ; driveh Mo “TTS Pvt.

leg cuts

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and 798 wo thea

the ‘headqtiar- Cecil Waterman, Bedford,

of the Cal; head cuts

Cond Slidell,

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Shaffer, 20, Akron

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Ry: Lee, 36, was going west n rd. 40 when it collided with the aller, owned by the Wil Truck{ing Co. of Terre Haute, Driver of the trailer Williams, 34, Brazil, lice that he was assistant around the trailer officér for dent occurred. He

nd ier he discovered

When will Rass Fight Japs? And What Do They Want?

s't obe of maxitmum help to United States and China, he ill move fast. But if"he tries has been - 10 | to get the most for the least, the beginning. he will wait until is licked 1 and giving- up—as in Bulgaria,

driven by

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lippines C the lawn llege ave and wrecks British: left flank continued their h the front sreh of th i use! R. R. 10, grinding advance riorthward through Holland in a bid to cut off t attacks and accounted for 33 more escape roads for an estimated 50,000 ships through the South- Germans fleeing western Hoiland Heavily-censored fleld dispatch said the Canadians were barely : Every type of bomber and fighter miles from the Zui der Zee. wit was thrown into the widespread ¢g)igq bridgeheads across the T attacks that ranged from the China. .anai®in. the east with their coast. to French, Indo-China as Gen.| fignk across the lower Rh ‘Douglas MacArthur's fliers main-|hoth sides of tained a firm blockade of Japan's Fiftéen-Mile Gain life-lin€ to the south. i The heaviest assault was centered, ~1¢ Canadians hammered on port installations and shipping gains running. to 15 miles in t at Hong Kong, where more than 50 Past 24 hours against relatively light Liberators of the 5th air force °PPOSItion, and were threatening

’ " imminen breakthroug! to the stoked huge fires Tuesday with 168 >, 23 Jen t] ait} NH ‘ 1 Zui ee that would cut Hollane tons of high explosives. |Suicer ape b. wot « 0

La. [in two.

NAZD WEREWOLVES comments His i ‘POST-WAR’ WEAPON

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after two straight davs of - - — son OFFICER PROMOTED 1 G t Mason C po-

Japanese west Pacific. told state putting. flares wher the acclis said he parked mirgr “trouble

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Arnhem

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moving he did

steadily toward the coast to close off the last railway escape line still jopen to the retreating German 25th army. As : | The British and Canadian ad-{ ininks its interest will be served he wi to Iriendship for them, adds this fantastic warn- | vance overran a number of Ger-| sr “of with China and United ing, which ifted man, airfields® withi hada 3 he will live up to his from the pages of Sherlock Holmes, [range of Berlin and the Naz antic Oharier Pledge of Ho It seems’that Himmler will not | {lines east of the capital, including territorial grabs. But ihe fOle: wr fields at Rheine,” Besepe rd 7 doubt that Russia in lows-in Asia the same. expansionattempt to incorporate these ban-| | Bramsche.- : ; ist policy as in eastern Europe, he dits into the regular army. The | American 9th army troops Storm will try to “control Manchuria, communique stressed, in fact, that ing into the Ruhr pocket from the Mongolia, Korea and to deminate the “Werewolves” would not even north were reported within

abot China. and Japan be considered Volkssturmers.”

mained far because each had its hands full elsewhere stpone a show-

attack when it

Policy May Change to the second question: If

shes cement the States Ambitions A

easy fighter

might have been Has Eastern

been much end

t' Japan,

er has the j the war ag Russia has many with her old enemy. Moreover, Russia's traditional ambitions as a Pacific power have grown under He wants a big hand in n peace settlement,

scores to settle

{two miles north of Dortmund early | It is to be hopes that Russia This fantastic organization will today and meeting heavy rifle and! SOU Will font ne Bie : . | th is w Stalin called Japa not have the support of the machine gun fire. at hat 8 1 tails ap: n last November. If Russia fights German nation #s a whole, accord- } which } an’t vet without taking i ty a 5 ) eit ing to the views of Swiss bord which he can’t get without taking | in the Far East while she is still g 3 0 18 DOrder| The trapped Germans appeared! a hand in the neéded, it ‘will hasten victory and observers, though it would be a! CR i : Pa SN to be making their jor attempt | But «ave manv American lives. It mistake to underestimate 3 an- also will protect Russia and assure iS i v b SSif ASsSul noyance value. - 4 her N hort place in an Nor ‘can ihe “Werewolves* count pationst: STELEO for stekervation ‘on the support of the. Wehrmacht | oF Pacific Peace or K ey % to whom any branch™ of the : Cine Blairs = 2 But any price similar to hers 88 (elite guard) is despicable. in eastern Europe almost Copyright, 1945, by The Indianapolis Times ji ea. 8 HOS and-The Chicago Daily News, Inc. certainly lead to future war.

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