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(Continued From Page One) | Churchill on the war situation or

of the Reich's home Ste: nses and flitler's reported death, He was second only td Hit) Informed Present during the ‘question period British circles Ty Himmler [30 answered ~a few queries on still Germany's = strongest figure. | domestic -iSsues. They contended that Doenitz never | A -Stockholm dispatch contributed | could have assumed power without another piece of evidence that Hitler | ” | the support of Himmler’s S. 8."and did not die in’ battle. The dispatch gestapo. |said Ribbentrop flew to north Ger= “Himmler may. have put Doenitz/ many from Salzburg last Friday forward as a non-war criminal who! When he learned Hitler was dying, more easily could arrange an armis= |rightly fearing t#at the military tice with the allies. Himmler him-|men intended to push him aside.” -| seif_ofTered 10 days ago to surren- | Heated discussions ended in Rib. der Germany unconditionally to the benthrop’s defeat.and the selection United States and Britain, but was. lot his sticcessor, the dispatch said. refused because Russia was not in- Tt, added that Doenitz was reported WLI you suffer from hot flashes, | cluded in the offer. lin north Germany with remnants of teel weak, nervous, hi ighatrung, In the houée- of commons the/the German high command, while tional “middle-age” period i to question periot: passed Without anya. majority of the party leaders were

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man forces in- Italy today, capitulation of German forces in Denmark already may be under way. A Stockholm dispatch to the Lone don Evening News said that German naval forces in Denmark had begun to surrender.

Reports Conflicting

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4 country. hours: Mongay and Friday ll 8:30 p. m. Conflicting reports were received

a. Fitte from Norway. Some said the GerEyes Examined, Ylnsse s Fi od | mans were determined to fight to - ithe death there, but others asserted DPR.'H. C. FAHRBACH the surrender ‘of those forces also Optometrist es likely ne source said Doenitz had dis302 Kahn Bldg. ‘charged Adm. Otto Ciliax, German Meridian at Washington naval commander in’ Norway; be- | | cause he desired to capitulate. Evenings by Appointment MA. 0662 Adm. Theodor Kranke, formerly | —_— | assistant to Gen. Fritz Boehme, | German army commander in Nor(way, was named to, succeed. Ciliax, it was said. Boehme--alsoissued--an order of ithe day calling on the German gar{rison to righten its ranks and ignore | “shameful . wisdom which dodges! danger.”

Allies, Germans Confer?

From Oslo, however, came word! (that the Germans had released 1200, political prisoners. A “portentious meeting dlso was reported held on the Western Front between ‘top-ranking allied and {German officials. It resulted in an lagreement to ship food by dir, sea land highway into German-occupied

gis vy 99890539, ANY TIME | Holland, and a dispatch from su-

! preme headquarters added: | “The implications of a face-to-

face meeting of high SHAEP and {German officers at ‘this time are | obvious.” The German announcement of | Hitler's death met a mixed recep{tion in allied capitals. {+ A British foreign office commenitator said there appeared little

swift sequence- of events and was|

On top of the surrender of Ger- | last summer, " the spokesman said. |

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High Post-War Er Employment Is Predicted by Books.

"(Continued From Page One)

ber, 1943. We're 20,000 below that! now.’ * Another check-up disclosed that marketing and sales employers dre hewing to comparative estimates in their own fields, Mr. Book added. Businessmen here believe the city will. undergo .a reasonably rapid

much of this affected during the] gap between V-E day and the close of the Pacific war. Lists Three ; Projects From a municipal improvement. standpoint, the ‘planning co- ~ordi-| nator viewed three broad projects doubt that Hitler ‘was dead. Far|as imperative. In the order of from dying a “hero’s death,” how- | their importance, ever, the spokesman said all re-|they are: liable reports indicated the fuehfer| ONE: died of a stroke.

Von Ribbentrop

Reconstruction of © the | sewer and water supply system. Discounted by Moscow "TWO: Complete reorganization {of traffic facilities capable of mov-| “We know Hitler was in: poor | health and. in fact, had been ailing | ing hordes of automobiles through |

thie town, not around it. - since the bomb attempt on his life THREE: Elimination of blighted

areas. Mr. Book- thinks. the sewer re=| vamping program may be the most |

Moscow, on the other hand, inclined -to the belief that the death | report was a blind to enable Hitler |qipri0 it" to 1aunch because it's drab | and his henchmen fo go under- land dull; presents no personal apground. I peal The Soviet news agency Tass re- | ferred to'the report of Hitler's death | as a “new fascist trick.” Doenitz announced Hitler's death’ {{ona1 cir. and his succession as chief of state | and commander. of the German |,.., cand may take vears to realize, army in a dramatic broadcast OVer he's convinced. the Hamburg radio last night: | They'll involve such tedious steps | He ofdered the army t¢ “con-|as property acquisition," neighbortinue the struggle against bolshev-| hood. building - programs, &moke ism” until final victory, but his|abatement, re-assessment of real words were taken as empty phrases estate, wreckage of firetraps ‘and designed to split the allies and in- teen beyond repair. crease his supposed Hatgaiiing Sidewalk kibitzers can look forpowers as the war entered its fl

i pony or ne NTIS SAY BERLIN DEFENSE ISOLATED

Hitler had designated him rant (Continued From Page One)

Long-Range Plans He expects the traffic control

than Himmler as his successor. Allied authorities were far from|

dead. Even those who accepted the! the capital. death ridiculed the Nazi gRnomce / ment that Hitler died -a “hero yes-

It said: “Remnants of the brave garrison of Berlin continue to. fight doggedly

J terday at his command post in the in the government distriet;-split up

Berlin - reichschancellery “fighting in isolated battle groups.’ till his last breath against bol-|

shevism.” | burg, the German command. said, | Theories ranged from a sugges- the whirlwind sweep of Marshal tion he was killed by anti-Nazi mili- | | Konstantin K. Rokossovsky's 2d tary elements to-one he died of a White Russian army had carried , stroke, possibly stemming from the to the area of Rostock, last major | attempt against his life last July. | Baltic port short of the neck of | Soldiers May Quit the Danish peninsula. - But the mere fact that the Ger- RELATIONS EI RESUMED mans announced that Hitler was) "By UNITED PRESS - dead knocked out the main prop! The Polish government at Warbehind which the Germans had ral- saw: and the Italian government lied. First for conquest and final- have signed an agreement for thé ly for defense of the Reich. The removal of Hitler from the tives, Radio Moscow said today. scene alone was expected to in-| fluence many German soldiers to-| REBEKAH CLUB TO MEET . ward capitulation; { The Past Noble Grand club of One British official said he would Chappell Rebekah lodge will meet have to see Hitler's body before he at 8 p. m. today with Mrs. Annie would ‘believe the Nazi leader was] | Williamson, 908 Congress ave, dead. Detailed measurements of] Hitler's head taken by doctors ,before the war might clinch final | identification.

Denounced Doenitz Speech The Soviet news agency Tass denounced Doenitz’'s speech t6 the | Germap people as the “usual in-| ventiod§ and les of Hitlerite propaganda, the aim of which is to create dissension among the| powers of the anti-Hitlerite. coa- | lition.” i

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