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1945-04-28 [P ] _! FORECAST Served By Leased Wire# ■- of the ( ASSOCIATED PRESS f Fair and coolar today. sn(] jj,e I Yesterday', temperature: ITNITED PRESS '4 High si- Low, w. With Complete Coverage tf J J __— State and National Newe VOC^0- 15—-- ESTABLISHED lWf : »*• ! : ---- i -------* V ■" v»4 Peace Parley Yanks Seize Genoa, Soviets Move U. S. Troops Head Drive Against Nazis Allies Meet Appoints U. S. Drive Toward Alps Past Berlin Are 26 Miles On 200-Mile ‘Free Milan* Radio Reports German Com- Chief manders Attempt To Negotiate TowardYanks From Munich River Front Member .ng General Surrender ied- Dumbarton Oaks Plan To Three-Fourths Of City Con- Pattons Third Army Drives Pockets Of Nazis Re\* For Secur- ROME, April 27—(A*)—American paper said Roberto Farinacci, Air- Be Fifth into quered ; Last Toward In Northern And South- Agenda Army troops smashed former secretary of the Fascist Birthplace 01, the great port of Genoa today, a Conference party, also was arrested. drome Captured Nazism ern Retreats * ity special Allied headquarters com- v munique announced, as the “free Crushing pockets of resistance, _ %'^r April 27.—(tf) the American Fifth and British LONDON, Saturday, April 28.— 28.—■(#) M. SAN FRANCISCO, * PARIS, Saturday, April By JAMES L0N5 their —American tank columns invaded — .-The United Nations put Eighth armies sliced across the (IP)—Russian armies, conquering PARIS, Saturday, April 27. If?) gotiate a general surrender of Austria advanced 26 Russian and leadership Adige river at “many points,’’ the three-quarters of dying Berlin and yesterday, —American and Russian armie* Polish, their hopelessly trapped forces in miles west of the Nazi citadel of and strode communique said, and on the seizing its last airdrome, left the from half a world apart have met rows behind them today northern Italy. British front the ene- Munich, and crashed into the west- the road Eighth Army German capital to dust-choked in the heart of Hitler's once-proud together on they Allied headquarters did not con- ern end redoubt. forward my was pressed so closely he had storm yesterday and struck of ^Hitler’s Alpine Reich, leaving Germany crushed build toward a durable firm the surrender report, but con- no troops While tite U. S. Third jnean to opportunity to reorganize his west in twin offensives toward a Army, and virtually overrun from east ceded that American and other Al- into Austria, scattered and' demoralized forces. second link-up with American plowing unopposed and west. peace. lied armored columns slashing made of dissension A task force consisting of Amer- forces the isolation of Ger- radio contact with pussian Without a ripple the final and The meeting of the men of Gen be- across miles of the Alps ican 473rd and 442nd and southern Armies less than 85 miles had boiled up earlier Infantry many’s last Baltic ports. Eisenhower and the men of Mar* which were meeting only “generally weak to the two U. S. Seventh GENERAL one side and the elements of the 92nd Infantry di- in southeast, EISENHOWERMARSHAL STALIN tween Russia on Berlin, writhing its final shal Stalin south of Berun left and disorganized’’ resistance. the Armored Divisions went on only and Britain on the vision made Genoa entry. was a wilderness of Army United States An unidentified death throes, pockets of Nazis in Hitler’s north* confer- spokesman of the Italian partisans had previously a tear farther west. other, the World Security crumbled stone and steel swept ern and southern redoubts to be Italian socialist party in Milan a of the to: captured large part city winds The Tenth Armored Division sent ence voted and the Italian by flame-tinged and, though stamped out before Europe’* war patriot newspaper and facilitated the of our Reds entry one Jubilant column 28 east the secretaries its defenders resisted fanatically spearing miles Yanks, at an foreign is declared end. 1. Make La Liberta said Benito Mussolni, into the city,’’ the communi- officially powers— troops in a vain struggle, its inner and into Landsberg, only 26 miles east of the four sponsoring “yellow with fury and fear,” had “The condition of Supreme headquarters, official* States Britain, Russia que reported. outer defenses were cracking fast. of Munich, birthplace of Nazism the United been arrested as he attempted to ly pessimistic, says organized war* chairmen of Potsdam, cradle of Prussianism and now considered the northern and China—co-equal cross the Swiss frontier. The news- (Continued on Page Three; Col. 8) Over At Elbe fare can last for several months. They will preside on the city’s southwestern limits, outpost for the final death stand. Meeting the conference. Front line commanders believe all fpll and with it. wpnt thfi creat turn and consult regularly Another column raced 14 miles in By DON WHITEHEAD AND HAL BOYLE will be over in a matter of weeks, themselves on a conference western suburb of Spandau and south into the Bavarian among straight TROGAU, Germany, April 26.—(delayed)— (A>) —Americans and at the most. program. • CABINET CHANGES TWO KEY HILLS the city districts of Schmargen- Alps, driving 10 miles or so into Russians sat in the warm sunshine on both sides of and Tem- the Elbe today, Lt. Gen. Kurt Dittmar, widely- 2. Hand the chairmanship ox the dorf, Steglitz, Neukoelln what is probably Hitler’s inner drinking champagne from beer mugs, pounding each other on the quoted Nazi military commenta- all-important steering and execu- pelhof. The great Tempelhof air- fortress, and reached Kempten, 11 and' backs and toasting the historic occasion of the meeting of their two tor, surrendered to the American* tive committees to Secretary of SEEN IN CAPITAL Fi L TO YANKS drome. the last air escape miles from the Austrian frontier. armies. Wednesday, it was disclosed yes- Stettinius. These are the supply route, was overrun. This threatened to cut in State push and of was terday, declared that Hitler which will do most Enemy broadcasts admitted behind any Germans in the redoubt There singing and dancing and the troops of the two nations, agencies was in Berlin and would die will -.. M cooincf oqpVi ntVioT' -fnr +V\o firct timp there. the conference work. They Ex-Senators Jackson And Japs Leave Horses, Pack that the situation was “critical” concentrated around the area of “When Berlin falls It will be ov« draft policies and recommenda- as the Soviets battered out ad- Lake some 30 miles to it and formed firm S c h w e 11 e n b a c k Are Saddles And Stores In Constance, whooped up er” he said, predicting the fall tions which the full conference will vances of a mile and more around the west. The tank crews here machin- friendships despite the handicaps within a few day*. He »aid the forge into peace-keeping the blasted inner core of the capi- were 65 miles from the northern AMERICANS SIGHT Talked In Rumors Hasty Retreat of language. It was enough that southern redoubt was a myth and ery. tal. The Germans insisted that mountain border of Italy. they were Allies and had whipped asserted that Hermann Goering, in a gen- Adolf Hitler still was there, pre- The 12th Armored Division like- 3. Grant representation WASHINGTON, April 27 —(4*— GUAM, Saturday, April 28—(£1— fallen Reich death in DAVAO OBJECTIVE the enemy. air marshal, prob- eral assembly of a projected made a hurried pared to die a martyr’s wise was racing east close on the The capital buzzed again “tonight Japanese forces The stocky smiling Russians, ably had been executed. world organization to the Ukraine withdrawal from their first line of a battle which Germany’s fading north flank of the 10th Armored with of a cabinet looking very young and very tough, The juncture brought to a com- and White Russia. Since the Soviet reports possible fortified defense in southern Oki- radios said would decide the war. Division and, after hurdling the Yanks 6n Northern Luzon were ecstatic. They ceremonious- parative standstill two of the great- Union itself will have an assem- shakeup after President Truman frontline indicat- With Germany split by a junc- Wurtach river, was about 30 miles nawa, dispatches ly saluted and shook hands with est military machines of history bly vote, this will mean a total of host to two former Senate ed and are now tion of Russian and American first west of Munich played today, fighting Seize Positions Over everyone they met. They crushed and today they faced each other three for Russia. from defense lines. Army forces along the Elbe north- Both columns, with the endless associates. secondary your hand until you wondered how along 200 miles of the Elbe river, members on the con- Vern Associated Press west of Dresden, the Red Army lines of Balete Pass 4. Put 14 The chief executive talked with Haugiand, infantry swinging up pon- many handshakes you could stand. where the U. S. First and Ninth toward a second imminent ference executive committee. war correspondent, reported that rushed derously from behind, expected to were filled with They spontaneous armies drew up to a halt *even ex-Senator Samuel D. Jackson of — 5. Make the Dumbarton Oaks U. S. patrols were working around link-up this time with the U. S. meet savage resistance in Hitler’s House and MANILA, Saturday, April 28.— gaiety. Indiana at the White on the middle Elbe days ago. peace plan, engineered in Wash- the north end of Yonabaru airfield Ninth Army old home town of Munich. Almost every Russian had a tom- had former Senator Lewis B. Sch- UP)—Yank forces have advanced to The Russians and the Americana the four the on the e’ast coast and had killed due west of Berlin.
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