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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-25

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TRATION CAMP, Germany, Ap
ril 24.-tREAustria's former Chan
cellor Kurt Schuschnigg has beer
slain by the Nazis and Germany S
finance minister, DR.. Hjalma1
Schacht, has been taken to- the
notorious D h concentration
camp, freed prisoners told the u
S. Goth Infantry Division today at.
ter it liberated this camp.
Schuschnigg, held in custody by
Hitler since Germany took over
Austria in 1888, was reported kill
ed-probably by hanging = April
Is. Schacht, Germany's most IA
nous financier, was reported TAX
en- from Flossenburg to Dachau
along with some $4,000 other cap
tives at the time Schsuchnigg was
slain. n ~
The prisoners said Schacht was
arrested after plot against Hitler
failed last July. (Schacht's broth.
err, DR.. Eddy Schacht, told Louis
Lochner of the AP at Baden Ba-
den last week that the financier
had been arrested and held In
Gestapo headquarters in Berlin
but he (the brother) believed
Schacht already had been killed,
either by the Gestapo OF by Al
lied bombings of Berlin in Febru-
ary.)
Among those taken to Dachau,
liberated prisoners said, were
Schuschnitt's wife, the former
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-25
Soviiets Draw
Nearer Yanks
For Junction
British In North Open Final
Assault To Capture
Bremen

PARIS, Wednesday, April B.-
Up - Whirling down on Hitler's
Bavarian mountain retreat, three
mighty Allied armies curved the
tips of giant pincers within Is
miles Of Austria's borders last
night.
In the far north, the British
opened the final assault on Ger
many's second port Of Bremen,
and along the Elbe river valley the
Russians drew ever closer to an
historic union with the waiting
Americans.
Supreme headquarters, report.
ing the Allies had captured more
than a million Germans in the west
since April /, heard that resistance
on part of the Bavarian front was
crumbling while along the Elbe
river German soldiers were racing
with civilians to surrender to the
Americans before the Russians
catch them.
The U. S. Third army led the
sprint toward Austria with 23-
mile leap from Cham to the vicin-
ity Of Arnetsried, IS miles from
the border city Of Passau. At the
extreme other end Of the line,
French and U. S. Seventh Army
men moved shoulder to shoulder
toward the Alpine foothills that
shield Munich.
Allied headquarters, like the rest
Of the world, was awaiting an Of
fetal announcement that Ameri-
can and Russian troops, last re.
ported barely 20 mile apart be-
tween Dresden and Leipzig, had
joined forces and split the Reich
in two. Some correspondents here
believed preliminary junction
already had been made.
The French press agency, quot
ing reports from Moscow" said
American and Soviet troops had
met at Eilenburg, on the Nude
river nine miles northeast Of
Leipzig.
Uln, second city Of Wurtten.
berg and important communica.
tons center on the Danube, fell to
the combined assault Of the Ameri-
can Seventh and French First
armies.
The U. S. Third Army, eontinu-
ing it's spectacular drive south.
ward from the boundary of Czecho-
slovakia, battled within four miles
of the big traffic hub of Regens-
burg and within IS miles Of the
Austrian border. Travelling fast
under a partial news blackout, 1t.
Gen. George S. Patton's famed
armored forces were closing in re-
lentlessly on Rengensburg from
three sides and slicing hourly
nearer the ramparts Of the ene-
my's southern fortress"
Patton's 26th Infantry, taking ad-
vantage of the enemy's disorgaE-
lied state, seized several bridges
intact across the Regain river.
which flows northwest from Re-
gensburg, and sped across into the
towns of Wacherling and Nittenau,
IA miles northeast of Regensburg.
Other doughboy columns drove in-
(Continude on Page Three; Col. ~
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AMERICANS TAKE
HILL ON 0KINAWA
Seventh Division Is Bear.
ing Down On Machi-
nato Airfield

GUAM, Wednesday, April 25-tP
Maj. Gen. Archibald v. Arnold
Seventh Division infantrymer cap
tured an important Japanese posi-
ton atop high ground OF the west
ern flank of the riery battle line
on southern Okinawa yesterday.
Marines of Maj. Gen. Roy S
Geiger's Third Amphibious Corps
meantime, landed on three more
small islands off Okinawa. secur
ing them quickly.
japanese resistance continued
heavy during the sixth day Of the
about offensive on Southern. Okina
wa, where the enemy has lost more
than 1900 killed since D-Day
April l..
The high ground seized was west
of Ishin village on the island:
west coast. The Seventh Division
in that sector was bearing dowr
on the Machinato airfield, severa
hundred yards away. There was
no reported progress on the eastern
flank or in the bitterly-held centra
sector of the rugged line.
New islands invaded by the Ma
rines were Yagachi and Kouri
north of the Motobu peninsula
which juts off the northwestern
coast of Okinawa, and Heanza, east
of Katchin peninsula on the cas-
coast.
The Marines were mopping ur
Japanese remnants on Yagachi
Their landings yesterday on the
other two islands were upopposed
Pacific fleet ships poured heavy
gunfire into the japanese position;
sealing up numerous caves and
blasting blockhouses, pillboxes and
other elaborate defenses.
American force S meantime,
pushed preparations for immediate
conversion of the captured north
ern three-forrths of Okinawa intc
a base for operations against ia
pan.
Giving long-range support to the
Okinawa operation through strikes
at Japan's aviation facilities and
CONTINUED on Page Seven; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-25
City Primary Skaters
Past Election Records

would have five days from yes
terday in which to request a run
off. If the request is not made in
that time Carney said, Councilman
Garland S. Currin, who pooled the
fifth highest vote, but failed to
secure majority, will be noni-
mated for the fifth position on the
Council.
Currin drew 2,377 votes to
Romeo's 1880. He needed a vote
of 2,438 to be nominated outright.
The largest ballot for a candidate
in the past four years was drawn
by J. E. L. Wade, former city COM
missioner, State Senator, State rep
|resentativs, with 1882.
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Allies Sweep Within rs Miles Of Austria;
Two Russiap Armies Join Forces In Berlin;
British FAIR Red Demand For Three Votes
Tanks Cross PoLine;
La Spezia Is Seized
Modena And Ferrara Also Taken; 126 Mile
German Line Across Peninsula Shat
tered By Allied Drive
ing from Ferrara west to Borgo-

ing from Ferrara west to Borgo-
forte.
The important Italian naval base
Of La Spezia on the Ligurian sea
fell to Fifth Army troops. Other
units of the Fifth striking from
captured Bologna in the center of
the battle line took Modena, high
way junction % miles northwest
Of Bologna and on the eastern
flank, British Eighth Army troops
captured Ferrara.
Italian troops of the Eighth
Army including the Garibaldi par
tisan brigade captured the town Of
Cadigoro, south of the Pc river
mouth and Is miles due east Of
Ferrara close to the Adriatic sea
La Spezia was heavily damaged
by German demolitions but the
enemy offered only rearguard op'
position as the Fifth Army moved
into the naval base from Highway
One. Sarzana and Fosdinovo, in
land from La Spezia, also were
captured,
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-25
JAPS MAKE LAST
STAND AT BACU10
Philippine Summer Capital
Is All But In Hands
of Yanks

MANILA, Wednesday, April Is
-(P)-Smashed and bloody Baguio,
Philippines summer capital around
which the japanese are making
one of the Pacific wars most DIES.
perate last stands, was all but in
American hands today.
One 33rd Division column, driv.
ing down highway nine from the
northwest, was within $500 yards
of the once attractive city. The
column was consolidating for q
final push, meeting only slight re-
sistance.
Other 33rd Division troops, push
ing in from the west, seized 500
foot tunnel on the Asin-Baguio road
Sunday after two days of hard
fighting.
Mount Mirador, mile-high site Of
a government observatory over
looking Baguio Plateau, was also
in American hands.
Gen. Douglas Macarthur an
nounced that American troops or
Mindanao, only other remaining
japanese stronghold in the Philip
pines, were driving north and east
ward toward Davao from captur'
ed Kabacan, meeting only inef
fective resistance.
Philippine-based bombers struck
again at Fornosa and raided the
Japanese-held naval base at Sal.
gon, French Indo-China. Installa
lions at Swallow and Hainan, China
were also attacked. p
Nine Japanese freighters and a
number of smaller craft were sunk
or damaged in these raids and in
air attacks on the Dutch East
Indies.
Col. Arthur S. Collins Of Boston
Mass, led the tank-supported in
fantry which captured the road
tunnel approaching Baguio.
In the other northern Luzon ''hot
spot" 32nd Division doughboys
reached Tayug on the Villa Verde
trail approach to fiercely defend
ed Balete Pass.
Moving against Japanese posi-
tons in central Luzon, 43rd Divis'
ion troops got to within 1000 yards
fs,ou<inuaJ ~ pauo Tu0. Col II
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-25

All previous voting records un-
der the City Mana ger-Council form
of government were broken IN Mon
days municipal primary race ac'
cording to the City Elections Board
which disclosed an official count
of 1929 ballots.
The unofficial count in Monday
Star put the number at 5,237. This
reduction, however, had no effect
on the number of votes pooled by
the individual candidates.
H. G.. Carney, chairman OF the
Eelections Board, said yesterday
following the official tabulation that
Councilman Robert R. Romeo
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-25
u s. Asked To Use Arms
To Catch War Criminals

WASHINGTON, April "a Up -
The House Foreign Affairs Com
mittee called upon the Govern
ment today to use arms and ig-
more treaties if necessary to pur-
sue any Nazi war Criminals who
seek safety in neutral countries.
The committee adopted reso-
luton expressing the sense of Con-
gress that no perpetrator Of afro
cities be permitted to find sane
tuary behind neutral borders, as
the Kaiser did after the last war.
The resolution must be approx
ed by both branches of Congress.
It does not have the force of law,
but is strongly-worded advice to
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-25

ROME, April 24-tR1U. 5. Fifth
Army troops poured across the Pc
river today and other Allied troops
captured La Spezia, Modena and
Ferrara, shattering a 125-mile
German defense line across the
Italian peninsula.
Forty thousand prisoners and
large quantities of supplies and
material have fallen to the Allied
spring offensive.
The German position in Italy ap.
peared critical tonight with the
swift Allied drive keeping the enc
my confused and his communica-
tons disrupted" an announcement
said. Allied warplanes and armor
cut to pieces German troops and
transport trapped in pockets back
Of the swiftly moving Allied troops.
A security blackout prohibited
designation Of the Pc crossings but
the Fifth and British Eighth
Armies were known to be at the
river along a 50-mile front stretch
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-25
Nazii Escape
From Capital.
Held Cut Off
Reds Report All But 16
Miles Of City Have
Been Captured

LONDON, Wednesday, April Is.
-IR-Two powerful Russian arm
les Joined forces inside Berlin yes
4erday and seized fully half the
area of the burning city which the
Germans said now was practically
surrounded and entirely cut off
from outside aid.
A Moscow communicate announc-
ed the junction of the First Ukraln-
ian and First White Russian arm
les in a single phase Of coordlna-
ted drives which captured the Sch
lesischer (Silesiam railway station
station and all the districts north
and east of it, within a mile of the
center of the city at Inter Den Lin
den.
The First White Russian forces
of Marshal G. K. Zhukov stimuli
taneously executed great wheel
ing movement north and northwest
severed one of two railways lead
ing from Berlin to the northwest
German pocket and came within
two and one-half miles of the other,
Moscow disclosed.
The Russian account showed the
city still lacking some 16 miles
Of being surrounded. The German
controlled scandinavian telegraph
bureau said, however. that there
was only three-mile corridor
left on the northwest and that it
could not be used because it was
blanketed by Soviet heavy artil-
lery fire. No more reinforcementS
can be sent in, said this report
which came via Oslo and Stock
holm.
Even by Russian official account
total isolation of Berlin was near,
the Moscow conmunique announc-
ing that Marshal Ivan S. Konev' S
First Ukrainians had speared up
from the south to point four
miles due east of Potsdam.
Junction Of the two Russian arm
les inside Berlin's limits COM
pleted the enlightenment of ire
mendous area so miles long and
30 miles broad, stretching clear
back east and southeast to the Oder
and Neisse rivers, trapping untold
numbers Of Germans.
Closing in quickly on the far end
Of that pocket, other White Rus
sian units took the stubborn fort
resS of Fuerstenberg on the west
bank of the Oder and Cuban On the
east bank of the Neisse just south
Of the confluence of the two
stream
Far south Of Berlin the Russians
announced capture of Grossenhain,
~ miles northwest of Dresden.
1t was in that area that Soviet
and American forces were ap-
preaching an historic junction on
a broad front.
Inc expected simultaneous an
houneement Of the junction from
washington, Moscow and London
mad not been made, but field dis
patches from both sides of the front
!e1t little doubt that Adolf Hitler
Neich was being quickly and ir-
ieVocably cut in two.
NContlnued on Page Seven; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-25
Petain Returning Home
On Charges Of Treason

PARIS 24FTred old Marshal Petain entered SWzer
todayh 89 brtdayand tonight the French
that formal had been completed for
chief of stand trial Of
decency" government commmque said
would permitted witness Peans surrender
that the place date
his would not be announced.
BERN 24LFis filled with tears and declaring
Nazs Marshal Pan the hero Of
France himself
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CLOTHING DRIVE
NEARING CLIMAX

Wilbur R. Dosher, local chair
man of the United Nations Cloth
ing Collection, reported yesterday
that the total shipment Of gar
ments to date was 14,017 pounds,
of which 1924 pounds were ship
ped yesterday. ThisArepresents the
largest shipment for a single day
since the clothing first was NOV
ed ten days ago. ..4
Dosher pointed out that the
shipment is behind actual receipts,
as clothes are piling up in the
1875 or more collection centers
where they have to be assorted
and packed. There is no way OF
determining how many pounds OF
garments are actually on hand,
the chairman said, as all weigh
ing is being done at the Seaboard
Airline Railroad, from where the
CONTINUED on Page Seven; Col. A.
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the executive branch of govern.
ment.
This" said Rep. Luther John.
son O-Tex), acting chairman OF
the committee, sis a warning to
neutral countries not to shelter
Nazi criminals
Written by Rep. King D-Calit !,
the resolution came out Of the COM
mittee after group of Congress
members went to Europe to in
spect Nazi atrocity camps.
A clause pointed at Hitler and
other leaders Of the Nazi party,
says no one should escape pun
Continued on Page Seven; Col. g.
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Nazi Civilians Held
Attempting To Escape
Over First Army Line

WITH THE U. S. FIRST ARMY
ON THE MULDE RIVER, April "a
-(R)-Thousands of panic-stricken
German civilians tried to flee
across the American lines all day
today as Marshal Ivan S. Konev's
Soviet troops neared junction
with 1t. Gen. Courtney H. Hodges
u. S. First Army along the Nude
riuar. line
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FORECAST

PARTLY cloudy today.
Yesterdays temperatures
High II. Low "a.
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