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the Austrian border, 50 miles from
the entrance to the Salzach valley.
And fewer than 90 miles due north
of Berchtesgaden late Tuesday
night.
TANKS SPEED ON
But his rough-riding tank columns
were meeting little or no opposition
all along their 100-mile front, and
the speed of their advance indicates
they might be 30 miles closer to
their goal before nightfall.
Patton's vanguards were fewer
than 100 miles from Red Army
forces pounding along the south
bank of the Danube about ITO
miles northeast of Berchtesgaden.
More than 10000 hand-picked
Nazi elite guards were captured by
the Third Army Tuesday and thous-
ands more were being overrun and
surrounded by the Americans for
war tank columns.
STORM REGENSBURG
At the center of their line, Pat
tons men were storming the Dan
uhian fortress of Regensburg, while
their western wing rammed down
within 81 miles of Munich, capital
of Bavaria and the birthplace Of
Nazism.
On Patton's southwestern flank,
1t. Gen. Alexander M. Patch's Am
erican Seventh Army poured flood
of men and armor through seven
bridgeheads across the Danube, with
their varguards barely 40 miles
northwest of Munich. ,
French First army forces farther
to the southwest were rolling east
ward along the German-Swiss from
tier around TIE shores of Lake Con-
stance and were rapidly clearing
out thousands of trapped Germans
in three pockets behind their lines.
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Yankees Press
On Baquio

MANILA, April 25. (UP)-Ameri-
can troops under strong aerial sup
port drove to within mile and a
half Wednesday of Baguio, japanese
citadel in northern Luzon.
Heavy attack and fighter bombers
pummeled the Japanese positions at
Baguio with 500-pound bombs and
machine gun bullets while the in
fantrymen pushed more than half
mile through the hills at the north
western corner of the city.
Baguio, where number of Fill
pino collaborationists have been
captured in the past week, was the
former Philippines summer capital
and at one time headquarters OF
1t. Gen. Tomayuki Yamashita's Jap
anese forces in the Archipelago.
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Americans Seize
0kinawa Heichfs

GUAM, April 25, (UP)-Seventh
Division troops broke the stalemate
on southern Okinawa Wednesday in
seizing new height on the western
sector north of the capital city o:
Naha.
Behind pulverizing naval bonn
bardment which blasted a path
through strong japanese defenses
the army troops hammered across
the hilly terrain and captured al,
important high position west of Ish-
in village.
Admiral Chester w. Nimitz also
disclosed that elements of the 3rd
Marine Amphibious Corps had land
ed on Heanza Island, east of Ok
inawiS5 Katchin Peninsula, and
Kouri and Yagachi islands north of
Motobu Peninsula. There was no op-
position at HeanZa and Kouri, but
some enemy remnants still were be-
ing mopped up on Yagachi
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-25
10000 Detroit
Workers Idle

DETROIT, April 25. tUP)-30,000
Detroit war workers remained idle
Wednesday as company and union
officials planned meetings to dis
cuss strikes which have closed three
plants of the Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
Co., and curtailed production at
three automotive companies.
William Probyn, night labor rela-
tions manager, said some 10000
Packard Motor Co.. employees were
sent home Tuesday following
strike of ITO inspectors who refused
a company order to inspect two air.
craft engines simultaneously.
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Congress Eus ses War Calls
In New Draft Legislation

WASHINGTON, April %.
(UP)-War began cautious
ly to relax it's grip on this
nations fighting manpower We'd
nesday.
Four related moves by the armed
services and the U. S. congress
made it clear that the approaching
end Of operations in Europe has
eased the manpower crisis which
faced the nation at the beginning
Of the year causing draft calls to
be stepped up and demands made
for labor conscription.
The four steps:
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lective Service Act, amending it to
prohibit sending of 18-year -olds
into combat without six months of
training. The bill now goes to con-
ference with the house. which ex-
tended the act without such pro-
vision. As
4. On Monday the house quietly
and with no fanfare voted to re-
turn the much-battered work or
else" manpower bill to the military
affairs committee, thus in effect
writing its obituary. There have
been no demands for manpower
legislation since President Truman
took office.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-25
TRUMAN, TYDINGS DISCUSS
PHILIPPINES FREEDOM

WASHINGTON. April 25. (UP)-
Sen. Millard E. Tydings CD, Mary
land, chairman of the senate insu-
lar affairs committee, Wednesday
discussed with President Truman
plans to speed independence of the
Philippines and revive the economic
life. Of the islands "as fast as the
military situation will permit"
Tydings said the President sis
anxious tc carry out the law al
ready written, granting Philippine
independence not later than July 4,
1946, and sooner when conditions
will warrant it, which ! feel sure
will be before the 1916 date"
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Kelsey-Hayes workers walked off
the job for the second time in three
weeks, protesting against the COM
pany's dismissal of 13 workers ac-
cused Of ejecting two foremen. Kel-
sey-Hayes strikers returned to work
only last week after a War Labor
Board directive was issued rein
stating six men previously dismiss
ed for similar reason.
More than $500 to 1000 employees
of General Motors have been affect
ed by the Kelsey Hayes strike, plant
officials said. Cadillac is furnished
with M-24 tank parts by the wheel
company
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l. Tuesday the war department
announced that men over Al in the
army could be released upon appli-
caticn unless they were undergoing
disciplinary action or required med
ical treatment. Some $4,000 men
in uniform were affected
2. The war and navy depart
ments both ruled that when two
members of family became war
casualties the remaining members
in service could he assigned to non-
hazardous duty on request. Pre-
viously only sole surviving sens
came under this policy.
3. The senate extended the Sc
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-25

PARIS, April 25. (UP)-
The Swiss government re-
fused permission to Pierre
Laval to follow Marshal Henri Phil
ippe Petain through Switzerland to
France, it was learned authoritively
Wednesday.
Laval, premier of the Nazi-con-
trolled Vichy government, asked to
be allowed to surrender to French
authorities despite the fact he al
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HA.u!n.e AMs!!Ms
EPoRTER

She Should Know
Hazel Livingston, alias Annie Oak
ley of the Main street shooting
stunt with Old Hoss alias Brooksie
was talking to q marine.
Say" said the marine, that was
quite shooting downtown the other
day."
"Oh?" inquired Hazel.
"Yes," the marine went on. "a
lot Of the fellows came back to the
station from Ell Centre and told
about two women having fight and
one killing the other. Did you hear
about it?"
YES" said Hazel, I'm the corpse. >
One At A Time
There was terrific crash, follow
ed by a grinding, scraping sound.
Occupants of a sandwich stand peer
ed out the window at car along
the street near Wilson school. The
huge metal "Stop-School' sign was
caught under the front of the car.
The car stopped and out crawled
Jasper Travers. He was carefully
licking a wad of ice cream on the
end of stick. Solemnly licking the
ice cream, Travers looked the car
over and located the sign underne; h
anl located the sign underneath.
Traffic went both ways and still
Continued on Page 6, Col. d
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Switzerland Denies Lovu
Free Passage to France

merely the reading OF the formal
charge, the summation OF the presi-
dent of the court. and the Verdict,
His appearance in person VIII mean
the calling OF witnesses. and possibly
re-drafting of the governments
case.
Petain said. Il am ready 10 face
whatever shall be the Judgment OF
my fellow countrymen for whom.
and for France. did what l beliey-
ed right"
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PILOTLESS PLANE RUNS AMOK

LOS ANGELES, April 25. (UP)-
A pilotless naval target plane broke
away from its remote radio control
Tuesday night and crashed into the
roof of the Shrine auditorium, de-
stroying itself and setting the roof
afire. No one was hurt, and the
blaze was quickly put out. The
navy said the small craft was con-
trolled from a base -"in the Los An
geles area"
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ready has been sentenced to death
'in absentia" by the French High
Court for treason.
The neutral principality of Lich-
tenstein previously refused him en-
try from Germany.
1t was believed the aged Marshal's
treason trial will be postponed to
give him time to prepare his de-
fense.
Petain originally was to have been
tried in absentia on May II. But
that trial would have included
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-25

SACRAMENTO, April 25. (UP)
democratic aSsemblymen appeared
to favor immediate action on Gov
Warrens tax reduction bill and
Republican supporters said they
would attempt to have the measure
set as a special order of business
Wednesday,.
Although Democrats voted in cau-
Gus Monday night to delay the tax
bill, at least dozen were said to
favor prompt action.
Tuesdays amendments restored
the bill practically to it's original
form except for a two per cent sales
tax substituted for Warren's 2 1/2
per cent.
The assembly earlier voted AZ to
81 against bill abolishing the
"cross-filing" election system un-
der which state and national can
didateS can file for nomination of
all parties in primary elections, al
though the bill had been indorsed
by both Democrats and Repubii-
cans. .t
The assembly defeated motion to
withdraw from its public morals
committee bill placing rigid
limit on the number of new tavern
licenses to be issued. A. freeze" on
the number of licenses is to be lifted
May Is by the state board of equali-
Zation.
The senate also voted down a bill
to include merchant seamen in the
state unemployment insurance sys-
tenn.
Members of the legislature accept
ed an invitation to attend a plen-
ary session of the United Nations
conference on Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-25
PRISONER ESCAPES

SAN QUENTIN, Cal, April 25.
tUP)-Magretio Orona, "a, who
would have been released from GUS
tody May 30, escaped frcm a San
Quentin road camp at Ryde, Contra
Costa county, last night, it wis
disclosed Wednesday. Orona was
committed from Riverside county
for car theft.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-25
Legislators Set
For Final Vote
On Tax Measure

-. SACRAMENTO, April rs. (UP)
The assembly Wednesday passed
the FOurt bill cutting the state
sales tax rate to two per cent and
continuing 1943 reductions in per-
sonal income ana bank and cor
poratiOn taxes.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-25
FIRE SWEEPS GERMAN
LEGATION AT LISBON

LISBON, April 25. (UP)-A fire
of undetermined origin swept the
German legation quarters here We'd
neSday.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-25

LONDON, April 25. (UP)-High Naz officials were
reported fleeing by aid Wednesday from siege-wracked
Berlin Moscow dispatches said chaos and were
pant In the German capital and the climax of the wars
most spectacular battle was near
half to two-thrds of Berlin had been overrun and
ground to rubbe by two Russian armies which now had
Joined forces in the city for the final onslaught
The German high command admitted that in south
Berlin the Russians had reached line through Neukoen
in which the Tempelhof airdromo is situated Zehendorf
five miles southwest of Posdamer Patz; and Babelsberg
studios two and half miles east of Potsdan.
GAP ON WEST SIDE CLOSING RAPIDLY
communique said other Soviet forces were in the
of Ketzn 10 miles northwest of Potsdam indicating
that whatever gap the Nazis still had of Berlin
shrinking fast.
The expiring German capital was almost encircled
from the north to Brandenburg due of the capital
and Marshal Ivan S. Konovs hammering Pots
dam at the southwestern edge of the city.
For all practical purposes Berlin is isolated" a
United Press dispatch from Moscow said.
The Luxembourg radio quoted Moscow dispatches as
saying that the topmos ranks of the Naz hierarchy had
begun to leave Berlin by air.
Nazi broadcasts admitted Berlin seveneighths
crcled but Allied pilots said the Germans rushing
through the narrowing gap of the city for what may
be the last big battle of the European war.
REMNANTS OF GERMAN ARMY STREAMS BACK
"All that is left of the German army seemed to be
streaming back into Berlin, reported RAF squadron
leader who joined American and Russian flers spread
ing carnage through the enemy columns.
The Exchange Telegraph agency heard station
broadcast the Luxembourg radio length that
Continued on Page 6, Col y
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s. F. Conference
Gets Under Way
Sfettinius Calls Plenary Session
To Order as Delegates From
Two Score Nations Gird for Action
Bu LYLE G.. WILSON

SAN FRANCISCO, April 25 (UP)--British Foreign
Minister Anthony Eden arrived today to join representa-
tves of the 46 United Nations who meet here at 43O
lPWTl determined to create enduring peace.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-25

LONDON, April 25. (UP)-Brit-
ish Lancaster heavy bombers es-
corted by American fighter planes
attacked Adolf Hitler's Bavarian
retreat high in the Alps near
Berchtesgaden area
Big forces of American heavy
bombers ranged over the Nazis
national redoubt" in the Alps be-
fore the British heavies swept in
to strike heavily at Hitlers house.
American Mustang pilots escort
ing the Lancasters over the Hitler
hideout said the Nazis threw up an
intense barrage of anti-aircraft
fire.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-25
NAz LEADERS flee bERLI n
Russians Make RubbIe
Of Reich CAPITAL
Remnants of German Armies Stream
Back for Last Battle as Reds
And yanks Close Channel TO West

LONDON, April 25. tUPTwo Red armies
circlemen Berlin today swapping
defenders and doomng them
hope of reinforcement
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-25
Allies Hummer
HitIer'S Home

LONDON, April 25. (UP)-The
Royal Air Force wrecked Adolf
Hitler's country house near Ber-
chtesgaden Wednesday with di-
rect hit by six-tOn earthquake
bomb.
1t seemed certain that nobody
in the house cOL:l have survived,
but there was ITO assurance that
Hitler was there. The German
radio has insisted for three days
that he is leading the defense of
Berlin
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WEATHER

Maximum Tues. 95. min. Wed. 60; 8
am. Wed. 40, humidity SIS; noon
Wed. 88, humidity 25; pm. Tues.
S6, humidity 26.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-10-26
KRASNE VANOCNf LfSTKY.
(Tiskova sluzba American
Relief for CZechoslovakia.)

Blfzi sc doba vanocn1 a bu-
deme Ease posflati pozdravy
svym pTatelGm a Znamym We
Spoj. Statech a We stare vlasti
Budou to prvn1 radostne va.
noce v Ceskoslovenske republi.
ce pc dlouhe dobe nezmerneho
utrpen1. Radostne zas zapla.
nou svetla ma vanocn1ch strom.
clch v ceskych a slovenskych
domovech.
V mnohych a mnohych rodi.
mach Dude jest6 smutno = ne
sejdou Sc jiz vsichni clenove,
jak tomu byvalo v predvalecne
dobe. Budou schazet ii, kdoz
umTeli, ably narod mohl lit.
Tenn, kdoz vsechny ty hrdzy
stastne prezili, Dude vsak Ute
chou, re jejich drazi nemTeli
nadarmo. Ia viva svetleka ma
vanocn1m stromku budou Jim
symbolem nadeje v stastnejsi
zivot naroda v osvobozene VIA
sti, v stastnejs1 zivot robin i je-
dnotlivcG.
Chcete-li svym pratel1m a
znamym svou vanocnf vzpomin
kou zpGsobiti radost a soucasne
podpofit organisaci, ktera Sc Q
pomoc Ceskoslovensku stara,
poslete Jim Vanocni Listky,
ktere vydal American Relief
For Czechoslovakia, Inc.
Tyto vanocn1 l1stky jsou pre-.
krasne. To je 1sudek kazdeho
kdo je spatril. Vytvoril je ces.
koslovensky umelec, malfT Pelc
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Pre- Slovaka MET incl vlasti ako
lie ceskoslovenska republika.

(CTK) = Casopis "Sloboda",
organ Slovakov Madarsku,
piSe v uvodnom clanku:
"Dnes vidime, re pre- Slova-
ka MET incl ~vlasti, ako je slo-
bodna Ceskoslovenska republi-
ka. Ako je dobre lit tam, kde
Ia neprezyvaj1 "buta Totom',
kde sa policajny straznik, no
tar, ucitel', farar a minister
shovara s tebou pc slovensky,
kde ii neotlc1 sto razy o hlavu,
re aky chlieb jes, takou recon-
hovor, proste kde 81 ME trpe-
nym, ale kde 81 donna medzi
svojimi. Najkrajsie ovocie, kto-
re dozrie z nasho odhodlania,
Dude: vymerenie sa dvoch ma
rodov, dvoch s1sedov, ktor1 81
Wac neb1du %pripomfnat hrie-
chy minulosti. Diva move, zdra-
We demokraticke staty - Ces-
koslovenska republika a Ma
Garsko, nebud1 whit Wac nj
koho "a to, re sa ich narody
nevedely dohodnut a porozu-
met pre- stare, skrachovane,
feudalistick6 systemy a "pan-
ske hunc1ctva". Medzi dvoma
Statmi nastane pokoj."
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CeskosIovensko ocenuje pomoc
tTi velmoci.

(CTK) = Prazskym rozhla-
sem byly vysilany projevy z
VIII. sjezdu Csl. obce legionar-
ske, ma kterem predseda sjez-
du a namestek ministerskeho
predsedy Jozka David prohla-
sill v zahajovacim pr~oslovu, re
legionaTi nepripustf, ably nekdy
v budoucnosti doslo k novemu
Mnichovu. Je mravni povin-
nostf legionarG zasazovat sc O
to-, ably nikdo v kriticke chvili
neselhal. ZdGraznil tez, re nj
kdo nem1ze Cechoslovakdm Wy
tykat, re Sc jednou pro vzdy
cht6ji zbavit on6ch zivl1, KITE
rym nezavislost republiky nj
kdy neprirostla k srdci a ktere
svOu cinnosti podlamovaly "a
klady statu. Jsou to mensiny
nemecka a madarska. Zabez-
pecenf statu je d1vodem spoje-
nectvi Ceskoslovenska sc So
v6tskym svazem. Kdyby jed
nou dosIo znovu k ozivenf ne
meckeho imperialismu, pax
jsou to jedine spojenectf Russo
We, kteTf by nam mohli okamzi-
t6 pTiskocit ma pomoc, jake to
ucinili v t6to valce. Pr tom
vsak Sc nesmf zapom1nat a nj
dky Sc neZapomene, CO pro O.
svobozenf Ceskoslovenska Wy
konaly Angle a Spojene Staty
americke. Nenf treba 81 dnes
lanai hlavy zbytecnym profile
mem, IDA Sc klonf Ceskosloven-
sko k Vychodu nebo k Zapadu.
Cechoslovacf patti tam, kde Ii
il uz pc 1000 let. Pomer Ces-
koslovenska k ostatnlm statGm
Dude urcovan pom6rem techto
Statn k republice.
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Jsou ma Mich tri devcata v mad
hernych narodnlch kroj1ch a

Jsou ma Mich tri devcata v mad
hernych narodn1ch kroj1ch a
vystizne symbolisuj1 vdecnost
"a osvobozeni a nadeji a v1ru v
stastnou budoucnost, jakou ma
plnena budou vsechna ceska a
slovenska srdce, al mas lid sla-
viii Dude prvnf sve vanoce We
svobodne opet vlasti.
Soubor 10 vanocnfch listkG
6 v perokresbe a 5 zivych
barvach) S obalkami je "a
$1.OO. Phi postovnfch objed-
navkach dunno pfipojiti 5 cen
tn ma postovne ma kazdy SOU
Dor.
Objednavky poslete ma adre-
SUI: American Relief for Cze-
choslovakia, 3917 West 26th
St., Chicago : %, Ill.
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(CTK) = Poslechova sluzba
NBC zachytila dne 10. T1jna tu-
to zpravu prazskeho rozhlasu
Jan Frejla, Czech, ktery zradil
tTi spoluobcany Gestapu, byl
odsouzen lidovym soudem v
Praze, a ob6sen ma Pankraci.
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Dekrety o uzavreni nemeckej
university a techniky.

(CTK) = PRECEDENT Cesko-
slovenskej republiky, DIR. Edu-
ard Benes, podpfsal diva dekre-
ty, ktorymi s1 zrusene nemec-
ka univerzita a nemecka tech
nika v Ceskoslovensku. Obi diva
dekrety s1 s platnostou dina II.
novembra 1889, ked nacisti u
zavreli vysoke skoly Ceskych
Zemiach.
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Pfedbezna Ornament zabav:

Nedele = 20. fijna: Oslava
%. R1jna porada Sdruz.. Csl.
Spolk6.
Pondelf-29. rfjna: "Bingo"
pofada Spolek Fanny Marie
Ustavicne Pomoci pod skolou
sv. Vaclava.
V nedeli, 4. listopadu: =
Dem. Klub Ceskych Mlad1k1 7.
wardy Dude poTadati v mist
nostech klubu UstTicove Hody.
Prvnf Americko-Cesky Dam
sky Dem. Klub Z. wardy odby-
va "Victory Dinner a Dance"
z. listopadu v Dem. Klubu Tine
wardy, 2100 Ashland Ave.
Sobota, II. listopadu: - V
Delnickem Dome Posv1censkou
Zabavu porada Delnicky Podp.
ISpolek "Rovnost."
27. a %. listopadu: - "Po-
svfcenskou VeceTi" poTadajf
Young Ladies Osady sv. Vacla-
va. VeceTe cd 6 hodin vecer.
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Pro vstsi armada " Jugoslavii.
Marsalek Tito z rozhlasne re-
81 prohlasil, re Jugoslavie hod-
Ia zesiliti svou armada, jez bu-
de "dustojnym spojencem slav-
ne rude armady."
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Oa prmnn @ nmav zu amohhemA u Dude npna NOum dim d one ydbyhug Ubdu
mdotudMnmn re pawa km@Ie zhMa, HMotmi a2odpwedpS1 taxi W&h zd zH do nomh6h hI bu
de a9n ale take zmWm mGi re hM Sc CekosoWnhoz Ease dez 1 praednoha pMdu VnuUIa OBJ
div ui co Sa p-H"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-10-26

Hlavni stan Spoj. StatGG v Cine
prelozen.
1t. general Stratemeyer pre-
lozil hlavnf stan americke ar
mady v cine z Cungkingu do
Sanghaje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-10-26
Anglicke posily do Palestiny.

AngIlcke PoSIIy DO FaIeStlny.
Dalsi anglicke vojsko bylo
vylodeno v Haife a bezprostfed
ne bylo poslano do tabor1 V
Palestine.