Show : - - ' C World News 11 Associated P sesss t Prc United ' 1 1 40'4'4 44 - Ny1 - ) 77 c? i 2 ( ! I ' ' ' 14 I 9 1 )Aiy i 1 eq qp 1 (41 r-- Weather: 1 A Partly Cloudy k 1 (Details on Page 17) I i Price Five Cents Salt Lake City Utah Saturday Morning March 31 1915 No160 Vol 150 A O' if I i' 4 C— I ) 0 0 ' 1:' - t4 rri i: t 0 - -: 1 N T Times Foreign Service '1 1 - 00!- 1 i alk ' - I I 1 -7- T -77 671 ii i so401 I 1 T II - ‘ ell c e IL ) v 1106- - A - i I o 3 Ti 4'09000 li I T1 0111Ellu 1 - f ( E ) t Ti 1 II) jiitliTio tl f t ' k 07! I 1 1 11) t ''P ri c t 1 t I LAL 1 CH Cl- 0 1 i i 4i Arras UBoats I 1 akeirtis I 1i '' I I I)1()Iir()1)1) I 1 1I 1 1 'I After 3- 1)41)14 '41I I tiolent three-da- y 'f' :4 It II tI' 1 i c fell to on I among! I 4:1'' on-f- t of 11erbtl I whIch tho Ithaelanis rt Y that now IFI tinder announced allied control Soot LI tiot vont of Rhino 111 ril:4It thriti em ( ! j i 1 1 1 I r i 1 1 I " '''''ll'osbat t kAmmm I to m 11 r : ry" 4' MANNHElm 00000000 Af or —- rT r - :Al ' " iNtkomc""-:—- Stettinias Sees Success at Peace Parley misted Illitipitp f ( 0 Nof t asem made-to-ord- 1 to-Jee- 1 ' 'tumor Says Nazis ' l'reaa Americon lihrrotion ttroops lelendhopping In thn central Phil ippinee Invntled Negros island Thuradny furthevahattering tho JAptintliti ViMityln Arra defense l i Gen which "Illl rapidly I C01111114111g" 244cArthur announced Dougitts Friday siI 1I H Fifth fleet battlexhirm and carrier planee continued pounding the Ryukyu 'shim's southwest of Joplin Thursday 1 the eighth 'attack Wednesday night shooting down 17 enemy planes and deatroy trig four torpedo honte Fleet Adm Chester W Nimitz reported Tokyo rndin quoted Hear Adtn Tonetsugu Flopta'Coptimintic opin ion that with the United Statile fleet In Nippon" home waters the Inpnnemn have' a "grAnd chnnte" to defeat the Americnn navntI force and launch a "counttrottentlivo fur - LONDON ne Fr()11ts tit a Clance dieneot00 1 1 out-skir- Coe-mer- I Germany Friday night the only definite target anItininC141 by the Itritimh air min Int War le 1 Ii - t I ( I : - ' -- l ! rt - - I I i - I h Imtry wnm - Berlin which WAS At tacked for the 38th night in the Inst 39 nights Tho grentemt U S attack of the war on enemy naval installationa Friday otrangled chimera of this crinnbling German army of get ting eenborne eurpliee and rein- forcement's It also dealt ft memolive blow egftimot tho nazis spring mubmarine pion Mast Navy Vemmebi There wee an indleation-i-bu- t no confirmation—that the attack by more than 1400 Flying Fortressre and Liberntors nnd a erreening Hcloud of IMO fightern of the U Eighth nir force wnm timed to entelt Intge units of thn tlerninn nnvy anchoring et Wilhelmshaven 'mot ettneked by the Eighth On Feb 8 1944 The official target listed in the communique Paid only "navel In the inner harbor" The armada aimed the exploAlyce on the yarda and other targets including warsthipe snd What wns believed to be it flotilla of subs sheltering in W11- 1 vex-me- II-bo- at ' 1 r inner harbor nese thn government nival dot kynrit where the nnzi battleship Vo Tiepits s4ne built Some group of Vortreesea In Saturday's attack's were jumped by a dozen enemy jet planes attaehing ming!)y or iIn palm or ito many as five abrenAti MtultAnz escort' shot down at least mix and dentroned-fiv- e other enemy' pialpes on the ground Build Plastic t Sub building yards struck in eluded the Itiohm and Voss and the Deutsche Werft yard"' at Ilamburg both working' tin 2!')Oton the prefabricated plastic Ileachimag works at Bremen: a cast new conerete structure near lenrge 16 Miles downiotream frorn ilremen 'believe(' to be for the construction of prefabricated Uhontoo nnd the naval dockyard At Wilhelmehaven an import tub best' "At Hamburg' where most of the bombing wne done through cloude columns of heavy oil And smoke boiled up" Raid an Eighth air force statement "At Bremen and other objeetiven where the weather permitted visual boruie- Mg' generally good reaults were rit helmahevenle tind fighterm—showered 4000 tonx of bombt In daylight itttachoi On rive 11bont yardA in Germany'll iergrxt NOrth nen ports of Brom en Hamburg nnd Wilhelmshaven rmen radio alarm's logged Over Intik parte of north- oGet rs - 1' 1 Merck - ( 1 -:—-- i- A strong Petunias' force of It A 11740-1rrIin again fort attacked squitoes Ilia mightiest ditY night tater American aerial force sent Mort this year—morn thsh 2300 bomb-er- e ("p- r ' f ' It Fleet Pounds Itynkyus Hy ithomultife4 Strong RAF Force lifts Berlin Yanks Blast Sub Yards 'Open'- West 1)oor matatikeinNEMOOMMOMMemmx 1 n VAMMOMMONINMBRIMORIMMIliMO I - Ruhr The United States Ninth tinny breaking German resistance In the northern Ruhr after a blazing tank battle now Wafl pOtIMMY 40 miles beyond the Milne It hnd forked across one big but tinfillMVLI river in the basin to within GO milerror so of a junction with the First at Paderborn which would Never the Buhr from the rest Of Germany Thle of Men Armor Roll Over iVesiphalla Another relentless tide of men and armor was rolling over ' the Westphalian plains north of the Ninth army The British t4econd nrmy with at least three armored divisions leading the pack advanced 10 miles overnight was 40 miles or more beyond the Rhine nnd won reported unofficially to be striking for the north Gorman ports of Hamburg Bremen and Vilhelmshaven all pounded during the tiny by over 2300 United States bombers and fighters ' (The Berlin radio said early Saturday that Field Marsha! Montgomery's tanks in the Duelmen region in the road to Mum i titer were being subjected to "fierce" German counterattack) The British tiVized Duelmen 15 miles southwest of Muenster and charged up the Muenster highvKay against dug-iresistance P11110 Two (M ("dm'--- - Twn) I wt 1 r - greatly Om so limited it Thffi er 11 ' Five allied armiem powered by at !test 1S Armored divisions beyond the Rhine drove nimost la will through 'the broken Ger ronn front weakened to nn nimost fatal point by (10000 cnptives swept up by Geri Eimenhower's forces in the hat two days "There is not nny orgnnized line of defense between yon And Berlin" R highrnnking Germnn officer told hk United States Third nrmy captors "There is riot any organized system of government left In Cermnny When you reach Berlin the whole situation will quickly dissolve" live United States Divkions on Bond to Berlin At lent two United Stntes First nrmy division n and three United Sintes Third nrmy armored divialons were on the high road to Berlin btuahing pnat the sena realatnnce in gains of 20 and 21 miles respectively The United States First army scored one of the biggest tactical vktorics of another sennationnl dny by enpturing the great Eder dam neer Ilemturt Itowne taken so wady it wax not even tirepared for the demolitions that would hnve flooded the route to Berlin (The Eder dam one of the lam In Europe 1t0 feet high and a quartermile long was brenthed by liritlah Lanenster bombers on May 1(1 1013 end ertnnn said the resulting flood killed 7I1 permons Presumably the (km had been repaired) At the same time the First artnysent its northbound tank columns slashing through Paderborn almost at the edge of the north German plain 43 miles east of the eastern limits of the Patton revealed that his fighting men had taken square miles of GOVID4111 ter ritory — captured 3072 cities and towns — taken 140112 prisoners—killed Or wounded 03000 German troops and eliminated practically all of the German Seventh nnd rind armies 'As Patton irsued his order SF I (lermen troops in the toppling Ruhr WASIIINOTON March 30 U11—Extengon of tho expiring SA 14 contract between soft coal opiirstors IlYPI the United Mine Mandl 80 It was made known that it high na vy triinspoit enpaciotim Wmkers milking government PIPIZUrti of the mines unneetsmery sihIiii churned the width of the ranking Cerman offker had wes expected toridey night by producers surrendered to Third army twine doeked hero Fridny The operators previouy had some an° former internees of the troops lath Thursday nnd had lora And Lewin failed And Atrikes kinrito Tomas camp et Manila asserted thnt there was no rpicpds tf Solid Fuels With nn exuberance matehed Melzure forced 1 J government Ickes Adminietrator 11grold German resistance organized only by an army bond which LOW!" lino UM W authority and Sery of Labor Irritneeg American army between the thumped away as the rihip moved to Perlsine to continue the agree and Berlin Into the plerside men women find it nectimary but hos not indicntchildren who hnd survived three N'on mint for another 30 doym aryl Itunddedt Retire" ed thst ho will do mo however yenrs tt msinutrition privatiort make tiny woge adiumtnientoo enme borne again ix expected to bo nnd sheenteeloni indignity cer said that an retroactive to April I y It was a for high aver Enoter week end day Field Marshal Alreported They meemed ready however religioux holiday" cut into them was now come bert the- work week On top of that to accept the retroactivity fen Kesselring rood Main Complaintt Monday will be ohNerved na tho turn in Any 3var 131por board tX mandjng on the western front Dremied In nrmyliomP(1 khnlit for Field Marshal Kart Cerd von nnniversary of tho eighthour tention 'order the most pnrt the passengers lined ltundmtedt whom he succeedday and a tribute to John MitThn board will conduct a hear the ends cheering find wnving Itnt chell onetime president of mine ing 14ntordray morning at which ed ham retired to his Brandenevidence of their stny in the Inworker' time it probobly will direct thtit ternment ramp was prominent Lewis mut the opertitorx met burg farm the officer said tho contract expiring Saturday men recemeed lined And until whose Older fneen antodily briefly at midnight ho extended Captured enemy orders PihOWV(1 itddra nge find young men Monday but the Monday meet other 30 dog to rermit hearinto on troops to hold the int: may bo called Off Am need for with lean jawe Pitond among the calling into the deadlockea contract cone women and talked of their expert-"Foo- d Main river line to the denth cOntinuing negotintione recedcA trovergy were immued two days after Tho Unitod Mine Worker" ene o Certified to Itoord wan the main thing" A the Third army crossed it Journal mall editorially Friday tail man said "'Why from Jun 1 the operittorm hod attempted It stand was planned along certified that fiery Perkine in inerentied until Jtine 1042 wn hrui to "include the cage to the hoard for settle Wester river the offleer the tonnage coat" they sold would ourselves When they did teed tin ment late Thurmday night after said but theAmerienn tanks It never and never the Perkin' result from pros Wig IL fruitlemit enough ' Attempt to get RITTII moved too swiftly Posh!' good" ment on It contract propinied by Below them on thn pier were The German whose identity her ' John L Lewio ' UM W chief lined Heil Cross peroiontiel With Accepted her termo et once ' but was not revealed snapped his fOod OM Clothing the operators said it would cogt "it doren't look like what we'vo heels together and saluted umo600000 a year S prohibi been used to" it boy remnriod hit when he left the command live figure in their opinion "lio you remember thnt post to which he was taken terly Lewis for hie port wan &aro poor guy who wilos caught trying to and entered a Able to junking boo 10centmInn jeep with an Copyright hy Chicago Tediums Imingiiin fond into (limp? Didn't royalty demand ot MINA Perkins' nnd his personal LONDON March :10—The flood they work him over thmigh!" orderly requepa In exehnogo for thgt his of report' froin the weAtern offront equipmenL major wage tdemond I woo Ina telling tho Wants to (lo Hack of the dieltitegrntion dimmed intact by the labor ger liand4 Devotion Is believed In moms Herman There wnn bitternesx' evlittqa retttry— find thn operators would spoirteroi Army here to Indicate the mitts but much of it wits) in (sr (hi' not "Ign "This great campaign was ilolibertstely stre permitting the ivel of the Arlin nod excitement of rtindo posmible by your dime! lirition and American's to &weep en Anierienn akyline-efteNONA on ikitriko mhstenio Into their country In order to fore nnit Jropttnene gunroln little(' valor and unswerving The W 14 fl likely will rimInto to Stall occuptition by tho Ittitinionm devotion coupled with the uni hearings iind try to taut A do Military circles hero Aro puZtlot :14v1introhtfla itirhte:116:':Iøtl lldnetnirfdlie a' the:entire: cleinn before May I paralleled audacity and speed Morten of great advencen being The patttrn to sinilloe but not by of your advance on the rittsda without Si othot being fired identicol to thot nt 1943 when for perlodsi on long am 24 hours' Ile hitched lite beltc "I hope they ground" Patton said "while ' The tlerinntin urn believed to negotintiono between the opern I've got from the air peerless fighter-bombe' haVe lesin than it dozen first clams mend no) tonic though Nome debt it to ray" up tt relentless tilvisionn On thn wenterit front A big Negri) Pendleton "Puntround clock the attack upon reduced blettre" Thornpnon of Han Frith In ntrength Ainny enemy moldier's Omer) who Itl the disorganized enemy WAN vredited with helprate ing to nave ninny liven nt the union being suiptured nro of Inthird "The highest honor I have maid --bquality trienpable It lithfigglifig food pointed to the nttained is that of having my reisIntlinee Serious putting tip i There Aro reportm thrtt ot few tinnd coupled with you in ' "I Itoldi them() people IthereA 'tie name the recapture of Iwo 3mn Saipan" daym before thn Rhino 1 theme often:lye great events" Palo Town ' (Inborn Alt)------------ taut other 'oat botirc began the t)ermann reinforced the ---- (nu With the presenta of a titremg 'Astern front At thn expenee of the tiritieh tnnk force in the Ryukyu wentern ' putting new panzer (aroperntion the Inpnneoln rftdio enti- mored) divisilonsi Into action in meted "onefourth to onethird" of Hungary allied naval etrength wa4 operatHoule late entimAtem piece ()erWESTERN FRONT —Twn Tokyo reports two gigantic takik ing In that archipelago and pre- - rant itrength on the eantern front V S i artnicos "wore gainn' tlf Up to I II force operating few mile only dictc(1 the invemon Of Okinawa so five times that In thn west 80 milea on 100mile fronts mien off cont 0710 In tho liermann within 1$3 ottlem of Heflin en Japan principal island in the chain was theory here "but a mntter of time" believe if total (letent contre In P11111111PINES thenentide American by iiirretielering cilly The 40th U H divinion which the went before tho ettat the reItroops WO on Negnotr enemy — IIANT11IN Soviet"' hod "mow of and invildd Penny suilting dispomition British reyiously caomailleo in Philippine aplaintpl aiirizcd stemre on Negrom Aniericnn troopn on Written 110 1I capturo 'Marlin kill or capturo 1100000 !MacArthur proach hay aieritinna Iti threeaone Of the Important nuty SOUTHEAST ASIA—Hritioth llaY bottle for elly: other Ittig Philippine Inlitndm held by the Jar) upon for occupation of tho counSian columna Inflict heavy caatitaltien nem armies prof4a Atiodriantry on trapped enemy Melklia area The Arneriennn tended nenr ?Ingo in other wordx the Clermnnx are' frontier below Vienna on Negros' went roma nnd brindled said to feel the American's nnd S lith lair force CIIINA-- 11 WAR—Moro than 2300 AIR nnide enemy resiotnnea in raring tiritinh may hold territory they I t Ihit naval IIntallationo I of and esactiale dektroym Imporplane 14 mile! instand to capture Da- havo won rather than hand Any tant Lnohokow air bae Bremen 'hamburg and Wil- ovrr to tho ittootione t' rolo airfield and approach the belmshavent drop 3500 Ionia of ITALIAN ElIONT — Tactical There in little doubt the of the city of thnt name bombe would pretvr to hstve the on Cebu inland American diviplanet' lilt Cerman aupplien and PACIFIC' — Superforarelowis road: ground action stalled hy Ilion imam extended their invnelon western sillies to Occupy their how weather land Singapore attack Two Column country Nagops rive) (Sores Nor-moll- E PARIS Saturday March 31 IIII—Tnnlot thundered unop posed acroas Ithe formidable Eder river 182 miles sonthwest Berlin in a 21411110 sweep Friday and Americnn brenkthrough fortes to the north thrrittenril tit any hour to trap 10000 crack March 30 (UN — 1I (km George 14 Patton Jr eotti mended his troops of ills Third army in it speeint order of the day Friday night for In 1 1 i T1 IF: AMIIIICAN A It M V fiertnany nchievement NUI I For German Ports in North AM 2300 Ili So Planem Blast Cities of time" ttAttilf I -- I British Armored Divisions Smash their amazing victories Pince they crossed the !thine say ing: "Itistory retords no greeter it A' 16 in tysix were Isbeled "groceries" end were loaded on a Mexico bound bus However when the Lus reached the customs guar ttrs on Abe bridge OWner$ of the boxes did not declare them Two separate seizures were made customs officials said The first resulted in tthe Metz-- tire of 220)0000 units the second 4000000 No arrests were made The 'penicillin was held for failure to have an export license Export controNs !Administered by the foreign' economic ad ministration but is thforctql Yy customs agents stationed It the ports and borders - 1:0-- Coahnen See Extension 350 Jubilant Repatriates of Miner Pay Pact Arrive Fridoi the hot "multiple 1)el 11- Plhon 'itlikvitoosoisl ) no))tpdb?H4enn -I tht(ARLSRUHI i 'la )1 r400-- 27 -- 41'114 WU? IbUf 9 4i1' 1 f w 0 wrm TM!) i - 1 Patton TellsTitird n li kft--yrrL14":"I )11syrouth Nk ttiod 21fatsoft— A itiimil:nbu'rol (11MUglf lg" ‘thZ"A0011tikrsJ41 I ' —4 V ir NI I p lunge on LnehPLc etc 3d Na 3 Pliuon b4s''')'‘ 11401fill'ausot‘ ( '' 1 1 07(41 Done N kg 41411 0470- 4 1 1 - fq 1) 4 -- (T-- CO) lg AfollmipW0SVOW ' the This k first attempt to export 'the valuable drug without it tense The boxes first had been t noticed in a bus station They ft h 0:!"1134 I rrim 1) al y-Scattet'- Chommts J ka 'ilL ) - - 't t t '141t"---- iti1011Le )6-4- r-- 1 toiplit Hine tGERMANY - -NT- I- L- Itobbis ' CoottIngto - "I' ‘ Sdk 11Y11 ' - FRANCE - tI ir 'rollout Immemsonw ir 4 P i ' fii tip Seized : I )‘-it 4 declare thtm e rii( (Po' ot r-Nc 11111t 61044001 II g 1 I t 4 (111-Twen- tiolf ( 144: 1 - ' ik filY vote" Issue has not dimmed him i confidence In the mucceen of the I ' Son Frtincinco conference i ) Reporters fired Sit questions st i him roost of thern denting with R norret agreement tondo nt Yuan onfety and disclosed Thuroiday Under thin the United Btnten will beck I Stead for Bratislava Moodie" dernnnd for thres votes in Th' ?MAI conlurat of- - the thn 1 essembly et the world ()monk 1 Arett what CrlyrIADanzig port to be sot Up nt Snn From zation I tortepilly hut dotk fAcilitium fer in turn will seek three 1 'hyro than 1200o000 tone nt ship (v'ktc!"'s tnild itself The British coni ft a szave Itosainne the year ping bnott 200 miirs toonwetilth will have nix soopty 1 It ohm MiSitill11100 FAWOTA Plan from tho iterhn front 4econd tVhito formiditbio freed thP The serrutary of state licked his Poletittn nrmy ennelpiting of troops' stririi irin—n111 lips repeatedly as the :4 And auxiliary forret' under tin triestionit rolled ett at a news cone I I penermlo for tho offensive optima ference attended t t tirt reporters by the Teich capital To nuist of them he said he couldn't mtruelt Soviet While spearhead" answer nowcorns' back next week seroo" the Austrinn: border north The questionscentered on why of 1oezog to miles eodth Vlonnit the sgreetnent was kept secret e now Itusitionm offen tho opened was out by press smoked until it Lyra On tho north bank tit tho reports opt what Is the stistos of 1iontibo omit pouth And west of Lome 11441aton engulfing rnfirti than the "sovereign equality" principle stressed in the Intrnintrton Oaks CnIiinn root) tato Part Irtoll prelimiluiry pine fur world organ! 7-11 tation end the ()Metal speeches I sn't explanations of the plan' 7V-111111-11 l W ill I II ( Ifeld Minor Matter litettinius 'told reporter's that 1 nothing hstt hoppened to Mayfair awe hint on the prospect for it I LAtamo Tex March 30 successful wOrld orwsnizotion million units Nteanwhile Another high official ' 1 of penicillin hidden beneath who would not benoMimed 'assured :1 other necret the pream Viet groveries in several largo soreemre ente cn Dumberton Onke 4 n bus PetZed boxes were from reacjied At 'the itoogevelt- at the international bridge Ctiorchillfitolin Meeting nt Ynitn 1 here rridaY$ el)cnt:)(:)rkril ttlicis let:Ittijitrildoin tlitiolot stens A t of customs of Suspicions voting procedure wee tic Ws bed been aroused when aAssembly minor matter comperetively Vnilitttri rivet Tnroo owners of the boxes did not 'sea posa—--1 11'“144- - w$ frl'r ) li Li 1 L 'hittelbet 04 ri' 7 i 4-1- Magdobutt '4111 Aro IN portn0 raptured March 11' T Gormsn Account meld tho Poll( tA hed first tncircled tho town by joining tridgehrotdit driven over the Oder to the mouth mod northsest of it but claimed the garrilwn had fought !westward to I 'e jot - 11— I 4 11'Iikr7-'31"11- 4 CONLIN! 1vt ) 4 s040 gomAgoti 004 ! - K1ssri f I 1 - toitiwow:aF0) NI I t 1: i 1 ""r411 ''41 11"!in IU X 1‘4kIka'rkV diviniiiii o A -- 4 i 111 6-- 1 SP p1 i 1111 )i Aoadelbom ' '1 V aolAil 01 Ili w opottlitt COLOCNI:44r— centrot emerhooloynkic Whlio these Wft1fl yirtorit" WA SI IINOT011 Morels :10 (A') urre twine lootoil on the MOAN tto (lemon rtuno )eistodly Turning odd(' st barrage of 'lotto I the toll of the 0po roo quentionm lieey Stettinius In :Is thllept tnxt tetoge or HilestrIti teimer ueltr—to i II hti:dimimil— - V N‘ ''' 1 4''' (3 4 "A' I A tivism000lvi littP:770717712t I I - 'NI0 1("Itki I111161-I- Heidelberg I I '' uI -1 7--- -t!' 1) 41) 0di 1) 1 f--4- ()4111ebei4min 1 004 lk (41 ki ) 014L4' 7-- BERLINot ))1thr--"oidt---4:Indc- i': 1 40 '"t Andent city I 11 1 ' 1 film walls lion fouled Norio PAurrender Iturstrity A'allost nun Tulle" tr tho ohuth troolio drove Intl) MINH" bohfw ViewItt at the ape" Af A isouttern offetutivo front now vild ene4 tO 200 tulle's tant threotening IC) tut oft the tolch (torn Its to rn'ining commitment' in Yugo esvot end dtsly More two 730 loAts wrr ii1 fte ONO enVitt armlies toret through tlimorgonirod tIerroon tiotonmem for gain" up to nt botoen tho YugosloY ' 1i 1110 i 1 A I 1 street bottle 'Capture of the port nettett Iluestoti" vast piantillea of booty In hiding 45 subilittrines MottchW fthtrollncett ttelyel In addition to thn underlie" hog? haul were 140 tarldft tr aeltpropelled gun ond V111 field Kling t FF1f3 of filo In L11 f 0 1 1 c)Nr 4 ! 1 (broiling NI 10004 W111411 (lOrtnahy on emetioo tor lovitding Poletel In 1'13c1 full rainy to red ertny ilt"(141 who )olmtrit the Polish forrnor free pottt thg rivon-thtittur kIlling tr t hid uring 4tt000 toe German defenders In It 1ft 1 — at Ingoeors It 1 ' 11 reNo soil firtlosttsti rAttitilny Mardi the Mille i -- 0 ' i i AND IARNHIM rt'' m1li 4flo4t00 1 Ir AlfIJO ir0 1 - I 11(?)11 I t wells --- Illistsr hi )) LL) 02 - J )700 filiiP10 moved P411 ( r:L471r: ' Ii11011111 t t Fighting ()tf Sired (CPI 5 Poderborn - LONDON I indleals from tittli A4 IMO litlit' drings north ts Poilill Flag - i 4 0 ri Ell allied armies Into iserniony IHoist -1 701 1 of 1 3 o T ‘I'43 4 1 mm0! I Pt- - 7 1114 0 41101111W16100000801100011410111tam MIMIMIM1101MMNPANke0 1 i te - ' - - - ! I I: i I ' ts f‘ 1 1- - reported" (The Paris radio quoted Swise reports se anying thnt tlerman mailors had revolted in itamburc nnd erected barricade in the dock area) An Eighth air force officer etreseed the significance of the huge attack with the statement that it was three tig porta out of busines- simultaneously" - se I ' -- e:I r |