Show rbc 5a1t akc 47tibune Thursday Morning May 3 1945 Probers Urge i Germans Show Indifference To Passing of Hitler - Allies Receive Duce ss Widow - coma North Italy May (UP) widow of the slain dictator captured by Italian to flee partisans as she attempted to Switterland was taken into custody Wednesday by officers of the United States First armored —Rachele-Mussolin- 2 i She was accompanied by her 18- son Rornano and her year-ol- d daughter Anna Maria youngest of her five children 12- She was carrying with her lire ($120000) 35 Swiss francs and 1600 grams of gold ($1157) and many jewels in her She was expensive automobile 040000 taken into custody Tuesday night and placed in the Como jail where she learned of Mussolini's execution The partisans handed her over Wednesday to the Americans stating that she always had led a family life and that they did not consider her a fascist criminal The allies placed her in her sumptuous villa at Crespi overlooking Lake Como and the Swiss Alps She and her children left Wed nesday afternoon under American custody for an unannounced '‘:‘IIiiii"( " i ''''4 : ''- ''k' :: Z'' ' - '' ti ':''a - 1 ' ' ' r ' : - sr I 'ilr i j il' 'E' ' le ft?i 400 t t47 I ' I ft 4te:sogrolo — jr-co4 e3---- -4 A 'xIi l- I' 11 i '!e 1 0-- )- - - w :' -- : er '1 -- ii:4 441:- 4 14:szu ' -' it tallik s: II 'I 1 -- - 7:- tri:!'ilir11-4'IJO'4-- 'l : :: i:'141iiJ g ': -- - 71 Hokt it Homer use your heod - Try this surer way instead OAP 1) six-we- Marshal Karl von Rundstedt front chief captured Ex-we- st Italy Triumph Von Rundstedt Speeds V-- E ruman Says Deplores Continued War Cgntinued from Page One) WASHEWTON May 2 CFI — Pres Truman Wednesday pro- miles from Munich just after he claimed the unconditional surren- had finished dining with his famder of German forces in Italy as ily Tuesday night "a part of the general triumph we The capture was made by Lt are expectantly awaiting on the Joseph Burke (address not given) whole continent of Europe" and a detachment from company "Only folly and chaos can now A 141st regiment 36th infantry delay the general capitulation of division A Seventh army anthe everywhere defeated German nouncement said it was Burke's armies" the president said in a first combat assignment since he statement which also warned Ja- received a battlefield command three weeks Taken prisoner pan to "understand the meaning with the field ago marshal were his son of these events" and aide Lt Hans Gerd von RundMr Truman sent congratulatory stedt a driver and a medical aid messages to Field Marshal Sir man Harold Alexander and Gen Mark Clark leader of the allied armies IT S General Embarrassed whose victory toppled the last He was to the command southern barriers to the nazis' Ba- post of Majbrought Gen John Dahlquist varian mountain stronghold and 36th division commander at 3 the Austrian panhandle a m He made his comments about Hitler and Doenitz there Blow Reduces Resistance driven awa3 in a The st a t e department also before being to snowstorm Gen blinding hailed the German collapse in It- Alexander M Patch's LtSeventh ary as "greatly reducing the posheadquarters sibility of prolonged resistance" army in Austria and southern Germany In Dahlquist told me that he was when Von Rundstedt Acting Secy Joseph'C Grew add- waspajamas brought in ed In a statement that "Italy "Maybe I should have put on which has been fighting the comdress uniform but I didn't my mon enemy since 1943 is now rid of the German yoke:and soon will think it necessary" the American be a nation united in fact as well officer said "I explained that I as in purpose under the demo- had been asleep and he seemed to cratic government of free Italy" understand" At Gen Patch's headquarters Pres Truman's statement: "The allied armies in Italy have Von Rundstedt said he was rewon the unconditional surrender lieved of his command March 1 of German forces on the first Eu- because of failing health The field ropean soil to which from the marshal appeared ttred and west we carried our arms and our nervous from the long trip from The collapse of Bad Toelz and declined to answer determination military tyranny in Italy how- questions of newsmen However ever is no victory in Italy alone he readily accepted an cffer of but a part of the general triumph Maj Gen Frank W Milburn we are expectantly awaiting on Lafayette Ind commander of the the whole continent of Europe 21st army corps to sit and chat For more than an hour the Only folly and chaos can now delay the general capitulation of the former German commander in everywhere d e f eat ed German chief in the west sipped coffee armies and Cognac smoked American cigarets and talked — sometimes S Officers Commends bitter sometimes melancholy and "I have dispatched congratula- sometimes whimsical tory messages to ate allied and 4This is a painful experience American officers who led our for an old soldier" he said in a forces to complete defeat of the low voice "Forty-thre- e years Germans in Italy They deserve a very painful experience" We our praise for the fvictory have right to be protid of the suc- 'Not An Interregattont cess of our armies "This is not an interrogation "Let Japan as well as Germany or anything of that sort" said understand the meaning of these Milburn "I have the utmost reevents Unless they are lost in spect for the field marshal's fanaticism or determined upon ability as a soldier" suicide they must recognize the Von Rundstedt accepted coffee and Cognac and a bit embarmeaning of the increasing ving power now ready for rassed asked for a- cigaret the Capitulation or the destruc"In the German army we get tion of the arrogant only two a day" hasmiled "and enemies of mankind" are very poor" Grew declared the liberation of they Col Rinaldo von Brunt San the Antonio Tex pulled Italy was "effectively aided by energy courage and spirit of re- of popular American brand from sponsibility of Italian patriots" his pocket but Von Rundstedt's His warm words raised the physician who had accompanied hopes ofltallans seeking to get him protested "his heart!" Italy admitted into the ranks of "I'd rather smoke than eat" the united nations The country Von Flundstedt said "and I like at present has the position of best There are few a status new in the your brand things left now—and the doctors affairs of nations However it is believed that any try to keep me from enjoying them" Improvement in Itay's position n Though Von Rundstedt was imwould depend on maculate in a grey-gree- n dress not agreement and uniform with piping down the upon action by any one member trouser seam red he apologized for of the- big three his appearance Clothes Destroyed In Raid Offers Vet Amendment "My last uniform" he said WASHINGTON May 2 (— "Everything I had was destroyed Rankin (D) Rep Mississippi last March when your air force Wednesday introduced an amend- bombed my command post in a ment to grant $20 a week for a schloss at Bad Nauheim" year to all honorably discharged Von Rundstedt the veterans who ' served 80 days greatest respect forexpressed American air Under the veterans' Nil of rights power and said that the chaotic the sum is paid only to those condition of the heavily bombed French roads and rail lines around in the Paris area—prevented him from bringing up troops to counterattack At:1 "It was amusing when I had my headquarters in Paris at VerSTANDARD FLY SPRAY sailles The French said they did wont just stun not fear air raids because Gen When it hitsthe Eisenhower an I had agreed not to bomb each other's command bugs are done posts" heissaid grinning broadlyThis beautiful country t7 through here" Milburn remarked ' 4P as Von Rundstedt relaxed and forr )if 07 got his nervousness "Yes" said the German commander "and aren't you surprised to see the destruction your bomb( ers and artillery have caused?" 774 Planes Navy Praises iN rot VA tt "WARD "No sir" replied Brig Gen Ward H Maria "we saw London 74 ( ))) 1 IP 41161111211tP Os( tt often mom wonl fuss It wont stain or leave 0 muss ": tylLa first" te71' - :: 1- 4- - ay "What do you figure was the greatest mistake the German high command made?" 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