Show : - ' 1 ' 1 ' 0 1 4 -- '7 5alt ciw Ztiptint Thursday Morning May 10 1945 Yanks Advance On Okinawa Invade Island lEbt — ---- I Ya4 Tells of Murder Mill In Nazi Austria Camp 2 ' 1 By Associated Press d 1 ' 1 i I ' - - I I a ) of c' 1 1 i ' :: - 'k i - ' "it J - ' r ' - k a ' i ' i ''N - ' sk 1 r7 4 t 1" i 6:1 t 'N 4 6- tu I ' -- s " 4z---4000- - ' ' I 1 ' 1- ' - 1 " i ' -- ''1 1 - g k and of the Gthem property reuntil the asmaining in sumption of the government of the reich by the new authority ' Copyright by Chicago Tribune DUBLIN Ireland May 8 (Delayed) — Tuesday the German legation in Dublin ceased to function mu Ildorhinagn f the Dr E lusaurDe the minister called on Eamon de Valera in his capacity as minister for external affairs informing him that in view of events which had occurred he regarded his mission as terminated Hempel stated according to the official bulletin that he was vacating the legation premises and wished the Irish government to take charge of them chaotic ruin "as mankind has never known" Speaking from his private library the pope asked for the speedy return to their homes of war prisoners internees and displaced persons His gratitude for the end of the war in Europe he said was mingled with prayer for a just finish to the bloody struggle in the far east The new world he said must be based on respect for human dignity and equality of rights for all peoHe warned ples and all nations that the vvar's dead could not be forgotten in shaping the new 1 - German Legation Quits Dublin VATICAN CITY May 9 (UP) —Pope Pius XII appealed to the world by radio Wednesday to forget the hate resulting from six years of war in Europe and dedicate itself to reconstructing such i - - ' decid- Japan Invasion-fearin- g ft i and military quarters Thursday as Yank forces drove ahead on bloody Okinawa and invaded another island in the Philippines while other allied troops pushed the spearhead of a campaign for Borneo ' s i speed the downfall of Japan following collapse of Germany was reflected in both government can citizen formerly employed in Budapest The American officer had identification tags from two murder victims Lt Taylor said that 1147 Inmates died from violence or deliberate deprivation on last Tuesday The average rate approximated 800 daily in recent weeks The officer described the five methods of death inflicted b5 the deguards: Gassing in a specially signed tile chamber benzine injections exposure naked upon the slow starvation prison walls quick exit by clubbing or shooting and literally being tossed to the dogs turned into a kennel of ferocious Dobermans and police dogs to be torn apart Starvation was the most common form of death and the one most treaded by the prisoners Any one who faltered at work or reported sick was confined tc an infirmary where the men slept six to a bunk naked and were fed half a liter (slightly more than a quart) of soup and one thin slice of bread By Hal Foust Copyright by Chicago Tribune LINZ Austria May 6 (By Courier)—Five varieties of nazi murder including starvation which forced the inmates to cannibalism were uncovered In a concentration camp 10 mtles east of here Two Americans an officer and a civilian were among the 15000 prisoners rescued from the murder mill which has claimed an estimated 120000 victims since 1939 -- er ' I Appeals Pope For Captives I to determination American - - - ' W-A-N-T-E- 't t -DI I BUTCHERETTESI At Once—Apply VETTER'S MARKET 232 E 4th South St Applicants must be relerred by U S k S - “ : i t that the knocking out of the ! $ nazis would not bring the slight' '::: 4 : 1 ‘i''' - 1-i - ob-est change in Nippon's war k t i'i 4 '' 1 111111 f 41 1 1 r' 1 4 jectives 1 1 V -----It I ki Jack Taylor lieutenant senior Costs V S Lives t E:1 ' ' It L221 ' ' r Cal U N S ' CV while Hollywood Scratch one skeeter that skeeter's grade Sally The cost of the deadly Okina' Field Marshal liesselring Said was the survivor of Rix weeks in I free1Jock can't keep his Gen Ritter von Epp its no trick STANDARD was lives in wa American fight 1' ') to Taken after falling halt to have led the attempted the institution following his con FLY SPRAY kitIS tin mind on me Adm in Chester i77 Fleet reflected quKk I ro in west allies front Munich at finement by the gestapo in Vienpi revolt lagt Italy April W- Nimitz' communique As he since his capture last December:A lk ''' continued Yank forces noted that Cr'-world 441 :( 147 Ii ' 'X prisoner of one year identified him- -oe to press southward on that gates seems to us" be said "that C10510-"It self as Charles Negrin an Amen) (s 3 to island the Japanese way i ' 14they the fallen are giving warn" i 1 homeland under terrific barrages of this cruel to survivors the q'i ing '7TI'l 3 disand planes' he by ( warships from t He One) Page are (Continued said the material to them: superiority scourge and saying i tRwc1—Dliii" ir closed that the c a in paign of the United States and Ger- 'Let there arise from the earth cli WI own his warrant death 7 in signed resulted these '' e through May in getting we have been placed as wherein manys delay i 27 i on later Three in April days the 10th army: casualties No bad odor nice to use I l r t ' 11 it 1134Z started contributed grains of wheat the molders and fililb tql Killed-2- 107 soldiers and 577 Goering said he was seized by S S production STANDARD victo Euthe united nation's ew a and better of builders heavily spray's what sol— troops and notified that he had tory marines wounded-10- 402 most folks choose uninew and a better of rope " been ordered executed Only his 4 t44190 2800 marines missing and diers AvN Gen entered Then (i) a) o' verse rescue by loyal mem- and after a Dahlquist Burning pain and tenderness daily 38 —501 subsequent elA soldiers and marines ' ARDfy "found-fidelita a and of was y handshake stomacb 44 The racers exit new be must from scorching world The way by only i his of saved luftwaffe bers the ' fI t with gnawing appetite Japanese dead through the life brief greeting dismissed the inter'oeitt- acid with a capacity of 360 to His holy commandments Goering declared same date totaled 38535 but such a penalty for gratifying crematory —set in bar- and talked with in was the starvation It on Goering preter on human for i'i daily and so dignity respect He said he laEt zaw Hitler in ' iti 'What a picture! ( in American reforces German 25 on amphibious of the I 1 on that racks Goering immediately of thisnks to night April the sacred principle 1r' equality Berlin on April 22 ' when Russian marked to 11fL0404si often unnecessary 4 the southeast Philippines invad— VON'S PINK TABLETS No the arm and thigh were eaten from Dahlquist that "your the rights of all peoples and all r -- - — 'Itirrv- were harnmermg at the name indicates forces know ' scale cona ed common Samal island it—lust about are Swedish" "' major Astagsc you a man's body Next day the prisand and small weak states bearof the capital thus large i Abow wars 51 ”7imattlirdr: V rat: oners opened the abdomen of an- trolling inner Davao gulf The outskirts Dalliquist said yes that his strong" least in part German father were rapidly clearing ing out atannouncements were born i 11"maa and both mother boThy and ate the heart and doughboys no reference to vanother He made broadcast that the In that country and remarked i out the few Japanese there ' t Immure VON'S '"" liver or their political nations ) : 04i 1 was quished the fueherer Ail 04 'city's "your first wife was Swedish directing — To the west of Samal on Mindefense systems danao island American forces wasn't she?" The nazi leader -Arrangements f o r Goering's nodded assent SsiongissmintsvissInatimm-7-'--established a bridgehead across surrender 7 " DA'Y three ' ago began days FOR MOTHER'S when lunch became the Talomo river near Davao when Col Berndt it After 4 von Brauchitch a ' toCeel)(00allggel 4‘ 4 city The strongest Japanese opa son of the German general time for the party to fly to Gen A LOVELY 1---Patch's headquarters Dahlquist position of the Mandanao campassed through American lines asked Goering if he could fit into paign has developed in that area and told his mission to Gen Stack The also Yanks 4ololostass gained ground and Maj Gen John E Dahlquist a cub planeen GeroseriltngeoausikdedeLlorw t N on the central Mindanao front g commander of the 36th division many :P Dahlquist answered: "only 1Stack then accompanied Von and Aussies and Dutch : one but I have plenty of them—I sI (LgZh1 tat 7 met and Brauchitsch's driver even Goera Australian and Dutch forces have German plane" on a road near Radstadt ' on Tarakan Borneo secured a Goering a made 'VC::a1:3616 I slight grimace 35 miles southeast of Salz- ing IF "4 hill position just north of a about 141V rt 5 AVER 1 noon today after C Sill 29 is Golden burg Shortly Lt First -1 r---captured airfield and smashed Goering's big car driven by his r-1' Mrs Charles r7 T--3 oil the toward L1""m 44 Djoeata region own chauffeur i into a SaillsoLnayotfonAIrl'iland swung :::41'(:) the former Tarakan-base4''''' d at' allied t r 2 t planes ' A I a I 1 driveway of hotel here and the Genevieve Hare resides in Wilson 11 e''' I tacked Borneo Lt targets hitting i1'-Li Li L73 pudgy immaculately dressed mar- Pa ''''''J ia U 4 " j fropi!41 ( airdrom es and leaving heavy det shal of the vanished luftwaffe A graduate of Davis high school A struction in shipyards out Stack V'SipoeF from 1 il and Weber college Lt Sill restepped emerged 1 e-::(49Ni oit' vs ' li "PlIat I) the mcehrithcaan s fellaers 'ranbgloecdk afdrion g tahneotsheeerohcdarflaonodr ttoheaylvaietnt uepatro ceoivioegdy his masters degree in ( : 1 from University of Utah 10 ' ot Shanghai to Sumatra sinking a rival of Gen Dahlquist ::2 two-yeHe a served mission for 11 Japanese destroyer a subchaser a time with the L D - S church in the eastern '1441 for chattea Goering P and two freighters Stack and me and a British cor0 1r 1b aLPIIP ji These developments inside the respondent employing an inter- states tr4441 20 the March service Entering i rising sun ' empire were reported preter The color of his face was 1941 he received training at Camp 3re 11 it by Radio Tokyo: did Hood Texas and Fort Knox Ky he ' weatherbeaten I but slightly 4 A special cabinet session de- - not appear ill as had often been Iti 0 i11 cided prior to being sent overseas with with sanction IL He and imperial 1944 in the tank June reported spoke quietly ' destroyers 4 Ii 210 that Germany's collapse will not steadily especially when he i11':'41V0vaalair2 ter ivtii Happily awaiting further word 1 Ar'"" ' ' I change Japan's war obpective— launched into his story of being from Lt Sill are his parents two i4 i 1 i t complete destruction of the U S 't held prisoner at Berchtesgaden sisters Mrs Don lkticGonigle Salt I His voice faltered when he told Lake City Mrs Wendel Holmes and Britain and firm mainte00t 4 tr nance of "the security" of great-- I how near the end was at one Wilson Weber county and one b i e er east Asia I brother Eldon Sill Layton point 1 I' -i- iI — pie a suc171 cess? Give her a Pyrex Flavor Saver! 61 t'3 saps ot It's extra deep to keep juices and fla01° s Itlit vIlles it ' lot I 3NOvity vor inside the pie Fluted edge makes i t'ittl 4 (Continued from Page One) a” stt ° but necessary task Some it is Germans to retain their general EACH LI I attractive crusts Clear glass lets her forces of the A E F for in doing hoped will be condemned as war staff after this war than the (00111 last : I watch crusts come to a golden brown N$01 be themwill that they criminals but the remainder After the helping against the genz! selves and Germany get ready for which include staff officers like erals—quitefeeling Glass handles make serving easy ' strong just after the reconstruction and—they hope— Gen Oberst Kurt Zeitzler chief armistice in 1918—had 1 died the eventual rearmament: of the army general staff and best brains of the general staff Complete Line of "It is quite possible that when Gen Oberst Frank Haider former were into a single i1 the period of military occupation chief of the army general staff cavalryincorporated 3 OICE PYREX WARE of the "army regiment 4! ends the German generals will try will remain of 100000" where the staff conoi--itiksGE to foster whatever government OR SUITS TAILORED These men and their subordi- tinued its work and planned the DRESSMAKER SOFT Loaf Pans ACIOR iti takes over the governing of Ger- nates are the brains of the Ger- - cooperation between the fighting 111Z Since live' by making many they Custard Cups 14 C7195 the policy of that state can I I i :1 Individual Pie Dishes IIwar be one of aggression" tl MI Stee ao This may be as this officer adUtility Bakers Willi mitted looking a little far ahead Use rinIsn Mixing Bowl Sets for trouble but there can be little Now once again as in 1918 they Without an army and any such doubt that the German people are saying that they were be- organization will be' impossible ' generally are pleased with the trayed by the civil government in Still it will not be impossible for 10 ' i "R -s I :1 ) coup which overthrew llimmler this case the nazi party but that the staff officers even if they are JP ac---410 lc-7SPORTING some r1 e time after nazis the and a better government at exiled- to begin to plan again 4' ''' given 444 i 4 41--1caAof1 -April 25 and which resulted in ac- - home---athey add one less Plants Laid Waste 4 471e'm Ms" 4"L 07 i ) Incidentally this --7) prone to intervene in military afP' are one of the predictions fairs—they might have succeeded agreed that Sources here made early in the war "this time" In fact one German physical disarmament of the retch '''s 0 that when thehriliary general told an allied officer this has been largely accomplished allzo ZL:-The rebuilding of many of the Ipitulation became 2::y ' 1 quite frankly recently i great industrial plants will be a the generals would of German the Responsibility the nazi party and make general staff for the war is in physical impossibility for want of - twor r ato 4Pee'7'"I'Ir Officers here the eyes of many equal to that of labor and material 0004 r ' I dehowever are emphatic that 4 that here Sources nazi the emphasize 11 party PHONE STATE :ezi con207 SO of bit this single alevery is fc4: spite of the generals "Don't forget" said another k i "disarmament" : in the reich must be su--- tgoing to be a long anet difficult lied source "that general staff struction and liz0" care taken that it pervised scientists worked on r be cannot to t2 turned purmilitary some of which thank God were r '' '566e''''' never used and that the German pose's They add that all buildI Ilitit6Q4 must be done above ground i 4 staff approved of terror- ings 'i general r -''''''Sitzif 0 cav4 S'i the natural Some that " ' urge oc' Tel 4 1 t ? 4 ist methods in Germany and ' 4 toe a 4 AJrt t ' and 4 in mountains Harz l'Tg1 erns the 1 '' i!!" countries "" ' - " cupied :"? 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