Show tEiscitowcr Plaii Russian Tanks Inside Capital (Continued from Put and the holdout areas of Denmark cut oit was completely Norway irom the nazis "national redoubt in the southern mountains German reports indicated that Kussian troops perhaps 4000000 and German soldiers and home in the death guards were locked which German Berlin struggle lorswore to defend to its broadcasts last ruin" ' The advance -- ' t Continued From (Continued From P PS On) One) nrmv drawn up on the most early - arriving delegatesFih- - Vt2r marked time familiarizing themselvea witn this citYi wnere they Severed Reich Under AttacK will spend the next several weeks The state department secretariat paign which shattered German re was under Thm eveifd E"? rth and confirmed that Nelson Rockefeller sistance in the west was carried out precisely on the pattern wcoSe By Bruce Munn United Press PARIS April 21 (UP)— The cam Ca-la- 34-mi- le Z3A Followed Exactly Historic Meeting UMO Delegates In Western Drive Expected Hourly Flock to S P carried a wall oi Kussiaw Un'a rail and highway links to Dresden and the south Reds Overrun Luckau Moscow put the Russians 33 Beelitz and miles southeast of this area soIn Treuenbrietzenoverran 33 Luckau viet forces mUes south of outflanked Berlinu advance through a 18 miles west of the byof Cottbus passed fortress said that motorized tv rrmanj hundreds of by supported Infantry tanks had pusneo n u Luckau anotner subsoutheastern Berlin's reached Dessau One) THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- R SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 22 1945 s Guns nailing Shells Ti Virnaf a5t cald big SOVlet vOiiege guns were "hailing" shells dash reached flg g upper out in advance by General Dwight -'into Potzdamer plats in the heart D Eisenhower personally his chief the importance the U S delega- finffif ef Berlin as the capital's surviving in on atwemes xo current inter- of e staff three million civilians huddled revealed Seventh Saturday lUenig3-¥uicMuaeVarih OI M th UrbS uuaus ua ine gooa barricades street American e long-wav"Of or manned all I th camnaiins have cellars of Berlin's silent the death of Berlin's volkstrumv had been site station radio Deutschlansender the and comthe struggle thrown into the pattern of the exctly Another spearneaa u after wung south on a broad front perwounded were pouring into the sault mander who planned It" Lleuten- - im advanced being stronghold n i British Vanguard th Dnubian forces — — wrecked suburbs or smitn flood of water re- an city front the a by -- cratered heart caught erencr An RAF plane brought the van UI? the shell h conf is I lUUIMbUi U 111UC1 0 leased from a dynamited hydro-to Mid e at — - Just before i cameword - theFrom the guard of the British delegation in sam me aouoie euvciuuureu ?2 miles west of Munich city had electric power dam advanced iMeviiie uuuer secretary n trainmidnight that the Russians w" ?ne VnPar"e"La - TnbPtwePnthPSe area of the big military soearheads cluding the steel the from Williams press atFrancis the into and capital 15 vmiles numary mstory ana was ue mgapenetrated H center of Wuensdprf Amprfeans met tache pj" northeast swarmingg through the ing the soviet and of xougnu the campaign jusi lght rnmnleting RtttMri populous south e of Berlin Chilean Two Ecuadorian streets of the eight was pressing toward Germany Has Two Hearts Uhe encirclement of that key corn- - and four Guatemalan delegates Weissen-se- e power-drivworking class districts of site of the — allied-bombe- d Zossen west munlcations and industrial city were due to arrive April 24 and the He the entire campaign and Pankow command headquar- of thesaidRhine German high on the based was artilwith a population of 459000 Mexican group was expected soon tanks A mass of Russian ters naa a iwo two trnnn three and uermany that about was Vrnrii The largest group of delegates and proposition wpm Between Berlin ana uresaen me hearts — Berlin and the Ruhr lf lery and infantry and the press and radio workers were due of west miles the - to four miles from the heart of city mechanized of soviet wave tidal opposition from many advis- - Americans last were reported about Saturday Sunday and Monday the city 'around Berlins- - famed power surged across the Branden-- I spite ers cnose to sirmo tisennower nine mues away on the nortneasi aboard special trains cathedral on a iroinj plains berg me a douhie Kuhr in tt s Ninth nrmv tmnns which envelopment Germans Torch Forests captured Senftenberg south to the irom the north and soutn nff in nw ttrk west of virkoH of Koenigsbrueck only v -n Jims nincers oDeration was The Russians apparenUy swung outskirts 11 ox V klLQi it MAfcV uresaen U1CU flnin fnr northwest miles 15 xorxune across the powerful German oi gooa cuuaiea ciimactic drive heard eastward the Dytne ice nine in itemaeen onoKe mmti line based on the circular heiRn an Suicide Charges Sepulsed ravins fii on an the capital across the Rhine COmmanders leading their armies" wav L)utobahn aroundfrom the op?£lng suicidal back by charges Hurling the captured front ahc iaeai oi every mm wry tuwtne grand assault on Berlin A On London drunken German troops the soviet mander endouble a execute to auburbs of Bernau and is said the report from tne frontk officially within 48 mues velooment of this sort Smith said LmM both three miles from the city drive was nf Pmcion nm nttarkinff? WASHINGTON April 21 (UP) armies I 14 American standing i of the core its from limits and 13 miles n mneuver coma Ue oi Dears toe M Baruch who was in Bernard Mulde capital plainly river the Bernau whose fall cut Berlin's onFarther te -Austria in southwest 'been communications Second and road vital rail Wdr Drv announced' that Marshal with the embattled Baltic port of Mnspow una?s mrn ormv nrnv 111 u ii xit viia ui tuiiceueu 'rh uwuiau Rodion Y Malinovsicy t £econa takes aided in StettIn was seized in a out the Czechoslovakia into second carrying across to was wedge President Truman Sat Ukrainian army moving ported Russian advance through blaring devised by Eisenhower He capturing the city of Asch Seek- - urday strategy his on southern on the Gertrip apt the to the which forests plateaus suburban ro Pfncn that last nazi arsenal Baruch hurried back to this split sralstnnower ingto mans had put the torch in vain nroaches to Prague on a ou me itunr dui at ursi naa no nniintrv from tht Alnin retreat f hA nawi f tv- thope of halting the soviet on front intention of staying there and these troops plunged farther south veifS death and Saturday ' he and cav seven miles nn in dining if the resistance proved where they were 55 miles west of srotarv of State Edward R charged fighting Soviet tanks battled through the airy of Malinovsky's army too strong Pilsen biggest munitions city in tinius Jr spent an hour talking Val of town Straus-berCzechoslovak g into the suburbs of Werneuchen : xv azi Mistake rirst with the president wecnosigvaMa ' Buckow Muencheberg and cice linking forces in the Breclay of end suburb "I reported certain observations north southern Smith In Th the nrman at mUtnlri the area first and Hamburg's the and reached FuerstenwaJde the other side Baruch captured Ober Gaensern-dor- j f said was a repetition of their Nor- - of Harburg was under assault by I made Heon would city limits at Erkner astride the the front not discuss the the said 10 miles north of Vienna mass British troops in error mandv holdinf the fighting through superhighway Moscow announced that Russian of their troons to fisrht in the Ruhr outskirts whose reports jaremen was an dui comerence luriner The Germans have been borne out by Moscow's heavy bombers had heavily blasted although they were being cut off cui on ad Berlin tonight adding huge fires The second mistake was made at The Poles to the west seized Pa- conservative announcements CJ R A Remagen Ub9 jtuics oigu x iui9 mitted that the sprawling city was to those set by a 1000-plaHaving given up the- penburg hinge ot the defense line three-quarte- rs encircled by a huge F Mosaulto bomber raid pnage tne uermans ooviousiy ex- which the uermans naa lormea to c 8 J Say arc of steel- Enemy broadcasts admitted that pected the Third army to cross the protect their ports of Bremen Wil- - Lublin ilacllO Rus-snwere whole areas of the capital Knine ana try to striae out irom i neimsnaven ana This was effected when the LONDON April 21 (UP) — A The Canadians' dug into the Lublin lunged south of the in flames from the relentless aerial the Remagen area Instead Eisen- rerjortedlv radio broadcast recorded C and artillery bombardment hower ordered Patton to Cross I Grebbe line defending western Hoi jtanital in a spectacular BBC said tonight that Rusthe Bee-H- tz by admitted Transocean to openly drove Amster of cities Moselle that Rotterdam and southward the land's swing overnight sweep signed a treaty of 13 miles southwest of the city's fear that food and water would run cutting the rear lines of the Ger- - dam Utrecht and The Hague pass sia and Poland and mutual assistance out In Berlin Ceaselessly props mans in the Saar famed Potsdam gate ing north of the Dutch fortress oi friendship The Lublin Moscow in a calls Saturday for I Ger fight One soviet spearhead by gandlsts trumpeted TTie decision of the supreme Amersfoort is the Polish station operated by man admission had smashed to to the death and reported that ai commander to cross the Moselle in the center of the front the provisional government which were workers available miles 23 southwest strength Treuenbrietzen ana clean up west oi tne nnme tt S First army stormed with Moscow has but the was the second most critical de- - tanks and troops into Dessau 52 western allies recognized of Berlin and 32 miles from Ameri- ening tank traps and barricades not have across wire barbed near and Elbe on river the can forces stringing cision of the campaign' Smith said miles southwest of Berlin and 32 the bridges of the Landwehr canal He said the Germans thira mis- - miles from the Russian troops cut which runs through the city was in expecting nasennower ting southwest of Berlin tae The offensive on Stettin the to pusn normwara "Famed for the Finest1 tne reshell-rake- d Baltic port now magen "bridgehead irom great massed They cut off from Berlin was opened their forces to defend the Ruhr with strong forces between from that direction and when the Schwedtund and the Stettin lagoon first swung wide around the German Commentator Max Krull Ruhr army east the fate of the to the broadcast and soviet forces were industrial region was sealed WINDOW Victims storming the fortress port's eastern and southern suburbs Just north of 12th street SHADES PARIS April 21 (UP)— General ton n Will of west D Eisenhower has issued orders g that Made to your order of every victim of nazi torture of elevation stands an and starvation in overrun camps fadeproof durable fabbe given a decent burial —by Ger earth known as "Mound rics with guaranteed man civilians ' Fort" The area cm- Eisenhower's chief of staff Ma- self-actirollers WASHINGTON April 21 (AP)— I W General Walter Bedell Smith braces almost five city A bill boosting rail rates charged j revealed the move Saturday by the blocks This "mound" the government py an esumaxea- i ruoreme commander Burial par- Satura headed month the civilian from are From recruited $20000000 One) Pas ties (Continued was formed say geolog-Ist- s Let our expect work towns house and nearest for of stormy the early day most air population among Japan's Important " men do the job debates given shovels and made to bury centers by erosion or vol I Boren workers The bodies Representative the nrooerly 9 the Kyushu Apparently I canic action in the long Free Estimates 17 have said house leaders promised to take must bring their own lunches if raids April beginning next the measure within task eat the the to up distant past The height expect during bases they neutralized the air just about ruies cuuuunice in that region The last strong jap iew aays ine its was selected by the PioOGDEN consideration approved Friday was on on Okinawa aerial attack neers not only as proto which Similar & legislation SHADE gs ADril 18 Taken In the last congress the pro Nazi Big-Wifailed tection to themselves caused invasion her fears Japan's DRAPERY posal would abolish the existing WITH U SI THIRD ARMY Ger- and their livestock but: to shake up regional administra- 50 cent from reduction of 21 regular many peron (UP)— Military tive officials The objective said rates CO over the as a look-ou- t land grant railroads for ficials April said Saturday that German to was centralize radio powTokyo Infederal case western on in the the er in event of an invasion and to fares shipments Including troop prisoners takenone admiral valley a full included front Dial 4892 Increase war production The dians went- - 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