Italian Civilians
And Soldiers Stage
Free-For-All
ROME, May 4—<#*)—Many per
sons were badly beaten in a free
for-all fight between a crowd
singing Communist songs and a
group of .demonstrating Italian
soldiers and students who de
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manded that Italy regain the pro
vince of Venezia Giulia.
Tension spread about Rome
over the disposition of the pro
vince which includes the Adriatic
ports of Trieste and Fiume and
the peninsula of Istra following
the entry of Marshal Tito’s Yugo
slav troops. The province was
transferred from Austria to Italy
after the last war.
AIRLINES
WIEN AIRLINES
The Boeing plane of the Wien
Airlines arrived yesterday with
Chuck West as passenger. It left
immediately for Gambel with
Lenore, George and Mabel Tulley,
Q. Wonkom, David Evanson and
Vernon Moore was a round trip
passenger.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
The Pan American plane ar
rived late Wednesday evening
with the following passengers:
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Truckey,
Lester Bronson, Guy Mish, Fritz
Hessel, and it left with Mrs. Edith
Rovertson, Olaf Lundberg and
Larry Fernald for Fairbanks and
Harry Brown for Galena.
NEVADA BAR
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HARRY GABRIELSON, Prop.
POLAR CURIO
Ivory Of f /^\ Pi Jewelry
Gifts N I I I ) \ * Watches
Souvenirs Diamonds
Alaska Nugget and Ivory Jewelry
MOTHER’S DAY GIFTS
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COMPANY
Acting solely as agents for the United States of America, acting
by and through the Administrator, War Shipping Administration.
PASSENGER SHIP
Will handle Cold Storage and Passengers for Nome
and Teller.
FREIGHTER
Will handle General Freight for
Nome, Solomon, Golovin, Unalakleet, St. Michael
All orders for freight, including Cold Storage, to
connect with the above sailings should be in Seattle
not later than May 10th.
FREIGHTER
Will handle General Freight for Nome, Teller,
Wales, Shishmaref, Deering, Keewalik, Kotzebue.
All orders for this sailing should be in Seattle not
later than July 1st.
British Troops
Invade Denmark;
Germans In Flight
j PARIS, May 4——Swedish
reports said the British had in
vaded Denmark and were surging
; past the “open cities” of Kiel and
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Flensburg. To the south the
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American Seventh Army joined
the Fifth Army at Vip'teno. ten
miles inside the Italian snowy
Brenner Pass.
Salzburg has surrendered un
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j conditionally. Half a million Ger
mans surrendered in forty-eight
hours to the British Second Army
with at least three attached
American divisions, in the north.
Germans who have not surren
dered north of fallen Hamburg are
in chaotic flight by land and sea
i toward Norway where the shad
owy Doenitz regime may make its
last stand about the bases of the
submarines the admiral once
commanded. Planes, tanks and ar
tillery all turned the German
flight into a debacle of burning
ships and wreck land transport as
' the diehard Nazis were driven
into the sea.
i Virtually all of Germany is
conquered and the last Nazi hold
ings are shrinking pockets, un
tenable beyond the hope of relief.
One unconfirmed enemy broad
cast said hostilities had ended in
western Holland where the Cana
dian First Army were feeding the
hungry Dutch through a truce
corner in the German Twenty
Fifth Army’s Grebbe line.
Supreme headquarters a c k -
nowledged the British were ad
vancing so swiftly that it was
completely out of touch with
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Dempsey’s vanguards. Reporters
in Sweden, closer across the nar
row Kattegat, said the British
; Second Army crossed the Danish
frontier in several places. The
complete liberation of Denmark
will be accomplished swiftly.
At Salzburg patches of the Sev
enth Army a dozen miles from
j Beftesgaden, the Amer i c a n s
down the eastern doors of the Al
pine redoubt and raced all the
way through it.
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Patton’s Third Army, invading
Austria and Czechoslovakia laid
siege to Linz and neared a junc
tion with the Russians west of
Vienna. Moscow dispatches said
only ten miles separated the arm
ies from meeting to seal off all
the unconquered part of Czecho
slovakia. Linz was reported afire
and was within view of the Third
Army, only five miles away.
The land area of all the West
Indies islands is about 100,000
square miles.
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Keep the home fires burning
and the front lines firing—BUY
WAR BONDS.
Body Of Hitler
Not Found In
1 Chancellery
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MOSCOW, May 4—(JP)—The
chancellery of the Third Reich in
Wilhelmstrasse failed to yield the
body of Hitler. The building is
now burning, a Redstar dispatch
from Berlin said. The fact that
i C'e chancellery where Hitler had
; ’s offices was ablaze indicated it
might be difficult ever to prove
j that the Fuehrer committed sui
j cide along vtfith Goebbels as the
MRS. ALVIN POLET IN NOME
Mrs. Alvin Polet is visiting with
her husband’s folks Mr. and Mrs.
! Antonio Polet on First Avenue
West. The Alvin Polets are em
ployed by the Alaska Airlines
and are managing the Fairbanks
office.
Germans report.
The statement that the bodies
were not found in the building
however indicated that it had
been searched and strengthened
the theory that if Hitler did kill
himself it was not in the chan
cellery.
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STORE
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