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CLAUDE RAINS
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GEO. MURPHY
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of tho Pioneers of Alaska,
Wednesday oft 8:00 p.m., oft ihe
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ROBERT F. BALDWIN,
Secretory.
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Situation Tense
All Over Europe
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another German leader, Field
Marshal Ferdinand Schoerner, the
commander of the holdout troops
who resisted the Russians in
Czechoslovakia for several days
after the Nazi capitulation.
Schoerner was turned over to
the United States Second Division
by the German army command
post from which he fled in dis
guise.
The manhunt for Gestapo Chief
Himler continued.
The British military govern
ment officer announced a plan for
the ultimate decentralization of
the German government under
Allied supervised local mayors,
“worthy burgomeisters” sought
for the jobs. German refugees in
London sought to return to the
Reich to help carry out the pro
gram, but a Russian commentator
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said public opinion demanded “an
immeddiate stop” to the ersatz
government of Doenitz.
The American military govern
ment has put a freeze on German
bank accounts, limiting Nazi lead
ers to thirty dolars a month living
U. S. Bomber
Sinks Entire
Japanese Convoy
By FRED HAMPSON
MANILA, May, 21—(/P)—A Jap
anese effort to run five ships
through the American air and sea
blockade of Formosa failed Satur
day when a Philippines based
Mariner bomber sank the entire
convoy, about 17,000 tons of ship
ping, all in seventy-five minutes.
General MacArthur’s communi
que told of further intense fight
ing on several Philippine fronts.
369,818 Japanese have been killed
or captured in% the seven months
of the Philippine campaign.
The Twenty-Fourth Division on
southeastern Mindanao pushed
two miles up the coast beyond the
contested Sasa airdrome, the sec
ond largest of six airfields in the
Davao area and entered the town
of Panacan.
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expenses, and announcing all
! whose funds were so restricted
are also subject to arrest. Other
Germans will be limited to one
hundred dollars a month expenses.
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