Yanks Destroy
111 Japanese
Warplanes
GUAM, April 13—</P)—Japan
ese warplanes renewed suicidal
attacks on American amphibious
forces off Okinawa yesterdey,
sinking one destroyer and dam
aging several other surface units.
Adm. Chester Nimitz said in to
day’s communique that all dam
aged United States ships remained
in action. Ill Japanese planes
were shot down in the afternoon
attack after seven were downed in
the morning raid. The afternoon
attack also reached Yank land
forces Nimitz said. Anti-aircraft
on shore as well as ships guns,
carrier planes al lshared in down
ing the Japanese planes.
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April 13th
“ THE DURANGO KID”
CHAS STARRETT, LUANA
WALTERS
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And "FRESH HARE"
1 Show Saturday 7:30 pm.
April 14th
“BATAAN”
ROBT TAYLOR, GEO. MURPHY
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2 Shows Sunday 7:15 ft 9 pm.
April 15th
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April 16lh and 17th
“THE MORE THE
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“SECRET ENEMIES”
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Russians Expect
Fall Of Vienna
Momentarily
LONDON, April 13—^/P)—Rus
sian troops arc moving on the
Czechoslovak city of Bruenn sixty
eight miles north of Vienna, after
cutting the last lifelines between
the two cities in attacks which
doomed the remaining Nazi forces
in the capital. Moscow said Soviet
spearheads burst to within thirty
three miles of Bruenn in an inva
sion over the southern Moravian
border. Inside Vienna, the fall of
which is expected hourly there is
bitter house to house fighting as
Gen. Tolbukhin’s army yesterday
seized sixty blocks in the Jewish
quarter in Leopoldstant between
the Danube and the canal. Nazis
concentrated Vienna forces are
making a final stand on a small
strip of land between the two
waterways. One thin escape gap
now remains to the Germans. It is
along a railroad running north
west from the city, Moscow said
this too was under heavy Russian
artillery fire. Berlin reported a
general Nazi withdrawal west ol
Vienna along the Danube valley
in the direction of Hitler's Bavari
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Churchill Says
“Great Loss To
Freedom Lovers”
WASHINGTON, April 13-^P)
—Prime Minister Winston Chur
chill said today the death of Pres
ident Roosevelt was “a loss to the
British Nation and the cause of
freedom in every land.” Voice
breaking Jonathan Daniels, one of
Mr. Rosevelt’s secretaries read the
message Mr. Churchill sent to
Mrs. Roosevelt. “I send by most
profound sympathy to you on
your grievious Ws. It also is a
loss to the British Empire and the
cause of freedom in every land. I
feel so deeply for you all for-my
self. I have lost a dear and cher
ished friendship forged in the fire
or war. I trust you may find con
solation in the glory of his name
and the magnitude of his work.”
It was signed simply “Churchill.”
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in honor of the late President of
the United States, Franklin Del
ano Roosevelt, will be held at the
Federated Church Sautrday, April
15 at 2 p.m. We are uniting with
all the Christian churches of the
world in expressing our sorrow
and great loss in the passing of
Franklin Delano Roosevelt; our
great joy for what he has accom
plished for mankind, and our
faith that he and what he stood
for shall never die.
All are invited to join with, us
in this service.
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