Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1944 — Page 14

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evaporated ailk Fatigue of Reich

Under Bombs.

By NAT A. BARROWS

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value to Yimes Foreign © ant STOCKHOLM, May 11.—Sometwo cups [thing of the toughness of the Ger-

man character under the impact of allied bombs, combined with increasing fatigue, is shown by what Germans themselves call “gallows humor.” | Huddled into shelters, they pass the time underground by the game of thinking up new names for districts blown off the map. Their shelter sport of finding new names for bombed-out districts re-

- of ordinary milk

... and gives food extra richness

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Soups, places Berlin's Lichterfelde section with the name Trichterfelde, meaning dumptown. . . . Steglitz becomes | sauces or steht nigchts, or “it stands no

4 casseroles made with

more.” In Berlin, the current air raidshelter joke has two Germans meeting in the street. “How are things going with you?” asks one. “Not so badly,” replies the other. “Why, only last night, the achtung program on the radio (air-raid warning) was interrupted three times for a bit of music.” Overstrain Noticed Yet these grim jests do not hide the fact that the Germans are

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WILSON'S MILK bring the family back for more. And though double-rich,

_.. | and lack of nourishing food. 253 4 Fatigie has. reached a "stage where the number of industrial accidents is increasing seriously. Already groggy from long-term undernourishment, sleepless nights under bomb attack and constant overwork, German employees carelessly push hands into buzz-saws or dazedly allow machinery to break down. Public health has suffered, with outbreaks of diphthéria and influenza. More Germans than ever before are forced to wear eyeglasses as a result of strain and { poor health. Minister of the Interior Heinrich Himmler has decreed that ‘the number of beds in tuberculosis hospitals must be increased by 10 per cent.

costs less than ordinary milk —

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The Federation of Associated Clubs, Inc., will dedicate their club home at 2309 N. Capitol ave., at 3 p. m. Sunday. It is the youngest Negro federated group in the. city, {having been organized in 1937. Ed- { ward L. Patterson, 1st vice presii dent, will preside. | An all federation tea will be given {at 4 p. m. May 28 in the North- | western Community center. Clubs {attending will include East Side

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