Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 August 1944 — Page 8

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Germans Add Fire to Robot Terror as Raids End Lull

LONDON, Aug 11 (U. P)The, Germans have added fire to the! terror of their robot bombs, the

ministry of home security disclosed] warning that all persons evacuating

yesterday as a new barrage of the fiving torpedoes ended London's longest respite since the start of the assault more than two months ago

Southern England in the past few days have scattered a score of small incendiary bombs in all directions when they exploded on crashing to earth, the ministry said. The new]

. {masks should be forwarded to all Some of the robot bombs fired at,

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tactic apparently. was designed -to set fire to the rubble caused by the explosion of the main bomb: The ministry also reiterated its

Appeal Falls Upon Deaf Ears. By PAUL GHALI

Times Foreign Correspondent BERN, Switzerland, Aug. “Paris must be regarded as a bhesieged city.” That was the declaration broadcast by the president of the munici-

London to escape the robot bombardment should remember to take their gas masks with them. Gas

who left them behind, especially children, the ministry said. , The new barrage of bombs yesterday ended a 24-hour lull in the attacks. A number of persons were injured and some damage was caused.

Who else

leave the capital, on the day when

eastward. Not many followed the advice. | Perhaps it was fear that kept them

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People Told to Leave but

pal council of the French capital, | . in an urgent appeal to Parisians to{Préssure on the foundation

American troops started marching

By NAT A. BARROWS Times Foreign Correspondent STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Aug. 11. —Despite the iron control wielded by Heinrich Himmler's storm troopers, the Germans are rapidly becoming more undermined by a feeling of hopelessness and they no longer believe in victory; only in

11.— [Saving their own necks. .

Their morale is like a wooden house half-eaten by termites; the structure is outwardly intact but actually is on the verge of a colapse that surely will occur if the continues, Their main desire is to keep out

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with the picture of inside Germany that I have been seeing for months front Stockholm “People are openly saying: ‘The war is lost, but we will fight to save ourselves from extermination,’” the refugee said. “They have been made to think that the allied invasion will mean wiping them all out in bloody chaos, and they are afraid of deportation

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home, despite hunger and privation, {for many of them undoubtedly feel safer in the capital, despite the {threatened possibility of street com{bat there -than in the country | where the Maquis run wild, | But in any case.it is not fear which is uppermost in the hearts of Parisians today. It is a simple | yearning for freedom. | Thus, a traveler just arrived here | from France's one-time “city of |light” describes German occupied | Paris. “Everybody follows the news from i Switzerland,” he told me. “After {every broadcast they turn to ‘their {maps and mark the distance still | separating them from the allied ltroops whose arrival meahs liberation, food, friends hip: | “It's not an easy thing to get out {of Paris the<e days,” my informant

| It now takes three days to go | from Lyons to Paris, normally a Six"hour trip. Bic) ‘cle tires are rare fand lack of nourishment deprives I people of sufficient energy to undertake journeys by such strenuous means. : 500 Wait at Bakery

Means of getting in food supplies { diminish daily; reserves are already | being consumed and soon there will be neither gas nor electricity, For those of limited means life becomes daily more impossible. The rich can still manage, but minor employees and officials are reported to be existing on a semi-starvation diet. Officially, each Parisian receives one pound of fruit or vegetables every five days. During July 50 grams (about {wo ounces) of meat and 50 {of butter were allotted per person. | Butter sells at 400 francs a pound {and meat at 200 on the black mar- | ket, When electricity gives out there { will be almost no drinking water land the people will be forced to | draw it from the River Seine and | sterilize it with chemicals rapidly | disappearing from the market. | Despite the danger of bombard-| sment, Parisians continue to go from | 12 to 18 miles beyond the city limits | | where, with the consent of the peas- | { ants or even under police control, ! | they gather vegetables even before | they are ripe. | My informant said that he saw | {some 500 persons waiting before a | ‘bakery on the doors of which was| | written: “No more bread,” and an| | elderly, dignified woman, obviously {of the bourgeoisie, was timidly scavenging in a dustbin outside a { German restaurant. One German newspaper confesses | | that tfavel is almost impossible. It | blames the bombardment of rail- | way stations and canals but fails] { to mention German requisitions. | | 1944, by The Indianapolis Times | | |

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NAME 4-H WINNERS AT IPALGO EXHIBIT

Additional winners in the 17th annual Marion county 4-H club vic- | tory show being held this week at Ipalco hall were announced yester- | day. A list of the classes and

~ | winners follows: ,

Food preparation ; (special merit purple ribbon) - Misses Virginia Murphy, Joan Crluesenkamp, Dorothy Roberts, Geneeve Pendergrast, Patty Wood, Ann Woosev Martha Miller, Verna High, Shirley Haris, Marlene Sullivan, Erlene Snyder Janice Curtiss, Zoretta Byfield, Mary Lou Evans and Betty Ann Bogue | Food preparation (blue ribbon) - Misses | Dorothy McGee, Anna Wade, Meredith { Thornbrough, Betty Gardner, Medeice| | Stevens. Patricia Teska, Jane Petry, Va-| + dona Services, Charlene Peterman, Su2ette Brown, Eunice Lynam. Alice Jean Wells, Betty Jean Lukins, Shirley Beard | Barabra Bonewitz, Shirley Ann Hart Gayle Carmichael, Gretchen Graves Nancy Diane Pippenger, Jovce Jones Martha Wilson, Patricia Cunningham Elaine Zaring, Mary Kane Donna Draga, Donna Culom Barbara RBaurley, Marjorie Patrick. Bef:v Legge Virginia Means, Marilyn Cranston Barbara Walker, Lou Anna Hancock. Barbara Windle, Joanne Mithoefer. Norma Scott, Caroyn Sue Hutson, Phyllis Terrell Rnetta Branson, Margaret Schuh. Uldene Christenberry, Grace Dorrell, Patricia Murphy, Gaylle Rumford, Mary S. Ranck Mary McMorris. Leta Cunningham, Phyllis Rosell, Bara! Hapgood, Dorothy Taylor, Rose Mare Glidewell, Ruth Robertson, Rose Mare Stevens, Venice House, Beth Minnich Helen Glende, Marjorie Perkins, Effie Mac Bottema, Betty Lou Mowry, Ionm Ronev Jeannine Barton, Anna Lyle Goold Ruth = Fl Jean Watson, Marvann Roberta Ann Betty Lou Hamaker

an Doris Prange Canning (Purple Ribbon) —Misces Jjorie Davis, Ann Goold, Ruth Ga Patricia Murphy, Margaret and Jani gustine, Jo Ann Buttler and Rosana ‘Canning (Blue Ribbon)—Misses mary Bockes, Janice Curtiss, J cll, Ruth Jacobs. Sarah Porter Garret, Annetta- Walton, Harriet Delores Rogers, Barbar Jones Bover, Ruth Gardener. Margaret Ann Goold, Ruth Winters, Ann Wor sev Mary Ann Risley, Jerry Mitchel Gluesenkamp, Betty Lou Haym: Ranck, Margaret Ann Reilly th Murphy, Ann Serun and Gavile R mora and Don Jackson

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“They had begun to distrust one another, I noticed during the last few weeks I was there. Men were denouncing even TIriends if it helped them in the party favor. “Storm troops, many of them factory workers, who are in uniform

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was needed to send the suspects before the firing squad or into jail “Stettin is largely in ruins. Only doctors and Nazi party officials hate automobiles, no busses are running and city gas in available only during a short period daily, due to the lack ‘of coal. “A package of 20 cigarets costs $12, and the food is very bad. ‘They are discouraged and weary, but

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Stockholm these days implores the ‘nation to-even greater efforts—as

they've still oot plenty of fight left, nevertheless The total mobilization edict appears to be in no way improving German morale, judging by the intensity of the propaganda campaign to buck up the. people. : Every Nazi newspaper reaching

a lemon already nearly squeezed Ary, vould exude just a few more drops of juice. Meanwhile, the threat to Mast Prussia is arousing more concern among the German people than the trials and executions of the generals suspected of revolt, informants say. The distant rumble of Soviet guns, to the east on the Lithuanian front and to the south in Poland, gives

desperate impetus -to the civilian

FRIDAY, AUG. an 1944

Report German People Now Realize War Is Lost, but Fight on Because They Fear Siberian Concentration Camps or Salt Mines Face Them:

construction of frontier defenses in in what the Nazi papers cdll “the greatest improvised fortifications job in history. we In these “terrific tasks, hundreds of thousands of men and boys are working in shifts,” the papers say, spurred on by Nazi party exhortae tions about the Russian threat to

it | German soil.’ | Thirty thousand members of the — Hitler youth organization and all

the students and professors of Koenigsberg university have been impressed in a last-ditch attempt to place" stop-gap barriers in the Russians’ path. The atmosphere of: desperation i plainly hinted by the admission thas the border fortifications are not bee ing organized but “improvised.”

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