Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 October 1944 — Page 10

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"Hungarian Plains to ~ * The South.”

MOSCOW, Oct. 20 (U. P.).~Front reports today said retreating Nazi] columns are falling back into Esst

suit groups and in Hungary the Red army had won the battle of the Hungarian plains and slashed

. | forward on Debrecen, Hungary's|

third city. (The German DNB news agency reported Debrecen had been evacuated after several hours of street fighting. German reports admitted the Soviets had penetrated at least seven miles into East Prussia and indicated new penetrations were being made south of the first breakthrough at Eydtkuhnen.) Dispatches to the Soviet press said that the German retreat into East Prussia was bogging down in the network of swamps and mudchoked roads. Soviet armor including M-34 tanks and mobile unjts were slashing at the German flanks. Highways to East Prussia, it was reported, were jammed with long lines of retreating German units,

SAILOR’S DOG GOES A. W. 0. L.—HUNT ON

Unless a red, female Pomeranian dog is found antl returned to an East side woman, a sailor and his mother are going to be disappointed. Bought by the sailor before he

was assigned to sea duty, the dog

was bronght to the home of Mrs. May Jones, 33 8. Gladstone ave. The sailor is a friend of her son.’ Mrs. Jones agreed to ship the dog to Portland, Colo., where the sailor's mother lives. The local woman, whose sight is impaired, was unable

to prevent escape of the 4-year-old dog.

Prussia under hammer blows by| Russian tanks and fast moving pur-!

wounded in action. :

- = 5 Sa Ep ; i 4 Ewer TA 6 4 An Indianapolis arty officer, Lt William H. Jackson; right, 4205 {] E. Washington st. and Lt. Adolph Dryer, Cincinnati, both convalescing | at Billings General hospital at Ft. Harrison, have donated blood at

the Red Cross center here. Both received plasma after having been

8 8 . TWO ARMY OFFICERS—one

from Indianapolis—now conva- part-time at P. R. Mallory co.

‘Lt Dryer at present is working

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lescing at Billings General hospital at Ft. Harrison Wednesday donated blood at the Red Cross center here after having themselves received plasma on the field of battle. An early blood donor before he entered the service, Lt. William H. Jackson, 4205 E. Washington st., also helped to precess plasma at the Eli Lilly Co. laboratories. The other officer to donate blood was Lt. Adolph Dryer, Cincinnati.

that your isto Both he and Lt. Jackson were |be benefited and you a its

given plasma following ' battle casualties. The : Indianapolis: man was wounded at Cassino, Italy, by German artillery fire, while

Both hold the purple heart.

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