Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 December 1944 — Page 12
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- CORNETS § Fscape Line From Budapest| Cm }-- sowpos. 56 ' : iid h, 1% J\ through the wi Gold, Lacquer and Siyar . I LONDON, Dec. 19 (U. P.).—Mos-|is exposed to constant air attacks. ; ! g LI : : ga Je wing LARGE SELECTION = cow reported today that the Buda- It already is under Soviet arilary| It was the sixt
: ¥ ve J AN est-V ha "5 : it] i i % | : : : time in six years I N D I A N A |pest-Vienna railway had been Dispatehis-from Moscow sald that) ; 3 A : :
Le brought under Russian artillery pag wegther and stiffened resist- | Lia \ . . "ay MUSIC CO. | fire, A tial AC along new defense lines had ) 4 oh : 1e rallway was Lhe Jast pra C slowed own t ungarian cam- y / / _ } PAUL H. RINNE, Pres. escape route for the garrison of the on, d he H # : 115 E. OHIO FR. 1184 beleaguered Hungarian capital, | After their long advance, the ih FTE ls | The jaws of the Red army pin-|Russians now were up against deEC cers clamped on Budapest were only | fenses in which the Germans were! [45 miles apart. The corridor be-| prepared to make considerable sac- | tween them was swept by shellfire, rifices to prevent a Soviet break into partially sealing off the German| Austria, they said. and Hungarian troops in the city. Two Red army columns advanced “Budapest already has lost its into southern Slovakia on a 68-mile military and economic importance front, They converged on Kassa for the. Wehrmacht, It has become (Kosice) in a drive to eliminate the an untenable, cut-off outpost,” a narrcw German salient separating Moscow radio report said. the Russians in Hungary and “The only railway left to Vienna Poland.
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