Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 April 1945 — Page 11

"THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1045 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

So : r v a 8 3 fe J : | 3 : . ¢ . - AVY ACCEPTS 7 1222 W, 30th st.; William T. Quillin 12, 196. & i Dutch “in Fog s ‘Death Grasp, Pose Problem YF DIARAROLIS MEN =: 7 2 Wanoson ss a wo Re ow cory Ws i ET w , = ~Baird E.Resener. -1413 Eugene sly CHECK FOR THESE POINTS: ¥ By HELEN. KIRKPATRICK telow Sta TVaHOR-OF whether they | “Probably Field Marshal str “Ber-| "Seven Indianapoliss men reeenur| I b ¥ i Times Foreign Correspondent . Ishould switch certain forces into nard L. Montgomery is not _one of : i ression entered naval service, They are: Pression ® PARIS, April 12—Eighty thou- Holland, risking the destruction of these, = + Wiliam H. Cullom, 204 = 8 | "or it TIME SAVED. No. tedious waiting in line or traveling |sand Germans may be trapped in |even larget areas than have already| pe is Sccustomed to preceding | fou ean about, when you pay by check! Holland. But so are some 4000000 (been destroyed and killing meny|all his edvanoes with. overahelming ®t Arthur K. Campion, 1215 Polk| from loss of

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SAFETY. Your cancelled check is a certified receipt of (Dutch, who are slowly dying of people? air and artillety prepration. st; John W. Dunkin, 3407 Park payment, | starvation. * It is a decision which can only Bit there is reason to beliéve that |ave.; Carl N. Montgomery, 57 E. oho

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