Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 May 1945 — Page 12

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RR UNIONS ASK Allies Close on Bavarian BERLIN FALL | ep La Eo £ i | ¢ . % MONON RECORDS __ Hideout in 3-Wey Drive, TONIHT SEEN) AF * NIE Bi e ® 19 {8 (\ ] : © I'm not g i e 5 Hi (Continued From Page One) On Patton's right .. flank, hel |! H 7 J ; Y | LE ii vot g om + American 7th army cleared the Nazi : . en is va * : * a K 1 14 . 3 { ie Ry Say Cut May Have Been ai a new point near Ober MADRE TH cradle city of Munich, 72 miles Both Reds and Nazis’ Say ] ; Mice tinh. IP 97 miles northwest of Linz northwest of Berchtesgadén, and Tu ina. Made on Miscalculation. |P2a% "trom the lat officially peared into.. the Austrian_tyro Battle Ending. {Continued From Page One) disclosed Russian position west. of within a dozen miles of Innsbruck, (Continued From Page One) Vienna, northern, gateway: to the Brenner rocket guns eavelopiiig The whale!

Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-| The Americans and Russians were) = : . Be . H : . neers, Brotherhood of Locomotive | believed considerably closer to a Pp At. the: w otern wall “of the Tool German-held area. { : : " 5 no however “The Germans frenziedly did thielr} . { 3 : Fireman and Engineers, Otder .of Juneinfe Ba thas ana, : Sonat doubt, the French 1st army broke| ost to defend the last ‘sttong- SN j - : | .| since the two armies were in = x i Railway Conductors and Brother Sine field radios with a range of no across the Austrian border along the |) as of resistance—the minisse ries Fr - :

hood of Railway Trainmen. southern shores of Lake Constance ; museums, chancellery and monu- | ! Seek ‘Assistance © more than 30 to 40 miles. and first reports said German Ie-|,..¢s» Red Star oy : A , ! 3 : oil ‘ ~The brotherhoods did not object mens: $ sistance Hae broken completely in Red Star get through the first a : oe J : 1 gC : scontinuance of Monon FEUD OVER POLICE e telephone call to Berlin, one of ts! . j 3 2 " - : ~ 3 . ; ; 1 | Maybe I can to He disc: cdl French 4 ig. Zurich dispatches said the fort-|gstaff reaching Col. Gen. Berzarin, (} : ; : J : A but Tm full trains between Orleans and Tren ress city of Bregzen had fallen to|The officer told the correspondent: i, ; vd - i ) = ” - . =f | “place. that E Lick because “it was-obviously toi RANKS CONTINUES the French and that the Germans|«The combat is very stubborn. The i a : — 3 on R x - ’ | so many mill a recreational and vacation point.” , were ‘hanging out white flags in |Hitlerites are resisting desperately.| ed : , The brotherhoods told The Times (Continued From Page One) towns and villages throughout the|But we are advancing. There me] : 2 J : : ss : ; A Warmt

- : 3 : : western border area. been fierce fighting in the Rathaus Jat “we earnestly solicls the as-|demotion to a: captaincy persisted Gen, Jacob L. Devers, com-|sector, and now we've got it, Many | OTHER C

By ve eS 3 is % < v ‘3 v sistance of your paper, the business |at City Ee snot said Jie mander of the 6th army group, Hitlerite soldiers are throwing away | ; \ ; ; : 2 : 5 figure out the interests and traveling public ad- Vou resin ore accepting sc hailed the conquest of Munich as| their arms and’ coming over to-our| . i ; ; 4 know that 1 ; “ ” F , ; ’ . wl i+ my guess Is ersely affected by the. abandon- ; . a victory that “may well affect. the|side. : ; J yersely Jacobs Will Substitute final stages of the war to a degree! The Londen Daily Express sald] § 4 $ ; - pat Ernie Sa arth 8 : : rom those ye

ment of this train service in our ; efforts to arrange for a public hear-| Schlottman supposedly is quitting | second only to (the capture of) | the Russigns were reinforcing. their ing at which all concerned may to move to California. But he has| Berlin.” assault forces with = paratroops ng ih on portant—he

e- | been unacceptable to Safety Board] The famous beer cellar- where! dropped from planes: - : : ; iB BR . ¢ Hf ! . have an opportunity to be repr | Ftanding of}

sented.” President Will H. Remy, a. Beeker Adolf Hitler: and. his Nazi hench- > Million Killed |

The Indianapolis. and Hammond foe. Police Chief Jesse McMurtry men platted the putsch that brought wie 1st White Russian ‘and 1st/] £ : : : i .. : Chambers of Commerce, among said he probably = will replace them. control of Germany’ was in a Ukrainian armies were spurred on i - All Are- 100% Wool!

_- others, also have protested abandon-|Schlottman with Capt. Audrey potion of tne city ;devastated bY py a Mayday: order of the day by 3 : : . . ; | | Insi “ment of the midnight sleepers. Jacobs, also a member of ‘the anti- allied bombs fob and 9th Premier Marshal Stalin calling on : : : . : rts ; | Objections also have been made to Beeker clique, The fsmerieapt Sum : ales them to “deal the death blow to the 3 , if : ; An i : the Monon's-changing the 5 o'clock] Recently G. O. P. precio com- | apparently ort ih ter Orsi Fascist beast.” ' ; w// . ) oe i i be VARIETY trains to and from Chicago. 'The|piitteemen requested the elevation pew JIncuons wal i an) TOOPS| Red “armies killed 1000,000 Ger- a : Harry Hayes, ° train leaves Indianapolis. at 2:10]o¢ Jacobs to police inspector: This southwest and. south of Berlin yes- man officers and men and captured X : : : ; ) . : rT oe p.m. now and arrives in Chicago at| post is now held by Donald Tooley | terday: another * 800,000 in their -325-mile| 3 : ; : lof 6:25 p. m, while the other leavesiyho according to the grapevine, is ARNE march from the Vistula to. burning 8 > . : , : ; ,: r a lion ct Chicago at 8:15 a. m. and arrives peing primed for Beeker's present BASEBALLS, GLOVES Berlin -in- the last four months, & { ; : : ; there, trying here at 12:30 p. m. This change was| job as detective chief. Stalin said: - ~ made by the Mopon itself and mot Small was reduced for the “200d STOLEN FROM SHED “The world. war unleashed by. the. because of ODT;s. 35 per cent off, departmental morale,” a’ routine Baseball equipment valued at $76; German imperialists is dfawing to capacity ruling. reason. Date.of his public hearirig|{ Was stolen from a tool shed inla close” he said. “The collapse of Persons protesting the change has been set for June’ 5. Riverside park this morning. All| Hitlerite Germany is a matter of the| have found that whereas in peace- Today's developments are thought belonged fo the navaliarmory at 30th | nearest future. . +The 1st storm time the railroads had to have State to . signal “a. continuation of the|st. and White River. of the Hitlerite, den is on.’ , ‘and federal 1 C.C) permission to mayor's - tendency to brush pro- Taken were 15 gloves and three| Germany's doom was sealed, hel abandon a train, the powers of thei gp ovo. rice officials out of the balls. ~ They were stamped “U. S.|said, by the junction of Russian and war-born. ODT supersede such au- top ranks. Navy.” Ll American forces south of Berlin. The : te g ; ) thorities now. ~ | Reich now is “completely isolated, oO — : : 3 A \ : and’ stands alone, riot “to ‘count her | : : \ § v y d / C LONG DELAY SEEN IN| Named fo New Jobs af Times Lr ait — wa Shetlands! Suede Cloth! Crepes! MOVING WAR DEAD Stalin did not elaborate on this) xin : { ) i J 7 i : * (Continued From Page One) dianapolis and had nearly 12 | reference to Japan, whose friend- | : 3 : i ; a : foot. dawn” WASHINGTON, May 1 (U. P.)— ry a : years’ experience in retail and |ship ‘treaty with Russia he de- i Si . pr ; : : Es Fo wis she'd-Te No U. S. military dead can be re- Plain. Dealer after his discharge | y tional advertising beforé leav- |nounced last month. ¢ : : Chesterfields! Fg Harry would ro ) 5 til hostil from ‘the army following over- | yo +; become classified advertis- | ier im— : for Indianay urned from overseas un ostil-| seas duty in world war I. Later Ny : 5 ask -ing manager of the Muncie Press. : asked recent! ities have ceased in all theaters he joined the advertising staff Py nag took charge of the THIEF SYMPATHETIC, i ! Bov Coats! Shorties! E* Nothing—at * the war department has announced. | Of The Cleveland Press. UF | classified department of the F- LEAVES RATION BOOK 0 PSL « clined I e: suce - T LF A ye s it di The announcement was made be. advertising manager. of The Den- Ware News Sentinel. sa leit BUTLER, Pa. (U. P,) —Mrs. Doro- | : : : ma os - i cause the approaching fall of Gel} or Rocky Mountain News, The there (0. become Mp Sali thy Jean Young discovered that -a > j A good selection! Smart spring conts that repr resent the season's ought to bey many raised some civilian NOPW| New york World-Telegram and iiine nag sense of patriotism exists among ws : best styles. Styles include the ever-popular. Chesterfield, » boxy, ; 2 that soldiers dead in Burope could| {i JUL rl teen Be aise | PTO He moved 1s J amily |some thieves. Someone stole her 8 Luscious Colors! coats and shorties. Choose from this splendid selection at Was- « Too Long be returned soon after V-E day, served as local adver#ising man- front Houston to Indianapolis anc pocketbook from-a- counter in the . Al th ; : the department said. - 8 has. taken up his residence at : son’ 8s sizes in the group .« . . . AN ENRA ; 1 tio £ ti ‘ager of the latter paper. Kk G.C. Murphy Co. store but left her. . . : 4 o . All transportation facilities and Following the merger of the 2132 Parl ave. ration books in the rest room. { Gold Green Lime Puchisia available personnel will be employed Bee-News and World-Herald in Mr. Miller is one of thg best gn : J io Sizes 9 to: { Mi g’ Sizes 10 ia 18 ington a ren to shift men and material from Omaha. he came to The Times known and most popular news- FINDS FOX IN FOXHOLE Powder Blue Aqua Navy Black unior 5— i1sse Nex Yoh 2 s : garbage. “It

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At the end of all hostilities, the Returns to Home Town vertising staff of The Indianapo- |Mrs. J. A. Bradford is wealiti a — g ever can BI quartermaster general will ascertain Mr. Fritsch is returning to his | lis Times in 1942,-and becomes new neckpiece today—a 81 t Irom ~~ T LY S - the renderin; from next of kin those who wish| home town to take up his new sales promotion manager after her son; Lt, Jack C. Bradford. He ol N ew Spring Suits -— Clearance oe 17 » ® ens had bee to have their dead returned to the, duties as classified advertising | supervising the work of the retail ‘jdived into a foxhole, somewhere in, : : . : . been conden United States. A plan for. their re-| manager of The Times. He start= advertising staff during the past |Germany, and found it occupied by a : ; peanut pedd

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