Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 May 1945 — Page 9

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By ELEANOR PACKARD " Munich was completely occupied United Press Staff Cortespondent at 6 p. m, yesterday, when elements MUNICH, May 1.—This birthplace|of the 42d, 45th and 3d divisions of naziism turned out to be the least | joined up in the central sections of Nazi-like of German cities when 7th the city. army troops captured it after very| Lighttanks and reconnaissance little fighting. cars fanned out in all directions to Germans cheered and girls threw complete the occupation, A few flowers at the tanks which roared |frightened German soldiers huddled though the center of the city. |in.the cellars. There were no big Nazis here.| I entered tHe city in a convoy “of Whatever small fry were left. were|four jeeps with a dozen men armed said to have locked themselves in a with machineguns and tommyguns. group of party buildings but they We crossed a partly destroyed bridge were surrounded and helpless. across the Amper river, then forded The American prisoners we found another smaller stream, and passed here, IT am happy to report for a&|quickly. through the suburbs. change, were well taken care of and ™ Crowd Gathers

healthy. * On the outer rim of the business section, at the corner of Dachauer

H {} Ww ’ % Y 0 i r Strasse and Brienner Strasse, we paused for a few minutes. "German Stomach?

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prisoners crowded around our jeeps by the thousands. No Gas? . . No Heartburn? | Eat Sensibly Wit Without Pain?

We waited for reinforcements, and tBen rolled cautiously toward ” ¢ |cover. Then All's Well With the World! =, "1 ored car and a group of

the railway station. A burst of The pity 18, s0 much suffering is often soldiers headed for the German

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After a while we decided to 'bypass the rail station, and go on into Munich. On the way we deviated from our course to liberate 150 American war prisoners. | - It 1s a pleasure to be able to state {for a change that—contrary to most | cases—these prisoners - were unani- | mous in saying they were well | treated by the Germans. They had been housed in the deep cellar of a brewery, safe from allied air: raids. Civilians Cheered Their rations were scanty, but Red Cross parcels arrived frequently and

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enough to eat. They still had some parcels left over when we arrived. We skirted the railroad station rapidly * without drawing fire and quickly reached. the center of the

With Flowers in Munich

{machine-gun- fire stopped us, and|z we: scuttled behind the rubble for 4

While we waited for the railtoad!|

regularly -enough- that they had|-

city, A handful of troops and a vast crowd of civilians already were there. When the tanks came through | later, the Germans cheered and | | girls threw flowers at them. { “I never thought I'd see a wel-| {come like this in any German [town,” Said my driver, {1 agreed with him, It was def- ; | inftely more like liberating friendly | territory than conquering an enemy

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C ity Badly Damaged - The center of Munich, with its Choice ® Knabe -* Kimball | once beautiful, medieval buildings Is Best ’ L | ® And Others was a saddening sight to ‘me for I ; { had spent part of my honeymoon * STN ; " there when it was in its prime. The Rathaus, which dominated the Marienplatz, or main équare, was not destroyed, but it was se= | riously damaged. . { The immediate neighborhood of the Marienplatz was worse than the buildings on the square itself. Whole blocks of buildings were reduced to rubble. Others were gutted completely,

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Warming up a shot.-makes for greater accuracy, believes Melvin He and Robert Marinee are among those competing at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran parochial school in The Times-City

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EMPLOYEE EARNINGS UP. The average G-E employee earned $2,772 in 1944. Employees also shared $234,000 in Suggestion Awards. Top award was $2,000 for an idea that speeded production of G-E gun control for B-29 Superforts. G-E "employee suggestions aid the war, effort.

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Military police from Camp Atter- noons:from 2:30 fo 6 p. m. for the bury teflay will begin assisting city|next month. Five M. P.’s. will be

officers in directing traffic in the posted -at each intersection.

downtown district,

Members of “the 729th military ing the training hours.

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VOLUME OF BUSINESS NeT INCOME AND DIVIDENDS "Net income for the year Per share Dividends declared and paid Per share ’ TAXES Total taxes STOCKHOLDERS Number on December 31

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‘Total earnings of employees

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