Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 August 1945 — Page 4

rmy Clamps Down on G. |. High Finance Deals. in Berlin

ng our lesson the hard way, inside Jermany, has not been confined to sales of wrist watches. 1f we have distinguished ourselves yn any one point, above the Russians and even the British, it is in forgetting some of the things we; should have learned in post-defeat Italy and France. But as long as we have men like Dwight D. Eisenhower and Lt. Gen. Lucius D. Clay at the top, there is hope. Some of the self-important little martinets and red-tape artists of the- lower levels will be eliminated mercifuily from their fog of confusion, They will be sent back to their precinct errand-boy Jobs. Or possibly given a couple of Mr. Barrows {books on German history and PrusA chance poker sian psychology to study. between | |= gl o Chi cago Dai > News. $4 ne

By NAT A. BARROWS Times Foreign Correspondent LONDON, Aug. 16.—~The golden of Berlin's reichstag is dead. 2+ No longer can American G. Ls sell “watches for $500 or cigarets at $1 wach or send home batches of money orders large -pnough to buy a darm down East. % The army finaldy has gotten “around to acceptAng the advice of the U.S. treasury Hepartment by 4imiting the msmount of outgo- : | Ang money orders Je in any one month ™ a is to a sum equal to a month's pay. game in an army plane “Berlin and England clinched the

adict—which the British had im- ‘BOMBS ON JAPS ONLY

posed on their own troops immediately after taking over their Berlin | THIRD LOAD NAZIS GOT

Sector, on July 4. WASHINGTON, Aug. 16 (U. P.)

yo» . AN ARRAY of oy “brass" and | The bomb tonnage dropped on

state department big shots from | Japan reached only about one-third Potsdam kibitzed on a GX. game the intensity of the final attacks aft and to their astonishment saw soldiers handling choking wads of |" Gevmany. :100-mark bills. That—more than all the warnings |’ ‘of the treasury department—opened | ling*that inflicted on Germany. “their eyes. Japan gave up the struggle just Then they saw in the true balance |, (ime to escape a tremendously ‘of simple economics the implications | “behind the reichstag black market | stepped-up air attack. She was not “sales between American and Rus- | 00 menaced by the new atomic “sian soldiers. {bombs., The 8th air force, rede"Laden with two years’ back salary, {ployed from Europe, was ready for “after the conquest of Berlin, the action and the 10th air force, re“Russians were willing to pay fabu- deptoved from Burma, carried out “lous prices for watches, fountain |itS first strike from China theater “pens, cameras and cigarets—and did. |Pases, against Vinhyen Aug. 12. = Everybody was happy except those In addition, of course, B-29's were who saw the inevitable impact upon {hammering Japan in steadily inthe allied financial structure inside creasing numbers, “Germany. The largest B-29 mission, . 2 8 fortnight ago, “= ONE MIGHT add, cynically, from | bombers ‘first-hand observation, that learn-|bombs.

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