Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 September 1945 — Page 5

| FRIDAY, SEPT. 7, 1945

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HOPELESSNESS SWEEPS BERLIN

Hunger, Despair.

By CHARLES P. ARNOT United Press Staff Correspondent BERLIN, Sept.- 7.—~The little’ peo-ple-of Berlin are paying off in-hun-ger,” despair and suicide for the war of conquest their Nazi masters pegan and ended in the streets of this lost capital. The fear that swep! the city dur{ing the final days of the. fighting {has been replaced now by a bleak | hopelessness that elderly Germans {say is far worse than anything the Reich experienced after the last war. > A tremendous depression lover ‘the city, | I watched a middle-aged woman, {her head bound in a ragged shawl, {turn slowly away from a little shop {in the Potsdamer platz. She had | been standing there for four hours [trying to buy two loaves of black {bread for her family, When her {1 turn came, there was nothing left, t

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Alaska and Canada, the war department revealed today.

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Given Veterans

WOUNDED. VETERANS who will never walk again will receive. wheel chairs as gifts from the South Side Service club. The club will purchase the chairs with the proceeds from a: public card party at 8:15 tomorrow in the community center, 1233 Shelby st. They will be sent to men at Wakeman hospital, Camp

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The South Side Service club already has supplied some chairs. Four were distributed. last week and four more have been ordered. A metal plate on each chair bears the name of the owner. A ward at Wakeman has been “adopted” by the club, which assumes responsibility for many comforts for the patients. Mrs. Mary Kattau. is card party chairman.

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like, low-cost BANK | A young girl and En ii {woman passed us in the gutter. LOAN at SECURITY { Heads down, they were pulling a TRUST COMPANY. | rickety wagon bearing a crude ’ { black casket. | “Another suicide,” the woman

| shopper remarked. “We'd probably tall be better off dead.” Four Causes Cited . Berliners give four reasons for {the mounting despair: | First: The incredible misery they |have seen at first hand and in the eyes of the millions of refugees passing through Berlin from their old homes in East Prussia, Pom- | erania, Silesia and the Sudetenland '

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An estimated 1,000,000 of the| 1 2,000,000 employables in Berlin are| | out of work, and allied military au- | | thorities have. locked the gates to! [refugees and returning soldiers to! | keep the situation from becoming | worse. | When the war ended, perhaps 65. (per cent of Germany's industries | were operating, Today, less than 10 {per gent of them are still ‘function-

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Food naturally is the paramount {problem and even the most opti- | mistic expect the situation to get worse. The official ration chart | calls for an average of 1500 calorie | daily, but few Berliners ars getting

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[~~ Becond:—The-gaunt-faces; ragged. — [clothes and despondency of home- | coming German soldiers. | Third: The loss” of Germany's i {1937 frontiers, which many expected | | the Reich would be permitted to re- | . | tain. ® Youcan make Fourth: The desperate shortage

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