Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 October 1945 — Page 2
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Pes Inforgoint Tactos kearned In War. |
# °° "By NAT A. BARROWS S500 yimes Porelgn Correspondent # LONDON, Oct. 12.—In Holland, | as ‘elsewhere, peace weaves a Crazy quilt ‘pattern. - As secretly as in the terrifying years of Nazi domination, an under i ground “illegal” | i 4 ne ws paper has begun to appear mysteriously.’ Where it is print | ed and by whom, ! the Dutch gov ernment, does not know, But the reason for its peacetime existence is made * abundantly clear! Mr. Barrows in each semi.
Bringing Holland's 100,000 suspected | \laborationists and Quislings to “trial. They demand prompt action | (and hint at taking reprisals into * their own hands. x Satirical and Witty LE Further, they disapprove of the i way Netherlands military quieres ment officials have “feathered nests
‘Jobs with the government.” |
The tone of this underground | | paper is consistently satirical and witty. Its style and language sug-! gest the guiding hand of 8 univer.
sity group while its surreptitious
distribution reveals an experience gained by outmaneuvering the Ger- | mans. ! “Have we risked our lives in war only to see our enemies flaunt us| openly in peace?” the paper asks. ! “We must have economic security | before we can have political secur- |
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until the Quislings in our midst are, removed.”
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‘TROOPER RECRUITS
-- Last call’ for enlistment in the | state police was sounded today by Col. Austin R. Killian, superintend-
A few positions as troopers are open, he announced. Men applying | and qualifying will attend a depart- | ment training school at Purdue uni- | versity in February. | Requests for application forms | should be sent to the department's : training and personnel division, |} room 126, statehouse, Indianapolis, | ‘which is in charge of Capt. Don. L. Kooken, Requirements include a year's residence in Indiana, graduation from
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Methodist Youth | To Hold Festival
Methodist youth will hold a fall festival tomorrow in the Edwin Ray Methodist church, The event, which is sponsored hy the Indianapolis Methodist Youth fellowship, will begin at 4 p. m. and
teria supper and evening program. . Each church of the district will sponsor a booth and bring donations of food and clothing for the Indiana Methodist Children's | Home, Lebanon, Ind, { In addition to music, a carnival and other attractions, Mrs. J.| C. Coohe will give a talk on the! }
Home of which she 15 the super<:}
visor. Miss Dorothy Kersey, di-| rector of community service of the |
Indianapolis District cabinet of the |
Misses Alberta Brummet, Maryruth Nickels, Marjorie Ann Vehl-
ing and David Saunders. The Rev. |
Almon J. Coble, counselor, will in- |
. troduce the speaker. The Rev. D. |}
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. TWO MORE HOOSIERS |
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13 (U. P| The navy department announced |! + today the names of nine casualties | in’ the navy, marine corps, oe coast guard. The list also included the names of 128 men whose casualty status | has been officially changed. Indiana men listed as safe in-! cluded: Lt. Riehard Nott Antrim, U. 8. N. ||
E Jieviously reported prisoner of war, | ;
ru, Radioman 1-¢ Qlinton Jerald | ‘Cramer, U, 8. N., previously report. ed prisoner of war, Laurel.
REVEAL INCREASE IN LOANS TO VETERANS
WASHINGTON, Oct, 12 (U, P.),— | Only 25 veterans have defaulted on | their government-guaranteed loans,
This was sovealed yesterday In a
showed fhe G. 1. loan business on the upswing. Applications are being received at the rate of 272 a day. © Through Sept. 29 a total of 24050 loan guarantees had been exetotaling $39,014,471. Mast of e loans—21981-—were for Homes,
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