Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 August 1948 — Page 2

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Emaciated German Woman

HAMBURG, Aug. 5 (UP)—A

The women Jumes Be not be published so that the three years of misery be wiped from their minds public records. They worked, she said, on three plates of watery soup and a pound and & half of dark bread a day. If the output of coal fell off, the bread ration was cut, etimes as much as half, Scatter Homes The women have scattered to their homes to repair the ravages! of war and captivity and start

«life anew,

Most were once connected with the Nazi armies or party in some

way. The first of the women prison-

Wo-iers to come back from Russia iiarrived in the British zone with

-burlap bags Pecuiv- heir logs. and feet. ‘from

malnutrition and

exhaustion. ‘The vaunted equality for Russia, they said,

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— Reveals Siberian Torments

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The equality, a once beautiful,’ ner, told questioners, was in quantity of work done by the women-—the same as that done by men. Death Rate Bhe said the death rate in first month at the camp to she was assigned was more than 30 per cent, possibly as high as 50 per cent. One of the worst features of the whole ordeal, she said, was the monthly health inspection. “We had to strip naked and walk down a line of gawking Russian officers,” she related. “In that way 100 women could be checked in an hour. Only those with high fevers or swollen legs were sent to the hospital.”

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MILWAUKEE (UP)—~A man every morning enjoyed a twoweek vacation. He got up earlier than usual

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German womap, thin Lan 6 oa Bnd WORE DUrIAP for thoes ceil any thet She and other women slave workers in Siberian coal mines were forced to naked once a month before Russian officers and live on

soup, bread and Propaganda for three years.

who survived the coal mines pleaded that aioa was vr POIICEMIAN Shot ; Divorcee Held

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HAMMOND, Aug. 5 (UP)—An attractive divorcee was held without charges today in connection with the shooting of a young Chieago, Ind., policeman. The policeman, Louis BE. Lindlinger Jr., 26, was in critical condition at Bt. Margaret's Hospital, He was shot in the right side while riding in his automobile with Mrs, Nilene C. Zajko, 24, of Hammond, early Tuesday. . Oalls Shooting Accidental After the shooting he either

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fell or stumbled out of the car and Mrs. Zajko drove off. Two Hammond policemen gave chasey and took the divorcee into cus-

tody. Mrs. Zajko admitted the shooting, but said it was accidental. She said she was toying with Lindlinger's gun ‘when it went off. He opened the car door and fell out, she said. She said she

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