Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 September 1949 — Page 23

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Nazis . . . the swine! 19490—"We Germans are mis-| understood.”

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the changing chatter | Rigid 1945-1 always fought the Bath highways to Americans—|

D will be evicted from their morris 1947—"1 took no part in poli- chairs on Sunday for anything short of a lady in labor, GI's in-

Berliners stole and/native motorists during horrible crack

TRAFFIC TIDINGS: There are waging a subtle cam 0 Sunday drivers in Germany,

rationing limits the Sabdoctors.

Because few Reich physiciansiis billeted in—a low-number Nazi return ‘eo party member—often sends his are shrinking . missus around to wail about how GHQ for French forces in Austria, cramped they are living with in-'a Tyrolean who wants to enter

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cover houses and flats held by Stand occupation personnel. An Ameri. fTau's former estate. can housewife in Munich told me

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that h MUNICH, Germany, Sept. 8 _ [tna thousands Noted while touring Bavaria and Hitler's dark days,

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+ When does this Wind bis old house—to take a book or A ex-Iowan fold me in Regens- tary pass for a’specific hour.’ . “ak burg that she moved into a hotel AUSTRIANS and Germans are fatnes than put up. with the weep-

ng German frau who would daily ria folks don’t say: “Good mornbillet the ing.”

When a Yank vacates chancesitains and ong the highways youl that the owner of the house she are high the original owner willjsee countless ti . Occupation pay rools . In Innsbruck,

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“8 = RELIGIOUS NOTES: In Bava-

They say: ‘(Great God” , . .

“Gross Gott" in fields, moun-

£ SEASONED FOR ne ny chapels, many pisckl built into the hollows of trees . . . when the harvest is good Austrians hang two ears of corn on figures of Christ on the crosd .