Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1950 — Page 22

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~_: AND SERVICE University will open its series of : : 1950-51 “Agricultural Outlook” : ‘Come in and See the meetings at 7:30 p. m. Montag Indi a lis LE Before You Buy | Fl. Wayne Purdue University) - ‘But Full Toll Is Probably Far More r | Checks Dice Chances - OPEN DAILY TILL 9 P.M. | | The meetings will be held In| . FRANKFURT, Germany, Oct 5 In Hamburg, where whole LONDON, Oct. 5 (UP)—If baby. Oct. 25, hotel porter says that 40,000 peopl thetr . iq he chances are you won't win} Speakers will’ include N. 8. British raid. ¥ .- Jom lives In a singlelinem in that dice game. BE Hadley, M. P. Mitthell, J. C. Bot-| “The fire sucked the oxygen out of the whole area and they Experiments ‘in Britain have 4 (meyer, A. M. Nichter, L. R. Kyie,| 15 Cologne the waiter explains] Cities during the Wartime raids, Suggestion - that you're usually 1p Bl (P. R. Robbins, C. R. Gross, J. 0. calmly that 50,000 people died in! Either they don’t know or they|!uckier when you don’t need the 4 wv y {Dunbar and Joseph Yeager of {two “thousand bomber raids.” think they can fool the Germans dough. Like the old sayings: It|' really died,” he says with an air Pened to them. the rich get richer and: the poor of resignation. “Tt was impossible’ The strategic bombing survey, get children. ito keep track.” reported that 305,000 German ci-|_ A Jean, keen American girl, Dr. ; jed, 7 million were made home- 8nd Duke University, reported and sa Headquarters for | a Jay: of Shonssbdss we. sh oh less and 5 million had to be evao.| this today as she waded through [never be able to tell how many uated because of Allied bombing. @ mass of new data on extra- : So it is, too, in Bremen, Essen, [ceived from German sources by for example, to pick up a thought Paper and Canvas Since 1854 : [Sora and Frankfurt or sen i tish officials in Germany give from somebody else's mind. lother major city in the west of "ound figures for a number of| Check Results Toll By C:ti There is always a figure of league, El t = WINSORNEWTON, GRUMBACHER, F. WEBER, |snocking proporfions ands devs .. They include: Berlin, 35000; ca6u%. Elizabeth McMahan, are king propo a °P| Hamburg, 55,000; Munich, 5900. chet ing the British to see if ESP| {conv on e 0 e : ' results here are the same as 1 PERMANENT PIGMENTS, WHATMAN, AND |popuiation that “poor Germany| Cologne, 13000; Essen, 7400; Bre- (10,0 oq Sates. ~~ "0 =" T= During their stay here, they are iy Sanvistion 3 enn 5000; 000; Stuttgart, 5000, Nuern- | penging most of their time in’ n : 8500: * mental hospitals, tr - rarily . genuine resolution that] 5%: oyuribug, A500; Plophein eigenen whi | ¥ |pectedly and had no strong shel. *¢¢™ed to show that insane per- MEN'S BUSINESS SHIRTS EY 268 again, * 2 least 20t On De losing ters), 17,000; Heilbronn, 7000; one Se hock lreatinent de-| BEAUTIFU 5! : , Ulm, 500 and Flensburg 105. No sychic giits 44 — w=, As you go from one German proper statistics are available for| DF: Humphrey said it is too dened |B Rk | 1]

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blind man, the inevitable reaction Casualties, based on the best est. | | lis that Germany is right—that a mates available but not guaran-| dollar, fo RP avergBe sunsmers country which has suffered so|teed, gives the following figures) UP Sens gots Tor medical, : =

|deeply cannot possibly be exposed for different categories of people:(c2"® In the the United States.

[to similar suffering again. i | Decrease of civilian population & | This may be true but the fig- due to war casualties 500,000 ; |ures, as distributed so freely byl Wehrmacht members officially

{German advertisers of the nation-| registered as killed 1,650,000.

' lal woe, are phony. Compared to| Wehrmacht missing" presumed A |Russia, for instance, Germany got dead 1,200,000. g loft ‘with a bare tap on the wrist,| Wehrmacht missing but pre-

as far as the loss of life was con- sumed to be alive 400,000.

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