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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-01
1a,tte< q. GaiiiHy
8aubibat far @nnisipalridjteramt

NrIralt Ssomes {. Gaiiiop tpuroe
oln 18. NNugllit 1886 in GlepelanS
geborer 1no er5ogeu. Gr bciudte
Sic GolfSidl,le ,mo 1T. Synotius
College iolpic bie @eltcrn ReNroe
l1niperiit1t 100 er nit Sem 988 @roo
abiolpierte uno IN 1913 aur Glepe-
lonoer stnualtfommer sugelailcn
auurSe. Son 1916 biz 1890 war CT
Silfsrehtsbireftor ser Staot Giepe-
lanb nit sl,,snabme e;ner Yeriooe
in 1913, no er als in gtopal Mp;l=
tion 8ronh ser II. g. Iienit tot. Gr
pertrat oie Stabt imn1cr in Hrosei=
len Dor @erid)t, iogar in tsGGen oic
Elm Gcrbor Dor @cldhporencn nGti9
madten. GaiiiOp lpar bon 1921 Bis
1925 Grter Mililtont oes County
9lmpolts ano battc oie 9llilld)t iibcr
fiini @ilfs- County zslupGlte. 2eitcte
ntebrerc lp;d)tige uno ieniationellc
ariminalproaeiie .pie Slp-6unner
Morofaa; Sen .Nig Sim" 0anfraub
SAL uno Sen vMoble Gbapion"
Moroioa lu1o anoere Npld)e SGae. Gr
bat srobe Grfubrllng in Gerbor bci
polfilhen lmo standardization, babtr
lit ct ql,alifisiert fiir' oas Rihtcr.
amt. gr lit eill Witluer unb bat eiucll
'Sobn Sames Z. Sllnior, lit MitgIiei
Ser eln1paltsfanmer uno anigbts o.
Columbus. Gr lit iehr intereiliert ir
1Olfiihen ,mo offentiten slngelc=
genbeitcn.
Die ,mter5eihneten 8iirgcr Dor
Glepelano bitten lmiere 6re,rnre fiji
Sunes (. Gailiop uls M,misipal
| ridyter 81 itimmen Gr lit ebrlid), ari
| rldtig, nrbeltsnm lln0 lpiirNe elmer
; iibiaen, gllten, unparteiiihen unl
| gereften HiGter geben. Cine Stim
me fir ibn lit cine Stinnle iiir Ser
rehten Wann.
Clinton 3iaig. sSreo Wecf
(Senrnr Z 9Hipnrr
Sobn Stefanp. gilbert 6. &ncl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-01

Belt lm> ,Slcib blnal,fgearbeitet bat
9lls &lglbe perfauIte er ;3eitll!Jcn
lno tat nllerbauo anoere 9lrbciten.
INN lih olrd) oie SodIdmle Ourr)3u=
atbclten, mas ibm aud) gelungen lit.
Gr abioluiertc 9alNapin @aaacc Col
lcgr mO lplroc 1924 sur Nnpnit
I.nnmcr 5llgc!allcn. Siirgcrlneiltcr
S1rolo .. Burton, iett It, 2. 81
prerc 9tidter. crrnnntc Spbp5p uls
Silispoli5cianapalt, elm Slmt, oas er
ncun Sabre lang bcfieiNet bot
Gr hat auh unbere Slftinitntcu 81
ieinem &rcOit.
Gr bat Die Staot Glepelano noc
Sem II. e. Supremc Scridt Der
trctcn. Gr mar Stlotrot, mar
Silfs= County Sdntmeilter uuo Gre.
tlltipe ,Sefretir bcs Station @parO
Hp. Is. Gr lit l6 Sabre alt llno eil
aftiper slrbeiter in 8cnleinoeange!e.
genbeitcn, beIonoers bcim Hotell
&reuS. Gr barirbt iid) nicbt llm oell
Epiten eines jesisen Ml,niSipalrid),
ters, loroern INN nas pafunte Nt.,ri,
Sipulrihteramt, nm Nas lih bier Oil,
ocrc &anoibaten beiperben. Die Gr.
Iobrllna IN 9straft sicbcno lrno ouS
Scmrernment bas @obo5p belibt, III
:! er ser idbigisc, Elm gutter peritGnonis
poler Gihter 5u iein. Sie @dblet
baben bel Scr nddNten ySabI am
Oienstag, Sen 6. 9topember, sic bcite
@clegenbeit i'm OILS Ml,ni5ipalrid)
fer 5u erlpdbleu, iuoem iie Elm &reus
Dor icincn Namcn MAIDEN.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-01
2lntpaltsfant,tter
llntcritiibt iiebcn in Der Mid)tcrmaE!

ScGs 9fllniSipalrid)ter, iest i'm
slnlt llnb Elm friiberer Hid)tcr iiro
Don Ser Gleuclnno slnualtsfanmer
Iiir Siid)terpoiten ouf Nenl9tcpcmbcr
@ubl Settel.
&idter Malph Since, 9clpis Gruder
unlo SSsobn s. guiher, Die nlle Sppo
litlon habell erhlelten llnterltiisirn
Ser sllsraltsfammer gegeniibsr IL
rem SSponenten. Eerrp 9. Safion,
eill5iger Neaer Ser ie ernannt uurbe,
ais Hidter, erbielt Die llnteritiiblmg
ser slmpaltfamner. Gr bapirbt iid
llnl oen Sern1in Ser bon Nihter
9rableD Suu pafant lpurbe.
Die Ampalttanunerliite iiir sic
iieben Yoiten nurbc ppu Go,paro Z
Butler, Sr., Goriiscr oes Slloicial
Campaign Committee, befalmt aegc
ben, iie iin>:
Sberrihter: ga,rt q. 8rirfin,
Sam;ar 1, 1916 Sern1iu: SoDr
s. 8llibfr, s(mtsiubaber
Samrar ., 1916 Sermin: Yerr'
y. SSadlon
Sanuar 3, 1916 Sermin: @m. s
McSermptt, slmtsinbaber
Samrar 4, 1916 Serlnin: 3olliS
Hstraib, Mnltsiubabcr
SSanlar 5, 1916 5ern,in: 2Cpis
Sruder, slmtsiubaher
lluabeela,lfener Sermin: Malph
slmtsinbaber
Butler berihtet baB 2S6S Stimm
5ettel an prafti5ierenhe Mbpofatei
geidift mlrrcn lmO oaB 1447 s,i
riiffamen, elm gr0berer Hro5entiai
als iriiber. 8eiten 0unf oerslmpalts
tamlner fir oieie i'm Ssntereiie Sts
Golfes uno Scr slmpaltsfammer &c
leilteten Iienite.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-01

tpor uno iiber 1900 Stimmen er=
biclt. Canals hattie er oie llntcritiit
lng Ser mlsitehcnoen 9lrbetcriiib
rer picler Sptal Unions uno nutio.
nalcr Srgonii intiprrn lolpie sic Nc
ger uno Weibcu u0lfiidcn politiid)en
,Siibrer nllcr Eartcicn. Iie'elhcn
Hartcicr baben i'm criud)t lih lpir
Ser I'm Nicies 9Imt 81 belucrben.
Slrnolo 2. Schr Oil, lmabbGnsi-
ger 2anoi0at iiir ben Glcpeluuocr
'Stullrut, iii in Scr 9lrbciterbclpeg
nng leit II &abren tGtlg. Bon 1882
bis 1910 anar er uttiu I'M &nlnpI Ti!r
9lrbeitsloie I'M Staut Sbio lmo sic
letten fiinf Sabre lit er ;Siibrcr Ser
&onlmlniiten I'M Stoat ohio. Gr
tpuroc 1904 i'm Scattle, @aib., &c.
hprer. sls 12iabriger Sl,nge orbeite.
te er IN Sol5rabrlten. Gr arbeltctc
iit} bnrd) oie Sod)itule in Soqr,ian1,
&oibinetpn; er enrarb Sen q 9,
8rab I'M Californian Gbriitian Gcl.
lego, Sos slneeles, Sen % I=@ra6
pom Sead)ers College Ser Golllnl-
bia llwaperiit0t, Seem Dorf, ,nS be-
l,lhte ol,h sic llniperIitdts Sahr
Sdpol in @aIbington, :. g., NM
slrbeiterid,ule in Gleuclnno.
Seine Glatiorm lit:
I. Die Shulen SIR Seitlng Scr
Iemofratie 5ll maiden:
2. 8eiunoheit luto @oblTabrt Ser
airDer 81 ifiiben;
3. 8eilere 2ebrer ourh before @e-
batter uno 2ebruerbGltniile;
4. Sin eifeftipesf Groeramm iiir
GrluadIe -Nusbiloung;
5. Spe5ieaes Erogramm fiir St.l.
hcntelt, sic she Shulen perlieBen I'm
5ur &riegfiibrllng bci5ltragen;
6. Sdulbaplprpgrumm nm arbcti
su id,uifcn burd) r0tigr Hepnratllrcil
an Sd)ulgebluoen.
:. Tas Sdl,lfinan5progran1m g!
loien.
Iie @Gbler babeu bel Sen n1hltelI
@abl am 6. 9tppenrber Dieoer 81,
&elegcnbeit mrf slrnolo 2. Spbn1or
, ibrc Stilume ab5ugebcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-01

SIT iteben. Ole Earti.uren uno &lo,
pieraus5iige, Sic ibm b0bniih 8e-
fliiiene bradten, bate er uad) fllrSeni
Ginblid, nah raihem 9urhbl1ttern
IN llniid)erer Mngit Dor iid) ielbit sur
Seite gelegt. gsur Sobengrin tunnte
er bon elmer s(ufiiibrung ilr ser tai-
ierlih- -tonislid)en Soioper in @ien.
slber 'ba bate Iib feline llnrube alS
GbinlGre ;el,tpllppt. Gbenblirtig
,penn nift ltGrfer, perlicb er HnS
frembe Sbcater. Sein @eIang mar
reiner, iein gnienrbleiab oisponiec-
ter, ibeaeiiternber. gieaeid)t lit bieie
gan5e Sd)eu beredtigt, uno Sic aHs
oeren @unoeriperfe uiiroen i'm aud,
nift periflingen. Whubte benn alles
lpdbr iein, Lras er ill iibertriebener
gmpfinblamteit lpiirte, lras ibm
ourd) un5l7uerli0ise @idtistusr
binterbrad)t puroe: Oie Gerabtllr9
ieiner Sper, ieines Stills burd bieien
Wcniden? Solte elm genialer
Mam niGt Sic @abrbeit elmer OIL.
oercn Haiie eriaiien fOnuen?
llno Dor elmer balben Stlr0e. oils
inn Salnhunfel oes 1heaterforribors
lih Sic beioen tpilotemoen 8lide
trnfe1 1par nidt einc llamme in
Wagners slllg' gelpeien, elm bobercs
Grfennen, elm 9fuf iiber alien 3ipiit
unS 3ufaa ser @eburt, oes Bolts
! Der 8ilSa,ng bintpes, Ser &ui
i&omm.'
SD BIN 0croi ,nlb Su biit @aN.
, ner.' 2eii ionn ser NHiltro oieic
@orte Dor lid, bin, unS tmlm ,parell
iie seoad)t, bate lif feline slbal,na
entrdticlt!
yfidt @ienas, oes sterbelloe!'
j spegen, bin ib nn1 0cnenig eefon!.
! men, ionbern I'M bieien @agner a,l
ieben. ibm 81 begesnen. - @ott
tpeiB, erur,mu! @ir beibe iinb alt
Sm aleiden sSsabr seborem Gr be.
lpegt uno beberrld,t alles. - Sd bin
iduiGtern lmb itumm, nod immct
ser ideue 0orftOter BON &oncole.--
Iies oiirite oie @aDrbeit iein!
sSdurf rmo grea lpie cine iiberlead)
tete @uliiic ans Gebduoe eelebnt, er.
id)ien Sie ssaiiaoe bes Pala55o Sen
| Oramin. Die Orei @onoeln lanSeten
Copyright by Bermann Fischer, Stock
holm. - Deutscher Zeitungsabdruck il
Amerika: Feuilleton, Foreign
Language Features.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-01
olnef0oten

&iansstoIiing ldhelte. rSett :aalt
id bic GntideiSung treifen. IlL Ser
iih itrolrbte, Sic Soften 5u tragen,
biit nid)t triirois SC, Mci3c oicies
@eihes; ou nber, Ser germ bereit
mar, oas Ocsriihuis 81, beSablem
lcit berieien. oab Id nit)ts bon
i9r alriifaeld)rcdt fat. @ebalte lie
mS lei gliiflih."".
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-01
2lrneIH =. 1eknien
&anoibat fir Glepelanb Sd)nlrat
Sin Mrbeiter trainiert fir ben
Hoiten

Inter Sen &nnbiootan, Sic iid) I'm
Sen Soften ols WitsIieo oes Gleue-
lonb Shulrats beiperben firoen Sic
Wubler audi 9(rnolo IS. Sobnipn, Ser
i'm Sabre 1913 u!s ltnabbGngigcr
3anoiont iidl fiir Sen Soften zines
SdullrotsmitelieNs bGrarb, ser BON
ser &onrn,niitiiheu Gortei mSoiiert
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-01

IN Der Stabt erbalten ioa, gum Nus.
Druid 81, brilgen. Gs banoelt lid,
bntpt'aff.h carlIn aper 8iirgers
lneilter lein 'pQ, mem man Die ,siib-
RING Ser Staotuerpalt,,ng anper-
trcllen ioll 9fap &. Miaer, Ger repus
bllfanilde &aroicat iit Gin tiid)tiaer
Mfnnn lnlo bat iih in ieiren Men,s
tern lmmer ais lolder erlpicien. Gr
mar friiher Wtitglieo oes Glepclans
Der Sdlllrats uno lit iebt 0titalieo
ccs Staotrats. IS fam ibm nid)ts
'dlehtes Iafgciagt lperoen Seoer
crfernt in ibm oen rehten Wann fir
oas micltlae 9lmt Nap 6. MiQer 1T
pcrhciratct llno Gater BON slpei
&lnoern. Scm rSohn it in ser II. g.
9taup uuo oie Sohier lit Gabet
9tlr I'M Sutberiifcn Spipital. MiI-
Ter beiud)te Die Sale Sfool OF ZIP.
pllco Science uno Sobn Garrra
llniucriitGt. Nahocm er abiolMert.
bate blieb er IN Carroll als Hesiitur
bis cr in Sen Sd}ulrat gelpGblt tpur-
oe. oelien Soriiber er muroe.
0tiIlers Eroaranm iiir Glepelono
l't: Glnrid)tlng zines Geteranen Rus
reaus i'm HattMls, seTeiiet bon eis
mem olsltehcnoen &eterm,pn, UNI
Cen beinfebrcnoen Ieteranen uno
oeren Samilien 5ll helien.
GrridItlng eines 8roB. lepelano
SMetropolitm Councils Inn elm Nros
aranm iiir Die aan5e Staot ausm.
arbeiten.
Gnhpidllme Ses Gleoelanoer ST.
feNs mo cine Saienal,tborit1t fir
! Serbelierurg oes Seeuiers fir 9an.
| oel, Grbobllna ano Sanbitraben.
! 5uede
GoQitdlroige 9Sellorgud,iiierl,na
ocS it0otiiher &a,lialntes
GoQitGnbige 3l'ammenarbeit bes
&atbalties NIT bem Eoli5eiSeparts
nlent, polfiGcn slsentl1rell elm
Eroaramm fiir 9talienireunblidfeit,
Serbiitllng bon ssllsenoperbrefen
Nl,rh slusocbuiln1 oes Grbol1nes=
programmes.
gau pom arellen Ieuerpcrhiitunes-
alleruerfen Inn oie 8eiabr 81 beiei-
tigen. ~
Gen IoIortigen 9au eines nelen
Marfetbauies.
Goacnollng ser @erIdnser.,rg BON
Gbeiter slue. ln,o 9llsmer5lng bes
TlaidenbalIes oes @ulflep 8lpo.
Gntapidll,ng bes Seeuierilugbas
, fens aur ltdotiihem 9unobeiis.
MoOerniiierlmg oes Gertebrsape-
lens INN ser gan5en Stabt 5u bienen
@ermr Sic fiir oieie Gerbeiierrns
gen iino Damn itinmnen Sic ndhiten
Sienstag. ben 6. 9topember fiir Map
8. MiQer. IS lit cine Stinlme fir
ben redten 0tou1.
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ANSWERS
See Questions on page S,

|. The Mediterranean
2. Massachusetts,.
3. The Amazon.
5. In the Gulf of Mexico.
4. Siam.
6. A low island or reef.
7. Honolulu.
8. The arm of the Bosphorus
on which Constantinople is stu
ated.
9. Denver, Col.
10. Calcutta, India.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-01
Stepke,, 6ebesy
@anoioat fir MnniSipalrid)tcr;
ein tiihtigcr Mann.

Inter Sen &anbibaten, Die lid) ln
Gas Observation-Disclosures beglnneno
:. SSaru,ar 1916 he,perben, finoen bie
@lbler a,dD Den 9iamen Stepben
@obo5p. Elm Mann ser iih ourb ar-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-01

Die
Gl,legen-
belt
baben tire
@efiMR
un'0
Mnftdten
besiiglih
tper 0as
cine ODER
>as alt0ere
Mmt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-01
Ray &. N1iuer
8anbiSat fir 8irgermeiiter
Gin tiidtiger Mann

9sur nod einige 9age trennen uns
oon Der SerbIr1pabl, 100 Die 9iirgcr
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Olien itlGet waot,er
IN, Hiiteeaiitpi

2etten 9onnerstng, 25. Sftober,
laben Die Glepelamoer einen Sting
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- unter{tiisen Sie bic In uniere,
3eitung on3etlenoen @eiddftSle,ltel
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-28
Gets Suspended
Sentence i'm
Beating Case

A 37-year-old Clinton town.
ship man who fought sheriffs
deputies for 20 minutes before
he was subdued was free on per-
sonal bond today while he awaits
circuit court trial on charges Of
resisting an officer.
The man, George Lawrence, Of
500 Starkey avenue, received q
suspended 90-day sentence on a
second charge, that of assault
and battery when he appeared
before Justice Donald j. Parent.
Lawrence was assessed costs Ut
prosecution and given a years
probation on the A and B charge.
Lawrence was arrested by
Deputies Louis Guiette and Jack
Luisi Dec. IL after his wife
charged he was beating her.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-28
Prosperous Farm
Couple Figure
I'm Divorce Case

Attempts to arrange an out of
court property settlement in q
contested divorce action brought
by a prosperous Armada town.
ship farm couple failed today
and the hearing was resumed
before Circuit Judge Alton H.
Noe.
Mrs. Hazel Hulett charges her
husband, Alton Hulett, no longer
loved her. In the bill of particu-
lars, she further alleges he pre-
vailed on her 'by trickery" to
execute without consideration
with him a deed to Robert HUI
lett, a son by q former marriage,
covering q 40 acre farm in Ar
NADIA worth $4,000.
She further charges he owns
a SIS, 200 farm in Armada town.
ship together with tools and
stock also worth $4,000. In his
cross bill. Hulett denied he stat
ed he did not love his wife. He
said the farm he decided to his
son was worth only $4,000 and
had been previously been owned
by him alone.
He valued the second farm a,
only $4,000 and the personal
property at only $4,000.
Mrs. Hulett asks custody Of q
daughter, IL.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-28
|Eermony Will be Load on is. Treasury
Until Reich Exports Equal its Imports
~ TOM WOLF
VIA Staff Correspondent

MN 0b04A
YKRLN - Prs-war German
Industry operated on . sub-con-
tracing system even more de-
couAralixed than our own. This
~ ied 70 IN endless maze OF
complications which will end
only II the Big Four start from
scrstch and decide to treat Ger
many @ an economic whole.
Recently, for example, the
Russians asked II we would let
thom have some tires from q
pIant In our zone. We agreed II
they would give US the rubber
from the Buna Plant in their
zone. That, in turn, depended on
obtaining needed chemicals from
the British zone.
Two interlockins economic
facts make II impossible for the
American taxpayer to escape q
large part of the cost OF occu-
patton unless German economy
II integrated:
1. We will have to support the
cost of imports to Germany un-
til that country's exports are
large enough to pay for goods
Il receives from us.
2. No export program for Ger
many can be set up until 1t Is
determined what industry is to
be left in the American zone.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-28

First, no progress can be made
until each country submits esti-
mates of its zones industrial as
sets and deficits. Surprisingly
enough. the French have not
been the chief stumbling block
here. The Russians have. Most
top-drawer American observers
feel this is due primarily to Rus
sian difficulties in securing nec-
essary information from their
zone - in which the communi-
cation system was more serious
ly damaged than in other zones.
Second, the r ussians are
caught in q vicious circle. Until
they know how much industry
they will get under the repara-
tions program, they cannot esti-
mate how much their zone can
produce. Conversely, they will
not know what reparations will
be available until the level OF
industry Is established.
Another problem in estimat.
ing the level Of industry lies in
the relation Of German produc.
ton to European economy. Pots
dam was conspicuously silent or
this point.
There are some economist
particularly in British anc
American zones - who argue
that German industry should no
be drastically curtailed, becaus'
every truck, for example, Ger
many produces can be exported
to hasten reconstruction of AL
lied countries.
While the Level Of Industr.
Committee seeks to arrive at it
conclusions, trade in the u. S
zone Is reduced to a trickle. In
dustry Is operating at abou
seven per cent pre-war capacity
Total German plants are esti
mated to be from rs TO so pc
cent destroyed but overall fig
ures are deceptive. A destroye,
machine tool plant, for example
can make several undamage
plants relatively worthless.
The lack Of coal and trans
port make the prospects for in
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-28

Mrs. Inez Hazard suffers from
q return Of lumbago. Miss Win
nifrsd Thorington Of Detroit %
with her for q time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Gass spent
Christmas with his n p h e w.
Frank McInnis at Royal Oak.
There 10 still much sickness
with flu in Washington and vi
cinity, whole families b e 1 n 8
down with II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowley Bromley
moved to their home on Wood
ward street, Rochester. last Sat-
urday and were Christmas din
ner guests of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jess Bromley Thurs
day.
Mrs. Minnie Hartley spent
Christmas with her daughters
and families in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gass Of
Detroit were Sunday Dime r
guests of his brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gass.
Louis Meeker, Of the Marine
Corps, arrived at the home Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Meeker, from Guam with an
honorable discharge last Friday
after 80 months in service.
Washington school is closed
for two week holiday vacation
and will reopen Monday, Jan. Z.
Mrs. Arthur Erdman was call
ed to Oxford q few days ago by
the serious illness of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gass spent
c hristm IA S with Mrs. Gass'
daughter in Flint.
Albert Rowley Of Ortonville.
formerly of Pontiac, and son
Robert, home on furlough from
the Navy, were callers in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Brom-
ley Monday.
Jimmie son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clare Boldt, was taken to the
hospital with severe cold. His
father, who was home on fur
Tough, accompanied him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Harkins
had as dinner guests, Christmas,
her daughter from Detroit.
Members of the Carmel Ave.
Baptist Church. Detroit, sent q
bus out to Washington Baptist
Church Saturday night to trans
port people from here to their
church for the Cristmas pageant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Bromley
of Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Schocke and James Brydon, OF
Detroit, were Christmas dinner
guests of MIR. and Mrs. James
Schocke at Romeo.
Mrs. Angeline Totem of Camp
Igroun road entertained her
children and grandchildren at an
annual Christmas eve dinner
party at her home.
Miss Irene Virgil and Mrs
Inez Hazard have as guests over
Christmas the formers brother
and wife from Pokhagen.
Thomas w. Burdett of tn
Army Medical Corps arrive<
home to his wife on West stree
from Camp Atterbury. Ind. witt
an honorable discharge Friday
He spent nearly three years IL
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-28

creased production In the i'm
mediate future almost nil.
TRADE HAMPERED
Business is further hampered
in the American zone by the diff
ficulties of inter zonal trade,
which is permissible in theory
but practically non-existent due
to the lack of trains and trucks
and the red tape involved in Sc
curing transportation and i'm
porting permits.
With industry at a standstill,
an export program is virtually
non-existent. Hops and lumber
are the biggest items ready foI
export at the moment.
1t is difficult to produce any
thing for export which does not
require coal. Even canaries - 9
profitable pre-war German ex.
port - require heat during in.
cubation.
No one even guesses when ex'
ports may balance imports -
which would make German
rather than American, taxpay
ers able to foot the bill Of u. S
imports. Whatever that d lat,
may be, 1t will be increased b.
years If Germany is not treatet
as an economic unit.
Meanwhile, It becomes neces
sary to build much uneconomi
industry In the American ION,
simply to support the popula
ton.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-28
washington Notes

service and wears four stars. the
| Invasion Arrow. Good Conduct
Medal, Reward Of Merit and
Presidential Citation. He and
his wife and her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Arnold, West
street and MIR. and Mrs. Bill
Kage will spend Christmas with
his parents in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Curtis Of
Detroit and son Edward and
family were entertained at din
ner in the home of the formers
mother, Mrs. Laura Curtis, Sum
day. Edward returned to serv-
ice this week at the end Of his
leave. -
Washington Farmers Clu b
will meet for regular meeting In
Washington Methodist Church
annex for pot luck dinner at
1890 noon, with a program fol-
lowing.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-28

This question Is being studied by
q Level of Industry Committee,
representing the four major
powers.
Level Of industry Is without a
doubt the most important and
toughest nut which the Big Four
have to crack. The Potsdam
Conference called for an agree
ment on this subject by the first
week in February. No one Sc
riously believes it will be done
by then. Until it is done, occu-
patton of Germany cannot get
off its present day-to-day, hand
to-mouth basis.
Difficulties in determining the
Industrial level are multifold.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-28
Horse, IS, Returns
to HE Old Moster

SHAWNEE, Okla. -(R- For
35 years "Old Bob" served w.
H. Merritt well.
Finally Merritt sold the horse.
sorrowfully returned home. A
short time later. ."Old Bob" loped
up. He'd kicked the side out Of
his new barn.
Merritt took him back, but
made no guarantees.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-28

The loss Of q woman's purse
containing $3.50 In cash Monday
in Detroit has been reported to
Mount Clemens police by Frank
Reznick, 20853 Marie. East De-
troit. Reznick said he lost the
purse near Sixth and Porter.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-28

Reptiles have existed on earth
much longer than any other
form Of life.
Evening star., 1945-02-18

TEMPORARY GATES INSTALLED AT JAI-A passerby peers
installed at the District Jail
thwart escapes that of January 81 when three
knocked down United States marshal and fled Ultimately
will replaced by heavy steel gates costing $4,000
plans the Public Welfare Board carried These
gates feet high constructed by prisoners
Reformatory of materials already hand
Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1945-02-18
Need Of Rea||ocatinq
Agency Funds Studied
By Welfare Board

With the population of welfare
institutions declining during the
war and the burden of agency
services Increasing it may become
necessary to redistribute Welfare
Department allotments, Ray L..
Huff, director of public welfare.
said yesterday.
A check is now under way by the
welfare board to determine the
expenditures of various institu-
tions during the past six months
and a report will be filed with the
Commissioners the early part of
next month, Mr.. Huff said.
A population decrease has been
felt in various welfare institutions,
probably, it was said, because of
manpower shortages. The only ex-
ception to the decrease is at the
National Training >School for BOYS.
a Federal institution to which the
District pays fee for boys COM
mitted by courts.
The average daily population at
the training school was 155 during
the fiscal year 1914, compared with
an average of ITO the preceding
year. Mr.. Huff did not indicate
whether, in his opinion. this in
crease was due entirely to juvenile
delinquency.
It was recalled that an unfore-
seen increase in public assistance
costs in recent months had resulted
In 10 per cent slash in relief pay
ments in December. Welfare Off
cials have commented that esti-
mates for relief in the 1916 budget,
as submitted to Congress by the
Budget Bureau last month, may
prove insufficient.