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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
The Final Blow

In fact, however, the old re-
conversion plan had been tossed
aside even before yesterday $
action in Washington. AS the
orders for war production piled
up higher and higher, sections
of the plan were sacrificed
The final blow came when the
machine tool ruling which per-
mitted manufacturers TO place
unrated orders with machine
tool makers was reScinded. Up
TO then the autpnotive chiefs
had some hopes. All the gains
were wiped out. AS Bill Sher-
man of the Automotive Council
expressed it,
"The whole ball Of knitting
was unraveled."
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
Wheat In
OVer2c

CHICAGO, Feb. 16 GNS)-
Grains generally displayed a
strong undertone today in active
dealings.
Wheat and rye displayed the
most strength and scored gains
Of more than 2 cents before meet
ing with important offerings.
AT the close wheat was u 10
2 cents higher with May at
S163b.
Rye closed 10 24 cents
higher, corn and oats Is 10 l cent
up and barley / to IL cents
higher.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
ROLLS ON ONE LEG

Rather than use a sub. Rain
bows Fred Miller finished his
third game practically on one leg
last night at Vogue Recreation.
With 463 going in. Miller APP
peared on the way 10 a Metro
poltan Classic League "b o a d
series" In the second frame of
the final, he pulled a muscle, and
finished by standing at the foul
line and rolling the ball as best
he could. His l53 went with $50
2l3 for 6i6.
Eddie Gavie OF Roberts carried
out 6Sl. Art Houtteman and Art
Watson of Palmer Park had 645
and 6i2.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
Chrys|er Up,
.HitsAewHigh

NEW YORK, Feb rs QNS)--
The stock market today partly
extended yesterdays sharp ad-
vance. Many issues were over
come by profit taking brought
out by recent strength which had
pushed averages 10 the highest
since the late 30's. Other lead
ers continued to improve with
motors out in front. The net re-
suit of the five-hour session was
a mixture Of fractional plus
minus signs.
ChrySler blazed its own indi-
vidual trail, squirting 10 a new
high above l03 latar in the day
after a hesitant start. Steel
shares ruled slightly higher In
the carrier group Northern Pa
cific. Chesapeake & Ohio, and
Baltimore & Ohio were firm 10
higher, but Pennsy Santa Re and
Southern Pacific lost.
Copper issues had a strong
undertone, reflecting a point ad-
vance in air reduction. Chemicals
were mostly higher. Aviations,
utilities, and oils turned hesitaht
after a good opening. Rail equip
ments hovered around last night s
finals.
American Telephone gained q
while International Telephone lost
as much.
Rail bonds were firm. The curb
was mixed
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17

Ceeds the late
Dr. Joseph A.
Jeffery. and
was formerly
es earch di-
rector.
Riddle has
been a MEM
Der of [ h e
Champion or
G q n IL alton
for 25 years
and is widely
known in en-
gineering and
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
LEADS FIRST TIME

For the first time in the -
weeks Of the competition. Evelyn
Miller is leader today of the
women's junior individual four.
game classic al Winter Garden.
Her 6S7 included a 2l4 Kay Luke
was second, COS, and Ann Nipper.
third. $50.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
What S New
In Business
Frank Riddle Heads
Champion Unit Here
BY WARD SCHULTZ

Elevation of Frank II. Riddle
10 a vice presidency OF Cham
pion Spark Plug Co. and factory
manager of its ceramic division
here is announced by r. A.
Stranahan, president. He sue
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
Ask Is Pei.
Tax Limit
BY INEZ RoBB

international News service staff Correspondent
NEW YORK Feb b-l6-4 -4NS@-
Advocates of the proposed 22Dd
amendment 10 the Constitution to
limit federal income, gift and in
heritance taxes TO 25 per cent are
confident the proposal is gaining
such national momentum as to
force its consideration by the 18th
(currenO session Of Congress.
Spokesman at the mid town
headquarters of the committee for
constitutional government, one of
the many organizations advocat-
ing the amendment, said today
that proponents of the measure
are hopeful of congressional ar
tion within the next Is months
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
SMITHS 665 TOPS

a 2b6 opener brought Bert
Smith Of Wolverine 20 produce
Cos for the weeks lead last night
in the Greater Masonic League at
Olympia. Al Heiden and Steve
Morris Of Berger tied at GO. VIII
bert Hogg OF Pariscelan made go
Berger broke the tie for first
place and showed Robinson to
second in winning three out Of
four from Altoona, 2S4l 10 27Sl.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
TWO 655S LEAD

Royal Seitz Of Market and Al
ThonaS of Garoiin tied at 655 last
night for high series in the West
Side Classic at Crest Lanes Don
Brichta and Wayne Whiteman Of
Young had Gal and 633.
Young increased its lead "a six
points in winning three from Nor
man Halleen'S Index, ITS closest
competitor, 2925 20 29lS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17

split into sep
arate squads TO
oppose the Sail
ors and West
eTn.
Ken Doherty,
who announced
the change, said
Western could
not bring a full
C in d G r squad
and a triangu-
lar meet there
fore would pro-
vide the best teS
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
Livestock Market
CHICAGO
= - NWHTH

<~,,,~.-. tht hOo
CHICAGO Feb le ms -HOGs-i2 900:
heavy heavy ,si4esSi4.7 medium, sit7s;
'Oc LE1sooo Diss si..dy. ii2sls d.Iv., 500.
steady Good and choice steers. si5Si7;
St24 IN. - Ehe.iefs, ses is eows SIS 5ogs
ieedeI steers, sio@l }. so sstockers steers,
s9Ml IS; COWS and hcifefs Ssai2
SHEEP-3 500. steady Lambs si57sn
l6. so, common. tl2@l5. yearilnfx sl2 so
el3. feeders, sllei3 so: ewes. Ssao
PITTsBtRGH
PITTSBURGH. Feb Is fIsst CATTLE
iSe steady steers. good 10 cho!ce SIC SO
mon 10 medium, S12@l4 heifers good ~
choice. si4 50@l5. medium 90 good. SIS SO
elo' common TO medium. s50al2: coWs.
good 20 choice. Sloa12 medium 10 rood
Ss SOC Q so, canners and cutters. SIS SOC
. 50. bulls, good % choice Sllg14 com
mon 70 medium S7HtO
1918. 10000 lbs. sI5lO4isiS. ZOO
22o lbs, t5ai5I5. 22O-25O lbs.
h.lomlS IS. 25O-300 lbs SI5aiSi5.
3oO-35o lbs. Si5n15i5. 1901 SO lbs Si4
gl4I5. roughs. Sl4al4 90
SHEEP-2oo steady Choice lambs SIS so
@l7 medium 70 good Sissl7. common
lambs So $50. ewes s35Oa7 so.
cALvEs-so rssdy. good TO eho,e.
Sl7 500 : 40 medium Si5wI7. culls ana
common. 50 so q 1 q so
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17

ceramic circles. He was gradu-
ated from Ohio State University
as ceramic engineer and in
1881 was awared a professional
degree by that institution. He
holds 81 United States and for
eign patents.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
Dividend Declared
By Ford Of Canada

Ford Motor Co. Of Canada has
declared a dividend of 25 cents
on Class A and B stock, payable
March II TO stock of record Feb
ruary "a A similar payment was
made in the preceding quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
Cotton Aid Nav Stay

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16-The
Commodity Credit Corp. buying
programs TO support prices of cot
ton and wheat will be continued
for another year. according 10
Senator Bankhead CD of Ala
bama.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
M Back
TONOrInaI

ANN ARBOR, Feb. 16-A tri-
angular meet between Great
Lakes, Western Michigan and the
u. OF M. will be held here tomor-
row night instead of the scheduled
double-header dual meet, IN which
the Wolverines were slated to
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
HEAVY BACKING

Backed by powerful tax organ
izationS. and business associations
and interests from coast 10 coast,
the measure has been quietly
gathering strength since 1898.
Legislatures of IL states, repre-
senting population of 53.OOO,OOO
persons, have already passed reso-
lutlonS memorializing Congress in
favor OF such an amendment 10
place ceiling on taxes.
If five more state legislatures
pass the resolution, proponents of
the p per cent measure feel GER
tain that Congress will be forced
TO consider such an amendment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
TOLEDO MEET OFF

.etroiters who were intending
rompete in the Pot o Gold
Sur IN m Q n I al John SyroKa'S
Mercury Recreation in To- Q q o
Saturday are notified the event
has been called off because Of
ODT bans on travel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
Curb Officers Named

NEW, YORK. Feb. 16-At an
organization meeting of the board
Of governors of the New York
Curb Exchange. Edwin Posner was
appointed president protein and
Edward J. Shean vice chairman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
Mueller Brass Pays
Dividend Of 40 Cents

Mueller Brass Co. has declared
A dividend OF 40 cents on COM
mon, payable March 80 10 stock
of record March 16. The same
amount vas paid in previous
quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
TOIYDO CAsU GRAIN

TOLEDO. o. FEB. is tINs Cash grain
on track
wHEAT-No. ! red. Si75h: No. 2 red
81 74i3.
coRN-No. 2 yellow, sli6is. No. yel'
low, Si.i4i,@ 1874.
OATs-No. white, 77g7se; No. , white
76a76i3c
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
Pfeiffer Brewing Votes
Is Cents on Common

Pfeiffer Brewing Co. has de-
clared "A dividend Of 25 cents on
common, payable April 2 10 stock
Of record March 4. The same
amount was paid April ! last
year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17

CHICAGO. Feb Is ms Cash grain close
WHEAT-No. ? red. sl.7o@l.71.
CORNING. 4 yellow. 81 .oeha Liz: No
yellow s1.olI. I.al.o7S4: sample GRADE vel.
low. s3i4cs 81 ooI.: No 4 white. sl.lsia
OATS-No / mixed heavy, s3c. No. red
special SIC. No, red special, heavy, sac,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
UNDER CONSIDERATION

The resolution has already been
introduced into the current legiS-
latures OF five states: New York.
Kansas, Oregon. Connecticut and
New Mexico. II is being considered
by the legislative minds of an
-ethef-ten states: California. Ne
braSka, North and South Dakota.
Washington. Id o. Maryland.
Minnesota, South Carolina and
Nevada.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
XISSIPEG GRAIN
CuICAco CAslI,CRAIN

WINNIPEG. FEB Is ms Rye close
July. Sl.24s4: October. Si.l5ls@ l5i4,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
ATHOI.IC
TgUkYg CAMS

So Catherine abe - sale
So SfsuisIsgE AZ - Artn0TF
so LseulH4s 80 Scored Hesr
variation 40 ~ Benedict
So GferrI} a. Catholic Ct.frt -
~I TNsfeas a. Lrursss
So LFH a. Fadfuf1 So MARY.
80 Pau ~ So Rose
So Martin - So Philip
80 Aiph,uf.F 81 50 Michael
So FredrricE a. Royal Osk So Mary
So Eita Al Mt ClemCut ST. MaTy
F.tb-J A. shrine
~ ChHwIf e. Al saints
ST. Francis xavier a. sacred Heart
St NuTrpR A. MI Carmel.
s. Pat-'rF a. 50 HcdsiF.
NurlraFIt
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17

Year ended Dec IL
1874 faAs
Net ur0Nt SSl1 qs7 1850 ssa
share earnings ti2s sIlb
AffiFD KID CO.
Sir months ended Dec IL
1oAA 104l
Net profit s2ssss9 tzlssss
Share earninEs SllL a7s
ILLtNOIs POWER co.
|. Year ended Dec. 81
Net Income $3.50 lhs t12TsOfe
Pfd share taningf tsbs fef7
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17

Edlfht lUflAltib 'NN lNlhs AVfN Nof hlhtt
Dividends IN the foregoing table are the
amounts paid In isaA unless desirnated By
an asteriSk, IN shieh ease the dividend Vas
total Amoupt paid on the stock this year.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-11
CANTON ECHO
BY Lillian Bremen

Canton. Ohio Oct. 1.-THE
club will hold its October meet.
ing Oct. 18th, at SIP. m. Since
the. meeting is being held on a
Saturday evening fets all try to
be, there at 8 p. m. sonwe can be-
gin promptly.
The president Henry Miller is
going to send in the money Sat.
night for the tickets to the Ohio
State football game so anyone
wishing to go places bring the
money Tor their ticket to the club
Saturday. f"g
The Canton Juniors wish to
thank Ellwood City for the Won
derful time they had at your
dance.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-11

The North chapel of the Walla
Walla army air base was the
setting for beautiful wedding
at 4 O'Clock Sunday afternoon,
September 9th. when Miss An
drey Angel. daughter of Mrs.
Verda B. Angel of Walla Walla.
Wash. became the bride OF 1t.
Walter Edward Schneider. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Schnei-
der. Sr., of Salem. Ohio.
The double-ring ceremony vas
performed by Chaplain Fellows
in the presence OF immed family
and friends.
The bride. who was given III
marriage by her brother Robert
Erwin Angell was lovely in her
gown of ivory brocaded marqui-
sette, trimmed in pearls and fash
ioned with a long train. Her veil
of net and lace fell full length
and was held in place by tiara
of pearls. She carried bridal
bouquet of white gladioli and
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man. The ushers were Mr.. John
Bankhurst. Mr.. Jack Olsen and
Mr.. Grenfell Prior Mrs. Fred
Mueller. the groms cousin, was
solist. She sang "Ich liebe dich'',
"At Dawning" and The Lords
Prayer
After the ceremony family
reception was held at the Lake
Shore Hotel and an oren house
was held at the home of the
brides mother.
The bride is a graduate of Flo
ra Stone Mather College, and
the groom is a graduate of Adel-
bert College, Westeren Reserve
University, where they both did
work at Eldred Theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bloch left for a
honeymoon in New York City.
They will reside, in New York,
where Mr.. Bloch is employed in
the announcing division of the
National Broadcasting Company.
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will all bring our own breakfasts
and eat them aftenwards-out in
the open. Don't forget your bau-
fish and zwibel.)
Final arrangements will be
made tonight (Friday) so be sure
to be at the club.
Tie next da,e is really Hov.
3rd. but that brings up the date
of October 18th. the day whici:
is the deadline to bring III your
money to John 'Thies for rcser-
vations and tickets. Tonight is
the night.
The las. date is Octobe, 1h
the night OF the Halloween birth
day social to be given by Bill
Thies. Ed Cross and Ruth Gutt
schhng. Bette start thinking a
bout your costume because they
won't lei YOU in W. .hout one
The Professor vas very happy
last week because we were al
most all there and we started on
time. Let's keep up the good
work.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-11
CLEVELAND WEST
BY Elsie Flash Fleischer

Cleveland, O.. Oct. lin
portant! This Friday, October II
ahter singing practice we will
have a group picture taken, which
is to be sent to the boys in the
service. Will everyone please try
to be there and on time.
To Ef.wood City
We got home safe and sound,
and just in time for the concert.
Thanks lot for a wonderful
time. There were quite few out
ot-towners present which made
the dance very interesting. III
deed. Thanks again! '#.@
Here are few dates you should
remember. First there is Oct.
18th. That is this Sunday and we
are going horseback riding in
the morning before breakfast. yes
| said BEFORE breakfast. We
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-11

On August 4th. at 80 p. m.,
Miss Lila Mae Hanson became
the bride OF Mr. John Richard
Meter. at the Concordia Luth.
Church East Boulevard and
Unions Ave. Miss Lila Mae Han
son is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Hanson OF 4O65
East ORD ST.. Cleveland. @. Mr.
]. Il. Meter is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Meter OF Sprague
Rd.. Columbia Station. O. The
Rev. w. H. Storm performed the
double-ring ceremony. The bride
was given in marriage by her
father. She wore dress of white
bridal satin with lace bodice and
hngertip veil. She also wore a
necklace OF Moonstones and
White Sapphlres.
The bridal bouquet was white
roses and baby breath with w!!,ii;;e c
satin ribbon. Her attendants
were Miss Lora Trusky. Mrs.
Blanche Granger. sister Of the
bride and Matron OF Honor both
wore canary yellow narquisetSe
gowns. with little rulfled caps d.
round shoulders and sheared bo .
dice. And they carried Mixed
Garden bouquets OF I.arkspurs
and Gladiolas.
The groom wore white palm
beach trousers with dark blue
coat and white bow tie. Mr.. Ru-
dolph Meier. cousin of the groom
was the usher and Mr.. Roy {.
Meter. brother OF the groom was
DeSt man. BOth wore Wnlte palm
beach suits with maroon bow ties
The organist played Lohen-
grin wedding march and | love
you truly. After the ceremony
the bridal party drove to Mich
aud's at Broadview and Pearl
Road. where fine wedding din
ner was served. T."
In the evening reception was
held at the .SaChsenheim Club
rooms at 7OOl Denison Ave. OF
which 200 persons attended. Re-
freshmentS were served and
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In Lakewood Congregational
Church. Sept. lst. at 80 p. nj.
Miss Ruth Elizabeth AnderSori.
daughter OF Mrs. Elinor {. An
derson, 1857 Andrews Av.. Lake
wood, and Mr.. x. +. Anderson.
1745O Lake Ave-. Lakewood. was
married to Mr.. John w. Bloch,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bloch
OF 1921 West 10th St, Clevc
land. The double ring ceremony
was performed by Rev Roy +
Bowers
The bride was given in mar
riage by her cousin( MIR. George
G. Ludolph of Minneapolis, Min,
nesota. She wore gown ol
white satin and finger tip vel
held in place by a coronet O.
lace. Her showered bouquet was
OF white roses with an orchid cor
sage in the center.
Miss Mary Lou Stabbal of Bay
Village was the maid of honor
She wore dress of peach sati.i
and net. and carried showered
bouquet of peach roses and Ia
vender NUNS. The bridesmaids
were Miss Marjorie Knapp and
Miss Marjorie Clark. They also
wore dresses OF peach satin and
net. and carried bouquets OF
peach roses and delphinium.
Mr.. Irwin Bieber rwas the best
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FARRELL .....
HTGHLlGHTS
Bv "Shu"

Farrell. Pa. Oct. ll-Our meet
ing was held Monday night and
many important matters were
discussed. The main, one was our
Harvest Moon Dance to be held
Saturday. Oct. 10Th
All the boys and girls are to
come down at the club next week
to help decorate.
Don't forget all you out Of
towners are invited to our dance.
Please help us make Our first
dance OF the season to. be sue
cess, the date again is October
20. We will dance to the inimit-
able music of Jimmey Rio his
drums and his orchestral good
time is guaranteed. SO we'll see
you there. - g..
Service News
Al Schuller has arrived home
from overseas to be with his
wife and daughter.
Carl Wachter is home on a
twenty seven day furlough. He
looks like Clark Gable with that
mustache.
Lit. Andy Repas has arrived
home from Germany and re-
ceived his honorable discharge.
Andy was a prisoner of war for
two and half years so it is a
special treat to see him again.
1t. Henry Deck has received
his discharge and is going to en-
list in the Bonds of Matrimory
Good Luck, Henry.
Bill Klein will be home this
week, some time from overseas
Bill has been overseas for three
wears and from what I'VE .ncard
he has done an excellent job.
Z
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for something blue. a tiny lace
handkerchief sent from France
by an uncle.
Mrs. James Stephenson, who
was the only attendant. wore a
floor length gown of blue net
with trim OF ruffles. She carried
a gouquet OF pink and white
gladioli.
1t. James Stephenson was
best man.
Following the wedding re-
ception took place at the home
of the brides mother where the
wedding cake was cut in traditio-
MA fashion and ices and punch
were served by Mrs. James
French and Miss Shirley Liven-
good.
For travelling Mrs. Schneider
wore a brown suit with brown
accessories and a gardenia cor
sage. After brief honeymoon at
Spokane. Wash, the couple will
make their home in Wafla Walla
for a time before going to Ohio
to reside.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-11
E1Iw44R 8S%sc CITY
Marv Paul

Ellwood City. Pa. Oct. 1.-THE
Ellwood ,ity Juniors wish 10
thank all those who attended our
dance. There was : great turn
out. Those who couldn't come
sure missed a swell time.
We wish to thank all those
who helped pleparc the hot dogs
and serve them.
We all wish tc thank Mrs.
Miller ,or donating the cake. 1t
looked wonderful: ~
Thanks go to- h:r and Mrs.
Paul. She collected the dance
:,,nrr. ou did a rondcriul Job.
Service Notes @<
Pfc. Johnny @iruber is horne
for As days. We're sorry you
couldn't of gotten ,h:on.r M time
fer the dane. but it's great hav-
ing you with us again.
To Youngstown
Well be Up . YOU, dance O.!
Saturday. So open your door;
and put our the welcome mat.
To Farrell
We plan - a:'ehd your dance
in two weeks 50 be prepared.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-11

III tIlS IA " u . z
w a y S a n d
Means Commit
tee this week
when it was de-
.ermined by a
vote of Ia to 10
% postpone in
definitely action
on the jobless
aid measure.
By motion the
bill and all re-
lated legislation
were shelved un-
til the commit
tee has an Op-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-11

everybody enjoyed themselves
until the early hours OF the NOR
ming.
Mr.. John X. Meter has just
recently established himself in
business of Auto Repair and
Paint and Body workshop. which
is located on the corner OF
Emerson and Sprague rd. Other,
wfSe known as Dicks Service.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-11

PoA w W.
tain more concrete information as
to what the unemployment situa-
tion is to be during the reconversion
period. 1t is felt.that under pres
gent conditions the committee could
not determine just what the en-
ployment situation is, due in part
to the current strike situation.
i This action clears the way for
study preliminary to the writing
Of bill. to revise wartime tax
schedules. The Committee has al
ready met and decided not to hold
hearings, but to proceed immedi-
ately to draft bill. Work is al
ready under way and the legislation
will no doubt be given consideration
in the House within the next few
weeks.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-11

MANY proposals have been made
AsA relative to amending the GI
Bill of Rights. Congress seems of
the opinion that some changes in
the present legislation are badly
needed. Among the phases to be
considered are educational benefits,
compensation for injuries, hospital
care and loan privileges.
Friction with regard to seniority
rights of veterans still continue.
Although the problem IS an admin
strative one, Congress may under
take to clarity the situation. At
torney General Clark is expected
to uphold Director Hershey's posi-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-11

BUSINESS men. who find it nee
- essary to travel Ia" Europe or
South America can stnow obtain
space on planes operated by the
Air Transport Command. Priori-
ties on foreign-route commercial
airlines are being drastically re-
duced or abandoned completely
Commercial airlines have not
been able to handle the number Of
requests for travel to these points
for business purposes, sahd restric-
tions are being relaxed tp the ex-
tent that in cases where it can Be
proven the trip is IN the national
interest, ATC is permitted to use
space available on, its eastbound
and southbound planes not required
for military purpoaeAsi The d6ci-
sion as to whether q trip is in The
national interest lies in the hands
Of the Secretary NksStAta
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THE unemployment compensation
l bill, amended and passed few
lays ago by the Senate, met a snag
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who lett us two years ago Oc'
tober llth.
Two years have passed since that
sad day
Since the one we loved was called
away ~ +'.A ..'.
God took her home. 1t was His will
Eut in our hearts she Iiveth still.
ea Loving husband. children ans
grandchildren.
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Postpone Action on Unemployment
Bill; 81 Bill Changes Are Offered
. BY Congressman Frances P. Bolton ----
Prepared by her Washington office in her absence)

tion that the returned veteran has
an absolute right to employment
which takes precedence over the
greater seniority of civilian work.
er.