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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-22

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8ater idrieb, fir bic tede s5lu1t oes
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bab man i6n bort auf ber pflan5una
bebielt, bis iid @elesenbeit fanb. na4
Deutidlanb gu eeben, benn fir imner
tonnte er iein @efhid nidt nit ben,
bes Dieners perbinben. Die GriItena
besielben tpiirbe fiir ibn Elm 9emmnib
fein. Gum eriten Mal iiberbadte Der
iunse Mann feline Gage tlar unb obne
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Batter liebte unb bemiiGt mar. biz
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in feline Musen tonnte er nod ridt ie'
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fiih unb traumlos bis aum Moraen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-22
RANCH-CALENDER
Trsnsvl0asia Sassa ysnoss AssocatoH ~ tS Uns1 SseD
q AnsGrc9


=. q. J. 4. o1xIc11SI
President. Henry SCHNEIDER. slsc ".
t4th st., Cleveland z, Q. TEL: AZ 22ss.
Hamilton Ave. Farrell. Pa. Tel: :liSs
q. whittier St. columbus 8, Ohio. .os. -
al Asst. T SECRETARY. esi Elsie Fle,scher. 1906
Tel: WO. 2sos. % ~A'o'
p:cffesS rEsssSre g. Ss;th Esw cs,: s1s
BRANCHES OF THE =. q. :. a.
Alliance, Ohio. - Saxon Ju,aor Club.
Pres. Toia Murts. Jr.. s24 Miller Ave.
secy. Carl Everth, s4s 8. Arch st.
Canton oA'e = ssS S:,soa '..'. '..,es'
Pres; Donald ongerth. ia Harrison
Sec'y.. Francis Theis, 34G6-24th St.,
N. w. Phone 3-s206.
chicago, III. - Chicago south SaAe
Junior Saxon Club.
s,rI PRESIDENT. Robert Mates 1915 East
= sscrstary. Hilda untch. ,ss West
Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland East Junao1 0a1on Club.
President, Edward Schneider, 3533
Antisdale Rd.
Secretary, Ethel Krich, 1887 Vast
Blvd.
C1ovolsaa West eskoa Junaor 0luN.
President, Bill Folberth. 223s West
Secretary, Dorothy Stuehles 4S61 ".
132id st. Orchard 633S.
105th st. Orchard 1895.
Columbus. Ohio. - Columbus eunaoP
Saxon Club.
President. Eugsn Burnley. ats Miller
Ave. FA 6333.
Sec'y., Hilda Farr, ISL Gilbert Street.
Ga. 1883.
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Berein8-k !
Ssete1barser ea&ies eanserbaaSes
tsx &srbamerttG.

Bundse-Praetdsnt. Gsors Kascnsr. SaAl
Ex-Bundes-Prastdent. Adolf Wilnnssr.
vi:.hrTas. Is sss sHsraao asinrieS sl.sI Hn's 1.s
,.ss. We sndss;prss,aent. san Ae.r.
749s srOo;.sids .aa Dr.; cleveland. oai9 ,,,,
1lsis cooiey AVE-. cleveland, and ohio. h'ne''
= Bundes s-Sekretar, John Smiley, 106
Arlington Ave, N. W.. Canton. Ohio.
Bundes- s-Schatzmeister. VIM. Anoraa
220s Holland Str. Erie. Pa.
Rundes-verwalteI, Michael salmen.
1892 Maplecrest, Parma Heights, Ohio;
Kirkwood Ave-. Cleveland. Ohio.
1ooTFos
Und fest in Iintracht imnerfort.
svxD1ss1x1so1Ss
9..Assseksaea :.
0lsv1aan1. Ohio. 111txoeAt-2sxRAA1A.
Pras.. Michael salmsn, ssSS Maple
crest Parma HeightA
.eeM. Michael Ksauss. ssSl West
00nGoooeN0lo0 3.
o,svs,..1 ost:sats Lis1sssassa
0Om1o00eox Co0ts
rs5 Prae;;i e., Kath: 's.1n zake1' elS Eddy Road.
Sekr.. Ka:a. TrAxDsr. al HAST llS.
Strasse. TEL: GIL. 4005.
suAsessksss, 4
Dst1siA 1leA. 3. 3. 0enischtss ChsR.
Pras., Georg Schuller, 1890 Barlow
sekr.. Anna winkier. 1s419 Novara.
TEL: We 9-126S.
Dundssssktion 4.
Erie, Ya. 3. 3. 1Gxansrchof.
Pfaa, John eineea. sos West 20. Str.
Sekr.. Frank J. Rsntja. 1S1 Ost ~.
Oa1dsoooktlo0 ..
&oook1s =. y >. 0oOo1Gvo9oa9 310ogooA6
PraA. Michael Kirschnsr. sll West
Fl. StraSse.
Prot.-sskr. r. K. TrisssnAe,sst, l7ls
Oberlin Ava
0UAdo0OoG1300
View Castle, "a. 811sracht 0o0aAS.
President, John Uptch, 24os Delaware
sekr. Geore Lang, 200 W. Sheridan
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Detroit, Mich. Detroit Junior SAxon0.
President, John Meind,. 1850 Lake.
view Ave. Tel: Hickory. 1177.
Sec'y.. Mitzi Schemmel, 1888 Granger
Ave. Tel: Olive 1855.
= Bltvooa CRY. = 1uwooa 0ssv
Junior SaxonS.
Pres, George Paul, 1926 Crescent Ave.
Sec'y., Catherine Paul. Martin Ave.s
Ellport, Ellwood City, Pa. Phone i691-R.
Farrell, Fs. - Farrsu Saxon ANAlselD
Club. s.'.... -
Pres, George Tail., coo4 2. aoth e.
Sec'y., Anna Binder. lt39 w. s0th
Street. Phone 1855.
Gary. indiana. cary sazea juniors
Pres, Dan vincens $40 Caroline, 81:
Ave. Fhone 621o.
Ia ain, oha.. - 1orain Ju,aoe
Saxon Club.
Pres. George Falk, 2Oo4 East Goth st.
Sec'y.. Ann Binder 1l3s w. goth st.
Phone 03-S5s.
xloaaea, ~. - 1es1ase Ju1As8
Prer.. Daniel schuller. 1910 Atlantis
sec'y.. Helen schuller. 4lo Penn Ave.
Tel: Rochester 3677-W.
Hsv Castle, p. - 1sv 0aso1o
Saxon ju1a0eos
President William Ungar. sos HAss
Sheridan Ave. Phone 3222-J.
Sec'y.. Ruth Schuster. 705 State 0ef.
Phone 1861.
Salem, Ohio. - salem Junior saxon
Club.
Pres. Andrew t1lrfch, 90e Liberty y
Sec'y., Mary Lou Lutsch, 905 Arch q.
Youngssown, o1lo, - You1sgeovD
ju1io9 0A1o1A
President. Frank 8. Boke0ch, 10
Forest Hill Drive.
Corresponding Sec'y.. Laverne Atltees
1921 Frederick st. ri.
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000eO.Sekt1oA -
01evelaad Hast JunloR Oaxo1 0ho11.
President. george Krech. $3.50 1Avae
hoe Road, TEL: Ellowstone 1874.
Secretary, Sara S. Schuller. 20S1 HaDe
l15th Street. Phone Randolph 1854.
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xou1gstov1, 0A1A .. q 0nznsssAse.
PrAs.. Geors Raidsl ST.. ITS YrsdricA
:, g ssEs5;; S.; Gustav A. schunn. soss Sum
1undssssxsion 10.
Erie. "a. - sisbsnbtrgsr DamsneAeA
}, President, s,,a Elise Schneider. r4s- East
sekretar, Alma Reisenauer. 71s West
80. Str.
1Hy~ssssktaoa Il.
oasvslAsA. Ohio 0Ams0sAos ''oa1eo1a'.
Pras.. Math,lda siearto. 1891 wsss
81. Str. Tel Wo. 2;39.
sskr. Elrsane.a Tischisr. sssl wsss
1aaAsssaksln. IL
YoungsSown. o. DamsnSAsf 1aslvo1oA
PrxA. Jossnns Miller. 80 Clsarnsss
sskretan Marie Pnnsssran. q nss
Dundssssktion 1875.
os1sa2, Q. -. ~sEsssaeA oesaAgvRo0A
Pras. John smiley. 7os Arlinssoa Ava
.Sekr. Mich,sl S. Schmidt. s6is Tus-
xa.aessesWo, "a
New Co0tle, IA. s. 5. 0omA0E10Y
"ErohSinu"
PrHs., KatL. Gartner. 121 Sheridan Az.
6ekr.. Helen C1rtner, l3l Hnsg3aAA
Avenue.
3undOU0ekt1o0 -. ,t..'
Salem, Ohio, 1oAo xlodeE1xAAas
rras. Ronald TIcischer. 4st 8. l3road.
way. Tel: 4749. -...t..
s-kr, Mary Yunk. iys Aetna ssrasss.
Tel: 44S7." ~,.
DuHlsssskslou @.
YoaAggeovA. o q Ju1AO3 xJsos 00ogAA
President. Geors RaidsL lsS FrsAficA
Strasse.
sec'y.. Gustav schunn. aess ,sunnse
BundssSskt1oA -.
Cleveland West Saxon Junior Club.
President. Bill Folberth, 1898 West
105th Street. orchard 1896.
Sec'y., Dorothy Stuehler, 3s62 West
132nd Street. Orchard 633S.
01OeO.Sekt10A -
01evolaad Hast JuASo1 0AIoA 0Ao41.
President, George Krech. $3.50 0Avae
hoe Road, Tel: Y YEllowstone 1874.
Secretary, Sara S. Schuller. 2061 1aDe
l15th Street. Phone Randolph 1854.
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etnS Ste nm Nsst Eaet1 1betaea
RitsIteb I'm oraxknbetetn 1nb
EestraI eestanSP Uemn nidtt, NJ
Vile Sett teiaatteten. III SsaaSete
01tsrmattsn rxien ete ben 2sleI.
VettSeteS o..
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President. Bill Folberth, 3238 West
105th Street. orchard 1896
Sec'y., Dorothy Stuehler, 3S62 West
132nd Street. Orchard 633S.
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Salem, Ohio. - salem Junior saxon
Club.
Pres, Andrew Dlrfch, 90e Liberty d
Sec'y., Mary Lou Lutsch, 905 Arch -
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Matlomal.Rn,,,AAn>,

NeT1o1o1.0oW1tOOS
- vorsitzer, DR.. John Foisel, 761 Eddy
Road. Cleveland, Ohio.
VICE vorsitzer, Georg Deppner. sl5
ooanie Brae Ave, YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio.
Ave, Cleveland. Ohio.
Henry SCHNEIDER. Sass West 81. Str,
4: Gotzmeister, 1887 Whittier Ave-,
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Berelns.kalenoer
-. bes
6sntrai'wsrbanbes bes eiebenbarses ea&ie1 h Sex
A> Gtreintstex etGatea Ss1 Asr)amesife.

Hcs srssmmlun am 1anrl,cl. e,nmal in dem
xon ger konvention i'm voraus bestimm-
sso UT und an dem vom Gross-PrH.
sioenten anzuberaumenden Ta1e.
0ross.Beasntos
Leader Bldg, Cleveland, o. Main SS2l!
,eii. vize-Gross.P Pras., DR.. John Foisei,
foa EDDY Road, Cleveland, Ohio,
81 vize-Gross-Pr8s., Andreas w. Petri.
sess West 1o4. Str, Cleyeiand. ohio.
,,,vs vizerGross-Pras., John Orben, S02s
hudson Dr., Youngstown, Ohio.
?. oss, ,Sekretar. Georg Martini, sos
t.; Gross-Sekr., Daniel Rehner, i0loo
Soen Ave. Cleveland, o.
Gross- ss-SGhatznneister, John Zieslef,
orchs & " Mess $500 ga. Str, Cleveland. Ohio.
Grossarzt, DIR. Fred ]. schuster, ss1
erie Bldg. Cleveland, o. Cherry 657S.
Rechtsbeistand, George Schneider.
cherry Chez suRsrior yssi Ave-. Cleveland. Ohio.
yerwaltungsrat: Fred 5. Thesis. $50
nfomewood Ave-, Salem, Ohio. Herman
Shto. deors Deppnsr. De- naak AyH sis sty1as scnnis
Srae Ave-, Youngstown, Ohio. Henry
SShindler. 34s5 w. 54th Str, Cleveland,
vnlo. John F. Orben, 3026 Hudson Dr..
Youngstown. Ohio.
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Observation-Disclosures
~, vore., A. w. Petri. 2036 West l0l. Str,
cleveland, Ohio.
Sekretar, Pastor Hans Foisel. 7el
0ddy Road, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Aussoce, Ohio. - Alliance Saxon xodRO
Branch 3,
Versammlung jeden zweiten Sonnta9
I'm Monat i'm Sachsenheim.
al Iasident. Leopold Schmidt, It's So
Prot.-Sekr.. William Schuller, 1905 SO
Seneca.
Central verbands oekretxr. Tritx
schneider. S56 E. Summit Str.
AWsaeo, Ohio. - =. q. q. 1rsusa 3. n.
=. versammlung jeden l. Sanstas In
1e0nat i'm Sachsenheim.
Praa. Anna Glatx.. 1853 South str.
Prot..Se'iretar. KatharfnA TOPPER,
S4S SO. Webb Str. Telephon: 1854.
C..v..Sekr. Anna Comings, sos Grace
Strasse.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. c. La,Ds, couples must
apply for a marriage license ON
one day, tDait three tlll days and
receipe the license on the nth
1 day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Lowell Ms,on.somery', e; e, md esnsv. Low
and Mildred stumph. II. 1929 Perry
Charles Duty. 81. OIL 9th st. s.w., and
Dorothy Henderson, ~, 1919 Sth st. ne
:na Nance rsarsSu rsue.t - 2s M sh A.b.m, Il
Kari Hertwis. 81, chicago, III. and Har-
riet Peterson. 20. 2ols Massachusetts
and Thelma araham, "a. chariottss-
wiIism % Eiton, s5.. and Muriel vaughn, n,
Richard Gardner, p; and Lois worsiey,
Errieo setteirati: SO. Ariinston. Va. and
Betty Leininser. II. 712 4th st: Sc.
CIVIC vie. pss5, Rahn. .o 81 s &: NV and
Cooke. is. suitland. Md. N
Gilbert Dawkins, 81, III Takoma ave-,
Takoma Park, Nd, and Florence Fowler,
81. 1921 Jenifer st. NV.
Thomas Heffernen, 90, ~ 21st st. NV,
and Ruth Graham, 81. 2l21 H st. NV.
Robert Raker, %. 2116 Kslorema I'd. NV.
and ida Day. 80, 55GS Blair I'd: nv
iiams, 20. both Of Lakeland. Fla.
1ryinx Gerald; 10, s17 a. q st: s.w, and
Clinton johnson. al. and MarEaret Gordon
"a, both of 1884 Champlain st. NV.
coley Lee, 20. 2413 NJ st. NV. and Bernita
Arnett. 20, 1925 q st. NV.
canrin Tisdall, "a. and Bertha West, "a
both Of 55S 23rd pl. ne.
Charles Wilson: jr.. 80, 1884 End ct. s.w.,
and Audrey Wallace, 81, 49.H st. s.w.
Irving CHASER, 20, Baltimore, and Sylvis
Rubin. 18, 1717 Webster st. NV.
James Settles. 20, 615 M St ne, ant
Berniee Talbert. 10. 422 3rd st. ne
Ulysses Abrams. 40, 1919 Hayes st. ne.
and Nellie BRIDGES. 80, sl8 3rd st. NV
Julien Hardin, Al. and Ruth Bogsess. 80
sinis simmerman, "A. 1916 10th st
william Grain, 21. and Roberta Ewing, 20
both Of Evansville. Ind.
George Scarlstenes, %, 426 Peabody st
me- and Angelica Kimer. 22. 1926
Charles Chaney. 20. Elkridse. Nd. and
Jane Baden, 2S, 1910 Neal st. ne
Julian stadtier. 81. iii James Greek
pkEy. s;w,. and Ida Brick. 80, Silver
Rufus Mattison. ~. 1910 W st. NV. and
Theima Rocks. ~, 14S Adams st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-10-23

Jimmie and Mary Garrett, stri.
George and Mary diammittorio. boy.
Samuel and. Anne 0oodson. girl.
Robert and Sylvia Gowell, girl.
August and Bernice Gysan, boy.
virsinius and Margaret Hamm. boy.
william and Joan Hanes, girl.
James and Hazel Harvey. boy.
John and Vivian Haymaker, girl.
William and Mary Hoilinger. boy.
Charles and EVA ,Ho!lidge. girl.
ss. M,,,sm ana ana a..ia GsthsTns Howell srl
y. rcld and Margaret Hutchinson, girl.
John and Louise Jenkins. girl.
William and Jaeeueiins Maddox. 10y.
Arthur and Doris Meushaw, boy.
5ohn 1ohn and md Dorothy ns ct oston Moore, boy.
Stephen @ and Thee Mscorniet'' girl.
Wayne and Rosa McKenny, Eirl
Gene and wilma Osborn. boy. '''
Wiiiism ana Kst5syn n PARKS. sirf.
Raymond and Alice Pruitt' boy.
Murray and Martha Ross. boy.
Leroy and Lois Smith, girl
eTn6n ms6 'an and 'Syss %s,s sn,sn snowden ssT girl
william and julia stalcup, boys
Harry and Margery Walker: boy:
| Sonnie and Betty Bell, boy.
Fred and Florence Colston. girl.
Charles and Henrietta Finney, girl.
Alberta and Leila Givens. boy.
Twins and Minnie Goodman, girl.
Frank and Margaret Hull, girl.
Maurice and Sarah Johnson. boy.
Joseph and Alma Middleton, boy and 81
James and Bernice Morris, girl
Bradley and Maggie Murray, boz.
George and Mary Newman. boy.
James and Hazel Proctor. boy.
Leroy and Mabel Seabrooks. girl.
Yancy and Willie scurry, boy.
Paul and Matte Slade, girl.
Raymond and Claire Weir, boy.
Louis and Annie Washington. hoy
William and Christine Wilson. boy.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
ID. c. Checks on Licenses
Under Business Tox Act

The income and franchise tax d.
vision Of the District Government
has begun . check to determine
what Washington firms have not
applied for licenses to operate un-
der the city's new unincorporated
business tax law, John r. Merrick,
division administrator, said today.
An estimated $4,000 businesses are
Affected by the law, but only 5000
have applied for licenses 80 far, Mr..
Merrick explained.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Births Reported

From D. C. Bureau Of vital statisties)
Erwin and Patricia Anisz, boy.
william and Elizabeth Bardwell. boy.
Martin and Phyllis Bennett. girl.
Arthur and Leslie Boyer, boy.
James and Servert Boyce. boy.
Joseph and Betty Brenner, boy.
Charles and Arlene Brown. boy.
John and Lucille Campagne, boy.
Paul and Carolyn Chase, girl.
John and Audrey Chadwick, boy.
Melvin and Isabel Collins, boy.
Rowland and Pauline Darling, girl.
Philip and Doris Dellacasa, girl.
Robert and Marian Delisle, girl.
Edsar and Beatrice Eaton, boy.
William and Nan Ellison, boy.
Meyer and Margaret Fox. boy.
Seymour and Frances Fromm, boy.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Deaths Reported

From D. c. Bureau Of Vital Atatistics.)
| Marian 8. Brown. 81, 2202 Hall pI. NV.
William H. Gotthardt, 80, 1918 Monroe st.
Emmett Adkins. 7s. Manassas. Va.
Lula M: Comstock. 72, 201 Goth 1T. ne.
Elizabeth A. Edwards. o., 1887 Nd. ave.
Joseph D Mecue. SO. 1903 R. I. ave. NV.
John A. Melburn, "a, 1924 r st. ne.
Hilds M. Hongell. b6, 1891 Macarthur
Graham j. Btixht. IS, Richmond, Va.
Annie L. Porcher. A. 3O36 18th st. NV.
Charles Z. Reynolds. 3S, 726 5th st. NV.
William Macy, "a, Ellwood City, Pa.
Hubert u. Johnson. Is, Mullins, 3. c.
Paula D. Blanchard. infant, 1905 23rd
Earl W. Hollar. infant. 1880 K.st. ne.
William Edmondson. ~, 2030 18th st.
Minnie couser, ss. 27o7 18th st. NV.
\ Victoria Bumbray, 4S, 45O7 Eads st. ne.
John i. Dodson. 43, 140S Montello ave.
Moldcn King, ~, 1137 5th st. NV.
Clifford Wright, 81, 1928 ST. ne.
Albert Bonham, 23, 1904 N j. ave So,
Paul Flood, 20. 433 Goth ST. NV
Clinton Underwood, ", 1910 California
st. NV .
Dentists in Northern Ireland have
refused to treat government-in-
sured person at the rates set up by
the government.
Evening star., 1947-03-28

Is essential that the Japanese gov
ernment through the Economic Sta
bilization Board, which was created
for this purpose, take early and
vigorous steps to develop and i'm
plement the integrated series of
economic and financial controls
which the current situation de-
mands =. Unless determined
measures are undertaken at once
by the government the inf1ation-
ary condition of the economy, to-
gether with its attendant maldis-
tribution of food and other neces-
sites will become increasingly seri-
Gus, industrial recovery will be
further retarded and achievement
of social and political objectives
toward which the japanese people
have made such an encouraging
start will be endangered"
Responsibility Denied.
Gen. Macarthur added that the
social and economic welfare of
Japan will depend largely on
Japan's own efforts in redirection
of its human and natural resources
to peaceful living and upon COM
petent public administration of
democratic and effective economic
controls"
He reminded the Premier that
"the Allied powers, of course, are
under no obligation to maintain OF
to have maintained any particular
standard of living in Japan, nor is
there any responsibility to import
foodstuffs to meet deficits arising
from failure of Japan to assure the
Evening star., 1947-03-28

just and efficient distribution of its
own food supplies"
The Allied commanders warning
came as the off1cial rice distributor
program fell at least 10 days behind
in Tokyo and other large cities.
This was blamed principally on
transportation difficulties and mall
administration.
Yoshida in his reply said force
as we'll as persuasion" were being
used by authorities to collect food
stuffs. He promised the govern
ment will "do everything possible
to insure collections exceeding
quotas and will see to efficiency of
control of distribution
Gen. Macarthur did not accuse
the government of permitting i'm
ported food to reach black markets.
But he stressed that the japanese
had the responsibility to maintain
themselves to their maximum ability
and that black markets were drain
ing food which otherwise would be
more generally distributed.
Yosnids promised increased Wig
ilance against black markets, inf1a-
Evening star., 1947-03-28

ton and other economic Ills. He
said the government was contem-
plating new measures to tighten ra-
tioning over basic raw materials to
insure maximum use by industries
producing exports, which pay for
needed imports.
'It is my earnest wish" the Pre-
mier concluded. that you will rec
ognize the effort the government
is making : >" to carry out its re-
sponsibilities - and that you will
continue the assistance and advice
which you have been kind enough
to give u.s.
Evening star., 1947-03-28

social worker, divorced Henry Breck-
inridge. New York lawyer and po-
litical figure yesterday on her cross
complaint citing three years sep
aration.
Mr.. Breckenridge established resi-
dence here and filed the original
complaint February II. They were
married in Washington August 5,
1927, and separated July 2, 1910, ac-
cording to the complaint. Mrs.
Breckinridge's cross complaint said
Evening star., 1947-03-28

no property rights were involved as
they were settled in sealed agree
ment made last Tuesday.
Evening star., 1947-03-28
Macarthur Instructs
Jap Premier 10 Act
To Control Economy
BY the Assoeioted Press

TOKYO, Mar. 28.-Gen. Mac
Arthur has instructed Premier Shi-
geru Yoshida to take early and
vigorous steps" to control Japans
floundering economy, warning that
foreign aid will be dependent on
japanese efforts to feed themselves
The supreme commander ad-
dressed his remarks to Yoshida in
a letter dated March %, the gov
ernment revealed, and Yoshida, re-
plying today, promised to take nee
cessary measures with expedition
and efficiency"
Gen. MacArthur's letter specifi-
cally ordered controls to curb black
markets and rampant imitation and
urged increased industrial and ag-
ricultural production.
aid to Japan cannot be expected
on scale sufficiently great to over
come maldistribution and imitation
within Japan" the letter said. Out
side assistance is contingent upon
full utilization of indigenous re-
sources, which is entirely respon-
sibility of the japanese govern
ment,"
Evening star., 1947-03-28
Maldistribution Cited.

Gen. Macarthur pointed out that
two weeks after the surrender he
placed on the japanese government
the responsibility for maintaining
firm control over wages and prices
and for initiating a strict ration
ing program which would insure
equitable distribution.
However, he said black market
ing of food and the governments
failure to collect rice quotas were
two indications of a general NAL
distribution" of essentials.
Accordingly" his letter said, "it
Evening star., 1947-03-28
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birthday in the Bethel Tea
Room. Esther BEEN took over
a large cake and Dixie Cups.
On Friday, Ethel Kendall
took Kitty Paulger for nice
ride which she enjoyed very
much.
Edith Brackett-Boemke and
little son, Stephen, from Phoe-
nix, Arizona, are visiting her
parents in Zion.
The Golden Wedding cele-
bration of Mr.. and Mrs. S. H.
DePew had to be postponed
because of the Deacon's ill
ness. May God richly bless as
needed.
Saturday evening, the Milf
film Sisters arrived in Chicago
from their trip to California.
Philip drove them home &C
companied by their mother
and Aunt Margaret. They re-
port a wonderful trip.
We heard from Mrs. N. T.
Kesler. Elder Leland Barton
officiated at the funeral. The
Mifflin Sisters sang. Harvey
Gallagher of Beethoven Nor
tuary, directed.
>. There is no death,
It is but crossing with abated
breath,
A little strip of sea,
To find ones loved ones wait
ing on the shore,
More beautiful, more precious
than before.
From the Folks at Home,
Mrs. Arthur A. Wright,
2918 Edna Boulevard.