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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-07-21
Patton Halls Bronnon PIon As
Aid Both To Farmers And Labor

Washington (LPA) - ADMINS
tration forces, fighting hard in the
House to save the Brannan pro-
gram, were bolstered this week by
powerful support from the Nation
al Farmers Union.
James G. Patton, president OF
the Farmers Union, told the Sen
ate Agriculture Committee last
week that the real opposition to
the program was based on the fact
that it would be financed by taxes
on corporations and the wealthy,
on taxes levied according to ability
to pay, rather than by farmers
and workers.
Patton struck out at charges
that the program was political in
purpose and designed to cement a
political alliance between farmers
and organized labor"
"The tone in which such charges
are made" Patton said, "is always
resentful, as if there We're some
thing evil about legislation design
ed to benefit both producer and
consumer. The fact of the matter
is that "A program of the kind ori-
ginally outlined by the Secretary
(Brannan) is a program designed
to benefit the vast majority of the
American people. Such a program
will benefit farmers, it will bene-
fit labor. In addition it will be of
the greatest service to white col
lar groups and to all consumers, as
well as to the farmers"
Demanding legislation to in
crease the farmers bargaining
power, Patton said farmers "face
increasing consultations of corp
orate power, such as even Ger
many never had"
Leaders of the conservative
farm organizations-the American
Farm Bureau Federation and the
National Grange-joined with the
Republicans and Dixiecrats who
are fighting the Brannan program
in the House. Kline, a Republican,
denounced it as a political man
euver. Goss, whose constituents
have lived for years on subsidies,
said with a perfectly straight face
that Subsidies are degrading"
In the House, Rep. Gore Cd,
Tenn.) led an effort to sidetrack
the Brannan program by extending
the present law for another year.
The Brannan plan, offered by Agri-
culture Secretary Charles +. Bran
non, has won widespread support
from labor and from many farm
groups. 1t would let food costs fall
as supplies increase, thus benefit
ing city families, but would pro
tect farm incomes by direct pay
ments to the producers.
IL has met With vigorous opposi-
tion from many lobbying groups
because of one important change
in the manner in which the bene-
fits reach the farmers.
Under the present plan the gov
ernment buys farm products, such
as potatoes, through trade chan
nels." That means that the dealers
at various levels get their share.
The Brannan plan would provide
for payments directly to the farm
ers, cutting out the "middlemen."
And if the plan resulted in lower
prices, as would be expected since
none of the products would be
drawn off by government price
support buying, the profit for the
dealers might decline still further.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-07-21
Lewis Wants Fines Waived

Washington (LPA) - Z nj t e d
Nine Workers President John l..
Lewis last week asked the Supreme
Court to set aside the contempt of
court fines which Federal Judge
T. Alan Goldsborough gave him
and his union during the March,
l94S coal strike. In the petition
asking for the Supreme Court
action, Lewis denounced the fines
as excessive under the Bill of
Rights.
Montana labor news., 1949-05-12
FIGHTING STORY
OF MINE.MILL'S
MILITANT BATTLE

(Editor's Note This IS the
third in a series Of articles IN
the history and fighting ira
dltlons Of the International
Union OF Mime. Mill and Smell
ter Workers. founded N Butte.
NAV S. 1899
Montana labor news., 1949-05-12
ROSTER OF BUTTE UNIONS

John K Riley. rec seey Henry Young
secy treas.
Iesch.rs-Mests ist sad Sd Wednesdays
30 . n IN study All AUDITORIUM o.
Butte n. S Charles X. Davis, ptsA:
Maurice Driscoll. vice pres Mrs Aary
Louise Thompson. fin sec, MIS-. Helen
Weber. rec. sec.
Butte stage Employees 4 OperA,ors Union.
Local SD Currsn. pres; EAR Wnss.
vice president. Carl FrederickS. treAS.,
Denny sullivan. 13s n Excelsior. secy.
Rene Roulrau. az " PARK. bus. agent
Union meets - Tuesday each month 81
M-!seians Hal
Meets Thursday At TIA z
PARK ST. Ire Narcammen. pres Ken
meth DAVIS. wee pres " J Mcintosh.
seey -treas / X Bradley. rec. secy
Frank J Birmingham. bus agent. Ar
thur Speraa Art Rossf and Frank J
Birmingham. trustees. Frank J Birm-
.ngham. George Froan and Lou Bran
a.. delegate 20 Bate Binding Trades
Council
ry%pographleai Meets "a sunday OF month
al Carpenter Hal Water Harrington.
pres - +. Center q : tuliman. sec.
s0s " Copper
womens Protective Bridge, Shea. Pres.
NiaAta4etA sFN -ttfaH MaiAHa toH-
chm. bus agent Phone 575s Meets
Isl and 50 Fridays. I p m ID and last
FRIDAYS. $50 p III Carpenters Han
Ladies' Auxiliary. Local :. International
uuoa OF Nine. NIL and Smelier Work
ers. clio. meets 2nd and en- Tuesday
Marie G0iotih. pres Janet Mueller.
tlee prcs Grurrirtr henderson rec sec
Ruth Hi. I'm. seey Frances Kala'a-
tea warden. Cynthia Lee. eOld Irene
RODRIGUEZ. Catherine Penney. MARY Sum
ia. trustees 4 . Box SO
Montana labor news., 1949-05-12
GRAIN MlLLERS AFFILIATE
WITH UNION
LABEL TRADES

The American Federation OF Gram
Miller, b-camr affiliated On March
! with the AF1. Union Label Trades
DEPARTMENT. : 2 Ming IS Pres
dent and II. A. shcneider is Sec
rcrar, Treasurer 81 the American
Federation Of Grain Millers. the
address Of WHICH J., 9l8 Metropol-
tan Building. Minneapolis |. MINI
NTH IT, aifiliation to our De-
parimcnt the AFGM brings an i'm
prr>,iyr list ii reputable millers
that process all grains ,aid l. VI.
Ornburn. Secretary Treasurer Of the
Dnipu Label Trades Department.
and unw there i, no excuse ior
UNION minded hou>cNivc, 10 use any
brand Of Hour or ether grain pro-
dlof om which 'tc Umon Label i
not di>pla 3D..
Montana labor news., 1949-05-12
Roster of Anaconda Unions

Labor Council Meets ID and
th Monday. AOH Hall, john NoguS.
pres Eugene Mcbride. wee pres.
Walter n Riiry. see Ed Kelly. treas.
+ g DE La Hunt. Sgt-at-srms. Harold
Erickson. Henrietta Sfhrapps and James
Rec. Trustees.
Plumbers Local Union No Ga W J
Bren. pres J. A Nanisko. vice pres
II 4 S%ehrapps. sec y O Box i2I7
Meets second Tuesday al ! 20 p M In
the o Hal.
Transfers Meets lat and 3rd Thursdays.
Carpenters Hall. downstairs. Pat
Dunno. pres Tom NsniSkn. vice pres I.
George forsnan. John Mozus, secy .,
bus. agent. RAY Sullivan. con 4 war :.
John Cardinal George Forsman. James
Donovan. trustees
Montana labor news., 1949-05-12
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC
OND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
STATE OF MONTANA. m AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF SILVER BOW.
No. 43.l<5.
Walter II. Lyman. Plaintiff. rs. Jane
Lawrence Lansdon. Raymond Henry Law
renee. Ruth Lembke Lawrence. Ellen
Lawrence Babich. Louise Martyr. Law
renee Lemler. John Lawrence. James
Lawrence Hoff. Mrs. Violet Lawrence
Stroll. Woodrow Durrer. If living. or the
unknown heirs and or deyisees OF Wood
row Durrer. deceased. Mrs. Woodrow
Durrer. II such person there be. all un-
known heirs and or devisees OF Catherine
Lawrence Durrer. deceased and or deyi-
sees Of Susan NJ. Lawrence. Deceased.
of Beatrice Gregory Lawrence. de-
ceased. T. J Bennets 4 Company. q
corporation. Sam D.. Goza. John A. Matt
hews and F. b. Purdy. as members OF the
State Board OF Equalization OF the State
OF Montana. and all other persons u3-
known. claiming. or who might claim any
right. title. estate or interest in. or lien
or encumbrance upon. the real property
described In the complaint or any thereof.
adverse TO plaintiffs ownership. or any
cloud upon plaintiffs title thereto.
whether such claim or possible claim be
present or contingent. including Any claim
or possible claim OF dover. inchoate or
accrued. Susan Lawrence Garland. De-
fcadants.
ALIAS SUMMONS
The State OF Montana TO the above
named defendants. and to all other per
sons. unknown. greeting:
You are hereby summoned TO answer
the complaint in this action. which Is
filed in the office OF the Clerk OF this
Court. q copy OF which is herewith served
upUi you, and to file your answer and
serve a copy thereof upon plaintiffs
attorney within twenty 200 days after
the service of this Summons. exclusive
OF the day OF service; and in case Of
your failure to appear or answer. judy
ment will be taken against you by de-
fault for the relief demanded in the
complaint. This action is brought for
the purpose OF quoting title to the land
situate in Silver Bow County. Montana.
and described as follows. to-wit:
Lot Twenty-threc 1921 In Block il0i
OF the Crosby Addition to the City OF
Butte. Montana, according to the off,
cial plat recorded In the office Of the
County Clerk and Recorder OF Silver
Bow County. Montana, excepting the
minerals and ores beneath the surface
OF said lands as heretofore reserved by
conveyance OF record.
witness my hand and the seal Of said
Court this day of May. l949.
Court Seal FRANK j. 0ABSE,
Clerk OF the District Court
BY JOHN SULLIVAN.
Deputy Clerk.
George W. Richardson. 1853 W, Granite,
J Carpenters Hall. Butte, Montana. Al
torney for Plaintiff.
FRS, publication MAY 5. l949
Montana labor news., 1949-05-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
tatp of sylvia M. Hasbrouck. De


Estate OF Sylvia M. Hasbrouck. De-
ceased
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed. executor OF the last will and testa'
ment OF Sylvia M. Hasbrouck, deceased
10 the creditors OF and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, TO ex-
hiblt them. with the necessary vouchers.
within four months after the first pub
l.catioa OF this notice to the said ad-
minlstrator at the office Of Toward A.
Johnson. First National Bank Building
Butte. Montana. the same being the
place for the transaction OF the business
II said estate, in the County OF SILVER
Bow. state of Montana.
ARTHUR L. HASBROUCK. Execu-
tor OF the Last Will and Tesla
ment of Sylvia M Hasbrouck, De-
ceased.
Dated Butte. Montana, this ard day OF
May, l949.
First publication May 5, l949-t.
Montana labor news., 1949-05-12

Union OF Mime. Mil and Smell
ter Workers. founded N Butte.
May S, 1889
In $50 IN the Cucur q Meme ~,
iricl 81 Idaho the Bunker TIL and
sullivan Mining COMPANY aud ,hr
last chance COMPANY determined to
break the Western Federation Bun
kcr Hi blew up 1t, oWn mill with
dynamite and blamed u ON the umod
I cdcral troop, Ncrc sent ,n rs Pre-,
idcui Mckrnlc, 4, the request 81
>tcunenl cre 4 ,,porc Tor
the mining companies. Marital law
va. declared and more than lAo
workers and ,ympaihi1crs were az
rested and held without bail and
without charge ior manS month, in
concentration camps.
Nine oius,ll, OF the Western
fcdcrat,un were indicted Tor muir
der N'cr long. lor,uot, month,
most ai the worker, who had not
alrrad d'cd OF malnuiri,ion. d.,
case 81 brutal treatment were re-
~lra,cl from the concentration camp
lho>e indicted inr murIlcf were
helped 10 escape =, An arms ser
geant ltf tins act the sergeant.
Montana labor news., 1949-05-12
KNOW PROGRAM SCHEDULE

SUNDAY
s:oo-Church OF the Air
s:00-News Brief
e.o5-BM Costello and the News
e:l5-The Newsmaker
s.so-sat Lake Tabernacle Choir and
organ
10. Colonization to Learning
10 3o-The Lu,hern Hour
II O0-World News
II is-Elmo Roper-"where the People
Stand"
ll:30-Tell II Again
Il: 00-Festivsl OF Music
Il. 30-You Are There
loo-New York Philharmonic Orch
2:3o-Skyway TO the stars
3:oo-Festival OF Song
3:3o-Strike II Rich
400-The Family Hour
~30-Spotlight Revue
5.o0-Jack Benny
I. 3o-Amos and Andy
{. 00-Adven,Gres o! Sam Spade
6 30-Life With Luigi
7:00-The Electric Theatre
:. Sou Miss Brooks
SODIUM N Abner
830-It Pays to be Ignorant
9 0O-The World Tonight
9l0-News Analysis
9l5-U. N. In Action
y 30~-Orchastra
10: oo-News
Il: 05-Orchestrs
10 30 Orchestra
II: oo-columbia World News
ll:i5-University Explorer
!. 30-Prelude to Midnight
II: 00-Sign Off and to All . Good
Night
Montana labor news., 1949-05-12
Roster Of Great falls onions

- A.t s1es a labor Assembly
lee a. Carpenters' Hall 3. I
e.nmet pres, Box 2073. Leo Stewart.
Vice Pres. John Evanko. Jr, Rec Sec.
1898. william Davey treas. John Du-
AK. L l. Price. NJ n Webster. John
Wolfe. Martha Lyon. Exec, board. wal
ter Davidson. serg-at-arms.
Great Falls Building & Construction
Trades Coulcii--Ben N sins pres Ed
ward G Anderson. vice pres y X
Britten. secy treas Joseph E Duncan.
Arrs-at-srms. Larry EnQuist. Howard r.
Nelson. Richard llamn. trustees.
Montana labor news., 1949-05-12
NOTICE OF SALE TO PAY COSTS OF
z AND

NOTICE OF SALE TO PAY COSTS OF
STORAGE AND REPAIRS
Notice is hereby giye.i that the under
signed. BILL BARRY. doing business as
Bill Barry's Auto Repair. will expose for
sale at public auction and will sell to
the highest bidder for cash. on the 3lst
day OF May. l949. at 10 90 O'Clock a. III.
OF said day. at Bill Barry's Auto Repair.
1910 East Galera Street. in the City OF
Butte, County OF Silver Bow. State OF
Montana, the following described auto
mobile. to-wit.
1895 Chevrolet Fordor Sedan. Motor
Number 5l0l5l3. which said automobile
was deposited with the undersigned for
repairs and storage on the 4th day Of
May. l948. by Tom Browrell. of Room
Is. Beck Hotel. Butte. Montana. That
there is a balance due thereon for storage
and repairs in the sum OF $7&40.
The above described automobile is Of
fcred for sale pursuant to the provisions
OF the statutes Of the State Of Montana
to pay costs Of repairs and storage and
sale thereon. and the terms OF said sale
shall be cash in full at the time OF the
sale.
Dated at Butte. Montana. this oath day
OF April, l949.
BILL BARRY, Doing business as
Bill Barry's Auto Repair.
T. J. Davis. Attorney.
First publication May 5, l949-4t.
Montana labor news., 1949-05-12

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC
oND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
STATE OF MONTANA. IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF SILVER BOW.
No. 1851.
II the Matter OF the Estate of Mary
f. Martin. deceased.
NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION
FOR PROBATE OF WILL
Notice is hereby given. that Saturday.
the 2lst day Of Nav. l949. at 10 O'Clock
OF said day. and the Courtroom Of the
above entitled Court. in the Silver Bow
County Courthouse in Butte. Montana,
in Department No. 2 OF said Court, have
been appointed as the time and place
for the proving Of the Last VIII and
Testament OF Mary E.. Martin, Deceased.
and for the hearing of the application
and petition of Gladys Martin Emmett
ioi the issuance to her Of Letters Tesla
mentary thereon. when and where any
person interested may appear and con-
test the same.
witness my hand and the Seal of sad
Govt THIS 2sth day of April. '9io
Court, Seal, FRANK j GABSE.
Clerk Of said Court.
BY JOHN SULLIVAN.
Deputy Clerk
First publication May S. ls4s-4t.
Montana labor news., 1949-05-12

First publication May S. 1919
Montana labor news., 1949-05-12
Roster of Billings Unions

yellow stone County Trades 4 Labor As
sembly Meets Friday. y m. In the
Labor Temple. "A South 29tli st, + o
Box 1916 Robert West. pres. Howard
Smith. wee pres Martha ", Peterson.
rec. Secy Glenn HAIlam. Tin secv Ed
kl,pstein. sgt-at-stms, Frank Mayer,
George ilntll,e. Hugh Mosler trustees
Phone 2535.
Carpcnters' Local No ii72 Rov "Aomu-
son. pres f II Firlt~-'rsn ce
Meets ist and y i1rSdavs
Montana labor news., 1949-05-12
LEGAL NOTICES
CERTIFICATE or DOING BUSINESS

CERTIFICATE OF DOING BUSINESS
UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME
| Hugh Sheridan. residing at 1ois
Utah Avenuc. Butte, Montana do here
By certify and declare that | am con
Quoting and transactiug a retail aud
wholesale business OF marketing meats
staples and groceries under the trade
name and style Of cASHN TAKfr and
that my principal place of business IS
543 South Main Street. Butte. SILVER
Bow County. State OF Montana
Dated at Butte, Montana this l9th
day Of April 1919
HUGH NJ SHERIDAN
State Of Montana cnuHiS Of silver
Bow IS
on this 18Th day Of April. ls4s. before
me. WIN Haks'a a Notars Public ~ and
Tor tie state Of Montana personally
appeared Hugh Sheridan, known %
me to be the person who executed the
foregoing certificate aud Acknowledged to
me that he executed the same
In witness whereof ! have hcfeunto
set nv hand and affixed my Notariai
Seal on the day and year 10 this orriN'-
ttatc first above written
,NoTARIN SEAL
wm Hakaia Notary Pubic for
the state Of Montana. Residing
al Butte. Montana Ny COM
mission expires August ,. 1881
F,r, pubncation April %. lsi9 A.
IN THF DISTRICT COURT OF rHE SEC
OND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF lHt
STATE or MONTANA IN AND FOR
TIE COUNTY or SILVER BOW
No 1889
III tie Matter o. he Estate o. Maggie
Man pankey. Deceased
NOTICE or TINE APPOINTED FOR
PROVING WILL, ETC
Pursuant to an order OF SAID DlstrIe'
couf,. made on the 28th day OF April
lg4e notice IS hereby gwen that Saturday
H. 2lst day OF MAY, l9t9, at 10 OK
A VI OF said day al the Courtroom o.
SAID Court N Department . thereof al tht
CT, ot Butte ID the said County OF Slvei
Bow. state OF Montana, have been ap
pointtd as the Time and place Tor prnfins
t, Tie vii o. SAID Maggie May Pankey
deceased. and for hearing the petitioA o
/, SADIE Pankef plessingef iof the issuance
10 nef OF Letters restamentary. whei
and wnefe any person interested ma
j.. ."appear and contest the same, and SHOW
canse. II am he mas. phy said petitiol
. should not be- granted
: Dated April 70 1883
.c.or, seal FRANK J GABSE,
, CLERK OF the Court
rs FILLMORE } MAENPA
Deputy Clerk
r } DAVIS A,tories ior Petitioner
. prs, publication NAV S 1919 81
Montana labor news., 1949-05-12

CLARK u. NEArC Insurance Sales and
services. Clark r. Veach. III W. Quartz.
Butte
Montana labor news., 1949-05-12

MONDAY
6.W-Alarm Clock Club
T.0o-CBS World News
7:l5-Barnyard Folies
7:45-Morning Devotions
s0-CBs World News
s:l5-Today Is Yours
8~3o-Arthur Godfrey Gold Seal Wax
845-Arthur Godfrey-NationAl Bis
cult
e:0o-Arthur Godfrey-Chesterfleld
0 30-Eddy Goes on Record
10. N-Music for the Missus
10. 30-Mad Money Mar
10. 45-Listen to Liebert
Il: 0o-News Brief
ii:05-The Woman's Way
ii:i5-Tune Teaser Time
IL. 3o-Vocal Chords
Ii:45-On the Bandstand
IL 0o-World News
l~2:ls-Perry Mason
IL: 30-This Is Nora Drake
10. 45-A-Z Novelties
i0o-News Brief
la05-Novatime Trio
l;l5-Btng Crosby Program
l3o-Your Lucky Strike With Don
Ameche
oo-Hint Hunt BY Armour and Co.
225-News
,. 30 Winner Take All +
2s45--Robert Q Lewis Show
3:00-Treasury BAndstand
30--Rhythm Ranch
400-Eric Sevareid and the News
4:l5-You and
40 News Brief
435-Hawaiian Echoes
4:45-The C%hicagoans
M-Slim Bryant
5.ls-Spotlisht on Sports
530-Club Is
5.4s-Edward r. Murrow--News
6:00-Butte's Best
6:l5-World News
3o--Arthur Godfrey Talent Scouts
6:45-Arthur Godfrey Talent Scouts
7. 00-Inner Sanctum
.30-Public Service
5000 Proudly We Hail
8:3o-Two on the Aisle
9.00-Ailen Roth Symphony 4 Melody
9.30-Orchestra
10: 0o-Final Edition OF Home News
~0ai5-Sports Nightcap
10. 30-Orchestra
II :00-Columbia World News
ll:i5-People's Choice
~ .00-Sign OF
TUESDAY
o.0o-Alarm Clock Club
7:O0-CBS World News
7:l5-Barnyard Follies
Z 45-Morning Devotions
8:OO-CBS World News
8:i5-Today Is Yours
8:30-Arthur Godfrey Gold Seal Wax
8.45-Arthur Godfrey National bis
cult
s:oo-Arthur Godfrey-Chesterfield
{. 30-Eddy Goes on Record
10: 00--Music for the Missus
10: 30-Mad Money Man
IL :O0-News Brief
II .05-The Woman's Way
li:ls- rune Teaser Time
II 3o-Vocal Chords
iI:45-On the Bandstand
IL: 00-World News
l2:l5-Perry Mas,n
IL 30-This Is Nora Drake
~ :45-Southland Singing
!. 00-News Brief
1.05-Noyatime Trio
l.l5-Bing Crosby Program
3o-Your Lucky Strike With Lon
Ameche
4O0-Hint Hunt by Armour and Co.
2;25-News
2 30 Winner Take All
45-Robert G Lewis Snow
!. 00-Treasu.. a ta1s.
3O-Rhythm Ranch
400-Eric Sevareid ard the News
4;l5-You and
430-News Brief
435-Hawaiian Echoes
445-The Chicagoans
500 Slim Bryant
5.l5-Spotlight on Sports
5:30-Club is
5~:45-Edward r. Murrow-News
6~:00-Butte's Best
CHS World News
:30-Headlines and Footnotes
6.45-Voice Of Army
7.00-Rocky Jordan
7;30-Morey Amsterdam Show
S:W-Hit the Jackpot
B:30-TBA
g.O0-Music Hall Varieties
9.30-Orchestra
o:O0-Final Edition OF Home News
10. ~l5-Sports Nightcap
10: 3~0-Orchestra
1:00-Columbla World News
1~l:l5-People's Choice
IL: 00-Sign Off
WEDNESDAY
6:00-Alarm Clock Club
7:00-CBS World News
7:l5-Barnyard Follies
7.45-Morning Devotions
8:00-CBS World New
s:i5-Music for You
s:30--Arthur Godfrey Gold Seal Wax
s:45-Arthur Godfrey-National Biscul
9:00-Arthur Godfrey-Chesterfield
Evening star., 1949-05-29

OF prewar Rhineiand, now
Joined with Palatinate --Pres-
ent Rhineland- Westphalia area.
$4,000 square niles; le46 popu-
lation. 1880.
Mineral Area
Produces the great bulk OF
German minerals. The prewar
state in 1885 dug nearly all the
coal, nearly third OF the me-
tallic ores and about q fifth OF
Germany's ignite. II built
nearly one -fifth OF Germany's
machine tools and more than
10 per cent Of Its electrical
equipment.
Palatinate-Area, 2, 2,l25 square
miles: prewar population, 1884,
600.
Big industrial producer for
It's size. Turned out about lJ2o
Of the electrical equipment and
1870 OF the cloth in 1885 Ger
many. Produces wide range OF
agricultural products from
fruit to fax. corn and tobacco.
Rhineland -Palatinate totals
5000 square miles and is4e
population was 2.738.000. Pro-
duced 10 per cent. or little
over, Of the wheat. rye. pota-
toes. oats and sugar beets In the
British American zones In ls4e.
Baden tpart now attached TO
wuertemberr). Prewar Baden
was 5,sis square miles In area
and had . population Of D.
400, 900. It was industrialixed
to some extent. producing lf2o
OF Germany's electrical equip
ment In 1885.
wuertemberg HohenzoIlern.
The prewar state OF Wuertem-
berg had an area OF 7.73o
square miles and 4 population
Of 2.70o. 900. Some 81 per cent
of its area was under cultiva-
ton. but II had fairly important
production Of cloth and ma
chine tools.
Present Wuertemberg Baden
is $3.50 square miles In area
and had q population In ie46
of 3.675. 900. It produced well
over 10 per cent Of the United
States British zone wheat In
1916.
Present Wuertemberg Ho-
henzoIierns area In 4.io7 square
miles: 1916 population. L.
f1gID0fI.
Evening star., 1949-05-29
By Hermon R. Allen

ures because 1t is estimated that
the portion In the British zone
has only about that much Of
total Saxon industry.
Here's a look at Western
Germany by Laender:
Hesse tsame as ,prewar)--
Area. 5000 square miles; l946
population. 1000, ,080.
Produced 10 to II per cent OF
German wheat, rye. oats and
potatoes in British American
zones in l946. Produced 1I30
of all German chemicals and
processed about lis of all
German grain In 1886. Not i'm
portant industrially as whole.
however.
Bavaria tsame as prewar)--
Area, $1,000 square miles; l946
population. 100000.
Raised about half the wheat
and barley, q fourth of the rye.
oats and potatoes and a tenth
of the sugar beets in the United
States British zones in l946.
: Built about q seventh OF the
machine tools and cut about 10
per cent OF German timber in
1896.
Lower Saxony-Area. $3.50
square miles; l94S population,
6,25o. 900.
A heavily industrial area
which in 1896 turned out about
8 per cent Of Germany's ma
chine tools and cloth.
Schleswig- Holstetn (same a.
prewar)--Area, 5000 square
miles: ls46 population. 1885,
500.
A big dairying area. 1t had
10 per cent Of all the cows In
the United tates-British zones
In l947. Principle industry Ia
shipbuilding, now largely sus-
pended. It processed about
one-seventh Of Germany's meat
and fish In 1896.
Hamburg tsane ~ prewar)
Area, lS4.500 acres: ls46
population. 1.4o0, 900.
Really only . metropolitan
area. Hamburg was the third
largest port in the world before
the war and Is still the biggest
German port. It melted and re-
fined almost Npne-fourth OF all
the nonferrous tother than
iron) metals In all Germany In
1895.
Rhineland- -Westphalia part