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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-08
Milwaukee Firm
Interested In
Misch Invention

A Milwaukee company, makers
of commercial photography sup
plies, is keenly interested in a pho
to-dating device on which Port
Clinton photographer Willis A.
Misch has patent pending.
Representatives of the company
flew here Tuesday to discuss the
invention with Photo crap h e r
Misch, and asked him to come to
the Milwaukee plant in May to
continue negotiations.
Willis invention makes dating
of photos as they are printed an
easy and simple procedure as COM
pared to the involved and often
times difficult task it now pre-
sents. He worked it out during this
past year and it met with immedi.
ate success among his customers.
The Milwaukee men, who heard
of his new method from Cleveland
photographers, made a surprise
trip to Port Clinton Tuesday to see
a demonstration of the process at
the Misch Studio.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-08
Willard B. Harger
Killed At Fremont

Willard B. Harger, 81, of Ere
mont, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Harger of Port Clinton and broth
er of Cecil Harger, Mrs. Robert
Bergman and Mrs. Robert Gill also
of Port Clinton, was instantly
killed Wednesday when the car he
drove overturned on South River
Road near Fremont. Two COM
panions were injured.
Funeral services are ESiday at
9 am. from the Weller Wonderly
funeral home in Fremont, burial
in Oakwood cemetery. He also is
survived by his widow, the former
Helen Stull; a daughter Vickie,
two other sisters, Mrs. Dolphin
Wolf and Mrs. Joseph Cutcher of
Fremont, and brother John, with
the Navy in Japan. He served with
the U. S. Marine Corps two years.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-08

one leg, ana is yet cOntlned TO a
wheel chair, Saturday nights Shut
in party brought Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Mackey, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam MCGOWAN, Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ton Sibrel, Mr.. and Mrs. Graysen
Schau, Mr.. and Mrs. John Coyle,
Mrs. John Leggett, Mrs. Bessie
Suhrbier, Art Peterson, Mrs. Har-
vey Goff, and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dibling, the latter of San
dusky.
Parent-Teacher Association will
meet in the school auditorium
Monday evening when the Barber
shop Quartet from Port Clinton
will sing. Music will also be fur
nished by the primary grades.
Election of officers will take place
during the business meeting.
Good Friday services will be
held in the Gypsum Community
church Friday evening at 7:30.
The sacrament of Holy Commun-
ion will be administered by DR..
Herbert j. Thompson, pastor. Eas-
ter services will be at the usual
time, 10:45 a. m.
Among those from here who at
tended the dinner and meeting of
the Ottawa County Teachers and
Board Members meeting at Dan
bury Township School, Lakeside,
last Thursday evening when they
heard DR.. Walter A. Zaugg of
Bowling Green State University
speak on wonder Drugs in Edu-
cation, were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Minoff, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kirk,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Jensen.
Teachers and their husbands who
attended were Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Wadsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Kirk, Miss Helen Strohl, Miss Min
ME Pomrenke, principal; Mrs. The
resa Schmardebeck, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. v. Knepper, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lard Fritche, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
King, Mrs. Margaret McAfee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Mailer and
daughter Christine have moved to
their residence on the Kalb farm
in Denbury.
Mrs. J. D. Dusini returned home
Wednesday from Cincinnati where
she spent the past two weeks with
her daughter and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Beck and daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sibrel en-
tertained their pinochle club Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hahn and
Stevie moved this week from
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-08
BOARD MEETING

Board of directors of the Otta-
wa County TB and Health Assn
will hold their first meeting of
the new year next Thursday, April
IA, at 8 p. m. at Oak Harbor town
hall.
Program activities for the COM
ing year will be outlined follow
ing talk by John Padrutt, field
consultant, Ohio TB and Health
Association. Budget for the year
will be presented for approval.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-08
: Pastors Officiate
At Rev. Pryor's Rites

Congregation of Port Clinton's
First Baptist church paid final res
poets Tuesday to their pastor, the
Rev. Phillip Pryor, 80, who died
March % in Toledo after suffering
a heart attack.
Two Toledo pastors, the Rev.
Elliot Mason of Third Baptist
church and the Rev. Elijah Benton
of Mt. Zion Baptist church, officiat-
ed when funeral services for Rev.
Pryor were held Tuesday at / from
the local church he served for the
past nine years. Burial was made
in Chr.Sty Chapel cemetery. Rites
were in charge of the Sanders
funeral home here.
The Rev Pryor leaves six child
rem, Mary Jane, Betty, Jeanette,
Paul, Mark and Robert, of Chicago;
sister, Mamie Perkins, and two
brothers, Charles and Samuel Pry-
or of Pittsburgh.
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-08
RIFLE CLUB

The Tiffin Rifle Club team piled
up a total of 1923, while Port Clin-
ton came through with 1888 out
of possible 1900 in Northwestern
Ohio Small Bore league match
fired on the Port Clinton ranges
last evening.
Port Clinton scores: M. Long,
$50; G. Walter, 279; C. Herring
shaw, 276; A. w. Fall, 275; M. Mel
son, 273.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-08
NEWS ABOUT GYPSUM
Friends Arrange Party
To Surprise Shut-1n
BY MRS. JOHN C. JENSEN
News Staff CORRESPONDENT

group of friends called Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lemon
Saturday evening" bringing with them refreshments in the
form of pot luck and they spent the evening socially after
completely surprising the Lemons Roy has been confined
to his home for months since accident at the United
States Gypsum Co here when he received broken bones of
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-08

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-23
Moderation Plus Realism

Continued from Back Page)
Moreover the British that the President is not acting
in Vacuum; they note. TO quote the Economist London
weekly that every time the risks of engaging
The Mssus and 0uemoy parsded before the Amer
people, the party Of moderation grows.
AS has happened before in AngcAmerican relations as
the British ally evidence Of American moders
ton" the ally begins its position in terms
Of Ultimate realism Thus the Economist seize this occasion
remind its readers that "if major develops we are
all in H. whether like the way il started or not
This likelihood stems partly from the fzT that such inn
porfanf members AZ the Commonwealth OF Nations Aus
rsa Canada appear convinced that involving
the security United States their interests would require
that they by the United States But IL stems also from
Britsins that such would be in which
free.worid security, including BHains, involved
Indeed is this underlying OF the consequent
any fatal American calculation which often makes
Brtons such critics Of American poe Their criticism
by no means vailed threat TO leave America TO go II
Alone u.s. the contrary sort OF inverted recognition
that America makes mistakes the entire western alliance
with Britain right up front bear the
Unfortunately at the very times when such things need
most 70 be said-fhat u.s. in time OF crisis in AngoAmerean
or interchangeable opportunity 10
them is often hopeesy obseured But fortunately times do
arise such when the two great allies can see their
own positions illuminated by the moderation OF the one
and the realism" Of the other.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-23
Voluntary Vaccination
Continued from Page 81

&c. S. Monitor EditoriaD
Plans for wholesale vaccination OF American school chill.
dren against polio had been formed and dramatically
pended pending the Of last years test results
Now, with favorable and widely pubczed report behind
them, medical and school authorities around the nation
pressing through extensive program Of nocuaons Amid
the rush TO through this program il is worth noting
that child be vaeeinated without his parents
Medical appear cautious than the public in
their approach 10 the Sak The report last years
trials leaves doubt that results and the
meni still experimental Very properly the authorities
leaving incubation voluntary We hope that the public and
legislators will be equally wise There should be haste
either by social legal action compel anyone
submit TO noculaon
The report mentions uncertainties 10 quality Of
cine and types Of disease Aside from these respect for the
rights Of those who wish depend prayer for treatment
argues that polio incubation should be voluntary Such free
dom does infringe the rights of those who wish such
for themselves Nor does it endsneer them On this
basis Of and individual rights 10 states and
several nations refuse make smallpox vaccination eompu
sorry.
In this situation Americans may we'll keep their balance
and reflect that may and 60 but fundamental
rights Of conscience remain Christian Scientists following
the generous attitude toward medical progress always
held by the founder OF this newspaper will rejoice al any
that t any degree the shadow Of fear from
human hearts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-23

would agree talk with East Germany II the soves in
ssfed7 Mr. Dulles has given hint that he ready 10
have any dealings with East Germany.
As for China. il is conceivable (st least scademicsly
Picking present il the Formossn regime present But
Moscow has given no sign will any dealings
with the Chang regime FormossmUch less sit down
with il.
The result is that Mr.. Dulles position European talks
threatens 10 prevent European talks while his position
Germany flies in the face Of his position China This may
be good diplomacy but il is not good logic and provides
The Communists with everPresent argument for san9
talks either on Europe or Asia
What This impssse is OF the fact that both
Germany China divided countries; that each
The United States recognizes section while the USSR
recognizes the other The question would be simpler
sb could be ignored happened that the United States
ecognzed the larger Of both national siaesor tho
USSR backing the larger part OF each state But as y
happens United States backing the larger and more
powerful Germany while the US.SR backing the larger
and powerful China
The soviets have shown signs Of interest in Big Four
meeting But their reaction 10 Mr. Dulles proposal that II
become Big Five getogeher would either be na
couneroHer that be turned into sixpower parey The
first position would conference the second would
raise East Germany TO the rank Of big power!
BY insisting Big -Four Europe become Big Five
Europe. Mr. Dulles making almost inevitable Soviet
inseree be bis-six Europe And by taking this 20
siion he opening the way for Moscow insist that Big
Four n Asia become Big Five Asia which the United
States would have 70 insist be big six Asia
Such are some Of the results flowing from Mr. Dulles
position Big Four talks The result rather than maxi
ing Esstest talks what for the goose be
for the gsnder would likely be 70 turn the
for both
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-23
Italy: Lightning Kills 5 In Church!
Continued from Back Pasel

CONTINUED from Back Page)
"MAN mot Gods Christ mani IS CONCEIVED
IN SIN AND BROUGHT FORTH IN INoUITY! MAN
THAT is BORN OF WOMAN is OF FEW DAYS
AND FULL OF TROUBLE"
THE human race is a devish, MYTHICAL, fraudu-
lent counterfeit of the perfect creation OF the COM-
PLETELY POPULATED spiritual unverse--containinS
the ONE AND ONLY REAL creaton).
WHO CAN BRING FORTH A CLEAN
FROM AN UNCLEAN? NOT ONE"
PART 3
"THE PURE IN HEART" BECOME CHKiS LINE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS AND ARE LIBERATED
FROM THE BELIEF OF ORIGINAL SIN
AND THE SUFFERING, DISCORD, ETC, OF
MORTAL BELIEFS OF THE MYTHICAL
"CHASTLY FARCE OF MATERIAL
(so-csIed) EXISTENCE"!!! Up. 272, SKID
THE DEVIL-ANIMAL MAGNETISM
MEsMERIZED THE HEBREWS VIA THEIR
DELUSIONS IN ACCEPTING AS REAL
THE MYTH. MATTER, AND ITS MYTHICAL
MATERIAL LIFE AND UNIVERSE,
couNTERFEITINC THE ONE AND ONLY. THE
ETERNALLY HARMONIOUS, SPIRITUAL!!!-
I'M WHICH WE FIND OUR TRUE, ETERNAL SONSHlP
WITH JOUR- FATHER-MOTHER GOD,
(Continued Next Column, TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-23

ALL-HARMONIOUS'! VIA STUDY, STUDY STUDY
OF GODS MASTER MIRACLE WORKER
AND EDUCATOR, THE C.S. TEXTBOOK, SAVIOR,
LIBERATOR, AND PROTECTOR OF THE
HOLY SCRIPTURES, THE INCOMPATIBLE
KING JAMES PROTESTANT BIBLE
THUS DEVELOPING DIVINELY SCIENTIFIC,
CHRISTLIKE, SPIRITUAL. WHOLLY
HARMONIOUS, BLISSFUL, HEAVENLY
ETERNAL ONSCIOUSNESS!-LIFE-
THE VERY IMAGE AND LIKENESS OF OUR
ALL-WISE, ALL-POWERFUL "FATHER-MOTHER
GOD, WHO is LOVE- DIVINE PRINCIPLE,
THE ONE, REAL MIND, SOUL, PARENT
Inland OF-THE ENTIRE UNIvERSE!!!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-23

II Is only the innocent victims. however who should be
thus shielded Sex offenders everywhere need be exposed
regardless OF their station in life that the public
can know OF their activities and take steps protect itself
against them.
Only by diseardng old taboos and taking united action
on many different fronts check and roll back the
rising There is simple solution the problem
But through combined action by lawmakers and wenfoee
by community groups and medical agencies fathers and
mothers and teachers by press and radio and
conquer the ugly TO children
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-23
God and the Greatest Good for the
Greatest Number"

Our FAther-Mother God, all-harmonious', via His
imperative irresistible, Christ Master Abso-
lutte Miracle Science Universal Messiah Millennium,
es and demonstrates completely harmonious, spiritual
creation and universe-THE ONE AND ONLY-SATUR-
ATNC all space thus progressively reducing os native
nothingness" the MYTHICAL "CHASTLY FARCE OF
MATERIAL (.o-called) ExISTENCE"-p. 27, S&H.
PART 7
GOD is WORKING HIS PURPOSE OUT"
and "A GLORIOUS DAY EZRA, MILLENNIUM
IS DAWNINC"!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-23
Use Fire Hoses To Que|I Phone
Strike Rioters"
((I0) Vandalism Continues in
Both Day of WaIkout"!
Excerpt. From Chicago Tribune

ATLANTA, April IL Special-Dynamiting, cable
cutting, brick and egg throwing, pcketing, and
sluggngs figured today reports of violence from
the nine state of the Southern Bell Telephone
pany:
A strike OF the Clio Communications Workers Of
Amexica against Southern Bell is in its 30th day.
A mob Of 200 persons routed with hre hoses
from the vicinity OF the telephone exchange building in
Richmond, Ky city Of 10000. Police Chief Carl I.
Nevvand ordered hoses turned the rioters last night
af they had showered bricks the exchange, break
ing " windows.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-23
The Guaranteed Annual Wage !
CONTINUED from Back Page)
PART q

PEARL HARBoR INFAMy OF THE DEMOCRATIC,
nEvIL,S CANISTER POLITICS AND FRANKLIN,
DEVILS, ROOSEVELT, EVENTUALLY
UNDERMINING PROTESTANT CENERALISSIMO
AND NINE. CHANG KAI SHETLAND THE RED
gUILD-UP AND THE LOSS OF THE PEACE TO
STAIN, TESTIFIES TO THE QUALITY OF
THINKING AND LEADERSHIP OF THE DEVILS
DEMOCRATIC, POLITICAL LEADERSHIP
AND THE HONEYMOONS' OF THE DEVIL
GIVEN RACKETEERINC LABOR LEADERS,
WHICH GOD HAD TO SMACK DOWN WITH
TAFT-HARTLEY RUNNING WELL OVER
THE BIBLICAL z YEARS!
PART S
LABOR POWER WILL NOT BE SAFE
CHOSEN PEOPLE-CHRISTLIKE CHRISTIAN
sCIENTISTS!!-NOTHINC ELSE WILL DO!-ss per
God to St. Paul, to you (Romsns): LET GOD BE
TRUE, BUT EVERY MORTAL A LIAR!
And God to His Prophet jeremiah to you, centuries
earlier: THE HEART is DECEITFUL AND DESPER-
ATELY WICKED. WHO CAN KNOW IT?" The honest
toGod Christian Scientist size up the DEVILS Adams
and Eves!!!
And God to Mrs Eddy, to THE TOTAL DE-
PRAVITY OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MIND!
p. q Mrs. Eddy's miscellaneous Writings.
God to Mrs. Eddy, again, to u.s. TRUST IN TRUTH
tChristke divinely scientific, and spirituality AND
HAVE NO OTHER TRUSTS!
PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-23
"Aow Safe Is Your Youhgster"
(Continued from Back Page)

Continued from Back Page)
Hundreds Of boys and girls vicfimired every year
for exsmps, simply because they are NOT TRAINED AT
HOME TO BEWARE OF STRANGERS WHO MAY APP
PRoAcH THEM IN PUBLIC PLACES.
considerable percentage Of such crimes could be pre-
vented by warning children AZ early Most parents
caution their youngsters continually about the traffic hazards
crossing busy II they onefenih careful 10
impress them the danger Of trusting people they do mol
know Of accepting candy other favors from
strangers they could do much safeguard their boys and
girls
Parents must warn particularly against accepting auto
mobile rides from strangers Dangerous perverfs often ap
pear in such respectable that youngsters have no way
OF divining their evil intentions.
Parents OF tsen-agers should them TO avoid So
called lovers lanes and other secluded tystns places which
ore favorifs hunting grounds OF sex criminals.
Lonely places such as abandoned buildings sequesfered
vacant lots and secluded sections Of public parks are also
hazards
FATHERS AND MOTHERS ALSO CAN KEEP THEIR
CHILDREN FROM ROAMING THE STREETS AFTER DARK.
Still another important way in which fathers and mothers
can help is be cautious about bsbysters Sex crimes
occur frequently in this field and take two different forms
In cases small children moIesed by the per-
sons hired them; many others young babysffer
ere themselves vemred by depraved parents or py persons
who enter the home after the parents go out
Police experience has shown and over again mar
parents should let their youngsters bsbyst TOR people
about whom they know nothing
ens supervise their chdren development more close
w. provide them with affection and understanding az
home and be any abnormal snsoes traits they
may display.
Too often the attitude Of parents OF young sex offenders
that expressed by the mother Of another 7yearo'd you'n
who apprehended after he had assaulted l3Yearo'd
boy and siranqIed him death with scarf TO keep nun
from reporting the crime Told by the police that her son
had confessed the mother exclaimed my boy wouldn't DO
thing like that and insisted that IL he made confession
ne had been forced 10 do so.
Parents can help further by promptly informing ine
police any sex oenses Of which they become aware These
include minor we'll major violations OF the law Some
people tend TO laugh of "Peepins Toms and eshbons'
queer funny individuals who are harmless eu' 'neY
are harmless In many instances such individuals ''e
Commit violent crimes and their early sbnorms"es 'n0o'o
always be reported 10 the authorities.
Many parents whose children are viefimzed remain
silent than expose their families TO pup
"y and this often hampers The work OF iswsnfoesmen
eHesrs
Cases like that happen frequently Parents who 'oos"
refuse 10 prosecute make possible for offenders 10 rsms"
bsrty and prey upon other peoples children Ana u"
most the parents fears OF unpleasant publicity are vn
warranted The police the courts and the newspapers Usually
'opsrss today In shielding The identity OF innocent e'm
Continued next column, TOP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-23
Find HAcKsAW. SHIPS

Another occupant tried fee foot but captured
nearby He was W. Hardy 26 Of chamblce Co Found
70 be carrying an unlicensed SO sber pistol he charged
with carrying concealed weapon.
Sat Keever said three II caber rifles and set OF
sorted tools including Ratchet and Tin SHIPS
found in the
Both were ordered held for invesaton Southern Bell
identified the prisoners cable speers who went on strike
when the wskov called against the eompanys nine state
system month AGO denied knowing Of any esbs cut
tinu.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-23
II MORE CABLES CUT

The twin cables cot last night where the two
crested carried circuits chOppns Of the cables cot OF
the sound signals three Atlanta radio and esvson stations
up 10 half hour.
Elsewhere in the Atlanta five local cables serving
$50 telephones sssed six open wire lines carrying
more than 900 circuits cut
AZ Birmingham, Ala. 10 and two women we're ar
night when mob OF 400 gathered at the
telephone building in violation OF court injunction against
mass pieketne All charged with disordery conduct
Five identified themselves members OF the Clio United
Seewokers union which has pledged support 10 the CWA
strikers The other TO- including she two women claimed TO
be unemployed Police charged them with vsgraney
Later the eompsnys district manager, C. p. Malone,
identified six Of the alleged Migrants cWA strikers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-23

what happens the Soviets take this excellent rule
for Europe and decide 10 apply IL 10 Asia What happens
the rule Mr. Dulles for Europe should be applied TO
Pacific probems7 Where he thsn7 Can the United States
insist that for the European is not sauce
for the Asian gsnder7 Can Mr. Dulles logically hold that
while the big powers talk about Germany without
Germany present they talk about China without China
present.
The Germany the United States recognizes and the Ger
MANY IL insists should be present any Big Power talks
Europe Is Western Germany the larger part OF Germany
The China sovss will vnqvesonsbly insist should be at
any Asian talks the China they recognize and which by
far the larger Of China is hard 10 see how Mr. Dulles
insist cermsnys presence in European talks and
refuse chins's presence in Asian talks.
One solution Of would be 10 LET both cermsnys
into European talks and both chns into Asian talks But
that currently Objectionable 10 Moscow as TO Washing
on " is conceivable that Moscow might agree TO talks about
Germany with the West II East Germany we'll West
Germany present. But II conceivable that Washington
CONTINUED Next Column TOP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-23
DEMONSTRATORS JAILED

The chief said most of the demonstrators were strike
sympathizers from local plant of the Westing house
Electric company He said they dispersed quietly after
their drenching Leslie Allen Westng house worker,
jailed on charge of causing breach of the peace
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-23
Two Arrest in Telephone


until sideswiped utility pole and crashed into
ditch The driver Ralph Edward Joyner J IS OF Atlantis,
was seized the and charged with speeding and
driving under influence" The Georgia charge did not
speeifX what influeneeD
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-23
Ins and Outs Of Big Powers

Continued from Back Page)
What the Secretary saying therefore, was that any
Bio -Four meeting would have be Big Five meeting II
European matters we're be discussed As far European
matters concerned that fine As far Cermsnys prob
lens are involved il is exeeIentfrom the Vests point OF
view.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1955-10-01
news IN BRIEF

A new submarine, the S00-ton
salem (The SeaD, was launched
recently at the Kockum yard in
Mainr0 She is the third in a SER
les of six units, which are larger
than any previous submersibles
of the Smedish Navy. In construc-
ton and equipment, they are bas-
ed on experiences gained after the
World War II. Like her sister
ships, "Salen" will be capable of
high speed and great endurance
while submerged. The cost is a
bout 20 million kronor.
Private consumption in Sweden
this year will not reach approx
mately the same level as in 1854
: as it was said in News from
Sweden of October 26, in sum-
mary of the fall report of the In
stitute for Economic Research =
but it has increased at approx
mately the same rate as last year.
The volume of private consmp-
ton will, in all likelihood. show
an expansion of four to five per
cent, or the same as from 1858
to 1854. In view of the stimuli
taneous rise in personal incomes.
the increase in private savings
this year may be estimated at
between 500 and $50 million kr.