Show Scenes of Occupation Reread Rugged Mountain Beauty of Germany and Disputed Border Land V i Kit- 1 : - : jjfytx W The smell of autumn leaves is in the air— and you'll soon be moving from tjggl We're ready with new furniture to make your home life more interesting more comfortable! porch indoors to spend the evenings i MOUNTAIN Pfc A Akiyama (left) Clovis Calif MORGAN LINE GUARD and Pfc John R Ishu Denver guard an American outpost on the Isonzo river at Sago in Venezia Giulia Both are Japanese-American- s serving with the 88th division The bridge marks the limit of the British-America- n zone of Venezia Giulia two U S POST High in the mountains in the soldiers scan the Yugoslav village and the railroad station of Ratece occupation force The Morgan line lies atop the mountain in the background n British-America- r THE OSDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINESUNDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 3A R 1946 15 2-PIE- Russians Trade Demands on t au jv j SOFA-BE- CE 169 Neighbors May Be Ruinous Take a Year to Pay Russia WASHINGTON Sept 14 (AP)—take twice as long derinands on her European ognizes that and has specified Since neighbors are now so large that eight years to pay experts here wonder wheth-- i- mania couldn't sell elsewhere she er these nations can ever disen- couldn't build up credit to buy The experts elsewhere She'd be on a single tanKle themselves see little prospect in the next trade track rec-Russi- a's v Ro-tra- decade There are four parts to the Rus- Ro sian oroeram in Finland mania and Hungary which sends nalarge chunks of what those Rustions produce east to rebuild de Reparations or bills for war v damage 2 Restitution or return for the loot taken bv axis troops 3 Food clothes and housing for Russian troops still stationed in the nations 4 Trade treaties which spell out the goods the nations promise to ship to Russia annually in trade For these Russia ships back like J amounts Russia is asking Finland Romania and Hungary for $300000-00- 0 each in reparations and Italy go $100000000 0 Yugoslavia is asking $1300000-0of Italy and Britain $11520-00000- 0 1 three-quarte- Bulgaria's bill is still undetermined Russians Refuse Reports lffcere Is no exact knowledge on C effect of these Russian deThere mands on these nations are no reports on what they're and Russia has refused Sroducing reports on either the restitution" account or the cost of occupation troops But there is suspicion here that the demands are (1) drastically 'Inducing living standards and t2) for the Unumy make it impossible mi is to buy or sell outside the Sai orbit for the next decade - The only figures that can be compared even vaguely are the balance between Russia's demands and the last peace-tim- e production of the nations For the present while the nations struggle to rebuild the comparison is almost meaningless because more of them has hit a full work schedule Besides Russia is asking for reparations at 1938 prices which were much lower and represent more goods Taking Romania as an example: Russia asks $300000000 reparations and European trade experts report it is taking another as restitution Total $300-0000- 00 $600-0000- 00 icy are State department experts relying heavily on the world trade conference which the U S plans to call to write fair trade rules However Russia has not yet accepted an invitation Log-JaMust Break Commerce department experts say Russia can't hold the area because hone Of the nations in it including Russia produces enough machinery Or consumers" goods m They predict the log-ja- will m even- j full-scal- re-op- - Permanent Position Phone 7771 Between en Chicago Police Star 1313 Jinx so Grim Number is Withdrawn CHICAGO Sept 14 (AP)— Police star 1313 won't jiaix anyJ one again The star is in a glassi case in the office of James McSweeney READERS a m and 5 p m 8 for Appointment construction Has an expensive appearance far beyond its modest price Also a matching lounge chair beautifully tailored rs tually break because the area will have to buy in the west and to do so will have to sell there The U S has protested to Sweden a wartime neutral over a trade deal which sets up $300 000000 Swedish credit for the RusTake All — and More In 1938 Romania exported $230- - sians The U S feared so large 260000 — presumably the amount of a credit might prevent Sweden e trade with goods she turned out above her from entering own needs and the margin she others Russia was "surprised'' at might be able to apply to her Rus- theIn protest addition the U S has resian biltr served the the right to At that rate it would take all her margin for almost three years Hungarian reparations talks and to pay the Russians But her in- may do so at Paris limp It might dustry is at post-wa- r METER ACCOUNT! Somewhat more detailed reports sia: WANTED Just like a regular attractive living room suite but opens to provide comfortable sleeping space for two Full innerspring OPE1S AN are available on Hungary because this summer the U S state de partment protested to Moscow about conditions there The--U S said Hungarian factories had "suffered $345000000 war damages but that $124000000 was due to the fact that the Russians took equipment out of Hungary to Russia The U S also said that Russian troops in Hungary had taken four million tons of cereals in early 1945 and in the last half of '45 nearly all the meat of the lard and a fifth of the "milk and dairy products For Occupation Troops That was just forthe occupation troops It could not be applied to the Russian reparations bill — and of course it was also just so much goods Hungary couldn't sell - to other nations Two matters are involved: 1 Whether the nations can pay their Russian bills without crippling their own reconstruction too much 2 Whether and when they will ever have a margin of goods to Start up the old trade with nations other than Russia Gloomier Washington prophets think that by the time the bills are paid the nations will be so tied into the Russian economy that for all commercial purposes they will be jus£ so many more soviets They believe this is the exact purpose of the Russian pol- police headquarters secretary and McSweeney says "it never will be issued again" Star 1313 was issued in 1923 to Policeman John Bryant a Negro who died five years later at the age of 32 Next it went to Policeman Joseph Sevick who turned it back six years later in 1939 In those six years McSweeney said Sevick's wife two children His mother and father died brother Policeman John Sevick was shot and killed by a prisoner in the criminal court Next star 1313 went to Po- - Available for Immediate Delivery No Down Payment Necessary '''-'- f i HOHENZOLLERN CASTLE Stripped of the tracts surrounding It by the land reforms in Germany castle of Crown Prince Wilhelm son o f the late kaiser crowns a hill five miles from Heck-ingethe He finds it too big to live in and occupies a rented villa 80-roo- m — f i Duchess of Malfi" starring Elisa "Life With Fa- beth Bergner starts its eighth Broadway ther" It's already year November 8 in its second year at the Bijou handsome bandbox of a theatre to and which it moved from the Empire ' Then come "Awake liners By Jack O'Brian NEW YORK Sept 14 (AP)— At Sing" by Chfford Odets and 'On least 17 American plays will be k©rne produced on Berlins stages this on view also will fall and winter to meet a long- - in Saroyan the Russian sector with his latent German desire for portray- - "The Time of Your Life" sched- ais of life abroad particularly in "led plus Mmer nices ine aoo Paul Usborne s me uniiea oiaies ing Machine The demand for American plays "Morning's at Seven and Sidney not satisfied by the number trans- Kingsley s "Men in White" S N lated and printed so far is due Behrman's "Biography" will be ofto the German public's isolation fered in the Britkjh zone for so many years from foreign Cuff stuff: "Song of Norway'' drama Associated Press correspondents quote American military gov- which closed last week after 859 has been sold to ernment control officers as saying performances in one of Young German theatre students Universal-Internationand actors are showing a "pro- - 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