European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 28, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stapes april nor Dewith East nations reaches experts believe by Walter grand la Frankfurt Ger Trade with russian East european satellites has in creased cent in a More than a year and has reached what Western Allied Trade specialists described As the probable As a these sources look upon the demands of West Ger Man industrialists for greater tude in Trade the East As a Means close Germany serious Dollar As More political wind than economic people overestimate the j importance of Germany prewar Trade with the one expert the Eastern european countries More 15 cent of Germany prewar German Trade with East Europe now accounts for approximately 1 per cent of the and specialists in the subject believe changed conditions in satellite countries will make i to reach prewar balance shifts West German East Europe Trade both directions reached a level of in compared to a combined figure of in increase of 400 per cent German exports to the East in february last month for which figures Are available were be tween and imports in the same month from Eastern satellite countries were Between and prior to february the Trade bal Ance favored the satellite coun the fact that it has begun to suggests to the experts that the Bottom of the barrel has been so far As the easts Abil Ity to pay is it was pointed out that approximately of Grain imports from the under agreements already rep discount demands of industrialists apolitical wind resents about All the satellites or will be permitted to sex an increase in German exports of strategic and heavy Industrial these sources would not materially alter the consumer goods consumer goods in categories where the Eastern satellites might be permitted expansion Are not required by the German complaints from German that Allied controls on to the East of certain lists of Strate Gic and restricted items have Hamstrung Germany Industrial Are described As invalid by specialists who Point out that Only about 20 per cent of applications for Export permits were rejected under these since the rejected averaged about a and since Germany Dollar Defi Cit is around is obvious those rejections Are not the answer to the these sources when control of Export Henna ing passes to German hands some time within the next few Allied anticipate a softening in application of restrictions on Trade in items previously restricted in Trade with the but they do not expect any in Overall expansion of one specialist phrased it this Way it is Likely russian Long Range plan in fostering this desire for East european Trade is to whet the appetites of German industrialists for soviet sphere anticipation of the end of Marshall its mostly political wind i video devalues Talent bookers protest by Arthur knew fast growing 1 television Industry is daily creating new problems for the older entertainment Media As to poaches the major percentage of its stars from the radio and nightclub managers of some Heaters and nightclubs have told stars they could not appear on television shows until they bad completed their theater or night club the first Evi Dence of this counterrevolution was noticed in Chicago where Nate director of the vast and Katz theater told his stage Talent they were free to appear on Chicago television shows after they finished their stints of there Are plenty of acts around Chicago i would like to Platt but they have dissipated their value to me by hav ing appeared on television outlet in the As ticket Sellers they Are worthless in Chicago for another Quick to Back Platt were Muriel chief Talent Hooker for the Hilton hotel and Herb managing director of Chicago Oriental asked miss win come into the Empire or the Boulevard rooms and pay to see entertainers that they have Al ready seen in their Homes for nothing Elisburg giving the example of a recent booking of years april 1945 marshal Henri Philippe Petain is imprisoned at outside of after his arrival from the Swiss Border to face a charge of Ajr Meks deposits in 1946 v the first group of 379 wives arid arrive in april 1947 the in general Assembly opens its special Palestine session in new april 1948 arabs and jews Tigre to temporary ceasefire to the walled City of april 1949 Ati Iora widow of the Philippines first her daughter and killed i an ambush in Northern notes Singer Bickard Hayes into Hayes had become an overnight sensation with a record ing of the old master Painter and his value to the of was to draw those eager to see the new singing by Mak ing several television Elisburg Hayes seemingly appeased his giving free the Only thing he had to sell from the the Oriental Box office reflected sports world for a Long tune the sports world1 been divided on some promoters claiming that the new entertainment Media has increased attendance while others have said just the entertainers do not agree with miss Abbott and Many acts claim to has put them in the big time and even a demand for nightclub and theater id tale Jaife a Chicago who Baa recently guested on the Best net work and ocal to con tends he has received bids from nightclubs All Over the nation As a result of television he contributes his present better thana Venage business at Chi Cagos Vine gardens to Baa to the movie Industry has prohibited stars from appearing on shows unless the script Baa been passed by their the stars Are much too valuable property to permit them j to Sully carefully buildup rep by expert few actors and actresses can and the movie Industry also seeks to limit the number of to appear ances by big name the idea Jav to not the Public windows being restored to Cathedral Canterbury a m u e 1 works six Days a week at his new which be predicts will take 20 the Job is to restore those of the More modern of the stained Glass windows of Canterbury Cathedral that were damaged by wartime Caldwell has five help in almost five this Crew already replaced most of the ancient Glass of 61 stored behind thick Stone Walls in the crypt when the War some of this Glass was made in the 12th Neucom ments Bam Berg welfare donates 16 fruit Trees to German Binderheim by Virginia Webb sixteen fruit gifts of the Bamberg welfare seated the German Kinder hem Fen the4 planted in conjunction with Arbor Day for boy and girl scouts suggestion Tor the gift bras made by founder i the association and honorary president representatives of the Berg women american family and to Mel of the american boy and girl scout organizations attended the Dee Beth Mac vicar and Albert bar card were married recently in i Wiesbaden City Burchard is employed at hiccm3 in fart and b Orchard is a member of the editorial staff of the St and pulitzer prize play our taunt is scheduled i open in May with a cast of Young of american club theater the group was founded last year hat been presenting plays in English by Willi Irwin Shaw and William act has Alto become a focal Point for the american and after show informal entertainment and gatherings offer to meet ones friends and other americans in Anne Gerlette George Voskovec Are directors of the Vurn Beruff Parent teacher is assisting in pub into for the new school Library and Are also Torud Dekruif Partite Ipaty establishing a summer Camp at Stein for obtaining 100 per cent membership in the regimental of the 1st inf div members of 26th awarded a three Day Holiday in Garmisch a masquerade Ball is scheduled Tor tomorrow no Fol at the dub in meetings scheduled by clubs in Heidelberg May include dramatic group of the american women which will j 8 pm in the Green room of the and the finance Leto i ing at pm at the Marogen hostesses for the meeting of the Heidelberg wives club e Neucom Casino May Are and also on May Oil Catholic women Are invited to attend a Given by the ladies of at the Europe hotel at 12 to reservations Call Toca Cicic at 7312 held Civ or 6422 Heid the cad club will meet at the Marogen 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