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00 0 0 TWOBig 4 Talks Bog Down on Reparations London, Dec. diplomats today described Russia's demands for $10,000,000,000 in reparations from Germanyto be paid largely out of current production- as the issue which probably would break up the Big Four Foreign Ministers conference. This view, apparently, is behind the efforts of the western representatives to obtain from Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov an explanation of his statement that the questions of reparations and German economic unity could be considered simultaneously.

American officials are privately convinced that Molotov prepared to agree to economic unification of Germany without assurance that all--or at least a substantial part -of his tions 'demands will be met. creparaThe opposition of the United States and Britain to these demands so far is absolute, and under the circumstances responsible western sources say they do not see how any important Big Four agreements can be made on Germany. U. S. Secretary of State, George C.

Marshall is known feel that a solution of German economic problems providing for the removal of zonal barriers to trade is a prerequisite to any other agreements on Germany. Killed By Hit-Skip Youngstown, Dec. Sixty-five-year-old Dan Boland, his skull fractured by a speeding hit-skip driver, died this morning in Youngstown hospital after he was struck while crossing the street. Cold Miseries their GRIPE relief in 30 minutes? Unloosen the torturing grip of cold miseries in as little as half an hour. Take these special tablets that bring millions such comfort so quickly.

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Griffith Robert and Shrivers, Clyde Mrs. Grose. Moosehaven, which has been established as a home where aged members of the Moose may spend their declining years, is located on the banks of St. John's river, at Orange Park, Fla. In February, Women of the Moose will celebrate the 25th anniversary of its establishment.

Women of the Moose have an important part to play in the building and maintaining of this home as a regular part of their activities, and the Moosehaven committee is especially designed to serve this cause. Moosehaven was established in 1928 by Miss Katherin Smith, grand chancellor of the Women of the Moose. A class of 15 candidates will be initiated at the meeting tomorrow. Refreshments will be served. Probe Man's Death Norwalk, 0., Dec.

Huron county authorities today investigated the death of 57- year-old Clarence H. Perry of Oberlin, who told Sheriff Jesse Mellott before he died that he had been shot accidentally by a hitch-hiker. A gas turbine was patented in 1791 by a John Barber, another in 1808 by a John Dumbell. Need We repair and clean all makes of furnaces. Best Furnace materials--trained workmen.

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NEWARK BARGAIN 23-27 SOUTH PARK PLACE NEWARK, OHIO WEATHER WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10 Newark Weather- -Sleet and light snow tonight; Thursday cloudy with some light snow. TEMPERATURE CHART Max. Min. Yest.

Night Cond. Akron .28 23 Cloudy Atlanta .54 38 Rain Bismarck ....25 5 Snow Cincinnati ...33 26 Rain Cleveland 29 25 Pt. Cldy Columbus ....33 21 Cloudy Dayton .31 23 Cloudy Denver 34 14 Clear Detroit .29 22 Pt. Cldy Duluth 13 Snow Fort Worth .46 43 Cloudy Huntington .38 27 Pt. Cldy Indianapolis .33 25 27 Snow Kansas City ..30 Cloudy Los Angeles 61 41 Clear Louisville .38 29 Rain Miami .79 73 Pt.

Cldy Paul 18 12 Snow Newark .34 17 Clear New Orleans 63 60 Rain New York .41 28 Clear Oklahoma City 40 31 Cloudy Pittsburgh ....31 21 Clear Toledo ..30 20 Cloudy Washington ..42 29 Pt. Cldy GOP Has Plan To Hold Prices (Continued from Page 1) powers which Undersecretary William C. Foster said would permit rationing of meat, gasoline and other commodities. The measure would provide authority for allocations and priorities on scarce items, including livestock and poultry, steel, grain and grain products and other commodities. is Even before the Republican program wag officially nounced, it had come under atfrom Democrats.

Rep. Gore (D-Tenn) accused the GOP of "rubber stamping" for "big business" by proposing voluntary' industry-wide agreements. Taft said a single bill embodying all four points of the Republican program will be introduced in Chairman the house Wolcott, immediately by the banking committee. Wolcott told reporters he plans to hold hearings on the bill tomorrow. Taft and Halleck announced the GOP anti-inflation plan following a meeting of senate a house GOP leaders.

They said they hope the single bill can be enacted in time to permit congress to adjourn Dec. 19. About the time this meeting was breaking up on the house side of the capitol, the senate banking committee approved one point of the President's flation program--legislation to restore limited consumer credit controls through March 15, 1949. Chairman Tobey, N. told reporters the vote was 9 to 4.

The bill approved by committee simply authorizes the federal reserve board to restore controls installment buying. excludes regular charge accounts from any restriction. Details of the program--consumer goods to covered, the amount of down payment required and how much time to pay the balance--would be left to the federal reserve board, as under the control program which expired Nov. 1. That program covered such products as automobiles, washing machines and refrigerators.

In general customers were required to pay one-third down on these and had to pay the balance in 15 months. The GOP leadership also agreed a single appropriation bill should be whipped together providing funds for emergency foreign relief, occupation needs of the army, and for administration of the anti-inflation program. Local Clubs Are Guests of Lions Members of the Exchange, Kiwanis and Rotary clubs were guests of Newark Lions club this week at a luncheon lecture held in the ballroom. Roy Cochran, Lion president, introduced the presidents of the various clubs. Earl VanNess, chairman of the program committee then introduced the main speaker, Dr.

Tennyson Guyer. Dr. Guyer discussed "TNTToday Not Tomorrow" which dealt. with America's responsibility in establishing world peace. -106 ADWARA (U.) AUTULAID Problem Again Aired Here (Continued from Page 1) when he first asked the building superintendent to clean up the conditions existing at Hartzler school.

Mrs. Kenneth Householder, another PTA member, read an excerpt from national report which definitely fixes, responsibility for fire prevention measures with the board and superintendent of schools. A petition bearing the signatures of 133 school employes was presented to the board, requesting that personnel be paid semi-monthly instead of monthly. Board Clerk Stewart Cox said if such a measure were put into effect, more office help would be required. He added, however, that he favored the move.

Action on the matter was held up until, special meeting time, The board approved the recommendation of the board of trustees of the public library that Frank Elliott be appointed to fill the unexpired term on the latter board, created by the death of O. J. Barnes. A resolution, pronounced a tribute to the memory of the late S. M.

Wolfe, member of the board for 18 years, was adopted by school board members. No action was taken on 3 recommendation by Supt. Edwards that the salary of Clerk Cox be raised. Cox now receives $3,850 annually. Mrs.

Russell suggested the matter be left to the action of the new board taking office after the first of the year. George Kerr was awarded a contract for $2,000 to place blacktop, hard-surface on three tennis courts at Cherry Valley school. Edwards told the board there is a definite need for additional storage, space, 1,500 particularly desks, and for approximately added he believed a quonset-type building would provide the answer to the problem. Such a building, he pointed out, could be erected at Everett field. The board will also consider this proposal at its special meeting later this month.

Name Okey Tracy Grange Master Okey Tracy was named master of Granville grange when the grange held annual election of officers Friday evening. Other officers elected were: Irwin Davis, overseer; Mrs. Alice Montgomery, lecturer; George Case, steward; Mrs. Irwin Davis, assistant steward; William Phillips, treasurer; William Richards, secretary; Kenneth Goodrich, gate keeper; Mrs. Bertha Brown, chaplain; Mrs.

George Conrad, Pomona. Mrs. Harriet Piper, Ceres; Mrs. Ivan Dunlap, Flora; Henry Deming, legislative agent; Mrs. Stuart Whitehead, pianist; Leslie C.

Kearns, member of executive committee; Eurie Loughridge, home economics chairman; Helen Phillips, social chairman; Edward Hutchins, business agent. Mrs. Harriet Hall Hostess at Meet Fourteen members were present when the Kirkersville Mothers' club met Monday in the home of Mrs. Harriet Hall. Mrs.

Wayne Sheets was assistant hostess. A Christmas Scripture was read by Mrs. Ralph Harriott, which was followed by a prayer. Topic for the meeting was 'A Rainy Day." Lunch was served to the group, and Christmas gifts were exchanged. Next meeting will be held in the home of Mrs.

Dan Forry. Students Told Of Coast Guard Lieut. W. M. Prall of the United States Coast Guard today spoke before students of Newark high school and St.

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thru CHRISTMAS SAT. Mrs. Loos Dies At Pataskala Pataskala, Dec. 10. (P) Mrs.

Maud D. Loos, 68, widow of Gilbert P. Loos, died Tuesday at (1 p. m. in the home of her daughter, Mrs.

William J. Beckett of Pataskala, after several months' illness. She was born at Kenton, May 19, 1879, and was the daughter of William and Sara (Ferguson) Dickson. Besides her daughter, Mrs. Beckett, she is survived by another daughter, Mrs.

William B. Duval of Cincinnati; two sons, Robert W. Loos of Erie, and James Loos of Bexley; four grandchildren; and one sister, Mrs. Otto P. Tatsch of Erie, The body was taken to Fostoria today by the Vinton D.

Morrow funeral home, and services will be held Thursday ate 2 p. m. in the Harrold funeral home in Fostoria. Burial will be made in Fostoria cemetery. Adventist Church Plans Bible Study Members of the Newark Seventh Adventist church will once again, in with other churches cooperation, participate in the American Bible society's 'world-wide Holiday Bible Reading plan, Elder T.

W. Thirlwell, pastor of the church, announced today. A feature of the campaign, through which the Bible society hopes to establish a new interest in Bible study, will be the distri-1 bution of attractive bookmarks at as many homes in the city as possible, he said, Adventists who participate in ALUMINUM Combination STORM WINDOWS and SCREENS by "STOACO" No Painting Completely Sealed Easy to Operate Immediate Delivery 36 Months to Pay ALSO Rock Wool Blown Insulation For Free Estimates Call ROBERT MIX 3279-2 this plan of making will brief visits besides their neighbors leave, the bookmark, a small leaflet containing a Scripture check' list providing for reading the Bible through in a year. The leaflet has been provided at the expense of the 2,740 Adventist churches in North America, which are assuming the obligation of visiting one million homes in North America. The Adventist church has designated Saturday, Dec.

13, as Worldwide Sabbath, and many other organizations have been asked to set aside Sunday, Dec. 14, as Worldwide Bible Sunday. "This movement, in which we gladly cooperate, is designed by the Bible society to combat the forces of lawlessness and unrest which seek to plunge this world into another terrible war," Elder Thirlwell said. Holt To Get $10,000 Springfield, Dec. Edward Holt, whose appointment as school superintendent was formalized last night, will receive $10,000 a year, making him the highest paid public official in board of education announced.

The stickleback fish makes its nest of a curious substance which exudes from its own' body. 40, Avai AR A Coast Guard Academy in London, Conn. address was given before college preparatory and students of Newark high school junior and senior boys and girls of St. Francis de Sales. For the purpose of interesting students in the Coast Academy or in the Coast Guard as a career, Lieut.

Prall explained some of the qualifications for entrance into the Academy, the training a cadet receives and the many activities in which he engages. The Coast Guard Academy prepares young men for careers as officers in the Coast Guard. Upon completion of the four-year engineering course, a cadet is eligible for a commission as ensign in the Coast Guard and a bachelor of science degree in engineering. George Kinney Is DeMolay Leader George Kinney was elected master councilor, of the Order of DeMolay at its meeting held Monday night. Other officers elected for the coming term of six months were: Raymond Fatig.

senior councilor; Edward Cotton, junior councilor; Edward Lange, treasurer. These with other appointive officers will be installed during a public ceremony in January. The new advisory council recently appointed will also be installed at that time. Dec. 30, another class of candidates will be received into the Order, the last date for receiving petitions being at the meeting Dec.

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