The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 March 1949 — Page 6

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENICASTLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1949.

defeated Germans Faring Better Than Their British Conquerors

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(UP) Thing* thp Anglo-American airlift have the average i P ro<luced n 9 P ec1 * 1 situati<,n -

, „ . . , „ Bat it’.s a fact that in the west-

n i ailille-class family that I

, , ern zones of fiermany in tnis

li. i i at in the standard of J

third and perhaps most critical

in the standard of

li\ii! \.;ll drive it right down to

th’ Iliitirh level.

household. than his victorious British coun

Already Germans are <eyelr.g terpart. fearfully the first signs of such

an economic retreat. The new Wchroiacht veterans, I stuck my western-backed currency is be- nose against the plate glass winginning to deteriorate. Cigar- daw of a sumptuous new restaur- . ties, the infallible index, are ris- ant on the Bahnofplatz

ing in price on the black market.

They sill udw for about pack, appeownotely

the price!whfIn the new deutsche-

German for about $10. In Bn ''| count charges them with killing

ain the price is closer to $20. A | ^ prcmedi t a ted malice.

'i(in! do -n’t apply to Berlin, of victorious Britain is haunting v.the Soviet blockade and the head of many of a German

winter of peace, the specter of a mark was introduced, decline to the austerity existence j But thnusjti 1 his money is buyless,.*!*'vanquished German| which would have surprised and

■ng

bet tori "Rff in

good suit in Germany costs about

Standing beside a few tattered $4r) inclnt ling the cost of buying

coupons for it in the black market. A Briton would be lucky to

do as well for $80.

Maybe it is n good thing that the rubble of war remains an<| that American, British and French occupation troops still walk the streets of the western

zones of Germany.

Otherwise, Germans reading about conditions in Britain might rind it easy to forget who won

the war.

former-

ly Hindenburgplatz and watch$.3 a!" 1 well-clad diners eating in a

four times! father ami chromium setting

that would not have shamed

Broadway.

They were eating from a menu

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respects bewildered most Britons, strict, d as they are to threecourse meals costing no more

than $1.

Not all Germans, of course, - an afford to eat at luxury restaurants, where wine is plentiful and food is near pre-war standards. To bring Gprmaq middle.•las-: family life into perspective, here is a comparison of the "guaranteed" weekly rations per per on in Britain and Germany: M.-at British about 12 ounee; German four ounces. Bread British unrationed; German two and one-fifth oune-

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l‘Uv\SANTRV SURPRISED Elder Harold McCammack wa-’ pleasantly surprised at his home near Belle Union Tuesday evening when several me.fbers of the

Deer Creek church dropped in t.r> help celebrated his 49th birthday anniversary. The evening was spent in con versation and singing. Several nice gifts were recotv ed. Delicious refreshments, of

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crp am. cakes

served. Those

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ounces:

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Fats British eight German seven ounces.

Egg:; British

German unrationed. Sti'- ir British 10 ounces; G o

nan 13 ounces.

Milk British two and one-half pint.u; German one and one-half

pints.

On the fare of it, that would ve the Biiti -h Ihe hotter of it But where the German has the dge is in the well-oiled an I monthly operating black market where anything is nvnilahlc at any time at a price. There is nothing remotely rc- ■ embling It in Britain. The lycido.i black market, for examp!", not only very small but very hard to find. Meat on the German black market, which runs wide-open, i--.80 rent:: a pound, All of it you can buy. Pork and poultry esnr< ially are plentiful. Brea I is; TO e "nts n pound, sugar n pound, eggs 30 ceniAe each Cheese is plentiful to ctyyu}. A German family of- two ot Uiree wage-earners, each piaking $20 or $2. r > a week, whifh is a good middle-class wage, .ian afford at h ast $12 a month and often more on tljf UlaelctYOarkot'. 'lUie s upplement to the ccguilgr ratmns which ths\8'A prfn’Ades would iflnftc the mouth of-. 4j*rmany’s British conqueror wafer. A good pair of shoes pells in

FRANKLIN, Ind., March 31 (UP) Four men charged with the holdup slaying of a liq ior itore cl -rlt probably will be a(raigned !>< i fore Circuit Court Judge Oral S. Barnett today. Faring chaiges of murder were William Caine, 27, Evan - ville, the nlleged triggerman; Alb -rt Hansbrough, 22, India: - apolis, accused of b. ii^; the driver of the getaway car; Harold Lloyd. 23, Indianapol s, the nileged lookout; and John Parnell, t8, Louisville, Ky., charged with hs-ing Caine’s accomplice. A grand jury returned an in dietment yesterday charging ticfour men with first degree murder in the death of Lloyd L. Abl.ett, 49, on March 2. The first count of the indictment charged the men with killing Abbett in an attempt to perpetrate a robbery and the second j

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