The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 15

Tufsiiy, June 6, 1930 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Paje 13 bear Occupation Costs Attacked In Bonn Ri if KjSS Radio and Television I as. Troops Cited As German Finances Shake -r -i BY DREW MIDDLETOJf. ury goods, a general in eon-, A'. T. Timet Cable.

sutnera' goods, and some "special" Bonn, June 4 The Federal Gov- taxes on transportation. These' eminent today assailed the occupa-: taxes, however, will bring in onlyj tlon costs, which pay for the de- 45,000,000 marks and, according to French Zone 790 million mark. The report emphasized the "relatively high share of the French zone of occupation." The occupation costs born by the Federal government are increased, the report said, by orders and regulations of the occupying powers which are "not recognized as occupation costs by the these the report, the Finance Ministry fense of Germany by American, Two Dramas Aided For Summer Airing! Satan To Make Bow Tonight'i entries in the summer replacement list include twp new i amatic shows and the return of a half-hour novelty feature. On television, NBC-WLW-T rings up the curtain on "Circle Theater" at 8:30 p. m.

The weekly series feature stars in original sto- British and French troops, as aa "unstable factor" In the West German economy. The attack was made In the course of a detailed expects to propose additional saving measures. The states which compose the Federal Government also will have report on the shaky finances of ja deficit in the current fiscal year, the Federal Government Issued byjtne disclosed, although at Powers." When the income to the Germans for the occupation budget Is considered, the total occupation costs amount to 4,550 million mark or over 81 billion. The fact that this Is a relatively light defense budget for a country of 50 million peopie. the Ministry oi finance, ine re- marks it will be far less port admitted that In the fiscal than the expected federal deficit a 4 mAa a inn a 3 Ibas year 1950 the government must ex- for the h.

a hnnt 1 uevi uiai luvvuiv nil, fc Federal republic amount to 4,550 3,875,000,000 marks less than ex million marks, Herr Schaefer re penses. vealed. The Finance Minister, who The report of Finance Minister rncst solemnly to avoid mystery or sujpense tales in favor of depicting more life-like situations. Nelson Case will act as host for the series. Brian Aherne stars in tonight's story, "The Magnificent Gesture." "Satan's WaiUn'" is the provoca vigorously supposed a German law WORLD HEWS A for the reduction of income taxes, then claimed that the occupation casts are an "unstable factor" in the German economy which "weakens the will of the Federal authorities to economize and save." Nor, his A.

Frit Schaeffer, Issued here today, Is considered optimistic in the extreme. It estimates that the republic's total neome of 11,125,000,000 marks will be augmented by the addition of 250,000,000 marks after the suppression or smuggling. It also estimates that total federal expenditure of 15 billion marks will be cut by 2,700,000,000 marks through a reduction in expense of individual government office. report stated, has the expectation of a marked reduction of occupa tion costs materialized. Doris Day, a Cincinnati girl, is one of the regular vocalists rjkjTK on the "Bob Hope Show," on STife? WLW at 9 p.

m. today, ffc JiT4' Nelson Case is host on the new, half-hour weekly dramatic show, "Circle Theater," on NBC-WLW-T at 8:30 p. m. today. According to the report, occupa tion costs are apportioned among the three cones as follows: tive title of a new radio series opening at 8:30 p.

m. today on CBS-WKRC. Replacing 'JMr. And Mrs. North," the show will consist of weekly.

half -hour psychological dramas edited by Joel Malone, whose experience in scaring people Includes work on "The Whistler" and "Suspense." A permanent member of the Cast of characters is the Devil himself, who will set the scene for each story and then proceed to wreak havoc among the hapless mortals involved in the evening's plot. Tonight, for instance, Satan will throw three persons into a Jealous These "paper reductions," attrac United State Zone 1,517 million tive though they may appear In marks. 3 the Finance Ministry report, re British Zone 1,741 million marks. his damage, CBS-WKRC brings on another summer replacement, Allen Funt's "Candid Microphone," which takes over the 9:30 p. m.

time of "Don't tell mt Junior is going through another phase!" main a long way from realization fit with some home-brewed love potion. All of this will be to the eerie accompaniment of the thera- mln, a musical instrument which never has really been put to very The brutal fact Is that there Is a Five Rate Attendance Pins "This Is Your Life." "Candid Mi celve the coveted 12-year attend ance pins at commencement exer deficit of 3,875,000,000 marks in the federal financial picture. ASPIRIN crophone" is the show on which I mm ACCURATE IV At St, Ursula Graduation triD CMILORS" cises at 4 p. m. tomorrow in the Cin good use up till now.

The report also called for the the gentle art of eavesdropping is raised to new heights of ingenuity. DOSAGE 2. One hour after Satan has done Five seniors of St. Ursula Acad' introduction of new taxes on lux- cinnati Woman's Club, 643 Oak St emy, 1339 E. McMillan will re Pins will go to Miss Gertrude DAYTIME STATIONS.

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