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Military government weekly information bulletin
No. 17 (November 1945)
Voices of experience, p. 15
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tPo ices o[ xperience Subsidiary REVIIEW BOARDS For better administration of Law 8, a system of subsidiary Review Boards under each Kreis Review Board in North Wiirttemberg-Baden is being organized to expedite the hearing of appeals. In addition, every large enter- prise (100 employees) is encouraged to set up -a denazification committee, with equal representation of employers and employees, to advise on the re- moval of nazis and recommend ap- proval or disapproval of appeals. It is believed that these committees will assume an increasing responsibi- lity for the removal lof nazis, and will, to some extent, counteract the ten- dency on the part of the Germans con- cerned with denazification to consider that their chief function is the rein- statement of persons removed. COMMUNITY FINED FOR INTERFERING WITH OFFICIALS The fining of a community, through its Birgermeister, on a charge of in- terfering with public officials in the course of their business took place in Landesbezirk Baden last week. A Summary Military Court, in the first -ca-se 'of its kind in that area,, meted 'out a fine of RM 6,000 to the community of Gerichstetten (L K Buchen). Employees of the Landrat's office were set upon by a substantial num- her of townspeople when the workers,} acting under Military Government di- rection, sought to take possession of a motorcycle. The Burgermeister of Gerichtstetten failed to exert his in- fluence to suppress the resentment of the community. FIELD FOOD OFFICES BRIEFED IN DUTIES AND POWERS A team of German officials fromthe Landesernahrungsamt has begun touring throughout LB Baden to in- struct all of the food offices in their duties and powers. Such efforts should enable the food offices to operate efficiently by the time Kreis food and agriculture of- ficers are withdrawn. A handbook outlining the obligations and procedure of operation for the 2,000 Farm Inspection Committee members in the Landesbezirk is being published. OVERCOME LUMBER SHORTAGE A pre-fabricated house construction firm in Wiesbaden has partially over- come the lumber shortage by deve- loping a house siding made of blocks of cinders and cement. Such houses may be of value in cities like Hanau, where the destruc- tion was so great that new dwellings, rather than repairs, are a necessity. 15 To expedite hearing of appeals, and for better administration of Law 8, North WiirttembergBaden setsupsub- sidiaries under Kreis Review boards. i
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