American Military Government in Germany.

American Military Government in Germany. Civilians of Beyreuth clear debris from the rear of the Wahnfried House, in which the famous composer Richard Wagner risided during the final years of his life. All civilians must register for labor and civilian requirement of the Military Government constitute a first priority. The Military Government labor polici is disigned to prevent serious civil unrest and disorder which would endanger the occupying forces and to utilize to the fullest the German labor resources for the requirements of the occupying forces. Laborers are paid by the Burgemeister. Existing wage controls prevailling under the most recent German regulations are maintained where they are consistent with other provisions of Military Government.