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The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-09-08
NEW CHURCH BUlLDINa 53.. .s. 81. !
At MINERAL CENTER

On August 18th meeting was
held at the hall at Mineral Center
for the purpose Of organizing q
church, the need Of which has been
IA long felt want by all the comnluni-
Ety. Meeting on above date was we'll
attended IN spite of rather bad wea-
|, ,ther; and the business Of organizing
was carried out .>>= + ~ = f ss =sz =. "
The following day work Of stalking
out the building site and hauling
some of. the timber was begun. On
Tuesday. August, 81, the people of
Mineral Center were called together
on the site of the new church build
ifg, (which is to be known as the
United Congregational, for the pur-
pose of breaking ground and laying
the corner stone. Grandma Sullivan,
of Black River Falls, Wis, was called
upon to turn. over the first earth,
following a prayer from the Sunday
School superintendent, song service
by the congregation and responses,
indicating unity of purpose. by near
ly everyone present.
Meeting was closed by prayer by
two of our leaders and an outdoor
dinner was spread where the lawn
will some time be; after which the
real work of building was begun, and
has been in progress thru the week
with decided success, considering the
difficulty that some times come up.
The aim of the church, flock is to get
this new place Of worship near
enough to completion to be- dedica-
ted on Sunday, September 18TH AL
though this is a, very busy time of
year. everyone responded eagerly to
the call sent out for materials and
workers; good sized crew. every day
of the week gives proof of the unity
of purpose, felt and shown not near
ly as much by word as by deed.
We need now to use, every hour
each day of the following week to ac-
clompish the most necessary work,
to reach the goal set for our selves,
to be as nearly ready as possible for
the dedication of this new building,
as place of worship. as a house of
God. "a:
t. Cordial invitation extended to- all
Eswho care; to attend.
Foreman, Building Commttee.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-09-08
DIR. LESHER At CONGRE-
cAflONAL CHURCH

u. Rev. Everett Lesher, state super
intendent of the Congregational
church, will preach next Sunday NOR
ming at the local church. Mr.. Lesher
will have a sterring message which
all should hear: You are invited. ~
:. ln5the afternoon, at $780,. Mr.: Lesh-
er5will preach the dedication sermon
Of the new church at Mineral Center.
Work on this church, is being ruched
and it, will be ready for a service
Sunday. - - .... .... =. :.
The Congregational Sunday School
meets at 10 A. M: next Sunday. The
7. P.S meets atI P. M. You are in
vited. >S':.~
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-09-08
SHORT STATE NEWS

Bemidji-A fall from a load Of
slabs here killed Erick Erickson, rs
years Of age. He was an employee
of the Crookston Lumber company.
Pipestone - While crossing the
street in the downtown district of
the city, P. P. Cady, judge of munici-
pal court, was run down and injured
by motor truck
Litchfeld- L. Werdin of Eden
Valley committed suicide by shooting
his head off. He lay in bed, placed
the muzzle of a shotgun at his chin
ard discharged it.
Hill City-Mr. end Mrs. James f.
Murphy of St. Paul. while touring ON
motorcycle, skidded ON a turn and
were hurled from the machine. Both
suffered bruises and cuts about the
face.
Grove City-Mrs. Thomas Reed who
lives six miles northeast of here, re-
ports raising a chicken that has four
legs. Two of the legs are shorter
than the ones is uses to walk on, but
it is perfectly developed otherwise.
Red Wing-Steps were taken by
the Red Wing Chamber of Commerce
to get a recount of the city's popu-
latjon, in view of the apparent in
accuracy" Of the official count of
S, ,637 announced by the United States
census bureau at Washington. The
chamber wired the directors of the
census, making the formal request
for an official recount.
Redwood Fells-Sheriff Kise has
f. : the u~ner Of lit automo
which lie found aba. (: Led on a .n-
try rad Mar lt,e. Nv. Heel & is
of Sioux F.,- WA, has idenr: led
the ~ !inc =, 1ir. cue stoli In
HIM, jay -
St. Paul-Increasing more than
$22!000,000 in a year, Minnesota's,
"four-legged gold mine'' is far in ad-
vance Of all states in the nation in
the volume of its output of dairy
products, Chris Heen, Minnesota
state dairy and food commissioner,
reports.
Moorhead-Ninety gallons of an Am
erican brand of burbon whisky bur-
led in containers in the ground along
the Red river on the Minnesota side,
We're found by Chris N. Bell, Federal
prohibition agent, operating out of
Moorhead. No arrest were 1.,ade.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-09-08
HANS HAROLDSON TO BE
) ON THE TICKET THIS FALL

The supreme court has decided
that Hans Haroldson, and not Jo ohn
b. Richards, was nominated for dis
:trict judge at the June primaries.
The state canvassing board declared
Mr. Richardson nominated for sixth
place over Mr.. Haroldson by, a narrow
margin, although unofficial returns
indicated that Mr.. Haroldson was the
winner. INVESTIGATION showed there
was a mistake in the returns from
Carlton county, which gave Mr.. Har-
oldson 400 votes instead of 339, as
shown by the official returns.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-09-08
SCHOOL OPENED TUESDAY

The local school opened Tuesday,
with an enrolment of 1877 pupils.
The teachers are as follows: super
intendent, i! r teualheim; Principal
Mrs. Spooner;; High School teachers,
Mrs. spooner, Mrs. Andert and Mr..
Qualheim; seventh and eighth grades,
Grace Schaefer; fifth and sixth
grades, Sophie sioberg;; third and
fourth grades, signild . Soderberg;
first and second grades, Bessie sjo-
berg. r.. -. *: ~
Miss Schaefer and Mrs. Andert are
substituting, pending the selection of
teachers for those grades. There is
a vacancy in the domestic science de-.
partment. Mr. Qualheim has been
in touch with people to fill these
vacancies and expect to have them
filled in few days.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-09-08
GRAND. 1ARAIs !

( = !. ~. &
81 Grand Marais, OF golden Light,
Thy ,sunshines are d treasure. zs.. 4
They bring US health they bring ii
wealth, +: @ T.. z:5 .s:s.s ss.:5 i: .*,s s~{
+ And life in fullest measure. .->S>
1 love thy fields Of waving grain: !:
! love the flowers on thy plain. a
o! Grand .Marais, land of colder
light *>.> *-> >1* >1.:e .s.:ss. ~. III .
Thy .sunbeams are d treasure. x
Thy skies are clear italian blue, =. s. 4. I
II Thy clowds drop sweetest waters
Thy sons are noble. strong and true
The fairest are thy daughters. 7 :
l love thy winding, limpid streams,
/ love thy sunshine golden CLEANS
O! Grand Marais, land of golden
T. light 80 =.
Thy sunbeams are treasure.
Thy prairies feed vast herds and
focks,
Gold cometh from thy mountains,
And from beneath thy craggy rocks
Bust forth the sparkling fountains
l love thy creeks and rippling rills,
Thy mountain peaks and jeweled hills.
O! Grand Marais of golden light
Thy sunbeams are treasure.
These little thoughts on Grand Ma
rails were written by lady who came
here from Pine City to seek relief
from illness. She has been here
several weeks and has almost re.
game her health.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-09-08

LOST-A lady's knit scarf on the
road between the village and Rose
bush. Finderj please notify the
Herald office.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-09-08

The model Of '*The Maid of 162O,,,
a statue in memory of the Pilgrim
mothers which will be erected in
Plymouth, Mass, in November. In
connection with the opening of the
Tricentenary of the landing of the
Pilgrims in Plymouth. The statue is
the first in honor Of the women of
the Mayfower. The figure will be- of
bronze and will stand six feet eight
inches high. 1t is the work of Henry
H. Katson, a we'll known sculptor of
Boston. .,.-
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-09-08
Don't Argue Too Lonu

The danger of OVERRIDING an argu-
ment, political or otherwise, lis illus
:trated by Mark Twain's experience at
"a meeting to raise funds for foreign
missions. E'When the speaker had
talked 10 minutes" said Mark, II was
so impressed decided to give every
cent l had with me. After another
10 minutes, l concluded that l would
throw into the treasury all the silver
L had about me-; 10 minutes later l
decided I wouldn't give anything; and
at, the end of the talk, still 10 min
utes later, as the contribution plate
came around, was so utterly exhaus-
ted bv the arguments that l extrac-
ted 81 for my own use.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-09-08

Miss Laura Bromweal,, after break
ing an air record by looping the loop
81 times, took out her powder puff
and nonchalantH powdered her nose.
The establishing of this record
marked the dedication of the Curtis
.Aendrome, formerly known as Hazel
hurst Field, tand used by the United
States Army fiiecs during the war.
Miss Bromwel went up more than
10000 feet before she started on her
rdbreaking descent. She was
aloft an hour and fifteen minutes,
and was in the machine alone. She
received her pilots license year ago.
She is twenty three years of age
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-09-08
Mike Nevelle of Fort William wa.
q visitor III the village to-day. il

Mike Nevelle of Fort William was
q visitor ii the village to-day. +.
y Charley Bostrom returned Tuesday
from a. trip in the northern part Of
the county - ~.a.s.s ~.a.s. -. - I'll 2S.
John Malonowski, with some
friends, drove to Fort William Sun
day, to spend the holiday. = =, -:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed: Toftey and chill
dren returned Monday from a two
weeks visit with relatives in Minnie
apolis. ~ -.
At the Princess Saturday and Mon
day-Dorothy Gish in '''I'll Get Him
YETI. Next Wednesday and Tuesday
Alice Brady in Sinners.
Miss Thelma Woods visited with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. John
Woods, over the holidays, returning
to Duluth Monday afternoon.
Axel Berglund has resigned his po-
sition as locator on the Gunfint road
and will soon start in his new po7
<sition as locater for the Cloquet
Lumber Company.
The clearing on the lower side of
the road opposite Charles Taylors
place looked like tent city Monday.
There were about twenty autosno-
bile parties camped there.
The Royal Neighbors gave, a very
enjoyable dance Monday evening at
the Happy Hour Hail. About fifty
couples were in attendance There
was good music and sumptdds lunch
was served at an appropriate hour.
Rev. Father Simon of Cloquet will
go to Grand Portage next Wednesday
the 18th, and will be in the village
church at Grand Marais from Friday
morning till Monday night, the Goth
inst
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Thomas and
grand daughter, Miss Dorothy Davis,
of Dodgville, Wis.,, were visiting Mr..
Thomas brother, T. F., of Lutsen
last week, They also visited i'm Grand
Marais one day.
D. N. Bailey of Geneva, N. Y, who
has been visiting in Grand Marais
and vicinity for the past two weeks,
returned to his home Tuesday. Mr..
Bailey expects to return next spring
and start farming in the town Of
Colvill, where he owns some land. =
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. stdbstad and
children of Duluth visited with
friendss in the village and vicinity
this week. While here Mr.. Stubstad
made arrangements for the sale Of
the residence he owns, situated south
Of the village hail., to LOCAL party.
A meeting of directors of the Ma
pie Hill Bull association was held
September 1st, at Mr.. Jorgen Peter
sons place, for the purpose of elect
ing officers of said association Jor-
gen Peterson was elected president,
Hans Gilbertson vice PRESIDENT, and
Martin Erickson secretary treasurer
for the ensuing year. The board of
directors decided to buy a registered
Holstein bull; and also selected a
keeper for the animal. ..
LOST-A lady's knit scarf on the
road between the village and Rose
bush. Finderj please notify the
Herald office,
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-09-08
HEws-ETTEs Of aRAsD 4:
uvARAls AND VICINITY
Jott'"s' Heard Abeut Towa ef
Things Of asnsra Iatsrs.tt.
49, H-,& II. E$.:%ts r. ;!
to Looal Readsrs. = Y

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~
VIM: White of lutsen was a caller
in town Tuesday :, \: y "
VIM. Chnch is spending the week
at the state fair.
S. c. Murphy is business visitor
in Duluth this week.
Dave Caribou left for Port Arthur
= on the America Sunday evening.
Sam Zimmerman drove party of
Grand Marais people to Port Arthur
Sunday. -.
Alfred johnson of Maple Hill pur-
chased VIM. Hoag's Ford roadster
last week.
Andrew Kjeldahl of Lutsen was {.
caller i'm town Tuesday, driving .p
in his car.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. A. A. Nelson Of
Lutsen were Grand Marais visitors
on Tuesday.
The Norwegian Ladies' Aid will
meet next Tuesday, Sept. 14th, with
Mrs Hans Holte.
Miss Ludy HENDERSON left Thurs
day for Carlton, where she will teach
school this year.
Mr.. and Mrs c. j. johnson left
Monday for the state fair driving
through i'm their car.
Dave Lind and Carl Sund we're
visiting in Duluth last week, driving
up in their automobile.
L. Ellngson of Hovland was a
business visitor in Grand Marais the
latter part of last week.
Miss Edith Monker left Thursday
for Ely, where she has been engaged
to teach the coming year.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Scott, jr., have
as their guest this week Mrs. Scott's
brother, John Pepple, of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Arnquist of
Hovland were visitors in Duluth last
week, driving through in their car.
The u. S. Lighthouse tender Mari
gold arrived i'm the harbor Tuesday
with supplies for the local light
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Aim will enter
tain at their home on Frieay; all the
young people of the village are in
vited. =
H. B. Fryberger and children re-
turned to Duluth Monday, after en-
= joying a few days outing at Clear
water lake.
1t is reported that the State Board
of Relief has appropriated $4,000
for the improvement of the road
from Finland to 1sabe lila, in Lake
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Piper and family,
who have been occupying the Back
lund cottage this summer, have
moved back to- Fort William. They
say they enjoyed the time spent here
and anticipate a longer stay next sea
son.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-09-08
A Very Stingy Man

'Stingy, isn't he?"
''Tll say SO. Even when the crowd
is giving someone a vote of thanks
he won't share in it."-Detroit Free
Press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29

RS players ware working II wren TIE
entire company was blown % sea Z
disabled Yacht and reported missing
fur several DAYS by me en--s press II
tce world You 10 DOUBT saw the -
por- u ne newspapers
L s ne most v.va5 and thrilling
drama II The strange life and strange
eong3onera-nn Of whites and natives
If the South Sea Isles ever screened
CZa-1e SeynoU-e plays Aa-y,
Idol Dancer" oze he screen most
unique CHARACTERIZATION
Richard 5a-sel=ess plays re
beach Gambler ycG'-. remember lis
magnificent acting - Broken Bias
sc-s
The play Is by Gordon Fay Young
The photography Is sv G ". BIZ
zer. Acknowledged me greatest cam
ara mar 4 rhs world.
When M Griffith presented The
Idol Dancer" a is --,az performance
= q Mount Vernon theatre. ne a1dt-
a1ce was o. rG-s E-qpe5 n -anse
silence rocked b. laughter a-G STR
red 70 Wild excitement ~ the minnie
variety Of is emotional appeal
-A5v-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29
DRESDEN

:. : Censrcra VINO Eas been hav-
ing dances On Thursday evening A.
Pow1al boro 1aI. 1as changed tie
evening Hereafter ne assemblies
VII De ned every F~-cav evening
Jara "A. Fosr=- ard FANNY and
Mss DesaZ -45.es passed ne vaek and
with Rober- Faster a. Waterford
M and Ms Charles n Sheldon
u7oJorac from Eock1a2d Su1ca-. -hsy
vera accom- panied b ire la-1Hr's SIS
-r-. Mrs, Ea-~v Greeroug1 Of War
~en and M Shelcor's mother. Mrs.
Sarah Sheldon, vho have been their
guests for ne past week
Frank Q Moses ana daughter Arm,
also mother Mrs Jane Q Moses. Who
are suuner1ag = North Newcastle
passed Sunday a David CAFES
Mss Made Ty-aa s passing a
few weeks WITH her grandparents Al
Everett Mass
Trad Cate and family Of Sanford
-otcre1 = -1w7 tor ne week end
Mrs. Fannie Gray = quite ID AZ the
present tine Her many friends hope
for speedy recovery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29
FARMNGDAIE

Edward Jones 4 resident Of THIS
uow1 for & number 1f wears. Until Z
few months aEo. -af- Gardiner Sa-1--
day for Les Angeles Ca-lt. t7r an ex-
tended v1sl- M. Jones accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. william Thatcher CT
her return TN. t1ey hav-1g bean
here on = visit = Ms. Tha,cners
sister, Mrs. Jones.
NJ and MS. Elisha va-rev q
Eala- NJ and Ms George -ee-a- II
Ealovell and III and Ms Charles
Smith and c--end II Augusta were
sunday g-.ests # M and Ms Esr-
6er- SHIN
M and Mrs George 2 wis and
SCI and Mrs. Z : B-ggs al Of Al
burn passed me cav Sunday VIII
heir sister. Ms : " smith and
FANNY The family included Nj. ana
Ms. = = F'1r5v Of Gardner VINO
ve-e a-so guests for IRE 1ay
NJ a16 Ms Walter Tlbbefrs Gf
A-r=rv ara AZ their place here 1or a
Nv 6avs
A. and Ms. Hayes ara receiving
cong-,a- ,1.a-1ors upor ne birth n 4
--r-le 5a1Eh-=r. Mrs HAYES vas for
merry Mss DORIS Aerrey
N i Peters and sor Maurice ara
employed n Augusta ard have =
Gently purchased an automobile
The many friends here IF ] II T.
TOW ware saGGened . earn # rs
6ea-h which occurred 2r F-16av-
Oliver -L1uer-s and a1G6aGEt1-=r.
Mss Ruth Merton Ct Gardiner Vera
callers Monday = tre vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29
PTTTSTOS

EAS--A- .ce cream sale aad Sc
cia. VII De ,eid q Thursday evening
July -. ~ ne church grounds TIE
sac held a. me sane place 5y TIE
ladies' d shOrT tine ago vas very
largely attended and well pa1-on.zel7
Mss Marjorie Ma-sa-. wao Is pass
ing her vacation al he Ma-son home
stead has RECEIVED notlce IF her ac-
cepla1ce IS 4 student Al Boston I'M
vsrslrv and WI en-e- J1ar INSTITUTION
u ne faI
Ms c Z Ors a former resident
# mis- vlIage. bur rov 5vlng in New
York e the g1est CT Ms ? " Man
ST
Few. " z Luce. district su7erin-
-anden- VII hold business meeting
a. ACADEMY EaI Il Wednesday az
=-noc1- J1iy %,
4 Z Cary : gaining after i sho--
Il. ness
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29
PettibOne's Fate
in Hands of Jury

MANIFESTO. VI. My ->-TE@ case
n Sr-ou II PeILbone charged WIN
ne murder az Ms We a. -ag-8u
n A7r-l last vas gwen ID lie jury
-a-= today. Closing arguments were
made by James 4 Batc-elder tar ne
defense and Attorney General Frank
=. A-ccl bald 1ar he state AFTER wh.ch
: ldga Stanley ii wilson charged ne
y--v
M Archibald commended tHa- Petit
3rnes alleged confession -1ar re Kill
- his We aE Cviag her Donslu \ i
dose e salts was wrung FRO nhln By
detectives VINO ware a:-ed - Obtain
Ms conviction 5r any means" Re re-
tar~ac - ne testimony IF a witness
"a ne effect rna- Mrs. Per-1oone had
sad taa- she had taken certain poi
son as medicine. as accounting for
- pres enCe n fle- body
AI-1r1ev General Archibald declared
---aI the confession was voluntary and
me act of Z guilty conscience and mar
ne -aenrv Of suicide was not borne
7ur ny ne evidence. Re charged t-af
P@r-bone mad murdered rs VIE N
order thar ne might ne t-ea % -na--v
F7slen tSullow. 4 nurse. and sad tt1a-
re evidence doveraized win state
Denrs made n me confession
Shortly besora o'clock rhe +u-~
came II FIR ms AUCTIONS ana the cour--
instructed them again as - IRE differ
snce between murder n vrs first zn6
second degrees and mans IauEt7- P-
Judge Na4S1u ayS-- z4r7 +-a --rr-a- -
crop work On the case FOR t.1e airn-
and raeE agreed 70 IN SO and n r.
sumo their deliberations n ne morn
'1E They mad beer orr aeH-fv SIX
hours
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29
WATCHING JAPS
Continued +-c- e=-. o.

a1ese capital experimenting -
views Ct Roland Morris. ~ 4-a-
caA ambassador . Toxic. WHO IS
11ne oR leave of absence.
Ar-i-s1 interests IN Japan ana
nina are regarded her ags nara
Eei-1g 70 some extern ,-cse a.
America beca Use Of The 1a--e bDs,-
Tess Transactions between nose co17-
r-ies and the Brush COMMONS y
Canada and AGstr24sa. as vel - re
common desire Of TIE cuL2nsa. zos.-
eTn-nec1s and California ana other
acme coast states 70 ma some SC
luton O. he problem q oriental Ia
5or- The solution Of tlas probIez-
or the British government n TIE
OPINION Esre ; made czcre CON PIE.
lE reason p the existence OF TIE
Alglo-J panese treaty. w1.ch recent
y was renewed for one wear
changes = ne status q ne Chinese
Eastern railway nave o--n aluse.-
watched Since TINS me -ar-rs -
most valuable aranca Ii t1e Siberian
--a-
coErml n-ca14un oe-v =e1 ne Interior i
Siberia and N1ac.vost3k- 5uta -ae
En--ed states ana Great E-,-a.1 a-e
understood II Gaslr= nat Is a--r-a-
iona character BE preserved - assure
t1e Maintenance u ne open doc-
A. = ne Ja9a-ese occupation OF
>Rgha--erl. re -n--eG STATS : azuw--
- D. reluctant = concur : tbs -nov-
a 1-spaIca from TOXIC -acay sad ma
t1e N-ch. y CT ! newspaper Iae-=
mad published statement -ra- ne
Japanese government mad raca.y=z 81
inquiry pa-tak-ng = the nature x
protest from = 1er.a-n country II
connection VII re Intention O. Japan
= occupy tbs portion If 8 5e-,a
state department o15c.a-s would
neither a-H-- nor deny -1a- ne coua-
~ referred = vas ne tinted States.
5u- TIE genera understand Hg II nose
n close connection VIII ne ss-aa-.o-,
was eAa- Z was ire Tinted states
W1a- 2urpG--s n De 4 eo-v Of 4
1-spa-cn sent ~ re car--ra-r@r-7-
chief If lie Japanese forces n siberia
roTAe Japanese minister y var zane
= lE-- here coGaT i was dated I-clv
: ana sad
= s NJ Intention 70 s=sze .-n-neel-
ata.y ne w1nIe y ne ta--,-orv II - Z
Inc drawn vest 0f Ba IA. ga -.z-s
including n tie Occupation, me Mar
cnl-la1 concession zone. i y .ake
ABOUT month % complete ne eccu-
2a-nr- When ne occupation aas been
made Japan w1ll re able % control he
formation u new government
TIE cor-uar der-sn--rsA raruas-s
ma notification II ms actor, he com
rnlaEcated ro TIE powers ana mat ne
result n he notification he -'Y--,, IN
Gated 70 MIN AZ Al early date