The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-06-04

III e&2zH glO0, WHICH pTOu-
e. 60 ably will not last
long, had ambitious
'nuf nfis""he plans. Among
other things it proposed to overthrow
the federal government, which is not
an original idea. 1t was also going to
set up dictatorship, with night-riding
regiments to enforce discipline. Die
tatorship is not a new idea, either.
Strange things are done or planned
In the name of liberty" now, as they
were when Madam Roland mounted
the guillotine platform.
Russia wants bigger families, like
Mussolini and others with "plans."
Stain wants plenty of new little citi-
zenS.
A thousand million rubleS will be set
aside by Moscow to "subsidize large
families and aid mothers" Birth con-
troll ladies and gentlemen will hear,
surprised, that aid to large families
will begin after the seventh child.
Seven are taken as a matter of course;
that is just the beginning of Russian
family.
Chancellor Hitler of Germany joins
In the more and better babies cry.
The German ideal is no longer the
beautiful golden-haired Margaret, spin
ming her wheel and saying NO" The
Nazis demand women who, ''above
everything else, can become the moth
ers of several children" and are will
ing to do so, according to representa-
tive of Chancellor Hitler.
William Philip Simms, English, is
afraid the British empire may not sur
vive, on account of ''air fleet peril"
Britain is disturbed by the thought
that her whole imperial line of COM
municatiOn, stretching 1000 miles from
the Straits Of Gibraltar to the Gulf of
Alden, is under Mussolini's bombing
| planes. Except that her empire is
the biggest, England should not worry
more than other countries. With sur
face ships losing all Importance, except
in the opinions of some Americans.
anybody's bombers can break up any
line of communications temporarily.
Americans investing huge sums in
the Bahamas, to escape income tax"
says the New York Times, big type,
front page.
Americans have been Investing huge
sums" elsewhere, outside of the United
States. Billions of American money
have gone to Canada, England and
other foreign parts" More will go.
| In all the Bahamas, 4,4O3 square
miles of beautiful territory, there is no
income tax. Think of that for a
happy country.
Needless to say, if enough Ameri-
can money pours in to make it worth
while the intelligent British will find
way to tax it.
Germany has proved the "4S-hours-
MISUNDERSTANDING" possibility,
with America looking on.
Now England is rushing prepare
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planes to fly between England and
America, starting in a few months,
and the French, preparing a similar
line, are negotiating for halfway
| harbOr at the Azores. The southern
route was said to be the wisest by
Lindbergh, shortly after his great
| flight.
Many Frenchmen are disturbed and
puzzled by the situation in Europe,
and General Mordacq, close associate
of Clemenceau in the war, discusses
the question, what would Clemenceau
do if he could come back?"
France feels the need of "a man with
fist" I'm homme a poigne, and
Clemenceau was that kind.
Concerning that fine old fighter from
| the Vendee, it is safe to say that If he
came back he would hasten prepara-
tons for another war. But he would
not have waited until now.
Marshal Badoglio, who cleaned up
Ethiopia so swiftly, has been called
to Rome, perhaps as part of wise
| plan not to let anybody grow too big,
like the tree Igdrasil, supposed to have
/ its roots in hell, its topmost branches
in heaven.
new comet now approaching us,
discovered by and named for l.. C. Pei
tier, amateur astronomer, who works
in a garage, will be the first comet
visible to the naked eye since 1927.
Germany cut off the head of a sixty
| five-year-old man convicted of killing
II boys. Before death, examined" by
Nazi officials who thought he might be
a Communist, he admitted many other
murders. He used secret poison that
doctors could not detect.
g King Features Syndicate Inc.
WNU Service.
Allspice Trees
Allspice trees bear abundant annual
crops. Often as much as $50 pounds of
berries are gathered from single
tree. About one-third of the crop comes
into the United States and ultimately
finds Its way into delectable foods.