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Evening star., 1940-05-10
Congress 10 Survey
Navy ShipbuiIding
And Air Program,
Inquiry to Make Sure
Forces Are Dominant,
Vinson Asserts
~ the Associated Press.

~ tne A1SOClALeo kTeS8.
Congress intends to ind out
whether the United States is get
ting Navy second to none" with
. minimum of delay.
AS Europes war neared an "all-
out" stage, the House Naval Com
mittee put at the top Of its sched-
t1le q thoroughgoing survey OF the
warship building and fleet aviation
programs.
Announcing hearings would start
next week, Chairman Vinson said
last night the purpose of the ex-
traordinary inquiry was to make
sure the Nations sea forces would
be dominant" on the oceans and
IN the air over them.
There were signs, he continued,
that the fleet building program was
not proceeding as rapidly as it
should, despite the fact that Con-
gress had voted every dollar re-
quested by the Navy.
The advisability OF putting the
fleet construction on a 24-hour-a-
day footing would be considered, he
said. The committee, he added, also
would seek information on whether
the Walsh Healey Act and other
laws governing wages and hours of
men employed on Government con-
tracts were hampering speedy naval
expansion.
Shortage Of Instructors.
Ihe Senate's attention was di-
rected to the Army's air force by
senator Lodge, Republican, of
Massachusetts, who said the short
age OF flying instructors threatened
TO become serious bottleneck" in
the country's plans for aerial de-
tense
Testimony by Air Corps officers
before Military Appropriations
subcommittee, he said, indicated
the Army had available only 800
competent instructors to train pilots
Each instructor, it was said, could
handy only five pupils.
Apparently we can get the planes
that we need for our defense force" :"
Senator Lodge observed. but I
think we ought to have a larger
standing force of pilots. Every bit
OF testimony before the committee
and all Of the reports coming from
Europe are convincing that military
pilots cannot be improvised on short
notice"
Senator Thomas, Democrat. of
Oklahoma said Germany's invasion
OF Holland and Belgium SHOULD
make us take the same steps to per-
feet our military machine as if we
| had already declared war;"
Senator Thomas, chairman of an
Appropriations Subcommittee han
ding army funds, said the United
States should proceed as soon as pos
sible to establish a fully equipped
army of 100000 men. Only $4,000
now are fully equipped, he said.
Germany is making q drive to
end the war before her enemies are
fully prepared" Senator Thomas de-
clared. If she had struck sooner.
she would have had q better chance
OF winning than she has now"
Senator Nye, Republican, Of North
Dakota, critic of administration for
eign policies, said the invasion Of the
low countries was mo great surprise,
but probably means that the battle
ground for beginning Of the real war
has been set"
Its pretty much the same old
Evening star., 1940-05-10

placed on such shifts, instead Of the
l6,700-ton limit voted by the House.
AS a further aid In speeding tech
nical developments, Senator Gerry,
Democrat, of Rhode Island, won ap-
proval of an amendment providing
for the creation Of a naval consult
ing board Of seven members. These
members, chosen by the President
from among leaders in private in
dustry. science and research, would
consult with naval experts "on
scientific improvements and ad-
vances in design.
No funds are provided in the pend
ing bill, but Navy leaders said they
expected to ask Congress at its
present session for $4,000, 900 to
expand shipbuilding plants and
start work on some Of the vessels.
Evening star., 1940-05-10
ShopIifters Held Here
May Fuce Postal Churqes

Detectives today sought to learn
If two professional women shop
lifters under arrest here had violat-
ed postal laws in their local opera
tions.
The women, who use many aliases
Evening star., 1940-05-10
In Mrmnrtant

KELLUM, ANNIE ELIZABETH. In lov.
ANNE EsTfEnessHsf q y Hds:s Via mohss
away one wear ago today. May 10. 1889.
At the end of this sad and lonely year
! have shed many . silent tear:
And though God has eaSed the pain
oh. what / would give to have you bach
again.
A wonderful mother, true and brave.
A better mother God never made.
BELLE AND STANLEY.
Evening star., 1940-05-10
Itt,1rtItttu

LIVINGSTON, SAMUEL. dwelling Of
Nenument Of the late sAMuEL LIVING
o. the Adas Israel Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17

s-year-old musical sensation from
Long Beach. Calf. 10 recognized
as the worlds youngest sousa-
phone artist.
Master Stan has been soloist
with the Long Beach concert hand
for five years. All Of his solos
are played triple tongue. He plays
many musical instruments and u
also q director.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
Cattle Barns
Kept Clean

Ths value Of the cattle On en-
hihit In the eattls harms Of the
Western Washington Fair vould
run into thousands of dollars, a.
some Of the best from the state
Of Washington as well A. Iowa,
California. Montana, Utah, Oregon
and British Columbia are shown
here.
The number shown totals close
to 800 and among these are five
cows who have been chosen queen
Of their breed. They include q
Holstein owned by Faler brothers
Of Spokane; Guernsey owned by
Friedricks brothers of Bow; Jer-
sey from the r. w. Keller farms
Of Redmond. Brown Swiss. from
the Otto Baumann farms at Ash
ford; Ayrshires. from the River
moor Ayrshire farms. Rainier.
No one. no matter how well
need worry about walking
through these barns az they are
kept cleaned by the herdsman In
charge OF each herd. At the end
Of the week there Is a reward TO
those who have done the best job.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
Midway Will
Attract Many

Ten acres Of every type q ride.
zIde show ard carnival attraction
= ere Of the feature attractions
which draw the huge erowds G TIE
Western washington far each
yezr.
Crews Of the Douglas shows
have been busy At the fair grounds
conditioning the roller coaster. the
merry-go-round. setting Up the
ferris wheel. the merry-mix-up.
auto scooters, and all Of the other
popular rides that have been fea-
lures 81 previous fairs.
Two sensational rides On the
fsirway this year are the solo
flyer and TIE air scooter. Both Of
these rides are adapted after the
sensations Of flying and both are
constructed 10 give the operator q
partial eontrol Of The operations Of
the vehicle.
There are now more than Is
rides on the fairway, +. W. Grit
fiths. superintendent q this de-
psrtment, said. An the thrills
Of any show. regardless Of its size.
can be had at our show at .
cheaper price, Griffiths said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
Hobby Hall
Has Variety


Because Of the diversification In
the kinds Of hobbies that are az
hihited in the Hobby hall At the
Western Washington fair, the show
must Be visited 10 be appreciated.
just q few of the highlights are
an illustrated history Of books. and
evolution Of the book, shown by
= collection by Judge Walter D.
Beais Of Olympia; history Of coins
told by . collection belonging 70
Paul n. Fouts Of Seattle; q cactus
garden arranged by A. .. Harmer
Of Dieringsr. and miniature trains
and other historical pieces display
I'd by ths Northwest Railroad His
toriea Society. Inc. Of Tacoma,
and many others.
Mrs. C. w. Cetsandane 10 super
intendent Of the department and
Mr.. Getzandaner Of the Little
Tieatsr which Ia also In the hobby
hall. and v'.--. pictures are shown
from D. m. TO $50 continuously.
These are pictures taken by pho
tographers who have this a. their
hobby. The room seats 200 per-
sons.
The photographic salon IL also
located on this floor and shows
many lovely pictures which comes
under ons Of the four elassifica-
tons. portrait. still life, scenery
and human interest. DR.. \. c.
Morse Of Puyailup il In charge
Of this feature.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17

OF unusual interest TO Campfire
Girls is an outstanding display
from the National Headquarters in
New York. recently exhibited At
the Sacramento fair. > travelling
poster display. Murals depicting
Campfire activities viii also be
disrlsyed prominently in the
Campfire building which Is a new
department in the fair this year.
Two interesting demonstrations
have been announced by Mrs Eu-
gene D. Mosier. superintendent OF
the department. On Wednesday,
Tuburn Campfire girls viii give q
demonstration Of paper weaving
and on Sunday Campfire girls viii
paint and sell pieces Of pottery
made and fired at Auburn. Each
day at the fair, other groups viii
give demonstrations.
The Importance of the dis
play has been recognized BY
council district area which viii
hold its regular monthly lunch
con at the fair Tuesday.
Monday is Port Orchard day In
the Campfire department, Mrs
Van Allen will be assisted by Mrs
Jerry Schroeder of Puyallup as
hostess.
Tuesday is Enumelaw day. Miss
Vera Harrington. guardian, will be
assisted by Nancy Bruhn, Gloria
Laush. Alvina Ghiglione. Camp
fire girls. Miss Frances johnson,
executive secretary of Seattle viii
also be at the fair Tuesday.
Wednesday In Tacoma day
and the hostesses win be Miss
Marcia Woods. Mrs. r. Riggs.
Mrs. r. NJ. Raver and Mrs. c.
Carlson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
5000 Birds
Are Exhibited
Poultry Building
Hos MonY Entries

Out Of . possible total q is
different breeds a poultry. 4. W.
Eeckendorf. superintendent Of the
poultry department. has more than
iei IN the pens At the Western
Washington fair. making = total of
more than s.ooo birds. which 10
N extra heavy entry. according
70 Mr. Beekendorf.
Besides taking care Of the regu-
lar entries. the superintendent and
fair officials are always locking
fer special attractions and have
this year q long-taiied japanese
rooster. A special pen has been
constructed 10 take care 81 the
eight-foot tail that he proudly dis
plays to visitors. Mr.. Beckendorf
stated that this breed has been
known TO grow tails - feet long.
and ara very rare. The bird Is
owned BY Kubota Gardens Of Sc
attic
Another outstanding exhibit
IN this building II Washing
ton international Egg show.
with Its 100 dozen egga.
Only the finest rabbits were ae-
ceptsd for showing. with space In
thu hutches Al . premium. Moro
than 55 entries had to Be returned
10 owners. Bsckendorf said. Dur
ing the week the Warrington
State Rabbit BREEDER association
win hold it, annual meeting and
show in connection with the fair
this week.
Widely Travelled are the
sheep In the psns en the south
ns@c II the fsir grounAs- These
exhibits cana from kIsdoIand
Dairy Of Portland, ORE; Top
penish. Yakima, Msts4ui and
Pomeroy. Augustins 6osslin
~ Puysllup h showing the
only local entries.
A fine display Of Is head Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
Interesting Demonstrations Will Be
Seen in Campfire Girls Building

The hostesses Thursday win b
from Seattle, and from Auburn
Friday the hostesses will be Mrs.
Ted Mccoy. Mrsl =. w. Robinson.
Mrs. William Mclaughlin and Mrs.
Fred Allro. They win be assisted
BY = group Of Campfire girls.
On Bremerton day Saturday. the
kostesses viii be Mrs. jean Stew
ems. Mrs. Mazda o'Boyle and Mra
Lucille Sehmickrath.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
Sportsr11en Attracted to
Fish and Game Building

+. h~z*s-=s nar.alzz : the Fish
ard Cane building ~ tne EsaF
fnsz week. No ether far n me
stzfs 81 have - complete : das-
niav o. Wild animal life A. VII
= - -. -@a4<.zs th3a week
Bear. raccoon. ! hlaek-tan lawn,
chucksr and Hungarian par
fridges. Newton. ringneck and IL
ver pheasants. ard quail are only
> few Of the species q wild lie
On display in this interesting de-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17

parfmenL
The animals are displayed IN
their natural habitat. the exhibit
arranged b. the state game de-
partmenf. J. Y. Faudree vii b.
in charge al during the week.
4 complete display Of game fish
Of Western Washington IL also
shown In this department. and n.
building also houses : very IN
usual and attractive rockery which
Is constructed In the gold fish pool
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17

or VIVID eolorz. perhaps 10 de-
partment a. the far would sur
pass the fruit displays IN the hor-
teultnre building. Apples. crab
apples. pears. primes. ounces.
grapes and other entries n TIE
department readily lend them
selves 70 attractive arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17

goats has been entered IN the fair
this year and il attracting its
share Of patrons.
Seventy-five head OF swine are
showing this week at the fair.
Oversize porkers are competing
with brood sows and their sucking
pigs for interest in this depart
ment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17

Weather conditions have been
suitable for ne production Of esp<-
eiaIly fine fruit tbs year Sidney
Sogtlln. superintendent q the
fruit department. said. Entries n
larger displays CT frai. are grow
ing With five loeal growers show
ing fruit IN the za-trsy classified
ton this year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17

Some 70 classes Of hay. grain
and seeds are displayed in the
hay and grain show at the West
ern Washington fair. The entries
in this department are from 20
wide a range of sections in the
state that they give true picture
of what il being produced in this
department of agriculture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17

Beautiful and talented Singing
Strings. coming direct from Treas
ure Island. viii be featured on
the afternoon and evening grand
stand shows ~ the Puyallup fair
this week.
Ths sin eomeiy rirls are aecomp-
llshsd musicians, having bean fea-
tured on . number of national
hToadeasts, In motion pictures. and
having mads numerous recordings
in recent years.
The other outstanding musician
on the program Is Master Stan
King, shown In the inset. This
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17

Tropeze stors and oeriol-
lists ore the "AerioI Ortons,"
shown obove. featured OF the
Puyollup foir oil week.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
Hete Krc,.3 u)cttctt
1in6en bo,u 2. bis is. Mpril itatt

Ser Nou gaa oes Greater Glepe-
lanb Chapters bonn slmerican Heb
Grcb miro i'm saa5en glpaboga So.
bon, 9. bis 16 slpril itattfinben, gab
CHARLES $. 0cIlitoot. @oriiber oes
CHAPTERS, befannt. 6ranf %. Ste
pbens miro Soriiter bes Moa Gaa
Grecutibe &omitees iein. er lit 8i5e-
YrGiioent Ser Ohio 9eu 9elepbon.
Tas Mote areu5 Grogramm ipiro
moelid sen1adt ourdb Mitslieoidait
umo 6reinilligenoienit. 9ie GerbGlt=
nifie in europa lmo ionittpo in Der
@elt baben oie Bilihten oes Moten
arelt5es bermebrt, oaB lal,t oem Ser.
tras bon 8enf Die Yflidbt bat, iih an
ser internotionalen Rriegsbilfe 81, be.
tetligen. 0ieier gertrae tuuroe 1864
ltnteridrieben llno brad)te oas Rote
Rreu5 iiber Sic ganSe @elt gum Sc.
ben. @eroen ald) Sic Mitglieb l,nS
beIfen Sic sic 2eioen Ser ltngliids
liden miloern.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
8etre,a,tt,e Ser atteli>
eaftifheft 1tirtte 43erlifts

Wie firhenamtlid feitseiteat miro,
lit bon oen engliihen ooer fran5o-
iiiden 8eiitl!hen, oie Dor &rieesaus-
brub in 0eutidlano tdtia maren, fei-
ner an Der slusreiie eeb;nbert NOR,
Sen uno feiner in Oeutid)lano geblie-
ben. Gs iino aber aub feinerlei be-
borolihe Mabnabmen eegen oas Ser
m0een Der engliid)en ooer fran5oliih-
en- &irben in 9eutihlano erfolgt.
Sineegen iinb Shritte mnternon,men
lporoen, Inn sic firhlihe 8etrennng
aller O'itslieoer Ser Anglifaniihen
Stride IN Deltiblano iiberalitellen.
Muf ausoriidliben Nunidb oes angli-
faniiden giidufs, Der NIT oieien Sra-
gen betraut lit, tpnroe Die Nltfatbo-
hide Stride nit Ser leellorgeriidFn
;siirioree beauftrase. 0ie s(nelifa=
niihe Stride in Berlin bleibt auf
lpeiterbin geoffnet, nahoem Der ame-
rifaniide 3farrer in oer&ei6sbaupt-
ltaot iih bereit erfldrt bat. ,,no BE-
pollm16tiet muroe. sic 8etreulmg
Ser anelifaniiden @emeinoenlitelie-
Der au ii6ernebmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
palm(onntag; @rdnnonner(tag;
Karfreitag; @(ter(onntag
Den INSTRUMENTATION tn 2lmertfa

glalben uno mllb nit ibr ols elmer
lntriiglid)en @obrbeit red)nen. Got
tesoienlte, Seelenipeiie lmo Grant
I'M Sauie @ottes tpollen nibts anbe.
res iein ols ei,t 8ertiefen uno 8e.
itarfen oes perionlihen @laubens an
Den perionlihen @ptt.
neber allem 8otteserleben ser See.
le itebt llno bleibt bie allerperionlih-
Ite Sffenbarllng bes lonIt unonieb.
barren unb inierfl1rbaren @ottes, in
oic Gr iein gauges Ser5 binein gelegt
bat, nGmlih Seius Gbriitus. SD
bin ser @ea, Sic @abrbeit l,nb oas
Seben, niemano fommt gum Iater,
oenn o,lrch MIDI.
Ssn Ser Gerollufelung ltnleres 2e-
bens, aui Sen Srrneeen llnierer gel.
ltigen @anocrllng, inmitten ser bon
menihlihem @abn geihafienen, i,n-
gliidliden Sage Der Iolfer reoet gr
altfs nele 81, llns unb ser @elt: sd,
bin bas 2iht Ser @elt; tper mir naths
! fplget, miro nibt in Ser fsiniternis
, ponoeln, icnbern bas 2idt oes &C.
bens bnben."
|, ~Sebet, mir geben binauf
l,no es tuiro iid) alles pollenoen,
fagte gr nit propbetiihem glid aui
oas Gnoe: olrd Maht gum 2iht,
olrh &f gum Siee, ourh &re,ls
our &rone, burh Soo gum 9eben!
Sahienpolf in slmerifa geiinne
oid) oes itarfen Sintergrunoes driit,
Iher Sitte llno frommen 8ralld)s
Die mir aus ser Seintat ntitgebrad1
lbaben, Sic ltns lebrten als quite 2lt.
tberaner @ibel unb 8eiongbub IN
tGgli6er Sailsanoabt reht 81 &C.
braltben. &eraiB niht in bieier 3ei1
bes SaItens uno Sagens, in Sic ,uil
al,b biueingeriiien meroen, Die &ar'
pohe in Stille ltno slnoaht Dir slln
ISegen iperoen 81 laden! Sergio nicbt
oaB oeine Seele, bein oeutides Ser
in oieien ihidialsidperen 3eiten lln
Heres Mlttterlanbes nnb unierer telt
rem Seirnat MIR inn slufblid arf oas
&rcllS bem Sieges5eihen, &raft uni
Sroit finoen tann
| SSn treuer Sirtenliebe
! 6. 81. s.
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rMenlb iein, beibt 2impfer iein,
"Gbrilt fem, beibt Sieger iein!" 10
flinet sic 2ebeusloirng elmer hrilt'
lihen Yeri0nlihfeit unierer 3eit.
Mnba6tspou lal,ld)t ser Menldl
Sen 3l6ngen ipobrcr Mulif. Mnood)t
erfitut i'm, penn er iib beim slnblid
ser Sdopiurg in sic Sd0nbeit uno
sic erbabene title @roBe ser Motltr
nerienft. @enn bas Nauihen oes@al.
oes, bas @rol,ien bes Meeres ooer
bos tiefe Stlueigen ser cnoloicn @eis
te uno Gsernc ser ciui9en 4eltirnc onl
Tirmament tuie SpbGrenmuiit iu ieis
nem Snnern ipieoerflinacn, Damn
abnt ser Menif pobl, Dab er 81 et'
mas Soberem geboren it, Ias geilti-
&c slllge Der Seele iuht Den Shopier
aller oieier @r6Be uno Shonbeit.
Mbneno, taIteno, illhenb, forldeno
mill oas Ser5 slntlport boben bon
Dem in Der Matur maltenoen uno
ibaffenben 8eiit uno S60pfer. Die
sfnt1port miro ibln nidt; bie Sd)op-
flmg biilt Sen Sh0pfer in tiefes,
ltarres Shnergen. 8ott ldapeigt IN
ieinem iillBercn @irfcn l,no Shaffen.
8ott ontiportet MIR gan5 peri6ns
lib. Seine Sprahe lit Damn aber flor
lmb einoeutig: rSbr merbet MIDI irs
den nno finoen, benn 10 ibr midi BON
gan5em &er5en illben neroet, 10 pill
id) MIDI bon ellcb finoen lalien"
ipritbt Ser Serr. - ,Su6et in ser
Sdrift. oenn ibr mcinet ibr babet oas
cipige 2eben oarinneu, unb iie lit es,
Sic bon mir 5eugt," iast Der @ottes,
iobn.
0as lit cine be1timnlte @eilllng, oie
CUR 2ebensqllele fiibrt. sllle unflaren
llno bertporrenen @ilber iiber 8ott
alle MGtIel, bie lms sic Natllr lnr
sic ii6tbare @elt ltelen, finben ibre
tiefere 26i,lng lnb ibre pollfomnene.
re Starring in Dem geoffenbarter
@illen @ottes, in Bent perionliber
@ort, nGmlih Ser Seilisen Shrift.
y4cr bas 9eben licbt, tpllB an oas
2ebcn 9laltben ,mo an oen, ser bel
llrgrllno oes 9ebens lit, @ott. @e,
aber an @ott elallbt, felt uno innig
muB folgericbtig amb an Sic glpigfeit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14

gr3e auf Dem 5hienenapee an Die
2iilte beforbert tperoen miiien.
9ie tpibtieiten Mmaaner3.2aeers
itdtten Der So,pietunion liegen inn
iiioliditen slusl1ufer oes 8entral.
fa1faius uno in ser @egeno bon
Nifopol am 9niepr, etpa bunoert
Meilen bonn Golf bon Ooeila entfernt
Sm llral, in 8aidfirien, in @eors
glen, Der Ukraine, @eitiibirien unb
&aiafbltan baben neue Soridunsen
CUR tsllrffinoung lpeiterer, alleroings
meiit fleinerer Mansan.Gortommen
gefitbrt.
gs lit oie Neigllng 5u beobahten,
Ole 9lbbdngi9feit @ublanos, Sapans
uno anoerer GROCER Nationen bon oen
Yereinigten Staater 5u iiberiddten.
Mls @lGubiger= ,,no Grport- Station
f0nnen mir es uns falrm LETTER. oie
6anoelspolitif einieitig ourb polit-
iibe Sfmpatbien beItinlmen 5u laiien.
9esbalb itebt au6 beionoers ser eli.
oen Ser Sapan-Yolitit Der Aotnini-
itration 10 ablebneno gegenitber. IS
lit faum ansllnebmen, Dob Die bonn
ruilii6en Wangan abbdngettoe
Sbliiiielinouitrie vStabl" agereiiipe
WaBnabmen gegen Mosfau begriibt
ODER l,nterItiibt. Ser gmbargosS sSpieB
t0nnte ndbmlid nal umgeorebt tuer-
oen! ltno Yittsburob, Ooungstotpn,
glepelano ltitp. tpiirben bas reht
empfinolid ipiiren.
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Aurb Kublann kann bopkottieren!

Nad) Sen lebten Grmittlungen Der'
Sen ettua 4 bis 5 Yro5ent bohiperti.
gen Mansan-gr5es fir ieoe Tonne
9tobeilen perbral,6t.
Tie @ereinigten Staaten, sic iiber
Die er0Bte Stablinouitrie Der Welt
oerfiigel1, iino iebr arm an Mangan.
Seit Sabren lbon nimmt oie Solpiet,
llnion in Ser &eriorellng ser 8elt
nit oieiem @runoitoff cine fiibrenoe
Stelle ein. 9ie amerifaniide &egie-
rllng bat oesbalb bel ibren lebten
ritrateeiibeu 9obltofffGufen" Der.
iubt, iid gr6bere Wtengen Mangan
aus anoeren 2dnoern 81 iidern, obne
oab es aber ibeinbar eell,neen mdre,
sen nohpenoiaen veiierneu 8eltano"
in rid)tigen Suantitaten au lihern.
Nun iei niht geiagt, oaB oie Nuiien
Die ein5igen Mangan-g -gr5euger iino.
Vetont lei nlr, oob iie iiber oie groB.
ten @orfonlmen perfiigen uno oaB Bic
ameritaniidbe Stablinoultrie bisber
oringeno auf Die @i,tfubr aus Stub.
tano aneelpieien mar. Sonlt perteilen
lih sic Mangan<Gurfommen allf fol-
eenoe 2dnoer: Meappten, 8raiilien,
pritiid- Snoien, @olofiiiie (@eitafri-
lfa), &uba uno Siioafrifa. Die brali'
lianifhen mb tubanii6en Eager
lt1tten, sic bei6eibenen l1mfang 5ll
baben id)einem lic9en a,lsi6lieBlif
in BEN &1noen noroaiperifanii6er
SinauJ,nternebmen. 9ie auoeren
Gorfommen befinoen iib in britiider
Sano. Sd)tperlih tperoen aber oie
griten imltanoe iein, angeiidts bes
|groBen eigenen 8e6urfs fremoe St,
port-Muftrdge aus5ufl,ebren. Oa5,'
lieeen sic @ruben Snoiens fat 600
Meilen lanoeintparts, 10 oab oie
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papit cittpf6i,et
r,.tttdniistc 8tietSie

Gotifan Stoot. Yaplt Yiis 12. ers
flGrte elmer 8ruppe rl.mdniIdpr gi=
ih0fe, er bete, bob ibr 9ono bon
ser 9riegsgeibel perifont bleiben
moge."
Nad)ocm CT bcn @iihoicn aeiagt
bate, oab er ibnen pcrionlido Ser.
5ensfrieoen luiinithe, frbr Der Yapit
fort: r@ir miiniben Gud aub dl,Be,
rem Srieoen. @ir beten 81 @ott ,mb
flebea i'm an. Sab er snaSis Gucr
Sano bon ser &riegsgeiBel beipabren
uno @ud) geltatten m0ge, G,1er tpobl.
tGtiges @erf fir oie Spfer oes eegen.
,pGrtigen &ou'l its iort5u leben."
9ierbei be5og iid) Ser ieilige &ater
oui bus BON Der rlnldniiten@eiitlidp.
felt olrd,geiiibrte Silis,perf fir Die
polnilden Iliihtlinge.
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GnalanH ntelrct
SlieeersGr Griele

SonOon. 0as britilfe 2uitiobrt.
Wtinilterillm ga6 befannt, bab elm
englii6es gombenill,sseus Dor ser
Oelltifen &iiitc Elm heutihes ll-goot
angriff lno es tpabribeinlih Der
ientte.
Die britii6e MomiralitGt teilte fer
ner NIT, oab ser bentlc)e Sampfer
vSannoper", Ser m 7. Wdra OILS er
bon eitem engliiben &riegslbiff bel
Euerto Nicp angebalten tpuroe umo
bon Der Mannihaft in grano geitedt
purbe, geborgen lit uno iett oils
Eriie einem Saien Sltgeiiibrt miro.