davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-05-08
NelU Voters in City
to be Feted May 20
ROD, GUN OUTING
SET FOR MAY II.

The annual outing of the Ely Rod
and Gun club will be held at Pennies
resort on White Iron lake Saturday
May II, it was decided at a meeting
held last Saturday.
An attempt is being made TO secure
a speaker from the conservatism de-
partment. Club officers, headed by
William R. Harri, are in charge of
the outing, which will start at 8 p. m
A membership drive is now being
conducted under the direction of Harri,
Joe Klobuchar, club secretary, Louis
Champa, vice president, Frank v.
Strukel, Nels Lee, and Paul Lekatz
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-05-08
Set Recreational Mass
Meeting for Next Week

ton. He viii also show motion pictures
of these activities taken by the state
department Of the American Legion and
the University of Minnesota
There viii be a general discussion of
the proposed cooperative city-school
recreational program following the adj
dress. The local recreational COM
mittee met last night to plan the mass
meeting.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-05-08

G. B. Fitzgerald, st. Paul, president
Of the Minnesota Public Recreational
association, viii address a public mass
meeting here Thursday, May Is, John
Smrekar, chairman of the local recre-
ational committee has announced
Mr. Fitzgerald viii discuss recrea-
tional activities carried on throughout
the state by members of the associa-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-05-08
Forest Service Pilot
to Start Work MOndGy

Merle A Moltrup, pilot for the q. S.
forest service, viii report for duty
Monday Upon arriving here, Moltrup
viii go to Tomahawk, Wis, to get the
forest services plane which has been
IN winter storage there.
The past winter Moltrup has been
ferrying bombers from the west to
east coast for the Douglas Aircraft
corporation.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-05-08
START PATROL
OF HIGHWAYS
Sheriff Gives Deputies Orders
to Start Patrol of Ely
Tower Roads.

Patrol of highways in the Ely-Tower
area has been started by Deputy
Sheriffs Adolph Dolenshak of this city
and Walter Tufvander of Tower.
Roads being paTrolled include Grant
McMahan boulevard, Ely-Winton road,
Ely-Tower road, White Iron road,
Moose lake road, Embarrass road, and
No. II. Sheriff Sam Owens ordered
the patrol, carried on every summer,
to begin Saturday.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-05-08
GIANT TROUT!
Is and % Founders Are
Caught Here.

Two giant lake trout were caught
near here Sunday.
Bernard Kukkko hooked a Is FOUNDER
In Snowbank lake. and Joe Zupancich
pulled a q FOUNDER out of Argo lake.
Both fish measured 81 inches long
and 81 inches around. They are being
mounted at the Ely Hardware.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-05-08
ON DECORATIONS GROUP.

The decorations committee for the
Memorial high prom May Is follows:
Norma Mae Brown, chairman, Ran
dali Forselius, Keith BrowneT. Ruth
Alfalfa, Herbert Kermit, Roseline Man
tel and Patricia McMahan.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-05-08
NAME CLASS FLOWER.

The yellow rose has been named as
the flower for the Memorial high senior
class.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-05-08

CONTINUED on Page Four
Evening star., 1941-11-25

the whole world Hitler has relied
more upon inventions than upon
diplomatic artifices or military
strategy. He has made that fact
impressively manifest in his quick
victory over France and by his tri-
umph in Yugoslavia and Greece and
thus far in his invasion of Russia.
In one of his latest proclations he
predicted that his Germans will be
better armed in 1912 than they are
now. I trust that, in the light Of
the past, we shall not dismiss these
statements of Hitlers as empty
boasts.
Secrets Carefully Guarded.
Faced as our Nation is by threat
of attack, what realistic policies is
our Government adopting to as
sure us against successful assault
and to defeat our assailants? I
shall now outline the preparations
that for more than a year have
been in progress to marshal the in
ventive faculties of our people for
our national safety First of all. it
is vitally important that we shall
prevent our discoveries and inven-
tions from reaching our enemies.
To furnish that guaranty Congress
months ago enacted two laws au-
thorizing the commissioner of pat
ents to withhold the grant of patents
if, in his opinion, the publication or
other disclosure of the inventions
they covered would be detrimental
to the public safety or defense.
In a word, this legislation has for
its purpose to clothe in complete
secrecy any discovery or Invention
that, if revealed, would equip the
enemy with weapons of American
creation. To effectuate this act of
Congress I have appointed Patent
Office Defense Committee, whose
duties and functions are to scrutinize
all pending applications and to de-
termine which of them disclose in
ventions useful for our protection
Evening star., 1941-11-25

number of $4,000 a year. You can
readily see, therefore, that this
painstaking study of the chemical,
mechanical and electrical discov-
cries described in such great VOL
ume Of applications is certain to un-
cover compositions and instrument
talities of the utmost value to our
defensive forces.
Laws Guard Inventions.
In the performance of it's work
the Patent ONCE Defense Commit
tee co-operates closely and con-
stantly with representatives Of the
War and Navy Departments and
the Office Of Production Manage
ment. BY this procedure we safe
guard from the enemy's knowledge
not only inventions of purely mill
tary character, but also such as have
industrial importance, especially
strategic materials and products that
avail as ready substitutes for prod
ucts that may be scare or otherwise
difficult to obtain. For it should be
remembered that materials, mech
anisms and processes needful for the
expeditions output of armament are
no less indispensable than the weap-
ons themselves.
To supplement Public Act No. 700
by authority Of which the Patent
Office withholds inventions from
publication, Congress added meas
ure known as Public Act No. 239
This has for its object to foreclose
the sending abroad of information
likely to benefit potential foes. 1t
was found shortly after the passage
Of the original act, Public No. 700
that there was possibility of evad-
Ing 1t by the filing Of applications
Evening star., 1941-11-25

for patents in foreign countries be-
fore they were filed in the United
States. This loophole has been
closed by the operation of Public
No. 239, which exacts that in every
case of the filing abroad Of an ap-
plication covering an invention orig
mating in this country a license
must first be obtained from the
commissioner Of patents. The bene-
fit of these two laws is that COM
plete custody and control OF all
technical data contained in appli-
cations is vested in our Govern
ment, so that no invention helpful
to us is now capable OF being COM
municated to hostile hands.
In this consideration of our meth
ods of safeguarding inventions I
wish to correct misimpression as
to the lack of such protective system
before the outbreak of the present
war. There were expressions Of
alarm as to the sale Of copies Of
United States patents to repre-
sentatives of foreign governments,
and there was criticism of the policy
which permitted agents of alien ma
tions to have access to the public
search room in the Patent ONCE.
1t was not necessary for the princi-
pal governments of the world to buy
copies of our patents here in WASH
ington.
Strategic Materials Vital.
For many years the United States
has been exchanging patents with
Great Britain. including Canada;
with Germany, France. Italy, Japan
and lesser countries. While this ac-
cess to United States patents may
have supplied these foreign nations
Evening star., 1941-11-25
Mother, This Home-Mixed
Couch Relief Is Wonderful

from any druggist. and pour it into
a pint bottle. Then add your syrup.
This gives you a full pint of really
splendid cough syrup - about four
times as much for your money. 1t
never spoils, and lasts q family q
long time.
And for real. quick relief, it can't
be beaten. 1t acts in three ways
Ioosens the phlegm, soothes the irri-
tated membranes, and helps clear the
air passages.
Pinex is a special compound of
proven ingredients, in concentrated
form. well known for prompt action
in coughs and bronchial irritations.
Money refunded IL 1t doesn't please
you in every way.
Evening star., 1941-11-25

with interesting information, it
gave them no acquaintance with our
really effective military inventions.
Long before the current war and,
Of course, before the most RECEIPT
legislation, those Government-owned
inventions valuable to the Army and
the Navy were preserved in COM
plete secrecy. The intent Of the
new statutes I have cited was to
assure to privately owned inven-
tions both in the industrial and
military fields the same secrecy that
was afforded to those in the keep
ing of the War and Navy Depart
ments.
It will be Of interest to you to
learn that the number Of applica-
Evening star., 1941-11-25

tions for inventions OF industrial
character now being suppressed is
larger than the total of those of
purely military nature. This illus
trates the significance of the part
played by industrial processes and
strategic materials in the present
war and shows the need for sur
rounding them with the same safe
guards against disclosure as are
given to intrinsically military in
ventions. The Patent Office Is
adopting every precaution against
the publication Of any invention
that would help potential enemies
Of this country.
One of the agencies brought into
Continued on Page B-9D
Evening star., 1941-11-25
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT
Your Daughter Has a
Right to Know.

It Is every mothers duty to tell her
daughter physical facts. How much bet.
ter that she learn them from you. rather
than from girls her own age In feminine
hygiene, facts may be distorted. or wholly
untrue. Result, many brides use douches
of over-strong solutions of acids which
can actually burn or scar delicate tissues.
Today. there is no need to use such dead
ly solutions. Science has given US Zonite.
Non poisonous, non-caustic, yet kills
germs, bacteria on contact. Actually de-
stroys undesirable odors. Protects per-
sonal daintiness. Most important, safe
for delicate tissues Over 10000. 900 bot
ties already bought. Free Book Tells
Intimate Facts. Give your daughter
this frankly written booklet. Feminine
Hygiene Today" which you can get
FREE, sent to you postpaid in plain
wrapper. Send name and address to
Zonite Products Corporation, Dept. 328-A
$40 Lexington Ave, New York, N. Y.
Evening star., 1941-11-25

and therefore requiring conceal
ment from our enemies.
This task of the Patent once
Defense Committee Is difI1cult, but
those assigned to 1t are men IA
miliar with the various fields from
which warlike inventions must come
More than 100000 applications for
patents are pending at all times.
New applications are received to the
Evening star., 1941-11-25
New j, ). Inventions
Will StartIe Dictators,
Coe Declares
Will Be Used if Needed
For Defense, Patent Chief
Says in Radio Forum Talk

The vital role science is playing
In the present world struggle and
the steps the United States Govern
ment is taking to mobilize the in
ventive genius of Americans to
frustrate the dictators were out
lined by Conway P. Coe, United
States commissioner of patents, in
the National Radio Forum last
night. The forum, arranged by The
Star and broadcast over National
Broadcasting Co. network, was heard
locally over Station WMAL.
The text of Mr.. Goes address
follows:
Three continents are now the
scenes Of bloody conflict between the
forces that would subvert and those
that would preserve and improve
the political and social order under
which most of mankind has until
lately been living in peace and
harmony. The battlefield may soon
include our own hemisphere unless
we have prompt recourse not only
to men and money, but also to the
most powerful and protective of all
weapons-namely. inventions which
our enemies cannot equal or resist.
The President and his associates
IN the National Government rec
ognized early in the present crisis
the need for reinforcing our re-
sources of men and materials with
the armament of science and in
vention. For 18 months the re-
search of scientists and the in
genuity of inventors have been sup
plying the national arsenal with dis
coveries and devices with which to
Illustrate the new Neros Of Europe.
Products of United States Ingenuity.
Our country is now and has long
been the richest in inventive genius.
And though our contests have been
fewer than those of the various ma
tions Of Europe we have neverthe-
less invented for the purpose of
successful war as we'll as for the
benefit of peace. The iron-clad ship.
the submarine. the rapid fire gun.
the airplane. the armored car that
became the tank. the torpedo plane
and high octane gas are but few
of these products of American in
genuity. But now, more than ever
before, must America be the source
Of triumphant science and inVen-
ton. Both the necessity and the in
centive are greater now than at any
time in the past. Our democracy
and the most fundamental liberties
are at stake The tyrants are at
tempting to make science itself their
serf. And, unfortunately. they have
achieved a measure Of success.
The bloody struggles in Europe,
Asia and Africa warn us once again
that we can learn-must learn
not only from our friends, but
also and perhaps even more from
our enemies Chief among the les
sons taught by the present strife of
right against might is the necessity
of inventions that shall serve de-
mocracy better than those now aid
ing despotism. Adolf Hitler has
derived much of his power from the
creations Of science. In his effort to
enslave Europe and to regiment
Evening star., 1941-11-25
Saves Real Money.
10 Cooking. Quick Results.

To get the most sur-
prising relief from
coughs due to colds. you
can easily prepare a
medicine. right in your
own kitchen. It's very
easy-a child could do
it-needs no cooking,
and tastes so good that
Evening star., 1941-11-25

A. Lovely lenox Chino Service
PIotes in "L3OOB" pottern-
soft cobalt blue rim with coin
gold decoration. Dozen--S150
Plns I0eo Tar
B. RoyoI DouIton Fisurine-
"Sprine Mornine"-you really
should see it TO appreciate its
ever-so-deIioote beouy---S34
G. Rookwood Vose of hand dec
oroted proceloin-the only one
of its kind by on American cero-
mic ortist st-------------S35
D. Lenox Chino Footed Urn Of
graceful proportion, lenox Rose
decoration -------S1Z,75
E. Lenox Chino Urn in the fo-
NOUS old lenox Rose decoro-
ton -----------S8.50
2. W,dewood Bos- relief Etrus-
con Jue-onother example Of
Wedewood's superb technique
in pottery $3.50
6. English Bone Chino After
dinner Cups and Soueers
ortistry in china by Minton.
Dozen " S44
n. RoyoI DouIton Cocker
SponieI-modeed otter on Eng
Iish chompion------S16
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR.
Your Chnstmos gifts. bought here. may be
moiIed BY the store, without additional
charge. il shipping ehorses ore not dis
proportionote TO the omount Of purchase.
Evening star., 1941-11-25

children take It willingly. But you'll
say it beats them all for quick results.
First, make a syrup by stirring 2
cups Of granulated sugar and one cup
Of water a few moments. until dis
solved. Then get III ounces Of Pinex
Evening star., 1941-11-25

IA. Large Hand forged Aluminium Troy
by Wendell Aueust-one Of large group
under this distinguished onne---$12.50
N. Iwo-tone Bronze finish Ash Troy
from q large collection Of smoking &C.
cessories
o. Two-tone Bronze finish Book end with
Colt ornonent-for horse lovers. Pair,
$3.50
P. cIoisonne candy Box from China from
q large collection Of cIosonne in ash
troys, cigarette box sets, bowls------$5
THE GIFT SHoP. FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-11-25

Continued on Page B-9D
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15

berpoGtcn, mas 1lns in sen elropiii,
lDen Gonflift pernideln foun. 9icle
8ruppe belatptet, onb bieS notmenoig
lei Sur Grbaltllng l,llcreS 2onbes,
luliercr Ncligion lno ser 3ipililation.
uWian bat unS oaslcl6c III fat &C.
nalt 0cnlcl6en Wprtcn int lcetclt @clt=
fricg er50blt.
uSie onocrc 0rlppc lit ser 9(nliNt,
OaB luir lmlerc cigcncl 9fiilhuNcn
altfbaleu lolltcu, lruu irgcnoei,c bro=
benoe Gefobr ob5umcnocn. Nir Der
treten oie slnlid)t, bob Sic Grbolt1ng
oes merifonilNcn Gplfes lrno unlc=
rcr 9clllofrotic niNt bon elmer onoc=
ren Station abb1ugt. Mou fon1 lid)
l6lper porltellcn, poB cine Station
bon 13O,O0O,00O Mcni0cn iib nidt
pertcioigen fonnte, mo llnlerc @pr>
batter III oen lrlpriin9lHen13 Solo
nlel1- arrL 5crIplittert ,tno iDtpod)
- nibt nlr in ser Sage lporcn, einc
bereits 1uttcr ibnen 1tebenoe feinolide
slrmee 5lt beiieaell ionbern all6 sic
grobte 0emotrotie oui5ubollelt, ipeld)c
Die @elt ie geieben fat. @enou 10, luie
id amerifa liebc, ba6e id feine 2iebe
fitr Sitler lIuo fin oas, mas er pers
tritt. @eeine SDnlptbie lieet auf Sci
ten @nglanbs -. Seine onti=britiiden
&efiible beranlaiien MIDI, gegen 8i.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15
~Mittiupdj, Sen Is. Sannar 1941

mal 5n Silfe fomn1en miiNeh weum
cs &rieg crfldrt, lrno man iagt audi,
oob eill eltropaiider 9iftotor es ani
Nmerifas reibe S6Gbe obgeicben bot
- piclleibt auf ,'nicr @olS, bos in
ben Bergen bon &entllfp pererobcn
lit, Giele @ruppe iuiG ruIer Ncltro.
litatsgeieb ,no oas SobnIot-@eick
uioerrufen, Ie mill llniere Sdific,
lmiere @el6iike lmo ,lnlere IlugSeugc
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15

9leitlulg britiidcr Sdiiic ourd oueri.
fanll6e &riegsid)ifie ,mo @ioerruI
oes Observation-Disclosures rmo bcS Sobu.
lol1s Vcctea 5luu &ricg iiiDrcu luii.
icu.
Scnotor- 9Slcclcr erflirtc oouu,
oob cine ollAebltle &npolipn Nnlcri.
foS l1dcrliNcS @crcoc lei, ocnu ocr
arica acNcn G:nglono bobc gc5ciet,
lue lbmer cS lei, iibcr cine 20 Mci.
lcn brcltc Mullcrflddc 5u foruuclL
oic G'nglollo lhiitc, baG es iibcrbolpt
olsgclcblplien ici, 9cniiNcuo Sdiiie
lmo 6lng5el,Nc fiir cine Spcroticn &C.
gen sln1crifa 5ulonmcn5llbringcn.
Gr no0tc oonn oli sic Grfl1rlna
oes perltorbcncn 6ritil6cl @otlfoftcr5
Soro Sotbion n,in1ertlorn, scr ertlGr.
te, oo6 Scr observation-disclosures i1 oe.
ipincr SiuliHt einc Nebeuion ocgcn
Die l(ngered)tigfciten ocs Gcrtroacs
bon GerlailIes oaritcllc. Sobann gob
CT cine Neibe bon &orldl1oen, sic
Observation-Disclosures 5ltgruuoe lie.
gen foultcl1, mie @icoer6eritel(lng
Der oellti6en @ren5e bon 1914 nit
einem lnabbil1aiaen Yolcn ,lno Side.
dolloluafien, &ieoerberltelluna ser
ltnabbangigfeit Sranfrei6s, &ollanSs.
@elgiens 1sno Noripesens; @iidsabe
~ (6ortlesung auf Seite 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15

oie @erfolgten rno llnteroriidte,t
it6eran in ser @clt.
u8ir iinb 1tns al,b flar oariiber,
baB mir grobe Brobleme 5u Saulc
5u I0ieu baben, 'benu ein 9rittel MT
lercr 8epofferlng lit uu5l,ldnglid)
erndbrt, 1n5ulanglid gefleioet llno
fat ,ln5nl0ngli6e @obnlngen. llno
bon boblter Steue lit inns geioet NOR
oent oaB oiele 3ltltouoe ,mlere 9emo=
fratie beorobcn. Ss6 bin boaig ser
gleiben s(nii6t. Inter bieien ltnitG1:
Sen bin id) ser s(nlid)t, bob mir ultiere
cigenen 8robleme crit regeln iollten
ebe mir bilralls5ieben, 1ut 8roblcn1c
in sllien, slfrifa, slultraliel Siioomc=
rifa nnb europa 5lt lolcn.
uNls -Nmerifaner liuo iuir sl1niblt
at slmerifa intereiiiert - pas ltebt
fir luls auf 0em Spiel? llnlere lln-
obbangigfeit, lmlerc 9emofrotie lub
nnier ,Sanoef lmS Geid6ft. Sseocr
ipabre Mmeritarer lpiiroe bereit icin>
bierfiir 5lt fdmpfen. :''
"@ie fann nlan iie on1 beIten er-
balten? gs ,gibt slpei peri ri6ieoe,te Mn-
iidten in bieier 8e5iebung. Sic cine
Grippe lit ser s(nii6t - eenau 10
iuie I'M porigen @eltfrteg - oaB
gnglan6 1,niere erite @erteioial,ngs.
,linie lit uno bob tpir gtlglano ieoes.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15
- . O en- 6 brpuif

llno nuIere 3elieion ,,niere 9ieaftioll
anf irgenbeinen ellropail6en &riee
beeitfluiien. 8ir miiien, bab Grieae
in europa ober Iiien ,lns lit pirt=
l6aftlider 8e5ieblmg, politilder .@in=
ii6t lmo binlidtli6 6es Geiiibls be-
einfluiien. 8ir babem Mitleio fir
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15
ocrrlli bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uno

ocrrnf neS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES un0
oes Sobnipn=@cieteS at iein ..
SD bin oaaegcn, bob onerifo.
niid)c 0riegsi6iffc SanSelSidiiie in
sic 3ricgS5onc gclciten. SD bin geaen
oicIe Glinc, lueil lie 5rm 9rieg fii9.
rem. llno 8iaiom slaen @bite, ser
Sorlieeuoe SeS Goritees snr @ertei.
oiglrng Mmerifos nlittcls Silfe fiir
sic slaiiertel, bat 5ugsgebcr, Dob @e.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15

ISh putt Attu utC StIteSSSeYHCL uell
&anpf big 5um blutisen Gnoe se.
idDoren baben, iebnen it1 Sic &0lfer
nab ssrieoen. Sie gebelt a,t6 ibren
@efiiblen unb @iini6en IN ni6t mib-
5lperItebenber @eile @usbrud. Sic
bon Der eiiernen Gal,lt ser 9iftatoren
regierten 80lfer fonnen 11no Siirfen
es ,libt ipasen, ibren Srieoensluunld
5lt alBern. 8ir freie, Mlnerifaner,
Die mir Die Segnl,ngen bes Sriebens
geiieBe,t, tim alles IN unlerer Otad)t
Stebenoe, ltns oieIen Srieoen su
itbern lrlo ait erbalten.
8raiibent Hooiebelt fat tpieoerboIt
bem anlerifanilden golfe. sic Ser
fiderlrng gegeben, baB ipobl alle moe-
lide Silfe ben oenlofratil6en 2anoern
geiuaBrt lperoe, aber bon elmer afti=
ben Seilnabtne am europdiiden arie-
&c feinc Neoe iein fonne. England be-
biirfc, iuie ser Brdlioent nod por
einigen Eagen in ieiner 8oti6aft an
ben RongreB betonte, feinerlei ,Wau'
8oner". - ....-. .~
@tlide fnperprobritiide 8ereiltigun-
gen hlben inter DEM anerifaniI1en
@olfe cine bplterild)e Stilnna,ng her-
borallrnfen oltrd iibertriebene geffdft
l,Ilo falide Darltelung ser Gatiadcn.
Cine betrddtlide sln5abl edit patrio=
tiider 8iirger in boben Stellungen
ftden bieier fitnitli6en unO peroerb-
Ii6enariegspropaganoa en- gegensll=
arbeiten. ga lit Dor allem bas bon
@enerallnaior &obert 6. 8ooo ge=
leitete oslmerica Sirit Committee. =.
Diefen &on1itee eeb0ren Senrp sSorS,
General Sugb g. Sobnion, 6. 9tiden=
baber, Der Stabluuterneblner 6. 8.
&Derion, SSr., Ser friibere llnteritaats-
fefretdr @m. 9f. Cattle nno Mlice
@ooiebelt= =2ongluortb ait. 3u einem
a,oern aomitee, Dem ,No Soreisn
@ar-Gomnittee' l,nter bent Gorlit
bon @erne @aribau, bent S6riftlei.
ter ber in Soma eribeinenoen 3eit-
f6rift ,,Geoar gfapibs @asette', ge-
bort and Col. Gbas. sl. 2inobere6.
oft. -.-.s H..
3lt SEN ,lii6terl1 fit sic Grbaltlrng
lt1o bie Si6erbeit llniers 2anoes be-
lorgten Mannern geDort ser bemo=
fratiid)e 5enator Burton g.. @bceler
bon Montana, Ser lib in ibarfer Ge=
De gegen Die &riegsbeeer manote. Sci.
ne Heoe leitete ser itreitbare Senator
eiat nit oen @orteu: ,Meine Mnli6=
ten ber,lben nibt aaf Sl1rbt Dor mil
ben 9robungen binli6tlib anerifaniz
i6er @roberung ieitens 5talins,; Sit
lers ooer Wuliolinis. Sd 1peib, oab
ipeoer oieie nod ibre 2ebren bas ame-
rifanilde 8olf einnebmer ober lnie-
re Ginbiloung al,f einen B1trft brin-
gen iueroen, mo mir bereit ipdren, So
ibisnlls, @ommllnismus ober Natio=
nalio5ialis1ni1s allsunebmell. -. ~
.5ie 1lnb id iiub s(merifaner -
,mo ais amerifaner iino tpir natiir-
lid am @obl nno @ebe ser ga1,sen
@elt iaterefiiert. 9a mir aus allelt
bier gdens Der Melt fomnlen, tpillen
mir. bob unier @eidaft. ,,niere @aiie