davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1946-05-31
nS.6lOttc bleibt WtaHafer
weltgrOBte &c
9ei@ilOert


7a6mu 3fpei Imerifancr,
oarumter ein Slmbulon5iobrer, Ger
ueruunoetc 9elti6e in Ger Rors
mon0ie Qerettet botte, erfl1rtpn, ooB
TasisS ruppen einige ne. Solooten
sic elm Naiiofer inter 3riegSeeiou.
genen mdbreno Der Aroennen-
ShLodt ii%berIebten 5u GoOe Ihlu-
oen ODER eriGoiIen. @eiOe iagten
III Sem 8roSeB 9egen "A S5a0iii-
3iere unS @tnnnidoiten ans, Die Der
Grmoroung non II geiongengenom-
menen Amcrifanern bel MolmeOD
om IL. DECEMBER 1914 beiduloigt
lueroen.
Snnuuel Gobpns aus SonOuSfp.
9bio, ertl1rte, Dab ole 9eutiden
oos Hotfreu35eiden oui ieiner
ambulunS ignorierten irno i'm ne
ben anoere 9lmeriEnner ltelten, Die
erI1oiien mcroen iollten. Gr er-
bieIt bier Sdiilie. GobDns iogte,
er lab, pie S5.2ctte uoie nod
9ilfe i6rcienoen Seruumocten er.
Iboiien" nnhoem lie Uorbtr bereitS
our6 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nieOer-
Qeitredt iporoen moren. Sooner 3.
6or0, ein ebelnaliQer 9lngeb0riger
ser Niilitdrpoli3ei aus Scetou, Wfop
beridtete, geb0rt 6ll boben luie Die
Go5iS @erlpunoete nit i9ren Sc
mebrfolben i6lugen.
0obpu8 in9te olts, BOB ieine Im-
bulaB AM IL. 3e5ember in Elm
areu3feuer geriet uuo 8eritDrt pur-
oe. TT unO ell 8egIeiter ergaben
iid ocn IeutiAeM BON Oenen elmer
tie al Srt uuo SteIle cridieBen
iuollte. Sin Gfii5ier logte ibn,
mid nid)t 81 erIdieBen" 10 beridtete
GobpnS, Der iih Die 2lngetlugen an-
Iab, ieOod nidt imitouoe mar, oielen
Gffi3ier gu erfenuen. Slim Ameri-
faner nit Gotfreil35eiden beIanDen
iiH in Der @ruppe bon 100 Sefan.
genen, Die nif oaS idneebeOedte 8ell
nit erbobeuen Armen getrieben muir
0Cn.
Gincr Ser 4merifoner mlirOe Ourd
eiten &eooloeriduB nieOergeltred'
unO i'd lief Oabon. 9ann bort. id
eincn meiteren HepolueridliB. Wtin
opItenS 3pei Woihinengemebre felt
erteu mo mir ole Tielcu 81 8coen
Sd mltrOe piermal getroiien Uni
in meiuer SSSade maren adt Doe
3e6n peitere Q6her. SD lab, mi
0rci ODER bier gentide Die @erluuu
oeten erihoilen, Die i'm Silfe rieFeH
Sd gIaubte, ser ein5ige 81 leilt, De
an Qeben mar" 9obpnS unO II
lneitere entfmen ihlieBIid, Madden
lie iid) ltultOenlong totgeltelt 9attell
Amerifnniide Srlippen fanoen lpa
ter II 2eiden nuf benz Selo.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-31
&a55ia tDar
9rufmittel

Sronanlrto. ~ Gin Beomter
Ses StodtsOepurtments erflarte, ouB
sic ans S72 Shifien b~eitebenoe %.
ran 5Iottile oui Die uon amerifoni-
ideu gruppsn cine Ra53ia porgenom-
men uurOe, Gin midltigeS Wlittel lei,
i'm 9fuBtdnO 0a5lt 5u beiUe8en, Den
Tonuit unterlolti iiir ben iingebin-
Serten SanoeI irei5ugebcn. Sic Boo
te b~eiinOeu iid) guiifen @dilou uno
Tp9genoori in Dem Uon Aueritdncrr
bciesten Bayern.
Bri1nSrgcneroI @ODin 3. Sibcrf,
scr G6ei Nes onterifoniid,en Spiono-
ae un0 Nbwe6roienites Int europa,
iagte, 0oB Der Ra55ia ,,feine politi-
iden @otioe 8uaruuOeliegeH, lie uiel.
mebr nur unternommen DnrOe, Inn
oem- DernnIteten @taiienidmnggel
ul0 elmer mterirOiiden 6Iudtroutt
fiir So Qente ein @nOe 5u bereiten.
8is 3ur gaenoipung Der llnteriu-
dung qDeroen Ole S6tlie p,riiegelt.
obsr BON omtli6er Settle wuroe be.
toni, Dab eS jih Dierbei nidt nm einC
8eid)Iugndbme ban0le. Grecblib(
lfengen Don @eibiiben, Sdmuditiil.
fe, Ba5e, 2e6en@utittel lno an0ert
Observation-Disclosures mur0cn &C.
iunoen.
Gle Ourdhiften Sdlbiie i%teIlen Ell
nen aroben Cell Der mir ole Gonali
Sdjiia6rt ueriiiabaren 8oo.e bar
Die meiiten iteben in un9arlidcm 9e
liz o6er eini9c geb0ren Sntereiien il
ben 9aIfanldnOern unO iOldr ii
Srunfreidj un0 ben geiaoerlan0en Si,
iud'ten3ufh!d)t in ben nnter amerifa
niidler aontrollc ltsben0en@ andiiern
ats rliiii6e Iruppeu gegen &riGgS
enoe 0oaauoafpdrts 5o9en.
Snuobl &uBlano qpie eini9e Bal
fanldn0er babcu iid in8miihen I'm
Die Hiidgobe oieier Sdpifie bemiibt
tpie Ser 0ertrcter 0e3 Staais0epart
melltS ingte. RuBlon0 beidaperte iify
OaB oie Gcitboltltng Der 8oote il
GeutihlanO Ben pirtidaftli1en Isle
~0eraui6aa ser BoIfanldn0er bebin0e
re. Aber e8 muroe 0nrauf 6in9uuie
ieH, 0aB 3aBlano lid bisber gepei
CERT BAT, Dem Griuden Ser 8ereinig
ten Staaten ulrO anoerer alliierte
2an0er SIT entipreden, ben @anoe
an Der Gonmt frei5u9e6en. Ger Ste
paratipnsltatuS ner 8oote lit 6i8be
nod nidlt erfIdrt mor0en.
Der StaatsOcportnlefts -@erp16rs
MANI nlciatc, SAB Oas SdidIal Be
iebeda 400 Shtffe uno oe 6rog
0cS freien SlnOelS naf Ser Coma
an Ser nd1itan Sibuua Ser altiiertc
NuRanminiiter in Boris an 10. Sun
enfidieoen mer0en 0arite.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-31

@aIbington. Ger gemiIIigings-
ouBidrlB 6es RongreBeS bat Die @CIo-
mitteI, Sic notig iinO, onnlit oie anne
rifaniidle 6lottc and meiterbin ole
orobtc Der 9Selt blefbe. 6etuilligt, IN
Sem or ertldrte, Dab Oie @irtlug Der
9ltombombe auf 6lotten nod imnter
mgapiB lei.
Ser AltsihpB opprobierte Fir ben
9etrie6 scr Slotte u6breno Nes mitl.
,Sltli 6e1innenOen SiSfaliabreS Elm
8li0oet uon $4,639,659,0 00.
6lotteniefretdr 6orreital bate Dor
Dem alSiduB erfldrt, Bob Die pro
ieftierte Nodfrie9Sflotte ,,quolitatip
unO quntitotiu allen Streitfroiten Der
@elt geIpaHIeu iein mitrOe."
8enn oie Organization Ger Sers
einiaten 2otionen,~ 10 latte Sore.
Ital or9umentiert, clue oerniinftige
Gbance iiir cineu Griolg bcfommeli
loll, 10 lit On MISUNDERSTANDING ltn-
ierer geeemp1rti9en bewa II eten
Dsodlt meientli6 n uno ooS beiBt lo-
uiei ME Die MISUNDERSTANDING elmer
mabrhait mirfiamen Gee .llnO Slot.
tennadt.@
Sil 0en offi5ie(len8eridi, nit mel
feln ser gGuSidJuB notwithstanding
Dor 0oS @lRnum 3ur Ge6dtte Ienoet,
beibt e3, bog eS Oielleid)t m0gld ma
re, an Die 6lottenpldne gort5 onoers
l,,ran8D9eben 1penn ole @irfnng Der
~9(tomGombc oili fitnitiJe 6Iotten nil
SifDerbcit bsfannt mare. (Nie erltt
grpro6ung ser % irfung Der
4tombombe alti GberiIddenidifie,
sic i'm @a5iiif a~b5ebalten meroel
Mrs, lit unseIGbr iar ben /. Sui
ongeiebt.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-31
Marnnn9
al Mdbler

8atifanita0t. - Sn einem I'M DSl-
Ierpotore Gonano" ueroffentlidtcn
Sirtenbrief erflaren Die glldofe Don
llnbrien 0aB Iid Gotbolifen, Die
hei sen g8obIen oul 9. Sui iilr mar
riitiIde ODER a~ntiferitole 8arteien
ltimmen, sic lfiir oie oollitdnoige
Irennltno BON Stride ulO Staot elm.
treten, lid ben 5traFen oeS tnlloni'
iden NedtS ~oltsieten."
@GeidBeitig mieien Oie 8iifofe bon
Gulabrieu Die @l1lrbigen in einem
Sirter6riei oarallf bin ,yOaB SDilfen
@briitentlnm unoMarrismlls cine un-
perl0nlihe SppolitiOn beite6t," nno
~errlnbnten sic @d5ler, MIR fiir Iolde
aonoioateu 3t itimmen, 0Oie iid Der.
pflidten, oIle @ruuoiabe 81 Oertei-
oiaen, Sic ole @runolage elmer ge.
Innoen 1riitliden StaatsiOee biloen."
3ieie @irtenbriefe, melte Die
IfGriite 6iSberige aeuberung oes 8a-
tifanS gegen sic 2infsparteien bar
ihllen, Iollen in allen airfen llm-
brienS, mo oieie Barteien beionoPrs
Itnrf inns, niro in allen @ir1en @alas
briens Oerleien mer0en.
Inter Sen Strofen Ccs fanonildlen
HcdtS beiinoen iid sic Germeigernng
ser Satromente unO ole 8ergpeige-
rnng oe8 8egrdbniiles in einem ge-
meibten 6rieobof. Cine Gpfommuni.
fation ODER sic 8erpeigernng Der
Iebten Selltug miiroen inoelien nift
in 3roge fonmlenL Dllroe erflart.
Die 8fihoie bon llm6rien legten
Den @l1li6igen oas ,~.oblolIite 8erbot
auf, in irgenOeiner Weiie ser S0eo-
lo6ia ooer Sen Yarteien an5ubdilgen.
oie BON ser Seiligen Stride perurteilt
moroen lino, inter benen iid) iene,
Sic BON benz MlarriSnluS un0 Dem
Qai3iSmls inlpiriert tucrOen, beTin-
sen. mie lallt tie audi i9re Adtung
Dor Der Geligion pertitnoeit mogen
Ser Sirtenbrief Der Siid)oie Don
aalobrien beriibrt aud Die 6rage Der
MonarAic, sic in 0en Suniuablen
entIhieSen meroen miro, pno iiibrte
folgenoes ans: oGbe man iih fir Die
Monarftie ODER iiir sic &epubIif ent.
Idjeioet, muB ii6 ieoer nit boiler
aenntniS barber flar meroen, mel
DIE oieler beioen StaotSiormerrin Der
telttigen 3eit Ole grObten @orantien
fir oie @eligion utO oas 2altO 6ietet,
ms babel iollten ale llntitdnOe err
mogen meroen. Die 81 einem flugen
Gnti9luB beitragen fonnen."
Washington Journal., 1946-05-31
fir
&ommnnilteu

8ro1 ~ Sic erIten SeilreIultate,
sic ii6er oie ollgemcinen @ablen in
ser acknowledgements on Sonntug
uorlieQeul, qe6en Den &ommuniiten
cillen er6eblihen 8oriprung.
Ger Groqer &unofuuf meloete in
sen Abmoitun0en ell @ablergebnis
aus Der metbo6miidcn Snouitrie-
Itaot 8ilienL Die ioiuo6l tuegen Der
QroBen Mtunitionsio6rif SfoOa als
md locgcn i1rer 8rauerei peltbe-
FAINT lit. Su 8ilien erbielten Die
GommuniIten $4,000 Stimlnen, Die
tIde0iiden Notionnlio5ialiIten (Be-
lte5 9ortei ser Mitte) $4,000, Die
5osialoemofroten 10000 uno Die
fathaliide &olfspartei 10000 Slim,
men.
Gin GeilreiuItot ans ser 2anoes-
baltptlioOt Erag ielbit urufaBt etpa
sluei GritteI offer @a6ler. Gle &onl-
mntiIten muIterten 100000 Stim-
men. sic 8cnes- Nationalio5ililten
222, 600, Sic So5inlOemofraten 81
600 un0 sic fot6oliiNe 8oltSpartei
105.COO Stimmen.
@dbreno III 80bnlen nno W1db.
rem sic aommuniitcn sic 5iibrnng
6aben, 5eiQen Ole eriten Seilergeb-
mile ans ser S(omofei Die So5iol-
oelnofratcn an Der Spite.
IN Sen @nblen mer0en 300 ab-
q~eoronete fir cine Gerfaiinnggebe-
benoe MISUNDERSTANDING ge-
Washington Journal., 1946-05-31
GimInNmne 3Mllt ScnNers
ecttcSNienit ant Scnntae

Die Neile 4poitoliide Stride bon
Noroomerifn, in SIR. 1856 Siamore
StraBe belegen fiinoigt einen Son.
ser : @ottesoienit am 26. Mtni I'M
5 llbr nndm. in Der Cafeteria oeS
@aptiitrn EenpelS an. 8rdiioent
Mep. Sobn g. Genot, Der pielen Ho-
heIterern BON friiberen 8einhern
FER in better GrinnerunN Iein oiirite,
miro Sen @~ottesoienit leiten. Sei,
mem Cert miro er ,.Hcpelation
through 6lei6, 81. Sobomnes
2O:21-23, 5~uaruuSe legen. Se0er.
mann lit ber5lidit 5lifl 8eiud ELM
QeGnoen. Gin &irhendor BON 90
Stimmen piro lingen.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-31
Is pcricncn Opfcr
cines flMoMiainus

Oslo Sn Dem INlinlmlfen
NugungIiid. oas 9orpegen lie err
litten bnt, fmmen IS Yerionen nm.
Gin SSunfersflug5eng Der normegi-
Iden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "Itiir3te
fnr5 nod Dem glufltieg bonn Iorne-
bu 6lugplot bel Oslo iiber Dem
sSjoro al. Inter Ben Spicrn 6eFnn-
oen iib ser idmeoiide Mnler Siaac
@rnnemalo uno Der norpegil6e
5driitlteler &onaI0 5angen.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-31
be-
ldnbcn Mtiucn

Mai6iugion Yruljoent Grltr
man, ser SoBn 8. 2euis Sonito0
3lt elmer SlBluig obenoS s ll6r ins
@eiBe &ols 9~erlien battc I'M Den
iiir Mfontug ungcfiinOi9tcn &obleit-
itscif objnrpeu0elt, fonnte feline Gini-
ounQ erjiclen.
@lS 5olle mDuoeu Il. 2 Gruppcn
III sic a~o6Ienieloer aennidpS &C.
ianot Inn Der %egierlnl8 bel 0em
9eirieb ser gerancrfe 0en 6iiden
81 Ocder.
Gas Qricgsomt teillt nit. Dob
100 So(oaten, eininlieBli6 Ell
nps Eon5er Units, nah Maoilon'
bile, ap., beorNert pllroen, lint
@er1leufe 81 6cidiiben, sic in o2n
Oorti9cn aoblcngrlben sur Nrheit
fomuten %iolten.
9}nd,0an sic 9a6nen 0onf oe8
iidrtltm Grud3 Sen biSber Die Ne-
oicruna ipnlols in einenl 4tbeitools
bit allqeuanoi bat, pieoer iahrem,
'mnloie 8rdii0ent SrlnHon leinc
Souptauincrfiamfeit Dem &ohIen.
itreif All. Gr fonferierte cine Stln-
sc lana nit 6oben 8ealnteL nad0em
Sohn 8. 9efpi8 it'd Sonntug gerpci-
ocrt bate, sic Nrbeitsaninabmr filr
Montag on3llor0Hen, mlo ben Gle.
qierlltWsuoyihlug 81 elmer oll9e7
meinen Megelung dblebnte.
Gle 9ilociotiou Of american Gail=
roaoS 6eridtete, Dab Der 3l9perfe6r
ii6eroa mieoer ieinen Gormol5t.
ItanO erreid)t bat, 10 BOB Der Streif
Ser @rubenarbeiter Oos lebte groBe+
re 0inoernis iiir cine iingeltorte Sn.
0uitrieproOnftion 1T.
2eluis bate 6d5 &egieningsmge-
bot nad elmer lan9en 1iBung mil
arng 3nriidgcfpieien, .nad0em e.
bor6er Serrn 1rumauS GoridluQ
iiir ENC lharie GeIebeS Gorlng(
angeb0yt bate, inn NIT StreifS ,,ge.
ange6ort bate, Inn nit treif5 "ge'
gen Die &egierlng" iertig 81 lperoei.
Satiddlid fporen piele 3eder
idon qeiperrt, che Sonntag abenG
oie 14t1giqe Streifpauie Elm Gnot
iono, gum Seil meil Die NrbeiteI
nod) ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der
i3ed)en oieien Ternblie6en mo neil
infolge oes Giienbnbnitreifs ni6t &c.
niigeno @agen periiig6ar fparerl, nm
sic ao6lc Wcg5ui6oiien, nno Oit
menigiten 3ed)en ap6le l1ngere Bel
lagern fGnnen. 8is 0ahin mar al.
leroings Ser gr6Bte Seil Der 3eder
nad1 einem 42t6giqen Streif in Be.
tried 9eluelen.
@rlig bate ourd aonliral Nto.
reef brett an Sic Conference.-The,
ii6er Sen Gopf bon 9epis binrucl
appeliert oie Mrbeit mieOer oli}l.
nebmen. Nber es beItcbt meniq
Soifnuma, oab iid anaeli6tS 0eS
5e6lens non glnpeiinngen @ieitenS
Ser lta2@ ! 6ii6rung cine grOBert
3abl BON arbeitern eafinocn fucr-
Den.
@d6reno sic Hegierung perindte.
sic aoblenf0rOerlnig III Cana 81
briugen mlroe sic 9eilcoum9 OeS
GiIcnba6nItrcifS ourM llnterihrif-
ten heiiegelt. AluunleD Sohnlton.
G6ef ser brotherhood Of engineers
uno ". i. @9itnen 9raiioent Scr
brotherhood Of Groilmel, INTER-
Ihrieben beute II llbr ole Ssrtr1gc
nit 8ertretern ser 8abnlrnien. gm
@admittag ilopen lie in ibr Salipt-
quarter nod GlepelanO 5llriid, Inn
BON bort ous sen aanlpf fir Die
Yunfte uieoer onI5unebmen, Die lie
u.L4 S,,rAfa,a, fonutcu 0(f2 Mhtfx
Washington Journal., 1946-05-31
1lloimscr 1~tnipcriitGt
pom Sran,sien erSffnet

Mlain3 0ronfreid', ooS sic Uni
perlitdt Moin5 I'M Sabre f79S ldlloB,
eroffnct lie mieoer nit elmer 6eier
@ierre a0rig, Oberbefeblsbaber per
fran3oliiden Streitfrdite in 9elttld-
LAMB, sen 8oriit fiibrte . Sn esngsir-
relr nod Der fron50iiihen &epolntion
uno mGbrenb ser ndpoleorllfen
6eloSiige muroen mebrere Oeutlfe
llniperiitaten unteroriidt. W2ain3 rel
in Sabre 1897 an 6ranfreid; oiellni-
perlit1t. Die Oamals 5000 Stuoen-
len bntte, mltroe Elm Sabr oarouf gu
genlad)t. Die @riinoung Ser timber
lit1t gebt auf 0as 10 Sabrbunoert
6nriid.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-31
Butter, 1ltild, 1tGIc
lucrNcit nod tcMrcr

@ie Elm @egierungs6eomter nlln-
mebr mitteilte, merOeu Die Ereile
iiir Butter. Milh mo Sale pernllt-
lid in sic @Ghe 9eiebt meroen. Oa-
nit Ole 2onOmirte 6lltter fiir ibr
@ieb faufeu tonneu. Ser einoige
anoere 9hlSpeg mare elm nener Re
gierungS5uidnB Ser aber nid)t
luabrideinlih lit. 90 sic 8eibilfen
nadl Sen lebten Nadridten ia nod
uno nah obgeballt meroen loaen.
r.mniporrL0l
Washington Journal., 1946-05-31
Gr lueih eS senaM

9ei ser ShluBprilTung an Der Be
ruiSiortbiIonnaSidltle wiiroe DER
@ert non Butter un0 Nargnrine &c.
penieitig obgepogen nnO in oielem
3niammenbange eiue Reibe uon Sra
zen 9citelt. Alti ole 6rage, mo5lI
Margarine permenoet miro, ertuioert
Elm garB idlauer 9dderle1rling gu
gutterbornfeh.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-31
Gifer

uSie f0nnen Don Slid iagen, bob
Sic oie Steae bei mir befommen ba-
ben. Tos borige Maoden more
nia -
uGas borige Mdoden bat Sbilen
wo6l ~gefiinoigt?"
SD bite Sic, 0ns fommt BEL mir
niht borl Bel mir Iter6ea ale Dienit-
ma0hen."
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-03-08
Better Living Conditions for Birds, Beasts
Is Objective of American Wildlife Institute
BY WALTER A. SHEAD

RELIEVE it or not, there is an or
~ ganization in Washington which
has no propaganda, no high-pow-
cred publicity staff, and is non-profit
and non-political.
It is the American Wildlife In
stitute, formulated back in 1911 I'M
der the name of the American
Game Protective association and in
corporated in 1885 under it's present
name, but with the same hackers
and sponsors, headed by former
Senator Frederic c. Walcott of Con-
necticut, daddy" of much of the
conservation legislation which has
been enacted into law during the
past quarter of century.
So the American Wildlife Institute
is non-profit, non-partisan corpo-
ration, supported by the voluntary
contributions of industries, organi-
cations and individuals interested in
the preservation of American wild
life and conservation of natural re-
sources in all its phases.
Its detectives are three-fOld: ~
to encourage cooperation and CO.
ordination Of effort of all groups and
individuals interested in conserva-
ton of natural resources; (2) to as
sist in finding and presenting to the
public facts about wildlife and these
natural resources; and (3 to pro-
vide facilities for training young
men in the latest scientific methods
Of game management and conser-
walton.
In carrying out these detectives
the American Wildlife Institute has
become central co-ordinating
agency in liaison and cooperation
with and between such organizations
as the Izaak Walton League, the
American Forest association, the
Audubon society, Geological and
Biological Associations, State De-
partments of Conservation, Land
Grant Colleges and Universities, the
u S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and
the Conservation Division of the de-
partment of agriculture.
Work on Broad Front.
It spends it's money to obtain
these detectives by the publication
of books and technical pamphlets
at no profit, for the benefit Of all
phases of conservation; by spon-
soring and financing the annual
North American Wildlife conference;
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-03-08

After an absence of more than so
years Atlantic salmon have re-
turned to spawning grounds in four
Maine rivers, after American Wild
life Institute had cleaned out the
Maine rivers ruined as spawning
grounds by the lumber industry.
by the establishment of chairs and
schools of wildlife conservation in
colleges and universities for training
young men in every phase of natural
resources, for technical research and
in methods of game management
and conservation; by conducting re-
search itself and in cooperation
with other organizations in wildlife
and land management and use,
stream pollution, and by bring
ing about better coordination and
cooperation between groups and in
dividuals engaged in the production,
administration and use of natural
resources.
For several years the American
Wildlife Institute has financed the
research into migratory fowl at the
Delta duck station in Manitoba,
Canada, in conjunction with the
University of Wisconsin and Michi-
gan State college, with James F.
Bell, famous authority on migratory
fowl, as superintendent of the prof.
ect. In 1913, Ducks Unlimited be-
came a co-operator. This scientific
study Of migratory ducks and geese
has to do mostly with these wild
fowl on their breeding grounds. 9th
er studies of the birds in their mi
grafton across the United States has
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-03-08

Streams and their steep banks are
not suitable for pasture or cropland.
1t is much better to plant q broad
strip along each side Of the creek
with clover or other rough, strong
cover. Some willows or other trees
that thrive near water should be
set ont too, both for cover and to
help keep the banks from washing
away. In Illinois and northern In
diana great areas Of marshland
were returned to their natural state
after many unsuccessful years ef
sttempted farming.
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The plight of many Americans
today is that they can't get a car
for their spare parts.
Congress seems ready to send
the homes-for-veterans bill to the
floor with no ceilings on the homes.
The administration thinks this will
mean veterans may have roofs to
stop precipitation, but not infla-
ton.
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Is Germany really changing
heart? don't know but l know
they have had to change one thing,
their daily beer. There is no beer
for Germans today.
The Twentieth Century Fund says
1t costs as much to raise child and
put him through college as It does
to buy house-but children are
easier to find these days.
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led to the undertaking of an ambi-
tious scientific research project Of
what happens to migratory birds
when they reach Mexico and other
Central American countries where
they winter.
So for two years this study has
been going ON, largely financed by
American Wildlife Institute, but con-
Quoted by the Pan American Union,
an international organization COM
posed of Representatives of the Cen
trail and South American Republics.
In its zeal to train young men in
scientific knowledge in all phases
of conservation, the Wildlife Insti-
tute has fostered and helped finance
schools for this purpose at the land
grant state universities in Alabama,
Iowa, Maine, Missouri, Ohio, Oregon,
Pennsylvania, Texas, Utah and Vir-
ginia, while, through the influence of
the institute, schools also have been
established at Purdue university in
Indiana and in New York.
Quarter Million to Schools.
The institute has expended ap-
proximately $250,O0O in the estab-
ishment and maintenance of these
schools. In so doing, it operates
through the U. S. Fish and Wildlife
Service, the State Departments of
Conservation of Wildlife and the
universities. Approximately 500
trained men are now engaged in
various phases of wildlife conser-
walton and land use. Many are hold
ing important government and state
jobs in forestry, wildlife manage
ment, with geological and biologi-
cal gardens and organizations.
Another instance of conservation
fostered and largely financed by the
institute was the restoration of the
salmon fishing industry on the At
lantic coast. Fifty years or so ago,
Atlantic salmon disappeared from
Maine due to the destruction of
spawning grounds in the Maine
fresh water rivers by the lumber
industry. Sawdust coated the bot
toms of streams and tannic acid
from the sawdust polluted the water
to such an extent the salmon were
killed off and a flourishing industry
died.
In 1910 a fellowship was estab-
lished in the University of Maine
for the purpose of studying the pos
sibilities of restoring the Atlantic
salmon to the important streams
in the Northeast. Through these
studies and cooperation with the
institute, a method so easy and in
expensive was devised, that the
sponsors are amazed at the results.
Huge "egg beaters" were attached
to small boats sent into the Ma
chias, the Dennys, the Narraguagus
and the Penobscot rivers. These
egg heaters, operating in the spring
of the year at high water, churned
up the beds of these rivers SO thor
oughly that the sawdust caking was
washed out and into the sea. Then
millions of salmon eggs were
brought down from New Brunswick
and installed in troughs for hatch
ing in the rivers. This spring saw
the first return of the Atlantic salmon
for spawning and they swarmed
back into these four Maine rivers
by the millions.
The American Wildlife Institute is
particularly interested in land use
on the theory that if land and water
are utilized properly we will auto
matically have wildlife. Clinton
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Of the institute, who occupies a mod