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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-04-19

latter didn't drop the matter-and
understand the proposal has been
dropped temporarily, at least.
FIathead Farmers Threatened to
Use Shotguns
Likewise you'll recall that the farm.
ers of Flathead County, Montana, be-
came greatly upset two or three years
ago and, it is alleged, also threatened
the use of shotguns, when the Unit
ed States army engineers were con-
sidering raising the level of Flathead
Lake.
Now the point is this: Under our
present arrangement we have the
United States army engineers con-
cerned with the improvement of navi-
cation and the prevention and control
of floods in our navigable streams
This has been the engineers assign
ment for nearly a hundred and fifty
years. AS an organization, they are
an efficient, competent body of men.
My principal criticism of them is that
they honestly feel that they-and they
only-are responsible for the mainten-
ance and improvement of our naviga-
BILE streams. They care little about how
their activities may affect the people,
or how their programs of development
may be related to the reforestation
and soil erosion problems of the de-
partment of agriculture, or to the rec
lamation problems or wildlife and fish
problems of the department of the in
terror, or to the problems of power
development of the Federal Power
commission.
The engineers-except when they
were recently forced into a shotgun
wedding" in the Missouri Valley with
the bureau of reclamation-are lone
wolf" operators, and too often, I'm
afraid, pursue a policy of the public
be-damned'- know what's good
for the public, and we shall make 'em
take it and like it,"
Proposed Paradis Dam Not a
eva Dam
Now the Paradise dam proposition,
about which you write, is phase of
United States army engineers pro-
gram of investigation 1t is not cor
rect to call it a "CVA dam"
1t is not proposed in the Columbia
Valley Authority measure now before
to eliminate the United
States army engineers, or to deny
them the opportunity to build future
dams for flood control and navigation.
Under eva, however, the investiga-
tons and planning work now done
by the engineerS-so sometimes in secret, |
often without consulting the people
oncerned-would be done under the |
direction of eva and plans finally ap-
proved by eva would be made in con-
junction with other federal and state
agencies, and the development pro-
gram ultimately carried out would be
l UNIFIED program-on that takes
INTO account ALL interests and ALL
'esources-and it would be COOR
OINATED program, 1NTEGRATED
With the development programs of the
states, counties and towns of the Co.
umbia River Basin.
PiecemeaP Proponents Already Fight
ing One Another
You may ask: Why can't unified
program be developed by the existing
ederal agencies under some kind of
committee as set up in
he Missouri Valley? The best answer
o that is General Pick himself, who
CONTINUED on Page Three)
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candidate for associate justice of the
Montana supreme court on the non
partisan judicial ticket this year.
Mr. Metcalf recently discharged
from the army served with the Ninth
Infantry in the European war theatre,
and aside from wearing many battle
stars on his service medal, has been
decorated with the Bronze Star for
meritorious service.
He is presently engaged in private
law practice.
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Producers Fully Protected Under Emergency
Wheat Purchase Program Developed
By M. w. Thatcher of GTA

The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse ride rampant
the lands of Europe and ASIA and in their wake leave tragic
trail of starvation peslence and deatha tragedy that
only be averted by your prompt action Mr. American Wheat
Farmeri
Three hundred million fellow human beings are hungry
starving many thousands will die many other millions will
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-04-19
300 Million Starving People Look To
American Wheat Farmers For Relief
LEE METCALF FILES FOR
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE

Lee Metcalf, member of the Mon
tana legislature from Ravalli county
for one term and later an assistant
attorney general under Harrison Free
bourne announces that he will be a
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-04-19
Mp. Moe Explains Some Of
Montana Education
Problems
Lack of Cooperation Has Hindered Teachers
Efforts To Improve Salaries And
Retirement Program
M anaging Editor,

Mr.. H. S. Bruce Managing Editor,
The Peoples Voice. Helena, Montana.
Mr. Bruce interested in the reprint from the
Treasure Labor Journal of Kaispe your April 18th
issue.
Just to keep record straight would like have you
publish the following information believe that should
look at both sides the question: certainly that editorial
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April 5, 1916.
Mr. W. G. Dunlap, Editor
Sanders County Independent Ledger
Thompson Falls, Montana.
Dear Mr. Dunlap: Please accept my
thanks for copies of your newspaper
especially the issue of March 27, in
which you comment on the possibility
of dam at Paradise.
There are two or three statements
in your article which are not IN line
with the facts and which | am sure
you will be willing to correct, because
| know you have no intention of pur-
posely misrepresenting the proposed
Columbia Valley Authority.
You refer to the proposed eva
dam project at Paradise, and later to
the belief that the radicals" who are
supporting a Columbia Valley Author
ity are sin bed" with the Wall Street
capitalists and the "arch-reactionary
Spokesman-Review"
Both of these statements are untrue
and l should like you to correct them
in your paper Let me give you the
facts:
Would Establish Unified Develop
nent Program
First: The proposed Columbia Val
ley Authority is advocated as a meth
cd of establishing a unified program
for the development of the natural re-
sources of the Columbia River Basin.
q unified
program. Each federal agency, which,
under the law, is responsible for the
development or conservation of some
phase of our natural resources, goes
it's own sweet way without much re-
gard for what other federal agencies
may be doing or planning to do. There
are about 80 of these federal agencies,
and all but three or four of them head
up in the department of the interior,
the department of agriculture, and the
war department.
1t is proposed, under eva, to set
up an authority, which would have
three directors whose responsibilities
would correspond insofar as they re-
late to the development of the North
vests resources to those now held
by the secretaries of the interior, OF
agriculture, and of war. These three
directors, under the law, would estab-
lish their office out here in the North
west-not 5000 miles away in Wash
ington, D. C.-and would plan the de-
velopment and management of our
federally-controlled resources out here
where we common people could parti-
cipate with them in such planning, and
of even greater importance-know
what is going on.
In talking the other day with Al
bert S. Goss, national master of the
Grange, he told me how upset the
farmers of Vermont became when the
United States army engineers, with
out any conferences with them, sud-
denly announced they proposed to
build a dam that would permanently
flood hundreds of farms in Vermont !
valleys. These Vermont farmers threat |
ened to use their shotguns against the
United States army engineers if the
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-04-19
eva Program Explained
To Thompson F alls Editor
Learns That Authority Would Greatly Benefit
People Of Sanders County and
Western Montana

In a recent of the Independent Ledger, Thompson
G. Dunlap showed considerable interest in the
proposed Columbia Valley Authority and for the
proposal beautiful Carks Fork Val
ley clarity Editor Dunlap and to also aay his fears
the eva Sanders County, letters recent
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INSIST ON RATE REDUCTIONS!

months the Montana complied with
commission mil
overcaptaization
Casey
action this
question "why"
While Public
publicly owned systemsTVA
and ntar
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HE WHO PAYS THE FIDDLER
BY PAUL MEADOWS

opinions below the
ganiza or O he
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-04-19

residential power purchased
the
industrial Financial afiae
Falls
industrial "why?'
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-04-19

~ written to him; one by Her
bert M. Peet, eva executive
secretary and one-time editor
of The Great Falls Tribune,
and the other to MVA execu-
tive director for Montana, Jer-
ONE G.. Locke.
The letters follow:
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-04-19

You may ask: Why can't unified
program be developed by the existing
federal agencies under some kind of
interagency committee as set up in
the Missouri Valley? The best answer
to that is General Pick himself who
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48o Ferngespraeehe, Radio und
ernsehen auf elmer Leitunq

Die Tatiade, bab bellt5utage Biz
5u $50 5elepbon- -6ernselprade aui
elmer ein5isen Seitl,ns gelanot wer'
Sen fonneu, obne baB eilt 8eiprdd
oas anoerc itort, lit Sos Grgebnis
iobrelanger 6oribungen, Die iblieB'
lid bas yfoariale &obel" ergaben
Iiele aubel, oas sic 2abpratorieu
ser 8ea Selepbonlperfc ent,pidelteu,
fGnncn audi @cllen iibertragen, noel,
ebe sic 6requen5 Don &lnofllnfuellen
beiiteu.
Scocs oieier r&abel" lit nibt lGn,
ger aIs elm 9leiitift. Gurh oas rao.
bel" fiibrt ein einsiger Irabt, ser
Nurh Sheiben= SIolatoren aenau III
ser Mitte ieitsebalten miro. 0iittels
oes vaabels" perbcu sic &aoio,pellen
scrihtct, anitatt oab Tie, penn tic iid
ielblt iiberlaiien tpiren, lid) nad5 alien
Gihtlngen msocbneu piiroeu. %
sic &onltruftion ser raabel", sic
&aoiomellen ihnea an Stirfe abneb.
men libt, miiiien oieie in Nbltiinoeu
BON ie fiinf Meileu Surh GerltGrfer
rGbren mieScr neu belebt iperben.
@eiter lit es otrd 2aboratprillms.
perillte moglidj genaht tporoen, bon
sen 6reauenSen, sic itber Elm rfooria.
les 8abel" seIanot meroen, ieoes Gin,
5elne 5elepbongelprGb pSer ieScs
ein,elne Ha0ioprrarannl aenau ipie
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l6 Naiionen wollen Miliiaer-
missioner mach Berlin schicken
Mossendeporotion in dos Reich - Nvr Us 900 Tonnen
Sehiffsruvm.

Berlin. - Ser alliierte &ontron
rat CAB befannt, ooB er applifatirncr
Ser Is Gercinisteu 9fationen, sic ie
cine 1OfOpiige Militdrnlliiion mad,
ScutihlanO ienSen nollan, glttbeiBer
speroe. Iie in @etraht fommcnSen
9tationen mdren Iuitralien, graii-
lien, &araoa, China, SihehpIlpipo=
fci, @elgien, SGnemarf, 8riedrn,
lano, Snoien, Slreinburg. Sollano,
steuieelano, Norpegen, Eolen, Siio-
ufrifa uno SugoIlatpiei.
Hlinc iino sen,adJt woroen, ic
bier oieier Miiiionen in ieoem Gier.
tel gerIins unter5ubringen.
Ser &at gab audi Gplel, Sidehu'
Ilopafia, ltngorn uno Seiterreid
oas &eriprefen, oa5 nube5u 1000.
900 Sultihe bis gum nGtitsu Sui
aus ihren Sdnoern ausSieben miib
ten. 10000 Sonnen Sbiiisraun
lit aQes, mas ser Mats Sen Iautide,
on Snlano- uno &iiItenifiiiabrt or
lauben mirb. y.
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&eriamrllulg babeu mir cine Inter
baltilng. Cine quite Nt,rtf miro flei
big slnn Cans auiipielen. Sic Sd)arc
itern ,peroeu fiir glten 2unh ioreea
Ilio Sdmeitern uno 8riioer baltc
euh bieien Gag fret. 8ringt eur;
sSamilie uno 6rel1nbe, icSer lit min
folnmeu.
Gie @iiberpriifluns finbet an
Saustag, Sen 5. Ssanuar, beim 9r
Sobn &lein, 2t21 Grittenoen, 7:3(
ltbr aberos itatt. slGe 9ea,rten ,per
Sen eriutbt az erideil,en.
Die 9ean,ten lpiinlfen alien Mit
glieoern ein gelegnetes leues Sabr.
Sauna @irreldy, Sefr.
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1us Niles. OtSS
3meia 20.

Ssn ser Spe5ials s&crlamnllrng ON
16 Sesember ipurben Sic nellen Sc
amten Ifiir 1856 ge.riblt:
ErdIibent, @eorg Gmrid)
gTeeGrdi., @eorg 9inoer Sr.
Grct lSefr.. ssrierid) Shea
Sin. .1Sefr., 6ral5 @iinther
Sf)aem., Soham Shneioer
G.sG.sS GER, Mifael 8agner
Gerpalter, Sohamt Shinf, 6eorH
S:lparb, 8eprg Seller
Mrf,tuar, Sobann 8inoer
Marifaa, @eprs 8ramet,
Septies. Inoreas Slneid),
@eorg emrid)
Nm 6. SSanl,ur finSet un'ere resel
mdbiee Geriammlltns Inn , llh,
ltatt. Die 9riioer ii,S eril,dt sail
reid 5l eriheinen. 9lm 5. SSanuar,
llbr abenbs finoet bie Viiderrcpibie
rung itatt. Sie @eanlten Iino erIucl3.
piinftlidr 81, erid)einen.
Sobann 2apio, Setr.
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lluar abaebaltcn iperOen ioQ.

lluar abaebaltcn luerOen ioa.
,soIgenoe Sfapelterl, tr.eroen &af
fee uno Sudden ierpieren: &aibariac
@rcfner, &atb. Sinoer, &atb. So
d,ili. 0aaria 8ioner, Slaiie 9erniirs,
Siabeaa gofeit, Margaret Bobg,
&atb. 8orbon. &elen 8oSenbor'ier,
Sara 8rol, aatb. 8arta, aoals
Bertleif Maria 9ofelG, Maria8al.
ner, Soiia 8ofeih.
fSl,ianna 9arimun, Sefr.
Smei9 80.
'Sonntag, oen 6. Sssanllar, bdlt III.
ier Verein ieine @eneralperlalnm.
lung ab uno lit jeoes Mitglieo er-
iudt anlreieno 81 iein, um tpenn
not1pe,oig 0eiese 81, inDern ODER
neue 5u oerfdiien.
sSohn 9ol3tr6ger, Sefr.
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2lus Hen, Cattle, pa.

eSn ser am 6. Se5ember abgebalte.
men Gerianmli,ng luuroen folgenoe
8camtinnen erudblt:
HrGiioe1tin, Gatharina Gaulini
0ise- -Rrdi., Sermlne Gpe
Yrot. SER, 3atb. 8drtller
Sin. .sSefr., Sara 9ooenoprfcr
Sf,atm., yteeina @inber
G.-G.tSetr, Srieoa groenoorier
Ser,palterinnen, Goitb 9oSenNor-
fer, Sclen @1rtner, Cara 3erbes
@niienmuttcr, ssrieoa @ooens
hprfer
Siirrpahe, Cara 9iroer
sllle ,picner- 10 tpie neuertrdbltsr
@e1mt;nnen pcriprad,en ihr beites
Iiir Sen Gareiu S1 fun aud, i'm Sahr
1915
Sc ndd,lte Ierlarmlllna firoet
Souncrstas Sen 10. Sanuar, 7:3O
l'hr obenbs itatt. Sn oieier Ser.
ianlnlling iinoet Sic SnItaaierlna
ser geamtinnen itatt. Gs iino ale
Sfrpeitern ber3lid erI,,fIt oieier
GcrIammll,ng beisulpobnen, Senn es
iiro tpidtiee @e'd)dite SIT erleoisen.
&atb. 8drtner, Sefr.
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Sueia Is.

Sn Ser am 16 SeSember abgebal
telren Notwithstanding ,pablt(
3speis 1S iolseroe geamtinner RI,
oas Sahr 1916:
HrGlioentin, Marie Gogelbuher
Gi5.-Yrd'., Suianna Sern1an
Gorreip. Sefr., Sui. Shmibt
Sdusm., 9lnna SdmiOt
Sin. -Sefr., Cue iSrisman
G.-S. <Sefr., 8ertruo goS"n0or'c,
sloreiienySetr., Sermine 8reu
9lulnellfomitee, Maris Sfl,iter
ltar d)aa, Sath. Minth
SiirIrafc, Inru Srisma,t
GerlDaltcrinnen1 1@ilhelmine Got
idlins, Ratb. SuneiG, Sr'anllc
Serman, slnna Sdn,iter.
Die 1lonatlif,e GerIantnlll,ne fin
set am IS. Sanuar ltatt. SdapeItcrr
m6gcn SieIcr Serinnnnll,ng tei!uob
l,en. Sulunna Sd)mibt, Ssfr.
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bei einem setp0bnlihen gmpianas.
gierdt ei,5uitellen. I'm moglihIl
uiele 5erngeiprGb 81 ern6sliben
peroen oieie v&abel" iest in Sele.
pbonleitllngen 5miiben Sen pid)tis.
item amerifanii1en Stdoten eitge.
buut.
Sportirelnoen luiro sic 8irf,lng
eines yfpariulen &abels" al,f ben1
0ebiete Ses Ierniebens ,pabre,o bes
am 1. Se5elnber in Ybilooclpbio
ltottfmoenoen Arlns9tapp ;sltbbad.
ipiels purgefiibrt iperben.
NSG miro i'm SEEM s)orfer Sc.
sirf oas Spiel mit.ls Sern'ebens Der.
breiten. Stir iolte, sic nidt in Sc,
Sage itno, bicies v6ernIGauipiel" 81
acnieben, miro natiirlib bas Spiel
in ser ii6llhen 6prm 5u 8cbor &c.
lradjt tperScn.
s(uberoern miro oos vfoariale &a.
tcl" slpiiGeu Neip Dprt uno @aib.
ington auf ui,bcitinnte 3eit bina,,s
iiir sSernieberperimente sen N@G
G@S uno SuEont 9teblperfelt 5nei
abenoe ,pohentlih sur Gerfiiguua
iteben. snoere Sntcreiienten, pie Sc.
iiter bon Steateru II. Sihtipiclbiib.
ueu, fonuen, lofern lie sic notiger
Ginrihtuugcn beiisen, aub an oiciel,
Superintendent teilnebmen.
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Sd,lui, altf Settle 4,

SuNuB ullI SelIe 4.
ssanltar, 1880 llbr nbenbs, itattfi,1.
Set. gitte alle Ntitglieber piinftlif
su erideinen. asn bieier Serlomm
lung iperoen allb Sic neuen 9eam,
tinnen inita1iert ,reroeu. gs iino;
@rdiiSentin, &atb. 0eutlhldnoer
Mse-Grai., cara 8oobs ,
Yrot. SER, Charlotte Salt
Jin.Sefr., gona 5ellman
.sSefr., %. %. 6rieicnbeasi1
Sdmtm., Mnna Salf
Mrfiparin 1mo 6iibrerin, Sob.
Ghrnan
Geriraltcriunen, &atb. 9inSer I,
Sob. @ellrid, emma aubat.
slne perIpraten allh ,peiter ibr
beites 81 tim.
Nab ser &eriammll,ng 1peroeu
mir eemeinit,nitlit) nit oem 1tdt.
nerperein 3lpeig 5 cinen ireien Sund
ans ser Sereinsfalic genieben.
TIMER ndd)iter &arteuabcuo fincci
9onnerstag, Sen 10. Sallitar, s llbr
dbenos itatt. Nue iiltb bersIid, einae.
Iaoen. gSiinihe hermit allen Wfit.
glieoern unb 8rpBbemmteu elm gliirt
lid)es neues ssahr.
Charlotte iSalf, Sefr.
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2(,.s Salem, Okie
2ipeis 10.

Su Ser am 16. Sesernber obgc
baltenen Notwithstanding tpur
oen folscnoe 9eamte iiir 1916 se
tpGblt:
ErGiioent, Mnoreas &efel
1. &i5e- Yrii., slrtur SdluIter
=. Gi5e FrGI.. 9ia @agncr
Yrot. .sSefr., @artel Sontlh
Sd)asm., @eors Gottid)ling
Sim. SER, Huop 8coenoorfer Ssr
G.&.4 SER, Widyael Sduller
Seputp, Stcue 6roni,,s ST..
Serlpalter, sris Sbeib ST.,
GSSp &pnerth, Wtitael ssrisntn1
Marid,all, @elter @eber, Senrp
Wiflnan.
slae @aamteu perIprahen ihr 9eltes
inn Sntereiie bes @ereins 81, Inn.
Die n1dite GerIanlml,lng bes Ser
Gins finbet am 4. Sa,rl,ar, 8 llbl
nbenos itatt. Gs aperoen sic @eam
ten in ibre Mernter eil,gefiibrt.
3ipeis 19 bat fir 1916 meiiter:
iunge griioer ee.pdhlt, ,pelfle I'M
,sntcreIie oes Gereins in sic Suf,,nf,
arbeitsn iperoen. Sd 1piinihe aucr
9riiSern u.Sdipeitern elm gliiflid}e:
9teuiaDr. 20. @eber, Sefr.
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/ "Erstens behalte ich mcinen
L augenblicklichen Rang. Und das
bedeutet sehr viel.
"Durch die Wiedererpaichtuns
= fur 3 Jahre habe ich die Auswahl
meines eigenen Dienstzweiges, cnt-
weder bel den Luft-, Land oder
technischen Truppen, und ich kann
Ueberseedienste leisten, wo ich will.
Z '1ch erhalte mein Ausmusterungs.
. geld, obgleich ich mich fur Wei.
terdienst verpAichte. Ferner be-
kommc ich cine Wiedereintritts-
Cratifikation Won $50 fur jedes Jahr,
das ich schon in der Armee gedient
habe. Meme bedirftigen Familien-
mitglieder erhalten Familienuntcr.
stutzung fir die volle Zeit meines
Dienstes. Und ich bin berechtigt, die
Vorzuge der CT Bill of Rights zu ge.
aiessen, wenn ich aus der Armee
cntlassen verde.
4 "Meine Enahrung, Bekleidung,
Quarter, medizinische und zahn.
srztiche Behandlung werden mir
frei geliefert. Und ich kann irgend.
eine der 200 verschiedenen Each.
kenntnisse, oder Cewerbe, in den
Armeeschulen erlernen.
\ "Alle Won uns, die sich weiterver.
= pfiichten, erhalten 30 bis 90 Tagc
Heimatsurlaub, init voller L5hnung
und ReisevergGtung hin und zuruck.
IND wir erhalten jedes Jahr cinen
3Otagigen Urlaub init L0hnung.
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Illus penttosfctuf,, Okie
Sipcig %.

s(Qen Miteliebe,n oiene iur &C
fGaigen 9tadrid)t, oab oie regelmdBi
&c @erianmlllns Sonntag, ben 13
Sautar, $50 llhr nafnittags, ab
gehalten miro. gs lperoen allf) 81;
neuen 9eomtinnen, sic in Ser 9e5.
Gerianlmluna gelpahlt ipuroen, cir
gefiihrt. Gs iiIb:
TrGiioentin. &atbarina SeBnlar
I. @ise.Yrai., slnna Sfuaer
:. Sise.Yrii., Maria @elter
Yrot. .%Sefr., annn Sann
Sin. .sScfr., Soiia Sdyuiter
Sd)asm., sSu1anna &artmau
Gertrlterinnen, Hegin Ne,nenS,
&atbarina 8orbon, 2oliie 0el,
mann
ardipdrilt, Cara 80bcl
9luiicberin, Maria Wariini
G.8. SER, Soiefine Ntiiller, Bel
italO, Maria Notb.
Sn bicier Ierlammliing miro oai
Sauptfpnitce berihten iiber oas 40
idhriee @riirbungsfcIt, mas i'm So
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2lbiaee at 1ten,tt.utts. !,
mus int Nciet >.s'.

Berlin - 3ur5eit entialten iGmts
lihe politiihcn Yartcien in Berlin
i'm Sir b!id aui bus amerifanild)c
@cripredcn 5ur slbbalt,lrg bon Sez
nleinoelpablen auianss nahIten Sab
res cine srobe 5dtigfsit Sn eil,ent
geriht nnh @aibilgton bat General
Giienboper erfl1rt, Dab er feline po=
litiid)e SlodbilOung sulalien meroe,
lpeil bas 8ablseihlit aniurit ieinen
oenlofratii1cit Gbarafter nerlteren
piirNc. s. lit 81, iagen, baB Die polis
tiid)c SGtigfsit in Berlin auf ganj
IeutIh.ano icins @irfuns bciibt,
neil aue beltetenoen Garteien Die
gerliner &o,llitees als oberIte Eartels
beborScn oes gauscn Heihes betrabs
ten Sir sic &ommlniiten miro eS
feline lcibte sluigobe icin, ictt Die
Ginia!u;g mi. ben Soj:alilten, Die
lie i'm Slsni lciht D1tten Daben fons
nen, su uollSiefcn
Sic Grjclie unOiI5iplinicrtcr Gle
meute Scr suIiiid)en slrmee unS oie
@egf!ibrlNg ma'rbincllcr Ginrid)tun.
gen oaer srt lrto ipgar ser Giiens
habnpngcn, bnteu Oasu gefiiDrt, oaG
rie Nrte:icrmoliel lit) gegen oie
&onnllniilcn int Sinhlid ali 0eren
Ierb!nouug nit Qtosfau fpenoen.
9ei Sen fiir5liteu @ableu fir
Sic @etriebsrGtc i, ser Serliner 6as
brif ser slusemcinen GlaftriSitdts-
geIelldJait bubel Sic rlno 5000 Mrs
! Hiter ncum SosiaIiiten iu,o nur ei.
neN &umnl!niiten abgcorOnet.
S:c S,5ialiiten hubsn mebr isnS
n,cbr sic lletcr5c,sung, bab Gas
@ort ySc!npfratie" pom Sen aonl'
uuniitcn in ci,nr slrt ousgelcgt miro,
abid)afillng hes Nelisionsuutcrribts
in Ben S1uieu @erlins lmo in Der
Yrooius 9ranoenbura lit bon ibr un-
giiniti9 aufgerpnlnen pprNcn.
Gruitbafte 2ifierenSeu
3nild)en sen pier I'M r8lof ser
| outifoihiItiiheu Earteien" pereinig.
ten politiihcn Sarteicu iino ernlts
taite Iiifcren5en entitarSeu. 81
e;nem @rlh lit es olleroings n!dt
| lcfomn,en, uber sic Stimmlsng 1T
iebr seipalnt. IS mar ihon n!dt
ciniad,, utter ihnan Giltgfeit iiber
sic SurtDfiibrung Ser 9ooenreiorm
81 crSiclcr, unN gcgcnpGrtig bette
ZEN rieJt lcirtt ii iiberbriidcnoe
aFeinlingsuerIhieo iibcr oie
Shulreform unb sic ENTERTAINING
bon @nblen. @abreno Oie aommu.
| N;iten Oieic ntoglidit lange binauss
sGgeru nollcn Iino Sc anOcrn Bar
teien iiir Oeren bdlolge Surbfiib=
ring.
Sic III uoligcm @egcniat Su ser 10.
sialiitiifen Aniiht itebt. "
Iie SojialiIten ertllren, Sic Dif.
tatltrnetboocn lEosfaus absulebnen.
Catei lit fInr, oaB Die aommuniltet
sur &ollSiehltrg ser Ginigfeit Spier
5rir gen mollcn.
sluG Sic GbriltlihoemofratilG)e
Eartei ltJcint iiber Sen Gerlauf Ser
Tingc Ourdaus niht begliift Su Icln.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-03

Nah hcm Eotsoumcr ltebereinfom=
men weroen Ben Teuti6eu feline
Sjeunlfiffe erldrbt nerOcn.
. Eline, Die Oie Aus.peiiuug bon
$4,000 Seutihen in Te5ember,
100000 i'm Sanuar uno 6ebruar
uno Sic iibris .bleibenben in regel-
nlGbigen abitiinScn bis 5lun Sull
porieben, iino gelnad)t mprocn.
9ie geialnt, bellllhc 9epolferune
bon Eulen, sic aui 100000 &C.
ifubt miro, miro SEN Spniets lno
engIiIten 3oncn 5useiiibrt werOen.
Sie untsrifaniife Gone miro 1,750,-
600 IeutIhe aus Ser Sid)ehoiloluafei
urS 100000 ans llusarn erbalten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-03

K "Irgendeine Zeit mach 20 Jahren
U kann ich mich nit halber Lob
nung pensionieren lassen, cine PEN
sion, die sich Won Jahr zu Jahr bis
zu dreiviertel meiner Lohnung stei-
CERT, nachdem ich 80 Jahre gedient
habe. Und die Zeit. die ich bereits
in der Armee, oder Marine, verbracht
habe, wird mir fur meine Pensions
zeit angerechnet. Allies in Allen -
Wiederuerptlichtung scheins mir sehr
gut zu sein!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-03

3iuei0 Is.

Oie Notwithstanding mar
gut beInft uit1 perlief in better Sro.
nung. slle 9ealnten ipuroen Cit.
ftinlt11ig irieber er1pdMt.
11nierc erite Serlannmlurg i'm
nelien ssabr miro am Sennta9, Set!
6. Sanliar, nbgebulten. Nad, scl