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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-02
Barnard Mill Furnishes
Logs for Bonnie View

George and Lester Barnard are
turning out the logs for the new
seven building settlement near the
Whitefish Y known as Bonnie View
The Barnards purchased the mill
formerly operated by Mrs. Midland,
two miles south of Columbia Heights
on highway No. 2. Former Califor-
ria residents, they feel that log
buildings fit into the mountain-val-
lev scenery of this area, and point
out that a log structure needs no
interior or exterior finishing except
for oil or varnish.
A three room "a by 80 log house
can be built for as little as 81, 100
for the log walls.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-02
Hungry Horse News
To Print on Fridays

In order to present news of the
week on the same weekend, the
Hungry Horse News will be pub
ished Friday afternoons hereafter,
The publication will also be lar
ger having seven instead of six col
umns on page.
Arrangements have been compile
ted to print the next issues of the
News in the Flathead Monitor shop,
Kalispell. Typesetting and printing
will be done by Harold c. Tolley,
a member of the Hungry Horse
News staff, with Melvin Ruder con-
tinuing as editor, reporter, business
manager, cameramans and Gladys
Van, society editor, writing the Co
lunbia Falls local page.
The News since its founding on
August 8, 1916, has been printed at
the Whitefish Pilot plant With the
converting of the state legislature,
Senator G.. M. Moss will ~ of nee
essity be in Helena. His absence
will further burden a busy PILOT
print shop. It was Senator Moss sug-
gestion that eventually lead to the
founding of the Hungry Horse News;
this is an appreciative veteran. The
help of Johnnie Murphy and MAYER
Moss in giving this paper printing
quality is also remembered.
There is regret in no longer hav-
ing close contact with the fine gen
tleman that MIR. Moss is. However,
this newspaper is attempting to e.
ouip it's own print shop. Perhaps
one of our readers know OF the
whereabouts of a linotype in work
ing order. In the meantime, Howard
Miller, Chef Chrisinger and Claire
Henkel will be our hosts at the
Monitor. H"
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-02
X Picks Deputies;
kes Office Monday

Tx Walsh, Columbia Falls-Halt
resident and World War II
IAN, takes office as .Flathead
ty sheriff, Monday.
heduled for Thursday ait 10
| is the swearing in of the new
rsheriff and five new deputies,
for Thursday at Q p. m. Flat
county and municipal peace Of
! "get-to-gether" in the Legion
Kalispell, ito talk over mutual
lens.
be of Dicks six appointments
keterans. They include William
kgan, 80, Whitefish, as under
iii. Donegan will serve as the
man in the court house. A for
Navy man, he has had nearly
bars Of administrative, business
clerical experience.
Nv deputy sheriffs include: Nor
Fritz" Clapper, 80, Columbia
!, who was under the Nays
|ary government setup in Guam.
st Baker, SO Kalispell, an Army
was former deputy sheriff
b Cal Robinson. Royal Hopkins,
Bigfork, saw World War I SER
and he is also a former deputy
III. Sylvan Waters, As, Somers,
Boulder dam and other con-
Etion police duty, while D. c.
ley, IS, Kalispell, had longtime
police duty.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-02
Area Big Game Hunting
Ends With Old Year

Ending with the old year was the
hunting season up the forks of the
Flathead. A section of the Middle
Fork near the continental divide hao
remained open to hunters until De-
cember 81.
Reports were received of hardy
hunters Drawing the unusually sew
ere cold and deep snow OF the pas'
few weeks for their last chance al
legal hunting of elk until next fall
More than 1000 of the big game
animals were dragged by hunters
during the threeweek seasons up
the 12o-mile long South Fork prlm-
tive area. Elk shooting up the South
Fork closed November 10, while the
North Fork was closed the end OF
November, having been open tor
deer, and not elk.
Perhaps the most interesting local
hunting story was the case OF IL
vear-old Lawrence "Happy" String
fellow. who skipped school OF lne e
first day of the season, and by lo'oo
in the morning shot brown BEAR on
the slopes of Columbia mountain
three miles away from his fellow
students at Columbia Falls high
school. ond
Five of the Hoerrer brothers ana
+beir hrother-in-law, Geo. Schmlot.
were among the most successful
1oca1 snortsnnen. They brought back
five elk and four deer.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-02
Wildcats to Tang|e
With Braves, Here

Columbia Falls Wildcats will tan
gle with the Flathead Braves in the
local gym, Friday at p. m.
The preliminary game is an en-
counter between the two schools
reserves at pm.
Columbia Falls started its con-
ference schedule with 40 to sc
win over Poison, December 20, fol
lowed by AZ to 35 defeat at the hands
of Eureka on the following night.
Kalispell trimmed Butte by So
to 80 score last Saturday.
Also of interest to local basketball
fans is the game with Whitefish,
there, Friday, Jan. TO-
Committees to arrange for the
northwestern Montana high school
basketball tournament in Columbia
Falls, February 10 through %, are
expected to be chosen within the
next two weeks.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-02
me J.. S. Jeffries New
cler Park Co. Head

Paul,-Retirement of A. A.
lam as manager of the Glacier
company and appointment of
Jeffrles to succeed him was
Puhced today, effective January l.
company, a subsidiary of Great
Aeln railway, operates the no.
lsS!em IN Glacier National park
[Caalacent Waterton Lakes park in
Aszmann's service with Great
| ~, began in 1898. He joined
llacler Park company in 1919
Oecame manager in, 1884.
.Seffrles, who affiliated with
u railway in 1910, has been with
S 10. Park company since 1920
''SStant manager since 1910.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-02
Rock Local Meets
Orisse Wendt

n
mock local of the Farmers
met at the community house,
-uer ~. In the absence of
|rn nah' Daisy Sparks, the vice
f. li' george Wendt had charge
ue business session, the jun
/ ~ reserves under the guild
In u Mrs. Casterline presented
S,e enloyed Christmas program.
b,11 did not appear in per-
\ wv ~. n ne left many treats, en-
= 'ile OLD as well as young.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-02
Hungry Horses On
Highway Bother
COrur1l Citizens

There are actually hungry horses
in the Hungry Horse area.
Coram residents have reported
to the Flathead county sheriff's' Of
flee that two or three residents OF
the CoraTn district are allowing
their horses to roam through the
community, and on highway No.
2. in a starving condition.
One Coram lady said that even
a hungry horse of the Hungry Horse
area couldn't find much to eat while
the snow is two feet deep, and they
were proving a definite hazard
to highway traffic.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-02
Tourists Spend Estimated
60 Million in Montana

During 1916, tourists spent an es
timated so million dollars in Mon
tana, according to Montanans, Inc.
the states chamber of commerce.
This figure is double the figure fo1
the previous banner vacationer's
year, 1871.
Flathead county receational facil-
tiles include Glacier National park,
numerous mountains lakes, dude
ranches, hunting facilities, and more
recently the start of winter sports
developments with Sunset Ski ranch,
now nearing completion between
Coram and Bolton, considered the
first.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-02
City Council Renews Five
Beer and Liquor Licenses

At a special meeting of the Colum-
bia Falls city council Monday, Ii
ouor and beer licenses of the five
taverns operating in the city were
renewed for the year 1947. The five
are: Columbia Bar, Coy Corner,
Leonard's Bar, Martins Inn and
Sportsmen's Club.
Next meeting of the council will
be the regular monthly session, Mon
day, January 6.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-02
ltractS Let for Building
|riS0n Dam Power Line

Instructions of five transmission
IN Montana, North Dakota, A
"a and Wyoming have been pla-
under three contracts totaling
S255 by the bureau of recla-
Pn Total length of the lines is
miles.
rec OF the lines are associated
fort Peck; one of these will
10y miles to Williston, and a
Pa the 179 miles to the CARR
Pam site This power will be used
Pldlng this new larger than Fort
earthen dam
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-02
Officer to Speak on Dam
At Next Chamber Meeting

John Officer, assistant Hungry
Horse project director, will speak
at the next meeting of the Columbia
Falls chamber of commerce, Thurs
day, January at p. m. in the high
school building.
Mr.. Officer will discuss the pro-
gress of Hungry Horse dam precon--
struction, and plans for the spring.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-02
Lined for Park POaching

Harold and William Cusick, faith
or and son, were fined $3.50 by Fed
era1 Judge Charles N. Pray in Great
Falls Dec. 20 for shooting deer NO
vember 4, 1915 in Glacier national
mark Judge Pray suspended SEN
terce of 30 days, and placed the de-
PENDANTS on three years probation.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-02
Time for New Licenses

Montana's new license stickers, no
plates this year, will be in the shape
of the states outline, ard include a
buffalo head in design. Automobile
stickers will have an orange back
ground with block numerals, while
trucks will use stickers with green
background.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-02
Appraisers to Protect Vets

In order to afford veterans al
possible protection against the pur-
chase of over-priced real estate in
the current high market, the Vet
erans' administration-not the lender
will pick the appraiser for CT loans
effective January 2, announces Earl
Lawlor, veterans administration con-
tact representative in Kalispell.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-02

For period of one year following
honorable discharge, a World War
IT veteran is eligible for dental treat
ment. His dertal troubles within the
wear are considered to be service
connected.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-02

The estimated American veteran
population inceased by 100000 dur
ing November to reach a total OF
1905 900. of whom 13,959,OOO had
served in World War II.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-02
No Word on Housing Project

No further word has been received
as to when building the 32-unit fed
oral veterans housing project in the
Columbia Falls citv park will be re-
sumed with a full force. On Deem
Der 4, all but IL of the SO men
working on the units were laid off as
the result of an order from the con-
tractors main office, Laramie, Wyo.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-02

No inoroediatn relief was predicted
for tho IInr1sUa11v severe cold 'vave
that gripped much of the notion in
Guiding northwestern. Montana The
Flathead valley experienced temper-
atures reported down to 20 below.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-02
Coll Came at Auction

Sell Game at Aucsion ,o
Three deer and ore moose Wei
a,,ctioned off Saturday afternool1 III
the Kalispen city hall by VIZ Mar
din under the direction OF n 15s >
wilson. deputy game warden: me
moose was killed when MT by d
train near Coram, a month ago.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-02

Railroad rates went up on the
sveraee of 17.6 per cent January l.
Washington Journal., 1947-05-09
&mItiee 1latMreeiAiate

@eute pollen mir nal 5ur 9l6-
medslung 8Gtiel rotell. 9lber feline
areu5nortrGtiel ms feline Silbeil-
rGtIel, ion0ern @GtieI, mie uniere
8orfabren lid nltfgegeben
baben. lltiere 9orfa9ren betrndte-
ten Sic Natltr uno lire l~lngebung
gel1olt NIT Qaltrle, INTO Tie batter LII
itige @eoonfen unO ladten germ eill-
nal. 0os iogIt Oh alp on3u? Sd
babe ein ,9ltbn, ons legt t1gIid) mebr
ais IL @ierl
@ie oos 5lt9ebt2 Nltn iebr ein-
fnh; Mfein Sibn Iegt n1mlid elm
81, nber sic 12 @ier Iegen gar nidt.
Gin Subn fam oltd) cher eineit
Sheffel @Gfer ~freiien als elm 8fer0.
@S f1lIt r1rnlid einem 9liDn ear
nidt eirL ein 8fero 3i f%reiien.
God nun genlig bon @ilbnern.
&e0en mir einnnl BON an0eren Sie=
rem uno nn0eren Gingen. @eiBt Olt.
mann Dem Salen Die 3dbr.e web
tltn2
Menn i'm Die @ltn0e beiBerl
@ie melt l1lift Ser 9irih in oen
@alo, fpeln er gein9t mir02
Sur bis III Die Mitte Damn Idlift
CT mieoer bindiSs
@ie itrei6t man cine Mauiefelle
nit 5 8uditoben2
3ase!
N1an fodt'S nidlt man flnut's
nidlt, man idlin8t's itidbt, mo bod
iftiteffs bieIen 9ltt. - Gos lit Scr
Sdnltpftabof.
60 f0nnte id @lldl nod cine gam
&c Ntenge iolder id)0ner 3dtielfrc-
gen %er50blen. Aber man muB nift
81 piel BON elmer Speile ouf einnlnl
genieBen uno aufboren, penn rs
om beIten lhn1edt.
Washington Journal., 1947-05-09

Der nber nu1 nod oieiem 3eitpunft
nod I'M &iiditnno lit, bat nit itrene-
tier 8eitrnfung 5u red)nen.
Dobei miro es iif nid)t MIR I'M
@elo- o0er @efGngnigitrafen BON
0eIn, ion0ern es ioG sic gauge @Grtl
0eS @eiebes bis 5rr Sipongsmeiier
9ofenteignitng nn9epn0et meroen
Ser 8reiiereferent Der beiIiiher
Stnntsregiering erfI1rte Sn3u, ii
elmer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: ,,@enr
crit einnnl einise DeIIiIde 8alerr
unO ibrG GnmiIien bon ibren 90fer
9ebeit miiiierL miro oaen ottoern Del
grnit ser Gage bepuBt tper0en. @el
nber iiber OnS por9eldriebene SOL
binais ~nblieTert, ion 8r1mien ii
Gprm bon Sndlnerten er1olten Oo.
nit pr es nidt n0tig bot, ieine gr-
5eugnfiie al 4ompenIationsgeid)1f.
ten 51 ~Uermeitoen. @enn mir Oanfl
aud nit nner Sd6rfe gegen Sdic.
Der ur0 ShDor5bdnoler oorgeben,
baben mir aud Elm mornliides @eft
Der 0tiIit6rre9ierung gu ingen: @ir
baden allies eetnn; nun bitten mir
I'M Deitere 9ilfe." Wad einem
Beridt oeS @r1lioenten 0es beiIiiden
Observation-Disclosures lit Oas
8rotgetreiOe in Seiien oltdl Dem
StanO bonn 81. Mt1r5 bis gu 81 b.
S. ab9eliefert worOen. Begenm1r-
TIC lagern III @eIien etwn nod 90.
600 Gonnen Brotgetrei0e. 0iele
Menee reidlt 5ur Beriorgltng ser
beiiiIhen 8ep0lferung ingeF1br fir
IA Gage, @elien benotigt BEL elmer
Dfonnts3uteilung non 10000 Brnmm
8rot bro Gerion in elmer @erior-
eiingsperio0e 10000 Eonnen 8e-
treble. Die Grn1brungSliide bis
5lr tellen grnte lit mir Ourd ntneri-
faniidle @ilfe 81 iiberbriiden.
Washington Journal., 1947-05-09
Gut in US-Zone
besehIugnuhmf

Stuttgort - Geuti1e @eornte bon
@iirttemberg : 8ooen beihlngnobm-
ten oos But bon grnit 9nbberle bel
Somm ln0 fonfis3ierten Die BON
Inn gebomiterten aebensmittel.
Gs lit Dos erite WnL, oob bier in
Ser umerifoniifen Gone 8enmte 6oS
8eies 0es oGiierten aontroarntS
beron5ieben, Inn ener8iidJ gegeil
mlOeripenitiBe 9aliern oor5ugeben,
oeren @onlterei sum groBen Cell an
Dem ACKNOWLEDGMENT in Geiitih.
IanO iduGo iein ion.
@ie 8enntte mitteilten, fanOen
lid unter Sen beihlngnobmten Sc
bensmitteln cine Menge bon 9ingen,
Die lett &riegsenoe in Deiitidlono
iebr rnr geporOen limo lt1tO Die nun
MI aiuoerbeime, 9fIegeitatten uno
Srnnfenfduier ouSgegeben mer0en
ionen.
MuS @iesbooen miro gemeI6et,
0aB lid aud Oos beIiilde Gabinett
ouf ieiner lesten Sibung nodmaIs
nit Ser fritiifen grn16rungsIoge
beih1itigt bat. @s murOe beidloi-
len, 6eujenigen 2nn0mirten, Die bis
Der ibre ELECTROMAGNETIC grob
pernohldiiieter, ei1en lesten MbIieie.
rungstermin biz gum 80. 4priI 6t
iesen. Sober 8nlter, Der bis gu bic
lem 3eitpunft ieiller 2%ieferungs-
pflift nndfommt, ioa itrnffrei blei-
ben. aud men er friiber ieine Nbliefe.
rlingsquote niht poa erfiilt bat.
Washington Journal., 1947-05-09
peltDerbietst rerians Oen Gabat nod osutidlanS

8orihriftelt ser ndiierten Wtilitnr-
III Geutiflano a65uwnr-
ten.
80 peinli9 oiele GeutidJnmeri-
faiter. sic lbren 2ie6et1 gernoe Oft
init Eobnfietoungeu cine b~eion0ere
5reltoe bereiten fonnten, BON oieiem
poriibergebel0en 8erbot beriibrt lein
ulogen, 10 ioaten lie lid bod barber
ftar ieirL onB es I'M 3uge Der neren
SonierungS : @inBnnbman erfolgt,
lpeIde gernoe iett bon ben 9[aiierten
in Deutitlon0 porbereitet meroen.
Amerifnnilfe 3igoretten bnben nam-
Iid), mie nnieren @eiern befanllt lit,
in Deutihlono aliI Dem Shmnr3er
Mnrfte pollit1noig bic STEELE Der
Wabrung e~ingenommen, rr0 6esme-
gen muB lire Ginfubr itnrf belhrdnft
meroen, ipenn man 0ornli gebt, cine
Table @dbrung 81 idofien.
Gus mag 3eitrpeiIig 5u @drten
iiibren; ober auf I1ngere Siht ge.
MINT ger1oe Die beoiiritige nr1o ner-
nrntte 8cpoIferuno gnrt5 betr1htIidJ
babel. Sc ihneller es eelingt, mie-
Ser normoLe 8erb1ltniIie b~erbei6u.
fiibrcri, Die Dos @ertrolten in Die
Marf foroern, nm 10 raider fonlten
lid meite 9reiie erbolen.
Bur Sto6iliiierltng Der @Gb-
rlngsDerbdltniiie Oiirfte bon Jest nb
gcraoe Die 2ontroae Der Eobafein-
fubr iebr rigoros gebnnDbabt per-
ben; es lit oomit 6i redneri, onB in
geutidIonD eintrefienOe 3ignretten,
3ignrren utlb nnoere Eabnfpnren
unoer3iiglih beidIngnnbmt per0en.
Gnrum beiBt es nbmarten big
6as @erbot oes Enbnfimportes mad
DcutidIano bon Den @eBorocn ME
oeraufgebOben miro.
Washington Journal., 1947-05-09
SitmatiSmAen
GntidMlbianno

GntidnlOisuns
,l@nbcn sic nidlt ebeil 5u meincnl
Sobn geiagt, ct idbe aus ME ein
Nffe2~
ogiti6uloigen Sic, cine Ser
pehielungl Sd meinte einen anOe-
ret, Ser ibm foloIlol dbnlid iiebt."
Simmer Sie alte UeIAidte
6reunO gum @itper): ,,Mitn,
ipie ge6t's, alter 6reunO2"
@itper: oShleft, iebr iAle6tl
Sd balt's nift mebr ais in meiileil
bier @1nOen; i1 finOe feline 9fube
5ubouiel"
oaber Menid, On bait mir bod
friiber gennu Oasielbe geingt!"
SG6lfOpf
3um 6riienr fommt Elm Wfnnn nit
einer Blabe unO min iif Die @aare
ldnei0en lalien.
sou id ben &rngen nbnebmen2"
frngt ct Sen 6riieltr.
uSa", iogt Oieier, ,,aber Ben Sut
fonnen Sic ou~fbebaIten.
Washington Journal., 1947-05-09

Nae EoIt1mter 0es 2onoes b1ben
ole Snitruftion erbaIten, bis uuf mei=
teres nad Geitif)lanO beitimnrte Sic
besgobenpofete. in 0enen lid Snbnf-
er5eugniIIe aaer Mrt befin0eiL II / d t
nr%5unebmer. 0ieia Snitruftion lit
Den 8oltmeiitern in einem 8rief bonn
2. Aiiiitenten 0eS BenernIpoitmei-
tiers in BnibingtOn 5ugegangen.
Sn uebercinitimmung nit oieier
S%snltruftion 0iirien nlnmebr 2iebes=
gnbenpafete sur 8eitelung mad in
gen0einem Seile ReutihIna0s, bic
.3ignretten ODER nnoere EabnfrDoren
cntbnlten, nid)t fir Den Yoitoerlor0
ungenommen merOen ut1o Die Shol-
~terbeomten miiIien Ben 4bienoer Itets
fragefLob iid) 3ignretten ooer gnbnf
in 6em Y1fet beiinoen, fnas 0ieie
MrtifeI nidt oitf Der 3onerfl1rnng
ertD1bnt iipb, nber @runo CUR Nr-
nnbnle beltebt, lie iino I'M Snfet emit
bnlten.
Tie 2eitiingen Der en%iselneil Yoit-
Gmter merben nusOriiflid onroiif
bingeuieien, Oieie nelien Reeulotio.
men CUR 4eultnis aler nit Der In=
nobme BON &afeten beidaftigten BE.
anlten 81 bringen.
Sic friibere Rienitanmerlling Dom
81. Wf1r5 1917 lin Der es DieB: BIZ
gnretten unO Gnbnf fonnten uuF
,@efabr Oes MbienoerS@ bin nrge-
nommen ucrOen. Die GeO.) lit bier
NIT entIpredjenO ~nbgednoert fpOr0en.
IS lit alio bis nuf weiteres I'M
mogIih, Der Poit GnbntDnren naer.
Mrt (3igorren, 3fgnretten, 8feifen-
tnbaf etc. mad ReutidLan0 gu ibit-
fen. R}euor OieS mieoer gcideben
fam, iin0 biernuf be5uglide neue
Washington Journal., 1947-05-09
Deutsche Industrie fuer Europa nOetig

3eritorung Ser Oeutiden Sllouitrie.
/. Die So5ioIiiierun9 ybeOeuten.
scr Seftoren Der SnOuitric," Ionic
cine OiIsttantiih 0urhgeiiibrte 30.
0enrciorm.0 icie llnponsontiierunger
Der mirtihoitIiden Struftur, ia
iitbrt ser 8eriht ans, Dcben - gum
miuOcItcn in ser llebergongSperio-
Sc - eincn b0dit ungiinitigen @in-
iLtb oui oie 8iitercr5ellgling II. Der
alif Sen Mnrft gebrohten Innopirt.
idnitliden G%r6eltgniiie.
8. Gle Quit ifperer ~notionnler
SdltIOen uno ser It6itoio lpodien-
Ben 9~ebeusfoIten.
Ger in ieiner @rltnobnItiing
Ourdolis nidt 0elitidfreunOIihe
8erid)t bebt Ocrnof nit aroBeln
gaadOrltf lerpor, ooB obne eiil ge-
mites McB Ser @~elunoung Ser Seut-
iben Sn6uitrie olld Die europGiI6e
@eiamttpirtihaft nidlt seneien fam.
6reilid miiIie man 0onn umio altf-
merfiamer barber modeli, OaB elm
ofonomiid erltorfen0es 8eutIh-
LAMB nidt mieOernltfriiItet.
leberDniipt miilie mGil in gonS
europa oanad itrebeil, oem aIIge-
meiten Hiiitungsfieber uno ser poIi-
tiid)en Nerooiitdt Elm gnOe gu Ieten;
benn Diele TenoenSen binoern cine
boffningsoolle @ieoeronturbel1tna
Ser Birtihoft.
Washington Journal., 1947-05-09
hot neue
Kredite in Tusehe

Baibingtolr - 81bren0 Er1ii-
Bent Miguel Mlelner Don Oterifo
linter grobem Behalf in elmer an=
iprnfe Dor beioen @1uiern oes &oil-
greIles erfldrte, 0aB ole 0emofrnti.
Hatioaen itarf iein miiIlen, ,,llnt
BEN 4ppetit Der angreiIer nidt 5u
rei3en," batte er 0nS 8eriprehen in
Ser Said)e, oeB Merifo cine Nnleibe
bon oen Ser. Stoaten erbnlten iolI.
Sn elmer grfIdrung, sic BON Dem
Yr1ii0enter Truman ulo Aleunnn
o~liSgegeben lpur6e, muir
De nit eeteiIt, oaB Die llS. Meri-
70 vrelte areoite befpilIisen meroen
uno Die beioen 0Gtionen es fir miin-
id%1enspert bnlten, cine nelie 8erein-
bnrung ii6er sic StabiliIierung 0es
@edielfnries 5luiihen Collar unO
BeIo 5u aiilter5eifnen."
Beanlte Der &egierung lngten Me-
rifo, ooS BEL Der Smport- grport
8oflf nm cine MnIefbe BON $780,
big $175,OOO,OOO nodee-
iudt bnt, fonne oorcltf red)neiL oaB
Dollars erbnlten miro, Die fir me-
es borIdufig tpenigiten so Millionen
yifdniide SnOuitrie ; Broiefte un6
arofttperfe beipiist tper0en foIGen.
auBeroem bat Mferifo aih Bel Ser
@eItbnnf cine Anleibe non $20S,-
benntrngt cher 6a oieie
9anf Bis iett nod feline 4nIeiben
gemabrt bnt, oiirite feline Aftion in
be5ng oif oieien Nntrog in naber
3uFunft Sit ermnrten iein.
Die 8ereinbdrung, oelt n1erifani=
iden HeIo 81 ItabiIiiiereii, Der lett
1916 sslln geidppanft bat uto nit
20.6 Geiits olif Sen Collar berednet
muroe, lit bic 8erldngerung dbnIi-
der Hafte, Oie leit 1941 oIle 5pei
ernellert muroen.
Washington Journal., 1947-05-09
KinOcr ~2lnsIpriidbe
Gon Nlaria Gdlnad

Setter nB ieine 8ortion @erinae,
alS er onmit fertig mar, iagte Ell
ploBlid: u9lb, iebt oerltebe idl rpa-
RIM oaS OteerlpniIer 10 ial3ig lit"
Sab b0ren," ermunterte i'm iein
&nter.
,gSeiBt DIT, neil 10 bel Seringe
BARN limo"
uGa8 NOR nidt gut, mein SSy1nae,
onB Der Molf 0a5 @nmm gefreilen
batl@
,8epiB, 0ater, ober fpenn es qitt
geipeien mare, bdtten mir es ge-
geiien."
Ser ar8t fro8te oos froufe Sans
den, 0aS i'm Bette lag: uSGnshen,
bnlt Oh ludDrenO 0es Cages nidtS
geipiirt?~
@ansden ontmortete: oSa, SER
Goftor, i'd ba6e etpoS gelpiirf =
einen 5lob."
,,sanrt, Iaiie Oos 5al8foB itebcn,~
lagte Die Mutter. uno aurt IicB eS
itebert.
9fnd elmer @eile nnbm er es mie-
Der uno eS 5crbrnd).
,Nu bait mir nidt qefolqt"
ling sic Mutter an = ,,1tnO Slr
Strafe befeble id sir, oas 5aIs auf-
5uledetL OnS oil ii6er 0as Giidtlih
geitrelt balt.~
&urt nit lpeiilerliher Gimme:
,IdL pelll1 ih oas Dorber qefpuBt
botte bdtte id Iicber Die 3uder-
oole 5erbrohen."
8apa" iagte zines Eoges
Sans - ufnnnit olt oeine llrfer.
lfrlft NIT geifloiiencn Altgen idrei-
ben?~
uSa, mein eie6er.~
.]Gann ihlieBe Die 4ngen iiu6 iilt-
~terld)relbe mein 3euenis."
,Jg8enn Ou cine aIooieriibuuo
madlt" ingte Die Manta gu Gris,
yoonn ldcnfe id Dir fiini5ig @fen-
nigel
8apu lit biel sr~oB3iieiper, mar
Die Mntluort, ,iuenn id nidt fbieIe,
gibt er mir cine Morfl~
aarl BAT ieilien @nter: ,Nnpn,
glib mir iedl5ig @iennnige fir Elm
SduI6eft."
Der @ater, in Die Saide greifeno,
lagte: ,JSier bait ou Sic iedsia
Rfennige fir 0os Shurbeft, ii. tueltit
on mieoer fommit, mirit on mir la
gen, lpas ou in @ino geieben balt,"