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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-18
Better Homes
Theme of Program
For Wcnons Club

The Importance of the home
and the training received there
was the subject of a talk by the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-18

In less than two years of the
War of 1912, the American Navy
of 20 ships had sunk or captured
&c British wal vessels and had
lost but seven of their own.
Evening star., 1949-10-13
FURNITURE REDUCED

| Decorator Type Soto, burgundy $500 $4,000
Regency Style Love Scot light 90 1900
z Modern PiIIow-Boek Lounge Chairs
grey ----- e4e5 $500
| Modern Hioh-Bock Wing Choir- 1895 $500
| Modern BorreI-Boek Choir cedor color $50 $3.50
Modern Bookcase. blond floor sompIe 34.o5 1875
| Coektoi Tobe, mahogany 1895 1898
Pembroke Style lomp Tobe, mahogany 1895 1895
! Lomp Console Tobe with drawer,
genuine mahogany --------- 64.o5 44.5o
| Genuine Mahogany 2Prower Com
mode with inoys ---------- 54.95 5000
Stow-owoy Cedor Chests, mohoeony-- 1895 $500
grey finish -------------------. 42.5o $500
Pineapple Poster Beds mopIe; twin size 1850 $3.50
Observation-Disclosures Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-13
CLEARANCE OF KITCHEN
CABINETS AND RANGES

Orig NOW
6 Hotpoint Kitchen Bose Cabinets.
heavyweight steel. Va pree------ 3l.75 1900
3 kinzee Kitchen Wall Cobinets, white
enamel finish on steeI-------- 1895 2z.s5
5 kinzee Credenzo Wall Cabinets
white enamel finish on steeI----- o.o5 SIS
4 kinzee Kitchen Wall Cobines, white
enomeIed steel tSl5) ------ l4.45 8.2S
enomeIed steel tsis) ~---------- - 1926 s45
enomeled steel chrome ~ l-----"--- - 4z.95 s,.ss
! Norge Cos Ronoe, divided top burn
ers, window in oven -------- 1880 10000
Sunroy Cos Ronees divided top
burners, 8" oven ----- 1880 $3.50
5 4h- -ot. Cop. EKCO Pressure Cook
er, less Than " price 1895 4.s5
] 6-at. Cop Pressure Cooker. less
then VI price l6.o5 sos
0 Eiectronie Ozonizer dispeIs kitchen
odors, less than VI pries-------- 1895 6.95
Observation-Disclosures Store-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-13
MEMS FURNISHINGS
NOW

y Cotton Broodcoth Shorts. 0rpper
fasteners, elastic inserts at side. As
sorted stripe patterns broken
sizes in group. Less thon "a price LOO 3Ss
l3 Woter-repeent Popn jackets. Zip
per fronts, slash pockets. Tan only
Unined Sizes medium, medium large
and large ---.--------------- lO9o 7.Ss
Fomous Make Shirts of fine 2x2 cot
ton broodcIoth. Soft collars, French
cuffs. All solid eoors. Sizes l4I2
to l5h. Less thon holt pree------ ee5 z.sS
AI-wooI Puover sweoters Boby
shaker ski-design kns. Sizes
3o and SO only 995 5.99
IS Fomous Make Leather Belts. Strap
style to with your own buckles.
Black or brown Broken sizes 80 to 45 ZOO l.z9
Cigarette Troys. Wooden bose, COL
ored gloss troys, protective felt base.
Less thon " price --r@-- 49, $50 49e
l3 Famous Make Suspenders Diseon-
tnued styles. Cip-on and buton-on
styles, eIostic bands. Assorted stripe
and check designs Less than "
LANSBURGHS-Men's Furnishings-Street Floor
Valley frontiersman., 1949-07-28

said there appeared to be no need for a PCRA-sponsored pro- gram of recreation at this time, since the weekly dances spon- sored by the Matanuska Valley Fair Association are offering regular entertainment.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-07-28
PCRA ON HOLIDAY

Because of the present work load of it's membership, the Pal mer Community Recreation As sociation has shut up shop until September, President Jack Maze announced this week. Mir. Maze
Valley frontiersman., 1949-07-28
Missionaries Wed In Sunday Rites

Alaskan wild flowers and ferns beautifully decorated the United Protestant Church last Sunday, when Miss Charlotte Kruger and Dale Bryant, missionaries from the Lazy Mountain ChildrenS Home, were joined in marriage. Floral decorations, bridal bou- quetS and boutonnieres of the wedding party all were designed by the bride, who chose the daisy as her floral. theme.
 For her wedding dress, Miss Kruger wore form fitting ivory net gown over white satin, de- signed with a yoke of embroid- cred daisies. Her floor r-length veil was caught to a tiara. She wore elboW-length white gloves and carried her mothers con- firmation handkerchief, an heir loom more than 50 years old. Her bridal bouquet was Alaskan daisies and California Stephano- tis, the latter the gift of Mrs. Jack Whieldon, who formerly lived in Palmer and Valdez.
 Miss Gertrude Vandermeer was maid of honor. She wore pink taffeta with an overskirt of pink net and carried a bouquet of Alaskan for-get-me-notS, pink daisies and Grass of Parnassus. The bridegroom was attended by Rev. John Gillespie of Anchorage.
 Miss Kruger was preceded down the aisle by tiny Andrew Dolchek, ring-bearer. He carried the rings on a pillow fashioned like a large organdy daisy, to which the marrieg rings were fastened by bumblebee pins. Fol 4OW T14lO1C" Co111C AlAC Ring, flower girl. Katherine was dressed in yellow organdy. She wore wreath of daisies in her hair and strewed petals from a daisy bouquet in the path of the bride.
 Rev. Kenneth Hughes of the Lazy Mountain Children's Home performed the double-ring cere- mony. He was assisted by Rev. Victor Alfsen of the United Protestant Church. Violin and organ music by Miss Violet Able and Mrs. Victor Alfsen preceded the ceremony. Mrs. Ralph Pace, wife of a Fort Richardson chap
Valley frontiersman., 1949-07-28
REA Still Waiting Approval JonesviIle Line

The Palmer headquarters of flee of the Rural Identification Administration still is awaiting word from Washington, D. C., re- garding approval of loan funds for the Matanuska Electric As Sociation, Inc, for line extensions to Jonesville and Chugiak. Her bert G. Bryan, Alaska represent ative, said this week that every thing was being done to expe- dite decision on the loan, in or der that construction can begin this year.
 There is still time to construct the Jonesville line, MT. Bryan said, but work must begin very soon if it is to be finished by Oct. 1. It is probable that the proposed line extension, if it is authorized, will necessitate some rebuilding of existing lines from the Eklutna plant, the REA head explained.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-07-28

lain, sang "Oh, Promise Me- Because" and "A edding Prayer"
 A reception in the church par lorS followed the wedding. Miss Gladys Van Arsdalen and Mrs. Esther Bonrosa assisted with the refreshments, Mrs. Karl Ellis presided at the guest book and Mrs. Walter Phillips at the gift table.
 The couple left for tWo-Week honeymoon in Valdez immedi- ately following the reception. For her going away costume, Mrs. Bryant wore a red ballerina suit with a daisy corsage and white accessories.
 Future plans of the couple still are indefinite. They may teach at an Alaska Native Service school this winter, or they may return to Illinois College at Jack Sonville, H., where the bride groom will continue his studies.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-07-28
Valley ReoI Estufe ( Al Saxton-Theatre Bldg. )

UNFINISHED house and lot, 2Sx20, in town. 14O-ACRE farm on Butte road, machinery, terms. 2 LOTS on main street of town, S1,26O. 3-BEDROOM home in town, furnished or unfurnished, large lot. Terms. 3-ROOM house on Skids, to be moved.
 TRAILER houses. 10 ACRES on main highway, 2
 room house, S3,675. 16O ACRES, about 20 acre lake.
 S1,680 cash. 3 LOTS, city water available.
 LOTS OF LOTS
 LeDuc Subdivision Bailey Heights Subdivision
 ACRES OF ACRES
 LISTINGS WANTED
Evening star., 1949-03-27
GOERING'S PRIVATE PICTURE ALBUM
Continued from page four

of these house pets were made. He loved to
have his picture taken with them - until
during one Photographic ceremony the baby
lion being honored disgraced himself.
The lion cubs, delivered to Goering by air
express from Africa, were indicative of his
whole personality. An ordinary dog or cat
would not suffice as pet for such man.
Every chair, table and carpet had to be
something out of the ordinary Take the
picture of his huge easy chair; we can imag-
inc him posing this way and that. moving,
twisting, shifting about, until he finally
struck the attitude he wanted
The collection is interesting not only for
what it includes, but for what it omits For
example, | failed to find in the collection
any photo Of one scene can never forget:
Coering, then Prussian Minister of Po-
lice, as he appeared on the witness stand
to testify in the Reichstae fire trial.
His costume, specially made for the occa-
sion, consisted of loud brown hunting
leather boots.
Weak Performance
lHE judges. however. who were not the
puppet officials of the later Nazi PEOPLES
Courts" but honest jurists of the old
regime, were not sufficiently impressed either
by the costume or by Goering's perjured
testimony. The trial was a fasco, and
it was typical that Goering was 50 sensitive
about his performance that he cut it out of
his album
also found no pictures of another scene
remember we'll: Goering staggering about
a room in his residence in white military
tunic, blue-gray trousers, and high black
boots, his long hair waving, as the reports
came in on the progress of the Blood Purge"
of June 30, 1884
The Storm Trooper ''putsch" which
Coering suppressed that day was actually
instigated by himself as a means of getting
rid of enemies - as l told him to his face
during the Nuremberg trial. (He didn't seem
to like it much)
Evening star., 1949-03-27

As matter of fact, was interested to
find that not single picture Of any of those
slain in the purge was kept by Goering. |
knew, of course, that whole editions of pub
lished books had been recalled by the Nazi
historians in order to delete pictures of
the murdered Ernst Roehm and other purge
victims. But until saw the Goering album
l never realized that the chief Nazis had
carried their system of censorship over into
the sphere of private collections
Birthday Parties
NATURALLY, the fabulous Goering birthday
parties do not pass unrecorded in the collec-
ton. There are hundreds of shots of them
But the picture remember most vividly is
conspicuous by its absence: the line of cor
poration directors and other financial big
wigs of the Third Reich filing through the
huge rooms of Goering's castle to get their
first - and last - look at the gifts they had
showered on the Reichsmarshal. gifts chosen
by his adjutant and charged to the
donors"
Another interesting deletion: among the
thousand photographs of his official family.
Goering included not one picture of his
mother. Fanny Goering always remained
blot on his escutcheon She had been beer
hall waitress in Strasbourg. where she had
distinguished herself by her ability to carry
IL beer mugs on one trip.
Fanny had made one really serious mis-
step in her youth. She had taken vacation
from marriage. in the company of rich
Viennese, to shoot elephants in India. I'm
fortunately, she had brought back from
this trip not only trophies Of the hunt
but trophy of another sort. From the
beginning critical members of the family
whispered, but it was the Nazi Aryan laws
that finally brought the scandal cruelty to
light.
In word, Coering did we'll never to in
vite his brother Berthel to any official Nazi
functions.
The Reichsmarshal' famous remark, Il
decide who is Aryan" could have been given
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240 N1iuiet,er, Oit,,sare
~ Sl,,Iba,, 8erlit,.Oit

Berlin. Sir ben MuIbau bes SOlu'
ietieftors bon 8crlin ii,to 240 M;l-
lionen SItn1arf porgeieben, berid)tct
sic ~Tdaf:de @,nbidal,", bas 9la.t
Der loipietiidrn YSilitirpernpaltl,nI
llneciibr $4,000 8auarbeiter iollcn
ocm Scpieticftor bafiir CUR Gerfiis-
,me itaben. Ser Nlan iieft Snpcitl'
tionen fir Ne,mnihaffl,ng po,lWerf=
oltIagen in Soobe bon 153 Miuioncn
Slhnart por. Oa5u fo1nmt ein iogt'
mannter Observation-Disclosures NIT
'et,pa 56 Wiaionen SItmart. Sir Bic
gnttriilnl,wr,rue iinh runb 1875 0fil,
lionen ,uro fir ben pripaten Get
tor 80 Wdiaionen Slt,narf peran,
ihlagt. Sir Den Wobll,lngsbau iins
inueiamt As W&uionen Sitnlart
pOrgeieben.
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pelen bentmkt a,,t
HanHel nit meite,,

WaiGington. Na6 elmer ciritiinoi.
gen llnterrchuns nit SGlfssStaats=
fcfretih WiIlaro 8. Thorp erfl1rtc
ser polniid)e @otid)after, SSpiei @i-
nieiu:cs, er babe bie Screinigtcn
Stoaten arm &ldr,ng ibrcr Saroelo-
politif eriud)t. ,l1o Gborp babe suge-
'oat ,ooB sic ssrose cmpcsen iueroe.
Der &ertretcr Eolens in sen l1S
irrad stpar anr BON Dem Mrnlh
Icines 2onhes, oen Sanoel mutt oen
@eit5onen Oeutihlo,tos riieoer alii-
Sl,neftalen. nlmn fonntc aber ieintr,
Nm noelsellngcn enst,ebnlcn, oaB 30
len auh oie Micoerberirlllng ipirt=
Idaftlidcr 8e3icbhngcn nit anoeren
ipeitliben @ebieten ,uiiuid)t.
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6cuatt> Mberi,intntt
Heutihe 6ebiete

Sm Soog. Dos bolldltblidp Nor.
lament erllldhtietc Sic &esier,ina, onl
fomnte,,ocn tSonntss % Suaorat.
meilen Sertidpr 0re,5aetiete nit g.
100 gimpobncrn 5l ii5ernehmen.
Sertrcter nlebrerer Sarteien bot
ten sic &egier,no aitfseforoert, Senl
9eiipiel 8clgic,s 81 folgeu, oas Ietta
@odr alfiinoigtc, 6oB es Die pcn Sen
Mlaer!eu ibm porlii,,tie 5llaeiprcte.
nen beutifen @ebiete ned, nidt iibcr-
ncbmen tuGac sluh Sllrenrbl.rg hattc
cine Gbnlid,e anfiinoig,rne Gsinadt.
Die enosiiltise Gntiheioune iibcr
Brensiragen miro Ser SuieOensper.
trog entbaIten, afer fie @eitlnad,ts
babcn i'm Tora,,s SoIlairb, @elcIen
2llrembllrg llluo Jrunfreud) erlalbt
Ioie Serrid)aft itber 50 SlluSratnels
Ilen Sel,tlhen @,ebietes 81 iiberneb.
men. - Temofrutie?
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Notwithstanding
,tt,abG Gae,.t,e perlGneer,,

Safe Sllcceb. u .. Tie Sis,nng Ser
Sollperiomnllllng her Sereilltcn No,
ticnen, Die am 5. slpril begann ,lno
bcren Toler auf 4 bis 6 @od,en
berednct mar, miro ipobl nm eineu
,peiteren Monct perlGugert ipetoen.
Sic iebige Sit,ne mar dinbcr,l=
fen tporoen. INN 1raeen 81 erlebigen,
Sie bon Ser oorheracbenoen Soalrng
IN Earis iibrisaeblieben ,parel,. slbcr
b'sifr Ut nir cine Hclolution, unb
slpor iiber sic freiipiIliae geld,rdnf
,uta Ser slnTeno,tng bes Tctos i'm
Smerbeitsrat, ungenomuel, ,poroct.
9fau eripartet ahcr nid)t, 6a6 oie llS
S&, sic bcreits 30 Tetos eingclegf
bat, iih at oieie gmpief,l,n,g balten
tpiro. sluBeroeln baben iih bie slus.
ibiiEe Ser Souoerianmlltrg nit ei.
1,er Heibc unerldoigter Sorlaeeu III
beIdtiftigen. 81 Nieien geboren: Die
9ten'crtciliu,g Scr itaiieniLbcn So
lonielt Die Gerilrteillng bes &arbis
nal Minbsscntp luto ser 15 bulaa.
rifden 8eiitlidr,l, ser Mntraa Sra.
als auf 3lllaiillne als Mitslicb uno
Die inoondiihc ssroge.
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1857 Kmhe aus u.S.N.
fir SIC Deppel3ei,e

Ssrnndftrt a. 90. Die amerifos
niihe rcligioie Gcreiniglug ~gretb.
rcm's Gnmnliiion" hat Scr ToppcI.
gone 1887 &iibc aeltiitet. gHic bos
alliierte 3iucinnilhte. .&ontrolIalnt III
Jranffirt befanntgab. iollen hie Tie-
re foitenlos ,ulo hauptlGd,!ih an
JGihtlin9sfamiliea, ftrd!ide Sraa.
hsiiatiouel, sSnitihue iotoic 1ori6.
lings,lnterneblnen abgegebcn ,ueroe,,.
Gin oie Stiftlmg lit bie YeSingllne
gefniipft, 'oa oaS erlte &,lb.aalb ic,
ser oieier StGrfcn ebeniaas fciten.
los an cine beoiirfti9e 1anlilie ooer
Organization ipeitergegcbcn miro.
Die erlte 8inoerlieIer,ng ,pirS 0iitte
Iai eropartet.
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RSkere ynitatt3 beitGtiet
1trteil eeeen Gisler

@albinaton. 8erhort G7islcr, ser
nod, Tcutldnlm,b 5nriidfabren modte,
llm ieiaen 9cbritltbl in oer rl,iiiihcn
3ole su itbernetmen. erlebte ipieocr
einen Miberiulg Bel ieiren gendib=
lmgcn 5ipei 8eiiingnisltItruien bier
5ll llnlgeben.
Ids 9lmbes8erllflln9sgcriht bot
es ahsclebnt, Die lteberiiibrlu,g oes
SO Sabre alten Oeutidcn Ger lit in
SeIterreid) geboren ,nS ;uar im CT
item @cltfrica 0lterr. Sffi5ie) 81,
pcr,mricn. ser beld'uloigt NOR, ieinc
Communication @cSichl,ngen Der
id,it;egen 81 bdben, ais er ,lnl Sic
Grlalpbnis einfam, ,Sas 2anb berlai.
fen 81 oiirfen. Gr iicbt eincr Straie
BON bis 3 Ssaix4a eaatecae,l.
Gr baffe leBfc gSote 'ogur berltd)f
iih BET Ioeu 9ereialten gtationen 8e.
bor 81 pe-I1affen, iuuroe aber abae.
ipielen. Ser Soil bcihGftiat ,lun &c.
reits Sabre die amerifuniIhen @e.
rtid,te ltlto mir pltnOern uns ipenll
sic anrcrifnnfid,cn 8iirger eeni,g ia.
ben bon oerastigen 6ulen uno per.
Iangen ben Mnnn o:e Ireifeit 5ll &C.
ben ,no sic Stcucr5ubler 81 entlaIten
bon cincm Scr offen erflGrt CT lit ei,l
&cnmuniit amb loia 5ll oen Som,
nluniIteil. gllio lnBt i'm fabren auobin
er gcrne ipia! 9eiler Fir oie arlne,
Stapr5abler! SO.
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Hmiii@e peri@lGee bier
jeSet, Gag ertpartet

@oihIn0ton. Nmerifnniids 8eam.
te elaubcn, oaB Sic Hltiicn oieier ga
ae nit &crldliigen CUR @nfbcb,tn9
Scr Wcrliner 8lofaoe Mrausfommel,
,perEn. iie liuo nanu!it Acpon iibcr.
5eugt, ,Sob sic 9lofaoe oem Soiuiet.
blcf mcbr tpcb tut als oem @eiten.
Man pernu,tet ioaB Sie &orihld9e
nrn Mosfam al,s nit Ger groBtell
&eimliffeit erfolgen peroen. Sopeh
Dier felt5ltltellen lit. li,th Biz iett Der.
orti9e Goridldgc nod niht efngc-
aanaei,, iinb ieOot1 ieOcn Gag 81 cr-
tpurten.
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Yur bnnbert Sabren ppfcrtc
Stcia,, EmN,pie Netk

Iein Sebcn iiir 5reibeit ,uso Sort,
ihritt leiles Golfes.
Oas Saltptfomitee ocs SGhiiihcn
Silislpcrfss hittet ale Sraaniiatiu-
ncn lmIcrer 2auoslel,tc in sln,crifa,
inn Wtonot Wfai e0ile be5 grobrn
Mom,es apiirOi9e 8eoenfieier ubSll.
bolten ,nto Elm .0anf.Cpfcr cinsu=
heben ODER SIT bapilligen. bus sur
2inberlng ocr 9tot inicrer BOLTS
acnoilen hcn SiifsfcnEtec 5rlr Ser
fiiglu,g gaiteut iueroen fam.
@tii trcr.idd,ifiheu 0rub i'm
Suffrage bes $5allptfOluitees
Sans SoiieI.
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ipradye, aporin er Der Sbrigfeit. Sto6t
uno 2anb unb ben Siinftern Segen.
&dil ,,,to Woblfabrt tuiinidte. -
Die iibrige giiuger1haft. tuorab Sic
Suaeno aber bate ii6 Dor be, 3unft.
bdlrierlt, ouf Sen groben Nldsen a.no
priiden berianm1elt, i,m ben aroben
NPonent nit Sbieben ,,no 1rom.
meln aUutiu,,oa,; Sol3baufen iparen
a,sfeeidNdtet, auf benen ber @inter
an @eitalt eires Strobnsnnnes Der.
brant tpurbe.
Oie Jriiblingsfeier batte iid 70
begrifilih NIT elmer dbrlihen fraft.
uollen 9emonitration Der 3,,nftberr.
lidfdit peridn,ol5en. Das S6idials.
idbr 1898 nadFe aber bieier nit Der
Nuiloi,ns bes alten Stoatsapeiens
elm gnoe; 'bas .,Sedhel6aten" bate
ieinen reolen Sintergnlno eineebiibt
,ttdo apltr6e ol,d apGbrenb 3tuei Sabr.
5ebntau falun mcbr feitRd beean9en.
Grit geeen 1920 rfabr bos S,snfi-
tpGen cine @ie6erbeIdbuna in ,nehr
geIeaid)aftlid)er Gorm. ginaelne
tuaeten nit Der Vera,uitoItiae bon
foitiimierten ltm,iisen am Sed)ie.
ldutentag ainen Nnfa,,s. ,,,tb 1888
bot eia, tragetomtiid)er gn,fau Der
'Sdmioen3l.nft oen Mnlob 81 eincr
alllnifagenoen Jeier. Die .Sdmi0en'
ndmlid). ,,frtr0f ftlih iiber Die atneiil.
tise aufbebaine Der alten poIitiidcn
gorberrihaft Der 3iirfte. tru9en lire
3nnftiabne a,,f ben Imt0enbof 3i
Grabe l,nb ll,ben au Ser ,,Weer8io.
Jung" idmtlide sdtueiter3ilnfte elm,
bic obne s(usnnbme 1oIoe laiteten.
Diefe .,Troa,erfeier" aber tpar eIeih.
aeitia ser Auftaft au oen tiinftigen
9ei,ainfainen Beranitoltuneen; eli.
rige &e&ifelre arno Geitoi4ter iteG.
ten fid forton aaidbrIidB sur Der.
S&lut a,d Seite Z.
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Die frage 1er
oeutstben Ginmanberung
in Amerlka

Sn iiineiter 3eit tpiroe ole gr=
teilr,ne bon giinpanoerupespiien in
,Oelltlhlono ,mb Seiterreih tpidber
auf9enommen. Tariiber ut bnnn bier
cine 9isfiliiion iiber Die 3ulaiilng
Ser slneeboriecn 'Oer friiberen feino-
liben Mdd)te e,titonben. &eroe S.
SSeureur, Ser Gbef Ger Siia Gipi-
iion TN Department OF State erfIarte
1ara,tfbin in elmer MrIprnde, sic er
an bas Sciui'b 2nbor Committee bielt
foleenSes:
.0ie 2rage ser Giltpnnoeruns lit,
apie mir ale lpiiScn, febr ,,mitritten.
@enise Se,,te ii,to tn ser Gage, oieie
6roge obiettip su bebanoeln. sic
lpiiniben meiitens mebr ooer apeniger
ginidranflmg. Gle ,uii,tiden, oab
ser aoni,ll miloe uno nafiidtig in
ocnienisen ssallen iein iou ON oenen
tic Gin Snterelle baben, aber itren9
in anoeren 0aael1. aur5um, nielc
amerifaniide 8iirger iin6 geeen oie
gimuanoermg in abltracto, tpenl es
iih aber Inn ein,5elne fonfrete JGDc
hanbelt, oann itno lie bafiir."
@as mm Sic 3ulali,rtug bon frii.
f6eren Iitelit1bern Der bea,tid)cn
@dirinabt ooer her matioualIo5ia,
liitiiden uno faid,Ntiiden Yartei an'
belaugt, ertl1rte Ger Setter ser 8iia
Sipiiion fpleNdbes. INN Oen Stano'
punt oes Staotsoepartment aus
eiranoer5lfesen:
rSn ser eriten 2inie rnuB heoah,
.perbcn, oaB Siele Berioren ii,,b als
ioIhe ,tidyt bon Ser 3ulaiiuns mad
oen Gercinigten Staaten a,,sge'
Ihloiien, oa Die beitebc,tSen Ginrpan
berl,nssgeiese nidts ocrartiges ber=
fiigcn. 9Sad) bon 8eitimm,lnacn iiber
Sie Giiaerteil,tns aplbreno Oes &rie'
ges, sic nod tuirfiam iino lt,nS su'
folge bcm B1rblic Safetp act born
90. Suli 1910, Ser Elm ssrcoens.
gelct nit hauernoer @iiltiefeit Sar'
itclt, beiBt es, 6oB friibere Nitelieoer
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Was geht auf Spitzbergen vor?

Wen gebort 0as S,Elebiet BON
Spitbergelt bMlte2 Cine idpuer 5u
bearttuortef,oe 0roee. DerB 0lterbulpb
.er.larte es 1920. gum Niemoros-
lano ,mS iibcrtrug 0sortueecn sic
aon1rolle. Dod) ,popn bic Suffer,
m,on SaHals I'M 8eiis oes @ublen.
bcsirfs Der Sniel. Sic beutcten sic
'(-ei Arntuerte Barel,sb,sre, Cru.
merit lino oie rHprantioen" al,s.
Dies Snb,dtrieeebict lift bc,,tebcrme.
tiid ubseidloiien. Nuf oen ehiam~n
Sohplatem, iino @odtiirme errid.
tet. Soften fd,ieben auf ieoen. ser iid
Scr Dcnorfationslinie ndDert.
Der amerifaniid)e Sournaliit
9ooislous Goraeo bat es ,trtcrnom.
n'en, aalf Sris6ereen oe,l Wcriid,ten
nadNugeben, Sie dib berdits I'm oen
iotuietiiden 8e3irf eehIoet boben
8auen bie &uifn tuirttih 2oblcn.
lager ob. ooer erridten lie 5.piihen
europa ,tl,b Nnterifa cinen militia,
riifen Stiisp,,nft criter Sronluns?
llurnbe inter ben Norme6ern
Sdon beim Betrcten Der Sniel
bort Scr 9eiuher bie oerIdtiebenlte,,
8ebouptlmeeen, aus Senen ole lit.
rube Der 9eortpe9er ipuidt, i'm Ger
Ndbc ei,aes eebdimnisoollen 8ebte-
les Jl ,pobnen. Die Muiien. 10 ltelleu
tie rit, lirtb i'm geiie foSt iGmtlide:
3uaan9saucee. Oa sic Beraauerfc
ielbit bier Sabre nad) ginitelI,lna
Der Seiiaoicliafeiten nod nidt tpie
Der I'm 8etrieb ee,tonmm ,pi,roen.
fam Die Ncrmut1,ng m,i. oab Sic
5nblreid unf Ser suiel aasi,treiicn-
Sen @uiien ibr gebict 81 elmer YIatt,
form fit rdoioeeIeufte @afeten mts.
boiraat. Die 9torpeeer ,pollen felt.
Deitelt boben. 'SaB faum 8ereIe,,tc
amf ber SniN iinS. gs Nanbelc lid,
] \ Gntebr liln Spe5h,iiiten ,usS
Sol)Saten, bie inn Sale ei,es 9rheaes
oe Mufeabe 4)dtten. iib iofort Ger
gan5en SS,uiel 81 berldbtigem.
Nortueghde 8ersIeute er3Gbltcn,
auf bem rlliiiiden gebiet ieicn in
letter 3eit aableribe nclpe Yautcn
crftanben. inter moewn in 9areus.
burg Elm @eb6llOe, Eas nit ei,pr
&obe bon atuei gto9en oeutLid bon
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2lreci,tiniett erkefft
HanNel nit mejt3eneit

@llenos s(ires. 0ie argentiniid,e
@esieruns erflarte. tic boT7e aus Ell.
mem SanEoelsabfonumen, iiber oas
slr Seit mit @eItoeutihlano perfan.
self miro. einen @etuinn uon 81 1000
600 5u ,Iidlen. Ger @eialntllmfana
0es poreeiebencn argentiniid .oelltz
iden Sanoels belGllit iid a,i 80
Millionen Collar. S,n slustn,id)
gegen tedmiihe Yrooitfte miro Ir'
acn1inicn al 8eIpbe,ltid)lm,o @di,tc,
Siaild uno Yflansenole liefern.