Session #85 · 1957–59

Speech #850293855

That is the way we were treated on our inspection trip last autumn to International Falls and elsewhere along the MinnesotaCanadian border. big and friendly. and even over to Dunseith. in North Dakota. at the International Peace Gardens. The welcome mat was out. The food was plentiful and the biscuits always hot. Mr. Speaker. the finest homecooked meals are to be had along the Minnesota. North Dakota. Canadian border. so it seems. Maybe it was the twang in the air and the open courtesy of our United States customs and immigration officials that whet the appetite that downed the food. But whatever it was. I saw it at work with Liz and Ann Jeronlmus in the House Restaurant today.
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