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Evening star., 1932-06-05
FA|REN0 CAPTURES
BELMONT STAKES.
Close to Gallant Fox's Time
in Upset Victory Which
Pays Owner $55,12O.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, June "A new
M challenger for the 3-year-old
u turf championship appeared
today, when William Wood
wards Faireno, carrying the same red
and white silks that Gallant Fox made
famous, won the sixty-fourth running OF
the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park.
Starting in his first big race. since
finishing far back in the Wood Memo
rial early in the season, Faireno gal
loped over the y miles in 2:32 4-5, only
is seconds slower than GallanC
Fox's time in winning the 1880 renewal
of the Eastern turf classic.
OsculatOr Second.
One and one-half lengths back at the
finish trailed w. r. Goes Osculator,
with Mrs Dodge Sloan's Flagpole, the
choice at 6 to 5, another length to the
rear. third in the field Of II.
Although considered to have no bet
ter than a 5-to-l chance to win the
race against the mediocre field, Falreno
proved much the best. He ran like a
champion, setting all of the pace, to
return his owner. chairman of the board
of stewards of the jockey club, $50, ,l20.
The race crossed $70.126.
The crowd of $4,000. the largest OF
the metropolitan season, favored Flag
pole, although the son OF American
Flag and the grandson CT Man o War
had never started in an important race.
He had, however, showed plenty at
furlongs and l mile.
Winner Well Ridden.
Osculator, second in the Withers
Mile and the only member of the field
to finish in the money in the Preak-
ness, Kentucky Derby or Withers, was
quoted at to in the oral books.
Tommy Malley gave great exhibit
ton of horsemanship in guiding Faireno
to victory. He got the son Of Chatterton
away in front after a delay of 10 min
utes at the post, sent him into four
length lead over w. S. Kilmer's Sun
Melus in the back stretch and then
gave his mount brilliant hand ride as
Osculator and Flagpole challenged in
the drive for the judges stand.
Evening star., 1932-06-05
BEALL HIGH WINS MEET
Gains Allegany Honors in Field OF
5,1O8 Contestants.

CUMBERLAND, Md June 4.-Beall
High School of Frostburg won the
eighteenth annual Allegany County
public school athletic meet with 13l
points. Allegany High of Cumberland
was runner-up with l2l; 5,108 COM
peted.
Seven recorcs were made and TWO
we're tied. The new records are:
5O-YARD DASH-Donald Reeves, western
port, 6is seconds; old J. Marshall, Det-
mold. Lonaconing. 6as
.0-YARD DASH-Gerald E. Reeves. west,
ernport, rs seconds, beating his own record
of 1881 of seconds.
SPEED BALL BAT FOR DISTANCE-Dale
Broadwater, lAllesany High, l42 feet inch;
BASE BALL THRow FOR ACCURACY
Peter Traynor tAllegany High, u points
old record. F. Blair tMidland), points.
RUNNING HIGH JUMP--oeorse Davis
ord. Turner (Allegany,. S feet "a inches,
1922, and Perrin, feet 4'4 inches. 1881.
Ss0-YARD RUN-Mervin Hast (Allegany).
minutes us seconds; old record. John
oGaeH AssaHYY HYGH %nSies ssdGno'
stone), feet 6 inches; tied record Of J. La
MEDLEY RELAY-AIlesany. minutes
ss+s seconds: old record. Alesany, min
DAsHas05ss Oder. Oder Rsnmsyl, 01s
held by four different men.
Donald and Gerald Reeves. who broke the
records in the so and 10 yard dashes. re-
spectively, are brothers.
Evening star., 1932-06-05
MIABLE Ed White, brains Of
Londos, Londos g. Londos, Inc,
\ likes Stranger Lewis over Dick

4 MIABLE Ed White. brains Of
~ Londos. Londos g. Londos, Inc,
~ likes Stranger Lewis over Dick
Shikat Thursday in NJ. Curley's
Big Bottle Battle in New York-the
Milk Fund.
With all his experience" chirped
Mr.. White, Lewis should WIN. YOU
know, Ray Steele threw Shikat but
Lewis held Ray TO draw"
How about Londos against either
Shikat or Lewis?" White was asked.
When Curley puts up some real
dough-okay." responded MI: White.
White shows no love for either Lewis
or Shikat Notice" continued Jeem
mouthpiece. that the bout isn't ad-
vertised as a championship match. just
worlds greatest show Umph!
Il wouldn't mind II some square
shooting chap like Grobmier, Steele or
Mcmillan won the championship. 1t
might be good for the game. But
Shikat or Lewis"
IT ever has been the practice OF boxers
i and rasslers to be among the first
to dig down in their Jeens for
worthy cause. 'Tis sort OF unWrltten
law in the cauliflower profession.
During the last two years the rasslers
have demonstrated their willingness to
perform for charity. Now Washington S
fistic colony is proving leatherslingers
are none the less big-hearted.
Hardly had the ink dried on news
paper announcements of Wednesday S
boxing show for the bonus-seeking vet
Grams here than phone calls began 10
come in at Mai. Harvey L. Miller S
office.
Billy Strickler was the first to volun-
teer his services. Then Young Van.
In rapid succession came Eddie Buell.,
Reds Barry. Nick Antonelli. Frankie
Rio. Don Whittlock, Walter Kirkwood,
Frank Vance, Roy Kid" Manley and
Babe Truehart.
THIS morning virtually all OF WASH
i ington's boxers tpro and amateur)
managers and promoters will meet
to make plans for the benefit. And 1t
may be more than just benefit. Listen
to Mai. Miller.
With boxing getting a chance to
show in the District of Columbia, very
likely before many people who are net
regular fight followers the intention is
to run all bouts of three two-minute
rounds with fairly large gloves. How
ever. there will not be any definite news
until the committee meets this morning
Il will carry out its wishes and the
instructions Of Gen. GlaSsford, the dou-
BILE objective being relief for the veter-
ans and step in the right direction for
legalized boxing in the District of Co.
lumbia"
Ed. note-The hearing Of the Hartley
boxing bill for the District of Columbia
will be held at the House Office Build
ing Tuesday morning.
CAPITAL rassling fans will see two
~ of the fastest wrestlers in the
world at Joe Turner's raSsle-
Evening star., 1932-06-05
ECONOMIC VICTORIOUS
IN OHIO STATE DERBY
Ties Record for Bainbridge Park
Event-Springsteel and
Our Fancy in Money.

By the Associated Press
AINRIDGE PARK, Cleveland, Ohio.
- June 4-Economic. heavy favorite.
eQualed the derby record of
Isl 3-5 TO win the Ohio State Derby,
$4,000 added, here this afternoon
Springsteel was second, Our Fancy
third.
The chestnut colt. which finished
second to Burgoo King in the Ken
lucky Derby, flashed over the line first
in field Of seven starters. The track
was lightning fast.
Economic paid SO so to win. Spring
steel $500 TO place and Our Fancy
$500 for show, on 81 tickets.
Evening star., 1932-06-05
FAIR STABLE DISPERSED
Sweeping Light Is Best Priced of

NEW YORK, June (P).-Sweeping
Light, winner Of the Champagne Stakes
and second to Tick On in the 1881
Hopeful last year, today topped the dis
persal sale of Mrs. Graham Fair Van
de-bilt's Fair Stable, held at Belmont
Park. The 3-year-old son Of Mamma
went to Ogden Phipps, 17-year-old son
of H. C. Phipps, and Herbert Pulitzer
for $1,000.
Sarazen I'd, 5-year-old son Of the
famous High Time, was knocked down
to Benny Creech, trainer of the w. r.
Coe Stable for e1,8O0 The B. B. Stable
stepped in to purchase Makalu, pom
ising 3-year-old for $500. and also
bought Herbert Bayard Swope's Sch
for S1650
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BIG TURF RACE JULY 16
Nations Best 3-Year-Olds to Seek
SS5. 900 in Arlin gton Classic.

CHICAGO. June [P1.-The Airing
ton Classic, richest of all stakes for g.
year-olds, will be run off Saturday,
July 16.
The big event. attracting virtually all
the Nations best 3-year-olds. was ex-
pected to have 10 starters and a gross
value of S85,000.
During Arlingtons rich meeting. ex-
tending from June 81 to July 80. s252,-
900 in added money will be distributed,
while the total sum in purses may reach
as high as 100000.
Evening star., 1932-06-05
C0LORED PUPILS WIN
BASE BALL HONORS
1nter-Junior High Titles to Ran
dali 9TH and 9th Grades
and Francis 9Th.
THE er-junior high section colored

THE inter-junior high section colored
L base ball championship competi-
ton, begun during the recent Fes-
tival of Youth. has ended in victories
for the Randall seventh and ninth
grades and the Francis eighth grade.
In the play-off of the seventh grade
champions, Cardozo won from Garnet
Patterson, Randall defeated Francis,
Shaw scored over Cardozo by forfeit,
and Randall's section 7-8, composed of
Dent, Lee, McCarey, Golf. Johnson,
Lawson, Ford, Wills, Mahoney, King,
Ferguson, High, Thomas and Nash, won
from Shaw's seventh grade.
In the eighth grade series. Randall
defeated Garnet-PatterSon and Fran
els won from Cardozo in the first round,
and Shaw forfeited to Francis, and
Francis scored over Randall. to @
The Francis team consisted of Jenious,
Daniels, williams. Alexander, Rucker,
Ross. Mason. Russell. Turman, Scott
and Rhone.
The ninth grade series began with
Garnet-Patterson over Shaw. Then
Randall defeated Garnet Patterson. 18
to TO- Randall's team comprised
Hughes, Allen, Cain. Fickling Chase.
Crawley. Harris, Crawford, Delaney.
Redmond, Dixon, Harrison, Neal, Bowie,
Nelson. Smothers, Hansboro, Mason and
Taylor.
The second annual tumbling contest
among teams representing the junior
high schools was held in Dunbar High
School and resulted in victory for the
Randall team. Granville Hill of Shaw,
first; James Davidson of Francis. sec
ond, and Lloyd Dudley of Randall,
third, were leading individual scorers.
Five boys represented each school
and were judged upon their perform
ance of the following stunts: Knee
walk, cartwheel, forward roll, backward
roll, head stand, forward dive and
three optional stunts. The judges were
E. B. Henderson and Perry Jacobs.
Randall's team scored 341. .25 out of
possible 450: Francis was second, with
335.25, and Shaw, third. 310.75.
Granville Hill of Shaw scored 78
out of possible 80: Davidson of Fan
els totaled 76.75 and Lloyd Dudley Of
Randall scored 745.
Evening star., 1932-06-05
BRICE WINS AT TRAPS
Takes All-Around Honors in Shoot
at Oriole Gun Club.

BALTIMORE. Md, June ALL
around championship honors in the
Oriole Gun Club championship tourna-
ment today were taken by DR.. o. T.
Brice of Annapolis.
DR.. Brice broke $40 clays out of a
possible $50. The runner-up was George
Clark, also of Annapolis. who had 338.
Clark annexed the singles traps shoot
crown Yesterday.
Another Annapolis shooter. Bob Zin-
dorf, captured the handicap competi-
ton. Tied with DR.. Brice with 98. Zin-
dorf won the shoot off by breaking "a
of 25 clays, while DR.. Brice shattered
less.
Scores Of Washingtonians:
Handicap event.. Marcy go yards)
SO; F. P Williams (21 yards). 81 :;
Parker Cook go YARDS. 81; Frank Bur-
rows go yards. "a; DR.. J. C. Wynkoop
Q8 yards. 39X50.
Doubles-Marcey, 80; Williams, 81
Evening star., 1932-06-05
BIG DAY FOR TURNBULLS
Motorboating Family Wins Three
Races in Turin Regatta.

TURIN. Italy June (Py.-The motor
Doatlng Turnbulls of Monrovia. Calf,
had a fleld day in the Turin regatta
today, winning three races and run
ming second in another.
Loretta won the Turin Motonautic
Cup, making the 12kilometer course in
her little outboard in IL minutes SO Is
seconds. Rupert. her younger brother.
won the Loretta Cup for aquaplanes of
II kllometers in Is minutes "a seconds
and the Montelere Cup, also at II kilo-
meters in II minutes 55 Is seconds.
Raymond, the third member of the
family team, ran second in the City OF
Turin Cup race.
Evening star., 1932-06-05
LOCAL NETMEN BEATEN

Armstrong and Dunbar Lose Con-
ference Tilts to Douglas.
BALTIMORE. Md, June 4.-Douglas
High School defeated Dunbar and Arm
strong here today to retain the South
Atlantic Conference tennis crown on
the Druid Hill Park courts. Armstrong
was eliminated in the morning matches
While Dunbar was doWned in the after
noon.
MORNING.
SINGLES-W. Weaver Douglasl defeated
Giles tArmStrongl. 60, 60. NJ Weaver
Douglas defeated G. Robinson ARM
strong. 6-2. 6-3: Neal Douglas defeated
ADAMS ,Armstrons). So. 2-6. 6-4.
DOuBLES-Giles and Robinson ARM
strongl defeated Smith and Wilkinson
AFTERNOON.
SINGLES-,Randolph Dunbar defeated
cDouglsssJ defeated Pree, Dunbar. SO.
60: M Weaver lDouglas' defeated E.
Dunbar defeated Johnson and Wilson
tDouglasl. 6-3. %: NJ Weaver and w
Weaver 'Douglasl defeated c. Williams and
Wade Dunbar. 60. 60.
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Team Standing.
Summaries.

Summaries.
-, Katharine Berrsll &C. w. defeated Rene
Berran &c. W. defeated Hope .Donchess
LWl. So; ss: Katharine BeTrsll g. W.
6-3: Abigail Sard &c. c. defeated Grace
Young &C. W.. SO. 6-2; Margaret Nutting
Co defeated Hilda Levey. tW.l. 6-4. 7-5;
lWl;, ss. 50; Betty Pyle tWD defeated
p. 50. -Ss. So: Betty, Kronman M: p
defeated Louise Stambaugh. CR.l., Is. 6-3;
Florence Joyce (R. c. defeated Edna Vest
IN. P). f6. Ga. 6-2 Clarie Callashan
M defeated Elizabeth Judd b. s. 6-l,
6-2: Clarie Callaghan (N) defeated Anne
Becker tR. CD. 81. 81: Florence Meier
M defeated Jennette Rudilatte tR: CT.
-: -; Babsy Totten IF, G. defeatesd
ELIZABETH Judd (B 81 defeated Marvwade
Moses (CD. 90. 81: Goldie Crist tB. s.
beth Clary g. W. defeated Goldie Crist
(B. 81, 81. e6.
Evening star., 1932-06-05
Golf Analysed
by JOE GLASS

One reason why so many players
are unable to get good direction
with the mashie Is their vague
understanding Of the Use of the
right hand and arm in playing it.
The right hand has little use ex-
cept to help support the club and
guide the left hand, which it is the
better fitted to do because it is
placed lower on the shaft and so
can feel the position of the club
head.
The right arm functions impor-
tantly, though. Examine the sketch
of Bill Melhorn, very fine mashie
player, just as he is starting his
swing down See how his right arm
hugs his side. Obviously, by this
arrangement there will be no loose
Evening star., 1932-06-05
SYPHAX IS HOWARD CHAMP
Easily Wins Over Woolridge fol
Intramural Tennis Title.

Micky Syphax won the Howard Uni
versity intramural tennis crown yes
terday by defeating Woolridge in the
finals in straight sets, 6-1, 60, 6|1.
He was awarded a trophy.
In the semi-f1nals, Woolridge de-
feated Stillwell. 6-4, As, Is, and
Syphax defeated Goodan, 6t3, 60.
Evening star., 1932-06-05
18TH STREET Y DIVIDES.

Twelfth Street Y. M. c. A. split four
match tennis matches with the Druid
Hill Avenue "Y" Of Baltimore yesterday
on the Howard University courts.
Jones Druid HID defeated Lee, 81, Ga
Freeman (Twelfth StreeD defeated Moore,
,s11 W11hisstinsten Druid HilD defeated Still
syphax, twelfth streeb defeated Spencer
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Sandoers Promise Lots of Action Today Capital and Nearby Fields
SLAVES TURF PURSES
Aqueduct Goes in for Economy in
Meeting Opening Friday.

NEW YORK, June R.-The
Queens County Jockey Club today an
nounced 1t had found it necessary to
make various economies in the conduct
of its Summer meeting at Aqueduct.
which opens Fridap, and that it was
decreasing purses.
Purses Of $1,000 will be reduced to
5000, purses of $1,000 to $1,000 and
purses of 81 500 to $1,000.
Evening star., 1932-06-05
CHOSEN FOR OLYMPICS.

DR.. John Randolph Hoffman. 1922
graduate of Central High School. has
States saber team in the Olympics at
Los Angeles in August
Evening star., 1932-06-05
PILOTS TAKE ANOTHER

BALTIMORE. June 4-Washington
Pilots won their second East-West
League game ipver the Cuban Stars in
as many days here today, 9 to 3.
Gaining SO lead in the first in
ming, the D. c. nine was never headed.
Cooper, the winning pitcher. yielded
only seven hits. Johnson. Sias and
Hampton each got two bingles to head
the Pilot attack
Score by innings:
Cubans ......O 0 0 2O01 Oo-3
Pilots .......5 0 O O o 2 l x-9
Batteries-Cooper and H mp o n;
Nicely, Dixon and Lanuza.
Evening star., 1932-06-05
STANDARDS is WINNER
1881 Suburban League Tennis

1881 Suburban League Tennis
Champions Scores Over Lakeview.
Standards, defending champions. de-
feated Lakeview, last seasons runner
up, 6 to 3, in an opening match of the
Suburban Tennis League yesterday on
the Lakeview courts
SINGLES-Thomas tLN defeated Hubbard,
60, 81; Wharton s. defeated johnson,
Go, 6-3; McCabe ,Ll defeated Krtch-
man; f..1: 81: Schmid (s.) defeated Att
wood. Sc. "a, 6-3.
DOUBLES-Cragoe and L. Doyle (Sl de-
feated Thomas and Balzer, 81. 60: Nc
Cabe and Johnson tL.l defeated Hubbard
and Wharton, 60. 6-3. 8-6; Schmid and
Doyle (S) defeated Fairbanks and Semla,
8-6. 10 6--2 Baker and Crolius (S1 de-
teated Brown and Hall. 6-,3, 6-4; Foster
and Blackburn 81 won by default from
Atwood and Cook.
Evening star., 1932-06-05

Payne (2). Blair. R. williams. Medford. Will
Mer spsrFow Sqfsy Henry "
Lee. Quigley. Brown. Two-base hits-Payne
MlsF tsaes ou outn bas
of Henry. q of williams. 4. Hit by
pitcher-By Henry Lucasl. Sacrifice hit
H. Williams to Stewart to Henderson to
Il: Williams. Umpires-Messrs. Tyler and
Evening star., 1932-06-05
STANDARDS PLAYERS
MOVE UP IN LEAGUE
Lead Second Division in Women's
Loop-Katharine Takes s
Matches in Row.

UREAU OF STANDARDS moved to
- the head of the second division in
the WomenS District Tennis
League race last week There was no
change among the leaders. College ex-
aminations and the City OF Washington
tourney curtailed competition.
Katharine Berrall. sister in law of
Clarence Charest, former District of
Columbia champion. was the star of the
week She has eight successive wins,
and has done much to keep the George
Washington team in second place.
Evening star., 1932-06-05
YOUNG KITTY WINS ROLL.

TORONTO, Ontario, June 4 P)-
The Seagram Stables Young Kitty out
lasted the Erindale Stables Gay Partisan
in a driving finish to win the Greyhound
Handicap for Canadian-foaled horses
at Thorncliffe Park today.
Evening star., 1932-06-05
HENRY, s; PIERCE MILL. 3.

u 6saf defsated Rlsatn
Yen. 6-2. 6-3;- Gould tP. M defeated
Seidel. 6-3. -6t3 Martinez tH.) defeated
defeated Grant. IS. 81: Krause (Hj de-
feated Rratzner. 60. 81:
enbere and Gould. ST. 6-3. default: Yen
and Yeomans defeated Grant and krause
Ga. 81: Mason and Hunt defeated Burch
and BeatZner. 60. 81.
Evening star., 1932-06-05
PIRATES FARM WOOD.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, June R.-
Pittsburgh has turned Charley Wood
1eft-handed pitcher, over to the Tulsa
club of the Western League. Wood will
return to the Bucs in the Autumn.
Evening star., 1932-06-05
ALL STARS WIN. 3O.2.

FRONT ROYAL, Va. June 4-The
All Stars swamped the Boonsboro YELL
low Jackets here today, 80 to . The
locals collected 35 hits. The All Stars
scored IS times in the seventh inning.
Evening star., 1932-06-05
POTOMAC, S; MONTRosE. 4.

SINGLES-Latona (MO defeated F. Doyle,
81, 81; Heiskel lM.l defeated Trigg:
IS. So. 6..4:, Goldsmith PD defeated
Smith. s-,.7. 80; oNeill O. ested defested
Freshmen. 3..s. IS. 63; R. Sherry (P)
defeated G. Yeomans. rs. 81.
Latona and Heiskell. 6-3. 6-4, Smith and
Jacob defeated Sherry and Sherry. 3--6.
62. 81: Freshmen and Yeomans won by
default.
Evening star., 1932-06-05
MONUMENT. 3; ROCK CREEK, !

SINGLES-Welsh tMD defeated Shore.
2-6. 6-1. 60: Phillips (R. c. defeated
Staubly. 6-3. 6-3; Judd (MJ defeated
Robinson. by default; Sendel tM) defeated
Haney. 6-2, 1913: Wallenstein (MD de-
feated Neale. 6-s. 60. So: Garnett (MD
defeated Newly. 50. 8-6.
Shore and Phillips. So. IS: Judd and
Walienstein defeated Neale and Haney. 60.
IS: Garnett and Carr defeated Robinson
and NeWby, by default
Evening star., 1932-06-05
COLLEGE BASE BALL.

Pennsylvania, II; Dartmouth. 8.
Penn State, 13; Bucknell, IL. 13
Snnings).~
Evening star., 1932-06-05
PLAY LEAGUE TENNIS

Monument, Henry and Potomac
Win in Public Park Loop.
Monument drubbed Rock Creek, 8 to
/; Henry defeated Pierce Mill, to 3,
and Potomac conquered Montrose. to
4, yesterday in Public Parks Tennis
League matches.
Summaries:
Evening star., 1932-06-05

ness in the downswing. The club
will come down inside the line Of
direction until the ball is picked up.
As the right arm straightens out
the clubhead will follow the ball out
on the desired line of fight.
If you can't control your long iron
shots, Glass free illustrated leaflet
on Long Iron Shots" will undoubt-
edly help you. Address Joe Glass
in care Of The Star and ask for it.
Inclose a self-addressed, stamped
envelope.
(Copyright, le32.) "
Evening star., 1932-06-05
ARMSTRONG NINE WINNER.

Armstrong High won seveninning
game yesterday from the Stadium
Bears. 10 to 6.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-05-26
FINLAYSON CORNER

Miss Nellen Lende of Askov, is Wis
iting her friend, Ruth Paulson, this
week.
Miss Holm and Miss Mary Murphy
of Bruno, called on Mrs. F. Anderson
Friday.
Grant Thompson and daughter, Ar
lene, visited at the Francis Anderson
home Friday.
Edwin Jones, who has spent the
past % months near Tucson, AriZ.
returned to his home here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Nelson and baby
visited at Art Jones home Saturday
and at the Ed Cox home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Anderson and
Betty Anderson visited at the Ed Coz
home Sunday afternoon.
The Cox boys, accompanied by Ed
win Jones, were visitors in Pine City
Sunday afternoon.
Frank Barnick visited friends here
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Anderson were din
ner guests at the Oscar Anderson
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meidlinger and
Clara Novak and friend visited Art
Meidlinger and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Brabec and fam.
lily visited at the Nyberg home last
Thursday.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-05-26

make application to Mrs. E. B. Lins-
ley, Willow River, and you will be
notified when the supply arrives.
DR.. and Mrs w. c. Ehmke and Mr..
and Mrs. Grant Thompson drove to St.
Paul early Saturday morning, return
ing in the evening. DR.. Ehmke was
called there to be present at an opera
ton on a sister for goiter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Lundgren and
Geraldine drive to the cities Saturday
to spend the weekend with relatives
Mrs. Sandburg, Albin's sister, re-
turned Sunday evening with them to
spend few weeks on the farm with
her father, John Lundgren.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-05-26

of Edw. Clough the past week, left
for Minneapolis Monday. They will
return June 1, with their household
goods and move in with Mr.. Clough
and make this their home. Mr.. Madi-
son is a mechanic and has been out
of work for some time.
According to schedule the flour that
is being distributed by the govern
ment through the Red Cross will be
here sometime this week. If you have
not already made application and
really need this commodity, please do
so at once. For the townships Of
Windemere, Norman, Sturgeon Lake,
Bremen, Birch Creek and Kettle River
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-05-26

Newswander Of Castala, Iowa, who
died Friday. He had been Ill for some
time.
Mrs. Edw. Danelski and daughter,
and her mother, Mrs. F. w. Stepan,
went to RObbinsdale Saturday to visit
relatives. They went with j. r. STAN
ton and Mrs. Jane Dupey, who spent
Sunday with Mr.. Stanton's mother and
other friends. Mrs. Stepan visited
friends in Montgomery. She and Mrs.
Danelski will return the last of the
week. Mr.. Stanton returned Sunday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Madison and son,
who have been visiting at the home