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Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-22

Believe it or not, brewery chiefs and
landlords have lot in common. The
brewers say nickel beer is impossible be-
cause taxes are too high.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-22

President Roosevelt cancelled his fish
ing trip because of West Indian hurri-
cane. Probably saving his strength for
the cyclone of 1886.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-22

There seems to be note of irony in
division of war into two classes, civilized
and uncivilized In the last analysis,
man who dies in civilized warfare is just
as dead as the victim of barbarians.
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DOWNTOWN.

rooms. kitchen and bath. ready to
move in. walking distance to business and
amusements; white neighborhood. 12l6
st. NV.
The Alendale, Mr.. Dupont Circle,
zoos N ST. n.w.-Modern; all outside
rooms and porch; walking distance; S. 80
and S61 80. See lanitor or phone Poto-
mac 2211. o. B. HOPKINS. 1147 Church
{ u VI
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ROOMS AND BoARp-suBuRBAN,

ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN.
81 SCHLEY AVE, Arlington, Va.-Couple
or mother and child, or two ladies. 81 so
each per week; child. $500.
NEARBY MARYLAND-Cool room. semi
private bath modern home bus phone
superior meals. Adults. Shepherd 1859
after pm.
LARGE. beautifully furnished room In
private home; twin beds. excellent meals.
ali conveniences. "a block to bus. Very rea-
sonable. Garage free. Clarendon 1908.
GENTLEMEN wanting room and board in
the country can md a nice home, plenty
to eat. about 1S miles from WASHINGTON
on Lee Highway. Only two other boarders.
Terms. SIS per week. II party can drive
car he will be paid by trip. That Will
average about So per week Very beet
references given and expected. Phone
Fairfax 11-F-31. or address Box 361-R
Star once.
LARGE ROOM with board, suitable for
two. twin beds; adults. Modern home
Clarendon 243-W-l
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. O. UNFURN


BEAUTIFUL ROOM AND KITCHEN. GAS
ana light free. open fireplace; newly dec ::
south expos; $3.50 to s. weekly. 2l36
ST. NV.
2434 FRANKLIN ST. -NE.-3 R.. H.. K.
b.. . porches, ami, $25 mo- IS T NV,
3 r.. b.. $50; ami but cleo. . r., S22;;
l r. Sl2; maid. Phone Met. 6431. 2O'
2 NICE ROOMS. KITCHENETTE AND
furnished or unfinished. 3I6 Lloyd lane,
Alexandria. Va. Phone Alex. 1003-W.
LIv. RIM. BED RIM. KIT. AND PRIV.
bath. 3 closets; gas. cleo. and refrig
incl. in rent; a mi; semi-det home; re-
fined couple. Phone Georgia 1919
241O Goth Sr. NV ROOMS KTTCH-
enette and bath; nice location. Near Rock
Creek Park. Res. Mgr.
727 FERN PL. NW.-oNE OR TWO
rooms. kitchen, porch. semi bath: newly
equipped; gas. cleo. laundry privileges il
desired; detached home; Georgia 1852. :
APARTMENTS - NEWLY DECORATED.
some. furnished. IN high-class northwest
buildings. Car available on appointment
Gail Mrs. GREEN. Adams 454S.
4-RoOM AMI BATH UNPUBLISHED.
also a Groom and bath furn. apt. desir-
able locality. 2Ol0 Kalorama I'd. NV. IA
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

ARLINGTON COUNTY, newly papeied
unfurnished rooms. SIS month: on car
and pus line. Phone Walnut 1851.
CLARENDON. VA-Furnished rooms. newly
decorated. For information call Claren-
don 1868.
THREE front Housekeeping rooms. gas,
electric. and water furnished: $50 mo. ".
A. Miller. Swan ave-, Hume Springs. Alex
andria Va.
424 DORSET AVE. Somerset. Md.-Large
room. windows: semi-private bath: no
other roomers: adults. Wise. 3O64-W.
OXON HILL. MD furnished rooms.
housekeeping. garage; SO. Sign on box
at road marker 8. Van Fleet.
~ SCHLEY AVE. Arlington. Va.--Cozy
two or three room apartment. ami. for
.. 3 AND Ink rooms. $40. S25
and $50; furn. or unfurn. Call after d
pm. 4101 Alabama ave. Sc.
BEAUTIFUL front room, 10 min WASH
ington; cow. to buses: one or couple; ref.
1913 E. Windsor ave. Alexandria. Va.
] FURNISHED ROOM bright. clean. airy,
close bath: private home: 1-fare zone.
Phone Cleveland 2357.
CHEVY CHASE-Nicely furnished room
reasonable: breakfast optional. Phone Wis
consin 34g3.
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CHOICE MODERN APIS.

Ia ROOMS-S35 to $50
Modern freproof bldg; 24-hour elevator.
switchboard serv.: refrigeration on house
current; neatly furnished al slight extra
charge. Touraine $40 e n " Pot lann
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sos EAST CAPTTOL-FIRST FLOOR:
four large rooms. bath; ami; no chill
dren. no dogs: reference
APT. ENTIRE IND FLOOR: ANIL; GA
rage; conservative and reasonable; adults.
4O05 18th ne
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FRONT APARTMENT

FRONT APARTMENT.
Exceptionally desirable, third
floor, facing park; reception hall,
living room, glassed-in porch,
bed room, junior dining room.
kitchen, bath; completely and
we'll furnished. Apply at desk.
Valley Vista, 2032 Belmont I'd.
NV. Dec. 5000. 4
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D and E on 18TH rms. Kitchen; light
neat gas Frieidaire; adults; S3s so
2920 ONTARIO RID. NV. Mr.. 18th AND
Col. I'd. apt. Bids rms. kit, bath; free
refrigerator; adults; $3.50
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TAKAMO PARK. MD-76 FLOWER AVE.
j rOomS priYale hath. h b SON -

3 rooms. private bath: h.-w.h.; $50.
HIGH-CLASS- ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH:
cleo. refrigeration. telephone; near 14th
st. cars, stores; rent. S47.50; adults; i'm
mediate possession. 500 Tulip ave. Ia
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225 E ST. sE.-THREE ROOMS KITCH-
en-. bath, $50; gas. electricity Included
SOB QUINCY ST. NV ROOMS AND
bath with electricity gas and heat.
So 10. Call Adams 4R0S
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WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.


MAN employed desires room. board in
private family: no other boarders; give
particulars. Address Box 34l-R Star
ONCE.
GENTLEMAN desires room and board mod
ern American-Jewish family; prefer
heights west Of 14th st; Accommodations
must be first class: will pay right price;
nlghest references. Address Box 335-R
Star ONCE.
EMPLOYED Govt. widow. with . girls. 4
and 4. wishes room and board and care of
children: home privileges: near school and
bus; only competent, refined, family con-
sidered: not over $50 month. Address Box
SIR. Star Office
CULTURED young lady desires diabetic
board in quiet. refined Northwest home
about S37. Address Box :355-R. Star offce
YOUNG WOMAN wants home in educated
compantonable family. No obi. to children
Reasonable. Address Box 313-R, Star office.
SALESMAN desires room and board, small
family. Reply giving particulars. Ad-
dress Box 20S-R. Star Office.
WAETED-Board and single room by lady
for j mo. near 18th and Col rd NV
Call Adams $40. Apt. 227.
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TWO ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH:
ami: very reasonable rent: immediate
possession. Phone Columbia 1901
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WISTARIA MANSIONS, I1OI MASS. AVE,
Apt: SOL large rooms, foyer, kitchen and
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329 18th. ST. NE-ENT. 2nd FL. 3
nished. $40 per mo.
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1910 18th ST. NW.-APARTMENT, 4
rooms. bath. second floor; elec refriger-
alton. Phone National 2242.
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5I5 E ST. S.E-.-RooM APT, FUR
nished; large front bed room and kitchen
adults only; INV h. gas. cleo. furnished.
:. LARGE. AIRY ROOMS. KIT. BATH:
newly dec neatly furnished; Frigidaire:
May l-Sept. /; reas.; adults. West OS69-J.
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1914 MONROE ST. N.W-NlceIy fuf-
nished room adjoining semi-private bath.
End floor. refined home with = adults;
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4le 3rd ST. UNDESIRABLE BROOM,
kltchenette and bath apartment.
81 .5O--NEWLY DEC. 1 RIM. KIT, B.,
plenty heat. hot water: near cars. school.
b46 Newton pl. NV, Apt s 2nd floor.
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2647 CONN AVE.-One large double room
facing Wardman Park, suitable for =;
third floor. reasonable. Adams 2316.
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l41S W ST. NV APT. 4u-Nice clean
double room in private apt; comfortable
beds with innerspring mattresses; home
like atmosphere; ST per week.
1906 9th ST NW.-Room for rent in
private home SIS per month. Week days
after u pm.
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9O43 PARK RID. NW.~-Overlooking Rock
Creek Park, ami; shower; gentleman;
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647 9TH ST. NE LARGE ATTRAC-
tive corner rooms and bath; cleo. and e.;
housekeeping; adults; $50
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THE PONCE DE LEON. 4514 CONN. AVE.
> rms. k. and b. to 4 rus k. b.. porch
and large RECEIPT. rm: refrigeration on
house current: secty. service. Res. mgr
1901 CALVERT ST. N.W-I RIM, B., S357
4 rms. k b. and reception hall. 500 and
SOB; electric refrigeration Res mgr.
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144S PARK RID. NV.
Three rooms, reception hall. kitchen and
bath, newly decorated. gas, Frigidaire and
cleo. free. S67 80.
CORCORAN COURTS. 4O1 23rd ST.
Frieidaire Current Free,
So. = Reception hall. living room.
dressing room with Murphy bed. dinette.
kitchen tile bath. built-in tub and shower
See manager. National 1898.
MIRAMAR. 1901 18th ST.
Frigidaire Current Free.
S7e50-LarRe living room with port
able dinette set. dressing room with Muir
phy bed sun room with Murphy bed.
Kitchen special built-in cabinets. tile
bath. built-in tub and shower. Available
April 18th. See manager. Potomac $500.
Arm. APT.-N.W.-$70.
CHEEKY apt, modern bldg, tiled bath;
nicely furnished. Phone Adams 962S.
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1912 MERIDIAN ROOMS. ind FLOOR.
next bath. Southern exposure. Rent rea-
= ROOMS KIT. AND BATH COMPLETE
ly furnished. Phone Columbia - 10. Apt.
3lS.
WELL FURNISHED ONE ROOM RECEP-
ton hall kitchen. bath; Frigidaire.
Prefer lady, Ref. 1903 Biltmore st,
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"a 50. east Conn. Ave.-Front ROOM pri-
waite bath twin beds: $50. Clev. 4944.
1920 18th ST. CORNER p ST-Large.
front double rm md floor; / windows;
next bath; phone: gentlemen.
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1910 LAMONT ST. N.W.-Large. attrac-
tive library-bed room; suitable gentleman
of refined taste. Phone Adams S507.
APT. AZ :.,::.4 F ST. NW.-Furnished
room il private family; reasonable.
Phone West 1871
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1922 2lst ST. NW-Attractive md floor
room. cool in Summer, every convenience.
Tn homo
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Duplex apt. q T. G bed rooms) 3 private
porcheS, fireplace, garage. Available June
1 Diana fylnt.nlnrnd
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$50 PER MONTH.
423 r NV, Apt. 23-Nlcely fur. out.
side rm. next bath shower; unlimited
phone; walking dist. Decatur OH
4426 KANSAS AVE N.W.--Nicely fur
nished room in private home, for men
only. Vacant Wednesday.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
(Continued.l

IVA 10Th ST. NW.-Laree room. 5 win
dows twin beds; beautifully furnished
home: excellent meals; 3 young men;
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123 QUACKENBOS ST. NW.-Laree front
room. southern exposure Semi-private
bath. nicely furnished in private home with
no children. Can have home privileges.
l5$
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1HyO 18th ST. NV.
Delightful home residence for men and
women, with lounges, sun parlor and draw.
ing room; exceptional meals: convenient
location. Single, doubles; reasonable rates.
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1909 10th ST NV. Apt 4O4-Double or
single rooms. employed elderly women, pri-
vate family. Phone North 104O4. IA
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Large. bright
comfortable room adjoining Semi-private
bath; attractive private home, ami, huge
closets; suitable one or two gentlemen.
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1852 4th ST. N.W.-Large airy front
| room private bath; corner home modern
single. S322.50; double. $50; employed only
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MT. PLEASANT 1888 Hobart st.-Large,
attractive south-front room. double or sin
gle; refined private home; board optional.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

THE ALABAMA. 1O15 N ST. N.W-WALK-
ing distance downtown: all-night elevator
and switchboard service; rooms kit and
bath, S72 80 to ST.. 50: rooms, kit. and
bath. $50 so. Resident manager
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9l9 l. ST. NV. Apt. 22-Larse. brlsht
room well furnished in apt; walking dis
| lance to Govt. bldgs.; phone service. Call
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-08-01

that greater assurance is given con-
sumers that they are receiving the
quality of liquor they pay for. The
bill which passed the House permits
retailers to purchase distilled liquor
in these wooden containers and per-
mits them to sell such liquor in the
original package to the consumer, but
does not permit the retailer to open
such key, cask or barrel and sell the
liquor from such cOntainer by the
drink or in a bottle except that bona
fide hotels and clubs are permitted
to serve liquor by the drink out of
such wooden containers.
Although the debate on the floor of
the House in connection with this
bill was confined almost exclusively
to the problem of law enforcement
and tax collection, there were other
considerations that influenced the
votes of members of Congress on this
proposal. The cooperage interests
were very active in support of this
proposal of the bill because it is OBJ
vious that its enactment will increase
their business. On the other hand
bottle manufacturers, manufacturers
of wood and paper boxes and others
who have benefited by the law which
has required all liquors to be pack
aged in bottles for retail trade were
opposed to this so-called bulk sales"
provision. These various considera-
tions prevented the measure from be-
ing fight between the "wets" and
the "drys." The bill will be given
consideration in the Senate some time
before the adjournment of Congress.
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the state department in Washington
so ruled, with the added comment that
the mayors action was violation of
the equal rights" clause of the 1925
treaty. His Honor thereupon called
off his little private war with the
German Reich and said he would
abide by the state departments deci-
sion.
While controversy was raging about
this matter a group of alleged COM
munists $50 named in the daily press
although it is not necessary to be a
communist to dislike certain Hitler
methods) tore down the swastika
flag from the bow of the German
liner, Bremen" in the habor of New
entered. reports were cabled at once
to Berlin, Berlin prepared to protest
officially and Indignantly, but Wash
ington deity anticipated that move
by declaring, through an acting Sec
rotary of state, that the government
considered it unfortunate that indi-
viduals insulted the flag of a nation
with which the United States is at
peace"-and at the time of writing
this seems to be acceptable to Ger
many as an adequate and official
American apology.
Right now a move is on foot in this
country to boycott the Olympian games
to be held in Berlin next year; in
France, England, and Italy a similar
agitation is in prOgress-all because
the systematic persecution of Jews
and Catholics in considered inhuman
and brutal. William Green, president
of the American Federation of Labor,
expresses the hope that the entire
American people will show it's disap-
prevail of the German government by
refusing to buy German goods.
World Currents.
Last week in Moscow the COmmun-
ist International congress opened, and
speakers here emphasized the fact
that right now two tremendous powers
are facing one another in mighty
combat; one is communism, the other
fascism. 1t was asserted by various
speakers that while communism
meant enlightenment, fascism spelled
death and perdition; fascism, it was
said, was the foe of all human prog
ress-and it so happened that Italian
war preparations and German perse-
cutions of Jews and Catholics served
as timely and vivid illustrations at
the very moment when accusation aft
er accusation was being hurled
against the fascist state ideal. Com
munism, it was said time and again,
believes in peace. works for peace,
hates war, and demands fair and
equitable treatment of all men. Fas-
cism thrives on wars and persecu-
tiOns, and-it was claimed-if allowed
to proceed, it will mean the inglorious
end of all civilization.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-08-01

Efter Ordinationen Sondag den 4.
August vii der blive Fallesspisning i
Askov Park we'd medbragte Madkurve.
Bring Mad for jer egen Familie og ct
Par ekstra Personer. da vi venter ell
Del Caster. Katie serveres gratis til
midday. ON Eftermiddagen vii der
blive Taller og Sang. Katie og Kring-
lie 90 Cents) SAINT andre FCrfrisk-
ninger kan kobes efter Talerne. De.
som er villige til at modtage Caster,
bedeS meddele dette til Hans Clausen.
-komiteen.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-08-01
ASKOV
Visitors Expected.

The committee in charge of the
church festivities Sunday, August 4,
anticipate that there will be number
of visitors here who might desire
lodging Saturday or Sunday night. To
accommodate these guests local resi-
dents are requested to advise Hans
Clausen how many they can take.
Elsewhere in this issue there is an
announcement relative to the festivi-
ties Sunday and it is hoped that the
entire community will attend this i'm
pOrtant church event.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-08-01
NOTICE FOR SEALED BIDS

For ten cars of sound dry hard
wood; cleaning school house twice
during year and for oiling floor once.
Bids to be in by August 13 at p. m.
For further information see clerk.
DISTRICT NO. 40.
Jacob Petry, Clerk.
Finlayson, MINI.
(2t)
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WEED NOTICE

To the land owners and renters of
Bremen Township:
You are hereby notified to cut all
nOxiOus weeds on premises controlled
by you. All weeds to be cut before
going to seed, especially the Canadian
thistle.
OTTO w. METZ,
Qt) Township Chairman.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-08-01

FOR THE WEEK

This column is free for use by
churches. schools. societies. lodges
etc. for the purpose of announcing
meetings where no admission is to
be charged. such meetings as are
held for social or educational pur-
poses and not for pecuniary gam.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-08-01
WEED NOTICE

WEED NOTICE
To all land owners and renters of
Kerrick township:
You are hereby notified to cut all
noxious weeds on premises under your
control. Weeds to be cut or destroyed
before going to seed.
ED ARMSTRONG,
QO Chairman Kerrick Township
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-08-01

NEW TRUCKING SERVICE by Fed
Grated Cooperative Trucking As
ISOLATION of AskOv. Trips to market
weekly; livestock picked up at your
place, 30c per cwt. List at any
cooperative in Askov.-J. P. Mad
sen, manager. tt.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-08-01
NOTICE FOR BIDS

Bids wanted for bus driver in Dis
trict No. II, Pine county. Transporta-
ton to be from School ID" to School
"A. For further information see any
member of board. Bids to close Au-
gust Is. Board reserves right to re-
ject any or all bids.
Ut) LYNFORD ANDERSON,
Clerk
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-08-01
ID. Il. s. Lodge Is Host.

The executive board of the United
d. B. S. lodges of Minnesota and sew
eral Denver delegates held a business
meeting in Askov Saturday afternoon.
Saturday evening the local ID. b. 5.
lodge sponsored an entertainment and
dance which drew a capacity attend
ance at the hall. The main event OF
the evening was a concert by Peter
Kirkegaard's choir from Minneapolis.
This uniformed choir of some twenty
voices gave a concert that will be
classified among the best that has
ever been rendered in Askov, which
was evidenced by the continued ap-
plause given them. During the eve
ming there were short speeches by
Ellen Hojrup, Minneapolis, supreme
treasurer of the Danish SisterhOOd;
Hans Marcussen, mayor of Austin, and
honorary supreme vice president of
the Danish Brotherhood, and by John
Christensen, Cincinnati, supreme pres
ident of the Danish Brotherhood; also
few song numbers by Minneapolis
popular actor on the Danish stage,
Gustav Andersen. Svend Petersen,
Askov, officiated as master of cere-
monies.
When the entertainment terminated,
the seats were cleared away and the
big crowd joined in the dance in spite
of the extreme heat. The local pop
ular German" band furnished the
music which was enjoyed by dancers
and spectators alike. Mrs. V. Hell
hinge was in charge of the coffee and
lunch which was served in the base
ment. There were some over a hun
dred out of town guests who were
here to visit friends or came specially
for the occasion, nearly all of whom
were CHARTERED in private homes.
Sunday marked the climax of the
celebration, which by the way was the
2Sth anniversary of the local Danish
Brotherhood lodge, when 1900 to
1000 people gathered in Kettle River
park to hear Kirkegaard's choir sing
again. During the afternoon speeches
were made by John Christensen of
Cincinnati, and Martin Nicholson of
Milwaukee, and song numbers were
Minneapolis; the Askov little German
band furnished music for an hour or
more; all of which was thoroughly
appreciated by the large audience.
The afternoon was terminated by a
kittenball game between a team from
ID. B. S. Lodge No. As, Minneapolis,
and the Coop team of Askov, which
ended in to 3 victory for the lat
ter
Once again Askov has proved to be
a popular place and the local d. B. S.
lodge and the committee in charge is
to be cOmplimented for sponsoring
such fine celebration.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-08-01

GAMBLE STORE AGENCY, Hinckley,
Friday. August is the first day of
managers sale. Coaster wagon
$1.29; brake Innings, Ford A, SOC;
brush or gallon oil free with five
gallons housepaint at $2.49. Ask
for circular. Battery charging.
Auto repairing. 40w46-1t*
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-08-01

FOR SALE-3 Atwater-Kent radios;
2 2-volt battery sets and one cleo
tric, all new. Will sell at cost.
Two used Chevrolet trucks; one
dual wheel short wheel base, and
one 1927 4-speed transmission. Also
1928 Pontiac coach and 1929
Chevrolet coupes.-Hejny's Chevro-
let Co., Sandstone. 46w46-lta
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-08-01
THE NATIONAL
GOVERNMENT

The tax bill has been tentatively
drafted by the Democratic members
of the Ways and Means committee
after several weeks of study and de-
liberation. Although the bill was in
spired by President Roosevelt's mes
sage to the effect that there should
be an increase in income, inheritance,
gift and corporation taxes, it is doubt
full whether this bill should be called
an administration bill because the
committee rejected two of President
proposals des igned to break
up big corporations, namely, gradu-
ated corporation rates and the inter-
corporation dividend tax.
1t has been estimated that the bill
will yield additional revenue in an
amount somewhere between $780,,
100000 and $25O,0OO, 900 annually. APP
parently the bill is intended as a COM
promise between those who would not
increase taxes and those who are de-