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NEW HOUSE. ROOMS BATH, FIREPL..
garage in cellar; 20 min TO s-ty; near Fails
NEARBY MD-5-RooM BUNGALOW.
stove: near bus stop, Edmonston rd.; S36.
OWNER. Hyattsville 50s6.
BRIARWOOD MANOR FAIRFAX VA
Lge. stone house partly furn., "a baths,
oil heat, flower garden, woods, stream
s mi. D c.: 500 per mo. Falls Ch 2l73
ARhNoToScoNv con no STORES AND
matte stiS: heat. ssti' $50. 80 Chestnut i43s.
mi B:fs ns eel as afs ws1eld 4sas sfhGq5
WESTOvER HILLS-NEW BRICK HOUSE
Il rooms, air-conditioned oil heat; bus
tqps in front Of h99se
N 18th St. Arlington near Wash blvd;
> large bedrooms, air-cond. oil heat; Tyr
lease at $3.50 mo.
cleo phone available: IL miles out. W. c.
CAMPBELL, Glenn Dale. Md,
CAMP SPRINGS. MD. 20 MIN DOWN
town; 4-room. bath cottage h;-wh.. range
DAN ABBOTT, Clinton 90-W.
TAKoMA PARK MD-BUNGALOW, :?
bedrooms, sleeping porch. fireplace and
esrage near business center. SH. 4274.
S-ROOM HOUSE, NEWLY REFINISHED. Il
acres land; Fairfax County Va; 30 min
utes from Washington, Box 2?9-C. Star.
"a ACRES WITH 4-ROOM HOUSE,
Sef Md !ns!ds @ So Ts6eF md NA Ssrass GS at
E, RIVERDALE, MD.-5-RooM HOUSE,
all modern: oil heat, reasonable. Phone
Warfield Sii5
WHEEL ER RD.,, CONGRESS HEIGHTS,
SGtseSG,Sricliy; SO. DIR, FLETCHER, LINCOLN
ATTRACTIVE GROOM HOUSE 40 MIN
uteS from d c., on Maryland hwy partly
firm. saltwater fishing garden and f.
cllltleS for poultry raising; Si5. DU.
cLINToN-5 ROOMS, ELECTRICITY, OIL
beat; $50 month. James F. Mullikln
So7 ARUNDEL AVE ,HYATTsvILLE-
bus; SO month
/. CALVIN sT.-DET. GROOM HOUSE.
all modern Improvements. $50. Warf1eld
ll41
CAMP SPRINGS MD.-MoDERN 7-RooM
f5,sm!-6uneslow 5,tait JIisl fun basement sarsee.
IN CONVENIENT LYON vnLAGE-s-RM.
Sns h9gss and led 09hs o Ge eIosGf cfv ee
b-rv: inspect Phone CHI 6;H7
ARL1NGT vA-5-RM MODERN
hoyse, porches. saraee. lrg. corner lot.
LIt'>' II uDS. NJ SCHOOLS ana ITsns
Avail Feb /. 3l25 4th 81. north. CH
Gals
3-RM. HOUSE, ia. COUPLE: 3 10
M from Peace Cross out Defense hwy
lett on FInn's lane "A MI. 80
t:l9 N. ,GLEBE RD, ARL, vA.---t
oxford 90-J-3 after @6'
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW. IN INDIAN
Spring Club Estates; bay windows. fire.
place. porch: oil aforementioned heat
Rent. ST. 80 mo Shepherd 55cI- ). "6'
I5-ACRE CHICKEN FARM
ar. bungalow. cleo furnace heat laree
chicken house. 80 mo. Erwin REALTY
co Call Hyattsyille O334.
BRANCHVILLE. Md a-STORY. , RMS
and bath 1St fiji. 3 rms End fir; Nv h,
garage; SO mo.
RIVERDALE. oil Jackson ave- rms.
and bath BUNGALOW. h " h >jt mo.
Both Houses Close 10 E!cc Cars and Blvd.
C. BICKFORD. owner Phone Ber-
wyn a.. Residence. Be-wyn ia
MODERN LOG HOUSE. ROOMS AND
bath, detached guest house: INV h. "a
rage. aCrcace, beautiful. with large trees,
- minutes TO clty.
rooms, bath, auto. heat, garage, acre
agc, SO.
Lqrar home. : bedrms heat bs
month R B LAMBORN 6nOs wilson
blvd. Arllnsto Va. CHI. i@l%.
Nearby NIrsinla substantial seven-room
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$500 SO. FIT, End COMMERCIAL: MOD
ern, nreproof; S125 mo. 33rd st. NV.
Phone Mon. Mr.. GREEN. RE. O04l.
41s-42O Ilth ST. SW.-WAREHOUSE
3lx1OO 1st floor. 31x45 ind floor, contain
ing 3 oficeS Rent. S250 month. Apply
OWNER Telephone Adams 4O3l
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S34 PER MONTH.

AURORA HILLS. ARLINGTON VA
2 brand-new brick. ) rooms. auto heat.
de luxe oath comUlete Kitchen. full base-
mcnt S34 per mo. pays everything. Inc!Gd-
81 Bridge. continue ) minutes alonc Route
No TO second trafic lieht al South 23rd
$ then right > blocks to South Fern st.
thrn 1T I hlnCks 70 nMA South .,Gth r0ad.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BEST INVESTMENT LARGE STORE .
apis; hreproot warehouse: near l4th and
- $50 per snnGm; price >l5.5o0 net 10
owner. Phone Adams 1900
STORE AND APT. IN EXCELLENT CoNDI-
tiGn; 2ood neishborhqod S3,20H only
H st ne Ar, $500 ~ " 'I '''
COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL GROUND
railroad siding available E n. LIGHT
BoWN. Warheld l3!5
STORE si'h apt aOoye I0ee,sd on one
I6 1ecioIn; .Ig, OIL beat concrete cellar garage.
APT PROPERTY IN ARLINGTON. i.
acres overlooklns Washington on Lee blvd.
oxford :i.;IS, weekdays
18th ST, Mr.. COLUMBIA RD. Nv
store and apt GO I54s EVef' toqSfu III, o5sa' ssp
STORE, > ROOMS. NEXT TO CORNER.
:5OS 3ro ST. Sc; vacant. sale or rent; reas,
Open. North 1920. Ant 355
NY CoRNER-3Td AND AND x SITS. NE,
adanns e0mm ps2,ne n0ns # new WITH aTse
suitable many purpose Don't miss this
NEAR 14th AND SITS NW-oNE OF
over 1000 so. H. OF land. with ;W-foot
rear alley l5-foot side alley for part OF
depth 90 feet height of building permitted
nv N. roo,tb SI5o HSo
l7l9 K St NV MA II66.
TEAHOUSE IN CHEVY CHASE, D. C
beautiful corner. containing approxi-
mately l acre in restricted zone. The
business. equipment and real estate all to-
sether can be bought for less than the
sessed value. wonderful opportunity
pI s9i;. W l. MOORE GE, $500
1915 18th ST. NV,
SUITABLE FOR OFFICES
Building contains - rooms and | 3 ba tbs
furnished; stone front white marble stair
way, large lobby automatic electric ele-
roof and heating plant practically new.
S. r. NORMAN, EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
Telesraph Rd.. Alex. Va.
LARGE CORNER SITE.
Only three blocks from Clarendon center
zoned LOCAL BUSINESS improt ed with
hoase q Beauty
parlor. 13.l33 square feet Priced at
ground value only for 80. $50. 90 with rem
ovatng work complete Add S315.OO for
add. bath and oil burner. Terms.
L. S. HURLEY,
52ol N Washington Blvd. CHI. aS16
S14 500.
18th AND L SITS. NV.
iii 10Th St, 2nd commercial 2-story
hreproof bldg. - BY 100. steam heat;
built as auto repair shop. l4-car capacity;
suitable for any heavy-eQulpment business:
very, liberal terms MR.. HARRELL. MA.
0506 or Adams $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-01-26

CoLoRED-"soUTHGATE VALE LOTS:
S495; Arlington, of Columbia pike and
Queen ST.: high elevation; healthy: Gov
ernment building EoinE Up nearby. bow
ERS. MA. 1904.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
STORES WANTED.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WANTED SMALL STORE, SOUTH OF
ST.. west OF 18th ST. NV. Box 252-H. Sta
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T, & HITRTFV
SILVER SPRING, MD,
So $50

New firm brick = bs tbs, or extra large
corner lot. bedroom and bath Isl q, .
bedrooms and bath end r. Phone W. z.
RICHARDSON Shepherd 6i.3
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3 BEDROOMS, IL BATHS.
TAKOMA PARK,
| ACRE.

$3.50 DOWn-Full Price, $3.50
If sold today. ) rooms. bath, modern bunga-
low mics from D. C; outbldss LEWIS
& DAVIS 100 Md. ave. Hyatls. WA.
A4MM. Open ewes. and Sunday.
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$500 GETS 1871 ACRES

land; 3as a. bright tobacco allotment good
small house. 40x6o barn; tobacco barns.
ing MI lie and equipment $500 down H
S. Draucker. STROUT REALTY, Black
stone Va
Evening star., 1941-01-26
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

PRIVATE OFFICE. MAILING ADDRESS,
phone, sec. service; rep. outside concerns
DI. $3.50
DESK SPACE OR PART OF OFFICE
for rent. 906 N. Y. ave. NV.
DESK AND FILING SPACE FOR RENT
Secretarial service optional. Rm 6O3 In
surance Bldg. MA. 30S9
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR j OR .: LEGAL.
commercial. 1121 Denrike Building, MR.
BONUSO
by an established attorney 132 Wood
ward Bldg DI. 1920 or DU. 4l1O
Evening star., 1941-01-26
SILVER SPRING.

seven rooms one and hall baths, lreulace
detached: lot HuIl -. only so down. or
Will rent for So monthly,
$3.50 - Enelsh BRICK; beautifully
wooded on COcsyllle road seven rooms;
your own paper and interior finish: lovely
SunTocm.
man residence consisting Of c.rculer tower
staircase entrance hall seven rooms. Two
1an er exauae ln92 ea deta pregsns houSh6u
entire home should be seen 10 be ap-
preciated. Inspection by appointment only
JOHN WARREN WEISS,
SILVER SPRING MD
Silver Sorine 6,. Shepherd Gls5.
5 ROOMS, S4,750.
Bath, shower h.-w,h.. hardwood floors.
Ice s6s 2oTsd n2one s s5o css6 osay bal Fs <s sn Sn
Va i;>'> Phone AicxSndr.S G 59Ga. H
TWO FINE HOMESITES.
Out Of 50 lar:e lo,, n "LARCEMONT"
29 d., ., pG and T3sss
l3.@g2 and lI.619 50. #. resp. and are
nicely wooded Liberal terms
'LARHHMONT Is one OF Arlington best
subdivisions o! owncr-Occup'eG pro"cr-
;les OF SSUUO.Ou to so uuu Uu vsIIes.
L. S. HURLEY.
5HnI " WASHINGTON Blvd CH ">l'.
Attractive 5-Room Bungalow.
Oil neat; wooded lot price, $3.50 Go
ouf WASHINGTON blvd to Nicholas 81 turn
lei, > blocks TO houses. l7th and Nicholas
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
81 : Lee Highway. VI CT oGo0
SILVER SPRING, MD,
$3.50.
New f-rm. brick " bs rs. or extra large
corner lot. bedroom and bath Is q,
bedrooms and bath end 4 Phone W. z.
RICHARDSON, Shepherd CAB.
S34 PER MONTH.
AURORA HILLS. ARLINGTON VA.
3 brand now brick. ! rnnms. aulN- heat.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
(ContinuedO

NEW HOUSE. ROOMS. BATH F1REPL..
garage in cellar; 20 min to city: near Falls
Church; $50. Phone Falls Church S60-W-3.
NEARBY MD-5-ROOM BUNGALOW.
ami. new hot-water heating plant, gas
stove: near bus stop, Edmonston rd; S36.
OWNER. HyattSville 50Si.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
CAPE COD BRICK

Wooded lot in Lyon Park This house
less than :! years old has large living room
with fireplace. side screened porch. = bed
rooms and bath full ba Semenr with space
for recreation room; oil heat; fenced-in
back yard convenient TO 10c bus. schools
and shopping F. II. financed prIcH.
pOlntmcnt only
~nHrNr o. MA h~1TTDED
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UIIIV-
GREEN & MAGRUDER,

GNlN wilson Blvd. ArIlne on. Va
Chestnut :SS:iS. Ewes. Chestnut l:'N3-
COMPARE THIS VALUE.
$3.50.
New 3-bedroom home nearing completion
IN a lovely section All big rooms with
screened porch sun decE. earaee fun base
ment and oil heat. slate roof. oft West
mehoI4Se refs insulated range copper
plpnc throughout Venetian blinds, all
street improvements in and paid s..
straight aTorrizatIon loan, no renewals.
Boz GS-G Sta-.
Evening star., 1941-01-26

Ncarbv Vlr2inla: substantial Seven-room
and ba farm house .arse fireplace. dou-
biz -araGe- acreage on paved road. m.
: Owe heal. - minutes TO city. MIR
BOWEN. Falls Church 2"6,
OFF MT. VERNON BLVD, BET WASH
INGTON AND ALEXANDRIA,
Evening star., 1941-01-26

MATCH THIS.
S5.75o-Burleith Enslish-type home. 6
sna &c sssd deep lot Excelient len, condition
Evening star., 1941-01-26
MUST sACRIFdIGGIE dGI ip.v,.EN-s,
ALMOol MEAPPY MARYIAND

Hi'N0 NEARBY Maryland. -.,o...
This Is nice. comtortabie :, 6umsato% tI. roo,,,
s;-b ereniaCe dining room kit and hath
fulI concrete basement double ssTasS I or,
buy like rent elderly lady mus, sen II, Oh
aCcounf of illness ready 10 move mtn,
SepIv papered and naiN,od. Apply ~ 49,:
Jefferson ave. R.verdale. Md. Phone F. '4s
Church 80.
s3.75o.oo FOR QUICK SALE.
prettv fye-room and bath frame nun.s
,or.,vne house. acre land. 20 minute.
from B C. nearby Vlrginia. AimoSI Any an
terms in reason. Call RUSSELL BOW EN'
Falls Church 'l.1H..
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DESK SPACE WANTED.

ESTABLISHED WASHINGTON BUSINESS
man, who has notary public commission
desires desk space prefer New York ave
business district Box 2SS-G. Star ~.
Evening star., 1941-01-26

Now is me time 10 secure your Tnz
CABIN for the summer. We have choics
Of three 3 and I rooms each Il .Un0 or;
mi: terms. Call a. Office. = miles sou1n
Manassas Va IO nj Ouf
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2 EXCELLENT BUYS.

: stories lG5 f. front; rented as 2
ap,s for SO 80 An idea NV. location.
Tenants furnish hoGt and light.
Cd 750
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BRIARWooD MANOR. FAIRFAX VA
Lge stone house. partly furn.. 412 baths,
oil heat, flower garden, woods, stream;
s mi D c.. 500 per mo Falls Oh ol -.
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GREEN & MAGRUDER,

ss4O Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
cH aS2S Evenings. CH. hISL.
Evening star., 1941-01-26

BULLETIN. DETAILS PHOTO. LONG ES
tabllshed tourist inn and tearoom corner
OF highly rIaveIed State roads: 10 rooms
llful shade, shrubbeTy Sac for * 900
part cash. BRAY & MacGECRGE. Estab.
1901. Vlnelsnd, n J
Evening star., 1941-01-26

lflI K NV. Ma 1900
GOING FARMS, GROWING CIGARETTE
tobacco and general crops: few in COM
mutins distance: sizes from 80 acres to
900 acres; priced from S2,500.00 up. Also
water front farm and estates.
THE MARYLAND REALTY
al5 10th Street NV Ma SOa5
Waldorf ONCE open Sundays. Waldorf "33l
110-ACRE STATE RID. FARM
Near Fredericksburg. with 5-rm house.
elec. available: barn. 45-tt. poultry house,
etc: est. wood TO pay for all: only $1,000.
terms. Pe. Som. big free catalog
STROUT REALTY. 1427-N Land Title
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-03-27
Zehrer Brothers HIT Stride
In Livestock, School Work

Anthony Zehrer, also a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Zehrer, won the
Land o. Lakes trophy in cattle
judging at the School of Agricul-
ture, University Of Minnesota, on
February 22nd. He was awarded
the trophy on February 28th, and
the accomplishment was just made
public.
Anthony was also reserve cham
pion in the dairy COW showmanship
contest and reserve champion In
the hog showmanship contest.
Returning from school Saturday,
March %, Anthony is now enjoying
the spring vacation period with his
parents. He started his school
October list and is a freshman at
the Ag school. He spent five years
in Al work and in that organiza-
ton received the groundwork for
his success in these contests. He
had a fine record as a Al member
and was active in the dairy calf
division.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-03-27
Local Ladies
Plan Knitting.
SewingGroup
Welfare Council Select
ed Mrs. V. J. Sartell
AS General Chairman

At a meeting Of the Sank Centre
Welfare Council last Friday eve
ming, secretary Mrs. v. J. Sartell
was named general chairman, to
organize sewing and knitting
groups in Sank Centre and vicin-
ity. Garments Of all kinds will be
made by the women Of Sank Cen
ire to be sent to the destitute peo-
pies in war-torn Europe and Asia.
Mrs. Sartell notified the Herald
she plans to call with local group
chairmen, on the county chairman,
Mrs. Hicks, in st. Cloud, Friday, to
get first hand information on
schedules, receiving and shipping
Of goods, etc. In the meantime.
said Mrs. Sartell, organization
work will be speeded-up If volun-
teer workers will notify their re-
spective delegates to the Welfare
Council. The Welfare Council is
composed of delegates from eight
cen church and civic organizations
in Sank Centre.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-03-27
Three Councilmen
Have Filed For
Reelection To Office
POLLS OPEN 7 A. M.
Voting Places At
Armory and Fire
Room, In City Hall

April LIST this year, will be con-
siderably more than just April
FOOLS Day, for it also will be elect
ion day in Sank Centre. According
to the municipal charter the city's
election is slated for the first
Tuesday in April, which this year
is April LIST.
Although there is little interest
in this election, there is no catch
to 1t. It is necessary to elect three
aldermen, and as only three have
filed there is no opposition for
these jobs, which in this day and
age are real jobs, without doubt.
All three Of the incumbent aid
ermen have filed for reelection.
Closing date for filing was last
Saturday.
Jos. Miller, Frank Pangburn and
J. G. Kinsella have filed and will
appear on the ballot for reelection.
All Of these men have given con-
siderable time to their offices, and
all have been good councilmen.
Polls will open at TOO a. M, and
will remain open throughout the
day until 500 p. m.
Voting places, as usual, will be
the armory and the fire room of
the City Hall. Residents Of the
First Ward, all those people who
reside north Of Third Street, will
vote in the Armory. Second Ward
citizens, residents of that part Of
the city south Of Third Street,
must cast their ballots in the fire
room, ground floor of the City
Hall.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-03-27
Farmers Isolated
By Large Drifts Can
not Deliver Cream
NEED FEED SUPPLIES
Padua Man Tells
Of Huge Drifts
In Rural Area

Stearns County has purchas-
ed two Rotary snow plows,
which were put into service
Sunday. One of these large
machines was kept In the st.
Cloud area and the other was
sent into Western Stearns, ar
irving in this city early this
week via Holdingford.
These plows are now being used
to widen roads, which have been
opened. This widening process Is
being carried out to protect these
roads during the spring breakup.
In the meantime, many commun-
tiles are suffering isolation because
Of blocked roads and in some in
stances could not get feed to their
cattle.
Geo. Strauss, secretary of the
local creamery, stated that the or
plans to send a truck
out on the opened state highways
where they will pick up cream. The
farmers are asked to bring their
cream to those highways by team,
until the roads are opened and
again in condition for travel.
Officials of Ashley Township
have made arrangements to have
the large caterpillar snow pillow
from Todd County work on their
roads this week, It is claimed that
the caterpillar outfit is the only
machine that can buck the ice-hard
drifts and get the roads open.
Probably the greatest snow re-
moval task of all time in this sec
ton, exceeding anything in the past
decade, was reaching the closing
chapter it was felt by this week,
but tales of mountainous" snow
banks dwarfing buildings and iso-
lating farms were being brought in
as farmers began draining back
into the city following the recent
blizzard edition of March 18th.
Continued on Page 10. Col. y
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-03-27
Brown Swiss
Breeders Plan
SumnerShow
Outlined Breed Pro-
gram For Year-Canton
Show At Pillager
DATE JUNE 18th
Set Goals For Testing
Association and Herd
Testing In Canton 6

At a meeting held in Long Prai-
RE recently, the Brown Swiss
breeders Of Canton No. 6 outlined
their plans for the breed program
to be carried out in the district
during the year. The meeting was
attended by % breeders from
Todd, Douglas, Stearns, Morrison,
Cass and other nearby counties.
The main feature of the summer
program will be a canton show and
Brown Swiss field day to be held
at Pillager fair grounds June IL.
A large delegation from Pillager
appeared during the afternoon to
extend an invitation to hold the
show there and to offer their as
sistance in making the show sue
cessful. p. E. Smith, of Leader,
was named chairman o. the show
committee for making local ar
rangements.
The group also set goals for num-
Der of herds in the canton to be
enrolled in COW testing associations,
in herd testing, and number of All
members to be enrolled with Brown
Swiss calves in their district. To
achieve these goals, each county
was given a definite quota. The
country chairman of each county
will be notified of the county quota.
Fred Itse, field representative Of
the Brown Swiss association, and
H. r. Searles, extension dairyman.
University Farm, led the discus
sion on the breed improvement
CONTINUED on Page 10, Col. %
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-03-27
Another Group Left
For Selective Serbice
Three Young Men From
Sank Centre Indicted
In Two Last Calls

Two men left from this Selective
Service district, titled Stearns
Board No. 2, on March 21st, one
Of these men being from Sank
Centre. They were: Cecil Fred
Gaede, Paynesville; and Sterling
Jacobson, of Sank Centre.
Those who left Melrose March
25th for induction into the army
were: Winton w. Abitz, Eden Val
fey; Victor Peter Kellner, Albany;
George Roman Potter, Paynesville;
Hiram Bellinger, Sank Centre;
John F. Carlock, PaynesvilIe; Ar
vid Michel Nelson, Belgrade; Ben
no Nicholas Roelicke, Belgrade;
Clarence N. Larson, Belgrade; Ed
ward B. Rousslang, Sank Centre;
John Henry WINNER, Belgrade;
George H. Ballmann, Freeport;
Donald e. Arneson, Brooten; and
Continued on Page 10. Col. ~
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-03-27
Members of Uncle
Sans Navy Effect
Mid Ocean Rescue
SAILOR ON WASP"
u. S. Carrier Ship
Hurried To Rescue of
Schooner Crew

Rudolph Pastian, of Sank Gen.
tire, who is a member Of Uncle
Sans Navy, while serving on the
Wasp, new airplane carrier ship,
experienced an exciting event rec
emily. Excitement in this case was
furnished by a severe storm off
Cape Hatteras, along the lower
coast Of North Carolina, which is
frequented by such storms.
Rudolph, according to his lat
est letter dated March 10, is now
in old Norfolk, while the ship is
in drydock. The Wasp being a
new ship it was necessary to check
all machinery, and to see how the
ship stood the trip, which was
made to Cuba and back.
Sailor Pastian was on watch
from 8 to IL during the eventful
storm and at about IL o'clock at
night they saw flares, denoting
that some ship was In distress. The
Wasp went to the ships aid and
rescued the crew Of eight sailors.
Out Of raging seas in that peril
Gus area Of the Atlantic of Cape
Hatteras, known to generations as
the graveyard Of the Atlantic"
said a newspaper report, the Navy
aircraft Wasp rescued eight men
from the George e. Klinck, 3-mast-
ed schooner loaded with Georgia
pine, which met a terrific wind
and rain storm that pounded her
numerically for eight hours be-
fore the rescue.
Waves, which swept the carrier
deck, which is 80 feet above sea,
pounded the ship to pieces, and
only by an almost unparalleled dis
play of seamanship did the COM
mander of the Wasp put the huge
aircraft carrier beside the found
ering wooden ship to effect this
hazardous and successful rescue.
Maneuvering the large carrier
ship was a ticklish job, as there
was danger Of sinking the schoon-
err or damaging the carrier. They
tried to get life lines to the dis
tressed vessel, but finally called for
volunteers to man life boat to
make the rescue. No sooner did
the call for volunteers go forth
when the men responded and the
rescue was effected. Superior sea-
manship, it Is said, was respon-
sible for the safe trips with the
exhausted schooner's crew mem
bers.
Robert said: I'VE had search
lights on the wreck at all times
however most of the time it would
be behind a large wave. That ship
was really rollin'. About ten min
utes after we got the men off, the
wreck sunk. That was enough
stormy weather to last me for q
while"
Continuing he said: Cape Hat.
teras is the toughest place on the
whole Atlantic. There is where
we had the storm on our way
down. But that was nothing com
pared to this one. I didn't get sich
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-03-27
One Won Recognition
In School-Other
Landed Good Job

Conrad Zehrer, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Zehrer, Of this commun-
ity, received word Tuesday that he
has been selected as herdsman for
F'ranlo Farms, located at Hopkins,
Minnesota. This Is a good position
and it will give Conrad opportun-
ity to work along lines for which
he has prepared himself.
Franlo Farms, specializes In Hol-
stems, and numbers in its herd
some Of the best cattle In the state.
The farms are owned by f. w.
Griswold, who patented the reflert-
or type railroad signs. Over $780,
900 has been invested In buildings
on the farm.
Conrad win be in charge Of the
official test herd and will do the
milking and all feeding for the
records. He win take over his new
duties April LIST, and by July LIST
will have about 35 cows under his
care. The farm has herd Of over
125 head.
In the herd Of Franlo Farms
Is Montvic Bonhoeur Black Beauty,
champion Of the National Dairy
Show at Harrisburg, Pa. This farm
had an six grand champions at the
National Dairy Show last year, a
record no other farm has held for
twenty-six years.
Conrad has specialized in work
Of this type. as while attending the
University Agricultural school he
studied general livestock and dairy
husbandry. He IL well equipped
for the job through his school work
and actual experience and should
make good.