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La gaceta., 1941-03-01

Ciudadano: Estados Unidos
demanIda lealtad de listed Y de
sus hijos.
No permita que los "listos",
"picaros" y "pillines" lie arras-
tren por el canine lleno de gull
~jarros y de hoyos.
La Union solo pueda mante-
nerse quitando ell "mando" a los
''totalitarios'' y entregandolo a
los hombres de bien, ho~nestos,
inteigentes, senciMos, amables
Y correctos!
lDarle la direction a los hon.
bres escrupulosos es salvar al
pueblo de las humillaciones que
lie esperan 81 a tempo no Gambia
de ruta
Salud!
La gaceta., 1941-03-01

Ciertos caballeros que noso-
tros conocemos querian hacer la
cuestaci6n para ell pueblo eSpa-
mol, en- los dias cuando predica-
ban la guerra cada tres minutes,
con talonarios de la casa bara-
ia" Y sin medios de comproba-
ci6n.
Los cue luchabamos por ell
pueblo espahol, con "a mayor des
interes, les dijimos e "Por cada
centavo que para Espana Sc re-
colecte, Sc dara un recibO".
iY por cada medic, como cada
real, peseta fuerte, medic dollar
o dollar, Sc di6 I'm recibito!
Sc hizo honor a la causa de la
RepGblica EapahOla evitando las
"equivocaciones para Ell bolsi-
llo"-como dicen los tabaque-
ros.
La gaceta., 1941-03-01
Ell LA NOCHE DE HOY

Aumentara q frio en- la noche
de hoy y la mahana del domingo
segdn el parte del metere6logo
Talbot, dado al mediodia. Sc es-
pera en- Tampa una temperature
que fluctda entire 35 y 30 grades.
A los campesinos Sc pide escu-
chen los boletines que por Ia Ra-
do se daran.
La gaceta., 1941-03-01
MENSAJE ~CONCILIAT0RIO
AL JAPON

Vichy, Mario LEI gobierno
de Vichy mand6 aver una nota
conchiatoria al Jap6n, en- cuanto
a la Indo China, pero cr6ese que
no Sc entregara ell territorio de-
mandado por los nipones.
Hasta Ell dia z de mario dura-
ra Ell armisticio entire Thailand
y la Indo China.
La gaceta., 1941-03-01
LOS INGLESES SIC RETIRA
RON DE CASTEL DE ORITZO

Lonres, Mario lei almiran
tazgo di6 aver la noticia de ha-
Der sido evacuada, luego de To-
grade 81 objective perseguido, l2
isla de Castel de oritzo, en- el Do
decaneso.
La isla habla sido ocupada en-
esta misma semana, luego de Ia
destruction de la'base que ALI te
MAN los italianos.
La gaceta., 1941-03-01
N0MBRAMIENTO PARA Ell
G McARTHUR

Tallahassee, Mario LA Jun
ia de Seguridad Pdblica anunci6
aye rel normbramiento de Hugh
L. Macarthur, abogado de Tam :
pa, para letrado consultor del
Departamento de Carreteras del
Estado. Suede en- q cargo a r.
", Evvla, Jvp d sgts eudad
La gaceta., 1941-03-01
LA BANDERA A MEDIA AS
Ia EN- MADRID

Madrid, Mario I'm deere
to del general Franco ordena
que la bandera sea izada a me-
dia asia, durante tres dias, en-
demogtraci6n de duelo por la
muerte del exrey Alfonso.
Muchas casas ostentan cres .
pones de luto junto a los dolores
rojo y gualda.
Hablase en- estos dias de una
possible restauraci6n monarqui-
ca, con 81 principe Don Juan de
rey.
La gaceta., 1941-03-01

iCuando empezaran a devol-
yer los ''redentores" Ell dinero
recolectado para 81 ''buaue fan
tasma" ?
Les dijimos a tempo que ell va
por no saldria; pero clos toda-
VIA recogieron medios y realities
la semana pasada.
ST hubiesen implantado ell sis
tema honesto de dar un recibito
por cada medic, como 10 hacia
ell COmite de Espaha, ahora es-
tartan en- disposition de decir
Sehoras, sehoritas, sehores... pa
sen a recoger el dineritO que nos
diercn pensando en- el pueblo es-
paad y sSsWhSude Rusatga pre-
La gaceta., 1941-03-01
LOS NAILS DICEN HABER
HUNDIDO 20 VAPORES EN-
EN- AZ HORAS

Berlin, Mario Ell alto man
do informa que 20 vapOres in =
gleses fueron hundidos o sufrie-
ron averias en- un periodic de as
horas, con un tonelaje de aproxi
madamente 100000. De nuevo
Sc anuncia cue la guerra contra
la marina mercante inglesa Sc
intensificar en- MARIO o abril.
La gaceta., 1941-03-01
DERRIIBADOS 26 AVIONES
ITALIANOS

Londres, Mario lei minis
tro del Aire informa que &c avio
mes italianos fueron derribados
en- Ell frente de Albania sin per-
der Ia Real Aviaci6u un solo apa
ratio.
La gaceta., 1941-03-01

Ill COIlllle tJeCullNO uS "a OOlP-
federation de Trabajadores dc
Mexico, en- su informe annual, "a
taca las doctrinas totalitarias Y
dice que una victoria del Eje en-
Europa constituiria una grave
amenaza para TODD ell mundo. Sc
acusa a las potencias totalita-
rias en- ell "reporte", de intentar
crear seriaS diferencias entire
EstaGos Unidos Y la America la
Una. Sc pide cooperation con Els
tados Unidos, pero Sobre la base
Gle rsSpeto mutuO.
Londres. Mario Bulgaria
Sc agreg6 hoy a las potencias
del Eje, en- presencia de Adolfo
Hitler, Won Ribbentrop, ell nue.
vo embaiador japones EN- Berlin
y representatives de Italia y Ell
gobierno bGlgaro. Este coloca a
las tropas nazis en- las fronte-
raS de Grecia y Turquia. Ingla-
terra han anunciado que no reti-
rara a su ministro de Bulgaria
hasta llegar all convencimiento
absolute de la ocupaci6n nazi.
Won Ribbentrop declare EN- la
firma del pacto que otras nacio-
mes Sc agregaran mas tarde. Los
despachos de Sofia indican que
la preston nazi produio csc re-
sultado y que tOdavia no han pc
netrado en- Bulgaria las tropas
naZis.
Atenas, Mario 10-Circula Ell
rumor de que Grecia rompera
sus relaciones diplomaticas con
Bulgaria, con motive del pacto
de alianza con el Eje. FL minis
tro ingl6s conferenci6 hoy con ell
primer ministro.
Roma, Mario 1o-VirgiliO
GaVda publica hoy un articulo
en- ell "Giornale D'Italia" y dice
que Ia firma del pacto de Viene
eonfirma el aislamiento de Gre
ella en- los Balkanes. "Es un nue.
vo paso para arrojar de Euro
pa, por complete, la Influenza
de la Gran Bretana y un nueVo
avisO a Estados Unidos.
Londres, Mario lP-Devol-
viendo la cortesia del presidente
Roosevelt cuando ell embajador
Lord Halifax arrib6 a Estados
Enidos, el rey Jorge fue hoy a la
estaci6n del ferrocarril y perBo-
nalmente di6 la bienvenida al
nuevo embajador americana,
Mr.. John Winant. Sc cambiaron
apretones de mano y ed embaja-
dor dio que sc sentia contento
por la llegada a I~nglaterra.
Saigon, Undo China, Mario /.
Las autoridades francesas di-
cen que las peticiones territorial
les de los japoneses han sido re-
chazadas pero los deSpachos de
Vichy y Toxic tienen Otro tOno.
Toxic asegura que el mensaje
de conciliaci6n de Vichy deja a.
bierto el canine para nuevas ne
gociaciones.
Moscu, Mario l.-Dedican los
peri6dicos del ejercito y la mari
ma varios articulos a la situaci6n
existente en- Ell Extreme 0rien-
te. III peri6dico de la marina ru-
sa sostiene que 81 Jap6n ha veni-
do construyendo, en- secreto, una
poderosa escuadra.
"Estrella Roja," oil 6rgano del
ejercito, sostiene que los japone-
ses continuaran su marcia ha-
ella 81 sur.
III gobierno de Thailand lie ha
pedido al Soviet acceda a esta-
blecer relaciones d~iplomaticas
con a.
Washington, Mario lei se-
nador democratic Lucas, de Hi
nois, habl6 hoy en- favor de Ia
10y de ayuda a Inglaterra y dijo
que no ayudar a la Gran Breta-
ma sera envolver a este pats en-
Guerra con Alemania y Ell Jap6n.
IaglatsSES sSbs rscibIy Do nose '
La gaceta., 1941-03-01
BOLETINES De ULTIMA HORA

Los trabajadores mexicanos en- contra del Eje.
Bulgaria Sc agrego hoy al Eje totalitario. =
Gayda interpreta ell pacto de Viena como otro
aviso a Estados Unidos. = Ell rey acudio a reci-
Dir al embajador norteamericano.
La gaceta., 1941-03-01

paganda "abusiva" y contraria
a la "realidad".
luna vez mas apreciara ell
pueblo de Tampa que este peri5-
dico siempre dice la verdad y
coloca las cosas, y las cosillas,
en- el sitio que merecen.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27
Joint Cl||
Meeting
Planned

Z Announcement was 49, TO-
day ct the weekly need NJ the
Rotary club at the Ne II h0tel
Of q Joint meeting Of the ikanis
and Rotary clubs 70 ~ held In
the Medea ballroom Wednesday,
April 2. Rotary members are TO
be guests Of the Kiwanians.
Colored motion pictures were
shown the members by John
Jarchow. Several reels Of Aim on
Jarchow's trip west two years
ago, Selfridge Field, the Rotary
cruise to Merwin Park, the Edi-
son Centennial train passing
through Mount Clemens, and
the recent Gay Ninettes party Of
the club were presented. !.
Twenty club members were
nominated for the board Of d.
rectors. The election viii be held
at Z later date. The following
were named:
George w. Hargresvss, Philip
q. Whiting. Stanley ~. peltier,
Pearson x. McWethD Randolph
J. Doll, Earl Dedenbq "a, John G.
Jarchow, Monte 6crhrlane.
Frank J. Munt lsaac ~ Hartumg,
Fred Dreitmeyer, Jr. Dr. George
+. Moore, Shsrwoc Bennett
Bee ROTARY-Rage ;
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27
Gene LaNme Killed in AirpLane Crash
Sehidse Field
Agiators W'
on. tie Ground

oNew pilots 1t Selfridse Field
10y" for at least ten hours dur
ing. their hrst three months Of
training without leaving I'D
ground.
Key to the paradox Il the link
trainer, an ingenious and conn
pick device which makes i poe
sible TO stmulate IL conditions
Of blind Tying without endan-
gering the student pilot.
Briefly, the link tr1iner b Z
typical airplane cockpit equip
ped with The instruments eseen.
tial TO ordinary instrument
flight. Il II mounted On swivel
joints which permit it % aGDurne
almost any position q = plane IN
flight ave that q upeide- down
flying. A hood that covers the
cockpit helps to preserve the
illusion Of flight.
When he climbs into the cock.
pit Of the trainer, the student
tells the operating sergeant what
beam he wixhes 70 ~ d TIE
flight map betoes .him IA HI Gov.
Sc HLW1S R10e =
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27
Dnlgeman F aces Charge
Of Bride Acceptance
II JOINS EvNALD AND HAMILTON
UNDER GRAND JURY CLOUDi s

-r.Iff ~ "a ~
jury investigating me eEeum-
stances surrounding tnsaward.
An immediate CUSTER love
was begun ~ PROSECUTOR III
liam =. Downing ana taic. - NC
ceSSful Along VIVA 1SA1Lv -
lions areinst C0u11 c1lInen bll1,
piAon and epertG.
Ewny s0l11e - i y =
Gil Is ~ y II H. = 4 & /
* Uoo6cl1 ~ ~, M I11 II
expeftGS pointed out. W6d1d u
too few 70 override my vete
from Mayor Howard ]. Jeffries,
and with oction pending on the
new citxsk udeok HE mayor could
exercise I virtual mnipotence
in regard - IT. training.
Because ~ the pottntialities Of
the situation, City Clerk Thomas
d. Leadbstter rid he believed Z
special elections was necessary
to fill the council vacancies Is
soon - possible.
The city charter gives the
council power to order . special
election to fill q vacancy within
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27
Funeral SET
Tor Saturday
Pm. in Utica
Young Shelby Justice
Dies in Wrsekoss 81
Of New Plane

= Sudden tragedy struck
kraight q the heart Of Maconab
county's official life late yestef-
day afternoon when \ two scatter
airplane, flown by Eugene
Lavisne. IS, of Disco, crashed
near Z crowded Detroit highway
and snuffed out the life Of thu
former Republican county chair
man and active Shelby township
Justice Of the peace.
Lavigne. long N outstanding
political figure and genial friend
Of thousands in all walks Of life.
plummeted to earth. In = vacant
lot near the intersection Of Chal-
mers avenue and Cedar Grove,
Detroit, at 4:40 Wednesday At
ternoon. He died 50 minutes IL.
ter at Saratoga hospital Of null
tiple injuries about the head
and limbs.
/, Tor IBany years, m accredit-
ed airplane plot Aavisne had
kent .his l1n1HH 49, pe1qGl1
City Airport for tho -
yGrs and e wss frudm q
Ut he took OFF just& T. -
moments before NE aec1 nt =
cured. IN
MAKING TRIAL III
Adding q grim twis9
fatal crash was the {
Gene, as he was bes M J
to virtually all Macoml "A
Sec LaVIGNE-R1 8 xk
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27

oror the nineteenth consecu-
tive week, coupons continued "a
dow into entry baskets % hum
dreds Of Maccmb county house
wives took active part In the
highly interesting Market Bas-
ket Contest sponsored BY Thu
Daily Monitor.
The first prize winner this
woak was Nrs. August 0atz, AT
tQUrth avenue, Whose entry wa
ls)deod the best balaneod food
Seechaoo menu q the week.
Other prize winners Included
nfrs. Thomas Gross, o Gallup.
second plaee; Mr. rf1nk p.
Martin, @ Gallup, sscond place;
III. Frank y. Martin, nouto 9,
I6ouuit ClemGn-. third: WfS. IN
ii lDrkun, Washington. fourth.
IA ma Il. \. Little, ~ Lin
opln, NTH place. n 4
ia1brt0t N The novel euntos(
cnelhuod - grow n 1s1pg -
h6arn1s sveF o. - wssk ~ Z
ALr0N 4. nor y
,axsTSos
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27
pIasierer' Gets
.Dsa!lh Sentence
kedlls 70 Die
4 Mey 5 for Killing

nAnthony Nadile, convicted
Monday Of the 1888 slayint Of
Joseph Carlucci. today In Syria
cuse was sentenced to death In
the electric chair 1t Sing Sing
during the week Of May 3. An
automatic appeal to the court OF
appeals will stay the execution.
however.
+ Justice Jesse =. Kingsley
passed sentence. Nadile, for the
first time since he was arrested
See NADILE-PAge 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27
Abused Denies
Hammer AhatIl
Aged Warrsn Mon
Goes On Trial

"a 6l-year-old Warren town
ship negro took the stand In Cir-
cult Judge Neil r. Reds ccurt
this morning before . jury d
seven men and ave women "a
testify in his own defense on
charges he struck Z 07-year-old
co-worker over the head with
3 hammer.
Standing trial on Z charge Of
assault with intent to commit
murder Is hilip Johnston. The
state, through Assistant Prose
cutor Howard r. Carroll, con-
tends that Columbus Gilbert wa
attacked by johnston while the
pair were working 1t the Kaiser
Coal company In Warren town.
ship on the afternoon Of March &
Selection Of the flryt IL W
niremen called festured thu
trial.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27

= III a rentais SpllecAedsNy tie
State Land ice Board % pro-
vide suitable housing facilities
in South Macomb for welfare
clients was advocated by Audi
to-G General Vernon J. Brown In =
powerful address he gave before
members of the Mount Clemens
Lions club at Gordon's Grill this
noon.
Asserting ''if Abraham Lin
coin were alive today, he would
consider existing housing con-
ditiQns In Detroit today worse
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27
10Th Monitor Market Basket
Contest Winners Revealed
vslvoble. Feed Purchase Orders
Awarded AleSf Aousewves

record number Of entries were
filed In the boxes di--layed BY
cooperating merchants. House
wives are finding the contest
Bee CONTEST8-RASe 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27
Raider Strafes England

IN southeast coost town tooy when dir roder dved out
Of the clouds to within 300 feet Of the ground dropped
stick Of bombs and machine ounned streets.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27

Date for the Lions Pow
WOW, which annually reises
more than q, 80 70 aid the
clubs eye conservation pro-
gram, was ct for Thufsdoy,
Aug. 4, President william
=. Lubahn announced TO-
dry.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27
Signs Fund Bill

oABOARD u S. S. BENSON At SEA, March 27-tAP)-
President Roosevelt oboord the yacht Potomac fishing
vocoon cruise signed the billion dolo British old bill
at so m EST today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27
Anssltaa lsslsa \ pI,a
lo1 Ann Dov FooI2

oThe ollrich post of ~ Amer
ican Legion VIII meet q tlBe
club rooms Friday night 70
formulate plans for the annual
Army Day pc0Crom. i
All rnoMbees q liz post are
uruod 20 Gttend. othof future
p1one O. ~ post win - de-
\ ALTON 4. NOE
,sz II
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27

soeeRLtN, Morch 27--tAP)-Nozl worplones ottoeked
works IN Daylight raids enelond yestsFdoy ond
6soyod an assembly line in oros factory IN on uniden
e1iocol the official Gsrmon news oosncy ONB so'd to-
E6ay
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27
Fierce Chinese Battle RACES

soHoNGkONG March 27-tAPl- Fierce fighting in
Kionos province cmoxed by the rscopture Of k0ocn BY
Chinese troops hos cost the Joponese 10000 casualties in
the lost two weeks the eeno chnese) news agency re-
ported today
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27
|Bclarade Promised Support

NunosN government with her navy, orv ond or force to
oy opsn The right flank Of the Germon thrust into the
eolkons, dSoliobIs source declared todoy
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27

than slavery" Brown admitted
New Dealish" tendencies In be-
SEQ LION6-P1ge =
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27

Ntler Demands 'Explam0SNOM'
ESbeRliN, Morch 27--i P,-Jhs 6smon government sent
IA urgent request to Yuooslootod to explain e inter
otiono Implications OF her changed government sspscioy
rs Il effects her odhersnea to the thfee-powsr poet
Askov American., 1941-11-06
Auction West And
South OF Bruno

have decided to discontinue farm
ing as I am moving to Arkansas, and
will sell all of the following described
property, as is, to the highest bidder
on the farm located Ia miles north
of the Jackson school, or 4 miles
west and 1z miles south of Bruno, on
Monday, November 10. Sale to start
at l p. m. sharp. Lunch wagon will
be on grounds.
Two horses-Black mare, weight
about 1850 pounds, good fast worker,
smooth mouth; black mare, weight
about 1850 pounds, smooth mouth.
Twenty head of cattle and calves
All these cows are good mich cows
and produce good milk. Average
test a. per cent for the whole herd.
The cattle are all bred to come fresh
in February or March except Jane,
to freshen July "a. All cattle T. B.
and Bangs tested. Red and white
Durham cow, 9 years old, named
Beauty, now milking; red and white
Durham cow, z years old, named
Nancy, now milking; Guernsey COW,
5 years old, named Bess, now milking;
red cow, years old, named Rosie,
now milking; Guernsey cow, years
old, named Brownie, now milking;
Askov American., 1941-11-06
MERCHANDISE BARGAINS

MERCHANDISE BARGAINS
Look over these used merchandise
bargains:
Norge refrigerator, oil heaters, coal
and wood heaters, wood heaters, hard
coal baseburner, electric radios, g.
volt battery radios, 11z-volt battery
radios, coal and wood ranges, gas
washing machines, DeLaval cream
separator, pump jacks, gas engine,
19 and A-h. p, one-row cultivator
for Model B Allis tractor, two-row
cultivator for Farmall, several good
buys in tractors, general purpose and
cultivator type; some old style Ford
sons, very cheap; hay leaders, side
delivery rakes, roller bearing farm
wagon, like new; some good work
horses, two-bottom tractor plows,
heavy duty and lighter type, all in
good shape; sullky plows and two
horse cultivators and disks, very
cheap; 10-foot tractor disks, tractor
tandem disks, smoothing and spring.
tooth harrows, hay carrier, johnson
outboard motor, Briggs and Stratton
motors, like new. Also other used
machinery and appliances. See us
before you buy. Remember, we will
trade for anything we can use.
PINE CITY HARDWARE,
Pine City, MINI.
(1t)
Askov American., 1941-11-06

Roam Durham cow, years old, named
Lena, now milking; red Durham cow,
3 years old, named Betty, now milk
ing; roam Durham cow, years old,
named Jane, now milking; roam Dur
ham COW, years old, named Judy,
now milking; red and white COW, 8
years old, named Spotty, now milk
ing; red heifer, coming 3 years,
named Star, to freshen in February;
white Durham heifer, 18 months old;
eight head of calves, half Jersey,
about to months old.
Four head of hogs, one sow, and
three pigs weeks old. Forty Rhode
Island Red chickens, good layers.
Machinery and equipment-Econo-
my King cream separator, No. Is, in
use now; Emerson Osborne mower,
5k-foot cut, with 2 bars; short T.
foot cut mower, for brush cutting
or stumpy hay land; hay rake, 10
foot; International 2-row corn plant
er, with check wire; wide-tired lun-
ber wagon, set light sleds on buggy
running gears, John Deere sulky
plow, in good shape; hand rutabaga
seeder, endgate seeder for small grain
and grass seeds, pump engine, 11z-
h. p, in working order; grindstone,
two dozen traps, all sizes; several
forks, two 10-gallon cream cans, three
horse collars, some chains, etc.; forty
feet of 1A-inch water pipe, two
1929 Model A trucks, heavy springs
and over-loads; head to a 6-foot
Deering grain binder, good condition;
one bushel White Flint seed corn,
about 80 tons of tame hay, timothy
and clover; also other items.
Terms-An sums of $40 and under
are cash. On sums over that amount
6 months time will be given on ac-
ceptable paper bearing 8 per cent
interest. Strangers see your own
banker for credit. All property must
be settled for before removal from
premises.
RAY E. MAYFIELD, Owner.
Barnick Bros, Sandstone, Auction
eers.
State Bank of Bruno, Clerk.
Askov American., 1941-11-06
Church and Home
BY REV. M. MIKKELSEN

"What can we do to make sure that
Jesus will be present at our parties,
games, weddings, etc.," I asked my
confirmation class to read about the
wedding feast in Cana, and then out
of that find the answer to the ques-
tion. Any child of average intelli-
gence who has been reared in the at
mosphere of Christian home and
brought up under the influence of
Christian parents will readily be able
to orientate himself with the ques-
ton and find the answer. The prob
lem is not to understand that Jesus
must be invited, but to realize that
He is still able to act upon an invi-
tation and actually be present with
us if we so desire. That is the prob
lem, and it is not solved by attained
age, or by intelligence. AS we grow
up and become older it seems to
mount to even greater difficulties.
That Jesus was invited to Cana,
that He accepted the invitation and
was there in person, is generally un-
derstood and accepted. That He in
stituted the Holy Supper is also dis
cernible to the average mind, but
the contention that the bread and
wine is His body and His blood, be-
cause it indicates that a change of
substance has taken place, seem to
constitute the real embarrassment in
our effort to clear up difficult points.
1t is claimed by some that as a SYM
Dol the sacrament would be easily
acceptable and cause very little en-
barrassment; to me, I believe, it
would act directly opposite and in
crease my difficulties, for, in my
mind, there is nothing we can get
that means Christ, and yet isn't
Christ.
Most difficulties today, as they are
experienced in an effort to apply
scripture to our own time, are main
1y intellectual. 1t should be as easy
to grasp the fact that Jesus is a con-
temporary as it is to believe that our
loved ones, though dead, are never
far from us. But faith, instead of
being personally acquired, is often
just a faith that has been inherited
and accepted rather indiscreetly.
Must we say that mothers today, on
their way out to the cemetery to
bury their sons, have no right to ex-
pect that Christ will meet them and
repeat the miracle of Main? Must
we say that they are destined to 60
the entire distance out to the grave
and, without interference, commit
their last hope to the earth as it
closes about the remains of their
loved ones? Must we say that they,
who are drafted to fight and are sent
into battle, do not 60 in His name
who conquered death, for He is no
longer present among men, but they
60 in the name of an idol, and in the
spirit of nation and of great
cause, and so when they are called
upon to pay the supreme sacrifice
there is no power, stronger than
death, to restore them to life?
Askov American., 1941-11-06

FOR SALE - Well-matched Belgian
work team, mare eight and gelding
coming four. Sorrels with white
markings, light names and tails.
Very kind and good workers. APP
proximate weight 3400 pounds.
Sixteen months old roam Belgian
colt, will make heavy horse. Will
accept some lumber as part pay
ment. Your choice of three Guern-
sey heifers coming with first calf,
bred to freshen February 1, March
and 10. 5000 tamarack shingles
at So per thousand. Shoat, weight
about 130 pounds. Would like to
exchange some table size rutabagas
for other vegetables such as pota-
toes, carrots, cabbage, etc. See
Merle Pulling at Coop Gas Station,
Moose Lake, or c. S. Pulling on
farm in Windemere township.
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Askov American., 1941-11-06

CHAPTER No. and
its auxiliary will hold a dance at
Happy's pavilion, Hinckley, Sum-
day night, November 8. This will
be an annual event hereafter. Jack
Howard's orchestra of Minneapo-
lis, will furnish the music. Dane
ing will start at nine. This will
be the final dance of the season at
Happy's. 51w9-1t