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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Resorts for Sale


ANCHoRsBAY sHoREs-A glorious oppor-
tunity TO own a lake front or one TO Ave
acres with lake privileges "a miles from
Detroit City Hall; all city conveniences,
good bathing and fishing: only $50 down
miles north Of selfridge Field, Mt. Glenn
ems. schmidt's large white office Owner.
BEAUTIFUL LAKE oRION-Deligbtful
cottage; suitable for family; must sell.
Trinity 2-441e.
COTTAGE on canal near Lake St Clair
year-round. with pump, oil heater. cabi-
net sink. attached garage. Only $1,000.
DETROIT BEACH, 3il6 Navarro Boule-
ward: six-room cottage. modern con-
veniences; reasonable rent.
HORSESHOE LAKE Lakeshore: only
store; living quarters; 81. ESQ; exceptional
opportunity. 12503 Flanders. Arlington
1850
HULL. 1sl7i-Five-room brick veneer re-
conditioned; FLA foreclosure s525
down. open rs, afternoons. Glenn Realty,
81 West Seven Mile road.
cabin; completely furnished; all con-
veniences: large lot bargain for quick sale.
Cadillac 2504. Room 2l5.
NEW COTTAGE i,iOO-sunrise Park
beautiful Lake Chemung. miles long
hne fishing Out Grand River miles be
yond Brighton; bedrooms, living room
kitchen. inside toilet, screened porch, cleo
trio lights; 5000 down. SIS month. Ernest
Lawson. Howell. Mich.
Woodruff LAKE-All modern s-room
cottage and garage; 30 miles; So 500
$1,000 down. Tyler 4-20li.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
HAzELWoOD, 1911

OPEN TO-DAY
For a Large Family With a Small Income !,
Roomy brick home with bedrms natl
fireplace, sunrm., enclosed sleeping porch
up, tile bath Just redecorated and ready
for your inspection! Fine neghborhood with
cool shade trees Near bus transp., bet
Dexter and Wildemere
ANDREW l.. MALOTT. INC. RA $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Income Bungalows for Sale
West of Woodward)
HUBBELL, 1929
OPEN

OPEN
To be reconditioned and modernized this
brick 2-famly home with rooms down and
up offers good value, close to Grand River
shopping mr. Cooley High upper Is rented
for S37 50 payments per month approx.
$50 lower available
S c. HADLEN. INC. UN, 10000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Vacant Lots for Sale

BARGAINS
Dearborn. West Warren Ave 5 blks west
OF Telegraph Rd large lots with water.
sewer restricted low taxes. average tax
per lot for 1870 81 rs II pays 20 live
where taxes are low Drive out today and
see these real values in home sites. Price
$3.50 with $50 down Kennedy Bros 500
Free Press Pldr Rrapch ofhce on property
open dairy. 24700 West Warren avenue.
BEVERLY HILLS
aOxf35. S675. s0xl35. $500; ready FOR
building. FLA approved very low taxes
KNIGHT MENARD co. CA. 1854
DEARBORN HIGHLANDS Beautiful
home sites: $500 and M. DE-. 1866.
EUREKA RID and Jim DAILY ! mile west
Of TELEGRAPH Rd. 40X260 lots. $50
BASKE 1926 W emile RID. We $3.50
HOUSE. fiat. inside West Boulevard FOR
CASH. Charles ". simon, Lafayette
07OD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Apartment Property for SAFE
CANADA


CANADA
II you have funds In Canada. here is your
opportunity to put them 10 work.
We have beautiful fireproof unfurntshed
4e-unt apartment in Chatham, bullt In
1929 with garage. Priced 10 sell W. G.
.Greening
Is. c. HADLEY. INC CA 0os0
PRICES UP
Purchasing power down Threatened with
the 80 cent dollar. Not too late-choce
apis, debated priees-no advances. Can
Mr-Bedford for Facts and Figures
II APTS.-solid blk. tiled halls 3 rooms.
tiled baths. Painted walls. Includes turn.
Downtown step 10 Woodward Amazing
value. only SIS 000~terms. 81. 600.
81 APTS.-4-story. biz. steel. elaborate
stone trim. Elevator. New stoves, new re-
frig stoker. Includes fufn Rent Si4. 600
Former $3.50 900, only SIS 600, cash ana
trade.
CD BLVD THIRD SECTION 4
% 8 rooms. Tiled halls, iron stairs Rent
$40 500 Sold once Si25,0oo. Ty orer
$40 600 terms IS 500
LARGEST APT. for the money In all De
troit f-story, bk concrete cut stone. 20
rooms. Was worth 5000 600. Price cut 20
$50 600 only So 900 down, small "a q Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Business Opportunities

BARBER OUTFIT 3 chairs, complete rea-
sonabie for quick sale. t3t W. Alex
andrue.
BEAUTY SHOP Wei equipped on Michi-
san IN business seventeen years sell
with or without uipmen' living quarters.
reasonable Lafayette s7ss
BEER WINE TAVERN established
east eide location. doing 4 very me bust
ness electric refrigeration. factory family
trade. rent SEQ hurry. $3.50 down, sick
ness Hogarth it25
=, -f4.A 4 Es--i-sa r EeEt--rsssty
Ave years IN business See the place
then make your own offer. Selling account
sickness
CONFECTIONERY 26OO Monroe Estsb-
lShed over - wears mixed trade stock.
fixtures living quarters. low rent, must
leave town
CoNFECTIOSERy $3.50 cash next TO
,heater doirg excellent business; MUTT
sacrifice. clifford 2i5f
CONFECTIoNERY STORE doing splendh
business established trade. very reason-
liable 1916 ScotteD.
DAIRY BAR Light lunches. doing good
business, will sacrifice iosis y Jsffer-
son
DAIRY BAR Light lunches doing good
business viii sacrifice. l0sia v. Jener-
son
DRUG STORE Well stocked doing splen-
ala business live neighborhood, reason
able Telephone Tyler 4-sso3.
ESTABLISHED PAINT and wallpaper
store in Wyandotte. exceptional location
for painter and decorator Telephone At
lantic 1850.
GAS STATION. garage, lease. doing bust
ness must sell 1889 Mack.
HAMBURGER sTAND-Nssr Factory; do
Ing good business. will sacrihcs; have
other business LenOx 29l5
HARDWARE = Old. established run by
hired help account owners Illness. oppor-
tunity seldom offered. Temple 2-77s3
HORTON, $50 Fifteen rooms; no vscsn-
cies. exceptional income; sacrifice Trim
ty 2-2ts2
ICE CREAM PLANTING dairy bars
complete four other outlets In river dis
trict sell whole Or separately. Write Box
Boob Detroit Times.
RELIABLE woman who wishes 10 own
and operate her own DRESS SHOP. We
ment Big prorts 40 cash needed. Write
Detroit Times Box R-606s
RooMING HOUSE Downtown 1871 Sec
rinces Cnfford 0isi
SHEET METAL Manufacturing:
nuorescent lights, etc. Good business,
Cadillac s6H6
Sc TO 800 store. rs miles north Nj.
Clemens. living quarters upstairs, RES
tAblished business M stock buyer oIen
Sunday morning or Box lO2, ARMADA Mich.
CofoRED - RESTAURANT Woodward
Ave completely equipped, including LIV-
ING QUARTERS Doing good business.
owner r. sick will sacrifice 10 sell ~ once.
Further details call Trinity 2-s5if
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
DEARBORN

WARREN AND TELEGRAPH
Pour bedroom brick veneer home uuI' tn
sarge ol hca', nafura fireplace. Tile hath
and stat shower
O n LEDWfpGF pFARFORA 1865
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Resorts for Rent

A LARGE cottage, lake frontage, Horse
Shoe Lake. Tuxedo 2-s243. Call Sunday
after IL noon.
CHERRY Beach on 81. Clair River; bed
rooms: water, gas electricity; fine swim
ming. Niagara 1924.
TORCH LAKE-5-room cottage. gas, lights.
water. shower; accommodate O. r. A..
Labadie. Bellaire, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Land Contracts
Mortgages

FREE APPRAISAL Mortgage loans Any
properties Schwartz. 424 Book Building.
Cadillac 42ls
MORTGAGES Old and new property.
Hahn a CO. 2i5 Barlum Tower. $3.50
REFINANCE land contracts readtust
-mouthiy payments attractive interest
rates Detroit and suburbs Telephone
representatives, Will call Union Mortgage
Co. 1904 Union Guardian Bldg CHI 1850.
See X q WOODRUFF INC, for
mortgages on your improved property.
sos Union Guardian Bidgs Cherry 2737.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

BARBER ouint 3 chairs complete rea-
sonabie for quick sale. p34 W. Alex
andrine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Little Farms for Sale

BUILDING lots. close 10 Wayne and Miehi-
Newman, Michigan avenue at Lotz road.
La gaceta., 1941-07-25

va a dejar la hermosa revista
madrilena-era La Esfera-
tom6 nOta de que Sc trataba del
numero de la semana. y TOGO un
timbre.
Acudio un botones del hotel.
Desea Ell senior?
Dye, YES y c6mprame La
Esfera. En- seguida, gsabesG.
que voy a salir.
-Est$ bien, senior marques.
RamO Florida permaneci6 adn
un ratio aqui, en- la terraza del
Colon donde daba un sol graft
simo de mario, viendo pasar Ia
genie.
La plaza de Catalina, anima-
dfsima.
Pope Sc alegraba cada dia
mas de haberse quedado en- Bar
celona.
A raiz de la tragedia del Pa
SEQ de Gracia, habia pasado el
marQuesitO dias muy crueles.
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Claudio ViIar Sc batra hoy con joe Tuner
No hay techO en- Phillips Field

Villar dice que 81 conquist6 el
campeonato de Europa. y 10
mejor es no "investigallo."
Turner seguramente es cam
pe6n de alg1n lugar de Texas
que no viene al case mencionar.
FL 'Nmuchach6n" norteameri :
cano hubo de ofrecer, quiza sin
pesar sus palabras, que pondria
a dormir a Don Claudio.
lie contest6 ell espanol con es-
tas o parecidas palaIbras: va We
remos cuando te haga tragar al
gunas "ostias,"
AL vencedor del match de esta
noche, Sc lie ha ofrecido un bout
NADIA menos que con Tiger Ne
vile Beech!
Los peritos de la S&ptima a.
venida sostienen que ell Sr. Tur-
ner no pasara del cuarto asalto
pero admiten que pueden equ;-
vocarse, no en- cuanto al result
ta3o, sino en- la capacidad de re
siStencia de Joe.
Completan Ell programa va
rias "peleillas" adicionales. Har
vey Weiss Sc batira con Allen
McCorvey y asegura que lie a.
pabullara" con la misma facili-
dad que puso fuera de combate
a frankie Thomas.
Una gladiator del peso media
no, Gene Molnar, lie dara una
nueva prueba a Bob Monin, en-
echo asaltos.
Sc dice en- elogio de Molnar
que sostuvo interesantes encuen
tros con ell cubano Tunero, Vic
Dellicurti y Steve BeIoise.
Fred Blanco, impOrtado de
Jacksonville, sera ell oponente
de Moe Weiss, Ell mas ligero dc
los dos hermanos pugilistas.
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now finding grsat faVeE
among women

Elias ser enamoradas del cal
do tuyo.
lie repitio al cocinero estas
palabras en- su idioma, y Ell HON
brecillo obese invite a las tres
damas a que Sc acercaran con
Ell a un alto fog6n.
Las europeas alargaron Ell
cuello.
FL cocinero habia levantado
la tapa de una ola enorme, dom
de ell caldo heryia a borbotones.
Una cosa extraha, de un color
amarillo obscure, subia y baja-
ba dentro de la ola, surgiendo
Y desapareciendo de Ia super
ficie. a intervalos iguales.
Este es ell caldo que tanto
nos gusta, verdad?-pregunt6
Madame Juneau.
Este ser-repuSo ell cocine-
70, ufano.
10y que tiene2Linquiri6
Maria de la Cruz curiosa pOr
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VICTORIA DEL TEAM DE
NATACION DE CUSCADEN

Ell team de nataci6n del par
que Cuscaden, encabezado por
Archie Fields, T. G. Robinson,
Bill Hope, Ed Rood y Wilma
Ramage, derrot6 anoche en- la
piscina del parque de recreo de
la calle Is a los grupos de la
Isla Davis, Sarasota y Sulphur
Springs.
Archie Field superb de nuevc
a Jack Youngblood, la "estre
la" de la Isla Davis.
Alcanz6 Cuscaden 1872 puntos
la Isla Davis 81 y Sulphur
Springs 80.
Sarasota no present6 team
campleto.
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saber 10 que hacia aquel caldo
tan exquisite.
-iRata !@contest6 brevemen
te Ell cocinero-. iRata RIGA !
iMirarla!
Las tres europeas lanzaron
un grito de horror.
Jay. DiOs milo! iQue ascot.
JJes1s L.. lPobre de noso-
tras!...
I0h, nos daba rata ana
do la inglesa
-iQue genie inmunda Isl
gui6 diciendo Maria de la Cruz,
llevandose ambas manos al eS-
tonnage.
Las tres damas sintieron la
primera nausea que nos hace
temer que yamos a arrojar cuan
to contiene nuestro e~st6mago.
Pero ell cocinero, hombre ex-
pedito y listo, al yer la indigna-
ci6n que aquello habia product
do entire las europeas, murmur6
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1rcA

Mientras los Dodgers descan-
saban, los Cardenales la empren
dieron a estacazos con los Gigan
tes Y los vencieron, pasando a
ocupar Ell primer puesto de la
Liga. Ernie White alcanz6 81
tercera victoria en- tres dfas. sus
tituyendo a Crouch, que a su
vez habia reemplazado a Hutch
inson. Ell calor subi6 a 100 gra-
dos. Nueve mil mujeres entra-
ron llevando al terreno cacha-
rros de aluminio.
New York &c, 5h, De; st.
Louis &c, 14h. DE.
La gaceta., 1941-07-25

Ell lector recuerda que lie de-
tuvieron, en- ell inStante en- que
lntent6 acribillar a balazos a su
esposa, a la perfida Agueda, tan
mala como bella, y al medico O.
tamendi.
jFue una suerte que sus ba-
las no dieran en- ell blanco?
Isl, ST!
LO habia comprendido des-
pues.
Lo comprendi6 despues, Guam
DO Sc vio sujetado por un puma
DO de gentes, por variOs guar
dias, que lie desarmaron Y lie re-
petian en- tono un tanto agresi-
vo, con esa rudeza y esa bruta-
lidad que tiene siempre Ia mnl
titud, la bestia de Glen mil p
tas:
-Pero..., iesta listed loco?...
Ia quien guerra matar us
ted?...
-pQue brutOl.,. INO eOuar
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TONIC TERCBRo
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

guno tempo en- Mejico! lServi-
doro, servidorol...
Y cast tocaba ell suelo con Ia
frente.
En- seguida, Sc puso a las 6rde
mes de las europeas, para mos
trarles las cocinas.
Los faisanes Sc asaban en-
fuentes largas de cObre, que re-
lucian al fuego.
Luego les mostr6 pucheros
donde Sc cocian legumbres y
hortalizas, hasta que Shing-Pei
intervino:
Las sehoras tienen espe-
cialo intereso EN- yer como ha-
GER til Ell caldo.
La gaceta., 1941-07-25

Por haber sido elausurada la
Arena de Benjamin Field, ell EN-
presario Frank La Marque ofre
ezra hoy por la noche, en- Phil
lips Field. ell combate entire Ell
espanol Claudio Villar y ell teJa-
no Joe Turner
Como en- Ell Estadio de la Uni
versidad de Tampa no hay te-
cho, los "fieles' llevaran para
guas, sombrillas, pedazos de car
ton, capas de aqua, periodicos y
otros "aparatos" de protection,
por 81 llueve.
Para las noches de calor, sin
lluvia, Ell lugar es inmejorable,
|por cuanto Sc halla situado en- la
orilla oeste del rio Hilsborough'
La gaceta., 1941-07-25
OEPORTES
VA A LA PEUOTA CON UN
VENTILADOR

Desde Plant City. la ciudad
de las fresas, comunican que Pc
dro Russo, ell presidente de los
berries" un team de pelota, ha
encontrado un medic para dismi
muir ell calor mientras We jugar
su deporte favorito.
Russo lleva al terreno un pc
queno ventilador electrico y la
corriente la obtiene de una ba-
terra portatil.
Unas wees lleva ell "abanico'
en- las manos y otras lie sujeta a
la espalda, con una correa.
va otros fanatics hablan
de comprar ventiladores y utili-
Ear viejas baterias.
La gaceta., 1941-07-25

10 duloO ou' Is aaDai de ,aivsr 10. sbI.mO,
Dol horror > aus vale mas oue nosO.rO, mI,mO,
it' solo Ideal que saliva; la prODIs snlmsoISSnl
Pepe Sc Hued6 miranda con
fueza la hoja de la revista ele-
gante, dOnde acababa de leer a.
quel verso
Verso puro.
Verso nitido.
Verso spiritual y Q~uintae-
senciado, como la obra donde Sc
habia inspiradO Ell pOeta para
hacerlo.
7 Ramo FlOrido volvi6 a leer
Ia nota puesta al pie del soneto.
y que decia:
"El autOr de este verso Sc ba
lnsplrado en- la obra del mismo
tituio del immense Benavente.
estrenada amos atras en- Ell tea
tro de Lara, de Madrid"
I'll marques, que Sc dispOnia
La gaceta., 1941-07-25

nero de desafios de ventaja So.
bre sus mas cercanos rivales.
Una bola lanzada por Bagby lie
.peg6 a Bill Dickkey en- un lado
de la cabeza y lie derrib6 sin CO
nocimiento. Momentos despues
recuperaba sus sentidos, pero el
DIR. Walsh lie mand6 a un hospi-
tai, con ell fin de Observable me-
jor. Vernon Gomez lanz6 en-
q 1/3 innings y alcanz6 la victo-
ria.
lie sustituy6 Bonham, a quien
Ell Cleveland hizo su Gnica ca
rrera.
Cleveland lie, IN, 2e; New
York &c, III, De.
La gaceta., 1941-07-25

AunqLe Alfonso Lopez no jul
GO aver, los Piratas atropella-
ron de nuevo a los Phillies. Pc
garon los vencedores 10 hits y
los derrotados II. Davis fue eli
receptor por ell Pittsburgh. lie
correspondieron los laureles a
Killinger y la corona de espinas
a rissom.
Fhadelfia &c, l1h, De; Pitts
burgh &c, 10h. lie.
La gaceta., 1941-07-25

con su voz aflautada y su lem
guaje propenso al tuteo:
mo critics, no critics! ITO
do arreglado!... iCaldo para tt;
rata para mi l..
CAPITULO VII
La propia estimGei6n
"Han pssadO los shOs ha pssadO Ia vida,
y "a han pasadO on aOsO.rO, tOdas las l%luslOns,i
y del lsrdtn soorsto del alma dOlOrlda
colo " escape un eco De duIoss O~rsolOnss.
Va, NJ 81 amor nj 81 Odlo, 10 que nunOs 's divide
tsnsn fusrIa bsstants a ALTAR nusssrss p%sslOnss.
~ alma subs y subs... hssta sstar eOniundlda
con DIO' ) 10 divine 90 'oHsdas r%sOlons'l
q alma Ia oomprsndldO, dsspuas Dc 'uirIr .sutO
Que no hay mas sus una sOss que ms'sos ~
Oisn.O.
Una sOss uus vale mas que .ods BuSisa,
La gaceta., 1941-07-25

Descargaron los Atleticos dos
jonrrones y once hits y superb
ron a los Browns, que con diez
hits solo entraron z veces. La
Serie de tres juegos fue canada
por la novena de Connie Mack,
st. Louis 7c, 10h, lie; Phila-
delphia &c, 1Sh, De.
La gaceta., 1941-07-25

Tn batazo de cuatro esqui-
mas de Babe Dahlgren, descar-
gado en- Ell sexto inning, do el
triunfo a los Cubs sobre los
Braves. Mooty recibi6 credito
por Ell exito y la perdida Sc lie
anot6 a Johnson. Fue Ell deci-
mo cuarto cuadrangular de
Dahlgren en- 10 que va de tempo
rada.
Boston &c 11h, lie; Chicago SC,
8h, lie.
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DIAMOND BAIL

Esta noche, en- Ell parque Gus
caden, a las z AS jugara Ia bo-
dega Ponce de Leon con la Flo
rida Roofing.
I'm segundo partido empeza-
"a a jugarse a las 8 p. m.
En- ell parque DeSoto Sc ba-
La gaceta., 1941-07-25

LA RECoGIDA DE ALUMNI
MO
Gran ndmerO de cacharros de
aluminio Sc amontonan en- la la
mazda plaza &c la Corte y tam
bien en- los lugares escOgidos en-
Ybor City y West Tampa.
Una recogida de casa en- casa
Sc inici6 aver.
Este aluminio, donadO por el
pueblo, Sc usara en- la fabrica-
ci6n de a~eroplanos militares.
Todo Ell que desee hacer un do
native y no Sc 10 hayan recogi-
do, puede Hama rpor ell telefo-
no 1855.
La gaceta., 1941-07-25

Harris dej6 a los Medals Blan-
cas- en- seis hits, luego de ha-
berle perseguido la mala suerte
en- algunos desafios. Con diez
hits anotaron IL wees los Me-
dias Rojas. Dietrich fue susti-
tuido por Haynes y perdi6 Ell
desafio.
Chicago 1c, Oh, 2e; Boston
lie lob, De.
La gaceta., 1941-07-25

VACA.-Se vende. Recien pa
rida. Raza Jersey. Saludable. Sc
gundo parto Dirijase a 2136
Conrado, West Tampa
La gaceta., 1941-07-25

tiran DeSoto Merchants con I.
B. Boys Club, a las 200, y Cal
contra las muchachas
de AL and +, a las 8,
La gaceta., 1941-07-25

G. Sc
dan, buena condici6n mecanica,
$500. InfOrman 1923 North
westland avenue.
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IIGA AMERICANA

Hicieron los SenadoreS cua-
tro carreras en- ell noveno inn
ing y maltrataron a los Tigres.
Newhouser solo tOler6 seis hits,
pero con ellos lie pasaron 6 wees
Ell home. Ell triunfo lie TOGO a
Chase.
Detroit sc, Oh, lie; Washing
ton &c Oh, lie.
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A COSTA
Ne pase hundlaeiones pOr timer
y cara LENA De grauoa. Aenf En-
ID u aydaa. FL nqnida EEM0,
P9cerosO g~uaviSaate, silvia rkpi.
deMgsxta 9 coneg6n 81 dolor v
eur4- ZENQ eontieae 10 Dc Sos
mas bOdeRos5s electives sngro-
pef e~specialistas Dc gran m6fitO.
qAa prusba Il eenvCicsrG. SS 0ts.
ea.on Ia ~eaalquier bOtNa.
@4eaess mo4ARAg, naeomendaaos
La gaceta., 1941-07-25

Una nueva derrota lie proper
cionaron aver los Yankees a los
.Indios de Cleveland a diez ell nj
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vlrtOrianO Manteiga, Editor
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-06-26
1t Worked For A While

"The five per cent grab that the
Stassen administration took from the
highway department two years ago, to
get money for other state depart
ments without raising real estate
taxes was to give an appearance of
economy" says the Park Region
Echo. The law was knocked out by
the state supreme court.
Then the Echo editor goes on to
make an argument that makes one
wonder if he feels there are too many
attorneys in the lawmaking body. He
says: "Farmer-Labor members of the
Legislature predicted at the time that
that would happen. Governor Stas-
sen is lawyer and so are forty or
fifty members of the Legislature. The
natural conclusion is that they knew
the trick wouldn't stand up but it
was worth trying for the two or three
years before the high court got around
to it, because it would bring in close
to a million dollars year, while it
lasted"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-06-26
Duquette

Mr.. and Mrs. Bloomquist of Flint, Mich
called for a short chat with Mr. and
Mrs. E: Torell Monday noon of last week
Mrs. BloomquiSt is daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Erickson who used to own
the Soderburg farm. They sold out and
moved to Mancelona, Mich, twenty-one
years ago when Selma Mrs. Bloomuuist)
was only three years of age. They were
on trip to Detroit Lakes to visit with
Mr.. Bloomquists brother.
The Cheerio Circle met at the home of
Mrs. Gunhild Lund Wednesday afternoon
of last week.
Edward Keyport of Askov. spent the
weekend at his parental home here
The All girls of the Duquette club met
at the E. L. Johnson home Saturday aft
ernoon.
The June meeting of the All Club will
be held Friday evening, June 81, at the
Glen Furgeson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Balsom of Milwaukee,
spent the weekend at the Balsom home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Koecher and sons
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Anderson. Mrs John
Swenson and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. john
son and children spent Saturday eve
ming with Mrs. Balsom.
At the annual school meeting Tuesday
evening Rudolph Bloom and Alvin An
derson were elected directors for the next
three years.
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Pleasant Hill

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kvasnicka and
son and Mrs. Mach and Mildred and
Emil were callers at the Ed. Mach
home recently.
Mrs. Mary Kvasnicka returned
from the Ostlund place Saturday
evening. Mrs. Kvasnicka was taking
care of Mrs. Ostlund and the new
daughter who was born June 9. She
will be known as Mary Louise.
Ray Ostlund was caller at the
John Southerton place recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kvasnicka and
son were callers at the Chas. Kunz
home recently.
The Anton Mach family of Ogilvie,
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Johnson and chill
dren of Minneapolis, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Kvasnicka and children of
Minneapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kvas-
nicka and son and Mrs. Mary Kvas-
nicka of Bruno, helped Paul Kvas-
nicka celebrate his birthday Sum-
day near Mora.
Adolf Larson was a caller at the
Fredolin Martinez home Monday.
afternoon.
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Norman Township

C.. o. Billman was a caller in this
neighborhood Tuesday.
w. w. Ogilvie called at the S.
Purull home Wednesday of last week.
Chester Waletzko called at the
Steve Purull home last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Berg spent
Friday and Saturday in Braham and
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Berg and son
Harold motored here from Mime
apolis Saturday to visit at the homes
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter, Carl and
Elmer Berg, returning to Minneapo-
lis Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Purull and
Phillis and Mrs. Elmer Berg and son
visited at the Walter Berg home
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Elmer Berg and son visited
at the Steven Purull home last Thurs
day.
August Kruger and daughter Bever-
ly and son August, Jr., motored to
Baraboo, Wis, last Thursday to visit
relatives for few days.
Mrs. Elmer Berg and son visited
at the Walter Berg home Sunday aft
ernoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Berg and son
Harold visited with Mrs. Elmer Berg
Saturday.
L. H. Kowitz is working for Mrs
H. Tengesdahl this week.