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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET for sale,
reasonable. Apply 1912 H ST. ne
! BEAUTY SHOP. vicinity 14th and Park
b5d band,a b9OfhS new sSoe equipment $500
HOTEL AND CLUBHOUSE furnished, on
| Chesapeake Bay, - miles from D C. Sell
| or rent. Easy terms. MA. 1928.
| FOR SALE close estate. grist mill molasses,
poultry and chick food plant. 10000
r;r- track in alexandra. Henry S. Wattles,
phone Alex 2529. 514 Cameron St g.
WILL PURCHASE SMALL BUSINESS, gas
Ga fssF 55 eRssF B6s
DELICATESSEN and variety store. stock
| and fixtures; $500; worth $1,000. Leaving
| town. Phone Franklin 1854. g.
NEAR NAVY YARD, rooming house; very
| reasonable; owner transferred. Call
| Franklin OPAL. -
! bldgs.; no competition near; rent. S55 per
% 000 half Ss cash % See Mr. cbaTbas prt'g Rogers
Real Estate, 604 F ST. NV. Ma. S137.
SODA FOUNTAIN and luncheonette down
town corner, est: several years business S mes
has "a o0 0utgroWn present owner; price, $1,000,
Estate 604 F St. NV Ma. si$5,
ARIsTO DRY CLEANING LAUNDRY and
circulating library for sale, $500. Selling
because OF illness. Call GE. 1862.
hES AOfaN1 LOT rent WOnQer1ul OppOr-
tunity: old established stand; owner re-
tired. For appointment call. North 1885.
GROCERY AND MEATS, self-service, no
apt; rent, S125 mo; weekly average sales,
| 1900; stock, fixtures. 1910 truck; best
| cash offer over S3,150; no brokers. Box
| 139-X Star So
| BOARDING. HOUSE, 18th and R I ave
| IA rooms, baths, oil heat, 2-car garage;
all full For infor. call MI. 1915 after Z. .
| WANTED TO BUY, from owner. rooming
| house. 20 rooms or more, near Govt. offices.
Box 27-X, Star. s.
D. G. S. MARKET. doing 5000, half cash.
! good accounts: modern fixtures: closed
| Sundays Box 159-R. Star.
| PARTNER WANTED
| With $4,000 cash to join me in opening
| es ting and roOming adjacent to new large
| plant nearby with $4,000 people: no place
to eTn
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BOATS.
CABIN MOTORBOAT. Chesapeake Bay
type. 40 feet Just reconditioned; 32-h.p,
Buick motor $3.50 Saturday afternoon
or all day Sunday at Deal Beach. Md.
Frank Phipps Deal. Md, or ]. 7. Howes,
Churchton. Md.
DINGHY round bottom, 7-ft, canvas COW
cred perfect condition. complete with oars;
$50 Call Hyattsvllle 0254.
CABIN CRUISER, 35-ft. Phone Shep-
herd 1895.
SEASLED. 2O-ft. outboard. detachable
cabin also Evinrude Speedifour: sacrifice
cash. Lynns Store, Occoouan, Va.
OUTBOARD BOAT. Thompson, 14-ft.. D.
h;p. motor. practically new; Sl25 cash.
Alexandria 0434.
CABIN MOTOR BOAT, Chesapeake Bay
type, AZ IT. lust reconditioned. 32-h p.
or all day Sunday Ut Deale Beach Nd.
FRANK PHIPPS Deale, Nd, or J. T.
HOWES, Churchton. Md.
1910 JOHNSON. ,26-h. p. used 3 mos, and
still in crate, AT 1888
57-FoOT YACHT, perfectly equipped.
Ready to go. Cheap. Ariel. See Steward,
Corirthian Yacht Club.
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WHITE MEN,
TWO MEN

TWO MEN,
With cars and familiar with Arlington
County Now is the time to make real
money selling homes. ONCE cooperation
and leads furnished Mr.. Mills, CHI. l43S.
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1875 SOMERSET PL. NV. near Walter
bath: 3 windows: conv. bus GE 2S41.
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HELP MEN.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAl

TtE1L Ed n T. kOALCOpMf1r.
We have an opening for a live wide
awake, honest man. real opportunity
to make good money. Experience un-
necessary. Apply in person.
A. S. GARDINER g. CO.,
1881 L st. NV MA. 1884.
SODA DISPENSERS, 18 to Is
years of age, experience not
necessary. Applicants under 81
years of age must have birth Ger
tificate or other suitable evidence
of age. Steady work, chance for
advancement. Apply in person,
employment department, Peoples
Drug Stores, IT P st. ne, 9 am.
to noon daily.
MEN, young, age 81 to 80; res
taurant work, large company,
unlimited opportunities. No ex-
perience necessary. Apply TIA
18th st. NV.
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452S 9th ST. NW.-Beautiful large furn.
corner rm.; large windows; unlin. phone:
suitable for . IA 0535
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SCOTTY, all black, male answers to name
'Scotty." Please return to Sal So. Barton
Sr Ar1i Ia Reward
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NEW HOUSE, attractively furnished; spa
reasonable Wisconsin bS5r
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

SEASONED WOOD. oak. 50 so cord: mixed
wood. $3.50 cord delivered and stored.
SH 6697-W
FIREPLACE WOOD well seasoned. any
length. 50; immediate delivery. WE, 1146.
FIREWOOD- Seasoned Oak and Hickory,
SO Per Cord. Anv Length: Quick Delivery
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK, good, white, wants g.h.w.: exp, ref; /;
stay nights; adults. gentiles; only SlO.
Box 35-X. Star y.
GIRL, colored, neat experienced, wants
days work, general housework or cleaning
bachelor apt. Michigan 0890.
GIRL, colored wishes part-time work; city
reference. Metropolitan 1858.
GIRL, colored, wants job, general house.
work, and also a good cook have good rel.
Metropolitan 0926.
LAUNDRY work to take home; colored
woman; ref: consider your price; shirts
speciality. DI. 1857.
WOMAN, col, settled. wishes Job with en-
ployed couple; fond Of children. Decatur
1851.
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COCKER PUPS.
BOATS.

Sired. Son of Champion. outstanding pups
of gorgeous parents: S1S-S2O. WA. 17I2.
1919 Bunker Hill I'd. Mt Rainier
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425 NEW JERSEY AVE. Sc. near Can't
tol-Large room. 1st floor front: 4 vim
dowS. twin beds quiet neighborhood: rea-
SOnable
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SANDWICH SHOP, s.w., near Government
oldgs; no competition near; rent. SOB per
month; same owner l3 years; price. 81
900; half cash See Mr.. Charuhas, Rogers
Real Estate. 6O4 ST. NV Ma Sl31.
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HELP MEN.
(Continued.)

LABORER, colored. familiar with lumber
See Mr.. Higgins, new building, 1909 45th
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself ROBERT VIM. HALL, P. o. Box
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WELL ESTABLISHED GROCERY.

About $4,000 cash needed. Long estab-
liShed paying business in Al location;
equipment latest and best. Lease nearly
10 years to go. at very low rental; owner
will make reliable party an interesting
proposition. Business is in Arlington Va
one of the fastest growing sections of the
United States. Appointment arranged. Box
:542-R, Star
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1925 NV. Apt. Large, comfortable
room: new furniture 3 windows: semi
private bath: to Christian man or lady
only So so. See Mr.. ProSs.
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FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT ABANDONED. STRAY
ANIMALS to Animal Rest Shelter. 5000
Wheeler rd sc AT 1853 Present tacili-
ties limited to that class onlv
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ItodI EoIdtt, UUt = 81. INV. M. oIoI
SODA FOUNTAIN and luncheonette. down
town corner, est. several years, business
has outgroWn present owner; price, $1,000.
$1,000 cash will handle. Rogers Real
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CAMERA SERVICE 6 REPAIRS
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER & d'ALBERT INC.
BIB 10-h st. NV Phone National 47l2
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WAN TED
With $4,000 cash to join me in opening
eating and rooming adjacent to new large
plant nearby with $4,000 people: no place
to eat or sleep; experience unnecessary:
should make tidy fortune in next year or
two; references EXCHANGED. Box 3S-X,
Star
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-
DRESSMAKING, alterations, in or out:
very reasonable prices 1859 Champlain
st CO. 10332
STENOGRAPHIC SECRETARY. speedy,
shorthand 40, type Us words per minute.
Telephone Hillside 07SS. IL
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2014 CoNN.-Refined lady share lse. front
studio rm.: 4 windows, fireplace, inner
SD: or a couple may have this rm. Gentiles.
ANACOSTTA. 1901 FAIRLAWN AVE. 6 e.
near Navy Yard-Nice room, next bath:
81 Wk Lincoln 1211-I
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SALsSMEN.

SALESMAN, good knowledge of drafting
supplies and equipment including repro
pleasing personality, ability to get along
with people: preferably not in draft; car
desirable: Give age, education. experience
religion, references and salary expected
Write Box 55-X Star
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1892 14th ST NV. Apt 5-Doubie COM
Portable room twin beds; adjoining bath:
S25 mo. Call AID 112I
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WILL PURCHASE SMALL BUSINESS, gas
station or cigar and newsstand pref Give
full particulars first letter. Box 152-X. Star.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION, new. $3.50 Iorio draftee
must sell, reas.. cash. Temple 1882.
ANTIQUES-Maple rope bed. complete with
box spring and mattress. Temple 4l1O.
ANTIQUES-An sorts. Beyond Frederick,
turn right at Boonsboro and follow signs.
Antiques Wick"
ANTIQUES corner cupboards, walnut;
also 2 cherry corner cupboardS, Eepple-
white table, Hepplewhite chest of drawers,
mahogany; Windsor settee no,v victorian nb fur fur
glass and china. Any one interested in
above articles will be admitted without
charge. Eli Alper Antique Shop, Rockville.
Md. Telephone 214
ANTIQUES-Shefneld and solid silver,
and light candelabras. also bric-a-brac
furniture. fat and hollowware silver. Muir
ray Galleries, 1724 Goth st. NV. DU. 1211.
AUTO GLASS, new safety, installed any
make car: not over $3.50 Glasser's, 2nd
and Florida ave. ne. DI 1910. 10'
BATHTUBs. used. SIS: suitable for scaldins
hogs, Watering stock, other farm uses.
HECHINGER CO.. 18th and II SITS. ne.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

DOGS. PETS, ETC.
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES, 6. beautiful
10 weeks old; sire, Singoe,s ATiS: dam;
and shooting dog strains. 4 males, S25
each: > females. 500 each. Papers 70 reg
lister. Apply 1916 Colege ave, College
Park. Nd. Berwyn 3s2-W.
DOBERMAN PINSCHER PUPPY, registered.
black and tan. male, championship pedl-
gree. not kennel bred: ancestors are house
pets and guards. Shepherd 1890.
WIRE-HAIRED male young, thoroughbred,
healthy, affectionate disposition; lmmedl-
ate sale price. Sl5. North 0315.
WIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER PUPS. real
show type, REGISTERED A K. C.: Easter pets;
must sell, moving. Georgia 1900.
COCKER PUPPIES, s wks. black Champ
My Own Brucie and Sand Spring blood
lines Exceptionally nice. Chestnut 7033.
EASTER KITTENS free to good homes.
Call at 1907 Pa. ave NV. g.
WANTED-Cocker spaniel puppy. black. 3
10 months old. Pedigreed. Box 5O-R,
Star.
CnCDED DTTDC
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NURSE. white, care of ONO. old baby
employed counle: ref. eXn. live in. Give
full details Roy 16S-R, Star
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BABY CHICKS.

BARRED ROCKS. r I REDS. SIS 90 per
100 Conkey's Y-O feeds James Feed
Store 6l9 K st NV Metropolitan O0S9.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER, all records reliable. sue
CeSSful contacts both customers and cred
torS. thoroughly eXperlenced. Sligo 531l
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GARAGE BUILT for only sI4e: sxIO porch
inclosed with storm sash and screens
1929 Proctor. DI SS43
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BATHTUBS, sinks, toilet combination,
lumber. doors, windows, brick.
HOFFMAN'S
General Wrecking Co, Brentwood Rd. at W
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

AWYER. closing once, has desk. valuable
ooks. bookcases and file cases to sell.
nv S1-M Star
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ARIsTO DRY CLEANING LAUNDRY and
circulating library for sale, $500. Selling
because of illness Call GE $3.50
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NaaAA ASAi'Aoo Va AiJ oASAoil'
Very desirable or 6 rm suite, dark
rm and lavatory: large front window; air
condition optional: low rent 2SI7 18th
st NV Columbia 1O412
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HELP MEN G WOMEN,

COLORED-You can now earn $40 to $50
week. full or part time. taking orders
Call at 22l3 Georgia ave. NV, to IL
am; to 8 pm.
COUPLE, married, no children, on farm
near Washington: $4,000 a month, room
and board. Box 10-X, Star s"
COUPLE, woman g.h.w., man houseman-
chauffeur; live in: comfortable room in
town; some laundry; local refs. MI. 4455,
S10-WE PAY-S10.
To Housewives and Canvassers for oil
burner prospects WE SELL MI 0o22.
COUPLE. WHITE. MIDDLE-AGED, TO
Care for new and modern 19-family apart
ment with oil heat Will give beautiful
apt. and small monthly pay in exchange for
services. State age. reference and expert
ence Box 330-R, Star
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WANTED TO BUY, from owner. rooming
house; 20 rooms or more, near Govt. offices.
Box 21-X. Star -
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SITUATIONS MEN.

SITUATIONS MEN.
ADVERTISING EXPERT, writes effective
sales letters. circulars. mailing pieces.
Fee basis National 54S7. s.
BOY. colored, desires job of any nature;
experienced worker: former c. c. c. en-
rolee: references Ii. 04S7.
CHEF, MANAGING, now employed, 20
years exp. wishes to make, connections
with 1st-class hotel or club in or out OF
District Local refs. Box 23-X. Star. s.
coEsTRUcTIoN FoREEMgAAN "A uts to - supervise
ences. Mr. Bell. Hillside Os21. s.
FARM MANAGER, expert on all farm
equipment and handling of stock: will not
work a tobacco farm. Box 193-X, Star.
GARDENER, English-American life expert
ence in all branches of gardening, includ-
ing greenhouses and landscaping: excel
lent references Box 162-x, Star.
MAN, colored wants steady Job, elevator
operator chauffeur, porter; permit; ref
erences. Adams 591S. o.
NIGHT wATCHMAN wants Job; have had
r yrs. police exp; age "a; best OF reIer-
ences Box 149-X Star. u
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5503 4th ST NW-Double room. twin
beds; semi-private bath; $50 double. S25
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GENTLEMEN, can take several in det.,
beautifully furnished. private home: South-
ern exposure; beautiful porch and grounds:
few blocks from tennis courts and eulf
course, at Military rd, 18th st. extended:
bus a. door breakfast optional. GE. 4443
1901 KIBOURNE PL. NW-Large BAY
window south front room: near Mt. Pleas
ant cars 18th ST. bus CO. 663S
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BIS 3rd N.W.-Recreation room, fur
niShed. suitable for two: private shower
and lavatory. Phone ia. 6419. All cows.
1901 CLIFTON NV. No 3-Room 2
emp young ladies; plenty heat, hot water.
tiled bath. comfortable private home: new
furn.; cor. apt; ref, required; So wk
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1851 MT PLEASANT ST, Apt. ga. :
tractive room. kitchen privileges. DU.
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TIE WESTMINSTER. 1907 18th NV
Newly decorated rms, running water; In
ner-spring mattresses. 24-hour elevator.
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1913 c ST NE.-Large, 3-window. End
floor front room, next to bath; convenient
bus: gentleman preferred
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-09-11
Dairy Groups Fight
McNutt OleO Order

In a petition filed in the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals at
st. Louis, asking that the oleomar-
garine order of Paul v. McNutt, Fed
eral Security administrator, be set
aside and reversed, Land OLakes
Creameries and the Twin City Milk
Producers Association assert that Mr..
McNutt has not now and never has
had the authority to make the oleo
order, declaring that sole power
thereof rests with the Secretary of
Agriculture.
The petition, filed by Doherty,
Rumble, Butler, Sullivan & Mitchell,
attorneys for the petitioners, declares
that oleomargarine is used for the
same purpose as butter and is a
substitute thereof and if the order
stands permitting it to more nearly
simulate butter in color, flavor, or
texture, the result will be an in
creased use of oleomargarine and de-
creased sale and consumption of but
ter. The use of the ingredients
permitted in the ruling will not pro-
mote honesty and fair dealing in the
interests of consumers and will lead
consumers to believe that oleo ac-
tually has substantial quantities Of
butter in it.
The petition is signed by John
Brandt, president of Land O'Lakes
Creameries, and w. S. Moscrip, presi-
dent of the Twin City Milk Producers
Association.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-09-11
Economic Causes of this
War Guardedly Covered.

The third indication that Mr..
Churchill, backed by President Roose-
welt, may be ready soon to negotiate,
is found in the fact that their Joint
Statement takes up, though gingerly,
the economic issues for which Ger
many, Italy and Japan have gone
to war. These three nations are
fighting for "a place in the sun"
Being poor themselves in raw ma
terials and having been subject to
squeeze plays whenever the rich ma
tons have seen fit to exert economic
pressure on them, they have chosen
to 60 to war to remedy this situation
at the expense of their neighbors.
The British Empire and the United
States, on the other hand, are the
two richest nations in the world, be-
ing credited with some three ifths
of the essential natural resources with
which wars are won and prosperity
achieved. It is significant, there
fore, that the heads of these two ma
tons do not dodge this question, al
though they show wholesome re-
spect for public opinion at home and
their nations interests. Hence they
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-09-11

Rugs, hooked-Mrs. Carl Sorensen Mrs.
Martin johnson, Mrs. Marshall Halgren.
Rugs, shaggy hooked-Helen Hede, Mrs.
Lawrence DeMariS.
Rugs, crocheted-MrS. Martin Johnson,
Mrs. Emery Nedegaard, Mrs. Marie Ell
kjer.
Pictures, embroidered-Mrs. Rasmus Pc
terSen, Mrs. Chr. Sandahl.
Needlepoint pictures-Mrs. Emil Hansen.
Mrs. Carl ErikSen, Meta Nielsen.
Fourth Prize List.
LA Mortensen. first prize, S. c. White
Leghorn
Evald Jorgensen, second prize, White
Rocks, no competition.
Alvin Madsen second prize S. c. Rhode
Island Reds, no competition.
Philip krantz, second prize, turkeys.
no competition.
Gilbert Clausen. first prize. Holstein
calf.
Bread baking-Doris Eckberg. DeEtte
KrantZ.
Cake-Lenora Hede, second.
Cookies, Lenora Hede, second. Lenora
Hede, third.
First year clothing-Lenora Hede. Anita
Thomson, DeEtte KrantZ.
Second year clothing-DoriS Eckberg,
second.
Gardening-Verner Krantz, Lois Nor
Jensen.
Flowers, Gladiolus-Kenneth Krantz.
Werner KrantZ.
Flowers Zinnias-Lois Mortensen, Phil
ip Krantz, Harold FrederikSen.
Flowers, Gloxinia-Harold Frederiksen-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-09-11
JOINT DECLARATION
First, their countries seek no

First, their countries seek no ag-
grandizement, territorial or other;
Second, they desire to see no
territorial changes that do not &C
cord with the freely expressed
wishes of the peoples concerned;
Third, they respect the right of
all peoples to choose the form
of government under which they
will live; and they wish to see
sovereign rights and self-govern-
ment restored to those who have
been forcibly deprived of them;
Fourth, they will endeavor, with
due respect for their existing obli-
cations, to further the enjoyment
by all States, great or small, vic
tor or vanquished, of access, on
equal terms, to the trade and to the
raw materials of the world which
are needed for their economic
prosperity;
Fifth, they desire to bring about
the fullest collaboration between
all nations in the economic field
with the object of securing, for
all, improved labor standards, eco
nomic advancement and social Sc
curity;
Sixth, after the final destruction
of the Nazi tyranny, they hope to
see established a peace which will
afford to all nations the means
of dwelling in safety within their
own boundaries, and which will
afford assurance that all the men
in all the lands may live out their
lives in freedom from fear and
want;
Seventh, such peace should
enable all men to traverse the
high seas and oceans without him
drance;
Eighth, they believe that all of
the nations of the world, for real
istic as well as spiritual reasons,
must come to the abandonment
of the use of force. Since no flu
ture peace can be maintained if
land, sea or air ornaments con-
tinue to be employed by nations
which threaten, or may threaten,
aggression outside of their from
tiers, they believe, pending the
establishment of wider and per-
manent system of general securi-
ty, that the disarmament of such
nations is essential. They will
likewise aid and encourage all
other practicable measures which
will tighten for peace-loving peo-
pies the crushing burden of arma-
mentS.
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT.
WINSTON S. CHURCHILL.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-09-11

and their campaign is stabilized"
Briefly, this dispatch says the Ger
mans have already informally pro-
posed complete withdrawal of their
forces from Norway, Denmark, The
Netherlands, Belgium and France,
'reserving only the right to occupy
northern Russia and the Ukraine
for acknowledgement period" The
British Empire would be sun
touched. Poland would be re-es-
tablished, as well as a semi-auto-
nomous Czech state, and some meas
ure of independence would be given
to Yugoslavia and Greece" Italy
would receive back Ethiopia and
Libya, and would be given Tunisia
by France. If this informal state
ment should prove to be correct
anticipation of an official offer by
Germany, there would obviously be
basis for negotiation between the
demand of one side for the ode
struction of the Nazi tyranny" and the
offer on the other side to withdraw
the military forces from the con-
quered countries.
No Threats nor Demands,
Only Hopes and Beliefs.
A second significant characteristic
of the joint declaration is the mild
and conciliatory tone that has re-
placed the old buster and vitupera-
ton. Observe the new approach to
controversial issues: Winston Church.
Ill and President Roosevelt wish to
see" political autonomy restored to
conquered peoples; ."hope to see" a
peace in which all men have free
dom from fear and want" ''believe"
that all nations, for their own good,
must come to the abandonment of
the use of force;" "believe, if land,
sea or air ornaments continue to be
employed by nations which threaten,
or may threaten, aggression outside
of their frontiers that the dis
armament of such nations is essen
tial." These expressions of opinion,
of hopes and wishes, are remarkably
conciliatory after what we have been
hearing from both sides of the Eng
lish Channel.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-09-11

are not overprecise in their pledges:
'They will endeavor, with due re-
spect for their existing obligations,
to further the enjoyment by all
States, great or small, victor or van
quished, of access, on equal terms,
to the trade and to the raw materials
of the world which are needed for
their economic prosperity; they desire
to bring about the fullest collabora-
ton between all nations in the eco
nomic field with the object of Sc
curing, for all, improved labor stand
ards, economic advancement and soci-
al security" This is pretty vague,
yet probably all that could be said
now. Remember that the bargain
ing is yet to come.
Must Continue To Oppose
Every Step Towards War.
Having indicated our deep convic-
ton that ending this unspeakable
war by negotiation on the basis of
these Eight Points or any other mutu-
ally satisfactory basis at the earliest
possible moment is infinitely better
than prolonging the war or extending
it by Americas entry, there remains
still much to be said, which will
appear in later editorials. During the
next few weeks we may expect a re-
turn to name-calling on both sides,
and much sparring for position. VIM
Ston ChurchilPs speech on August
"a would fit into either war pat
tern or the peace pattern we here
enviSage. For, Of course, his bold
anticipation of defeated and dis
armed Germany accepting dictated
peace at the hands of Russia, Britain
and the United States assumed a
victorious Russia and the "all-out"
participation of America for years
and years with millions of men. AS
long as Russia holds out, we must
expect both Churchill and Roosevelt
to continue this talking of war. Presi-
dent Roosevelt may even venture on
further warlike steps. All such steps
the anti-war forces must oppose as
they come. There must be an in
creasing tempo in our manifestations
of strength. If any more "Icelands"
confront us with fats saccomplis,
pressure for the impeachment of the
Cabinet members responsible must
begin in all seriousness. Public opin-
ion will continue to rule in our
country, we believe, and public opin-
ion can make the Eight Points the
beginning of negotiated peace.