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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-10-02
.REA To Sponsor
Nutrition Areas
ForNewProgram
Will Benefit Pupils and Pa
irons of Twelve Rural
Schools in Pine County.

In line with the nations efforts
to improve nutrition, both for the
period of the defense emergency and
for later years, a new REA program
will make it possible for every rural
school in this area which is served
by an REA-financed line to set up
food preparation center. In this
area there are approximately IL such
schools. The centers would provide
electrical equipment for processing
and preserving health-building foods.
Howard Shaw, manager of the
North Pine Electric Cooperative with
offices at Finlayson, attended re-
gional conference in Mankato, Sep
TENDER % and "a, at which some
800 nutrition specialists, state school
superintendent, and REA system
managers formulated plans for put
ting the REA nutrition program into
action in this area.
May Borrow from REA.
Arrangements will be made for
the schools to borrow from the North
Pine Electric Cooperative the funds
for purchasing the equipment, ac-
cording to Mr.. Shaw. Several lead
ing equipment manufacturers have
agreed to give the schools special
discount, he said.
Mr.. Shaw outlined the benefits
which might be expected in this area
if the people of the community,
school officials and various commune
ty groups work together to get the
food preparation centers established.
The centers would provide facilities
for preparing hot school lunches. Ex-
tension Service workers could use
the facilities for demonstrating to
adult groups the most scientific meth
DDS of processing and preserving
foods, and rural citizens of the COM
munity could make full use of the
equipment for applying these meth
DDS to their fruits, vegetables and
grains for home use, he said.
Equipment Needed.
The type and size of electrical
equipment feasible for a particular
center would depend upon the num-
Der of pupils for whom lunches are
to be prepared, on the amount of
available space, and on what finan-
cial obligation can safely be assumed
in equipping the center, according
to Mr.. Shaw. Insofar as possible,
the centers should include a re-
frigerator, stove, dehydrating equip
ment for fruits and vegetables, and
small unit for grinding whole-grain
flour and cereals.
Regarding the REA Nutrition Pro-
gram, John w. Studebaker, commits
sioner of the U. S. Office of Educa-
ton, stated: "All-out defense is not
a matter of armies alone. All civili-
ans-our men, our women-our chill
dren must also play their part in the
battle of production and the main
tenance of national morale.
Rural Sections Benefited.
"Rural identification has made
many things possible for the country
school which were never possible be-
fore. Even in very low income areas,
REA-fnanced electric power has
meant that rural people can have
some of the greatest advantages of
modern science.
Health has long been a cardinal
principle of education. Now is the
time for schools to put that principle
into action on a broader front than
ever before"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-10-02

A defense inventory of all Mime
sota's trucks and buses, for possible
emergency use, is being conducted
by a trained staff of 40 WPA
workers..
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-10-02

Turkish laws are an exact dupli
cate of the Swiss laws.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-10-02
ASTATE ANDA
COUNTRY WITH
TWO CAPITALS

SINCE 1859 RHODE ISLAND HaN USED eOnl
NEWPORT AND PROVIDENCE FOR IT'S STATE HOUSE
AND CAPITAL. NE MOST FAMOUS Of me TWO IS
nlAr or MwRooT .6UlT IN 1889 AND WHERE EVERY
GOVERNOR SMee nlAT TINE AND Unn i9oo,vAS
NAU6URArt0 MERE NE DECLARATION or Woepta0fME
was READ AND WERE CONVENED me CONVENTION
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-10-02

VHIlH FlADE RH0OE DLhNO ONE
Of NE UNITED STATES.
OLD IAIt MOUSE IN PROVIDENCE.
Built IN i7eo AND OCCUPIED M
De3, WAS USED asa COURT AND
STATE HOUSE Unnl 1900 on
0CTo6tR IS. 1896 A CORNER
5TONe WAS LAID FORA HAUIlRl
NEW 5IAIE CAPITOL At
PROVIDENCE ANO SINCE JAN,
1901 MAS StRveO RHoOe
t(tAAn Cnn re /AOrYA,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-10-02
S1ufa'M' Dates
by Ned Moore

TO THE wOao'THE HAGUE As
TIE QeSi0eh(e OF the SOVEREIGN
AN0 me SEAT Of TIE G0vtRnhfNI,
Is me CAPITAL or me NtTntQlAN
8uITae 0UToa CONSIDER
AMSTERDAM The REAL (ApLAi or
MtlR COUNTRY As II RATES
HIGHEST COMMERCIALLY AND
BECAUSE me SOVEREIGN IS
CROWNED THEoE. Tue (oussel0Q
Or TIE R0iA NtIatRLAND ltGAnON
At WASHINGTON EXPLAINS THIS
VIEWPOINT m SIhIlNe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
BY FDG Ar HAYES

One by one they marched Off
There was no taking OF big groups
at ono time and only IN a fow
isolated cases was there fanfare
Most ot these younCS saw their
duty and FASTENED 10 fulfill II
Now a quick survey of the sport
scene shows scores of familiar
faces missing. From Hawaii ,
Pearl Harbor 10 the battle front
OF Europe boys whom we chcered
in games hero are battling I'M the
biggest of all contests. ON Ice
land and no doubt ON Wake Island
and N Manila Some of our sport
hcrocS are Iust privItQS putting
80 work Tor cbcui>hed ideals thc
knowledge and discipline They
learned IN sports.
Every sport Is represented on
DetroitS honor roll of those bat
ting for Uncle sam The highest
priced stars and tho kids from the
SandlOtS. they're All in there dong
their blt and now MS quite = hiE
hii
Players like Hank Graenberc
who gave up S55o00\to JON the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24

state could substantially increase
its income from racing by the
amending of the racing law 10
permit The state to take a percent
age Of the pari-mutuel handle in
stead Of a flat 81, 500 a day license
fee
Such an amendment was de.
fCaied in the last session Of the
Legislature hut Fry. like all pre-
ViouS commissioners. has again
strongly recommended it as the
only means 10 give the state an
equitable share Of the racing reve-
nue. He recommends the take be
increased from ~ 10 10 per cent,
with the state getting 2ia and the
association 7iq.
The commissioner declared that
any new law should include a pro-
vision for compulsory installation
OF a totalizator Fry reiterated his
declaration that a tote would have
TO he installed before dates are
awarded for the 1912 season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Bruins Bolster
Hockey Lead
R, InternatlonoI New, ssr,ice

w T''''TI -''''7 " IT
The Boston Bruins were a game
and a half ahead Of the second
place Toronto Maple Leafs today
IN the National Hockey League
race. following a B. victory over
the Now York Rangers last night
AT the Boston Garden
The Brooklyn Americans scored
a i-2 victory over the Chicago
BlaCkhaWkS AZ The Now York Car
den. The game cost the Americans
tho services OF Andy BrWniC8n
who sustained a torn muscle below
the knee when he coIHdej with The
GOA post
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Track Nets $96.j3I
I94I Was Most Profitable Season, Figures Show;
Bettors Pushed z Million Through Wieke+s
By LEWIS II. WALTER

The Detroit race tracks To-day
meeting this year showed a profit
of S96.551,75 ON a gross income of
Sl}iS,003 90 State Racing Conn
Edward ! Fry an
noUnCcd today. II WAS the track 5
most profitable season.
Fry revealed tho figures from
an audit Of tho Detroit Racing
Association books recently taken
AT his request. lie has delivered
a copy 10 Gov. Murray y. Van
Wagner with his annual report
and recommendations. he said
to-day
Racing fans pushed SD 353S51
in vagorS through the wickets at
the track. from which the a,Socia-
ton derived 1923 l12 as MS take
ar ~ per cent and S1164OS as
"hreakaCo. - Tho track is allowed
go break 10 The dime in It's pari-
wutucl payoifS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Harvard Cdgers Play
1St Time al LANSING

EAST LANSING. Dec. PA
Harvard athletic team will play
here for the first time in history
tonight when the Crimson cagers
face Michigan State IN Christi
mas Eve basketball encounter at
JenISon FicldhouSe.
II viii mark the fifth start Of
the season for the Spartans who
have loSt only n University Of
Michigan, harvard dropped an
ln'crscCtioBal contest Monday
night 1872 against University Of
Detroit A. Olympia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
City WitEaIraWS Aid
To Federation Mines

Class s. y and G teams in the
Detroit Amateur Baseball Fedora
ton today looked 20 their hackers
alone for support duung The 1912
>4ndlo' season
Members OF the parks and rec
Tc3ton commits SIon n then meet
ing Yesterday included an item ~
s. 800 10 promote baseball In their
1878 budget but specifically
designated D., use for junior teams
with an lS-ycar age limit
They further eliminated an APP
p' oplation Of $500 hudce'ed "a
send champions of The top three
classes 20 national tournaments
Tho American Legion teams and
Flrcmcn Midget division VIII
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24

4 BY 1xo nlaedonsu
SPORTS EDITOR
Baseball Puzzle: What Did CamiIi Say That Makes
MeePhai Want TO Trade Valuable Star

Joe Mccarthy he isn't interested in George McQunn
of the Browns any but admits that Doph Camil
interests him Which brings the thing that puzzles most
fanswhy should Brooklyn get rid of the rdhttng
fancy first sacker, Cami who valuable
player the National League just the
Larry MacPhail quoted saying "Camii talked too
much, but the Dodger high explained :.
Jimmy Councilman doesn't think there will be pro football next
Otto Graham Northwcsterns best scoring punch
in football he is basketball his first game
against Western Michigan. him scoring Is points
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
No Happy New Year for The Subs

Shame Jimmy Crowley and Fordham. who will get
>,oo00 for PLAYING the Sugar Bowl for eight subs
~ GONE And then colleges VIII pom. finger
atcommerclal sports steve Lach. Dukes Al-Amorica
back isn't fast Ace Parker. but better alarouno
cridron performer according 70 Wallace Wade Wash
ington Redskins have p married squad
Chicago Bears -.
The new president and treasure, Of the JSGA George
Blossom Of Chicago and John Rde Of Garden City were
classmates At Yale and brother officers Lakehurst y
during the first World War Cleveland Indians Vernon
Kennedy from the Senator's FOR little the $500
waiver price Rcd buttons 19yeaI-od Acx Is a
the Royal Canadian Air Force Joe. another
of the Brooklyn hockey manager sergeant. is pilot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24

also come under tho close Scru-
tiny of the comm .>slon. following
adoption ~ = resolution of Mrs
Walter oHalr providing that:
THE commission definitely OPP
poses any program which per
mitS or allows the use Of public
funds for any recreation pro-
gram which i conducted nv any
private person, private groups
or private organizations"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24

who played with Louisville voted the American Assoca
tons valuable player last Pro footbalers
be dealing peanuts compared the World Series base
ball cu--but they entitled to take bow for their gen
crosby The Chicago Bears for instance voted SIS apiece
each Of 20 groundsmen Wrgley Field Chicago from
Aher share of championship payof the New York
GIANTS.
Joe Louis tells amateur fighters not 10 get discouraged
The champion recalls that he lost four fights before
ming amateur championship honors Jack Dempsey refused
fat refereeng offers spend holidays his home New
York with mis- wife and daughters George MCAfce
Of the Bears rated the fetest ball pro annals 9S
for 100 yards Hunk Anderson reveals that at the time
he succeeded Knu Rockne coach Nore Dame he Andr
suggested Charley Bachman Gus Dorais And |
still think either would have made great coach for the
IRISH, Anderson said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Paris Hits High
Games in Tying
Stroh for First
Joe Green's 200 Figures
With Konopka's 25s and
AIIaereen's 253

Paris. needing a game 10 Keep
pace with Stroh. brought forth
1913 10 take the odd from Chene-
Trombley in The Detroit Times
AllStar Classic League. and is Sec
ond in the nation today for team
high single. according 10 latest
available ABC records.
This feat was one Of several
performed last night al Chene-
Trombly Recreation. Stroh swept
Schmidt, 3170 10 1920. Schmidt
had a final game of 1865 but
Stroh finished with 1898 Stroh
also flashed a 1901 middle Fred
Wolf had -232-224 for 687.
The victory gave Stroh share
of first place with Paris winner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24


released Will use as regulars Taft
Wright Wallv Moses and Myril Hoag
r. Frltzie Civic. veteran Pittsburgh
scrapper has a crooked nose e.. bat
ne didn't get il in the ring . he was
hit by baseball bat . Rabbit Maran-
Vile says Davey Bancroft former Giant
was the best defensive shortstop he
ever saw and Al Schachts names
Herb Pennock the best southpaw pitcher
he ever saw
Johnny Pesky. 21-year-old Port
land, Ore, boy who will replace Joe
Cronn AT shotstop for the Red Sox
the coming season, developed a sturdy
pair Of legs ice skating around Port
land . He would have become
star hockey player If the Boston club
had not forbidden him playing, accord
ing to Scout Earl Shcely Pesky
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
BACK HoNt.

Eddie Kirk and E-an Furk two
pros did thou stretch and upV
arc home. Both are syvufuC tu-
thcrlcall> if they auc needed
al NculoV d promising Detroit
fighter g om OF Conc -THuurl s.
bclp"r~ ny 'he navy )Goots.n holl
of Windsor tlh'rr In 're first
Diamond Belt tournament lis over
seas with tho Canadian forces
Hundreds of aw7taW lighters from
an parts of the state have en'l7fod
or been drafted
E5rlkcHchor Formerly VthIioIl-
haugh amateur hockey team is
Wtth1 the ROYAL Air Force tnds
CHrk former swimmer for N8Vne
CONTINUED on Page -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24


on the market with the following price
tags Bcrardino $4,000. George Nc
Quinn $4,000 and Chef Laabs $4,000
All Of which is reported to have
come about because the American
League, AZ the Chicago meeting, refused
Barnes a $1,000 loan If the
Yankees can't make deal for a right
handed hitting outheldcr they Will prob
ably BRING up Tuck Stainback. whom
the Tigers turned over TO Kansas City.
A Yankee farm. in the Bill Hitchcock
deal -. A KICK upstairs, maybe?
Jack Adams favors cutting the Ma
tionai Hockey League squads from 10
to u players Eight forwards
three defensemen and goahc should
be enough the Red Wing manager
suggests But what would a club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Basketball Results

Illinois s. Notrs Dame -
Western Michigan 81. Chicago a. 81. y
r iefr University 50 Yale ~ ~
So llnnA tniv 20 ~iaEara Tniv a..
fe1aesaas a. Naylss "a
p CHAM Young g. Iasn0 E0utnsrr r. "a
OKLAHOMA ~ ~ Wiehta f' II
30 0'sns state g.. Kansas sfats "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
CHENE'S BELOW PAR

Paulus' hard-hitting teammates
Jared poorly. Louis Meyers, 400;
Henry Gavie, SAL, and Mike Tesla.
500, with only Steve Cruchon any
where near par at $50 On the
Paris side Joe Green had 203-290
in 664, Perry Allagreen, 642, and
John Crimmins. 635.
Carl KerSten was low In the
1918 game with 1877 with Adolph
Konopka scoring 25S; Green. 200:
Perry Allagreen. 253. and Grim
minis 2l5 Paris had the previous
league mark al 1146. Green's 290
was second high single.
Ekhardt-Becker posted 30l6 TO
I29l6 for Bowling School but lost
two. individually. Ekhardt- Becker
was heads over Bowling School
with Emil Dimitrie throwing 652:
George Holes, 63S, and Chef Blu
kowski, SOL against wayne
Spaulding's 604.
Bill North had 266 middle
game for EeeBee after making
l47 10 open and closed with 139.
Spaulding had 238 second.
20TH CENTURY CLIMBS
Those Twentieth Centurys Of
whom not much has been heard
around these yere parts" of late
cot a $50 from Russell JantZ-
233-252-203 - and 1014-1039 in
3002 Twentieth shutout Pepsi
Cola and slid into a tie for second
with Schmidt. Pepsi had 1869 with
Ken Ludiker up on 591.
With both teams we'll inside
their individual scoring limits.
Mineralites nailed National thrice.
1855 10 269S. Tony Novak's $50
IContinued nm papa I1A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24

Richard A Retman. manager
Of Imperial Alleys. has a real
Christmas gift. Mrs Retman
presented him with a son. their
first. last night at Providence
Hospital. The youngster weighed
Q pounds s ounces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Puts Big Price Tag on Three Stars

Don Barnes is said to have changed his mind Johnny
Berardino and other Browns At first he wouldn't sell
Berardino interested oth her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
White Sox OutfleId-Wriqht, Moses, Hoaq

jimmy Dykes who got rid Of outhedcrs at the base
hall meeting carly this monthJuus SoIes ST. Paul Nike
kreeLLch 10 lhe Ahlelcs and Bon Chairman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24

over Chene-Trombly. 2-1. and
1926 10 2S40. Joe Paulus came out
with 100 for Chene- Trombly. his
best series of the season and Sec
ond high in the league. His lines
were 224-246-259.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24

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