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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-05-22
Goodman Closes Season
By Licking Wood 10 to z
BY William Cathey

The Holmes Junior College base
ball team terminated a fair season
on the diamond Thursday Of last
week by handing the Wood Junior
College lads a 10 to 2 defeat TO
register their second triumph over
Coach John Privette's aggregation
and their third of the year in W
starts.
In the role of defending champ
ions, the Bulldogs failed to show as
much hustle as in the three previous
campaigns when they annexed the
conference title. The hitting and
fielding failed to measure up to the
standards of a consistent winner.
1t was Snyder against Sturdivant
again last week, the same setting
that prevailed on the Goodman cam
pus last month. The latter was
pounded for IL safeties and struck
out seven batters, while the former
gained his third decision in four
starts in limiting the Mathiston out
fit to six blows, two of which were
scratches and one Of which was a
triple from the bludgeon of Scott.
Neither group exhibited much in
the way of fielding with Holmes
committing six boobies and their foes
seven. ]. Lockwood's two singles and
triple and Wesley Whaley's three
SinOlac ,uora faaturaa 80 A.
test, which lacked interest and which
required over two and a half hours
to complete.
Coach j. X. Campbell's team count
ed first in the second inning when J.
Lockwood rammed a three-baser intc
right field near the base line and
Tailed after Hall skied to Askew in
the same garden.
Whaley's single, Reeds double
his only rap of the day, and J. Lock.
woods single Melted a pair of mark,
ers in the fourth to give the victor.
a 3 to 0 margin. SCOTS triple into
the far reaches of left field ant
Whaley's tumble gave the Eagles one
of their counters in the fourth frame
Goodman staged a four-rur
splurge in the fifth when E. Lock
wood was safe on Migrants errol
for a starter. Smith, famed ant
Biggers and Thomas walked in sue
cession. Whaley's single registered
Lockwood and Biggers and Thoma.
scampered to third. Scott jugglec
Reeds smash to second and botl
Whaley and Thomas tailed. Will
one out IN the ninth stanza J. Lock.
wood singled and took second or
Dinkelocker's miscue in right. Hal
singled Lockwood home and went to
second on the throw to the plate. A
wild pitch sem the latter to third
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-05-22
B. S. u. Council Elected

The nominating committee con-
sisting Of Rubye Lollar, Paul Sax
ton. Grady Jones, Lettie Bunch and
Bolton Berry met recently and NOM
mated the following students for
the B. S. u. Council for 1941-42:
President, Clark McMurray; 1st
Vice President, Willie Earle Moore;
End Vice President, Mary Alice Par
ker; 3rd Vice President, John Mil
Ter; Pianist, Annie Lloyd Knight;
Secretary and Treasurer, Foy Pitt
man; Publicity Chairman, Mary
Gordon Turner. Faculty Advisor
Miss Jessie Van Osdel and the Pas
tor Rev. Madison Flowers.
The Baptist students met and
elected these students as officers for
the following year.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-05-22
Our Air Minded Bows

The Air Minded men of the cam.
pus had their chance last week. On
April 20, Colonel LOWE C. Mallory
and a board of Assistants from At
lanta, Georgia, came here to recruit
men for the Army Air Corps. The
board gave a physical examination
TO all men who would finish two
years of College this year and were
at least twenty years of age. Colonel
Mallory said that those joining nov
would be called late in July. Those
that successfully passed the examina.
ton are: Albert Galloway, Hervert
Arnold, Brady Cole, Leroy McCrory
Jimmy Lehman, Brooks Vance, Pow.
ell Golding and Paul Saxton.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-05-22

from where ne scored later on Vick,s
low throw to the platter on Snyder,s
fielder's choice, and the latter ran
to second Smih single later brought
Snyder home for the third and final
tally. An infield by Wick, a passed
ball and Smiths third error gave
the losers anoher marker in thu
final chapter.
The toals were: Goodman, 10 runs.
ii hits and s errors; Wood, 2 runs,
6 hits and z errors. Batteries: Good
man, Snyder and ]. Lockwood; Wood.
Sturdivant and Rowe.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-05-22
Sever and Roy Triumph

Sever Eubanks of Winona won
the state junior college singles ten
mis- Championship for 1940-41 for
H. j. c.
Sever and Roy Mcdaniel, of Good
man, brought back the doubles title
also, completing a perfect season.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-05-22
Voice RecituI

Mrs Martha Tye McKie present
ed the following students in a
charming voice recital, Thursday
night, May Is, in the Holmes Junior
College auditorium:
Annie Lloyd Knight, Rosalie
Moore, Mary Edna Brown, Kathryn
Williams, Mary Elizabeth Boykin,
Billy Jones Campbell and John
Miller.
The Girls Glee Club and the SEX
tet also rendered several selections.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-05-22
Summer School at n. J. C.

Because of many valuable pur-
poses which have made summer
schools so popular, throughout the
country, Holmes Junior College, is
offering a nine week our during
the summer of 1941.
The summer session will begin
June 2 and end on August IL.
Courses for which there is suf.
ficient demand will be offered un-
der the direction of teachers of
splendid training and experience.
Many attractive forms of recrea-
ton will make the summer school
an enjoyable way of spending a USE
full vacation.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-05-22

The following students of Mrs.
Martha Tye MeKie will present a
piano recital, Monday night, May 10,
in the Holmes Jr. College auditor
ium:
Resale Moore. Eloise Watkins,
Jane Wilburn, Rosa Wyse Ford, John
Howard Douglas, Mildred Wynn.
Katherine williams and Lille Mae
Bennett
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-05-22
rounded men on the team.

rounded men on the team.
Shots, Treloar, Vance and Boy
EFT were good field men. Boyett and
Treloar give promise of being very
good next year.
Although no member Of the team
won a first place every man who
entered placed in the state meet.
Coach Branch should be commend
ed for his splendid work with this
years team. Truly from a small
beginning they have made a sue
cessful end.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-05-22
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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-05-22
The Golf Course

The Golf Course under the sup
ervision of Prof. Cauthen has at last
been finished. 1t is a nine hole
affair located in a former COW pas
ture behind the girls dormitory.
Par has not yet been set, but it
will be around thirty.
The greens are made of sand and
they are situated at difficult places
on the course which helps to make
par higher than ordinary,
For a week now the course has
been opened and everyone is strug-
Cling to perfect his amateurish
plays.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-05-22

An added attraction to our campus
is the new eanteen that is being built
by our boys. Coach Thomas, Mr..
Edwards, and Buster Treloar are the
chief contractors. In a few days it
will be completed and ready for
use. IL. j. C. students are proud
of this new canteen, which will be
a thing of beauty" as well as 9
favorite rendezvous.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23
Mafnufa bei Eapit Gins benz
/. 3mDIitcM


gor ieiner Mbreiie nad oem Ser
ncn Often erbielt ser iaponiibe Nus
benminiiter, Yoillfe Matiuofa cine
A1loiena bein 81. Gater in Gon1 Ser
81. Batter, 10 beri6tet Ser iapaniihe
Minilter, bate sic @iite, midi III
elmer Mubien3 5n ernpfangen ,no int
elmer lange,1, llnee,nein. iitterenanten
llnterreo,ng iib nit mir 5u nnter~
balten. SD fanm freilieb nid)t auf
Die @in5elbeiten unIercr ltnterbulhmg
eineeben, o6er ib fann sic Gerlicbe-
rlng eeben, baB bielel6e einen lebr
tieien ginorl,d auf MIDI gen1adt bat.
god mebr, es mar ser tiefite Gin-
brnd, sen ib IN nleineln 2eben ge-
,ponnen ,lno id) bin iiberaenat, bob
ib i'm ME pergeiien iperoe."
Ser Gaplt empfing ben iapaniI6en
Miniiter init alien pdpltli6en gbren.
Sci ieiner s(nfltnft iuuroe ct bon ia-
paniiden Stuoenten aus Dem Cole
ainlm Ser Gropa9anSa beoriibt, mas
ben frembell @ait frelloig iiberraiebte.
Die aubien3 bauerte cine Stlmbe
nno fin,f Minlten. Ser 9apit aeih-
nete ben iapaniiden 9iplomaten nit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23

Der papiIiben eolbenen SSabresine-
oaiile aus. gsad Der glioien3 besab
ii6 Matinofa 3luat papitlidelr 5taats-
iefretar Garbinal 2iligi Maglione.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23
9as mcue papitlide sSabrbnd)

Oa9 HcHc papFltWc SayIuNdj
Dos bon ser 9 gatifaniibcn Drnde-
rel nun poIlenbete i,eue papltlid)e
Sabrbud fit 1911, oas 1856 Seiten
AmiaBt, eibt eincn poIlitdnoigen
llcberblid iibcr Die Organization Ser
fatbolii6en @eltfir6e nod Dem
Gtanoe bonn 81. 9e5elnber 1910. an
oieiem 9atluu beiaB oie Stride aor-
binGle, SIS (lu,beiekte Site, 15); re-
gierenoe 8iiboie, 1918; Abteien unb
nnabb6neige Yralatllre,l, sd; gifa-
-riate, 8raieftrren nno ielbItanoiee
Miiiionssebiete, 45s (pas 5,lamnen
elm gotal bon 1880 firtbliben Ser
,paltunssgcbieten ergibD; oer5eit
berIiebeue Sitlllars9iihofstitel 1888.
Sn Sen Ser romiiben gropaganba l,n-
teritelltc,l Ndiiionseebieten arbeiten
20,57S Miiiionare, s,5t4 2aienbrii-
Der nno 44,S95 S6lpeIterl1, mas ein
Total bon 1887 Miiiionsarbeitern
ergibt. &dbrenb ser Gegieraings5eit
bes 81. Gaters 9ms' bes 3nolften
tpnrben 25 9istiinler ,,e,tp gelOaffeu
(5ipoIi I'M Sabre 1889 1lnb IS int;
Sabre 1910; oa5u fonmcn nod 80
gifariate mo Yrdiefturen in Sen,
Miiiioncll GA i'm Sabre 1940), mas
insgeialnt 81 ne,le firhlide Sprer-.
gel. I'M bisberigcn Gnntififate Hius
bes 3n0lftcn ergibt. Sroe,l 9ongre.
gationen ,mb sSultitute papItliben
&ebtes eibt es III Der fatboliidell
Stride 159; bo5lt fonln1ell nod TIC
ipeiblide Sroen llnb &ongregotioncn.
Der 81. Stubl llnterbalt i'm sluslanoe
go Gertretiugell, tuopon 3S Diploma
tiihen Gbarafter baben; beim Sati-
fan int Mon lino 36 Staaten oiplo-
natii tbpertretcn. Sm Sabre 1910.
fino 5,pei Garbindle uno 65 Biid0fe
ecItorbcn. ~
@egeniiber iriiberen Nusenben cnt-
bGlt oas 8Gpitlibe Sabrbud fir 1871
nlebrere ipertpoIle Mel,eri,neeu unb
gre1n5ungen. go ipcroen 5um er-
ften Male 3ablcnan9aben iiber : ies
Der 9ropaeanba unterltellten 9iiI-
fionsgcbiete pcroiientli6t.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23
Dbio &aiienfrea,nb

, Ule SDlipuiDteF Ue0eHDI. ~ - Ger Vts
ffbof bon gaiel Bel einenl geiadc be-
ilerfte, bob es BEN sSSilternferfen nll
2eibipaide gebrad, ialnnleltell Die
stiioeitel1 oes Yrieiterientiiiars III
SoIotbllrn bapon 10 piel, baB oie.
ISoloaten=sbeoloe BON sltenrDpf
bamit fir 5lpei Sabre allsgeItattet
per0en folllten. Gie tperben bie SSll<'
Iternierten, Die MN III Sic Seimat su-
riidfebren biirfen,, bie gllfnabnle per-
| eeiie,,, bie Tie in Ser 51lpei5 gcfun.
ben baben. ,8ei &ntbulifen llnb 8ro.
teitallteil llno bel alien Menihen ba-s
ben mir INNER oieie 2iebe gefiiblt.
9as Shmei3er golf lit ii, ieiaer ero-
ben W'clrbeit tief religi6s. Das gpanz
eelilnn llabrf ieinen @lauben nno
Iieine 2iebestGti9feit. Darin 1iegt Die.
leste Grflarltng fir bic ipl1ilberbars
&erslid)feit, Der mir beeeal1eten sir.
bie interl,ierten Sranaoien mar sic.
56ipei5 Die barmbersigc Sd,peiter'
gnropas'. 8ieicr Nane miro ibr
bleiben. aeiner lit beiier perbient."
k
Die Stride ale bas einsigc Clement
oer 8eitanbiafeit in Der llentisen 8eIt
Die seeepmartiae @elt lit irieo<.
llnD rubelos, ipcil iie @ott lmb ieine.
@ebote perlaiien mo iib alien 2ei-
oeribaiten. bingeeeben. 9otloiiefeit
|1tnb Gubeloiigfeit lit Die. lmallSbleib
lide 5ol9e lmo Strafe. &nbe ato
8cltano bat MIR Die aif ben feitell
eipigen Grin5ipiei1 bon Gbrilhls Ielbiti
eegriillbete fatboliIbe Stride. Gieic
eill5ia balfebei,oe Sntiabe miro ielbit
bon ben Nihtfatbolifen, bon 6rellno
ilnb Seino anerfannt ltnb bcluunbert.
Ser berltorbeue alnerifaniid|e
Staatsntanil geeipton gafer, ieiner-
aeit Griegsiefretdr linter 8ilion, bat
einnlal allldbIib elmer sSeier au Gb-I
rem ser ginlcslnlg Migr. Mc5aobcns
als &eibbild)of bon glepelano als
&nbffatbolif elm bcnlerfenslpertes
ltrteH iiber sic fatboliide Stride als
slntoritatsz ltnb Stabilifdtsfaftor in
Der gegeumartiaen Nelt absegeben.
@r iagte bantals II. a.: n@enn man
beut8,1taee hns 2cben Inn einen ber-
Inn betradtet, entoedt man cine Ser
0noerlmg IN 10 pielen 9insen, onb
mon ibier: glaltben fonnte, bas 8e-=
icutlibe bes 2ebens iei bie GeranOe-
rung. 3nipeilen fommt es mir nur,
als ob ser Strom Iein eiaeues 8ett
ipegipiile nno ,,i6ts iibrialaile, porin
er flieBen fonne Sd CLAUDE, tpeiill
mir uniere Civilization erbolten rno
nniere ofieutiihen Ginridtuneen per-
beiiern ipollen, miiiien mir als mid)-
tigite gorbeoingung etiuas @roBes
beiiben, bas iid) nibt anoert cine art
2anontarfe, auf oie mir, ipenn mir
bon Ben 8ellen bes 2ebensltromes
bin- llno bcrgetporfen meroen, bi,l-
bliden, ibr 5ilipinfem lln0 lagen fon-
men: ,@ott Iei 9onf, oas itebt nod
ii1er.' @eil sic Stride in perihieOe-
men Mbituiungen (llnb T. Z" alem Sb-
re 9irde) beinabe 1000 Sabre aft
lit unb lit ibren ipelentliben glemen-
ten bieIelbe bleibt, ,lnperdnoert uuo
,mper1nberlieb, fonnen mir ieben, eaB
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23
a,aitfpodj, ben %. aprii 1941

nl1gefiiH baben, ins Die 8ciuabr se-
ben, baB III. 6ieien alien 2ebrell aud
fir sic llebel ,alo arallfbeiten l,llierer
5aee ein SeiIs llllo @efunounsSnlitfel
all finbe,t lit. Wenn mir Onrb bas
Stubililn bes melidliden @eiftes.
lll1o sittenlebens lett oent geainn
Der driitliben 3eit Die Sobeit llno
@iiroe ilno bie '5iderbeiten erfeinlen
lernell, hie ben 2eWen Oes @briiten-
flilns inneipobnell, Damn miro es gut
beltent Iein Inn bic @elt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23
1 MQerlci aus QQcr @cIt

Der .p1pHIiben eolbcnen SSabreslne-
baiile alls ssnd Der groiens begab
iid Matinofa 5lu,t papitlidelr 5faats-
iefretar Garbinal 2iligi Maglione.
Die Satiafeit Der &arJanier IN
Jranfrcid)
lteber sic Gollc, ipcld)e oie al ibrcr
Satiefeit III bie eroBe Gartbalis
bei @renoble 5,iriifsefebrten &art-
bd,lier 5u erfiillen baben, erflGrt @up
Gbaftel I'M .Memoriol De ID 2aire"::
uSsSn ocn bentigen Gerbaltniiien
E5ranfreihs 1T es nlebr als aeiteenlab,.
ia ,nn,nganslid) l,otipenoig, bob
Manner, bie bonn ,naterielIen 2eben
losaeloit iiuo, ibren ibrpersepriiften
unb INNER allf Der greidbe ltebe,tben
griioern git 'Silfe fomnen linb ib-
nen bic Stiise Der itarfiten iiniidbtz
barren &rGite brinac,t. Nlle Dienlte,
sic Sic Gartbd,ller bereits leiiten ino
INNER nod leiiten iperbell, baben ib-
rem 8ert Sl1sbciouoere has refine
8ciipiel, oas iie BON ibrer giniam=
felt aus ei,er gall3cn ipanfcloen Sc
neration aebell il1oem lie oas Ser
geiieu, bic Selbitleugnlt1g, oas
Sdtpeigen, Ben 5rieoeu betdtiaen =.
Gor aIlem aber Jet es ibnen geoanft,
bab iie oie. grube Gartbauie ipieoer
5lt elmer geite ocs @ebetes genlabt ba-
ben."
Eapit Gins Der 3m6lite bealndtuanId)t
ben 9raiibenten Si,tmlambs
9urd) Sen apoitoliihen gifor ilt
&eliinefors lieb Der Hapit Dem neien
Yraiioentcn ser Gepublif '5innlono,
@r5. 9fiito 9ipti, ieile @liidiuiinibe
allr llebernabme. Oes boditen anttes
int Staote feline beiten @liidniinihe
iiber'nitteln. 3,leleid) iprab er audi
iein 9eilcio aus a,lnl Sobe oes ge-
meicnen graiioellte1 Gallpo. Ser
aitBenminiiter oes 2anoes ipra6 .oa-
fir Dem 81. Safer ieinen ,mo Der
&egierllne 9anf aus. .@.'-...'.-..~- = r
Die fatbpliidje sdriittelerim 9anbel+
Nasetti 20 Sabre alt
SIM TO- Soullnr bpIleu6ete Sic DieI
geicierte 9id)terin 8aronin Sanbel=
Moaetti in 2i15 ibr TO- 2ebensiabr.
Sic bat cine 9ieibe bon Gonanen ge-
id)rieben, sic in Ser belltlben Site
ratur einen berporragenoen 8lab ein-
nebmen. Sbr eriter Goman ,,Mein-
roo Selmbergers benflpiiroiges Sabr"
lit bis beute in rlmb 10000 @ren-
plaren georlldt luoroen. uSeiie uno
Maria' erlebte an sic 100000 Muf-
lagen, Die breibanoige ,,Stefana
Sdmertner" an $4,000. -. ~>- 4.
,= ,.l4. s,.a- -
!, ,9ie barmbersige Sd,uefer
>- Gnrppa's" -
60 nennt bas fiibrenoe fatboliid)e
glatt u2a Groir" oie Sebtuei5, fuelde
in 10 berrlidenl MaBe Den bort in-
ternierten 6ra,16olen in 2iebestperfen
aller Mrt entgegenfomnnt. 8an5 belon-
bers miro oie sroBe 5iiriorae fir Die
in Der Sdipei5 irlternierten 5tuoie-.
renben, an erlter Stelle fir sic Che
nInaenl hernnrnnhnhen FIR fneIhp i'm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23
Abnabme ,ueiblid)er &luifcrbcrnfe

IIHISuDtuDHte lueIUelt u. IL. ipl9eHDe
a1oegeben: .oie beutige 5ldt nod
Genuf mo Geraniige,l'', ubie idao.
libe geeinfllilllllg bes Cinema, ,,oie
.@r5iebune in alidtfotbolildcn 5d)n-
len ilnb sic .Jnrdt npr reliei0ler
gcrfoIgnng".
Sral,rigc Solecn einer glairbens.
arlien 3eit 49, mangelbaftes 5nnli.
lienlcbell lnb Gernabrloiling ser SUI
geno.
*
| SpamiIde ainber in Merifp icbnen
iid nad iBrer !0eimat
9ie bon Ser rooifalen 3eoierrmg
Spaniegs luabrcno oes ipaniibcn Sic.
polutionsfriegcs ibren gltern entriiie-
nen llno nad Merifo erportierten
ainbcr perlaneen ieet lire Sei,nfebr.
ssn Nanen oieier ai,ber fanicn 90
berielben als Morefia i'm 5taate
s0ei6oacan iladb Der ,nerifaniiben
Saltptltaot 0ierifo, INN bonn Snnel.
nliniiteriim bie Giidfebr in lire
ipanii6e 6eilnat au foroern. Dns
biirftige nHo beflagensiperte Musieben
bicler int Grill Iebenoen ipaniid)cn
&inber heltatigt bas @lenb, in ocnl iie,
Ieben miiiicn.
Gs itcbt beute ipioeriprllbslos ieft,
bab bic lneiiten bieier Giuher 5ipangs.
ipeiie entfernt iporben s;'1o geeen ben
@illen ibrer @ltern ,inb sfecbori-S
gen. 9ie @rpatriierlu1g bicier nm
eIiidliden &inocr iplrbe oa,uaIs be.
iperfiteuiet, I'm iin Anslnn0 .SDnlpn-
THE fir Die rotipanilbe Gegierlng an
lpeden nno audi I'M lie bein @infliiB
ibrer Sanilien at eltsieben, lie 5ii
5ufiinftiget 9ommuniiten beranoli5ie-
ben. Sn 0terifo fino lie in @eban-
libfeiten lintergcbrabt poroen, Oie
emit bon oen S6bnen Don Boscos
fiir Sic gr5ieblng orner &inoer er.
rihtet iporben tparrn, bie oonn aber
III 3entren repolutionarer llnoronnng
llHt9elDQHDelI <IDoIDeH 1tHO.
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Gime idmdd)pDlle Gntartnng drift
lidJer (?) 8nnft
9ie uNeips,ueef' brillst in ibrer
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tifel iiber nGelieious(?) art BY
Secnlar' iporin ,,nter anberm..
Elm ,,itreantlineb" &ru5ifir il, 8ort
|lllto Bib berporgeboben miro. Sc 1T
Elm Sdaultiif Der Bar5inger @aaerp
BON Manbattan. 9as aGruaiiir" lit
iueoer d)riitlib, nod ipeiit es cine
5plr bon ai1nit auf. gs lit ein %
3on LANCER, ipal5enforlniger :3plin.
Der. 3pei uniornlige Globe, nelbe
Die arne boritellen iollen, baneeil an
bem 3Dlir0er berab. Gin biinnes.
5Dlinoerformiaes Geltel bilset bic
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-05-08
MRS. KAROLINE POSPISIL

Funeral services were held We'd
nesday of last week for Mrs. Karo-
line Pospisil, age 70, from the Pres
byterian church at Willow River at
2 p. m. with Rev. E. Volta of the
Czechoslovakian church of Mime
apolis, officiating. Burial was made
in the Willow River cemetery
The deceased was born in Poland
on February Is, 1862, and was mar
ried there to Paul Pospisil in 1881.
Mr.. Pospisil died in 1900 and his
widow emigrated to America in 1912
and lived at Cleveland, Ohio, until
four years ago when she came to
Willow River to reside with her
daughter, Mrs. John Walta. She had
been i'll about four months and died
Sunday afternoon, April q, at the
Walta home in Norman township. The
cause of death was carcinoma of the
liver.
She is survived by four daughters,
Mrs. J. Howell, Carlsbad, N. j.; Mrs.
John Walta, Willow River; Mrs. Anna
Kust, Bedford, Ohio; and Mrs. Carrie
Sadowski, Cleveland, Ohio. There
are six grandchildren and one great
granddaughter.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-05-08
LET'S STOP HERE
EDITOR Askov American:


America has come a long way
since the Neutrality Act of 1887 was
passed. Our original decision to for
bid the sale of arms and munitions
to all belligerents has been revised,
step by step, to the point where we
now are virtually giving war ma
terials to belligerent power. We
are, in addition, actually at the point
of guaranteeing delivery, as well.
Mr.. Willkie openly advocates U. S.
conveys for war materials en- route
to Britain. President Roosevelt is
trying out a system of patrols" to
protect Britain-bound materials from
Axis raiders; but if such patrols
prove ineffective he will probably
join Willkie in a demand for con-
voys.
Convoy service by our navy will
mean war for the United States.
Germany has warned us in unmis-
taxable fashion that she will open
fire, and she cannot be blamed for
this because a state of war does, aft
er all, exist between Germany and
England.
The point has now been reached
where we Americans must make up
our minds: Do we want to get into
this war or don't we! Personally, I
am definitely opposed to American
entry. I favor England in the pres
ent struggle, but not to the extent
where I want the blood of Americas
youth again to drench the perpetual
battlefields of Europe.
Selfish? Certainly, but am proud
of this type of selfishness because
it has as its sole objective the pres
ervation of American youth from de-
struction.
Many feel that we should be will
ing to send our young men to death
in battle if such sacrifice is made
for the sake of humanity. True, but
are we sure that humanity" is any
more paramount issue in this war
than in the last? Humanitarian ele-
ments are no doubt a factor in the
present war, as in all previous wars;
but let us not forget that Great Brit
ain today fights primarily for one
thing: To save her far-flung empire
from dismemberment!
Let Washington hear from you to-
day. Once the conveys have been
launched, it will be too late.
OTTO c.. HOIBERG.
Askov, MINI.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-05-08
THE MIRROR
Askov Public Schools
BY Herds Jensen

Miss Violet Hecker was here last
Friday to talk to the students about
the All Club. She stressed the i'm
portance of taking interest in All
work. She also said that we should
not discontinue club work because
we think we are too old for such
juvenile things. Out of such large
group, our club should be one of the
largest in the county.
The last issue of the Mirror came
out Friday. This issue was dedicated
to the three Mirror advisers, Miss
Irene Olson, Miss West, and Mr..
Dunn.
Work on the annual is progressing
rapidly. The pictures are being de-
veloped and printed by company in
Minneapolis.
Dual Track Meet.
A dual track meet between Sand
stone and Askov took place at Sand
stone Monday Arden Hyldahl was
high point man of the event with
1872 points. Harold Gabrielson of
Sandstone was second highest with
IL points.
Play day at Hinckley will be May
II. The district track meet at North
Branch is scheduled for May Is.
Third and Fourth Grades.
Best school citizens for the past
week were: Third grade-Valeria
Calvin, Muriel Jensen, Edith Lar
sen, Roy Sebald, Lenard Lupd, Dom
ma Nedegaard, Gladys Olesen and
Buddy Pearson. Fourth grade-Mary
Audrey Andersen, Sylvia Bic, Dorla
Clark, Burnadette Eells, Karen Lar
sen and Erwin Johnson.
Room helpers for this week are:
Duster-Mary Audrey A er e n;
Boards-Howard Thomson and liner
Petersen; Floor-Karen Larsen and
Valeria Calvin; Erasers-Walter Eells
Books-Beverly Mortensen; Pencils
Lawrence Molgaard; Plants-Dorla
Clark; Hall-Burnadette Eells and
Elaine Sorensen.