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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
Al Simmons at WHl0U Run

PHILADELPHIA, Oct II (UP)-A Simmons, third
coach OF the Athletics for the past two has taken defense
Job for the DURATION veteran
desphia baseball announced today.
Mack said Simmons had work In Henry Fords Dear
born plant which is turning out bon,bers.
. III told him his job here time after the war;"
Mack said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
TitanS Not Buns
John the Barber Explains Why Brooklyn Fans Like
v. D. Over Manhattan; Recalls Titan Victories
BY HAROLD KAHL

sector. AS he talked on. he re-
called the Titans' first game
against Manhattan. then under
the coiorful John Chick" Meehan,
at Ebbets Field in 1886. Through
some well-engineered passing. Ed
Palumbo TO Andy Farkas, Detroit
won that day, 200.
The Titans were back in Ebbets
Field the following year and lost,
TO, the only game in a five-game
series. with the sixth coming up
tomorrow. FarkaS had suffered a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
BY v. 8. BLANCHARD
Director Health and Physical Education

There are two alternatives re-
garding the physical fitness pro-
gram for Detroit high schools.
One is the discontinuance OF
interscholastic athletics 10 allow
for a total physical fitness pro-
gram for all boys and girls en-
rolled.
The other Is the continuance OF
the athletic program with the
attendant construction Of the
physical fitness program. II is not
possible to conduct both.
Of the two alternatives I would
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17

NEW YORK. Oct. II. - When
University of Detroit's unbeaten
football players arrived here today
and discovered through a daily
print they were going 10 have the
backing of a good-sized Brooklyn
crowd in the stands at the Polo
Grounds tomorrow for their game
with Manhattan College, they
mulled over the intended gesture
with misgivings.
At first glance they thought
they were being classed with the
Dodgers, dem buns" from Flat
bush. And every one knows how
dem buns" were obliterated by
the ST. Louis Cardinals in the only
too recent National League base
ball race. Could il be the good
fans of Brooklyn would jinx
them, too?
1t wasn't until John the
Barber" az he calls himself, put
in an appearance at the New
Yorker Hotel. where the Titans
are staying. that their minds
rested at ease. John, last name
Cianola. operates a shop nearby
Ebbets Field. home of the Dodgers.
AS No. /. self-appointed repre-
sentative of these Brook lynn
elected Detroit hackers, stubby
Johnny was disturbed when he
learned how the Titans felt.
WE BRING LUCK
"Naw. naw," he said. "Youse
guys got da wrong slant. Us
guys cOise va? Nuts! We bring
da luck. Watch and see. We
lika youse kids. Us guys mem
her first time youse guys came
here. Swell show. Pass ball
around like hell, not boomp line
like udder guys around here and
den punt. Gladja back, boys"
Subsequent words proved John
had vivid memory of other De-
troit football appearances in this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
Miami u. Swdmps
ST. Louis Eleven, 3t-6

ST. LOUIS. Oct. II tINS1-A
powerhouse University OF Miami
fla eleven battered Sc. Louis
University into defeat, 81 10 s.
Walter Watt. speedy Miami back,
starred for the visitors. racing IS
yards for touchdown In the final
quarter after previously scoring q
touchdown IN the second QuzrseA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
ABILITY UNDENIED

His coaching ability is undenied.
But if it should happen that he
lost out in the football scene, he
wouldn't be at loss for a job. Con-
lehman has crammed a dozen ca
reers into his "A years of life.
Greenwich Village artists model,
humorist who has earned as much
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
Furman Triumphs

WASHINGTON. Oct. IT INS)
"A 69-yard dash through the mud
by halfback Dewey Proctor in the
third quarter gave Furnan Uni
verSity a 6-to-0 victory over
George Washington University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
0ffense Is0nIy
Chance to Beat.
Navy Eleven
Biermsn Never Has
Scored Victory Over
Notre Dame Team
By EDGAR HAYES

SOUTH BEND, Oct. 17.-Last
Saturday 1t. Col. Bernie Bier
man tackled University of Mich
igan. a team he never has failed to
beat. This afternoon the same gem
tleman has an engagement with
Notre Dame, team he has never
been able 10 defeat.
The odds distinctly favor Bier
mans Iowa Preflight Cadets with
their fourth straight major oppo-
nent. On successive Saturdays the
Seahawks have vanquiShed North
western. Minnesota and Michigan.
three of the finest teams in the
country.
Notre Dame will pin all its
hopes on the strong right arm Of
Angelo Bertelli. the pitching wiz
ard from Springfield, Mass. After
two disappointing starts this fall,
1.-THE accurate Italian found his
range last Saturday and passed
the Fighting Irish to an impress
sive victory over Stanford. Angelo
completed 16 out of 20 passes.
MIGHT CONNECT
II Bertelli can connect often
enough, the Irish might be able
to outscore the Seahawks. You
can't beat the Bierman team on
defense. They have too many
strong fellows up front and most
of them have had few years of
professional experience since they
completed successful college ca
lreers. Michigan scored twice early
on the Seahawks, but their supe-
Irior power and numbers wore down
the Wolverines.
The Irish will be crippled for
the game. with Wally Ziemba.
their No. ] center. on the sidelines.
Owen Evans. the man who was
supposed TO make the t formation
work for coach Frank Leahy, still
is out with an injured leg, the
same trouble that keeps Jim
Mello, the fullback, on the bench
rom Miller. who did a fine job at
left half against Georgia Tech. is
a doubtful starter. He has a bad
shoulder.
Matt Bolger. end for Notre
Dame last year, is acting captain
of the invaders. The same back
field that started against Michigan
last week will open against the
Irish.
envy TO PLAY
Forest Evashevski will be at
quarterback on offense, giving way
10 AL Couppee of Iowa on defense.
Nal Kutner. who gave such fine
exhibition OF pass catching last
week. will not be in the starting
lineup but with Dick Fisher the
Ohio State star. will take over
when the big backs have spread
the Irish defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
BOB TALES
By BOB MURPHY ~
- Sports Editor

StrnefeIIow Is Called Converted From on End
Success Story Of Week TO No. Talback, He
After Lion Promotion Is Sensation in Game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
envy TO PLAY

Probable starting lineups:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07
&riessU eibnadjt 1911
pbis HsifenfreaaS

nat febrt, ipiro i'm Basgenipolo boz,
be,n Jronfenfonig @lntbnri nnb lei.
men Nannen iiberfanen. sSnrhtbar
tobt Der aanpf, ,lno anlett Iiegen Sic
Selben nit aeriblaeenen ,inb perftiim-
melten @Iie6ern tobestp,lnb anf Der
@aIitatt, ,ino Die eelneinfame Not
fpinnt elm einieenoes Banb Inn fie,
bob iie einanber bethlehem ,in6 bie
Bunoen, bic elmer be,n anbern ge-
ihlagen - Der erimme Sagen, Gun
tberi unb @altber - berbinoen ,ino
fid beri0bnt laben on Speife nnb
Grant uno i'm Jrieoen boneinonber
fbeiben.
Sn biefem nrolten 2ieb fpiegelt fid
bie ssot Der bentisen Menidbeit nnb
oie ,lnausmeihlihe Joroer,ns Der
Riidtebr s1 aeoroneten gerbaltnifien
mo Der geritanoieune uno geriob-
nung uno Der berItanbnisponen 3n-
iammenarbeit nod finnIoier 3erfto-
rung nn6 Bernidt,mg. NiIlionen in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07

Sitlernat,iren in SaIbeuformat To-
BEN ibon felt tangent auf &atbebern,
in 8eoaftionsItiiblen, in Barlamen<
ten ,,nh &abinetten, unb ibre @efole-
i6aft ,par 2eeion. Sett, ba aoolf
Sitler, biefe ,,Spotteeburt aus 9red
,no Ge,,er", bie lesten 3oniequenaen
ge3ogen nno bie Banoora=8 =8iibie elmer
ebrerbietis beitaunten YbiloIopbie se>
offnet bat, lit man erboit, baB iid
aus ben 8aitliifeneiern abitruler
8eisbeit ftott Ser erbofften Baraoies-
pogeI giftiees @etpiirm enttpidelt bat,
oas alles nit ieinem ellen Shleim
iiberaiebt uno @ottes f6one 8elt in
einen aQes neri1lineenoen Sumpf az
ipan6eln brobt.
Sir einen uSiibrer" bonn Sormat
zines Sitler ,no feline Duooe5aussabe
i'm Balaaaio Geneaia ,,nb in Sofio
be6anft iid bie 3elt. sic nuB aber
au6 iene uJiibrer" ablebnen, Die Ben
9iftatoren bie @eee bereitet baben
Jiibrer muB ibr ipieber ber Stern
peroen, Ser Die 8eiien aus Dem Mor-
eenlanbe aun Staa bon 8etblebem
eeleitete, a,lr &rippe befien, Ser l1r-
queu ser 8abrbeit, BET @eredtigfeit
nnb Der 2iebe lit. Damn miro tpieber
5rieoe tperben auf grben, ,tnb cine
Srbnune nirb ipieber anbeben, mel
DE bic 2iebe uno Cite ,,nb @ereb4
tiefeit @ottes tpiberipieeelt."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07

alien 2dnoern erfennen iest ibon bas
3pedloie nno 8abnlinniee bes tota=
lit6ren &rieees. Aber tpie Elm bum
bertfaber Srfan bralft er iiber ole
&ontinente nnb feline meni6lihe g.
fenntnis nno feine meniblide @e,palt
bermag ibn at bemmen. 8as iib
in ibm anfaumenbaat, 1T iabrbmn-
oertelanee Sbnlo, az Der ale beige
traaen baben, - Der cine mebr, Der
anbere tpenieer, ieber in ieiner art.
llno Der st,,rm miro ii6 nidt leeen,
,mo oauernber Jrieoe miro nibt mer>
ben, Biz bie @inaelnen uno Die Sol
fer oie erobe Sroeif in ibrer aetpalti-
gen 8eoeutung erfaiien ,,no Die ge-
meiniame Sbulb reuniitig befennen
uno in oiei iem 8efenntnis Die eeldus
terte 8roft finben anr Neuseitalt,ms
oct menidlihen Beaiebuneen umo gum
Nieberoufbau nidt elmer tpie inn
mer eearteten unelen Sronune" nod
boffGrtieen menidliben Bl6nen, ion
bern Der Sronune nad etuig eiiltieen
@eiesen.
@s finoen ii6 - eana abseieben
bon ben in bie Bilbnis rufenben
Stimmen Der gSortfiibrer bes @bri>
1tentums - Ani0ee oieier reuepollen
uno aur Siibne bereiten grfenntnis
in aIlen 2dnbern. @obl laBt Iie 6as
@ebot Der Stnnoe, ipo es nm Sein
ober Nidtiein aebt, nibt aar Gel.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07

hing fommen. aber fie fin6 90, ,,no
ipobl ben B0lfern ,ino inns alien,
tpenn fe inmitten an bes &riegsge-
t0fes immer Harer mn6 nnabipeisba-
rer in Die @ebirne un6 Seraen fib
eingraben nnb Die Nenihen niht
mebr Ios1afien. bob. fie breden nit
elmer nnbeilieen nnb iiinoenbolen
gersangenbeit nno fid Der fludbela-
oenen JHbrune iener entaieben, oie
in ibrer germeiienbeit bos @eihopf
Menfb @ott benz Sbopfer eleibiet-
ten ,nb ben ,,Staat" a,tm @osen er<
boben. Das bat nidt erft NIT Sitler
nno ieinen Erabanten aneefaneen |!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07
Ser &rieg Mn1 mir

Inter oiefer Anffdrift ber0ffent-
Iidte 6ns ,,aatboIifhe Nodenblott"
uno Der 2anomann" foleenoen ans-
eeseidneten un6 beionoers fir oas
fatboliihe De,itibtiim nnieres 2an-
bes intereifanten artifel aug Der Sc
Der Aeb. 8. Strebl's, gbieago:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07
Naitiiss&, ben Z. Sannar 194z

TIMER fnfD0l1fcbes Dettfldfunl m
ben Ser. 6taaten, inherent gater.
lanoe. lit groB5iiaiaer als Dos IN
europa; mir itnfaiien bier ale oeat.
lihen Stan1ne, iper INNER 6enffh
fpridt ooer bon Deutidiprehen6e1t
labftamnt, geb0rt au uns. Wir boben
Die bielen oeutfdipredenoen goIfer
6es alien Seiterreih= 11ngarn, mir ia.
ben Die ipaderen 2iiremburger nn0
2iedtenfteiner, mir baben bie s5lamer.
9olanoer, mir baben Die Demffd-
llngarn, Elm ferniges, ebtes un6 red.
tes Bolt, mir baben nidt au nIerIett
bic e6len sdpeiaer, Sic of foear
bier Spraden ipreben (Deutfd, Sto-
lienifb, Sranaoiiid nn6 Gonanifb).
Die gIidfier ,,no 2otbringer baben
al,d 9eutib als ibre MntterIprode.
Cont lit unler fatboliibes Deutfb.
t,m bier tn nnierem 2anbe tpeitber.
Faie. 11nlere Glaese, oas 5ternenban-
|ner. beihiitt ,,niere Sprade, ,,nfere
&ultur, uniere 81dtter 1ino gereine.
8er nns oas 9e,,tidreoen berbieten
min, banoelt nidt I'M Sinne Der
Tebrbeit 11nIeres amerifanii6en gol-
fes, bon 6em mir sic groBte uno dabl.
reiebite @ruppe bilben. l1niere Ge.
aierune ienoet @rtifel in bieIen 5pra.
ben all6 in 9eutld, at 1tniere 8I6t-
ter. gs mar 8eniamin Granflin, Der
in ben Ser. Staaten sic erite oeutfbe
3eitung griinoete uno beranseab.
Infer 2ano bat Itets ginnanber,ing
aus beutiden 2anhen getpiinId)t nnb
bat es ME at bereren gebraudt, bob
|es Delti6itammigen Die Sore tpeit
uno brett geoffnet bat. 1tnb ,,nfere
2e,te iin6 oem 2onbe bier ftets tre,t
aeipelen, auh penn's ibnen ipebe mar.
sic baben @ut uno gIut einaeiest.
penn unIer 2anb i'm Grieae tpar. Bir
erinnern uns an cine beutfbe W,tter
in Soma, oie ibrem Sobn in 1917
faete: ugub', tn Sci Bflidt". er aog
in ben &riee. Ser eroBe 9iicbof Or.
Otto 3ar6etti, elm Sdtpeiaer, 8ifdof
bon ct. glouo, Minn., bon 1889 big
1894, oann @rabiibof bon 8ufareft
in Rumanieu, ltno auf ieinen Sterbe.
bett, 8. Wai 1902 IN Gom bon BapIt
SEQ Sem 9rei5ebnten alint erfen apo.
toliihen Delegaten BON 2onaoa er.
nannt, NIT ser ausiidt gum 3aroinaI
freiert au iperben, bat es feineraeif in
bereoten, brillanten >3eoen IN Mmerifa
idon uno uabr ausgeoriidt: ,,gnropa
reip. Deutidlano lit uniere Mutter.
amerifa lit uniere Braut''. Ser AN.
pereeBlide Sobannes 3arbinaI Bon.
aano iaete uns bonn 9eutid -Romifd.
3atboliiben 3entral~Berein bon Noro.
amerifa BET ser @eneralfoupention in
ct. 2o,is 1917: v8enn man sic
nod Sbrem Hatriotismus beiraet.
anttporten Sic: Sd BIN Elm Satbolif.
eas idlieBt aIles ein'.''
Ser sroBe beritorbene BraIat So.
bannes 8otbenIteiner, eiu gebiirtiser
Mmerifaner unb Yfarrer in ct.
2ouis, ein 9idter in eneliider nno
beutfber Sprade, idrieb i,t 1918:
,.8ir fnb als 8ettler nidt eefont.
men; mir uno bor allem 1lniere Bor.
| fabren baben @elo ,,no @ut nod ame.
rita eebradt, mir baben alles, oas
bas mir batten uno alles oas, ipas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07

S1 VHu tW utISU SCetyWuuAStuHeH
n1an1 ernfte @e6onfen nnb @rtpa-
e,,nsen, n,and iinnbone uno finnloie
Neoen ,mo l1rteile iiber Beibnabten
I'm 2rieg, in Yrefie nnb 8aoio bem
amerifaniihen Hnbliflm geboten
tporben. gs lit ,ns aber nirgen6tpo
cine 10 inbalts. ,,nb geiitpolle, sriino>
ibe nn6 ergreifenbe Betradt,,ne iiber
bic Qrieesspeibnadt 194t az geiibt
sefommen, als bic, tpelde Scr Ban-
1erer" in ieiner biesiGbrieen Beib-
nabtsnummer ieinen 2eiern porfiibrt.
Der ArtifeI perbient i'm @ortlant
,pieberaeeeben an tperben.
.,lleber bos Set Der 2iebe unb oes
Grieoens i'm Sabre bes Sells t941
bronft nit bouifdem @etoie Botans
,piIbe sssoe6 in mobernfter anima.
dung. @ir in ben Ser. Staaten ba-
ben erf an benz biftorifben aipeiten
abbentsionntas einen 3aub bes nm
bolben @eiites bieies aus tauienbfa-
den eiIernen Sbliinben brillenben
1lneebeuers peripiirt. Bir tpiiien
beute, bob es au6 nns eleid alien
Bolfern bes @rbfreifes biel Summer
nno 2eio beIberen miro. @s iIt, als
ipolle bie eottlihe Siibrune, nabbem
ole eelinoeren 3udtmittel nibts se-
niiet, NIT nnerbittliber Strenee Der
Menidbeit Die 2ebren Der @erebtie-
felt nno 2iebe einbdmmern.
An5u Iange nnb aIl5u ldtper bat
bic Menldbeit eefrepelt, bat elmer
bonn anbern ,rnb bat Elm 8olf bon
onoern nit aain eeiprohen: ,9in id
benn Der Sitter meines 8rubers"
Das @ebot ser @erebtiefeit unb 2ie-
be ipuroe NIT sSiiben eetreten i'm neio-
bollen, ielbitiii6tieen, madtlii6tigen
berrihiiibtieen Sample aller seeen
ole. Sic babeu einanoer ni6t aefnn<
ben in brii6erliber 2iebe i'm miloen
Sonnenlibt bes 5riebens, - nun
,perben fie einanber fin6en in oer
tnrdtbaren getneinfamen Hot Der
aranenbollen Nobt bes Rrieges
8por ibIagen uno peritiimmeln lno
ipiiraen nno moroen lie einanber, ner>
fdlmeen in tooliber llmarmuns,
bob oaneben 9antes SolenIaenen pie
Sos muttpiliee Roufen loier 8uben
tid ausnebmen. Aber fie ole ins<
aeIamt, bie @inaelnen rno Die 8olfer,
iperben su 1obe ermatten in eeeen'
ieitieer 3erfleii6ung, ,ne brobeno
,peroen in ibren gteiben Die "iub-
merged tboulanos" aufiteben nno
sRedte beiiben, ,no MISUNDERSTANDING
Boiler uno ioIde, 6eren Tttlihe Ser
ebeluns nidt S6ritt belt NIT brem
Mnfltieg au materieller Maht, suerben
bon apnil9er 8erodtnne fir Die alte
nno Die neue Sronnmg Der bisber
fiibrenben Staaten ibrer auffafinne
aeienfdaftlider 3uiammenarbeit Gel
t,,ng az, nerl6offen iuden. llnb Die
tobenoe @ut miro iid leeen nno cine
grmattung nnb ein 8er5aeen miro
1iber bic 80lfer fommen nno Die al-
m6bli6e @rfenntnis, bob Ger 9riee,
ION ni6t oues periinfen in Nadt uno
@ranien, nid)t ber 0ouerausItano iein
fonn, oab ipieoer 5riebe iperoen mub,
bob elmer bent anoern, Elm 8olt benz
anbern belfen mub, bie flaffenoen
@nnben at beilen nnb al eeneien a,i
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07

AIs berganeenes 5riibiabr obi
ees 8iIb aufeenommen tpuroe,
berrfdte tieffter 5riebe anf ben
Ybilippinen. 9as Bib fteat aipei
amerifanif6e 8rieiter bes Can 8e-
6a Goness in Nanila 6ar bel
Sdiebiibunseu. @esenmartig be-
itebt Die Noeli6feit, baB biefe 8e.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07

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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-08-06
PINE COUNTY RURAL
SCHOOL NEWS
A. E. GUsrAFsoN. County supt.

All clerks reports are now in and
our combined summaries in two
large 24-page books are about COM
plete.
Our June 1912 Victory Volume)
bulletin of information concerning
our Pine county schools will be two
months late because the major state
reports were placed two months ear
lier on our schedule. This school
bulletin will again be issued and
distributed without any cost to Pine
county.
Two rural teachers resigned this
week so we still have ID vacancies
to fill. We also lost one of our best
unemployed teachers recently when
my old Polk County, Wisconsin, stole
Mrs. Helen Langstrom away for $110
per month.
Miss A. Lahodny, school district
No. n, has completed her University
of Minnesota correspondence courses
with excellent scores. This entities
her to renewal of her certificate
for another five years. Several other
Pine county teachers are also taking
courses by correspondence.
After Mrs. Bumblebee carried pol
len from flower to flower among
our victory vegetables and fruits all
summer, I accidently stepped on her
home and she politely drove me away
with nice sting on my ear. (Now
I have to explain to every one 1
meet). We need our birds and bees
in our economic balance, but we
can see no good use for most destruc-
tive insects. The bumblebee is one
of our very best rural friends.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-08-06

Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Asleson were
Finlayson shoppers Tuesday of last
week.
Mrs. Oscar Asleson called at the
home of her son, Clifford Asleson,
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Asleson and
Edmund and Katie were in Finlay-
son Saturday forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wagner and
daughter Waneta spent Saturday
evening with the Clifford Asleson
family.
Mrs. o. Asleson was Finlayson
shopper Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wagner and
William Chandler came from Min
neapolis Saturday afternoon to visit
friends and relatives here, returning
Sunday afternoon.
Joseph, May and Marilyn Pince
called at the Clifford Asleson home
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Asleson, Ed
mund Seekous and w. H. Wagner
attended a show in Willow River
Monday evening.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-08-06
Church and Home
BY REV. M. MIKKELSEN

Gods greatness, like mans per-
functory ability, is relative. Many
of us forget that, and therefore, in
times of distress and despair, assum-
ing that God in His supremacy is
absolute, get discouraged and wonder
why God does not interfere and
suspend the power of evil now RAM
pant in the world causing innocent
people everywhere such suffering as
we have never witnessed before.
We should of course not wish for
a recurrence of the interference by
God with mans privilege of life back
in the days of Noah. God promised
at the time never to repeat His
suspension of evil in the world by
these same means. Although His
purpose is not clear to all we may
be confident that it is the best for
all.
The relatively of God dates back
to that promise. 1t reduces the abso-
lutte power of God but stands very
definitely as a challenge to mans
responsibility. While we need not
fear destruction by the hand of God
there is sufficient reason for those
who have separated themselves from
God and thus have made it impos-
sible for Him to protect them from
evil hands to fear destruction by the
hand of the enemy.
We may learn from Jesus life on
earth that it is not especially the
body and our physical well-being
that God is mostly concerned about;
that it is not SO much what happens
to us and the sufferings in this life
caused by the presence among us
Of evil, and of selfishness, that mat
tiers most; but it is how we react to
all this that counts. It is our reaction
here that makes it either possible or
impossible for God to interfere.
One reason why the building in
the world of the Kingdom of God
has not progressed any further but
has been repeatedly delayed, per-
haps the main reason, is the unwill-
ingness of Christian nations to &C
cept responsibility, and the hesitancy
with which they seek repentance.
God is yet Almighty if our rela-
ton to Him is such that His full
power can be released against the
evil forces operating in the world
to destroy not only the fruit of mans
labor but all that God has given us
to enjoy God does not work alone.
In this fight we must fight with
Him even to the extent of giving our
lives if necessary. Until we are
ready to enter the struggle under
these conditions we should at least
be restrained in our complaints.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-08-06
ASKOV
Flower Show.

The committee in charge of the
Askov Flower show, to be held Thurs
day, August 20, again asks everyone
to remember the date and plan now
to bring as many exhibits as possible
Prizes will be given and list is now
being prepared for publication next
week. Weather conditions have been
favorable for flowers this summer
SO fine display of large variety
of blooms is expected.
Together with the flower display
will be short program, including
pantomine by children, music and
readings and a talk by the flower
judge. Further announcements will
be made in next weeks issue.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-08-06
CARD OF THANKS

We take this means of extending
our heartfelt thanks to the many kind
friends and neighbors who helped us
during our recent sorrow, the illness
and death of our beloved wife and
mother.
We especially wish to thank Rev.
j. Florentin Anderson, Mr.. Arne An
dell, those who gave the beautiful
floral offerings, and those who served
as pallbearers. Their many acts of
kindness are sincerely appreciated.
Fred Saastad.
Gloria Saastad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarey Jensen
and children.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-08-06
BARGAINS

We have the following bargains
in reconditioned machinery:
Corn binders, all makes; Interna-
tional ensilage cutter, cultivators,
grain binders, 8-foot and 6-foot; man.
ure spreaders, mowers, 1920 tractor,
Fordsons, tractor plows, light and
heavy; sulky plows, good heavy work
horse, harness, windmill with 40-foot
tower, force pump, Myers grapple
fork. Let us show you the new 60
bushel New Idea tractor spreader
with barnyard and resisting 7.50x20
new big type tires. Remember, we
will trade for anything we can use.
Pine City Hardware Co.,
(1t) Pine City, MINI.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-08-06

The two or three dozen industrial
plants working for one procurement
division of the army will tie up more
than 100000 freight cars day when
working at full production. These
cars, needed to haul raw materials
to the plants and carry munitions
and waste products away, represent
about four times as many cars as are
usually on the tracks of so large a
freight center as New York.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-08-06
CARD OF APPRECIATION

We wish to express our apprecia-
ton and thanks to our friends and
neighbors for their kindness and help
in building our home. Also to all
who offered help and for the nice
housewarming party and the money
which was presented to us.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Moilanen.