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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-08-06
Duquette

Mrs. Conrad Nicholson, the former
Myrtle Hedberg, is in Missouri visit
ing Pvt. Conrad Nicholson, who is in
the armed forces there.
The All Club is having its annual
picnic at Miller's Resort Sunday
afternoon, August 9. The families
of the All members are invited.
The Union Ladies' Aid will be
entertained at the Chas. Berger home
Thursday, August Is, with Mrs. Ellef-
son and Mrs. Berger as hostesses.
Everyone is welcome.
Myrtle Hedberg left Friday for
Minneapolis. She has secured en-
ployment in a defense plant. Every
one will miss her as an efficient and
cheerful clerk at the Anderson-De-
Long store where she has worked the
past year.
Mrs. Anderson and Truman spent
Friday afternoon in Moose Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Johnson and Mr..
and Mrs. P. Erickson spent Sunday
afternoon with the ALI. Erickson
family.
Rudy Bloom returned home Mon
day. He has been working for some
time in western Canada in a con-
struction camp near the Alaskan
highway.
Mrs. Van Ruben of Minneapolis, is
visiting friends in town this week.
Ragnar Edin met with a peculiar
accident last week. While out fish
ing a fish hook caught in his fore
head. It was imbedded so deeply
it was necessary for him to secure
medical aid to have it removed. At
present it is healing nicely.
Miss Violet Hecker of Sandstone,
visited some of her All members
Monday afternoon. The All mem
bers are getting projects and records
completed for Achievement day at
Sandstone, August 20.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-08-06
When You And
l We're Younger
twenty-five Years Ago.
Items taken from the Aslkov American
of Is and Is years ago.
august 9, 1919


Mr.. Smith, an old engineer on
the Northwestern Road and retired
on pension, was killed by the north
bound flyer at Grandy last Friday
afternoon Mr.. Smith was visiting
at Grandy and had been in the cab
of freight engine on the side track,
talking to a friend and when he
stepped from the engine he walked
into the path of the on-rushing pas
senger and was killed instantly.
Ludwig Mosbaek of Askov, recently
purchased the 80-acre Kepler farm
five miles north of Askov, and will
take possession November /.
Ole Knudson unloaded his car of
household goods, farm machinery
and livestock last week and has
moved onto the ]. O. Randall place in
Wilma township. Mr.. Knudson and
family came from southern Mime
sofa.
The Askov branch of the Red Cross
society was permanently organized
last Friday evening with the follow
ing officers: H. Petersen, chairman;
j. R. Petersen, vice chairman, Mrs.
F. Clarey Nielsen, secretary; and Mrs.
N. P. Jensen, treasurer.
County Commissioner Edin of
Sandstone, and w. j. Wheeler, who
has charge of the maintenance work
on the Elwen road from Sandstone
to Askov, was in Askov last week
and engaged Jeppe Sorensen to take
care of that part of the road from
the Sandstone town line to Askov,
a distance of three miles.
R. Nortvig and family came to
Askov from Deer River Sunday to
visit friends. They attended the So
cial at the assembly hall Sunday
evening where Mr.. Nortvig was the
principal entertainer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brechner of
Minneapolis, came to Askov Friday
for visit at the home of their uncle,
1b Hansen, and other relatives. Mr..
Brechner returned to Minneapolis
yesterday while Mrs. Brschner will
remain for visit.
R. c. Hunt of Pine City, state land
appraiser, was in Askov Monday and
together with ]. H. Frisendahl of
Danforth, appointed by the state audi
tor, and H. Petersen, Askov, APP
pointed by the governor, appraised
the state land in the town of Dam
forth.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-08-06
Willow River
from Another CORRESPONDENT

K. R. Meyer, salesman for the
Standard Oil Company, supervised
the loading of the first carload OF
scrap rubber from this community
yesterday, this being part of Will
low Rivers contribution to the ma
tional rubber drive held recently
The scrap had been secured by Ray
Nelson and Otto Reuer, local Stand
ard Oil men. Several volunteers as
sisted with the work of loading the
car and James Stepan donated his
truck for the work. The task was
completed by 4 o'clock.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-08-06

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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-08-06
PROCEEDINGS OF
SCHOOL BOARD
District No. II.

There was a special meeting of the
school board on July z, 1912.
The treasurer's and clerks books
for the past year were audited and
a motion was made and carried to
accept these books as audited by
the board.
The designations of Miss Agnes De-
Rungs and Miss Mary Locker were
presented. A motion was made and
carried to accept these designations
Due to the difficulty of obtaining
teachers this year and to compen-
safe for the expense involved, a mo-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-08-06
salary 5000
Pine Coop Oil Assn, supplies 1897
There being no further business,
meeting was adjourned.
IRENE PATRICK NELSON, Clerk.
5000

The annual meeting of the school
district was held on July 81, 1912.
All board members were present ex-
cept Mrs. Petersen. There were
nine others present.
Supt. Otto G. Hoiberg had prepared
as usual an excellent summary of
the past years work. It was decided
to express appreciation to Mrs. Jens
P. Miller for her interesting contri-
button, ''Thirty-six Years in Dist
trict H."
Since there were no problems for
discussion, the annual meeting was
adjourned. The board met briefly
for a special meeting.
A motion was made and carried
to hire the following bus drivers
at the same salaries as last year with
the routes to be determined before
the start of school.
Route 1, Fred Olesen.
Route 2, Harold Fisher.
Route 3, Jens P. Bic.
Route 4, Henry johnson.
There being no further business,
the meeting was adjourned.
IRENE PATRICK NELSON, Clerk.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-08-06

ton was made and carried to accept
no resignation after August l except
upon payment Of $25 penalty.
There being no further business
the meeting was adjourned.
IRENE PATRICK NELSON, Clerk
The regular meeting of the school
board was held on July IA, 1912.
Mrs. Petersen and Adolf Jensen were
absent. The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approved.
The business of the past year hav-
ing been declared completed, the old
board adjourned and the meeting
was re-opened for the new school
year. The school board was organ
lied as follows:
K. L. Lund, president; Mildred
Carlson Petersen, treasurer; Irene
Patrick Nelson, clerk.
The following committees were ap-
pointed: Purchasing-Adolf Jensen
and Otto A. Jensen; grounds and re-
pairs, K. L. Lund and Harry Morten-
sen; teachers, Mildred Carlson Peder-
sen and Irene Patrick Nelson.
The second Tuesday in each month
at p. m. was set as the date for
the regular monthly meeting.
It was moved and carried to offer
the American Publishing Company
$40 to publish the proceedings of
the school board for the coming year.
Any child who will be six years
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-08-06

(From Another Correspondent
Mrs. Clarence Melancon and chill
dren, Mrs. Clifford Torell and Helen
Mrs. Francis Melancon and Elaine
and Edward Davis, visited Monday
afternoon at the Edw. Rupp home.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31
NOVY RAR C.S.A. OSLO 456
v BELCAMP, MD.

Zalozen a pfivftan do nejstars1
bratrske Jednoty G. S. A. Dude
tuto sobotu, l. srpna v 8 hodin
vecer predsedou Jednoty br.
Vaclavem Muzikem z Chicago,
predsedy Velkoradu G. S. A.
statu Maryland a presedou A
gitacniho Vyboru, jakoz i u
redniky sdruzenych Tad1 z
Baltimore.
Ma tuto schulz zyani jsou
vsichni krajane v okoli Bel
camp, Md.
Rad Dude pojmenovan a zvo-
leni now 1redn1ci. Pc sch1zi
Dude Vec1rek. Jednote C.S.A.
gratulujeme ku zalozeni move
ratolesti a clen1m prejem, by
Sc Jim vzdy u G. S. A. l1bila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31
z "POUTE."

D6kujeme vsem, kteff pri-
spell Diary v6cnymi a penezn1-
mi do stanku GINS. a Sokola a
kteTi pomahali We stanku a
prOdejem chanel.
Dodatecne dairy:
Pen6zni: = Mr.. Matousek
$500; Mrs. Hubbard $1.OO;
Mrs. Wilkins $1.0O; Mrs. Ma.
RE Nemec $500; Mrs. Vala
$500. Dohromady $14.OO.
Dairy v6cn6:- Mrs. Haugh-
ton, zinky, decka, taska; Mrs.
Stipsak, obhackovane kapesni-
ky; Mrs. Svejda, zlaty nara
mex.
Pecivo: - Mr.. Dusek, hous-
ka, srd1cka; Mrs. B. Marek,
cake; Mrs. Smrha, cake; Mrs.
Pillar, houska; Mrs. PaTfzek,
bllkOve pecivo; Mrs. Wilkins,
cakes; Mrs. Bilek, cake.
ems. a Sokolska Jed. "Blesk.'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31
~ELEKTRICKE KARI A Blu
sly MA RADE NYNf

NejblizS1m nyn1 krokem ku
resent trasportacnf krise, MI
re byti zkracen1 jfzd anebo
~zrusen1 j1zd elektrickych kar
vGbec a bust v jistych ddlezi-
tych distriktech anebo v jis-
tych hOdinach.
V nastavajfc1m podzimku
dals1ch $4,000 osob zamestna-
no Dude We valecnych produk-
c1ch V Baltimore, v dobe kdy
pocne vyucovani ma skolach a
v dobe, kdy "mestske transpor
tacnf zasoby budou skorem Il
pine vycerpany."
Ably Sc predeslo tomu, by
mestsk6 valecne podniky ne
klesly nasledkem nedostatkG
transportacn1ch prostredkG,
jednano Dude jak elektricke
kary a jak busy zar1zeny bu-
dou.
Situace je vaznou a treba
Dude nutnym 1z1ti zvlastn1ch
prostredk1. Move valecne pod
Milky zamestnavajicf tisice del
Mkt otevreny budou ma pod
zim a jine podniky rozsfri sv6
prace. Mezi temito budou do
datky ku Washington Boule.
ward a novym dflnam, jez O.
|tevTeny budou Bartlett Hay
ward divisi Koppers spolecno-
sti. Calvert destilerie, jez W.
rabf alkohol pro valecne potre-
by jest mezi temi, kdoz Sc chy-
staff ku rozmnozenf svych
produkc1.
V situaci teto nedostatek gu
movych pomGcek a gasolfnu
zacfna hrati nebezpecnou roll
ISpolecnost elektrickych kar u.
viva kazdou moznou pom1c.
ku ma udrzeni dopravn1ch pro.
stfedkG. Vagony, jez objed.
many byly jiz pred rokem do.
sud dodany nejsou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31
NOVA OBRANNA ULOHA
PREDMETEM.

Skorem 10000 dobrovolnfkI
organisovanych blocfch,
pTedmestych a wardach, hle-
dano Dude vyborem Baltimor-
ske obcanske mobilisace.
Vybor tento jmenovan byl
mayorem Jacksonem, ably stu
dOval a spolupGsobil We vSech
obrannych cinnostech.
Prvnf pracf vyboru jest stu
dovati problemy zavinene val
kou jednotlivcIm. Jakmile roz
hodnuto Dude, jaka organisace
.je nutna ku lustenf techto pro-
blemG, pocato Dude lined Sc
jmenovanim dobrovoln1k1, sc
cvicenlm a DAMN Jim mist pro
prace jejich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31

jistou podporu We Spojenych
Statech, jake zastupce "svo-
bodnych Madar1," kterl We
skutecnosti jsou l6pe zastupo-
vani ryz1mi demokraty vyhna-
nymi z Madarska, jake Rus
en- Vambery, profesora Jaszi
a Matyas Rakosy. Pred dve-
ma Lefty jsem mluvil S Eckhard-
en- V Belehrade ma ceste do
Ameriky, kdyz I'll v nejlepsfm
hotelu V mest6, a mel jsem do
jem, re zastupuje liberalnf Ma
Diary, ale dotazy mezi zodpo-
vednymi madarskymi levicaky
me pfesvedcily, re Eckhardt
nema prava mluvit "a protifa-
Sisticke Madary. Tento DOZEN
byl potvrzen z rozhovorech Sc
skutecnymi emigranty, ktefi
Sc S nebezpecim dostali pres
ma arske hranice a tezce ziji
a bojuj1 V Jugoslavii prot Hor-
thyove klice, jejichz cely zivot
je naplnen bojem proti madar-
Skemu faSismu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31
RAD re Sell DO VEZENf.

NamOrnlk Weaver G.. Mann
ing prekvapil policii vychodnf-
no distriktu, kdyz dekoval Jim,
re no zavreli protoze byl OPT
lynn.
Manning pc zaplacenf poku-
.ty SIS doznal ma stanici, re tim
usetTil $195.
"Mel jsem diva cheeky ma
500 kazdy v mych kapsach,
vypravel. Kdybych byl nespal
ma stanici We vezenf, penlze ty
snad by byly "v luftu."
Policiste uveznili jej, kdyz
zaloval, re oloupen byl Q znac-
nou sunni pence. Prohledali
no a nalezli diva cheeky "pro-
kukujfcf" z jeho kapes. Vrati-
Ii mu cheeky. !.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31
POMOCNY VYBOR.

Ia zbozf: Mrs. Rfha $1,000;
Mrs. Rysanek $1,000; Mrs.
Parsons $3.50; Mrs. M. Rys,
$3.50; Mrs. Zaoralek $1.OO,
zast6rky $1.50; Mrs. Hraba-
mex Use; Mrs. Al. Janata dar
$500.
Dodatecny vykaz pTisp6vkG
a DART k Pouti ma stanek Po-
mocn6ho Vyboru: - Mrs. Ko-
sina, 2 doilies, 1 scarf; Mrs.
Koubek, 2 schranky ma kapes-
milky, 1 doilie, 1 hac. klobouk,
3 zasterky; Mrs. Mizerovsky,
2 vys. polstaTe, 10 koralku,
hac. stolnf pokryvku, IL kni-
EEK; Mrs. AL. Janata, II ID.
mouky, 3 ID. kavy; Mrs. Ri
zicka, 2 polstaTe, Z doilies Mrs.
Behounek, hac. center piece;
Mrs. Benesch, hac. center
piece; Mrs. NJ. Bernat, 2 hac.
polstare; Mrs. Ant. Svejda,
polStaTe, dort; Mrs. Weekly,
krabici rucnfku; eth. Sestra
Osady sv. Vaclava, selku; Mrs.
Chlud, Belcamp a Mrs. Zacek,
cukrovinky a 20 part panto-
flickG; Mrs. Nenadal, zasterku
a $500 MRS. Raul, $500; Mrs.
M. Kr1z $500; Mrs. Az. Kr-
eek obsadila a darovala pol
star $500; Mrs. Koutnfk ST.;
Mrs. Nigrin 81; Mrs. Hrubes
$500.
Vysledek Pouti a podrobnej-
81 zpravu poda Vykonny W.
Dor Sdruzenych SpolkG.
Pros1m vSechny anSe clenky-
ne Pomocneho Vyboru ably
nam odvedli praci Cerv. Kr1ze
do 6. srpna u Mrs. Pokorny,
nebo A. Rysove, jelikoz nebu-
deme mfti sicf hodiny behem
mesfce srpna. Praci Cervene-
no KTlze Yam opet dodame.
Dekujem Yam vsem "a kras-
nou Vasi spolupraci a ochotu
jakou jste pfi kazd6 prflezitos-
tt ukazali. Nebylo by mono
takovych vysledkG bez Vasi
pomoci pilnych rukou a pTf-
spevkG nasich dobrych Cecho-
=slovakG. Prejeme Yam toho
letnfho odpocinku ku nahro-
mad6nf vetsf silly a ochoty ku
dalS1 praci ktere Dude jeste VII
ce zapotTeb1 nez dosud. Vsem
nasim pf1znivcGm a krajanum
dlky "a dosavadnf podporu a
doufame, re vytrvate s Mani
az do konecneho vitezstvl!
Ia Pomocny Vybor:
M. Pokorny-A. Rys.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31
VIVA ~CECHOSLOVAKUM
KTERf KUPUJETE
VALECNE BONDY!

Ustfedf ems. v Chicago Sc
snazf pro propagacnl 1cely Il
skati soups vsech valecnych
bondG koupenych Cechoslova-
ky zde v Americe. Bondy kou-
peny zde v Baltimore u pana
Svejdy jsou Jim primo kredito-
vany CechoslovakGm. Zadame
Cechoslovaky, kteTf kupuji
bondy jinde nez u p. Svejdy, a.
by oznamili Serii, cfslo bondG,
cenu a jmeno a adresu bud
Odbocce GINS. zde V Baltimore
anebo primo UstTedu GINS. v
Chicago, 4O49 w. 26th Street.
Nezapomente! Ma to byti
zajmem kazdeho Cechoslova-
ka ably byl pine zhodnocen ce-
skoslovensky pffnos We valec-
mem 1silf Spojenych StatG A
merickych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31
MlStni ZprdYY.


= V ned6li, dine 2. srpna We
a hodiny odpoledne oddani bu-
dou v kostele sv. Antonina
snOubenci 81. Pavla A. KolaTo-
va S p. Adolfem J. Blazkem.
Nev6sta je dcerou krajanG p.
a p1. TOmaSe a Josefy KOlaT z
cfsla SAT- Belair Road a re
mich je synem krajanG p. a p1.
Adolf j. Black z c1sla 612 N.
Patterson Park Avenue.
= Ma hrbitove Nejsv. Wy
kupitele pohrbena byla tento
ctvrtek Antonio Zeman, man
zelka Augusta Zemana, cfslo
23O1 Ashland Ave-, jez zem-
Tela We v6ku IA rokG ma srdec-
nj nemoc &c. cervence. Naro-
zena byla v Cechach, odkud
pred SO roxy pTijela do Anne
riky. Nalezela ku spolkdm:
OltaTnfmu a Fanny Marie Lee
vockej.
Zanechava ditky z prvniho
manzelstvf: Synove: James,
Charles, Louis a Emil SOFT;
ldcery: Tiny Handlfr, Frances
Bellestri, Cecilia Upton a Lot
tie Posner.
POhreb vypraven z pohreb-
nlhO dOmu firmy Cvach a Syn.
= Ma Baltimore hTbitov6
pohTbena byla We 2 hodiny v
utery odpoledne Anna Mark
land, (rozena Duncan), man
zelka JOhna MARYLAND, {. 825
N. Lakewood Ave-, jez zemre-
la Johns Hopkins nemocnici
25. cervence We start 80 rokG.
POhrebnf obrady vykonal Rev.
Nelson Winter. PohTeb konan
z domu jejlho syna, George
MARYLAND, {. 2407 E. Chase ul.
Pohreb vypravil Charles E.
Schimunek.
We Philadelphia, Pa,
zemTel &c. cervence jeden re
zakladatelG American Stores
Company pan ROBERT H.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31
UDERE-
MA A SKRCENA.

Devatenactileta oSetTovatel-
ka nemocnych We Franklin
Square nemocnici, udeTena by
la kopnutlm a skrcena We svet-
nici osetrovatelek muzem, KITE
ry vrhl Sc ma nj. OsetTovatel-
ka pocala Sc braniti tax, re L.
tocnfk konecne pustil il a prchl
pc udeTenf il slime do brady
tax, re ztratila vedomf.
Jine osetTovatelky pTibehly
a nalezly il lezfcf ma podlaze.
N9kolika stychy musel il zasit
bTti jazyk a brada.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31
USMRCEN PADEM.


John w. Hughes, 34lety zrf-
zenec Maryland Dry Dock spo
lecnosti We Fairfield, usmrcen
byl ned6li, kdyz zebfik, ma
nemz pracoval, poyolii a oba
spadli do vnitrku lodi do hloub
ky 25 stop.
= Bernard Schnur, 57lety
z N. Paca ulice, zemfel Uni
versitn1 nemocnici pc padu Sc
zebfiku, kdyz vstoupiti chtel
do lodi ma Recreation pieru.
Zemestnan byl Standard Oil
spolecnostf jake namoTni poll
cista.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31

Policista, Timothy Shanahan
dan byl do nemocnice S pola-
manymi prstmi,- kdyz ma neho
padl pod6seny kun, zatfm CO
cekal ma jineho policistu ma
Back River. Shanahan stall ma
Moffett avenue hovoTe sc dve-
ma muzi, kteTi vedli diva kone.
Jeden z koni byl ponekud u
.straSen. Shanahan chtel sc mu
vyhnouti, padl a kun padl ma
n6ho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31
A r BRITVU
A

Ralph Brickard, 44lety z
Washington a Edwin r. Slus-
ser, 45lety z Dundalk, usv6d-
ceni byli z utoku a okradenf
Thomase Cadell z Fort Ho-
ward. Wall mu starou bTitvu
a nakrcnfk v Gambler budove.
Slusser drzel Cadella zatfm
co Brickard hledal v jeho kap-
sach, jak svedcil policista.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31
LIKERNf LICENSE
ZADRZENA.

Baltimorsky likernf vybor
nar1dil pc Sest dn1 v hotelu
Belveder neprodavati lihove
napoje. Pficina toho bylo, re
prodana byla v hotelu skleni-
ce piva nezletile dfvce 10. GER
vence.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31
MATKA 20 DfTEK DAVA
CTYRI SYNY ARMADA.

Mary Kline DeGrange, mat
ka dvaceti d1tek, dala jiz 4 sy-
ny sve armada a ceka, re v
brzku tfi JIM volani budou.
Matka stara Sc rok1 a Cd
loucena cd sveho manzela sko-
70 pc 10 rok1, jest presvedce-
ma, re synove jeff slouziti bu-
dou sve vlasti dobre.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31
KRADEz "

Zlodeji vnikli do lekarny We
1900 blocku E. North Ave. z
lekarny prchli S celou zasobou
narkotickych prostredk6 rGz-
neho druhu. Niceho jineho
zlodeji sc nedotkli, AMI $40 v
pOkladnicce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31
VALECNE ~VZDUCHOLODI
TREBA PRIVEZOU r
NY HMYZ.

Obrovske valecne vzducho-
lodi konaj1c1 Lefty mezi Spoje-
nymi Staty a jinymi castmi
sveta, privezou snad spatny,
nezdravy hmyz do zeme teto,
jak soud1 DIR. Ernest Cory. Prf-
staviste budou zkoumany v o.
hledu tom co nejpecliveji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31
ZANASENf RENTU.

Do soboty zaneseno bylo 49,
044 zanasen1 rent1 v Marylan-
du. Ac neni urcite mono u
dati celkovy obnos, IDA Sc, re
pocet registrac1 rent1 Dude
snad v bl1zkosti 225,OOO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
PITFALLS OF LOVE

"You know. as I do" ! went
o. while Ronald listened audly,
that Carolyn has been so care
fully guarded in Northampton
since Uncle Dicky took her back,
that no stranger has spoken To
her, telephoned her, written her,
or sent her any message"
They tried 90 send her mes
sages, didn't they?" he asked.
although he we'll knew the
answer.
ayes, twice, hut both were In
tercepted," ] replied. Carolyn
never received them. hut we
weren't able 10 learn who sent
them because Of our very
thorough precautions against
her receiving any messages.
IF she came down here"
said, 1--WE might pretend to relax
the precautions, although she
really would be- more closely
guarded than ever. Even 10,
there IL n chance that we would
be better able 10 get n line on
her trailers."
AGREES THERE'S CHANCE
To gain time l took UP the
letter and made a prcteXt Oh
reading IT again, then laid II dowr
and met Ronald's anxious eyes.
Dear boy" ! said, measuring
my words. II do not want TO
give you false hopes, hat there
is a chance that Carolyn has
finally come 20 her senses and
will tell us whatever she knows
about this awful thing"
The bitter sound that came
from Ronalds lips was like the
groan Of a man IN torment.
III only I could be- sure that
she has no guilty knowledge"
he said. Then he rose. took the
letter, read il through again
and handed IL back
eff you want 60 show this TO
your father, it's all right" he
said. do you really think ne
then may permit Carol to come
down here?"
II cannot tell" ! parried "but
i think IL very likely"
RONALD'S SUGGESTION
81 don't want 10 he ofiicious."
he said hesitantly, but ! he
lieve there Is one person who
could get Carol to talk"
And that person." / asked.
els Marion's mother" he an
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The graduation advances Rea,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick G.
Rea. 10 the rating Of hospital APP
prentice, second class.
Two Detroit men were listed in
the new group of 3Sl aviation
cadets who reported at the navy'S
major air stations at Pensacola,
Fla, and Corpus Christi, Tex, TO
begin advanced flight training
The DetroiterS, Boris w. Georg-
off OF 1913 Clements avenue and
Donald b. Palmer Jr. of 1887
Green avenue, had successfully
completed primary flight training.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
BY Adele
Oarrison

swered. Carol always has
adOred her, and II Mrs. Under
wood isn't too bitter against
Carol 10 talk 10 her, she'd have
better chance to gain her con-
iidence than any one else"
II think that's good sug-
gestion," told him promptly.
land you may be assured that
Mrs. Underwood Is not bitter
against Carol. I'll take all
these things up with my father.
When you 20 back, please ask
him 10 come over here AZ soon
aS he can"
III give him your message"
he assured me. "And thank
YOU so much, Aunt Madge."
lie bent and kissed me. then
left a bit cheered l fancied bu'
his figure was bowed with anxiety
SPENCER READS LETTER
There was fierce anger in my
heart against Carolyn because oi
her brothers suffering as ] waited
for my fathers coming. Then
thought perhaps ! was doing the
girl an injustice. as we had nc
concrete proof OF her completely
IN Marion's disappearance. BY the
time my father knocked upon the
door l was in a more tolerant
frame Of mind
Ronald said you wished 10
see me-" he said, as he came in
and / handed him Carolyn's let
ter, saying Ronald IL willing
that you read this, and thought
there ought not To be any delay
in your seeing II. Please sit
down"
lie took a chair. read the letter
carefully. then looked at me
What do you suggest, Mar
garrett" he asked.
Confined tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

/ James Alvin
( ~ o r thweStern
la V Q n ue, was
graduated last
week as honor
man Of a class
of 40 at the
naval hospital
e orps school,
Gre at Lakes,
I'LL. He m
Ipleted his six
week training
course with an
average grade
Iof 81 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Quiz Answers

Ferdinand Magellan.
2-His vest.
3-Mining.
Admiral William s. Sims.
who, when his voluminouS
reports on poor gunnery
were pigconholcd. appealed
directly TO Assistant Secre-
tary Of Navy Theodore
Roosevelt, with the result
that the entire North At
lantic fleet was ordered out
for target practice
Special occult powers max
ing one a potent magician.
6-Antarctica.
THE Sistine Chapel.
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Detroiter Made
Staff Sergeant
Continued from Page 2e)

Council. son of Mrs. Agnes V. Con-
nell, S05 Casgrain avenue; Leon
ard Soltar, son Of Mrs. Sarah Sol
tar, 2239 Atkinson avenue. and
John c. Reilly, son OF Mrs. Craw-
ford S. Reilly, 81 Farrand Park.