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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-01-07
ClOvertOn

Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Hughes enter
tanned the C. E. Wander Linden, G.. l..
Austin and o. S. Halsted families and
Mrs. E. E. Dilley New Years eve.
The teachers arrived Sunday and
school started January 4.
Laurel Thompson of ST. Paul, spent
several days at the Nolan home last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kendall, Mr..
and Mrs. Van, Mr.. and Mrs Hughes
and Mrs. Austin and Joan spent Sat-
urday evening at the Tollefson home
Mrs. Hatleli spent New Years at
the Tollefson home here.
Mrs. M. D. Root spent Friday eve
ming and Saturday at the Austin
home
Miss Jean Austin and Mrs. Van and
Betty spent Friday evening and Sat-
urday in Duluth. Betty left for
Cohasset where she will teach school.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Taylor were
entertained at the L. H. Ellington
home New Years day.
Karl Kendall was home from Du-
luth between trains Sunday.
About 20 attended the church's New
Years party Friday evening
Communion services were held at
the church here Sunday.
Word has been received that Mr..
Holm is somewhat better, although
he is still confined to the hospital
at Pine City.
The G.. E. Vans had supper at the
Austin home Sunday evening.
Dominick Fornengo had the mis-
fortune recently to hurt his hand
hauling coal.
Miss Jessie Kintigh left for Dakota
after several weeks visit at the Frank
Kintigh home.
Mrs. Karl Kendall spent some time
in Duluth last week.
Jim Whitney came from Duluth
Friday, returning Saturday.
The o. S. Halsted family and Mrs.
E. E. Dilley motored to Hinckley Sat-
urday afternoon.
Mrs. Ed Profit will entertain the
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Thursday
| afternoon (today).
The Townsend club will meet at
the Tollefson home Friday evening.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-01-07
Kingsdale

Services were held at the Luth-
eran church New Years day by Stu
dent Pastor Robert Erickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barton and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aarlie were din
ner guests at the Anna Benson home
New Years day.
Mrs. Ed Shultz went to ST. Paul
last Thursday and visited until Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Feigum of
Duluth, spent New Years and the
weekend at the c. A. Lund home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lund and
children visited at the G.. A. Lund
home Wednesday of last week. Al
bert left Sunday for Utah where he
will be employed.
Mrs. Paul Pahos and Marie and
Jan of Markville, spent New Years
day at the c. A. Lund home.
Dolores Haines came home from ST.
Paul Saturday.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-01-07
Markville

A New Years Wake was held at
the Zion Lutheran church New Years
eve which was attended by a large
crowd. The evenings program opened
with an oyster supper served by the
Lutheran Ladies Aid. At $50 o'clock
service of worship was conducted
by the student pastor, Robert Erick-
son Of Minneapolis. This was fol-
lowed by social hour and lunch
At 1880 o'clock a devotional period
was held with Rev. Mclean of the
Presbyterian church in charge. The
Presbyterian choir furnished spe-
cial number at this meeting.
Miss Marie Pahos, who has been
visiting at her home for some time
returned Sunday to work in Mime
apolis.
The Arna Community club held its
regular meeting Tuesday night. De-
tails will be given in next weeks
issue.
The Christian Endeavor society OF
the Presbyterian church held its reg
ular meeting at the Mclean home
Sunday night. Following the devo-
tional meeting business meeting was
held at which the following officers
were elected for the year: President
Lillian Breezley; vice-president, Olga
Monson; secretary-treasurer, Maynerd
Monson. Committee chairmen: Look
out, Marie Grace; prayer meeting
lone Grevious; social, Wilfred Breez-
ley; and music, Olga Monson.
The Markville school resumed work
Monday morning after two weeks
vacation. Miss Turtinen and Miss
koski returned from their homes a,
Cloquet Sunday afternoon.
New Years day was celebrated by
a number of family gatherings and in
some cases guests were invited in for
dinner
The boys and girls are finding the
coasting very good this winter and
are getting a lot of fun out of it. II
is well that parents caution them
about the dangers of cars on the hills
east of the village.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-01-07
DanfOrth

Mr.. and Mrs. Dave McKeever, Earl
Cassada and two children of Mime
apolis arrived at the Leonard White
home Friday for New Years. Mr..
Cassada and children returned to their
home Saturday while Mr.. and Mrs.
McKeever stayed for a longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Gabriel and
family of Duluth, spent the weekend
with relatives here. The Sunday
school enjoyed their short visit and
singing Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard White en-
tertained several friends at a sleigh
ride party Friday night.
Young Peoples meeting will be
held at the Arnold Shute home at
Duxbury Saturday evening.
Quite number from here enjoyed
the watch night services at Sand
Creek last Thursday night.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-01-07
Sand Creek

Regular meeting of the Farmers
and Birthday clubs will be held al
the schoolhouse Wednesday, January
ID, at $3.50 p. m. All members are
requested to be present.
Mrs. Velau has been confined to
the Pokegama hospital the past two
weeks with pneumonia. At last re-
ports she was somewhat improved
but is still very ill. Her many friends
wish her speedy recovery.
Mrs. Dan Svardahl is a patient in
the Lakeside Memorial hospital, hav-
ing undergone very serious opera
ton last Thursday morning and is
in critical condition at this writing
Mrs. Conrad Svardahl has been stay
ing with her at the hospital. Her
many friends hope for her speedy
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. liner Carlson and
children visited Sunday with friends
at Kerrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Runo Larson and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. C. Benson
and family, all of Denham, visited
New Years day with Mr.. and Mrs
George Hansen and family.
Mrs. Ray Thomson entertained the
Ladies' Aid at her home Wednesday
afternoon of last week.
A number of members and friends
of the Farmers and Birthday clubs
enjoyed the New Years eve party
at the D. Harris home.
Rev. and Mrs. c. A. Gabriel ano
family of Superior, attended Sunday
school Sunday and took part in the
services by giving some interesting
talks and special music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Thomson ano
family, Mr.. Velau and Harriet Lar
son enjoyed New Years dinner al
the Litzen Larson home.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-01-07
FinlaysOn Corner

Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Greenwald
of Duluth, spent Saturday and Sum-
day at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. B. GreenWald. The
twins and Tommy returned home
with their parents after spending
their Christmas vacation here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Haglin and
son of Askov, spent Sunday at the
Oscar Anderson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Barnick and son
Robert and Dicky Anderson of st.
Paul, spent Saturday evening at the
0. Anderson home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Greenwald, Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Barnick and Mrs
Oscar Anderson spent Sunday eve
ming at the Geo. Nelson home at Rut-
ledge.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Anderson and
Betty spent Friday evening at the
H. Christopherson home.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-01-07

Gently received letter from their son
Myrland, who is overseas. The letter
was 20 days old when it got here,
but everyone will be glad to know
he is 0. K.
John Schaefer returned to Hinck-
ley Sunday after spending a weeks
vacation at the T. j. Ryan home.
Bud Anderson is expected home
from New York to see his mother
who is very i'll at this writing.
A nice time was had at the John
Beneke home Wednesday afternoon
of last week. The garden club met
there for their Christmas party.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-01-07
Bremen Township
(From Another CORRESPONDENT

\cAOA AuOsncr NOrTcSPOn0entD
New Years dinner guests at the
F. j. Breska home were Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Brabec and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gust Urianek and Nancy and
Frank Urianek, ST., and Marjorie
Hartz of Duluth.
MIR. and Mrs. Purlie Douglas,
George Breska and Mr.. and Mrs. Gust
Urianek and Nancy were Sandstone
callers last Thursday.
New Years supper guests at the
Gust Urianek home were Marjorie
Hartz and George Breska.
Cpl. Purlie Douglas, who is sta
toned at Camp Beauregard, La, is
enjoying an l1-day furlough with
Mrs. Douglas and two sons at the
F. J. Breska home.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-01-07

Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Barnick and
daughters of Sandstone, were New
Years day dinner guests at the Mr..
and Mrs. o. Anderson home.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-31

@elt unb bes oeuti6en 8olfes lelber
lit es bringeno notis, oieier Igitation
has Sanoperf gu leeen. slls Iopale
0eutide f0nnen nur Die aneeieben
tperben, Die ni6t in erlter 2inie oar=
auf ausgeben, bas beutlbe 8olf por
cen Solgen ieiner gerbreden ooer iet>
ner berantnortl1ngsloien S6pdde 81,
betpabren. Sour oieienigen ltno lopale
0eutl6e, Die bereit itno, alles 5u tl1n,
baB oie unermeBliden @erbre6en ge=
iiibnt uno 10 tpeit pie mogli6 repa=
riert tperoen, iooaB elmer 8ieoerbo.
lung raoifal borgebeugt miro. - s.
IS. S6u6aro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-31
unermiiOli6en Holenfransbeter.

unerniioliden 9foienfran5beter.
Sferito batte feline n1lltigen &=
fer uno Mdrtprer fir @ott rlnb 8a=
terlano. Die @ei6ibte oes gegentpar-
tigen 8eltfrieges lit nod ni6t ee-
idrieben l1no ibon 5ablen ale 2Gnoer
oie &dmpfer Gbrilti i'm Yriei ter uno
SrOensgemanoe uno nadern 2aien
na6 SauienOen. Rein, groBe Mdnner
lterben ni6t aus!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-31
8eim 3anberfiinftler

Limb iett bite id Sic, mir Sbre
ubr gu geben. Sd tperoe iie Der.
idminoen laiien uno tpieoer berbei-
5oubern."
~@eri6punoen lit iie idon geItern
i'm &ino! sic brau6en iie nur bei.
bet5u5aubern."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-31
Gutter Stat

Ser @ater eibt ieinem Aelteiten
quite &atidlage nit auf ben @eg:
vWein Sobn, tpenn on tpeiBt, ,pas on
,pillit - uno nur tpi1it, mas ou fannit
- 1n6 fannit, tpas.6u tpillit - uno
ipeibt, tpas ou fannit. -. Damn tpirit
6u elm Wann!'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-31
@ruke Mdmner grpfer 3eiten

8ruke Mdnner grpker 3etten
Sn fritii6en 3eiten bot Die gott,
li6e 8oriebung ltets Wanner getpedt
welde Stride uno Staat gegen oie in;
neren 1tnO GuBeren Sein0e perteioig;
ten. @roBe Seilige eritanoen, Yrie:
iter uno 2aien eri6ienen ablpe6ieln>
ia nad oen 3eitbeoiirfniiien auf Dem
&fplab. 4ls nab Sen itiirmii6en
Sagen Ser &eformation, bon tpel6er
ielblt Ser beriibmte proteituntiid)e 81.
ltorifer 8obmer erfldrt, al 1nler I'm,
gliid oatiert - oas lid crit bel1te il
rebt auspirft, Die rfiamfeit Der
@eiitli6feit unterbunOen puroe, tra,
ten in alien 2dnbern fiibrenbe 2aien
auf 2aienapoltel, tpel6e BEN @runb
legten 5ur ,,&atboliiben Mttion".
Sn Sranfrei6 iparen es oie 2aieu
gbateaubriano, Souls 8erilot> 81
Wtaiitre, S5anam Ii. a., mel6ell
Sranfrei6 Die @ieoerbelebung be&
chriitli6en @eiltes 81 beroanfen bat
ten. @s eri6ienen bie babnbre6enoer
fatboliiden So5iologen Graf be 0fun,
2eon Sarmel uno @raf be 2atour,
Die ibre gan5e &raft in oen Dienit Ser
&ir6e itelten.
Sn '0euti6lano ragte Elm Solepf
DON @0rres pie Elm @6iaes i'm alter
9ellas berpor. @etpaltig tpirfte oaS
@ort bes Inn Sic grneuerung bes fa=
tbolii6en 0euti6lanbs bo6peroienten
Mannes, oes feurigen Yotrioten luno
uneri6rodenen 8ort6mpfers fir bic
&e6te uno Sreibeiten Der Stride.
Damn oie 9}ei6enspereer, oie 5ran=
fenltein, Die 8inotborit unb Malind=
root, Die 0r. Sieber, Sborlemer=9lllt
uno Shirt bon 20penitein.
0as alte Selterrei9 bate in Ser
3eit oes @iener &ongreiies ieinen fl.
Clemens Muria Sofbauer uno oeiien
Sreunoe bon Sauer, 8aron Siigel,
ipdter Baron 8ogeliana Or. &arl
2ueger uno Ben gemorterten 8unoes=
fan5ler DoafuB.
8ieuei6t ein5ig in ser @el6ibte
itebt elm 2aienapoltel oa, oen Srlanb
nit Stol5 Sen leinigen nennt, Daniel
S'goneq, elmer Der gr0Bten tatboli.
iben 8olfsmanner lrnb binreibenoiten
&eoner aller 3eiten. @r batte iid 5l,r
slufgabe geiett, ieinem Golfe Die re-
ligi0ie uno politiide 5reibeit 81 er'
langen. Dafiir tampfte er iein 2eben
lang nit ungebro6enem Wtute unb
f!ammen6er 8egeiiterung. Die CLAN
5enoiten Salente iparen in oieiem Sel.
ben nit ser innigiten 5r0mmigfeit
sepaart. 0esbalb batte linn Die g0tt,
li6e @oriebung gum &etter ieines Sol.
fes auserieben. Ils er am Is. Vfai
1847 in @enua, auf elmer @aufabr1
nod &om itarb, mar feline geliebte
Seimat in religi0ier Sinit6t fret, Die
politiide Selbitdnoisfeit bat es erii
na9 Dem eriten Beltfriege errungen.
9u9 in Der 9eeuen 8elt, in Siio.
amerita, CAB es groBe fatboliide
2aienapoitel, mie oen unberglei6lide11
5taatsmann uno 8lut5eugen Garcia
.Moreno, Hraiioent bon ECUADOR, oen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-31

a,1b fremben 8epolferungen bertraes-
maBie 5,1 getpabren babe. Mber es mar
ia eben Die Eragif Der oeuti6en 2in-
fen, baB iie feline eigene Srompete
bate. 60 blieb ibr ni6ts iibrig, als
in oie nationaliitii6e Erompete a1 ito-
ben. 9ie SSSafobiner iaeten: u8ir iin6
ote Batrioten", oie beuti6e 2infe lieB
iid bon Sinoenburg ibren 8atriotis-
mus beibeinigen, ite geitattete bic
Sdma6, oab oel1ti6e Ya5ifilten, bie
oas be6robte Muslano auf sic beint-
(ibe beuti6e aufriitung aufmerfiam
MAIDEN 5u miiiien glaubten, pegen
2anoesberrats berfolgt ipurben. uno
'lacb oieier 8orgeididte pagt bic oel,t-
he 2infe, ii6 aufs neue als morali-
be uno politii6e @arantie fir Elm
.teues Deutl6lanb an5ubieten!
Golden Jeititeuunsen lit entgegen,
Iebalten iporoen, ooB it6 oie 9emo.
:ratie ood ald) in oen anoeren 2ans
oern nur itufentpeiie no6 man6erlei
di6lagen enttpidelt babe. @ber 1pie
fann man Die Sitlerbarbarei unb sic
oamit berbunoene 8eorobung Ser gan=
gen @e1t our6 b06lte 8erpol1fomm=
nrng Der 3eritorungstednif i'm 9ien=
tie zines poaig bemmungsloien Mabt-
Dillens NIT irgeno ettpas berglei6en,
mas ionit auf oieler @roe paliiert iit?
ginem 8olfe, oas iolbe 8erbre6en
nidt -5u berbin6ern bermodte, fam
man oo6 nidt einfa6 Die SelbItbe-
itimmung 5uriidgeben, als lei ni6ts
eei6eben. Sat es nidt BEN 8etpeis
geliefert, oaB es iid nidt ielbit 81
beitimmen permag ionoern INNER
nieoer bon oen riidii9tsloien glenenz
ten au gigantii i6en untaten beltimnt
miro? Con bies gum oritten Male
risfiert tperoen?
gtatiirli9 muB periu6t iperoen, 6as
>eutide 8olt 5u entbarbarilteren uno
5m 5u elmer 5ipiliiterten Sorm ieines
taatli6en 2ebens 5u berbelfen. Iber
ol9e @r5iebung berlangt als unum=
yangli6e 8eoingung, baB oieienigen
Oeuti6en (unb es gibt bertrauens=
pIroige glemente in 0eut tl6lano,
ru6 tpenn iie feline politii6e Wa6t b.
6enD, Die ii6 literarii6, pdoagosiih,
propaganoiitii6 oieier @ufgabe mio=
men, nt6t bon neuem our6 organi=
iierten Serror beorobt tperben. Oie
Gerbinoerung iebes Ser
iu6es elmer neuen nationaliltii6en
GoDfsperbetung unb militarii6en
Iufriiitung beoarf feiner bas gan5e
2anb beoedenben militGril6en Srga=
niIation.
gta9 bieiem &riege miro oie Sed=
nit rapioen 2ufttransportes gan5er
Irmeen bon einem 2onoe, ia bon ei>
nem Sentiment gum anoere 10 ent~
micf.elt fem, oaB es elmer interna=
tionalen Boli5ei lei9t iein miro, ieoe
icl6e 8eorobung erenplarii6 i'm
&eim 5u erItiden. @enn oas oeutl6e
8oH einmal iiebt, oaB es feline Gban-
cen mebr bat, ieinen 8ilen Der iibri-
gen 8elt auf5ulegen, unb menn Oie
Sdulbigen uno Die Witmaber Der BE-
sangenen 8erbre9en ourdgreifenO
beitraft uno unibaoli6 gemadt tuer=
BEN, 10 lit quite Soffnung oafiir bor-
banoen, oaB Die poittipen oeutiden
@igenidaften anfs neue fir fon1truf=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-31
Mitttupdb ben 81. @Grs 1943


lttariiierung bes oeutiden 8olfes auf-
bra6ten. ssSn alien 8olfern iinb es Die
groben Maiien, Die bic @ei6i6te er-
leioen, tpdbreno Die oberen &laiien
nno Die bon ibnen eeiitig n1itgeriiie=
men Wittelflaiien lie beroorbringen.
"0as golf'', iagte Segel, lift berie'
nige Sell Der Station, Der ni6t
tpeiB, mas er mill" Seit Si9te tpur-
oe bic berridenoe S6eologie nebr uno
mebr friegeriid, biz iblieBlid 6ie
oeuti6en 8ilbungsi6i6ten in elmer
gSeie bon Wa6tlpabn, Iubeuti6tum,
Militarismus uno Staatspergosung
burdorunsen tparen, baB Sitler nur
Sic lesten praftiiben 4oniequen5en gu
5ieben braudte. SSm Sabre 1912 be-
iudte midi Der britiide Siltorifer 9oro
8lennerbaiiet uno iagte: uSSn 5iuei
Biz brei Sabren tperoen mir ben @elt.
frieg baben. @arun? Sd babe Sbre
gan5e neuere politiide Siteratur burd-
itl,oiert. Seit Haumann ni6ts als
Bangermanismus, g 6 N ert t la1be,
GergoBung bes oeuti6en Serrenpol-
fes. Seine tpirfli6 5ielbetpuBte Sppo-
iition." 60 mar es. gber i6on Si6te
bate in folgenben @orten oie sc.
oanfenridtung uno oie 8illensrib-
tung angegeben:
u3miiden 5tpei staaten gibt es tein
@eieb uno Ge6t, es lei benn oas
Ge6t oes StGrferen. Oas oeuti6e
Golf, bos aus metapbp1ii6en @riin=
Sen CUR 8eltberri6oft beitimmt lit,
bat oas &e6t, oieie feline 8eitimmung
81 bertpirfliden."
Mlio: SIT Sttler beieitigt, 10 baben
mir nod NIT Dem gan5en tiefgetpur~
5elten @eiites5uitanb 81 tun, Dem
Sitler allein entiprieBen fonnte uno
Der es ibm 10 lei6t ma6te, it6 bes
beutiden @olfes 5u ben1a6tigen. Sit
Ter lit nur ser lette S6oBling Der
alten 8ooansei6e. 8as niibt es, ben
S60Bling ab5ubauen, tpenn Der Baum
beteben bleibt?
gs gibt in ben beuti6en 8iloungs-
i6i6ten natiirlicb al16 biele Dabrbaft
europdiib oenfenoe Meniden. Iber
ite iino obne Ma6t uno iiber bas gan-
sc 2ano ritrert 3uiamnen nit ben
friebliebenoen Maiien bilben iie iogar
cine numeril6e Waioritdt. Iber Dem
gegeniiber itebt cine bpnamii6e Mi-
noritat, Die bon ieber bas oeutide
S6idiaI beitinmte uno oie Waioritat
our9 bic Madt ibres barbarii6en
8o4ens uno ibrer Bropaganoa mits
gerifen bat. 8er fann oas leugnen,
obne ii6 ielblt 5u betriigen.
Oas @eriagem Der 2infen
Die oben feitgeitellten Satiaden
MAIDEN bie ataltropbale politiide
Sdmd9e Der oeutiden 2infen nur 81
besreiflid. Sie madte ben 9fedts>
freiien cine &on5eiiton na9 ser or
oeren, big iie enoli6 ben lebten @na'
beitob betam. Sm Sabre 1927 erflarte
ser oeutl6e @robinoultrieue M. &a9.
berg ean5 often, niernals unter ben
Soben5ollern babe oas &riegsminiite'
RUM einen oerartigen enti6eioenoen
politii6en ginfluB gebabt tuie unter
Der beuti6en @epublif. SSSn @enf Ba-
ris unb 2onoon tpte6erbolten bie Ser.
treter Der oe,tiben 2infen tpioer BEL
ieres @iiien Die groBe 2iige bonn bon.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-31
UMSONST Sed Sefi...htn WirtnPro, 2oe

FOKNFS HE1L-OEL IMMINENT = anti
septisch-bringt schnelle Linderung Won
rheumatischen und neuralgischen Schmer-
zen. muskulosen Ruckenschmerzen. stei-
fen oder schmerzenden Muskeln, Verstau-
chungen und Verrenkungen.
FORNI'S MACOLO alkalisch - lindert
gewisse akut~ Magenstorungen vie Sod
bremen und Verdaung s storungen, her.
vorgerufen durch elm Uebermas IS an Saure.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-02
HoltviIIe Woman
Died at Own Hand

Last rites for Mrs. Clara Marie
Young, Sc, Holtville resident who
died at Camp Lockett Wednesday
will be held at the Lemons chapel
in FL Centre at 10 a. m. Friday
with the Rev Mr.. Thomas c. Cum
ningham of the Assembly of God
officiating.
After an investigation conducted
by the San Diego county coroner's
office. Mrs. Young was found to
have been a suicide. In fit OF
dependency, it was said, she pour
ed gasoline over her clothing and
set fire to it. The tragedy occur
red Wednesday near Moreno lake
where she had been staying for
some time.
Mrs. Young was born in Sweden
and had made her home in Holtville
since 1919.
Her survivors include her hus-
band, Ben Young of Holtville; and
four sisters, Mrs. j. A. Cleveland OF
Smethport, Penn. Mrs, Henry Lesser
of Indianapolis. Ind, and Mrs.
George Griffin and Mrs. Hilda
Combs, both of Crosby, Penn. Mrs.
Young will be buried at Evergreen
cemetery.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-02
Japs Say z U.S..
Carriers in Raid

Continued from Fage i
it is safe for the American force
to break radio silence.
The attack on Marcus itself was
not considered of paramount signi-
ficance, because the island was not
the source of any trouble to pres
ent American holdings. However,
neither could it be considered an
eccentric operation" one under
taken primarily to haraSs the enemy
without any effect on overall STRAIT
egy Admiral Ernest j. King, COM
mander-in-chief of the u. S. fleet,
said recently that every move in the
Pacific is part of a cOordinated
Ian.
TO LURE FLEET
Therefore, it is the opinion here
that the move was designed to lure
the japanese home fleet out for
a test of strength. The composition
of the Japanese home fleet is pref
ty much mystery. There have been
reports that much of Japans new
naval construction of recent Years
has been added to it,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-02
SLAUGHTERERS LIMITED

Slaughterers have been limited in
the amount of meat they could de-
liver for civilian consumption to
a percentage of their deliveries dur
ing the same months of l94l. Quo
tas announced last week for Sep
tember and suspended by the new
order allowed packers to deliver
90 per cent as much lamb and
mutton, 65 per cent as much beef
and go per cent as much pork for
civilian consumption as in Sep
tember, l94l.
The slaughter of meat during the
next two months is expected to be
the largest on record for any SINH
lar period. Drought in the western
grazing area and shortage of feed
in other sections may result in
exceptionally large movements OF
animals to market.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-02
$4,000 Tons Of
Bombs Hit Reich

LONDON. Sept. 2.-CUP)-Tht
Royal air force bomber command
announced tonight that $4,000 ton:
Of bombs had been dropped on Ger
many since the beginning of 1943
including 1000 tons on Hamburg
The announcement said $4,000
tons had been dropped on the Ruhr
5000 on Essen, 5000 on Cologne,
5000 on Duisberg, 5000 on Dusssel-
dorf, 5000 on Berlin and 5000 on
Nurnburg
The total of $4,000 tons for the
first eight months of 1943 compar-
ed with $500 tons dropped on Ger
many in all of 1910, with 10000
tons in l94l, and $4,000 tons in
1912.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-02
Army Puts Nevada
City off Limits

WENDOVER, Utah. Sept q
/ UP)-Elko. Nevada ranching COM
munity ITO miles west of here
which declined an army request
that a red light district be closed
was officially declared off limits
today for all members of the armed
services.
Elko had been a favorite recrea-
ton center fer hundreds of men
from the huge army air base here.
Wendover, isolated between the
eastern Nevada hills and the Bar
rem Bonneville Salt Flats, has a
civilian population of only a few
hundred.
The "off limits" order was an
nounced by Col. Robert N. Dippy,
commanding officer of the Wend-
over base.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-02
Santa Isabel Is
Said Evacuated
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to the west and control OF New
Georgia by American forces.
First indication that Santa Isa-
bel may have been abandoned by
the enemy was given by a spokes-
man at Allied headquarters in Aus
tralia today when he announced
that American heavy bombers en-
countered no opposition in bomb
ing Rekata bay on the island last
Monday.
The spokesman suggested that
the japanese may have pulled out
from this once important seaplane
base which was their last known
position on Santa Isabel.
HEAVY GUNFIRE
In previous attacks, there al
ways had been heavy gunfire from
the ground
If the enemy has left Santa Isa-
bel, Kolombanga"a island, just
northwest of New Georgia, would
be the only japanese stronghold
left in the central Solomons.
Santa Isabel is about so mile.
from Guadalcanal and 81 miles
from New Georgia.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-02
Housewives Able
To Buy More Meat
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basis of the available supply and
subject to revision according TO the
shifting quantity moving to mar
ket.
The VIA hopes to end black
markets in meat by its removal of
slaughtering quotas, but packing
officials said they feared new black
markets would spring up among un-
scrupluous retailers.
Now that the retailer can get
all the meat he wants, there will
be a danger that he will sell meat
for more than the ceiling price or
sell it without demanding ration
points" one packing official in
Chicago said.