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Askov American., 1943-05-06
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WAR news
By Mrs. Chas. Krantz
Pine County Farmer Fieldwoman

Planting time is coming up. Many
farmers could use more or better
machinery and more help, but all
farmers can do the best they can
with what they have No one can
do more.
We can all help boost the dry and
navy bean goal for the county if
we plant one-fourth acre. They are
easy to grow and easy to harvest
A child or woman can harvest that
many by hand
Some town women have inquired
about the ''Woman's land army" and
asked: What could we do to help?"
Many acres in Pine county will be
planted to yellow or green beans for
canning factories. BY helping pick
beans, town women will be releas-
ing men for heavier harvesting jobs.
Farmers and townsfolk can cooper
ate in production of vegetables for
year round table USE AS Charlie
Mccarthy says: LAS you sow, SO
shall you eat"
Many residents of the county are
tapping trees for sap, then boiling
it down to syrup to offset the sugar
shortage. where there is will,
there is way"
At the gardening meeting at Sand
stone recently, someone advised
planting row of sugar beets in the
family garden. They furnish steady
supply of green's for the table.
Wesley Wallace, east of Askov, has
given the food goal good boost
Last year he raised 300 pullets that
laid well all winter. This spring, he
has had six sows that farroWed
totaling 80 baby pigs. Mr.. Wallace
says he used to be real farmer, but
diabetes forces him to take it easier
Askov American., 1943-05-06
PINE COUNTY RURAL
SCHOOL NEWS
Rural Teachers.
A. E. GUSTAFSON, County Supt,

We have 49 vacancies reportec
still untitled as of May /.
So far as we know, we have ONLY
25 or 80 regular teachers, including
training department graduates (l943 }
interested in these positions.
Five or six more schools may close
and transport. This will help t,
meet the teacher shortage
Through the Victory Aides sur.
vey we have discovered few more
available eX-teachers But we still
face a definite shortage. Ex-teack =
ers, if interested in teaching, write.
for lists of vacancies and clerks.
Askov American., 1943-05-06
BIBLE SUNDAY SCHOOL

Con the Willow River-Arthyde
road, "a mile west of the first schooD
Sunday, 1920 a. M, combined
Sunday school and service in Eng
lish; Czech service, p. M; song
service, 8 p. m.
Young Peoples meeting Tuesday
at 8 p. m.
CHARL LES LUKESH.
Askov American., 1943-05-06

WANTED TO RENT-Farm of about
80 acres, equipped with stock and
machinery. Can take immediate
possession. Address inquiries in
writing to American office.
25W34-1t*
Askov American., 1943-05-06
X X
WAetHos< Buy WtM
WAR BONDS
4

Washing machines and other
household appliances are not avail
able today. Manufacturers have
converted their plants to war work.
If you save today, however, by buy
ing War Bonds, this money saved
will start these factories rolling and
put millions of Americans to work
after the War is won.
Askov American., 1943-05-06

SUI JOIltl NlSllGO Ill MlllIlSdpOllS IL Olll
Friday until Sunday evening.
Mrs. Kenneth E. Anderson and
children returned home Sunday from
a weeks visit with her folks at CHS
holm.
Rasmus Pedersen, who has spent
most of the winter visiting at the
homes of his children at various dis
tant points, returned to Askov the
first of the week.
Mrs. M. K. johnson and son, God
frey, Minneapolis, called on Askov
friends and relatives the first of the
week and looked after their property
east of town.
May "a has been designated as
cleanup day at the cemetery by the
church board. The board asks that
you remember the day and come,
as there is much to do.
Irving Peterson, bookkeeper for
the Pine Coop Oil Association, was
in Braham last Thursday attending
the district meeting of the American
Farmers Mutual Auto Insurance
Company, and also attended the east
central district Credit Union meet
ing at the same place and time.
H. P. Rasmussen has recently
started as truck driver for the Land
OLakes plant at Sandstone There are
now six truck drivers hauling milk
"a hours each day to the plant which
is turning out approximately two car
loads of powdered milk every week
The truck drivers change routes and
shifts every two weeks.
Last year the church sponsored a
very successful drive for funds for
the Lutheran World Action. This
will be done again this year and in
connection with plans for same q
meeting of committee members will
be held the 18th of May. Rev. M
Mikkelsen will send written notice
to each committee member relative
to this.
At the monthly church board meet
ing Monday evening H. P. Rasmus-
sen rendered his resignation as treas
urer for the reason that his present
working hours are such that he can
not give the treasurer job the atten-
ton it should have. The board
elected j. Albert Johnson to officiate
as treasurer for the balance of the
year. The board re-organizes in JAN
uary of each year. A. Gravesen will
continue to serve as assistant treas
urer, so all church dues may be paid
to him as heretofore.
DR.. M. Brownstone, Sandstone, and
Miss Mildred Bickmann, county
nurse, spent part of Monday at the
Askov school giving diphtheria pre-
vention treatment and smallpox vac
cination to the following groups:
Twenty-seven pre-school children for
diphtheria and rs pre-school chill
dren for smallpox; SO school children
for diphtheria and 80 for smallpox.
The number of pre-school children
treated appears very favorable. The
cost to the children was only so cents
per treatment; the State Department
of Health paid for the vaccine and
serum.
Askov American., 1943-05-06
County All Clubs

The Ambitious Willows of the
Willow River school met April q
at the school with local leaders, Mrs
Otto Reuer, former county All
Club leader, and Mr. Sanderson, agri-
cultural teacher, assisting in the or
ganization work The next meeting
will be held May II at 8 p. m. at
the schoolhouse and all who have
signed pledge cards are urged to be
present. Several have enrolled in
bread baking, and an interesting
course is planned for this group
More members are desired and will
be received by the county club
leader.
Askov American., 1943-05-06

Since the Nazi occupation of Den
mark, barber shop customers in many
places must bring their own towels.
Askov American., 1943-05-06
More Want Ads

FOR SALE-Two Shepherd pups,
six weeks old, well bred.-Adolph
Rosemore, " mile north of Rut-
ledge. 25w34-1t*
Askov American., 1943-05-06

The Victory Club of Askov boys
held an interesting meeting Friday
April 80, at the school, The local
leader, Merton Andersen, and the
county club agent were present In
dividual project work was discussed
and plans made for the next meeting
to be held on May 81 at p. m. at
the school. At that time the boys
plan to entertain their parents and
the members of the Danish Daffodils
All Club with special All pro-
gram and social hour. At this date
the birdhouses made by the boys for
the birdhouse contest will be judged
and awards granted.
Hikes and All Conservation of
Wild Life tours are to be conducted
in the near future.
Askov American., 1943-05-06

Organization of two Hinckley All
Clubs was conducted April 80 at the
Hinckley school with County Agent
Shumway and the county club agent
checking enrollments and projects
Considerable interest was exhibited
by number of the dairy members
who are also enrolled in vocational
agriculture classes.
Prospective local leaders directing
these two clubs have been named
by the members.
Askov American., 1943-05-06
Good Program Planned.

Grades 5 through II were enter
tanned recently by a novel chemistry
program under the direction of Supt.
Kenneth E. Anderson, with Dolores
Simonsen, dressed in a black robe
and hat, acting as the alchemist or
master of ceremonies.
Included in the program were the
following: Chemical advice, spon-
taneous fire, milk from water, chem
ical poetry, guns, invisible pictures,
fire pictures, "Whiffs"-a poem; in
cendiary bombs, and spray pictures
in red, white and blue.
The program will be repeated as
part of the entertainment at the
last PIT A. meeting of the season
Thursday evening, May 20. Other
numbers will be school exhibits from
grades l through IL, in the hall and
green room, girls basketball game,
7th, 9th and 9th grade boys in phys
ical education exhibition and busi-
ness meeting. Coffee and lunch will
be sold as usual.
Askov American., 1943-05-06

County Agent Clyde P. Shumway
and County Club Agent Mrs. Flor
ence A. Jones, attended the All Club
meeting of the Keene Klovers held
at the Earl Jones home in Keene
township on April %. The lamb and
wool production project, as well as
the garden problem of producing
earlier maturing vegetables, concern
these members.
The Churchill All Club members
played host to about 40 club leaders
and members of the Liberty All Club
of Denham on April 20 at the Dis
trict 81 school, The Liberty club
with the adult leader, M. H. Mealy,
presented an impressive All initia-
ton ceremony for 20 new members
of the Churchill club.
Mrs. Arthur Grandahl and Henry
Christensen are the leaders of the
Churchill club. The next meeting
is planned for May ID at p. m. at
the Churchill school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Safety Farley
Acts 10 Protect
War Workers

The ,tstco 60 safety conference
toasy Volnd ap s tVo-iaN SESSION
81 Pook-Cs5.IIsg VHtn ,-o adoption
Of 4 plan 10 cu' down traffic aces
dents r-,orerac f4rtory worker
= Far-4-r-y .-,s--4 s--li--.i -.4-4 ---,4fz
m the program aimed 7' reducing
the 5un0. Nl1 man day -l>L--4>L
ycsr through ao'o crashes
tHo .T--Tv 70fKUt Out hN The
Michigan S-.ctN Commission is
-lrsl At factory WORKERS Records
show that 81 po. cent oi rhc poe
son, involved .r auto accidents
work IN plants
Tho program calls for police to
Furnish information 20 a war
transportation committee for the
employers and labor unions. re-
csT0UE workers involved n traffic.
accidents or Violations
q mEh-r7nNDC official ~ tho
COMPANY and ot rnC union then
contacts Tho reported omploye by
letter or either mean, and calls
attention 20 fhe waste loss Of time
IN production oft VAR materials in
LrieS and either tHeaHNeR3enees. as
part OF an educational campaign
1T makes management and
labor full partners in traffic
safety program" Max HalAey,
executive secretary Of The state
safety commission pointed ont.
The new attack combines Saw
ing lives for humanitarian rea-
sons, saving lives for manpoWer
reasons and saving vehicles and
tires 10 get manpower and mate
rails In the factory"
{ {. Carlton. speaking for man
sCemenl and August SCholle. for
labor pledged their support TO the
plan
During The course Of one OF Sev-
ersl panels IN which industrial
plant safety programs were dis
CusSed. RAYMOND y Harvey. safety
director Of the MURRAY Corp.
urged close coordination of plant
protection. safety councils and fire
hrgades. adding
Paint spraying operations un-
der WIT conditions and use of
camouflage paint have resulted
In hazards a. dangerous a. gun
powder. The residue in spray
booths can ignite and explode at
temperatures a. low as 2lj de-
greeS.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

-. she was freed on bond -.
Mrs. William Sewell II. Of 1880
Lakcpountc, wife pl the alleged
Crosse Polnte hootlcGGer, was free
on ST 600 bond today as aulhori-
ties probed further INTO the eNcIu-
SiNe east side liquor ring,
Arrested ina a rad Monday night.
Mrs SCWell was released by Judge
MoNnlhan on a writ OF habeas
corpus.
Assistant Prosecutor DeCour>ey
said no warrant had been issued
for her as yet because of wide
ramlfcatlonS in The sensational
bootleg liquor cases. She probably
Will be charged with conspiracy 10.
violate the state liquor laws, he
said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
CAN'T keep
GRANDMA IN
HER CHAIR
She's as Lively as a Youngster -
Now her Backache is better

Many sufferers relieve naEging backAohe
quickly once they discover that the real
cause OF their trouble may be- tired kidneys.
The kidneys are Natures chief way OF tax
ing the excess acids and waste out Of the
blood. They help most people pass about
pints day.
When disorder Of kidney function permits
poisonous matter 10 remain IN your blood, It
may cause nagging backache. rheumatic pains.
ieg pains, loss of pep and energy, getting up
nights, swelling, putilness under the eyes.
headaches and dizziness. Frequent or scanty
passages with smarting and burning some
times shows there is something wrong with
your kidneys or bladder.
Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Doans
Pills, used successfully by millions for over
80 years. They give happy relief and will help
the miles Of kidney tubes flush out poison
Gus waste from your blood. Get Doans Pills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
fiqhts Race Prejudice

WASHINGTON. May 20 CINSb
President Roosevelt today APP
pointed MSgr Francis J Haas.
dean Of Catholic UnIverSlty'S
school OF social science. As chair
man OF the committee on fair en-
ploynent practices. which seeks TO
eliminate race. religion or national
origin as bars 10 war plant en-
DloSment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Gust Constable
Is Plea 10 Kelly
1lm.. slalf Cnrrs.ronden,

LANSING. May 20 Removal
proceedings against James Plum
kett Warren township constable
charged with beating a woman he
had placed under arrest have been
filed with Coy. Kelly II was an
nounCcd today
Petition for Plunkeu'S removal
Vas nIcd Win Thomas A hcnneN.
the governor legal adviser, by
Nubur r. tt-ru,- Atacorttt-Gettfts
prosecutor
II alleges Official MISCONDUCT
ana inC0mpoJenCN arising from the
arrest Of Mrs Marjorie
Evans of Warren township. IN the
Casino Bar lie was charged with
Illegal arrest and Handwriting
and striking Mrs. Evans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

MERClREN (u1sTey-TsEJ contains SlA
active medical ingredients which often re-.
Ueve itching burning Of externally caused
Ptmpies Eczema PsoraSts Acne. u :
flesh.tinted smells good ~ easy - use.
sooihes snd cools the skin MkRCIRF.N
helps remove Crusts ana SCales-helps pre-
vent local Infection million Jars used,
Must relieve or money refunded Al your
nrnE Stnrs lcnnOmN 81. LaI. hu--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

"Your Own Horoscope. ny
Frances Drake, il one Of many
famous features in The Detroit
FTtn1ns
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-11

sarvuotas vyras isgirdes paskui sa-
We riksma ir zemes dundejima, paspyre
pentinais zirga ir pasileido begti. Pra-
sineses umai ant savo iganyto zirgo, atsl-
gryzo If SUI iSjuokimu uzriko:
- Triubykit dabar man! lr laukit
kol mes jus atlankysim!....
Isjuokiami kaimo vyrai paspyre tai
pogi zirgus. O vejamasis dar labiau pa
spartino ssaviski: tiktai issykio kaip tas
grius!. s. !, per arklio galva tik svystelejo
vyras ir nllsirites istyso dejuodamas.
Skersai kelia kaimieciai buvo nutiese
virve, kuri parmuse snipo zirga.
Nespejo vyras nukristi nuo zirgo,
kaip jau ant jo sedejo du vyrai.
- Ar nepatriubyti dabar tau? - pa
klause Mukas, prijojes artyn.
- Atleisk, susimyledamas, kvaila 70
di! - melde tasai.
20 ko tn cia landzioji po musu lau-
kus?
- Viska ispasakosiu, malonusis, tik
nedaryk man nieko pikto.
- Gerai, pasakok Paziuresiu.
OF, is sito suimtojo Mukas ir suzino-
jo jog viskas tai teisybe ka jam pasakojo
Virpsa apie Arsiojo vyru pulkeli, is kuriu
tarpo tas suimtasis buvo pasiustas Virpsa
sekti. Nezinojo tiktai Virpsa jog sugryz.
dami Arsiojo vyrai buvo sutare apiplesti
tarp kitu kaimu ir Berziukus. Taipogi
nezinojo jog ir j patti su 10 vyrais nakties
metu gerasis Gudas, Semikas, buvo names
uzmusti ir ju zirgus pavelsti
W valandeles raitu kaimieciu pulke-
lis nuo Berziuku kaimo pievomis leke
Silaviecius. Kiekvienas ju buvo ginkluo-
tas. Kas geresnio ginklo neturejo tas ne
Sc ant peciu uzsidejes gumbuota buoze.
Vienas tiktai jojo link Masnos kaimo, nes-
damas zmonems ganda apie Gudus.
W poros dienu skaitlingas Arsiojo
pulkas ejo, sekdamas pirmuju vyru keliais.
Ir cia tarp Masnos ir Silavieciu kaimu uz-
tiko viena Semiko bendru, ka tik gyva.
Jis ispasakojo jog juos visus iszude apy-
gardos kaimu zmones.
Toliau tas pats vyras ispasakojo jog
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-11
L O e w S
T II E A T r E S

"YOUNG IDEAS" filma, prade-
DANA rodyti Loew's State Theatre,
Lapkricio IL, savaitei laiko, vaiz-
duoja smagias kolegijos dienas ir
iuokingas pasekmes jaunimo intri-
gu mokslo istaigoje. Shame sma-
giame veikale vaidina Susan Peters,
Herbert Marshall, Mary Astor ir
Richard Carlson.
Paramount's veikalas vaizduojan-
tis Ernest Hemigway's novele "For
Whom The Bell Tolls" ir toliau ro-
domas Loew's Ohio Theatre, prade-
dant astunta savaite, ketvirtadieni.
Vadovaujamas roles jane vaidina
Gary Cooper ir Ingrid Bergman su
zymiais artistais prie ju, kaip Akin
Tamiroff. Katina Paxinou ir KIT.
M-G-M's Technicolor zymiausias
veikalas, 'LASSIE COMES HOME,
paliktas antrai savaitei vidurmies-
tyje, perkeltas j Loew's Stillman
Theatre. Vadovaujamas roles at
lieka Roddy McDowall ir Donald
Crisp. Prize ju dalyvauja kit pasi-
zymeje filmu artistai, Elsa Lam
chester, Nigel Bruce ir Dame May
Witty.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-11
DIR " A

Semikas turejo isduoti Arsienes uzmany-
ma, mes VirpSa su savo vyrais vietoje jo-
tt Vilkaviski, kur jie sake joja, patrau-
ke, pasisnekejes su Semiku, staciai j pie
tu Sail, ir ne kitaip kaip Detuva, ten
duoti ganda apie Arsiojo pulko ejima
0 tue tarpu Virpsa su savais leke ]
pietus. penkta diena pasieke jis Detu-
vos apygarda.
- Kas joja? - uzriko sargas nuo
kuoro, isgirdes triubijant Virpsa ties pa
keltu tiltu pill.
- Virpsa su bendrais! Stai ir 10 ~
me, - tare vyras, paduodamas zieda is
ejusiam is piles sargui per nuleista maza
liepta.
Ar reikia kalbeti jog visus vyrus is
skestom rankom prieme? Geriau bus pa
sakius jog Virpsa ant tu pedu pasivadi-
nes nuosaliai Triobiu ispasakojo jam at
keliavimo priezasti ir visas zinias apie
pavojaus rimtuma.
Islengvo Triobius dave zinoti apie tai
ir savo zmonai, ir Danutai ir kitai savo
seimynai. Ir taip viskas buvo atsargiai
padaryta jog tarnaites ir tarnai, gamin-
dami daiktus ilgai kelionei, kalbeio apie
tai jog atkeliave sveciai umai iskeliaus
samdyti ir kviesti Juodvesius talka AL
glmantul If jog 1sslveS VISA slta malSta
SUI savim. Tiesa. Virpsos atnestos zinios
buvo tokios jog jos nedave nusiminti De-
tuvos gyventoiams. Ypac jaunuomene,
ia, neisskiriant ir Danutos, buvo sau link
sma, tartum jokio pavoiaus nejaute.
Triobiaus sunus Skirmuntas SUI tevu
ryzosi likti pilyje, mastydami jog smar-
kumu ir stiprus pulkas Detuva neisilaus,
0 sutrukti Wis sutruks. Ir isiverzimo men,
ne ties pilim bus stoveti, tiktai WITS ir
gaudyti ja. Delto, kol vieni renge maista
ir kitus daiktus kelionei, Triobius ir Skir-
muntas su pulko vyrais rupinosi sustip-
rinti pill ir duoti ganda artimas pills kad
atsiustu pagalbos.
Seka: SUI Danuta per Juodvesija.
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-11
HIPPoDRoME
"Thank Your Lucky Stars"

zymus komedijantas Eddie Can
tor dalyvauja naujame veikale pill
name visokiu ivairianybiu, "Thank
Your Lucky Stars, kuris pradetas
rodyti savaitei laiko, Lapkricio 10,
Hippodrome Theatre.
Veikalas apima ir ellie kitu War
ner Bros. zvmiu artistu kaip Hum
,phrey Bogart, Bette Davis, Errol
Flynn, Olivia oe Havilland, John
Garfield. Joan Leslie, Ida Lupino,
Denis Morgan, Ann Sheridan, Di-
nah Shore, Alexis Smith ir daug
kitu. Veikale taip pat ineina ellie
dainu ir sokiu visai nauju ziureto-
jams.
Veikalas toks ypatingas ir kito-
kesnis uz pirmiau matytus jog kick
vienas lures didelio malonumo ir
skanaus iuoko atsilankes jo paziu-
reti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-11
100000 VAGONU ANGLES

atveztos j Clevelanda, taip sa-
kant ''uzsaldyta": ia anglis
bus neribotam laikui sulaikyta
nuo sunaudojimo, kaipo atsar-
ga tokiam atsitikimui kada ga
letu ANGLES pritrukti kuriai
svarbia ikaro Industrial, tik
tada il arba jos dalis bus per-
leista sunaudojimui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-11
sCAMP PERRY. Ohio. kur

SCAMP PERRY, Ohio, kur
pradzioje karo buvo siuncia-
ma pradiniams lavinimams wy
raj paimti j kariuomene, dabar
paversta j karo nelaisviu sto-
vykla. Ten randasi jau 1000
Italu belaisviu is Afrikos ir
Sicilijos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-11

(Bus dau2iau)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-12
THE ANSWERS
QUESTIONS ON PAGE TWO

/. Germany's strong points
garrisonS expected 20 hold cut
indefinitely even If cut off BY
the Red Army?
2 Henri Honore GIraud, High
Commissioner IN North Africa.
3. Not long; average consunp-
ton, 1871, about 100 cans fIfty
years ago, about one can
4 Napoleon
). No, no. ! VIII still be used
for coffee and sugar ratious-
: 6. A Sen-propelled l05-mm-
gun. MADE IN the U 6 and used
against Gen Rormel in Area
z Forty days and forty nights
8. Yes.
9. Between the Don and VOs-
ga rivers IN Russia. where the
Red Army says II Is trapped
10. In 1874 on 1913 incomes
however. employers are requlr-
ed TO withhold, al lis source. five
per cent on all payments OF more
than SI2 q week or S624 q year
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-12
SIX LOCAL SCOUTERS
ARE NOW IN SERVICE

In the Annual Report of the
Dade County Council, Boy Scouts
of America recently issued by
headquarters, contained m any
topics of interest to local scouting.
Six local Monroe Scouters went
into the service according to the
report. The men listed were as
follows: Council Members M. E.
Berkowitz, z. D. Harrison, and
Albert E. Pierce, Jr.; Assistant
Scoutmasters Ernest Avila, Ray
Perez, and Frank M. Miles.
On the Council rolls today are
2,136 active scouts divided by
counties as follows: Dade, 1,640,
Broward, 416, and Monroe 80.
There are 81 white troops, II col
ored troops, IA Cub packs, and 5
Sea Scout ships in the Council.
One of the two organizer
awards received during the year
went to a Monroe County Scout.
One of the three new Cub
Packs organized during the year
was a new pack organized by the
Key West Lions Club. 49,.
The total receipts for the year
was $20,579.38 and the total ex-
penditureS S16,078.03,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-12
SERGT. ROY YOUNG
MADE LIEUTENANT

Master Sergeant Roy A. Young
has been commissioned a first
lieutenant in the u. S. Army
and has been ordered to report
to Camp Blanding, Fla, it has
been announced by the COM
manding officer of the Harbor
Defenses of Key West where
Lieutenant Young has been sta
toned for the past six months.
Lieutenant Young, son of A.
w. Young, 438 Gulf Street, San
Antonio, Texas, joined the ma
tional guard in 1925 and has
served continuously. He has held
all the enlisted mans ranks. He
was called to federal service lin
November 1910, as a master serg-
cant.
Before entering federal serv-
ice, Lieutenant Young was in
the finance department of Dis
trict No. 10 of the Works Progress
Administration at San Antonio.
Lieutenant Young has seen
service at Camp Blanding, Fla,
and Camp Bowie, Texas, in addi-
ton to the Harbor Defenses OF
Key West, where he has been
engaged in personnel and quar-
termaster work.