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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08

WE HAVE kilograms from
w burgers like Frederick c.
Mckee, who parades as a great
patriot. He is identified with six
of these purge Congress organi-
cations. He is for wedding out
and purging Congress Of every
one who does not share his view.
Here is what he said in a
letter:
"Citizens for Victory Is con-
WINGED that the American public
Is tired Of politics as usual.
time-wasting and weakened
appeasement, both In and out Of
Congress. We know that the
American people, when made to
realize the crucial importance
Of this years elections, will
fatty repudiate the cowardly
policies OF the defeatists and OBJ
structionists at the polls"
Mr.. Mckee is treasurer OF this
organization. the citizens for
victory. and director of the big
gest casket company in the
United States.
The citizens for victory organi-
cation distributed throughout
this country the pamphlet en-
titled:
"WilI you help stop votes for
Hitler ."
Think Of Il. The majority Of
the members Of this Congress
are accused openly in the PAM
phlet of voting for Hitler That
is not construed as sedition and
they are not prosecuted for 1t.
ITO Be Continued
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08
3AERING DOWN ON THE NEWS:
Intuition Defined
By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

have been looking the Shekelgruber brand of inui"
ton It's the ability to smell burning feathers with cold in
the head.
Nathaniel Hawthorne describes it sagaciy and
less something It's the knack of going from New York
to Palm Beach four gallons of gasoline.
think described the Shckelgruber commodity some
when said intuition is the sixth that tells
going to lose the other five.
Evening star., 1943-01-31

Helps makeup cling longer
helps give the skin q lovely,
smooth mat-flnish. Hides tiny
blemishes.
Evening star., 1943-01-31

Rich and creamy.
Helps keep busy hands
smooth as satin. Use
1t regularly before and
after exposure, and
whenever hands have
been In water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Female Help Wanted

GIRLS OR WOMEN FOR LAUNDRY
WORK. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY.
MINIMUM WAGES. S2i.5O. -FOUR HOUR
LAUNDRY, Woo ID w ARD CORNER
HENRY.
GIRL for general homework reliable ,
three In family, hoy ~; good pay. full
~ part time Apply between ST. p m. At
l9325 Santa Barbara Drive.
GIRL for fountain. !uncneonette, white; s27
starting salary. Ksplsns Drugs. 1900
East Jefferson,
GIRL for homework no cooking or laun-
dry. 1850 Chicago, Hamilton car. Town
send s-762i.
ttil or par time; mus
like children; no laundry. Tuxedo 2-i77i
GIRL or elderly 20 care for home and
child; must stay nights. Plaza zoos
GIRL for general homework: no laundry
no cooking; SIS. University 3-2fo6.
GlRL--White: plain cooking; Homework
Sli week; stay nights. Niagara 1911.
lGIRL--Stay; no cooking, no laundry. SIS
University 2-0a29. $4,000 Cherryawn.
lGlRIl-Light housework, care small child
Call after o. m. Northlawn 6244.
GIRLS WOMEN as hours no Saturdays
Eagle Paper Box. 1924 sixth
lGIRL-er woman 20 care for children
2647 Erskine (rearJ. SIS,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
+ emale Help Wanted

a CAPABLE r,r for GENFRAL HOUSE.
I WORN me- surlN rrayte room bath
radio, good with children. salary mo- OBJ
pee. University. 3-2sNI.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-30
P. DECOURCELLE:
moo
LJUBEZNI
o M A NJ. DEL
r O M A NJ I. D E L

Grof de Montlaur je bill pa
znana osebnost, bill je bogat,
incl je income prijatelje; hotel
Sc DO osvetiti ali pa vsaj resiti
Sc neprestanega strahu, da ju
lahko vsak hip sreca.
Opozori ma nju sodnika ali
policijskega uradnika. Lahko Sc
zgodi, da ju primejo med splo-
sno policijsko racijo, a ko bo-
sta pod kljucem, Sc DO re ma
sci razlog, da ju obdrze "a
, poru ali pa posljejo V Novo
Kaledonijo.
Imela sta nekaj denarja, XII
sta ga bila ukradla Ramona in
dobila "a dragocenosti. cato sta
81 privoscila izlet IL Pariza.
Zefyrina je pa ostala s Clau-
dinetom V Parizu; njena dolz-
most je bila obvestiti ju, &c bi
Sc zgodilo kaj novega.
Ne da Sc trditi, da :je bill IL
let lopovoma prijeten. Nj NAM
rec bilo nobene prilike "a move
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-30

XII bi lahko z mimi postregel'
prijateljem.
- To bi mi zadoscalo ga sre-
co, -je pornislil.
j.. Toda denarja, XII bi mu po-
magal do tie srece mi incl; pri-
lika dobiti ga, je pa bila menda
"a vedno zamujena.s
Kaj je bilo treba ~storiti? Maj
pref najti tista wanna pisma in
vrniti jih. 4
Vredna so bila trideset tisoe
frankov; kupec je bill tn in pray
mic nj barantal.
Toda kje so bila ia pisma?
Vrzena proc? Izgubljena?
Ali nj bilo cudno, da so brez
sledu izginila? Svezenj pisem Sc
ne izgubi v desetih letih, zlasti
&c je spravljen v zaklenjenem
kovcegu.
Torej Jill je moral nekdo
ukrasti.
nZdrava pamet je kazala ma
Panoufla kot tatu, ma 7nehva-
leznega Panoufla, XII je gotove
upal izrabiti pisma v svojo ko'
rist. <.,"@'.
Kje neki ina skrita?
Same on hi lahko pokazal
tisti kraj in, zaman bi iskal pi.
sma brez Panouflove pomoci.
Slimak je ne~prestane razmis-
! ljal o tenn! med potjo mu je
bila to glavna misel.
V glavo mu je sinila sijajna
misel. Toda nacrt, XII je teme-
lila ma MEM, Sc mu je zdel
cello med lopovi tako nizkoten
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-30

zlocine. Poleg tega SO pa oba
tezile mracne misli.
Steer ina pa vsaka stvar svoj
konec, pravi pregovor.
Pride trenutek V cloveskem
zivljenju, ko so najmarljivejsi
ustavi utrujen OBJ cesti in Sc
ore nazaj. V takih trenutkih Sc
nam zde SAME mladosti brez-
p%omembne, nase hrepenenje ne
umno, nase radosti prazne, tez-
ko pricakovani cilj nevreden
truda.
To so trenutki, ko Sc vraca
politicno svetilo k svojim "pri-
ljubljenim studijam," ko Sc
star vojak ozeni, ko postane po-
gumen raziskovalec zapeckar,
kurtizana narodna dana, sla-
ven igralec ~vrtnar, ko Sc drzen
borzijanec zadovolji z malim,
ko igra samo Sc loterijo in spe-
kulira mad zelenim suknom
igralnih miz, da zasluzi "a te-
koce izdatke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-30

-da ga je prvi hip odlocno "a
vrnil.
Toda ia misel Sc mu je me-
prestano vracala in mixer nj
incl miru pred MO.
Bio je zelo spraktiGno, pa tu-
di enostavno. Dati Panoufla
aretirati, ugrizniti v kislo ia.
bolko. in povedati preisokval-
nemu sodniku, da je ubezni kaz-
nenec.
Zadostovala bi ovadba draw
menu tozilstvu.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-30
CLEVELAND
! TRACTOR
1890 Euclid Ave.


6 sob, 2 garaze, rodovitni
sadni vrt, victory garden, fina
100 x 100 cevljev. Use
Y najboljsem stanju; 5 minutna
transportacijska postrezba. -
Mirni prostor V bliziri velikih
trgovin. Sc lahko vselite /. jul
Mia. Cena hitrsun kupca
$500. Prossor ma 1878 Ke-
vance Ave. VposteEajo &c lie
resni kupci. MATT MTIIIAR,
$3.50 East 222nd ST., ". 2244
aiIV. O678.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-30
Ia ura je bila odbila SIima-

, la ura Je DlIa Ddnlas ollma-
ku.
Sit je bill re do grla burnih
trenutkov svojega ~zivljenja. Sal
Sc je blizal re cetrtemu krizu.
Zaka.j hi tudi on ne zahrepenel
pc miru in poeitku?
Majhna hisica z zelenimi
okni, kakor jo je opisal Jean
jacques S skromnim vrtom, XII
bi ga sam obdeloval, da bi incl
sadie in zelenjavo donna, to je
bill njegov ideal. V kleti hi incl
svoje vince, ma podstresju ime-
nitno Sunko in druge dobrote,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-30
= Parma naprOdaj

Naprodaj je so akrov farma,
z sob hisa, elektrika, tlakovana
costa; lepo poslopje, veliko
poljskega orodja, krave, konji,
kokosi, sadno drevje in vino
grad, vse lepo obdelano. Je tudi
studencna voda. - Prodam vse
skupaj ali Same farmo. Zane
MIA Sc tudi "a hiso. - Podrob-
nosti Sc 1--we pri Mrs. J. MISLEJ
2 milf vzhodno cd Chardon, o.
Route 6.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-30
IZkuSena

,strezajka dobi delo v restavra-
CHI, da hi pomagala tudi v ku-
hinji. Prosta OBJ nedeljah. -
Zglasite Sc pri JOS. WOLF,
1928 st. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-30
MOSki

mirnega znacaja isee soho in
hrano pr mirni slovenski dru-
zini. Najraje hi dobil v blizini
st. Clair Ave-, toda sprejme Sc
tudi v Collinwoodu. Dober plaG-
mix. Kdor ina kaj primernega,
maj pusti naslov v uradu Ena.
kopravnosti. :
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-30
Druzziina

brez otrok isce 3 ali 4 sobe, in
kopalnico, med E. 81 in E. 76
cesto. - Naslov Sc mai pusti v
uradu tega lista.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-30
MOSki ali zenska

dobi delo "a pomivanje posode
v restavraciji. Nobenega della
oh nedeljah. - Vprasa Sc pri
JOS. WOLF, 1928 St. Clair
Ave.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-04
AND

enough about the Job to stay on the
job, particularly when the legisla-
ture is in session. Governor Stassen
in his effort to get national acquaint-
ance and publicity in his presidential
campaign effort, cannot but neglect to
some degree his duties as governor
which office and duties are important
to the people of Minnesota. He is
the only candidate mentioned for the
presidency among all the mentioned
candidates, who is industriously
campaigning. Governor Bricker Of
Ohio, Governor Dewey of New York,
Senator Taft of Ohio, Senator Van
denburg. Of; Michigan, S ator
Bridges of New Hampshire and 9TH
ers Who have beH mere or less
prominently suggested for the repub-
lican nomination, are all attending
to their public. duties whatever they
may be and are serving their con-
stituencies without neglect. 1t is only
in Minnesota that an important office
is being treated as something to play
around with.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-04
CITES HISTORY

Editor Askov American:
Whoever writes the anecdotes ap-
pearing on the head of Kerrick adj
vertising matter in this paper gives
accounts of his general ignorance
of history.
1 am perfectly in favor of relig-
ious freedom but hope it does no,
mean unlimited freedom of Islander
to hurt non-religious people.
thinkers, agnostic and atheist
ought to have the right to protect
themselves and to correct religious
commentators of their mistakes.
1 am in possession of Bible, ar
Adolph Streckfuss world history and
Brockhous encyclopedia which tel
me of many wars provoked by re-
ligious people and of inquisition, q
speciality of the church. These wars
and tortures received the blessing OF
the church and the holy choir.
Moreover, if these religious people
are not as barbaric as they used tc
be, the credit for that belongs to the
opponents of the church, liberals and
humanitarianS.
JOHN NIEBOER.
Sandstone, MINI.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-04

loss, through slaughter, of potential
dairy producing animals. 1t will
provide means for purchase and
distribution by resale of dairy ami
mails in order to maintain the high
est possible levels of production
Every effort will be made to see that
all dairy animals will be kept on
local farms and that all local farm
ers will be given an opportunity,
wherever practical, to purchase these
dairy animals for local need. IF local
farmers are unable to make use of
these animals, they will be; shipped
to other sections of the country where
they will be put to use in obtaining
this necessary production.
All farmers in Pine county who
have dairy cattle which they intend
to market for slaughter, or who have
facilities so that they can care for
more dairy cattle are asked to con-
tact Mr.. Beeman whose office is To-
Gated in Pine City. .~>
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-04

But if we don't make democracy
something to live by, then some other
forceful way of life is bound to
spread. ~ g,v,
I'm sorry. Think of it, three days
in Cairo, and / write about these
things. r.;s ,
I'm having a grand time. I've
walked miles seeing the sights-the
Nile full of sailing, the roof gardens
with the searchlights playing above
the darkened city, the inscrutable
smile of the Sphinx, the temples OF
alabaster 5000 years old, the Moham-
medan Mosques with the priests call
ing the people to prayer, etc., etc.
But more of this holiday by slow
mail.
Much love,
EDcAP
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-04
DANES APPROVE BOMBING
(The Labor World, Duluth)


The people of Denmark, realizing
that the Nazi war production must
be disrupted, approve British bomb
ing Of Danish industrial plants, even
though it means destruction and
death, the information service of the
National America Denmark associa-
ton in New York reports.
Recently the Raj bombed the
shipyards of Burmeister and Vain,
in the harbor Of Copenhagen, very
close to the city. Diesel engines,
which the Nazis were using for sub
maries, were made in the works.
Word comes from a trustworthy
source that the works, as well as an
important bridge, the Knippelsbro,
were almost entirely destroyed, the
fires being visible in Sweden-that
only four people were killed-and
that the Danes are overjoyed at the
precision bombing of the Raj.
Yet there were few achievements
in their industrial history of which
the Danes were prouder than those
of Burmeister and Vain where the
Diesel motor was first fitted to ship
and where, since then, hundreds of
fine ships were built.
For long while the shipyard
workers had sabotaged production
as well as they could, by strikes and
other means. There can be no doubt
but that they are pleased with the
effective assistance of the Raj, no
matter what the consequences, the
National America Denmark Associa-
ton comments.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-04
SHOULD BE FUMGATED
CIV. F. Schilling in The Independent,
Northfield)

{W. F. Schilling in The Independent,
Northfield)
Earl Haskins, liquor commissioner
Who is this political ensemble that
wants to take over the. 80 beer
government in the state and asks for
$4,000 from the legislature to help
do the job that is nicely taken care OF
by the county and township boards?
The Faribault Journal, editoria1ly
says:
"Mr. Haskins, himself, is purely
and simply politician. When the
Farmer-Laborites were in, he was on
the public payroll with the relief
department and he became Gov.
Stassen's chauffeur and bodyguard.
More recently Gov. Stassen, being
hand and mitt with the New Deal
on foreign policy, got his good friend
Haskins a job with the federal gov
eminent in some salvage division at
Chicago and then he brought him
back and made him, liquor commits
sioner." ~,
But that is only half the story and
The Journal knows it, for was it
not this same Haskins who was in
vestigated by the interim committee
of the legislature and found to have
a permanent room at one of Fari-
bault's leading hotels and at the
same time double-headed on the state
expense account at other hotels? It
was he who was reported to be the
influence behind ex-auditor Luecke
of "game and fish" license reputa-
ton in securing him job at the
present time in the Stassen admin
istration. Instead of bouncing about
the country making speeches telling
what we should do after the war,
the governor should don his uniform
and do as other mothers sons are
doing-get into the fight with some
thing besides oratory. This Haskins
matter should be thoroughly disin-
fected and fumigated by the legisla-
ture.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-04
FEWER ON PAYROLL
(LeSueur NewS-Herald)

Any legislator who would vote
against a bill to reduce the number
in the house and senate should be
promptly relieved of further service
Twenty-Five senators and fifty rep
resentatives could do a lot more fol
the state of Minnesota than can the
present 81 and l31, and what diff
ference it would make, too, in the
number of relatives hired as door
keepers, time keepers, waste basket
keepers, ETC., on the public payrolls
The fact is that half of the people
cannot be on the public payrolls, il
the other half is going to remain
solvent.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-04

not upset during a total war. The
answer of course is that you're
licked.
If special privilege sque eze
through total war that group will
have things their own way in peace
times. Most Of the liberal leaders
lack courage. A few smart alecs on
the radio and in the press have
driven them, not special privilege, to
the tall timbers.
A. M. SIMONSEN.
Askov, MINI.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-04
MINNESOTA SHOULD HAVE UN.
DIVIDED TIME OF ITS
GOVERNOR
(Long Prairie Leader)


The Leader hesitates to introduce
anything critical at this time because
if man wants to run for the presi-
dency, the worthiness of the ambi-
ton is sufficient to cover multi
tude of derelictions, but it would
seem that Governor Stassen ought to
take his job as governor little more
seriously. He is away from his office
and from the state good deal of the
time, carrying on his presidential
campaign.
The Leader is probably little old
fashioned, but we think if a man
asks the people of Minnesota to elect
him governor, he ought to think
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-04
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS REVIEW


not, however strenuously he may
attempt "come-back." On the 9TH
er hand-the Russians, realizing that
they may underestimate his strength,
are taking no chances, and it seems
that they, not SO very far from Mos
cow, have huge reserves which can
be thrown in if and when the situa-
ton becomes acute.
Rommel Stopped.
On the Tunisian front in North
Africa the American forces about
two weeks ago suffered a rather SER
ious setback in their attempt to check
General Field Marshal Rommel's Of
fensive. Rommel's troops, fighting
all the way from Ell Alamein in
Egypt through Libya to Tripoli which
they had to surrender, had escaped
into south central Tunisia and were
able to carry out a surprise attack
on the American lines forcing them
back some sixty miles
But with lightning suddenness
the Americans turned about and
took the initiative away from
Ronmnel with the result that they
recaptured much of the territory
they had lost to him, and with
the further result that he was
stopped c0mpletely-indeed, ac-
tually retreating.
It is expected that the British
Eighth Army which has been at the
heels of the fleeing Rommel and his
army ever since Ell Alamein, will
catch up with the Nazis soon, and
contribute additional strength to the
American resistance. s
Fighting In Asia.
AS for the Asiatic front, attention
centers on the new japanese often
sives-there seem to be no fewer
than seven-against China. War on
the island of Guadalcanal has ceased
since the American victory there,
and New Guinea is, practically speak
ing, quiet as the result of American
and Australian triumphs.
But on the mainland of Asia the
war has entered a new phase, pos
sibly prompted by the japanese hope
of eliminating Chinese opposition so
that the Nipponese may concentrate
on the other United Nations.
There has not been any report
indicating that the japanese
have Won any important vic
tories over the Chinese, but bul-
letins have come from Chung
king indicating that the invad-
ers have had to surrender be-
tween forty and fifty villages !.
and other positions. .
Thus, on the basis of meager and
scattered dispatches, it would seem.
that the japanese offensives are not
at least not yet-so very formid-
e@- Agony Prolonged. e 15n@
Out of the most recent news
emerges the fact that although the
end of the war and the victory of
the United Nations are nearer than
before, they are not what one might
call near. But. generally speaking,
the situation may be considered sat
isfactory, allowance always. to be
made. for some unexpected turn of
events on the various fronts. o.,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-04
Dairy Cattle Plan
Being Inaugurated

A dairy cattle conservation pro-
gram in Pine, Mile Laos, Stearns,
Benton, Todd and other counties to
keep dairy animals on farms where
feed, labor and other facilities are
available, is now being inaugurated,
according to an announcement re-
ceived this week from Paul Beeman,
Pine county FSA supervisor.
This program has for its purpose
the reduction to minimum of the
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-04
A Little Spice

America is still prosperous when
man trades in his old car and all
he really needs is four new tires.
All unnecessary extravaganza in
government is disloyalty to the pay
ing citizen. $3.50 d.
Talking of opportunities you have
missed in the past blinds your eyes
to the chances that are all about you
There are plenty of people worse
off than you are Why not feel sorry
for them?
What person does with his re-
ligion determines just how much his
religion will do in retaliation.
1t is not a comforting thought to
know that mans greatest enemy in
nature is man.
When we judge others we, try to
measure them by ourselves.
No one covers his own faults by
digging up the delinquencies of 9TH
erS.
We haven't enough freedom in
America to guarantee freedom of the
press to alien enemies.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-04
ENCOURAGE THE TAXPAYERS
(The Montgomery Messenger)

Stripped of all political camou-
flage, Congress faces two inescap-
able duties in formulating future tax
policies.
First, tax law must be perfected
which will provide practical meth
of for millions of individuals who
never paid taxes before, to pay taxes
on income as earned.
Second, the tax structure must not
destroy productive enterprise and
profit, thereby eliminating tax in
come for the government at its source.
This will not be so difficult to do
if politics can be eliminated from the
formula.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-03-04
Opinions OF Others

(Short timely letters on topics of
public interest are welcome whether
or not the writer's opinions con-
form with those of the American.
All letters must be signed with the
writer's name for our information.
Signed articles always are more eff
fective, but if the writer does not
wish to have his name used. it will
be withheld). =sSa