davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
MnIII-e6ls Joseph Campau

OhlUI NJ Open II Noon. CONE MIL
LION, n. c." See the World Created. Also
SECRETS OF THE UNDERGROUND"
Plus Shorts and Serial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

Christine Freno, pretty young
waitress, is still pining for her
soldier boy friend. The other day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

Al nML-I5OOl CharIeyoix TT. 2-Z6l5 4
hLUluh open 6:i5. jeanette Macdonald,
Robt Young, CAIRO" Plus Roy Rogers,
"RIDIN' DONN THE CANYON"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

hhhOIDC KIDD! Don't Forget Tomorrow
Saturday Matinee IL As. Cartoons. Up.
8, "G-Men vs.. Black Dragon" March Of
HOLMES" What a Show Come Early.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

D0OTu-East jefferson, Parkview LIE. 1881
DUUlH Open 6:15. Rosalind Russell,
Janet Blair in any SISTER, EILEEN"
Brian Aherne, Geo. Murphy, Pat O'Brien.
THE NAVY COMES THROUGH"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

DAD lnJcr-y7lI Woodward TE. I-665S 4
hhhDioL Doors open Daily 1890 Noon.
on stage, Ernie Fields and His Orchestra.
Ada Brown, Blues Singer, and Pigmeat In
Person! Screen: Bella Lugosi In THE APE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

Al UN--ISSO7 Grand River, mr.. schaefer
6; AS. Double Horror Show.
Two Creepy Spine Chillers. THE MAD
MONSTER" THE MAD DOCTOR"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

cIVlc- Extraordinarily Rd.-whittier AR. saa1
IiElJ Open 500 "SOMEWHERE
I'll FIND YOU." "su.ENT WITNESS"
(Sat. Nat "valley Of Vanishing Men-'i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

oL'AhLL Open 6:f5. Now Showing, Be-
Hour of Laughs In Addition 10 Our
Regular Program. tsee Next ADJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

FACT CNn-Il510 h, jefferson LIZ, 58i5t
LhOI LND Open T.. M. Rosahn0
Russell. Brian Aherne in my SISTER,
EILEEN" Plus THE NAVY COMES
THROUGH" Pat o. Brien, Geo. Murphy,
J. Wyatt. Disney's Donald Gets DRAFTED.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

ANNry-Grand River at Joy Road +
hINiNLh Doors Open 5:45. New Show
81 LIVE ON DANGER" Chester Morris.
Jean Parker. SUNDAY PUNCH" with
William Lundigan ana Jean Rogers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

hiDiVWN Dashing Enrol Flynn IN Gay
Mystery: "FOOTsTEPs IN THE DARK. =
Plus Howiing Hllsrity HIT. ROAD
SHOW" with Adoiphe Menjou, Patsy
Kelly and Charles Buttsrvorth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
HCNTIIDV-I4th and w. Grand Blvd.
LENIDnI DarL Gfarfiuu Tpnni

CENTIIRV-lith and w. Grand Blvd. 4
OLNlOhI open 6.f5 Park free. Mickey
Rooney. "A lANK At ETON," Freddie
Bartholomew WINGS FOR THE EAGLE.
with Ann Sheridan and Dennis Morgan.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Deaths Reported

caroIyn C. Harrison. 81, 1881 Newton
Clara NJ Richardson. so. 42os s7th st.
Denis J. Raker. II. l1os 6th st. Sc.
Frank v. Webster, -. ! Is 4th St sc.
Elizabeth Smith, ~, 1867 Canal st. NV
Clarence s. Hunnicutt. 6S. S21 Emerson
Mary r. Krause, 6s. 7a3 Shepherd st. NV.
Louisa H. Stehr. 81. Suitland, Md.
Annie Z. Phelps, SO, 1918 14th ST. NV.
Lue E; Williams, so. 2108 r ST. NV
Georgiana F. Latimer, so. 1929 10th st.
James Walter Kidwel SO. 1723 21st st.
John A. Kane. "a. I'll Tewksbury pl. NV.
Margaret M. Crawford, SO, 1907 Irving st.
Marie Yeager: 81. Chevy Chase, Md.
Frank A. Jenkins. 40. 515 3rd st. ne.
Harry Benosky, 46, 1891 2nd st. ne
Robert t. Morris a., 1887 Alabama ave.
John carmalt So, 2504 41st st. NV.
Clifford Porter. 81. $40 5th st. NV.
Joseph H. Davidson, 1r., 81, ALL 42nd
Harold oDonneI, infant. Bethesda. Md.
infant krahling, Providence Hospital.
Mary franklin, .72, i13o PARK Row NV.
George W; Wallace. 20. st, Elizabeth's
Lucy Golden, 70; 1893 v st. NV.
Thomas Crews 81, sos P st. NV.
Albert sarksdale 80, 1924 Wisconsin ave.
Richard Parker, 81. 1850 2nd st. sw.
Leonard Douglas. AZ. lila Sumner I'd.
william G. Polden, Al, 1924 Browning
Essis Esss y; \. ! Ashley; A.; 1899 1st st. NV.
william Wl1es sswye5 a 40 1a1 lsas Canal st. sw
John P. Bount, infant, 1881 1th st NV.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
DC. Hospitals to Add 627 Beds
When WPB Clears Equipment

manent because we wouldn't want
these conditions in our hospital at
any time except in such an emer-
gency as at present"
Freedmen's Hospital informed the
WPB that it could install 100 plus"
extra beds. A spokesman explained
that the indefinite number here was
due to uncertainty as to whether
sufficient personnel could be OBJ
tained to man the additions. He
said that, under suitable conditions.
1t was estimated a maximum of $50
more beds could be set up.
$50 More for Gallinger.
DR.. Edgar A. Bocock, superin-
tendent of Gallinger, reported that
he had consented to put in $50 new
beds and to furnish beds and equip
ment. He said these would be placed
in aisles, solaria and similar spaces,
adding that Il don't imply they will
be satisfactorily planned hospital
facilities" None of them will be for
obstetrical cases, he also revealed.
At Garfield, where stress will be
put on the maternity shortage, 80
beds will be added now and 20 more
will be put in if needed. DR.. F. J.
Eisenman, superintendent, reported
that six of these already have been
installed and that probably is of the
remaining 26 will be for obstetrical
patients.
DR.. Walter A. Bloedorn, medical
director of George Washington Hos
pital, said six beds could be added
there without bad effect on patients
and that they would be of a more
or less permanent nature. He ex-
planned that this would be done by
making semi private rooms out of
private rooms and by converting
waiting rooms into patient use.
Homeopathic Hospital will put in
five beds-two for maternity, two for
medical and one for surgical use. 1t
will be accomplished by converting
private rooms into semi-private
rooms and will be permanent at
least for the duration, Miss Gladys
V. Phipps, superintendent, said.
80 More Beds at Providence.
Sister Rosa, superintendent of
Providence Hospital reported that
that institution could add 80 beds
for general use and three for ma
ternity cases. They will be located
in Railways, in staff rooms and in
private rooms and will be entirely
of temporary nature.
Sibley Hospital, which was slated
originally for So beds through new
construction, will set up % in ex-
isting space. DR.. John M Orem,
superintendent, said they would be
temporary and would not relieve the
obstetrical problem at that institu-
ton.
j. H. Mes, business manager OF
Washington Sanitarium, said so
beds could be added there. Original
WPB estimates called for 80, but
Mr.. Mes explained that this could
not be done without tearing the
building all to pieces"
Leland Memorial Hospital is pre-
pared to install 25 additional beds,
DR.. Wendell Nalin, medical director,
Georgetown and Children's Hos
pitals were not included among
those in which 1t Is estimated beds
can be placed by using existing
space. At Georgetown, however, %
more beds will be made available
through renovation of the old
Threlkeld School, project already
by WPB.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Juliono's Body Named
Morgriet Francisco
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OTTAWA, Jan. 21.--Crown .Prin-
cess Juliana of the Netherlands has
named her third daughter Margriet
Francisco, which means in English
Daisy Liberty"
Princess Juliana said the first name
has a special significance which she
will disclose later. And for the little
princess born while her country is
occupied by German invaders, the
second name of Liberty" again in
dicates the stubborn faith of her
parents and her people that the
Netherlands again will be free.
The little princess birth as a
Netherlands citizen was registered in
ceremony at the hospital yester-
day. President Roosevelt was named
as one of the child's godfathers.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
to have POOR COMPLEXION

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because it is not just q eoJmetie cream;
it's meaieated formula that does 2 i'm
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externally caused blcmishes. And, in
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Try Noxzema for just 10 days! See
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Evening star., 1943-01-21
Births Reported

Adams, Victor and Eta, boy.
Archer, Guilford and Frances, boy.
Backof. Gerard and Elizabeth, girl
Bernstein, julius and Florence, boy
Bertasnolli; Bsrtas adnI. Fred and Beverly, girl
BBiniord,, Kenneth and Mary girl
BBinstead' Frank and Louise. boy
suTIeson; Ralph and Margaret. gil siTl.
clishe, William and ophelis. girl sirl.
Cotton. HGe Kari and ino poroehg. SGSs. sirl siTl
Grafton. Aubry and Mildred, si.l.
cunningham, Robert and Dorothy, girl
Ernst, Welman and Nan. girl.
Felthand, John and Frances, girl.
Fekete. Andrew and Kathleen, girl.
Gerhof. Nathan and % Helen boy. y.
Gong, Joseph and Ann. girl,
Gordan. James and Aster, boy.
green. John and Mandy, boy.
Haaa, Emeric and Mary, girl.
Haley. John and Rose. boy.
HHs5ss Hsdsss 5sTt Meyin ana and Jean sir
Hfaghss feinbsra Franeis sdsn and Dqro.hy' girl
McGinnis, Edgar and Mary. boy
Snnn1l SSmnoh1undro, Howard and Virginia, boy.
Srneld Henry and Vireie, boy.
PEARSON Gaynor and Files, girl
Riley Melvin and Zella, girl
s6asndn cS4snss SeGs and and boys
Sleoold, William and Nellie, boy,
Sooeck, Cyril and Marie, girl
Stelnman. Abraham and Rose boy
ST. vincent, Edwin and Janet. boy
Sussman, Raymond and Sylvia girl
Violet. Robert and Mary, girl
Weigle, George and Mary, boy
West, Harvey and Villa boy
Williams, Harry and Nellie girl
Wirz. Christian and Gladys, girl.
Bailey, Ernest and Martha girl
Better. Russell and Mary. boy.
Bradford, James and Lucille, girl.
Canten, Josopp and Juanita boy.
Colbert, Willie and Louise, boy
Coyington, Pearson and Elsie, BOY
Crawford. Thomas and Mary. girl
Grove. Lorenzo and Geraldine. boy,
Gagsns, Thomas and Ernestine. girl,
Glover, Ebert and Dorothy, boy
Harper Richard and Susie boy
Hawkins. Russell and Pauline, boy.
Hawkins, Levi and Frances, boy
Izler, Walter and Nervia, girl,
Jackson, LInwood and Catherine. boy.
Jakoosn, Charlie and Georgia, girl.
jackson. Lonnie and Pauline, girl.
Jones. Everett and Mary. girl
knight James and Minnie. girl.
Madison, John and Rosie, girl.
Massey. Booker and Leonna, girl
Mathis. Johnnie and Mary, girl.
Neal, Alfred and Lucy, boy.
Neverson, Joseph and Fabeola. boy.
Proctor. George and Mary, boy.
richardson. Erwin and Novella boy.
Smith. Edward and Edith boy
Summers, Louis and Virginia, girl
Washington. LIE Roy and Clementins boy.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Issued at Rockville.

Charles =. Hubbard, 40. and Harriet Bis
sci, =, both of Washington
Ernest Daniel Del Vecchio 90, and Juanita
Mary Flood 20. both of Washington.
Paul NJ. Duffey, 81, Washington, and Ruby
Doyle, 21. Seneca, S. C.
Frank James Wilson. jr 81. and Mary M
Oliver: 10, both of Arlington
Ropert Lemuel Toler. 25, Richmond, and
Esther Rebecca Cooper, 81, Mount Raj
James william Cox, 35, Paytes, Va, and
Frances Agnes Jackson, "a. Bethesda.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Issued at Fairfax

Harry Irwin Earnest, 81, Fort Belvoir, and
Leona Marie Powell, 21, Alexandria.
Leopard Scheer, 21, WASHINGTON, and
andria,
Samuel willis Charlesworth, 25. Fort Bel
Tolr. and Grace Eleanor Strodtbeck, "a,
Nicholas Guidara. 22. Fort Beivoir, and
Jeanie Smith, Fl. Washington
EDWARD Clayton Miliner, Jr. %. Burke,
Route 3. Fairfax.
James Reed Martin. 20. Route Q, Vienna,
and Mary Virginia Hunt, 1s, Route g.
Joan Menaeh Drury, 25. Los Angeles, and
Mariana Louise Brown, 25, Tulsa, Okla
Matte Bridgewater. 81, both Of Route
3, Vienna. -'O1'S
Evening star., 1943-01-21
ADVERTISEMENT.
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OF too much free
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causes you to suffer
with terrible gnawing
agony even when the
stomach is empty7
Are you teasingly
prodded with a de-
sire to eat but
forced to self-denial
for fear OF conse-
gastric hyperacidity7
Evening star., 1943-01-21

Others die for you; the least you
can do is buy for them. Get your
War savings stamps now.
Evening star., 1943-01-21

BLESSED RELIEF has often been the
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Temporarily. who have tried the gentle
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Evening star., 1943-01-21
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Scores of nurses were among the
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Evening star., 1943-01-21
MEN WANTED.
TIRE CHANGERS

wanted men with experience in handling
mt; ~ croker General Tire Co., 1909 i4th
Evening star., 1943-01-21
HELP MEN.

ttHST FVGEN.
ACCOUNTANTS. jr. and sr., for c. P. A. of
nee, Reply stating qualifications salary ex-
pected ana dra1t status. Box 34S-T, Star.
IMMATURE WINDERS and stock clerks,
helpers, apprentices: good opportunity, good
pay, permanent. Electric Equipment Co.,
AUTOMOBILE BODY SHOP HELPER want
Works
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced: salary de-
pending on ability can also use part-time
See Mr. Brooks. 5S5 N. Glebe rd., Ar Ar
AUTO MECHANIC with tools who can
sSan sSst,mate scs cs as top man small modern
aeeordlns ability. AZ fith fYHa St us' s.W. pay
BAKER, good bench hand; $40 week, day
work; no Sundays Apply s11 Penna.
ave. NV
BARMAN: highest type, for fine restaurant
Gonditons a. and salary Telephone after
interview. FIR. 91s3.
BooKkEEPER -TYPIsT, draft exempt; good
position and good salary. Address in own
handwriting, Box 409-R, Star
BOY. colored, to work in grocery store;
must be experienced driver. 2722 Georgia
BOY, white, with or without printing ex-
Prlntins Service i219 Eye St NV.
BOY, white, for Saturday, $3.50 per day.
delivery helper; must live near Ga ave
and Kennedy NV. Phone SH. 414S, be-
tween 5 and pm.
BRICKLAYERS and Iaborers wanted. Castle
Manor Apts.. 3sth ave, and Columbia ave
ne. Bus stops in front of job.
BUS BOYS, colored. Apply headwaiter,
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL, Conn. ave. and
Woodley rd NV.
BUTCHER, thoroughly experienced good
salary. Piney Branch Market. 5505 14th
st, NV.
BUTCHER, experienced; excellent salary
and bonus. This Is worth your investi-
cation. 3127 Mt. Pleasant st. NV, HO.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. c. IaU, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tCait three fnu days and
recetDe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
SPECIAL NOTICES

ACCOUNTANT AND TAX coNsuLTANT-
Statements, tag reports. books put in
sntitlsd ssx-savins Steps if taken taken '1ss'. new
INCOME. TAX RETURNS MADE OUT
@Gnsy tax Do consuan nos Hss1 dsSs1 goom
1882. Earle Bldg. %.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
yss,, neDas incuTTsd Tn by Any any one Other % snan
56l4 1st st. NV. 90.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
of The o h fepe hssoe
Northeast Masonic Temple. .5as Eishth
tion Of hye directors. whose terms expire
and for the transaction of such business
nsg goAN 1os'casy MoYeR seRe esssideIt sefors t.
FRANK c. AUSTERMUHL, Secretary.
NOTICE OF OFF LOST syr CERTIFICATE
Lillian NJ. Wood. do hereby notify all
persons that Certificate No, 10. for thirty
shares OF the preferred stock OF the Francis
Corporation HAVING It's prncpsl a psiswaes psce Of
bsen sneSs ost In xtnsr tns DISTRICT Of Columbia has
ration, for the issuance OF new certificate
for said thirty shares Of preferred stock Of
warned from buying. selling. assigning or
transferring said original certificate Of
S'0S SslsnedJ I" iS'o eITPIlstl0n IRIIaN M. WOOD.
2349 East 10th St,
Chicago. III.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE NATIONAL
Of Columbia. to the, Comptroller Of the
Currency: as required by Section 1e, Act
the year ended December 81 1912
CAPITAL stock authorized 81 100000 90
Capital stock actually paid
ended December 81, 1912 ss1. .so5 Al
Total expenses for the year
ended December II. 1912.
including interest paid to
depositors and deprecia-
Total amount Of debts, in
ciuding amount due de-
positors 24,es6.5a1 II
F. 4. FENNING.
B. w. PARKER,
WhkTaR Whis9a E e. ehEFHAsE. sAEFH;
JAMES Med. SHEA,
ErMfs i kaz!Eh nPgEAfNaER, PgEAhEyi sr'
CLARENCE DODGE.
DAVID BORNET,
CLARK G.. DIAMOND,
AARFY i MRRlEx ExroN. rsAcoBs'
We. Bruce Baird. President; Nelson J.
Foster Secretary, and Walter C. Clephane,
VAsoii NdlfN, A feIlnlnR ana d. w.
Parker, Directors, of the National SAVINGS
G Trust Company, do hereby solemnly
swear that the above statement Is true to
the best OF our knowledge and belief
BRUCE BAIRD,
President.
Secretary.
WALTER C. CLEPHANE
WILSON B, MARIN,
r. A. FENNING.
B. w. PARKER,
Directors.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
10Th day of January. 1e43
tSesl) CHARLOTTE A. ENGEL,
Notary Public, D. c.
Total number of directors of this COM
pany, twenty-five
Evening star., 1943-01-21
COLORED MEN

FOR general kitchen work, short order and
dlsnwashing:. excellent working conditions
and the right salary to the right man;
n1ght work Apply at once, 1900 I4th al.
NV. corner of Spring rd
Evening star., 1943-01-21

SODA BOY. over s years of age: 8 nistts
per week and every other Sunday. ODon-
nelfs Pharmacy. 14th and Colorado ave.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
HELP MEN,

SHORT-ORDER COOK
For Maynower Diner. 502 Rhode Island
ave. ne
Evening star., 1943-01-21

SHOEMAKER, must be experienced. Ap-
ply at once, 1900 Alaska ave. NV.
SHIPPING CLERKS, white man, to assume
charge and colored man as helper; perma-
nent positions offering good pay, and va
cations with pay after years service. APP
ply in person or by letter. Hostess Cake
Kitchen, 621 Trumbull st. NV. Crear
9301 Georgia ave.
ssoE ssssF s5a. sALEsAN so0s .rrs opportunity
Evening star., 1943-01-21

and bonus This is worth your investi-
gstion. 1927 Mt Pleasant st. NV. HO.
Evening star., 1943-01-21

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS.
Floyd's Service Station, 24l5 Bladensburg
ra
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-01-28
Mans Needs And Rights.

The four freedoms of common
humanity are as much elements OF
mans needs as air and sunlight, bread
and salt Deprive him of all these
freedoms and he dies-deprive him
of a part of them and part of him
withers. Give them to him in full
and abundant measure and he will
cross the threshold of new age, the
greatest age of man.
These freedoms are the rights OF
men of every creed and every race
wherever they live. This is their
heritage, long withheld. We of the
United Nations have the power and
the men and the will at last to assure
mans heritage.
The belief in the four freedoms OF
common humanity-the belief in man.
created free, in the image of God
is the crucial difference between our
selves and the enemies we face today
In it lies the absolute unity of our
alliance, opposed to the oneness of
the evil we hate. Here is our strength,
the source and promise of victory.
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-01-28

and civilized human being. Some
times, as in the United States, they
are guaranteed by organic law. They
are rather clearly understood, and
the laws protecting them are con-
tinually being revised and adjusted
to preserve their basic meaning.
Freedom from fear and from want,
on the other hand, are not part of
our culture but part of our environ
ment-they concern the facts of our
lives rather than the thoughts of our
minds. Men are unafraid, or we'll
fed, or both, according to the condi-
tons under which they live.
To be free man must live in a
society which has relieved those cur
ious preSsures which conspire to
make men slaves: pressure of a des-
potic government, pressure of intol-
erance, pressure of want. The dec
laration of the four freedoms, there
fore, is not promise of gift which,
under certain conditions, the people
will receive; it is declaration of a
design which the people themselves
may execute.
Freedom, of whatever sort, is rela-
tive. Nations united by a common
effort to create a better world are
obviously not projecting Utopia
in which nobody shall want for any
thing. That is not the point-nor
within the range of human posi-
bility What unites them is the pur-
pose to create a world in which no
one need want for the minimum nee
essities of an orderly and decent life,
for cleanliness, for self-respect and
security. 1t is an ambitious design,
perhaps too ambitious for the cynic
or the faithless; but it is supported
by the sure knowledge that the earth
produces abundantly and that men
are already in possession of the tools
which could realize such a purpose
if men chose to use them.
This, then, is credo to which the
representatives of % nations have
subscribed-not promise made by
any group of men to any other group.
1t is only the people themselves
who can create the conditions favor
ing these essential freedoms which
they are now repurchasing in the
bazaar of war and paying for with
their lives. Nothing is for sale at
bargain prices, nor will the house be
built in three days with cheap labor.
From world in ruins there can rise
only slow, deliberate monument
This time, conceived by SO many
people of united purpose, it will rise
straight upward and rest on good
support.
Ito be continued)
Franklin D. Roosevelt to the Seventy
seventh Congress. January s. 1871.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-01-28
FORCE NECESSARY
Editor Askov American:

Editor ASkOV American:
This community has IA young men
in service now. How many of them
will ever come back is anybody s
guess. What may we as nation
hope to gain by theirs and millions
of others sacrifices? Great promises
are made for the future, bullets
not have any illusions.
We might ask why Ireland and
Sweden are not in this war in mill
tary sense. Perhaps it is because
these nations have no grand illusions
as to the future.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-01-28

quainted with other parts of our
country, most of them, other parts
of the world. These skills and abil-
tiles and the wider horizon must be
used for the purpose of enhancing
the Four Freedoms.
Over a period of FIVE issues the
Askov American will publish the
article on the Four Freedoms, begin
ming with a quotation from President
Roosevelt
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-01-28
1T HELPED
(W. F. Schilling in the Northfield
independently.

Controlled production and the ever
normal granary are the two things
that made the farmer able to paint
his farm buildings for the first time
in many years, and also made the
best nest-egg for feeding our people
and the allies in this World War No.
2. Had the battle front been as we'll
prepared for war as the food pro-
duction front there would have been
fewer headaches in official Washing
ton.