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HOUSES FOR SALE tcsn,.,.

1870 10th ST. S.E.-Semidetached Built
s 600 ess TSSms sasne. fnd bath II. p r,ced esG
NEARLY new, 7.room home. nome living room,
bedrooms, colored tile bath, fireplace. oil
h.;,w.h.. screened porch. detached garage,
down fSla basement; aT large fenced Nt $1,000
HALF HALF MOCK from Congressional Library;
sfEcIa al hsa sy oyasr Van TR nTIss TSss
NV. Corner detached brick. rooms. 2
baths baths, nS,t., h;,xh, oil; open fireplace; new
6WNEs rRHNsFERRRED9 RE ar Boiling Field
high elevation-New brick 2-story. 8 bed
S3s6l per mo-. incl. int, taxes, ms. c.
MeGqne NfcR rEca sHa HIGH Hssa s6Hooh e i'm. eond
xi,;s r. sS4s '1o 'o
H5oSss5. With With s-esr & xsrase: % 'aiRr auto gas ass
2 blocks from St; Gabriers Church; Sl4,-
$ssAsffM SSS f.a ii l,$R $ssEx ,nsS.s''se f.
ssIln sss mo ssfs5t s5ssS soa c6 isa $500 down.
Wv t s.isE and rh'sa $500 Il ssR
$500 CASH. ssissinse monthly. 4 bed
porches, inclosed breakfast porch, .a-car
home, excellent condition. 1908 Randolph
st. nv. James E. Tucker, real estate,
C GONG sS,dG n ,1,sIa THE SERVICE modern home
%SYss SeSIPs ao a35sSs Sxas5 @ bu sSSS
families; private apts. ii desired. fully
sss bsth re1Tser.to1s ss5ss HSa.. r% 81
etc. Most conv ne location. AvaiiabIe
nov now, eaNd laying city. Price. $9.25o. BY sppt..
and 9Th stsemdetached brici arrsnsed
s1S sIsy Mn Mn sbarSo Ss On terms FM aaa give
rooms Is bedrooms; excellent location; cato
BfoGK Sp0aar oarhs3 s3 no sSS
b., h,-w.h.,, garage, deep lot; $3.50 down,
SioS y ~ BRoek RelsS F6n4RR FS f2lo. ST. Nw.-sem.-
rage; to be redeeoTated; in immed ned poss. a
ROCK CREEK tHtRcH Hhi RD,. near Old SOL
Pjstsly rec, ,TsconsdIitionsd prize. sI;a5css on
nof, rsaRsi EN- m@ssis'e assa possession Mr. snaf-
50 500, lust, off N. Hampshire ave, near
TaRoma bass Park MdAlmost new detached
heat, fireplace. Call Mr.. Crandall, SH
5945.
ARLINGTON, vA.-Attractive 1la-year-
old compact home, near woods and wind
ing stream; five rooms. bath. large un-
finished atte IT'S porsh fireplace
refrigerator: garden fruit trees; basement
has separate workshop, laundry and gym
recreation rooms; $3.50. Glebe 1854.
$6.95O-Near Lincoln Park. vacant new
house condition, large Groom row brick,
oil heat, deep yard; easy terms. Call Mr.
Filippo, ndpp II. 1880. with Realty Associates,
1890 esth ST. Sc, "a block from Penna.
tached brick, 3 master bedrooms, library.
breakfast alcove 1st floor. oil hot-water
heat. built-in garage. screened-in rear
porch, lot, 93-ft; frontage with fshpond
owner. built as his home: priced to SELL
open today or call Mr.. Filippo, Ii. O96O.
with Realty Associates 1922 18th st. NV.
5OOS HANNA PL. S.E.-Detached brick
house, rooms and bath; automatic gas
heat air conditioned: open fireplace: best
BuSada TR O3OT
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
L1STINGS OF
ArllnOfnn HnY,onc WIo~foL

1.f ffI1S VOII IIUIIItS WdnCeQ,
watch the ads. from week to week and
you VIII see that We specialize in the sale
OF Ariinston properties only and IL YOU
deslre to sell your home or other property,
nI,i.. ls, US MAKE you an appraisal at no cost or
Oohsation e 70 you; our Is years experience
IN pGlloing and selling Arlington homes
9ua!ines US to give you expert advice on
nov TO get the maximum price and il
supervise same at no extra charre: ve .t.o
have special sales plan that seldom ever
iaiis 70 get quick and satisfactory results
with the minimum amount of bother To
you. May we have the opportunity Of
KEITH n RPIIN6pArH
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A CHARMING HOUSE
$4,000,
Attractive 3-Bedroom House

Built about 3 years ago. this attractive
brick-and frame house has a large living
room with fireplace and interesting win
room. kitchen with RANGE and refriger ator
and an attached garage. On the second
rooms and bath On a hilltop plot Of ~
acre and in good neighborhood. z miles
from Washington; $500 down, balance
dale Va. at the end Of Columbia pike.
Phone AleXandria bS12. Closed aundays
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's
Moving e. Storage Co, Taylor 2937. 26e
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KEITH D. BRUMBACK.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY For RENr

S'SNIN SNSFeNbI TUX KENT.
I ROOMS AND BATH S27. 30. 1O7 Roll
ms ave. Seat Plea SAINT Md
SoNNisHED HOUSE. . bedrooms Silver
Spite. Phone Adams 1851 for appoint.
HOUSE, detached. rooms and bath gas
eieStrlclty. h;-w.h tcoan, garage $40 mo;
h,rrnnhgton. ,rn Va immed. possession BOX
Ss.hooM. bath bung., new paint, paper,
Heofs: near fare stop at Mt Rainier;
G3333s mo- aauits. e. N. LiRhtbown. WA
Ilst-FLooR APT. 5 r, bath: cleo, heat
HvattsvII;. utsntn; St2 mo Erwin Realty Co Call
ROOMS, unfurnished, 4-bedrm. house:
a, a MI, near kensington, Md: S125 per
MODERN STUCCO o-bedroom bungalow.
0td 0e.r neat eat large lot; ba,h and shower: l.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, Green M.ad-
ows' Nd; Nearly new. 8 rooms, 2-story.
on neat, electric refrigerator, Close
Call WA. 7473 Wv '''
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
PETWORTH.

A modern Colonial semidetached brick
home. eight rooms, two baths, electric
refrigeration, 2-car brick garage, oil heat.
Would suggest you see this lovely home.
For information call BEITZELL, District
300, 1918 X st, NV
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MOUNT PHEASANT

ABOVE COL. RD. NEAR 18th.
Desirable 2-story and basement brick,
room. breakfast alcove, sunroom and
kitchen on 1st A.; A bedrooms, bath and
lavatory on 2nd a.; room and bath in
refg., built-in garage; nicely arranged for
renting; Eve. or Sun. phone Mr.. Owen.
co. S166.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
100 18th St. Realtor MA. O753.
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FURNISHED.

FURNISHED
small brick house on hill. secluded but
near Clarendon center: beautifu nre
place and f1rewood; 2 bedrooms, Attic. ga
rage: modern, convenient; coal supply in
ceMar: telephone; use of photogra phic
equipment, Available about Jan / GIL.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

TO SUITABLE TENANT with non-destruc-
tlve-aee children; will rent 2-story, & rooms
ar snd Path near bus stop; h-w.h.. oil burner;
nneautnul large lawn, evergreens: $50 30.
Noftheast section; possession Immediately,
REFERENCES EXCHANGED. Box 42O-L STAR
IO3 65th ST: NE, Maryland Park-6
rooms, bath h.-wh. on bus line, near
street ear. Call Hillside 13O1-J
S02 9Th ST. S.W.-(White, 10 rooms, .
paths. OIL heat; 1st.-f1oor apt. now rented
Apply on premises or 643 Indiana ave. n. W.
ARLINGTON, close in, detached 3-room,
kitchen and bath; ami, oil heat, short
ride bus lines, 3 bridges Restricted sun
GHSnTs Gays and weekdays after 6. CHI. 4o46.
SSIt!OoRGETOWN-l2 rooms, 3 baths; rent,
Sl50 good transportation; oil heat: good
condition; immediate possession DE. 9S99.
GLOVER PARK bedrooms, . tile baths,
gas heat; rent, S110 Just off Wis ave:
neTIhouse cond: immediate pos. DE. 9S99
OCCUPANCY JANUARY 22nd-Monthiv
rental S51.75; unfurnished two-bedroom
nouse. gas range and refrigerator coal
furnace; corner lot; phone mornings or
evenings. Falls Church 16ll-W.
PARKLAND. MD.-6 ROOMS AND BATH.
on nv. heat, city water, bus service: 2h
miles D. c.: S6S.5O per mo-
CLINTON, Md; 3 rooms and bath. coal
Nv, neat: large lot. chicken house: S35
. rooms and bath. full basement; GOAL
h.-w. heat: acres land: $50 per mo.
Silver Hill Md Sp o7e,
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SALE OR TRADE.

Equipped Farm With Fine Home
40 acres with a beautifully restored
master house with baths. large rooms and
spiral stairway: other buildings include
Groom guesthouse with modern con-
veniences. larse brick barn, . frame barns
accommodations for. about 200 hens. hog
being farmed by . GOOD man who will
remain: the farm is fully equipped with
stream in one Of Virxinias S most prosperous
farming areas: price, $50 500; would con-
slider choice residential or income property
further details see MASON HIRST, AMMAN
dale. Va. at the end OF Columbia pike
Phone Alexandria 5Sl2. Closed Sundays
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so. MARYLAND FARMS.

SO. MARYLAND FARMS.
TIDEWATER REALTY. Hushesville, Md.
Phone Mocha nicsville 54-F-12
VIRGINIA FARMS,
Ranging from 5 acres to 5000 acres in
size and from $4,000 to $500, 900 in price
These farms are located in beautiful
Northern virginia from the Tidewater to
the mountains. Many are within commut-
ing, distance OF Washington Dairy cattle
and general purpose farms are a speciality
II you went TO live out of town. be 1t in
. modest cottage or in . stately Colonial
mansion. see
MASON HIRST.
Annandale, Va, at the End of Columbia
Pike. Phone Alexandria 5S12.
Address: Route 2, Alexandria. Va
Closed Sundays.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
AEROplANES.

GOOD BRICK secure garage; light, water
and close in. So. 1918 Riggs pl. NV, bet
~ q
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FARMS WANTED

WANTED-About 10 acres. within Is miles
of Washington. Address Box BAL, Star.
Phone Greenbelt 1852.
WANTED to rent farm; may buy, or will
trade small apartment house. Mr.
Fraziar r641
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DETACHED, $15,95O-BRICK.
finished insulated attic. slate roof, paneied
den, de luxe kitchen. breakfast nook,
pantry: oil heat, new storm windows,
in excellent condition Terms.
McDEVIIT. Realtor. RA. 1922,
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$4,000 CASH, SIPS MONTH.

$4,000 CASH, $125 MONTH.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
4-bedroom, 2-bath brick in beautiful NV
suburban. Contains center hall. large
living room with fireplace. built-in book
cases, dining room, large kitchen with new
stove and electric refrigerator, pantry,
screened porch, maids room and lavatory
In basement. oil heat, Gear detached ga
rage close to schools, transportation and
stores.
SPRING VALLEY.
OWNER LEAVING CITY
DESIRES IMMEDIATE SALE.
Brick home about 4 years old, contains
living room, dining room, pantry, kitchen,
screened porch. combination library or
bedroom with adjoining bath on mezza :
nine floor: 4 bedrooms and 2 baths. stair
way to 1oored attic. maids room and bath,
plenty Of space for recreation room, 2-car
garage, gas air-conditioned heat: trans
por.ation and shopping close by
w. c. & A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO..
1880 Mass. Ave: NV. OR. 4464.
Evenings. Phone WI 1907
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
TRAILERS FOR SALE.

TRAILERS FOR SALE.
TRAILERS, large display Cash for your
trailer. Richter Trailer Sales, on Route
No. l. Berwyn. Nd Berwyn 46.
SEE the new Royal and American trailers
with 22-foot body and electric brakes, at
TRAILER CENTER.
5th and Florida Ave. NE
AL Models Used Trailers From $500 Up,
STANLEY H. HORNER, nc,
Franklin 1921.
Wash. Trailer Headquarters.
Granite luggage trailers, express. S199. so
Granite luggage trailers stake 5000 so
New tires, all-steel chassis. Also rental
by day, week or longer.
Plymouth, :.' Drake. GOOD tires), Sl,295.
Plymouth. 2W (elec. rSg., brakes, ST ,195.
Schult. 20. brakes tires - 1905
National, 49, tires brakes S1,l95
Iraveio, new, 3 rms. L-kitchen
Travelo, Sportsman. good tires - SS95
Lear, newly painted ~ S895
Many other models to choose from.
Convenient terms. Ideal Fueline on sale
Tor gasoline stoves and appliances at all
3 locations.
403O Wis. Ave. Temple Trailer Village,
c,I and Oak Grove Trailer Court.
studio couches. prewar models. good springs.
Barnes blower S47.50
Pre-way oven cook stoves --------$57.50
The American Trailer Co., Inc,
1850 Wis. Avs. wo. 8282. ooen Eyes. TIL Q.
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SUB PROF. EoR sALl tcent. !,
ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON ECONOMY HOME.
Sturdy 5-rm. brick. 2. yrs. old. all pre-
war materials. Available today. $1,000
cash, $36 per mo. Why rent? DE. 7225.
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Texans Making Money

Raise winter vegetables, strawberries. to-
matoes, pink grapefruit. Roses all year
outdoors Write for free folder and bar
gam list big and little improved properties
Strout Realty. Edinburg. Tex
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OPEN DAILY. 9 TO8.
100 NORTH EDGEWOOD ST
Shown. for first time this week end this
Soy Soy bunEslow has cheerful rooms and
bath on one floor, and Is conveniently To-
gated In good neishborhood In nearby Lyon
PARK only 2h SQUARES from 1Oc bus on
Lee blvd, direct. to Pentagon Bldg: also
within easy walking distance OF Arnold
lOc bus on Pershing DIR. and Lyon Park
shops and schools.
IT has screened living porch. log-burning
fireplace IN living room. hot-water coal
neat in utility room. equipped Kitchen
fo noored attic for storage; large lot with
some trees and Lear detached garage
Not new. but has Just been redecorated
and s offers some thrifty couple an oppor-
tunity to secure home in modest price
range on reasonable terms with immedi-
AYE possession. Vacant. but heated and
iented. and may be inspected daily from
to 8. other times by appointment. or get
Key next door at IL No. Edgewood st.
To reach: over Memorial Bridge. right
on Lee blvd. to Fillmore ST., which is about
E,,i iSaaares oeyond Fort Myer: right on
to property.
KEITH D. BRUMBACK.
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ROLLINGWOOD,
H2O.000.

today's value, with large library and Law
atory, living rm.. 14x22, modern kitchen
on 1st floor, 4 lovely bedrms., 2 baths,
storage attic, recreation rm.. space with
fireplace, also laundry and lavatory, gear
attached garage. Army oficer transferred:
reasonably priced. Call EN- 1890. Sunday
and weekdays. =. A. TWEED CO., 1904
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1871 TAYLORCRAFTS c). like new in
every respect: very little time; must sacri-
fee. Army calls. CHI. 0144.
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Detached-Saul's Addition.
New bath, bedroom 1st H.. de luxe kitch-
en-. bedrooms. new bath End f.; stairs
to insulated attic: GAS HEAT, Gear de-
tached garage, slate roof.
McDEVITT, Realtor, RA, 1922.
EXCLUSIVE BROKER.
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GUESTHOUSE BARGAIN.
$12, 800. including furniture. Near 18th
and Park I'd. Convenient to everything.
McDEV1TT, Realtor, RA. 1922.
EXCT,iJSIVE ppOKTp
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SEMIDET. BRICK-$11, ,95O..
Decentralization, new bath ist floor.
4 rooms. bath End floor: stairs to attic
81 800 cash: house in excellent condition.
McDEVITT, Realtor, RA. 4422,
EXCLuSIVE RRnKER
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ARLINGTON.
SELECT HOMES in desirable sections of
Arlington. Attractive terms
COLLINS & PRICE,
3236 Wilson Blvd. Open Sunday. GL. 1913
APIINcTON &c 1En
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CHESTNUT 3627 UNTIL PM.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY For sAIE

1st COMMERCIAL
Investment Properties,
ments above; corner locations: substantisl
incomes. sound investments For com
plete Information write Box 14l-G, Star.
DOWNTOWN-$18,95O.
ATS. STORES AND WAREHOUSE.
On main thoroughfare. Income, 1886
SAM ROSEY, AID. 27OO.
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AIT MARIETTA PL. NV.

Nv 3fSoS 0S101S '1 112O'
371O Bangor st. sc. Beautiful de-
tached brick home rooms, , baths, fre-
place, lovely yard: Al condition; S12,-
500, terms.
PA nth pl. n.e.-6-room modern
brick, hardwood floors, h.-w.h.. fun base
ment good home and income: $3.50
terms.
1903 B st. s.e.-s rooms, 2 baths, Q
kitchens, full basement finished in knot
ted pine, front and rear yards. front
porch good income and home; $3.50,
terms.
Henry Y Wi11o,,obhv
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-09
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1913

and tender. cuts ul meat. Literature
relating To- the topic al the program
No distributed.
Attendance prizes were Won ~
Mrs. !. l.. Robertson. Mrs. W. q.
Clulk. Mrs Louis Wick. Miss Mildred
Cos. Miss Mary Lou Parrish. Mrs.
Matte CuN. and Mrs. Win,ord Par
rISh.
The same program will be given
tonight 1T 81. Johns Parish house
III North Henderson, with the pub
lie invited Ia attend. The dcmonStra-
lions u,r tliC second group ul Il series
OF four started last tall and To con-
'Iuur with spring and summer meet
lugS. the dates iur which have not
been determined.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-09

lGE Helps -: ,sG More
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get 10000 tons in 1912 We actually
got almost nothing A minimum of
10000 tons may be expected to be
produced, but of this Brazil keeps
IS 900 tons for manufacture of tires
for her own needs and the needs of
neighboring countries.
Jesse Jones hopes to bring out
$4,000 tons year, but for the
moment he is dealing not in prom
iSeS but in promotion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-12

modern plumbing. AS many as 200
American officials will be travelling
in and out of Manaos these days,
and the entire program will occa-
sion such activity both by Ameri-
cans and Brazilians that a recon-
struCtion of living quarters was in
diSDensable.
A new hospital is being built at
ManaOS. not to mention field hos
pitfalls up and down the river. The
Rockefeller office is establishing a
series of dozen or more medical
dispenSarieS along the Amazon.
Each of the buildings will contain
out patient treatment facilities.
emergency hospital accommodations
for four persons and living quarters
for doctor and a male nurse.
Dispensary Launches.
The medical care will move to the
ailing by means of diSpenSary
launches, two of which are now
operating. and seven more are under
construction.
Initial capital invested in the
Amazon venture is 100000 900 but
the whole program probably will re-
quire s300,000,000 before it is fin
ished. The base price for Brazilian
rubber is 43 cents pound. fob.
Belem, but this is only the begin
ming. All the development costs
for alrplanes. hotels, hospitals and
opera houSe-must be added This
will at least double the price per
pound. and in fact may send it as
high as 81. This compares with the
preWar price OF IT, cents a pound
for rubber from the East Indies
Intelligent people nave stopped
guessing about the amount of rub
Der We may get from Brazil. A year
ago it was estimated that We would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-12
Latin American Lecture
Series to Open Sunday

DR.. Manoel Cardozo. curator of
the Lima Library at Catholic Uni
Versity and secretary of the Ibero
American Society. will talk on The
New Conquest of Brazil" Sunday
evening at the Plus XXI Guild House.
172l Rhode Island avenue NV.
This will be the first in a series
OF lectures on Central and South
America to be known as Under the
Southern Cross"
DR. Francis Borgia Steck. historian
at Catholic University, will speak
March 81 Other speakers will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-12
De Thier TO Lecture

Jacques de Thler, secretary OF the
Belgian Embassy. will speak on
Belgium in World War II before
the Brotherhood Club of the Ia
koma Park Presbyterian Church.
Maple and Tulip avenues, at pm.
Tuesday. An exhibition of Agricul-
lure Department pictures will be
shown before the meeting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-12
Ruth Mitchell to Speak

Ruth Mitchell, sister OF Billy
Mitchell. who returned recently
from Yugoslavia where she was as
ISOLATED with the Chetnlks, will
speak Tuesday evening at the
Jewish Community Center on its
institute series. "A World at War
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Rubber will also move by sea. but
the air route is preferred both for
speed and safety. in view of the
submarine danger.
RDC has engaged Wallace B. At
klnson OF the Carlton Hotel to man
ace the hotels of Manaos. which
nave been reconstructed with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-12

DR.. Henry Grattan Doyle Of the
Inter American Training Center.
the Rev. F. Sandoval of Ecuador
and men from the Pan-American
Union, Georgetown and Catholic
Universities.
Askov American., 1943-05-13
Church and Home
BY REV. M. MIKKELSEN

"All this newness is God speaking
to us of revelation" Thus we con-
cluded last weeks communication.
The newness that unfoldS itself as
nature struggles to manifest its pow
ers i'm new wonders of summer is to
mankind the revelation of Gods ac-
tivity. and is one of the many ways
in which He speaks to us and reveals
His majesty.
But there are other ways in which
He makes Himself known to men;
or ways by which men are being
stirred to consciousness of His pres
ence. Jesus used the expression:
Blessed are they who hear"
Unpleasant circumstances m ay
prove to be blessing if they can
help to develop the sense of hearing
when God speaks. This is evidenced
by the experiences of Captain Rick
enbacker and his seven companions,
who spent 81 unforgettable days in
tiny rubber RATS in the southwest
Pacific. For me-" one of the eight
says, "our terrible 81 days on the
Pacific represent the greatest adven-
ture a man can have: Finding his
God"
Before that adventure" he con-
tinues, 81 was an agnostic; an atheist,
if you will. But there can be no
atheists in rubber RATS, any more
than in the foxholes of Bataan."
It was not very pleasant exper-
ience, but they realized that other
hands than theirs were active in their
rescue; instead of complaining about
the hardships they suffered, they call
it the greatest adventure a man can
have.
Some people seem to think that
God speaks to them only about the
wrongs they do; this, however, is
incorrect; He speaks first of the good
and the right things we should do,
and of how we shall do them. It is
only when men repeatedly have re-
fused to listen, when they continue
to do wrong much against His will
and advice, that He will tell them so
and allow punitive measures to enter
into their circumstances.
"No matter what we have under
gone and suffered, we must try to
forgive those who injured us, and
remember only the lessons gained
thereby. While it is difficult for us
not to feel bitterness for the injuries
we have suffered at the hands of the
aggressors, let us remember that re-
elimination and hatred will lead us
nowhere" Thus spoke Nine. Chang
Kai-shek recently in Madison Square
Garden, New York. Rather startling,
is it not? Is it possible that God is
speaking to the Christian nations of
the west through this voice that
comes out of China?
blessed are they who hear"
Askov American., 1943-05-13
ASKOV

Mr.. and Mrs. Svend Petersen were
Duluth visitors Saturday evening and
Sunday.
Mrs. Thorvald S. Jensen and
daughter went to Minneapolis Sun
day to spend this week with rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Olesen and
daughter visited from last Thursday
until Sunday evening with relatives
in the Cities.
Mrs. Elmer Leiding, nee Helga
Christensen, left Friday for her home
at Orr after spending week with
her father, Fred Christensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Thomson and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Dietz
and son came from Minneapolis for
a weekend visit with relatives and
friends.
Ralph Wahlquist and family re-
turned Tuesday from Duluth where
they had visited since Sunday. Mr..
Wahlquist had his Standard Oil truck
to the city for new paint job and
also had new tank put on it.
Weekend visitors at the Jos.
Schilling home east Of the village
were MIR. and Mrs. A. N. Anderson
of Minneapolis and Mrs. Herbert
Hacker, Mrs. L. Strom and Miss
Esther Strom of Sandstone.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray c. Jensen and
Mrs. Arthur Olesen went to Duluth
last Thursday with the latter's moth
er, Mrs. c. P. Nielsen, who entered
st. Luke's hospital for physical
check-up. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ole
sen and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Albert john
son went to Duluth Sunday to bring
Mrs Nielsen home.
Askov American., 1943-05-13
Health Ward
Information furnished by Pine County
Nursing Service.

The Pine County Nursing Advis-
ory board held its regular meeting in
the county nurses office in the
Hinckley school Thursday, May 6.
The following board members were
present Hollis Ladd, Oscar Oak
land, Mrs. Harvey Reid, Mrs. M. B.
Baron, Mrs. Robert Johnson and Mrs.
c. G.. Aakhus. The budget of the
nursing service was planned for the
fiscal year beginning July l, 1943.
The progress of the immunization
clinics, speech clinics and summer
round-ups were discussed at the
meeting.
The Northeastern Nursing Aux
iliary committee met at the Bruno
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school Friday, May Z. The ladies
made three complete obstetricA
packs. After the work and business
of the meeting was completed, the
Bruno group served delicious lunch
Seventeen immunization clinics
were held during the last week. In
general, the response was very good
The second diphtheria inoculation
will be given at the various centers
during the last week of May. Since
one incubation does not give very
lasting immunity, we hope everyone
who has had the first incubation will
return for the second one.