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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-31
INDIANS TO BE TAUGHT ART

Grand Forks, N. d. (UP)-Mar-
garet Gable, associate professor Of
ceramics at the University Of North
Dakota, has been given a six
months leave OF absence to teach
pottery making to Indian adults and
children. She will begin her work in
South Dakota at the iPne Ridge
agency.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-31

Paul Rhymer, authsr q Vic and
SADIE, finds an almanac from the
corner drug store slnost indis-
pensable IN his writing. II keeps
him informed ~ 70 holidays ana
astronomical signs and gives other
International knick-knacks that
he works int his scripts now and
then.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-31

Morton Downey with his wife,
Easter Sunday afternoon, adInsring
the white rabbit, about IL feet
high. guarding the entrance 70
Rockefeller Plaza. =. Andre Kos
telanetz helping his bass-fiddler
70 get his iEistrument-case through
the revolving door ut 1776 Broad
way, where KOstelanetz Is making
series Of records. Bob Rip
ley, former handbalI champion Of
the New York Athletic club and
author Of = Spalding handbook
on the sport, engrOssed In . rapid
fire game between two newsies
against the 5lst street wall Of the
Roxy theater.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-31

George Grimm, lyric baritone. viii
present as his guest David 0uion.
noted composer, on his NBC-Blue
network program, Tuesday, April 8.
at e:36 p. m. EST. ouiOn, 9 great
admirer Of the youthful Texan vo-
calist, Is writing . new song which
Grimm WIN introduce.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-31

Cur ana Carmen L.ombardo. Just
before their Sunday pre-broadcast
rehearsal, IN q little eat-shop near
the Columbia Radio theater on 55rd
street, matching nickels to see who'll
Day for the hot chocolates. -. Kate
smith hurrying into Grand Central
Station, enroute for her Lake Placid
week lend. Lanny Ross, window
shopping along Sixth avenue in the
For =. stops to inspect sidewalk
Dis .ay containing couple Of cast
iron antique banks which he coll
lccts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-31
New York Stations
wEAF-eee - WOR-1Io - Wyz-7eo - WABC-asO

K. Cox OF Georgia.
l0:45-WABC-Patt Chaplin, Songs,
WEAE-To Be Annpunceu.
11:00-WEAF--News; Kenny Orch.
WJZ-News; Coleman Orch.
WABC-Andre Baruch,
Commentator.
II observation-disclosures Orch.
l5--WEAF-Arts and Industries
Show.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. House
Drama.
WOR-Kyser Orchestra.
WJZ-Davidson Orchestra.
WABC--Nichols Orchestra,
12:00--WEAF--Bus Orchestra.
WJZ-Crosby Orchestra.
WABC-Dorsey Orchestra.
A. NJ.
O--WEAF--Lights Out-Sketch.
WOR-Shelley Orchestra.
WJZ-Breeze Orchestra.
WABC-Lee Orchestra.
5--WJZ-Sherman Orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-31

George Burns and Oracle Allen,
on the veranda Of their new Beverly
Hills home, supervising the boxes
Of spring flowers their gardener was
setting out. Martha Raye, the
AL Jolsons, the Joe Penners, and q
host of others being very, very
southern at the Jack Oakies' Come
with-the-Wind" party. Eddie
Cantor In crowd Of appreciative
on-lookers who threw coins to a lit
tie Mexican Swing" harnonica
player performing on the sidewalk
near the Brown Derby.
SedIey Brown, director of the
NBS Husbands and Wives" pro-
gram each Tuesday night, knows
an altruistic sponsor who plans to
further the comfort Of listeners
during the hot summer months.
This sponsor, says Brown, will
present series Of "shock" thrill
err to make the blood run cold!
Recently Louise Massey, Of the
"Westerners," wired to her ranch In
Roswell, New Mexico. The wire
read, please send sixty gallons i'm
mediately." The telegraph operator
became a trifie alarmed and called
Mill Massey on the phone to verify
and she explained that it was her
way Of saying please send six ten
gallon hats" for the Westerners to
use on their current theatrical touri
A SHOW item" in the home Of
Pick Malone, of the Pick and Pat
team Of funsters heard over CHS,
Is his ''Minstrelsy Room" In which
no has items pertaining to black
face comedians like Eddie Leon
ard, Lew DOckstrader, Eddie Prim-
rose, and many others. The room,
decorated with theater programs,
pictures and song sheets, is really
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-31
Brain TwizzIers
BY Prof. ). ID. Flint

This Twizzler originated with the
ancient Chinese during the Choo-
Choo dynasty. If an ancient China
man can do the problem you should
be able to, Ell?
In the middle Of q pond with a
diameter of ten feet grew reed.
The reed projected one foot above
the surface Of the water. When
blown aside by the wind, without
bending, Its top reached the mid
point Of the side at the surface Of
the water. How deep was the
pond?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-31
2ss--WTIC--Hartford--1O4

p. N.
3.00--"Pepper Young's Family"
3:i5--Ma Perkins.
3:30--Vic and SADIE.
S:45--The O'Neills.
4:00-Luboshutz and Nemenoff.
4:i5-Collegians.
4:30-"Follow the Moon.''
4a5--"rhe Guiding Light"
6:00--"Adventures OF DarlvDan."
5:l5-Program from New York.
5;30--"Jack Armstrong.
5:46-"Little Orphan Annie"
G:0O--News.
6:16--Judy and Julie.
6:3O--Wrightville Clarion.
6:45--Musical Moments.
7:00--Amos m Andy.
7:16-Uncle Ezra's Radio Station.
7:so--"Through the Looking
7:45-"Count Of Monte cristo.,
8:00---One Mans Family.
8:30--Wayne Kings Orch.
9:00--Fred Allen with Peter Var
Steeden's Orch.
l 0:00--YOuf Hit Parade.
I0:30--Gladys Swarthout with
Robert Armburster's Orch.
11:o0--News.
Connecticut Legislature
William A. SheehRn.
II .2O-- King Testers Orch.
House"
1 .O0--Weather Report.
I2:02-Henry Buses Orch.
L2:30-Lights Out.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-31
Tomorrow

A. NJ.
s:c0--Transradio News Bulletins.
8:15--Round UP.
3:30-Fern Scull, Organist.
S:45-Things Worth Knowing.
9:00-Morning Devotions.
9:15--Movie Mirror.
9:30-Shoppers' Guide.
10::f-Views of the News.
10:45-The Cub Reporters.
1l:00-Kay and Buddy Arnold.
1.:15-Farm Flashes.
11:30-WPA Musicale.
1l:45-Sketches in Melody.
12:00-Lets Dance.
p, M.
12:15--Melodic Moments.
l2:30-Transradio and Waterbury
Democrat News.
t2:46-Melodic Moments.
1:O0-Club Cabana.
1:1E-Ad Club Luncheon.
2:00-Tucker and Buss.
2:16-RoVing Reporter.
2:30-Old Songs and New.
3:00--Eb and Zeb.
3:15-Edith Cookies Club.
3:45-Jessamine s. Whitney.
4:00-Today's Winners.
4:45-House of Peter MacGregor.
5:0O--Uncle Harry.
5:f5--Melody Parade.
--World-in Review.
5:45- Melody Parade.
6:00--On Time with the News.
G:15-Ray FltZpatrick-Matta
Man About Town.
6:25-Musical Interlude.
6:30-Fiye Star Final.
6:45--Sports Reporter.
7:00-Romeo Delfino.
7:i5--Tango Time.
7:50-The Stamp Man.
7:46-Wythe Williams.
3:0O-Sign Off.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-31
WELI-New Haven-9OO

p. NJ.
3:00-Hits and Encores.
3:l5-Microphone Mid-week
Matinee.
3:3O-Songs by Bob Jones.
3:45-Salt Lake City Choir and
Organ.
4:00-Museum OF Music.
4:3O-Musical Moments, No. 207.
5:0G-The Paramount Program.
observation-disclosures Players.
5:45-Newspaper Of the Air.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-31
Angwer 10 Yesterdays TwizsIer

AWBWGE 20 AGbV6AWWy NWI~IK
90 head Of cattle could be fed. II
~ head can feed on 10 acres for 10
weeks then 8 keep down the growth
Increase and 9 eat the grass. Then
"a keep down growth increase on 40
acres and "a eat the grass on 40
acres. A total Of So head.
La gaceta., 1937-06-12
Pedro Montanez es la attraction
nuimie.p dos del pusilismo
~ tal
Tiehe "flus" para aspirar a los titulos
del peso ligero y weller

New York, JUNO 12.-Jack
Cuddy, en- un in~teresante ar :
tfculo sobre ell puertorriqueno
Pedro Montahez, campe6n siN
corona del peso ligero, dice
hoy: Fuera de la division del
peso complete, la n1mero l,
Pedro Montanez es hoy la a.
Traction nlmero 2 de los cua-
drilateros americanoA
! Ell ciudadano de Puerto Ri
co, de 81 amos de edad, des-
pues de Jimmy Braddock es la
attraction maxima en- ell estado
de New York, a pesao del cam
pe6n Lou Ambers, de John
Henry Lewis, de Sixto Escobar
y de Freddie Steele.
Pedro y su manager saben
que ellos pueden aspirar "A dos
titulos, ell de 1876 libras, ell Ii
gero, v ell de lat libras, ell wei
ter. Ell puertorriqueno puede
pelear por abajo Y por encima
de las 1876.
Siete empresas Sc disputan
hoy los servicios de Montanez
para la temporada de verano y
tratan de contratarlos para I'm
match" con ell hebreo Barney
Ross, ell campe6n del peso well
ter.
Esos "promotores', 1nclu-
yendo la Madison Square Gar
den, ell Club Siglo Veinte, Jack
Dempsey, Joe Foley, etc., han
hecho proposiciones a Pedro.
Tres de las ~ofertas aparecen
respaldadas por Ell gobierno de
Puerto Rico, ell alcalde de Fila
delfia y Ell aIcalde de Jersey CT
ty.
Ross, por su parte, desea el
match con Montanez, no solo
porque tendra ~ventaja en- ell pc
so, sino porque lie dara OCCASION
de ganar una buena bolsa.
Desgraciadamente, en- New
York tenemos una comisi6n de
boxeo. Recuerden los tres "du-
ques'' que echaron de New
York la pelea Braddock-Luis
Insisten esos tres padres" de
los pufos en- que Ross defienda
La gaceta., 1937-06-12

por la idea de que fuese a man
char la cana, a llenarla de es-
tiercol. Luego, L. descalce las
medals negras, de lana gorda.
Y vi sus piernas morenas Y j6-
venes, muy bien torneadas.
Tras larga reflexi6n y con ma
no temblorosa la despoje de la
sencilla faldita v del corpino.
Su cuerpo, enw1elto en- una del
gada camisa, apareci6 tendido
ante mis- ojos, respirando repo-
~sadamente; una treAza lie Gaia
sobre ell pecho. Mi mano tembla-
ba. Y al ir a acomodarla en- la
cana, senti su piel suave v IT,
'oia, y volvi6 a apoderarse de mi
aquella extrafa sensation del
beso. No me atrevfa a
Medic en- suenos, alar-
La gaceta., 1937-06-12

so la mano hacia un camis6n de
lienzo colgado de un clavo, v
musit6:
-Quitame la camisa...
La camisa lie resbal6 sobre
ell pecho. Tire de ella, la le-
vante en- alto, y mis- ojo senvol-
vieron el cuerpo desnudo de
la muchacha dormida. Di un
paso atras. Fuera, azotaba la
tormenta. Tn golpe de aire a.
page la vela que nos alumbra-
ba.
-iQue hermosa es die en-
voz baja, viendo dibujarse en- la
oscuridad su cuerpo moreno.
Y mientras eli aire huracana-
do siFbaba Y Sc colaba a boca-
nadas en- ell cuarto, ell pecho de
la muchaeha Sc henchfa tersO '
La gaceta., 1937-06-12

SEIS DRIVERS EXTRANJE-
RIOS C~OMPETTRAN PoR
LA COPA DE ORC

Detroit, JUNO 12.-Para Ia
regatta de la Copa de Orc, que sc
efectuara frente al muelle del
Yacht Club de esta ciudad, sc
han inScripto va seis drivers"
extlanjeros. Bajo los terminus
de 10 regatta queda limitado 81
ndmero de competidores anne
ricanoS.
Tres de los inscriptos SON tia
lianos y tres franceses. al fren
t. de los franceses vendra Maui
rice Yasseur y Ell grupo italiano
ell condo Theo Rossi.
Sc d& por SECURE que Sc ms
cribiran los americanos Horace
r. Dodge, Victor Kliesrath,
John Charles Thomas Y Herb
ert Mendelson.
La gaceta., 1937-06-12

luna.
serene, banado por la luz de la
Comprendi que ell calmuco me
habfa e~nganado, que ell misterio
no era, no podia ser aquella es-
|cena que Sc habia desarrollado
ante mis- ojos en- Ell material.
lei dinero!-pense-. Ell di-
nero es el que tenfa la culpa.
Habia robado Y co ndinero de
.robo no podfa ser bello...
Ii Mienchen !-grite, abalan
zandome sobre la cana donde
la muchacha, ddsnuda dormia.
Mienchen, amor MOL.
Y cuando iba a besarla, esta
vez con un verdadero beso de a.
NOR y sin pensar en- Ell hambre
nj en- Ell tocino, vi que Sc incor-
poraba v que maacullaba tOda-
La gaceta., 1937-06-12

mos, siempre de puntillas. Tam
POGO ALI estaba Augusta. Me
desnude a oscuras y me nett en-
la CANA. En- los arboles v los Sc
Ftos piaban los pajarillos sonan.
do.
5Cuantas horas estuve ash?
10 fue un solo minute? Ne pa
recfa estar viendo siempre ell
cuerpo de Mienchen, tan berlo
" tan arm6nico en- SUI sformas,
que temfa que con solo tocarlo
Sc destruirfa para siempre su
rnidad. De SECURE que nadie la
habia visto d~esnuda-pensaba,
Il pues 81 no, como iba a ser
tan hermoso su cllerpo? iEs
que ell misterio era solo fec v re-
pugnante para Ell que 10 veia?
De pront0, al sonar con recioI
La gaceta., 1937-06-12

su .titulo contra Ceferinos Gar
cia, ell filipino de Los Angeles,
antes de arriesgar su corona
con ning1n otro gladiator. Gar
Ella e Icy Jannazzo hicieron ia
bias en- IN match a diez asaltos.
escogiendo I'm oponente para
Ross.
Cuando Ross pele6 con Jannaz-
20, a quien venci6, convjao en-
que 10 harfa tambien con Cefe :
rino. ALA en- la costa ell filipino
fue derrotado~ por un tai Glen
Lee, perdiendo categoria. Esto
hace que Barney no quiera pc
lear con el.
Los directories de Montafez,
por su parte, temen incurrir en-
la ira de la comision atletica 81
aceptan Ell match con Ross fue-
ra de New York. ST tai hace, 10
suspenderan Embellishments.
Pedro ACADIA de acostar a Phil
Baker, en- Ell segundo asalto, al
canzando su 260 triunfo. sin una
derrota.
Ell martes por la noche abri6
una taberna en- la avenida de LIE
nox, en- Harlem, donde mas de
5000 personals trataron de en-
trar, teniendo la policfa que ce-
rrar las p~uertas. BESIDE enton-
ces la taberna es un negocio
pr6spero y Pedro dice: va no
me importa pelear de 1uevo.
La gaceta., 1937-06-12
LA GARDEN
UN PLEITO CONTRA r A
DOCK Y OTRAS PERSONALS

New York, JUNO R.-John
Reed Fitzpatrick, presidente de
la Madison Square Garden, a.
nunci6 aver que pondra pleito,
en- reclamation de dahos v per-
juicios, a todas las personas que
indujeron a Braddock, a deses-
timar SUI contrato con la Gar
den y la pelea con Max Schmel-
ing.
Revel6 Fitzpatrick al mismc
tempo que una moci6n para dis
cutir de nuevo la solicitud dc
interdicto contra la pelea Brad.
dockILuis yessa siendo redac.
tada por sus letrados.
Los dos jueces que revisaror
la apelaci6n, dice Fitzpatrick. nc
pesaron la opinion de autorida.
des legales que lie seran citadas
La gaceta., 1937-06-12

soipe Ia nora en- ell reloj de la
tore y levantar la vista al cam
panarlo de la iglesia, del que ha
cla pocos dias Sc habfan Ileva-
10 las campanas para frndir ca
nones, pens6 en- la guerra.
En- este momento Sc abri6 Il
puerta del cuarto y entr6 An
gusto. Trafa la chaoueta al
orazo y los tirantes ,arrastran
DO cast por ell suelo.
-jEres tn, Augusto-le d.
ie.
ST, duermete...
I despues de poner ell pan.
laion encima de la silla, en-
pezo a desnudarse. Ola de M
modo raro. I'm olor extrano. ne
70 que no era desagradable.
-Augusto-volvi a decir.
La gaceta., 1937-06-12
La Gaceta Folletin No. 1881
ERNESTO GLAESER
Los QUE TENIAMOS.
DOCE AMOS

comprendes que no esta bien...?
-iTonto!-me contest6, es-
f0rzAndose por sonreirme...
Made nos we. La madre Y Au-
gusto 10 que quieren es estar So
los... iAnda, desnddame...
- Mienehen!-grite indigna
do, 1que es 10 que dices de tn
madre?-La verdad era que
sentia miedo de desnudarla. Pc
no Ell sueno Sc apoder6 de ella Y
va no me contest6.
Comenc6 q quitarle, muy sua-
vernente, los zapatos. torturado
La gaceta., 1937-06-12

iRecuerdan ustedes To-
cuando nosotros mencionaba-
mos. a Pedro Montahez y los pc
ri6dicos americanos no decfan
una palabra de Ell?
Pies ahora esos peri6dicos
firman que ell puertorriqueno
IS la segunda mas Inportante
attraction del boxaf ell est
10 de New Yc As
La gaceta., 1937-06-12
via medic dormida:

-Anda, tesoro, ponme ell Ca
mis6n...
Mienchen !-volvi a decir-
le con voz suplicante, despues
de vestfrselo, besandola en- Ell Of
do. Pero va no me ola. DID me-
dia vuelta, Sc puso del lado de-
recho, y a POGO, escuche su res
piraci6n profunda y aquietada.
Ell aire sc encalm6. La luna,
ahora, Sc ocultaba detras de los
establos y las sombras Sc cerra.
ban espesas.
Sail del cuarto sin hacer ruiz
do. En- ell comedor va no habia
nadie. Debajo de una estampa
de la Virgen ardfa una llamita
tremula.
Fui al ctarto donde dormia-
La gaceta., 1937-06-12
SABLEGEAMAS
RADIOTELECRAMAS

Via Mackey Radio q buauss en- alta mar, q Europa, al
0Eente y s'h1 ~principalss ciuGadss de les Estados Unides.
La gaceta., 1937-06-12

, I'm autom6vil lie regalaron a.
yer en- Chicago a Zeke Bonura
y 81 10 agradeci6 pegando A hits
Los fanatics de Chicago eligiss
ron a Bonura como Ell mas des
tacado pelotero del mes de ma
20. Uno de sus batazos fue do
cuatro esquinas y otro de dos.
Luke Appling descarg6 IN do
La gaceta., 1937-06-12
BASE BALL
LIGA MACDONALD

Los dos desaffos que habfa
senalados para aver tuvieron
que suspenderse a causa de la
lluvia.
Hoy jugara ell Chicago en-
Filadelfia, Ell San Luis en- Bos-
ton, ell Pittsburgh en- Brooklyn
" ell Cincinnati en- New York,
La gaceta., 1937-06-12

Cuatro pitcherS de tca In
dos fueron wapuleados por los
Atleticos de Connie Mack. 40
ses bate6 un .tjonrr6n'' contra
Ell pitcher Hudlin y un segundo
contra Lloyd Brown. .
Siladelfia lie, 16h, De; Gle
yeland &c, Oh. 2e.
La gaceta., 1937-06-12
LIGA AMERICANA

Ruffing dej6 a los Browns de
San Luis en- cinco hits y ningu-
ma carrera, mientras sus COM
La gaceta., 1937-06-12

ipaneros hateaban II rjildhes'
= anotaban 10 wees. Joe ii
Maggie pogo dos "jonrrones,
llegando a I'm total de Id. Esta
victoria deja a 10 sYankees en-
ell primer lugaA con un juego
de ventaja. Fu6 la primera "le-
chada" de Ruffing en- la tenn.
porada.
New York 10c, 17h, De; Sar
Luis &c, 5h, De. .
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-10-07
Bobby Breen in
Role of Cupid.

The silver-throated Bobby Breen,
youngest of the screens great singers,
plays the role of veritable Cupid in
Make WISH" his new Principal Pro-
duction released through RKO Radio.
For it is this ni1le-year-old outdoor
boy who engineers a romance between
Marion Claire, as his young mother,
and Basil Rathbone, composer of
operettas, in spite of the fact that the
former is already engaged to Ralph
Forbes. The three at first find a
strong mutual attraction because each
is intensely interested in music, and
the glorious atmosphere of a beautiful
country lakeside serves to speed the
romance. "The eternal triangle" how
ever, brings complications which seri-
ouSly threaten the happiness of all con-
cerned, and the story reaches its
climax in surprising series of events.
Make Wish was directed by Kurt
Neumann. Featured players in addition
to those already mentioned, include
Henry Armetta, Leon Enrol, Herbert
Rawlinson and Leonid Kinskey The
music was written by Oscar Straus,
famous Viennese composer.
Make a Wish" comes to the State
Theatre on Saturday midnight with
Sunday and Monday showings.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-10-07
Legion Auxiliary Reports
1873 Members to Date.

Mrs. Kirk of Kinks Resort on Moose
lake, played piano solos and sang three
vocal selections at the meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliary at the old
high school last evening. Miss Minnie
Aurel gave reading entitled Meeting
OF the Ladies Aid" Both Mrs. Kirke
and Miss Aurell'S offerings were very
much appreciated and warmly APP
plauded
Mrs. John Palmgard gave a talk ON
The Constitution Of the United States
and the departments of the govern
ment. She outlined the duties of Sena-
tors and Representatives and the Su-
preme Court. Her talk was instructive
and dealt with the administrative, legis-
lative and judicial branches Of the gov
eminent in detail.
The president, Mrs. Inez Norby re-
ported on the district convention held at
Cloquet which she attended as repre-
sentative Of the Ely unit Reports of
the several standing committees showed
the unit outstanding in its several
branches.
The membership committee, under
the Craftsmanship of Mrs. Anna Leino,
reported 1873 members enrolled to date
With the prospects of exceeding last
years enrolment of 100 members. The
committee feels confident that all the
members Of last year, besides many new
ones, will be enrolled for the fiscal year
which began on September /.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-10-07
ELY PLANS TO
RETAIN CROWN
Local Football Team Prepares
to Defend Peak Position
Against Virginia.

Topping the list of Vermilion and
Mesaba range football teams is. Ely
with three wins and no losses.
In addition the Ely team is far in
the lead as regards to scoring. The Ely
boys have piled up an impressive total
of 1O1 points to their opponents II.
With this impressive showing the
team goes into a huddle with a con-
test with Virginia, Saturday afternoon
at o'clock.
While Virginia is touted very highly,
the Ely boys feel confident that they
will emerge victorious. The Virginia
team has played three games, winning
two and tieing and have accumulated
81 counters to their opponents IS.
Ely, Gilbert, NaShwauk, Mountain
Iron and Virginia have a 1000 per cent
score at the present. Hibbing, CHS
holm, Biwabik, Coleraine, International
Falls, Bull, Grand Rapids, Aurora, Eve
leth, Tower and Keewatin have yet to
taste victory with the season at the
halfway point.
The Ely team goes into the fray with
Virginia, Saturday, prepared to keep
their record clean. Coach Buckley has
kept his squad on their toes since the
Eveleth game and feels confident that
his boys will take the measure of their
opponents Saturday.
When the whistle blows at 2 o'clock,
there should not be vacant spot on
the seats and on the field edge. Turn
out and root your team to victory.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-10-07
GAMBLING DEBUNKED.

Most parents seeing boys gamble, will
either take punitive action or shake
their heads and ease the situation by
comment to the effect that gambling is
an instinct, that instincts are part of
human nature, that you can't change
human nature. But DR.. j. HalSey Gull
lex, academy headmaster, did neither
when boys in his charge played the slot
machines.
He went to police headquarters, Sc
cured a confiscated gambling device,
and had it set up in the mathematics
room of his school. Then he arranged
with the mathematics instructor to
work up a problem involving the law
of mathematical probability. The boys
were to play the machine with "phoney''
money to solve the problem. And they
discovered several surprising things.
They learned, for example, that a
player hits the Jack pot" once in 1000
times. At a nickel a throw" that
meant it would cost about $500 to win
SIS. They learned also that the next
highest "payoff" was once in 1000 plays
and made it cost 500 to win 81.
Probably DR.. Gulick smiled a bit-to
himself Perhaps he made few notes
for book on boy psychology. But any
way, it is reported that gambling isn't
so popular in his school as once it was
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-10-07
WILL DISCUSS
deer SEASON
Jack Linklater Chapter of the
Izaak Walton League to
Meet Tuesday.

The first regular meeting of the Jack
Linklater chapter of the Izaak Walton
League vii lbe held on Tuesday evening
at o'clock in the club rooms of the
Presbyterian church. It is expected
that full membership will be present
A number of vital matters pertaining
to conservation in the northern part OF
the state will be discussed, according to
President Sig Olson of the chapter.
The present conflict regarding the
opening of the deer season will come UP
for an airing both from the standpoint
of the conservation department and
the Arrowhead sportsmen's organiza-
TONS
Other matters relative to the recre-
ational development of the area as well
as the proposed opening of sections of
the Superior State Game Refuge will
be considered.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-10-07
Check Your Car Exhaust
For Escaping Gas Fumes

Beware of carbon monoxide, the
Stealthy killer!"
This is the cold weather warning
issued by w. F. Rosenwald, traffic en-
gineer of the state highway depart
ment.
Check your heater and exhaust con-
nections carefully and regularly" Mr.
Rosenwald admoniShes. "The deadly
gas, which is odorless and subtle, creeps
on a car driver in a closed auto or
garage without warning of any kind.
The first indication Of attack is a
weakening of the knees and by that
time victim, although still conscious,
cannot walk or even crawl away from
the danger"
The safety chief said the best way to
combat this winter murderer is always
to leave your garage door open when
you are inside, to shut off the car motor
as soon as possible and to keep con-
slant eye on your heater and exhaust
fittings. Every year, he pointed out,
hundreds are killed merely by sitting in
cars with windows closed tight. Fresh
air, he said, is the best remedy for the
deadly fumes.