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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-06-17

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Department of Insurance.
I Hereby Certify That the Annual
Statement of the Finnish Accident and
Sick Benefit Insurance Company for
the year ended December 81, 1886, of
which the above is an abstract, has
been received and filed in this depart
ment and duly approved by me.
FRANK YETKA,
Commissioner of Insurance.
Ely Miner, June 10, IT, "a, 1887.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-06-17

Monday evening Of each month.
English Worship on the second Sunday
of each month.
Young Peoples program on the third
Sunday evening of each month.
Ladies AiG social at the Community
Center on the third Thursday of each
month.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-06-17
Bethany Lutheran Church

ARNE ANDERSON, Student Pastor.
Sunday School, ........ $50 A. M.
Morning Worship, ....... .10:45 A. M.
Vacation Bible School program, We'd
nesday at 7:45 p. M.
Junior Mission Band, Friday, Ais P. M.
Everybody Welcome!
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-06-17
Below Sea Level

The Sahara Desert is ITO feet be-
low sea level; the Caspian sea, SO
feet, and Dead sea, 1920 feet.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-06-17
ST. Anthony's Catholic
Church

FATHER FRANK MIHELCIC, Pastor.
Father willard Spehn, Assistant.
Masses at $50, 7:45, 900 and 1915
A. M.
Sunday School and Benediction at
80 P. M.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-06-17
Presbyterian Church
First Methodist Church
REV. L. S. SLOAN, Minister.
Sunday. June On 1927


Sunday, June 20, 1887.
Sunday School, ........... 9:45 A. M
Morning Worship, ...... .10:45 A. M
Sermon Theme:
"The Need of the World"
Epworth League, .......... $50 P. M.
Topic: Choosing Life Work. How
Should I Prepare to Choose?"
William Rikhus, Leader.
Evening worship has been discon-
tinued for the summer months.
NOTES.
The Epworth League is sponsoring a
basket social at Sandy Point on Sat-
urday afternoon, June 18th. Those de-
string transportation will notify Miss
Lois Anderson, phone II, or George
Nicholas, phone AJAX.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-06-17
The Fault of Ingratitu6e

Ingratitude is one of the CONNIE
est faults and one of the crueles..
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-06-17

REV. E. A. HEINO, Pastor.
Sunday School, ....... 9:15 A. M.
Morning Worship, ....... 1880 A. M.
Evening Service, .......... 7:30 P. M.
English Mid-week Service,
Wednesday, .............. 7:30 P. M.
Finnish Mid-week Service,
Wednesday, .............. 800 P. M.
Luther League meeting on the first
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-06-17
First Evangelical Lutheran
Church

REV. E. A. HEINO, Pastor.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-06-17

No one seems to have any
objection to a union for the
miners. The thought, however,
is being quite freely expressed
La gaceta., 1937-01-30

res eran 10 suficientemente IL
berales e inteligentes para mer-
ear en- casa de Silberstein la
tela de los trajes de SIS mari
dos, empleando 10 que ahorra-
ban de este modo en- reforzar ell
menguado presupuesto domes-
tico y haciendoles Greer que eli
pane procedia de cualquiera de
aquellas otras tiendas serias,
ant,guas y renombradas; ellos
examinaban la tela desconfia-
damente y comprehension, som
rienao satisfechos, que su mu-
jer no les enganaba. Y ash Sc
daba la paradoja de que los
peores enemigos de Silberstein
paseasen las GALES vestidos con
sus pafos. Silberstein era la ma
no derecha de las muieres. Y su
La gaceta., 1937-01-30

certificates correspondence,
Silberstein logr6 romper ell am
biente hostil constable contra 81
en- la villa, a 10 menos en- Ia par
tie que podia danarle mercantile
mente. La genie no tard6 en- cor
wencerse de la excelente calidad
de sus generos sobre TODD de sus
paios ingleses. que lie mandaba
de Londres en- eomisi6n no sc
que primo, v que, dado los gas
tos reducidos de personal y al
qIiler, podia vender mucho mas
Ibaratos que los grandes Y acre
ditados almacenes de la capital.
Y aunque los severos funciona-
rios de la villa les tenfan man.
dado a sus muieres que no COM
prasen ALI mas que 10 estricta-
mente indispensable Jas mule
La gaceta., 1937-01-30
otros sentados en- sillas d,

Y otros sentados en- sillas de
y todos luciendo ira
jes de impecable corte. Estos
maniquies, con sus mejillas
pintadas en- que Sc refleja la
satisfaction y la algeria de vi
me sonaba yo cuando
llegase a ser un "caballero"-,
produjeron gran sensation en-
la villa ell dia en- que a~parecie-
ron por primera veg en- ell es-
caparate. A pesar de las pocas
simpatias del comerciante, a.
Euello Sc celebro como una adj
quisici6n de gran ciudad, y la
admiration fue completa GUAM
do los buenos burgueses de la
villa Sc encontraron, EN- ell vera
no, con I'm gran ventilador de
aspas aireando La tienda.
La gaceta., 1937-01-30
nFPORTES
GAZTANAGA PELEARA
CON UNI
DE JACK DEMPSEY

Ell espana Isidoro Gaztana'
ga, terror de los "barrfgones'
en- TODD ell sur. peleara ell veni-
dero jueves por la noche, en-
Benjamin Field, con Joe Lipps,
de Ty Ty, Ga, cuyo mas gran
de honor es obedecer 6rdenes
de Jack Dempsey.
Gaztanaga ha dido hablar mu
cho de Lipps. en- ell sur, y aver,
saboreando un plato de bacalao
a Ia viZcaina, firm6 ell contrato
para la pelea, dicienao: Este a
Ia Iona caera, come Ell otro, Y ell
otro, v ell otro...
Montoto. que lie veia conner,
Sc "relamia" do gusto con las
palabras de su "patrociRado".
Este eS un hombre-decfa
Alfredo. Hombre verdad. va we
IA ell protegido de Jack Demp-
sey que Ia invasion de Tampa,
mientras Isidoro este por aqui,
es cast impossible.
FL peso de Lipps es de 205 IL
bras Y su estatura 6 pies 2 pull
gadas. Lleva boxeendo cinao a.
nos v sigus... donde estaba en-
los primeros dias.
La gaceta., 1937-01-30

do de SUI jeringa, no habia ellen
tie observation-disclosures mania
muy extendida en- aquellos item
poe-que no Sc fuese convenci-
do de que Herr Silberstein era
un comrciante a la moderna,
que velaba por la pureza gene
raj de la atm6sfera, sin distin-
cion de particles nj confesiones.
Y 81 alguien abrigaba duda, ALI
estaban, impresos, dos certifi-
cados de autoridades medicas,
suministrados por la casa ven
dedora del aparato y que el ten
dero exhibia en- Ell escaparate
para salir al paso a los malicio-
SOS.
Con cinco maniquies, un ven
tilador y una jeringa ozoniza-
dora, acompaiiada de sua tres
La gaceta., 1937-01-30

tienda prosperaba de dia en-
dia.
Leon era ell dltimo de los chi
Fcos del comerciante. Otros dos
nermanos mayores--uno de clos
pehrrojo y NADIA agradable de
Fer-residfan en- ell extraniero.
a pelirrojo representaba en- pa
rls una fabrica alemana de eau
emo; Ell otro estudiaba en- Cine
ora Dsrecho Y Filosoffa. De yez
en- euando, publicaba en- ell pe-
riodico de la losalidad algdn ar
tlcufo corto sobre ell lago Leh-
mann o temas parecidos, Qua
dros delicados, algo sentimental
les cuando Sc ponia a hablar del
are puro de las cumbres, a las
que ei no podfa remontarse por-
que padecfa no Sc que enferme-
La gaceta., 1937-01-30
NOTICIAS DE
O Maggie Descontent0

Los aYnhees padeaen este a
no, segdn dicen de New York,
una epidemic" de peloteros
descontentos con los sueldos
que para 1887 Sc les ofrecen.
Hasta Ia mafiana de hoy fl
guardian en- Ia lista de los "insa-
tisfechos' Lou Gehrig, Johnny
Murphy, Victor Tamulis, Jack
Powell, Joe DiMaggio y George
Selkirk. Di Maggie elev6 aver
su protesta.
Devolvi6 al coronel Rupert
SUI contrato, con La firma al pie,
Jack LaRocco, que Ell ano pasa-
10 gan6 II juegos para 81 Oak
land y perdi6 IL.
Gehrig realiza personalmen-
tie sus negociaciones con ell CO
La gaceta., 1937-01-30
jose Luis deuoto por puntos a Bob Pastor
FL pnblico ovaciono al joven gladiator
n~eoyorquiho

New York, enera 30.-Jos1
Luis, ell dinamitero de Detroit,
venci6 anocEe per puntos \ Boo
Pastor, de Nov York, pero\ 70
dos los aplausos Sc tributaron
al valiente l6ven que resistiS
hasta ell fipal.
Pastor pesaba 24A libras me-
nos que Ell negro y su demostra-
ci6n impresion6 tan profunda-
nente al auditorio que Sc lie hi;
% una de las mas intensas ova-
ZONES que Sc recuerdan en- la
astoria de la Madison Square
Garden.
Cuando Jose Luis baj6 del
cuadrfIatero, los "fanaticos'' ex-
teriorizaron desconten@ con su
actuacl0n.
Antes de sonar la campana
del primer asalto Sc anunci6
que Pastor solo pesaba 179 Ii
bras.
Cast todos los expertcs ha-
5ian opinado que ell bout ter
minaria antes del decimo asal-
C, por noeaut en- favor de Luis
perO en- este punto sc equivoca-
ron.
Luis no pudo descargar en- la
mandibula de Pastor sus famo-
SOS punetazos y los jueces tu-
vieron que fallar al finalizar el
decimo y 1ltimo round.
Desde que ell aleman Schmel-
ing pusiera a dormir a Luis,
Pastor es a primer hombre que
termina de pie una pelea con el
eti6pico.
Charles Lynch, uno de los
jueces, lie concedi6 a Luis oche
asaltos. uno a Pastor y uno ia,
bias; George Lecron, stro dc
los jueces, lie di6 seis asaltos
Joe, tres a Bob y uno tablas
Arturo Donovan, 81 arbitro, Il
anot6 oc8o asaltos al negro J
dos a Pastor.
La mayor parte de los perio'
distas convinieron en- 81 anota,
ci6n CON la de Donovan.
Algunos. de los expertos qus
presenciaron la pelea NANTES
taron Qeu a Luis probablements
La gaceta., 1937-01-30
Alb. las innovaciones-

-iAh, las innovaciones-ex
clama ell tendero-. iSin las in.
novaciones no Sc va a ningIn
ladoi
Sus anuncios eran de este te-
nor:
clieNte modeyWo no debe
comprur mas que en- locales hi
gienicos, ajustados a las 0lti-
mas prescrfpciones medicds, So
bre todo en- ell qunaO teGbil. No
olvid6is que Ell POLIO es an Sc
meilIero de bocitos. Comprad en-
DAVID ~SILBERSTEIN C co.
Locales modernisimOs.
Ocho escdpdrates. VeBtilGdor.
Aparato ozonizador."
El ozonizador 10 manejaba ell
propio Silberstein en- persona.
ViendoBe recorrer ell local anna
La gaceta., 1937-01-30
INA DEL
CoRAZoN LIE PRODUJO
LA MpSRTE A sTERzINI

New York, Enero 3O.-Des-
pues de recibir uR informe del
DR.. Tomas A. Gonzalez, medico
forense, asegurando cue Jose
Sterzini, de 81 amos habia muer
to de una enfermedad del cora
z6n, ell fiscal del distrito apun-
clio que no sc instruiria causa al
famoso cantante americana Lo-
reno Tibbett.
Sterzini, miembro de la COM
panfa del Metropolitan durante
so amos. muri6 ell pasado mar
ties a las cinco horas de haber
sido herido levemente, en- una
La gaceta., 1937-01-30
E DE LAsHERMAN-
DAD DE OBREROS DE LA
INDUSTRIAL DE PANADE-
RIA DE TsAM
Enero % de 1887

Senior Presidente de la
Association de la Feria
de Florida.
Sener: Los miemibros de la Her
mandad de Obreros de Ia Indus
tria de Panaderias de Tampa,
reunidUs en- asamblea hoy dfa
% ode Enero, acordaron prctes-
tai ante listed Sobre ell hecho de
haIlarse flotando en- les terre :
nos de la Feria Exposition de
florida la antigua bandera de
IA m~onar2uia espanola, hecho
que consideramos insultante pa
ra ell gobierno legalmente cons
titufdo por la lfbre determine
ci6n del pueblo espa1ol.
Esperanto que subsane este
error, quedamos de listed muy
agradecidos.
Hernandez de Obreros de la
Industrial de Penederias de
Tampa, Florida.
Antonio Patino, Pres.
A. Acosta, Sec.
La gaceta., 1937-01-30
DEL cAafPEcN
BARNEY ROSS

Detroib, enero 30.-El cam
peon mundial del peso welter,
Barney Ross, derrot6 anoche
por puntos, en- diez asaltos, a al
Manfredo. de Fresno, Califor-
mia. Pesaba Manfredo 147 Ii
BRAS y Ell hebreo 1929.
Dos wees cay6 Manfredo a
Ia Iona bajo los go1pes del cam
pe6n. Los periodistas concedie-
ron seis asaltos al campe6n,
tres a ST rival y uno tablas.
Jack Kearns, que en- un item
fsfrue director de Jack Demp-
eS5 Il par6 Ell programa en- ca
idapds smpresario.
Pagaron su entrada 6,286 ss-
Ncta9ares.
La gaceta., 1937-01-30

Sc lie iha elevado demasiado, que
no es ell campe6n sin corona, CO.
m ose ha venida asegurando.
Antique derrotado, las aaeio-
Ikes de Pastor, resistiendo diez
aasaltos a Luis, han subidb con-
siderablemente. y
En- ell primer round 4 espe.
raba la caida de Pastor, nero nc
fre Rsi. A medida que lol asal.
tos Aasaban crecii Ell "dsspre.
|cio' Aor la fama de Luis.
Pastor atac6 al negro en- e
segundo asalto y los dos comba.
Sieron furiosamente, ganande
Bob ell round.
Luis lie asest6 I'm 4.erte dese-
chazo a la mandfbula, en- ?, Guar
to, conmoviendolo, re(o Bob le
contest6 con una "andanaaa" a
Ia cabeZa.
Luis emrez6 a sangrar de la
nariz, en- Ell quinto, por efectd
de los prhetazos de Pastor.
Ell neoyorqtxno atac6 en- Ell
eptimo Y quito ell asalto a Luis
con "jabs" a la cara v ''gan-
chos"al cuerpo, mientras ell ne.
gro, furioso y desesperado, pei
dia sus mejores golpes.
Luis llevd la mejor parte er
ell octave y en- ell noveno; pere
Pastor atac6 de nuevo en- ell de.
elmo, pegando Electives golpes
/ Pagaron su entrada 1854
personas, cbn un rendimientc
en- las taquillas de Sill $1,000
Luis cobrara hoy ell 4O% de
producto neto y Pastor Ell 20%
La gaceta., 1937-01-30
CUBA PIDE Ell PREMIO NO
BEL PARA Ell PRESIDEN-
TIE


Washington Enero 3d. Sc
ha recibido enela Casa Blanca
la noticia de que Ell go ieruo Gu
bano. presidido por Laredo Bru
acord6 pedir Ell premidS Nobel de
la paA 1887, para ell pfesideM
Roosevelt.
Present6 la resolrci6n nomi-
nando al p~residente Roosevelt,
ell general Montalvo, amigo de
Batista ykecretario de estado
en- Ell gaBGnete.
La gaceta., 1937-01-30

Lipps... una bseh4 rsfsSha
lie protege Ja-k Dempsey. s.
Gaztanaga Sc cuida un poqoitln
al protegido del excampe6a lie
recogeran de u, Iona despues de
la cucnta de diez.
Mas 81 G~aztanaga empieza 6
Greer que "todo ell monte es O.
rsg2no", habra que apliearle
unas palabras de Montoto: ca
maran qeu a destiempo Sc pone
los guantes, del "ring'' sale cen
la cara rota y los bolsillos va
clos.
La gaceta., 1937-01-30
Folletin No. 81
La Gaceta Folletin No. 81
LOS QUE TENIAMOS
Ernesto Glaeser
D0CE AMOS
La Gaceta

ros y csrNjeros; trajss para
meeanieos, va cosidos, pues
desds hace I'm aho Silberstein
ha Incorporate a su florecien-
tie industrial una nueva Sec
ci6n: la sseei6n de 'confeccio-
nes''. Pero ell escaparate mas
lujoso de toda la casa es ell nn-
nero 8. Detras de la luna, en-
que hay un cartelito que reza:
"Generos ingleses", aparecen
congregados una serie de ele-
aantas maniqufes, Unes de pie
La gaceta., 1937-01-30

Resistir a Luis diez asdltos,
pesando solo ITO libras, pdrmi-
tiraaa Pastor ganar algunos mi
les de pesos en- los venideros
seis meses.
ESQ de Pastor nos suena a
latino, salvo que Sc trate de
alg1n pastor ingles Q norteame-
ricano. \
La gaceta., 1937-01-30
CON Los GUANTES

Sc habfa dicho por los exper-
tos que Jose Luis triunfaria
por nocaut. Venci6 ell negro per
puntos, por decision. De nuevo
Sc equivocaron los inteligentes.
Como los "fieIes" esperaban
La gaceta., 1937-01-30

Luis tuvo que esperar a Pas
tor, no Pastor a Luis. ESQ de la
espera es cresti6n de educa-
ci6n Y de las difieultades que Ell
ciudadano pueda en~contrar en-
su camino.
10 de llegar 80 minHtos tar
de-. nos suena a latino. En-
ell llegar tarde los "latinos" car
gan con toda la mala fama.
La gaceta., 1937-01-30

la caida de Pastor y eli j9Ten ex-
fut5olista resisti6 hasA Ell fl
nal, los aplausos salos liev&&l
heroe que Sc mantuvo de piel ne
ell campe6n 81 ncorona.
La gaceta., 1937-01-30

Dean-Avarez. Pelea desigual,
Mr.. Dean es un 'buche'', CON-
parade con Ell "chinito''.
Claro esta que por mucho
que Sc esfuercen los peri6dicos
por convencer a los "fanaticos"
los de la bolsa diran: por ahi no
entramos.
La gaceta., 1937-01-30

Wusterole, praparada con aoaita
puro de mostaZa y ctros activos in
sfectos que Ell antigfo pafche dc
mostaza. sin dejar ampolIas.
Musterole suele alivtar con pron-
t3tud bronquitis, dolores de gar9an.
eAss toses. r~esfriados, ne~uralRaaa.
oongeatioMes, reumatisnios, torcSdus
fas, de1oresS muscuaares contusio~.
. ,. toda chase de males y doIo-
Las pulmonias. Vendese On todaa
rs droguertas. q 35c , CSC, Q
yarros y en- T'ubos. Tamaho dc hess
B9tal 50.
EsMsap m~n w~ wm-~A
La gaceta., 1937-01-30

ue CdppiSa HA@ ~
opera.
FL estilete h 6acca
dos pugadaa eis odss 2o
81 dsdo pulgar Y 5r@Salce~a
per6 a Sterzini en- el Hospital
General lie Manhattan. No huho
hemorragia nj embolia 10 que
elimina la posibilidad de M err &
tie por desangre.
"Algo me ~consuela Ell saSr.
dijo Tibbetts, que la herida ~
lie cause la nluerte. Lamento la
honda pena que acongeja a ST.
familia."
Sabese queDTibbstt ha prone
tid6 ayrdar a la camilla deja-
fda por ell difunto.
The Washington times., 1937-01-22
Hepburn Keeps Silent
On Wedding Plans

CHICAGO, Jan. % Q.N.S).
The wedding plans of Katharine
Hepburn and Howard Hughes, if
any, were very much of mystery
today.
Neither would admit they plan
ned to be married yesterday, as
rumored, today, or at any time in
the future.
Miss Hepburn's sole comment,
made late yesterday through a
spokesman, was, She will not
marry Mr.. Hughes in Chicago
today"
Hughes finally admitted his
presence in Chicago by receiving
an Intervene. in his hotel suite,
but he would neither confirm or
deny" that he would marry Miss
Hepburn.
A crowd gathered last night at
the stage door of the theater
where Miss Hepburn is appearing
in the title role of Jane Eyre" "
but the actress disappointed them
just as she disappointed crowd
of 5000 that waited at the mar
The Washington times., 1937-01-22
TRADER PROBE
INDICATES
MURDER

SNOW HILL. Md, Jan. %
I.NSD.-The inquiry into the
fatal shooting Of Clarence Trader
43 Eastern Shore utilities mag
nate. about to be closed a a suicide
a few days ago, was thrown wide
open today for investigation
The claim Of the estranged wife
that Trader shot himself notWith-
standing, States Attorney Thomas
F. johnson announced an autopsy
performed upon Traders body in
dicated it would have been vir-
tually impossible for Trader to
have shot himself, to have held
the weapon in the position the
course of the bullet in his chest
showed it was held.
Found Him Dead
Thirty-six and pretty, Mrs.
Jeanette Trader. against whom
Trader had started divorce pro
CeedingS, still repeated her story
today-that she and her husband
had some drinks at an inn at POGO
moke City and he had begged to
spend the night at her home.
She said she locked herself in
the guest room and Trader slept
in another room. Then she heard
a shot and found Trader lying
on the floor with the pistol lying
beside him.
Examine Weapon
Although Mrs. Trader admitted
she picked up the weapon, Federal
authorities we're asked to examine
it for other fingerprintS.
Trader named Sam Smith, SO,
of Puncoteague, Va, correspondent
in his divorce action. Smith, who
had been absent from this vicinity
for several days. returned last
night and was questioned to deter
mine if he could help solve the
mystery. johnson said Smith could
give little information. Smith, in
cidentally, is the father of seven
children.
The Washington times., 1937-01-22
To Retire "Chimps"

ST. LOUIS G.N.SD-Billy and
Sammy are retiring. They aren't
rich by any means. They simply
are growing up. Therefore, Billy
and Sammy-the acrobatic chin
panzees at the st. Louis Zoo
who have amused thousands of
children with their boxing eXhibi-
tions. riding bicycles and per-
forming acrobatics, are going to
quit in about six months, Director
George Vierheller of the Zoo mas
announced.
The Washington times., 1937-01-22
Famous Horse Trainer
Dead in California

ROVIA, Cal, Jan. %
Q.N.SO.-With scores of noted
horsemen as mourners, funeral
services were to be held here today
for Kay Spence, of Marysville,
Mo-, for IS years a famous thor
oughbred trainer. Spence, who
at the time of his death yesterday
was in charge of the stables Of
John w. Marchbank, wealthy Cali
tornia breeder, lost a 36-hour bat
tie against pneumonia and hemor-
rhageS.
The trainers death so affected
his employer, that Marchbank
said today he was retiring from
active horse racing.
The Washington times., 1937-01-22
SLOW did I do ii?
81 just reasoned sensibly."

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you on the way you will look.
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proven. that's why it makes you feel
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drug store. CS.S.s. Co.
The Washington times., 1937-01-22
Walden New Editor
OF Dunbar High Book

Charles Walden has been elected
editor-in-chief of year book staff at
Dunbar High School.
Associate editors include George
Green, Clifford jackson, Alice
Booker, Grandson Jones, Robert
Boyd, Paul Burke, Elizabeth
Banks, Herbert Boyd, Jean Jen-
infer and Richard Wells. Louise
Braxton has been named manager
of the business activities with
Lotta Wallace. Charles Hill, and
Dorothy Dabney, assistants. Fac-
ulty sponsors include Miss J. P.
Howard, C. L. Pinderhughes and
Mrs. A. F. Demon.
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riage license bureau most OF the
day yesterday.
Two women, accompanied by a
man, sprinted from the stage door
to a waiting taxi. One Of the
women wore Miss Hepburn's coat.
But the face behind the high col
lar was that of Miss Hepburn's
maid.
RumorS that the famous couple
were to be married yesterday were
occasioned by the announcement
OF County Clerk Michael J. Flynn,
who said he had been advised they
would appear at the city hall early
in the morning to apply for a mar.
riage license.
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START WITH PRINTS
for that note of new color
so essential to a new season.
Great or small poSieS in radi-
ant, garden-rivaling colors.
AUGMENT WITH PAS
TELS-in soft lusci
shades that flatter your skin
tones and contrast with your
accessories.
FILL IN WITH DARK
SHEERS-alwa on your
"muSt" list, because they're
always smartly practical.
Heightened with frills and
froths of lingerie. Sizes ID to
20; SO to 81; 1612 to 3012.
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ADVERTIsEME EAT
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Mdrooned PASSENGERS
Awaiting Coast Guard

VALDEZ, Alaska, Jan. 22.-Pas-
sengers on the mail boat, Pros
pector were waiting for a Coast
Guard cutter to take them off
an island in Prince William Sound
today. The ship was wrecked dur
ing a storm near For Bay, but all
passengers were put ashore be-
fore it sank, the Coast Guard cut
ter Norris reported.
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Study Period Set Up.
At High School

Although the Anacostia Senior.
Junior High School will discard
its supervised study periods when
the new semester rolls around be-
cause of its impracticability as far
as the senior students are con-
cerned, the Alice Deal Junior High,
which inaugurated a similar sys-
tenn last october, will carry on,
Miss BERTHE Backus, principal,
stated today.
Following lengthy study of her
school and its needs, Miss Backus
found:
The 45-mmuUe period broke the
day into small bits; that children
going from class to class travelled
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up and down stairs at least 10
times a day; that there were IL
periods Of movement through the
corridors, and that travelling over
the building cut down the actual
class work 10 minutes.
BY changing class periods from
As to SIS minutes under the same
teacher Miss Backus found that
not only did she relieve the stu.
dents Of fatigue at the end of the
day but that she reduced the stair
climbing from 10 to IL times
(Which she still feels is too much
on the growing child and got
better work from both teacher and
pupil.