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Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-29
Threat Of Horror y
Held Over Allies
In, lr,NewAsreement
Soviets O pen Up Huge Resources+o
Aid Germany in War; Indicate Possible
Military Help IF Truce is Refused
BY JOE ALEX MORRIS -
United Press Foreign News Editor

Nazi Germany and Soviet Russia redrew the map OF
Eastern Europe Friday and offered it to the allied powers
basis for peace for unprecedented scale
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-29

Butter, Los Angeles. SIC; but
terfat, Imperial Valley fob. ranch,
grade A, 4lc: manufacturing milk,
&c; route gathered cream. so1Ac.
l.. A. hay: U. s. No. is15-Sf6.5O;
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:. s13-s14, Mpls. flax Dec. Si.S3
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-29
Baseball Scores

NATIONAL
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-15
Rok nesmi do hostince.

Pred okresn1m sOudem v
Pisku stall diva mlad1 koc1 z
Vraze Frantisek Vitman a
Frantisek Vrkos. Byli obzalo-
vani pro nerozumny Gin. Lee
tos koncem zaTi vraceli sc pod
napili z hostince a Vrkos ne
chtel veTit kamaradovi, re
trefi kamenem do okna velite-
lie cetnicke STANCE. Vitman
vsak dokazal Vrskovi, re ma
jistou ruku = velky kamen
1letel oknem do pokoje, kde
spal vrchnf strazmistr. Ia to
Jim okresnf soudce DIR. Danek
vymeril trest "a hodin. Wit
manovi n~epodminene, Vrskovi
podminene ma jeden rok, ale
pc tn dobu nesm1 vkrocit do
hostince.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-15
Kons zabili zenu rolnika.

V okresn1 nemocnici v Kro-
merrill skonala pc tezkem IRA
zu zena rolnika Marie Sedlaf1-
kova z Litecic ma Kromer1zsku
ktera sc stala obet1 nestest1 ma
navsi. Vysetrovan1m sc zjistilo,
re 25lety Frant. Sochomel z Lii
tencic jel S parem kon1, zapra-
zenych v poln1m valci pc navsi.
Pojednou sc mu kone splasili a
padili navsi smerem k Niktovi-
elm. Nestastna zena roln1ka
SedlaTikova sedela pred svym
staven1m ma voze a pOmahala
nakladati obil1 ma VIZ. Kdyz
zahledla padfc1 kone, skocila a
chtela sve kone pomocl sveho
manzela Emilia Sedlarfka str
hnouti stranou silnice, ably ne
hyli zasazeni valcem. Splasenl
kone vsak narazili bokem valce
ma Sedlarfkovo sprezen1 prece,
,jeden z koni byl srazen k re-
mi, SedlaTlk uhozen oil valce
do zad, kdezto Sedlar1kova zG-
stala lezet v hlubokem bezve-
domf ma zemi. Kdyz byla pre-
vezena do kromerfzske nemoc-
nice, zjisteno, re nestastna re-
ma utrpela smrtelne zranenl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-15

lozeny v6nce "a vybor Narod-
n1ho sourucenstvf a "a Druzi-
nu valecnych poskozencG.
Statnf president DIR. Emil Ha-
cha, ktery dl1 v Lanech, dial pc
loziti ma hrob T. c.. Masaryka
venec.
Cesky rozhlas, ktery svGj
program o Vsech svatych pri-
zpdsobil vyznamu dine, prisp6l
v Praze k tradici Vsech sva-
tych reportazf O neznamych
prazskych hrbitovech, ktere
mnohym PrazanGm jsou jiz
vGbec neznamy.
A jak tomu je a bylo v Pra-
re, tax tomu je a bylo o Vsech
svatych We vsech nasich obcfch
V Cechach a ma Morave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-15

druheho milionu vojakG a L.
900 vzducholod1. V 1tery pra-
Wy Finska zprava, finske VOL
sko a vzducholodi rozbili rus
kou ofensivu.
Nemecka LODI Bremen, jez
zbudovana byla nakladem 20
milionG, bez melody skrze an
glickou flotu projela do nemec
keno prfstavu.
A~nglicane pravf, re anglicka
submarine usetTila Bremen.
Nemecko VIM jenom Anglii
z nynejsf valky, jez die feci "a
hranicn1ho nemeckehO mini
stra chce valkou zniciti Nemec
kO.
Rusko v 1tery odmftlo navr-
by ligy Narod1 v zeneve, jenz
Sc nabfzela, re pomGze v rus
ko-finske valce ku skoncen1.
Nemecka valecna LODI "Ad-
miral Scheer" tezce poskozena
We IA hodin trvaj1ci bitve Sc
trent anglickymi krizaky, "a
kotvila v neutraln1m pflstavu V
Montevideo, Uruguay. V bit
We jeden anglicky krizak exc
ter" byl poskozen 1plne. Ma
nemecke lodi Admiral Scheer'
bylo 80 usmrcenych namornl-
XII a 60 zranenych.
O lodi admiral Scheer" Sc
tvrdf, re potopila pet anglic-
kych obchodnfch lodi u pobre-
III Afriky.
Lfga NarodG hlasuje tento
ctvrtek ma vypuzen1 Ruska z
Finsko oznamuje, re We sire
du rusky napor zastaven byl
Karelian Isthmus pc prud-
Ike bitve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-15
Tragedie 16leteho ucns.

Ladislav Krupicka, 16lety e.
lektrotechnicky ucen, bytem V
Plzni, ma Letne prenasel sve-
mu otci, ktery je soferem, ma
dobu S benzinem. Nadoba sc
mu poskodila a cast benzinu
vytekla ma dvore do prohlub-
ne, hluboke 1 m. Ably zabra-
nil zp1sobene skode, vyssaval
Krupicka BENIN gumovou ha-
dicf z prohlubne a naleval il
stTepinou sklenice zpet do ma
dolby. Pr tom, jak byl sehnut
mad prohlubnf, byl pozvolna o.
mamovan benzinovymi parami
az upadl do bezvedomf. Ne
stastnou nahodou padl oblice-
jem do p1sku a jezto tie dobe
nebyl prave nikdo ma dvore,
zGstal lezet v bezvedoml TAX
dlouho, al zemTel udusenfm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-15
Venice Neznamemu a T. G.
Masarykovi.

z Prahy G. T. K. rozeslala
tisku tuto zpravu:
Dry Vsech Svatych a Dust
eek jsou v nasich zem1ch cd
pradavna .venovany pamatce
zemrelych. Hroby ma hfbito-
vech, We mestech i ma vesni-
cich, byvajf ozdobovany xvi
tim a rozsvecovana ma Mich
svetla. Prichazej1 k MIN pozG-
stall a vzpom1najf ma sve mile.
I z daleka pfij1zdeji deti ma
hroby rodic1, tradici tuto "a
chovavaji do pozdnlhO sveho
veku, a hroby ty byvaj1 caste
jedinym poutem mezi mimi a
mistem, kde sc narodily.
Ode davna pax take je vzpo-
mfnano pamatky muzG a zen,
kterf sc zaslouzili o narod, a
kterf pTispeli necim k jeho po-
vznesenf; O hroby jejich pecu-
il spolky i korporace vefejne.
V Praze proudly jiz "a dn6
minulych rady lidu ma vsechny
hrbitovy prazske. 0 Vsech
svatych sc cesty ma hTbitovy cd
rannfch hodin netrhly. KIDD
nekoho ma hrbitove mel, spe-
chal, ably ozdobil jeho hrob.
Nebylo ovsem ami letos zapo-
menuto nasich narodnlch veil
kanu. Nebylo zapomenuto ami
pamatky tech, kter1 padli "a
valky svetove a ktere pripomi-
ma narodu Hrob v dali ma Of
sanskych hrbitovech. Nebylc
zapomenuto take symbolu mi
rovych snah, hrobu Nezname-
no vojfna.
Statni president DIR. Emil Ha.
cha poveril generalnfho inspel
Itora vladniho vojska generals
Jaroslava Emigera, ably jeht
jmenem polozil We dnech Vsecl
svatych venec ma hrob Nezna
meho vojfna ma Staromestsk'
radnici.
General Eminger pf1kaz Wy
plnil dopoledne O pGl IL. no
dine.
Pietni akt tento sc stall z;
prftomnosti prazskeho primat'
ra DIR. Otakara Klapky a elem
Sprawl komise dr.. Jirsy a dr
Nestavala.
Potion byly k pamatniku pc
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-15

= Nemecka vlada Sc roz-
hodla, re pfidel jecmene ma
slad pivovar1m sniff O 100000
tun, nasledkem cehoz obsah
ladiny v pivu klesne z 1870 ma
1919. Pivo "kozel" Gill Book
beer, varene v zimnfch mesf-
cfch, nebude pc celou valku
vafeno. Uspofeny jecmen bu-
de slouziti jednak "a krmivo a
jednak jake nahrazka kavy.
= OdmeTovanf cukru We
Velke Britanii, jedna libra ma
osobu tydne, pocalo. Proza-
tim toto ne1rednf odmerovani
budou provadeti maloobchod-
nlci; 1fednl odmerovani vstou-
p1 v platnost s. ledna.
= Pocet obet1, ktere 81 mi
nuly tyden vyzadal tajfum ma
Filipinach, stoupl ma 40 lid
skych zivot1.
" O-berammergau, Bavor-
sko, pasijove hry, jez Poole
tradice mali byti vzdy jednou
"a 10 rokd, byly odlozeny ma
sledkem valky.
V mestecku Aarhusu
zemrel lodn1 kapitan Kunt Pc
ter Hansen, ktery "a sva 80 le-
Ia ZiVOta Zachranil neuV6ritel-
ny pocet = totiz 357 lidskych
zivotG. Prvni zachrannou ak
ci podnikl, kdyz mu bylo 20
let. Zachranil tehdy svych IA
kamaradG, kteT1 S MIN ztrosko-
tall u Marker. Doplaval teh-
dy pro pomoc v ledove vode ma
vzdalenost celych 20 mil.
H. Take zebraci jake JIM IL
de podnikaj1 cesty do lazn1, a.
by uzili krasneho rocn1ho ca
su. U parizskych zebrak6
nalezeji tyto letn1 cesty Ike
stalym zvyklostem, jak doka-
zuje Inspector. Mnoho re-
brakd, kterf jsou policii znami
jake zebraci z povolan1, opou-
stl V lete boulevardy a cestujl
do elegantn1ch morskych lazni
a klimatickych mist, kde pres
sezonu mali dobre obchody.N
akvelych promenadach NOR
skych lazn1 mono pozorovat
zname typy par1zskych Zebra
XII, kteT1 men1 m1sto sveho pG-
sobiste Poole rocn1 sezony.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-15
Kulturni pracovnik cechG We
Vidni zemrel.

V Praze zemrel We veku 70
let vyznacny cesky hudebni
kritik Rudolf Jenfcek, zaklada
tel a prvnf pTedseda Klubu hui
debnich referent1 denn1ch lis
til. prazskych. Pochazel z jim
drichova Hradce, I'll dlouha
leta We Vfdni, kde 81 zfskal vel
Ike zasluhy O kulturni povzne:
SEM ceskeho zivota. Zaslouzil
Sc take O zajezdy brnenskeho
divadla do V1dne, Vinohrad-
skeho divadla, orchestra Mar,
divadla a O vfdenske koncerty
Envy Destinove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-15
StareGek 81 objednal rakev a
do vecera zemrel.

V Salasi u Uherskeho Hradi-
ste churavel sedmdesatilety
vymenkar Jan KovaT. Dobel-
hal sc ma postu a telefonicky
81 objednal rakev. Rakev mu
byla .jeste v sobotu dodana. V
poledne domaci Tide starecka
utesovali, re nezemTe, ale kdy2
vecer prisli domI S pole, nasli
stafika .jiz mrtveho. Ranila
no mrtvice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-15
Skladatel zemrel u piana.

DR.. Wilhelm Grosz, prosluly
skladatel a pianista, doprova-
eel ma plane trio z opery "R1-
zovy Kaval1r" - Irene Jessne-
rovou z metropolitan opernl
spolecnosti a Hansi a Rosi Boo
ka = kdyz z nastroje Sc ozy-
valy~posledn1 akkordy opery-
Eve jmene boz1m' = klesl mr.
tev do narucf svych pratel v
New Yorku.
Narozen We V1dni II. srpna
1894, DR.. Gross graduoval z u
University Vfdenske. Pc neko-
lik rokG byl dirigentem Widen
ske opery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-15
Jake v pohadce. pes s kozlem
uprchli do lesa.

Rolnik Vaclav Jares We Vez-
niece ma Polensku ma krasne-
no loveckeho PISA. Pred neko-
lika dny pes zmizel a soucasne
S MIN i statny mlady kozel. By
10 prohledano cele okol1, jak
p1se Moravske Slovo, ale pc
zvffatech jake kdyz Sc zeme
slehne. Asi pc tydenn1m patra-
nj rolnik usoudil, re pes i ko-
eel byli neznamym darebou u
kradeni a nekde zabiti. Jake
vsak bylo jeho podiven1 kdyz
v techto dnech prisel k nemu
hajny Vratislav Kudela a w.
pravel, re jiz nekolik dnG po-
zoruje v nedalekem lese 90
becniku" zajfmavy par. V le-
Sc pry Sc vecer prochazejf spo-
lu jake diva milenci krasny To-
weekly pes a mlady kozel. Hal
ny je chtel jiz nekolikrate chy-
tit, ale dvojici Sc podarilo vzdy
cky uteci. Roln1k sc tedy ode
bral S hajnym do lesa. Tam
skutecne zjistil, re jeho diva
domaci kamaradi pfespavaj1 v
hustem mlazf. Hajny Kudela
81 hned pr1st1 noci poc1hal na
podivne pTatele a kdyz pekne
spali, hodil kozlovi rychle pres
hlavu opratku a pfivedl jej dc
hajovny. Pes utekl pc chyceni
kamarada domG, chodil schl1p-
lie "a hospodarem a zalostne
vyl. N%eprestal, dokud rolniE
nepTivedl do statku take kozla
Nynf budou ovsem oba kama
radi lepe hlidani, ably Sc jejicf
podivny vylet a touha pc svo.
bode neopakovala.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-15
Nadiktoval posledni will a
zemrel

V Kundraticich ma Jilemnic-
ku doslo k tragickemu nestest1.
Roln1k Vejnar sc vrac1 kolem
5. hodiny S poll S povozem, V
nemz mel zapTazen6ho byka.
Nahodou sc stale, re rolnfk Sc
smekl pred bykem, ktery Sc
rozzuril a roztrhl mu bTicho
rohy. S vypetfm vsech sill do
Sci rolnik domG, zatfm CO byk
byl jinymi lidmi chycen. Do
ma rolnfk nadiktoval svou po-
slednf Will a pc pTevozu do ne-
mocnice SkOnal. !.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-15
Pc 81 letech manzelskeho sou.
zitf ma filmy.

Lusingus H. Schneck, farmaf
z Lehigh Valley, Pa, ktery Sc
svou manzelkou oslavil Ga. w.
rocf snatku, videl neco "zazrac
neho". Oba manzele totiz byli
DO prve We filmovem divadle.
Schneck pravila: "Byla to
nejvetsf vec, kterou jsem spa
trila v IS letech a sesti mesl-
cfch sveho zivota." Jejf man
Eel Lusingus k tomu dodal, re
ty dfvky We filmech "vypadaj1
moe hezke."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-15
Dozivoti "a utopeni pastorka,

Y Lufkin, Texas, W. Hayden
Perkins, obzalovany z utopenl
sveho sedmileteho pastorka ci
nevlastnfho syna Phillipa QUA
ne Lindermana k Will pojiste-
nj, byl odsouzen k dozivotn1mu
uV6Zn6ni.
Evening star., 1939-04-05

winning second place will receive
a Bible or other valuable book.
Girls Prizes Offered.
The senior girl winning first place
will have expenses paid for her
and a guest, of her own choosing,
to the Young Peoples Conference
while the senior girl second prize
will consist also of a trip for her
to the conference. First prize for
the junior girl will be weeks
vacation at Camp Kahlert. the Y.
w. C. A. camp. while the second
prize will be a Bible or other valu-
able book. The various Sunday
schools in the District have been
invited to take part in the contest.
Evening star., 1939-04-05
Bible StoryContest
Points toFinaIs
In May
Preliminary Competition
Now Being Held in
Several Sunday Schools

Winners in a city-Wide annual
Bible story telling contest for boys
and girls, conducted by the relig-
ious work department of the Central
Young Mems Christian Association,
will be selected the first week in
May, when the contest finals are
held in the Y. M. C. A. Building,
It was announced yesterday by John
A. Patterson, jr. chairman of the
Contest Committee.
The District of Columbia Sunday
School Association is cooperating
with the Y. NJ c. A. for the contest.
Preliminary contests already have
gotten under way in several of the
Sunday schools to select winners for
the semiflnals. Names of those to
take part in the semifinals must be
submitted to Page NICK. EtchiSon
religious work director of the Y. M.
c. A., at his office, 1876 G. street
NV, by noon April 25. The semi
finals also will be held in the Y.
M. G. A.
Junior and Senior Groups.
llS SOlllCSldlllS Will NC OlN llSN
into two groups. Junior and senior.
The seniors will be composed of
boys and girls from IA to II and
the juniors those from to 13 years
of age.
Contestants are to tell Bible sto-
ries in their own words. Prizes will
be awarded the winners in the
finals.
First prize for both the senior
and junior boy winners will consist
of a weeks vacation at Camp Let's.
the Y. NJ. C. A. boys camp near
Annapolis. Md Winner of second
place among the senior boys will
have his expenses paid to the Young
Peoples Conference. to be held at
Western Maryland College the latter
part of June, and the Junior boy
Evening star., 1939-04-05
TwizzIer Answer

The problem stated that EFF was
5 miles long and so, If 1t Is a
rectangle, BID must also be 5 miles
long and is a radius of the circle.
The distance from B to c is also a
radius Of the circle and SO must be
5 miles long.
Evening star., 1939-04-05
Aircraft Exports Bound

Aircraft shipped from the United
States to other countries in Janu-
ary was valued at $2.546.922, an in
crease in value of 243 per cent over
January. 1898.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-12-07
Good Diet is Protection
For Normal Adult.

Three square meals a day provide all
Of the vitanins as well as other food
principles that the normal adult needs,
according to a bulletin issued by the
Minnesota State Medical association,
and very little scientific justification has
been found for adding extra vitamins
or minerals in capsules or concentrates
to the diet Of the average healthy
grownup.
This observation is made by aSsoci-
ation officials today in the first of a
series OF bulletins on diet deficiencies
and the anemias to be issued as part
Of a campaign Of public education on
the subject in December. Radio broad
casts, talks and newspaper articles viii
mark the campaign and speakers viii
be available to any interested groups at
association headquarters, 493 Lowry
Medical Arts building, st. Paul.
Additional vitamins are Of great
value in the diets Of growing children
and also in the treatment Of many
disease conditions" the doctors say IN
this bulletin. But there is a good
scientific reason to believe that the
average healthy adult on a we'll
balanced diet stores up a sufficient
quantity Of all of the vitamins to insure
adequate body repair and 10 provide
all of the protection that vitamins can
give him against infection. Addition
of more vitamins in concentrates is
likely to be useless and excessive"
Great strides in the scientific know
ledge of food principles have been made
in the last 20 years, the doctors point
out. The original five alphabetical
Vitamins have been greatly extended
and some of them, like Vitamin B. have
been subdivided to include eight or more
different principles. All are important
in the treatment of disease but the
healthy adult can safely forget about
them and place his faith in plenty Of
meat, eggs, milk, fruit, cereals and
vegetables in the opinion of the doctors
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-12-07
FORSEE hike
IN NYA FUND
Junior College Here May Get
Increase IN Fund From
Federal Government.

Information received here indicates
that the Junior College may receive an
increase in its NYA apportionment from
the federal government. Just what the
increase might be was not stated.
Henry A. Anderson, St. Paul, di-
rector of the student division of the
National Youth Administration, in
formed Dean Sigurd F. Olson that the
college will receive a boost in the
amount of the fund.
Used to assist worthy students in
obtaining money with which to finance
their educations, the fund totals 1926
monthly, $275 from the federal govern
ment and SIS from the state.
At present there are % NYA students
attending college here. Some of them
act as stenographers in the various de-
partments, assist in the laboratories or
athletic department, and others are
doing research work on historical pro-
jscts or to obtain information con-
corning the graduates of the college
Students must carry a certain amount
of scholastic work and maintain a high
standard Of scholarship in order to be
eligible for or keep the NYA aid.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-12-07
80 Died Hunting in MINI.
II From Gun Wounds.

This years hunting season claimed
% human victims in Minnesota. ac-
cording to preliminary figures given to
the press by Mervin Clark of the Min
nesota conservation departments ac-
cident prevention service. This was
one less than died last year. This was
fatal accidents totaled %.
OF this years dead, II succumbed
to gunshot wounds. The departments
records also show that more than so
persons were injured, two-thirds of that
number requiring disqualification
Two of the hunting victims drowned.
Three hunters were shot to death just
before the season opened. One fatality
was a woman, killed while hunting
ducks.
With incomplete reports indicating
that many more small game hunting
licenses were issued this year than last,
and an immensely larger army Of
hunters in the fields and duck passes,
the feeling in the department is that
its efforts to reduce hunting accidents
have been much more effective than the
small reduction revealed in comparing
the figures Of the two seasons.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-12-07
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ROMANCES
THE RING COST A DIAdE-By Rob
Eden. A warmly human tale, as polg-
nant as yesterday, as exciting as to-
morrow.
AIRLINE HOSTESS Natalie Cole
Adventure follows adventure entailing
various romantic complications
AND so MY Heartily Harriet
Thurman. A crisp story set in Okla
homa against the background of an
airplane factory and those associated
with its conduct and operation.
SOMEONE SHALL LOVE ME-By
Ethel Owen. Gay and charming story
of the modern generation. Fascinating
people in swiftly paced story that will
delight the reader.
JUVENILE
Junior Literary Guild Books:
HEROES, OUTLAWS AND FUNNY
FELLOWS BY Olive Beaupre Miller.
Every tale in this book is amusing or
incredible or both. Every one came
from a different part of the U. S. Old
favorites like Pecos Bill and Paul
Bunyan are here with any number of
others, just as entertaining.
NO VACANCIES Gertrude E.
Mallette. Story that will move the
delicate hearts of cur teen-age.
LOST LAGOON-By Armstrong
SperTy Adventure and mystery in the
South Seas
FLIGHT OF THE STVER BIRD-By
Ruth and Latrobe Carroll. Two children
fly all the way from San Francisco to
China by airplane to join their parents
on the other side Of the world. Thrill
ing adventures.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-12-07
Youths Escape Death
In Freak Accident.

Granite FallS-A car driven BY two
South Dakota youths on their way 10
see their girl friends in Minneapolis,
took the ditch just west of Redwood
Falls, struck the driveway leading TO
the Reuben Felska farm and then in
two bounds in which it covered $50
feet, landed right at the back door Of
the house. 1t is believed that both BOYS
were asleep when the car left the paved
highway, and it is miraculous that
neither was injured in this accident that
totally destroyed their car.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-12-07
Golden Cloves Meet
Set for Feb. 1926.

The second annual Golden Gloves
boxing tournament to be sponsored by
the Eveleth Junior Chamber of Com
merce will be held, Thursday and Fri
day, Feb. IS and 26, according to an
announcement coming from the Eveleth
civic group last week.
Howard w. Siegei, secretary of the
Junior Chamber, will furnish informa-
ton to persons wishing to take part.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-12-07
Employment Office Cites
Business for November.

Seven Ely men and 3 women were
placed in employment through the local
Office Of the Division of Employment
and Security in this city during Nov
ember, according to the monthly report
issued by Arvid B. Olson, district di-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-12-07
Meals for Body and Soul

Twenty-one meals a week for the
body, with a lot of soda wash be-
tween, and one scanty meal week
for the soul-well, draw your own
conclusions.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-12-07
General sherman a Rider

Gen. William T. Sherman spent
his vacations travelling on horseback
over the mountains and deserts of
the west. He preferred this to any
sort of social event.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-12-07
rector of Virginia Edward Stonich is
in charge Of the Ely Office.

rector Of Virginia. EDWARD Stonlcn
in charge OF the Ely Office.
-Four of the seevn men were placed
in private employment and three on
public works. Virginia placed a total
Of 81 men and IA women during the
month; Hibbing II men and II women;
Grand Rapids % men and women;
International Falls men and women,
making a total of 112 men and Il
women for the district.
New applications total 256 for the
month with 1141 renewals. Total new
applications and renewals from Janu-
airy I, 1899 to November 80. amount TO
ASH new and 11458 renewals, OF which
Ely furnished BIT new and 461 re-
newals. Total placements for the dis
trict for the same nine months
amounted to 1887.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-12-07
Purpose of Virginia Dog Mart

The dog mart that is held annu-
ally in Fredericksburg, Va, origi-
mated in 1708, as a means of Sc
curing gold and other valuables
from Indians in exchange for dogs.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-12-07

The Miner is the Uniy newspaper
Interested In Ely and Its People!
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-12-07

st. Peter, First Pope
St. Peter, who was consecrated
In a A. D., was the first pope.