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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-08-17
Screen Ely Golfers at
Northwest PubLinks Meet.

Seven Ely golfers took part in the
Northwest Publinks tournament at Vir-
GINA, Saturday and Sunday. Wayne
Bolitho tied for fourth in the second
flight; Alvin Pryatel took second IN the
third flight, and Dale Hastings tied
with Palmer Lee, Duluth, in the cham
pionship flight.
Others who participated were Joe
Fink, z. c. Bolitho, Oliver Nykanen
and Byrd Browneu
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-08-17
Ldirg HdIUe. Sponsors
Range Demonstration.

There viii be a demonstration of the
Monarch Malleable range at the Laing
Hardware store on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday afternoons Of next week.
A representative of the company viii
be present to conduct them.
The range viii be fired with real fuel
and various articles Of food prepared
without connection with a chimney
and using paper stove pipe.
The management is also conducting
the Monarch question box, a memory
test, from August q to Is.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-08-17
Ely Visited by q. s.,
Missouri Forest Experts.

Al Hamel, Milwaukee, a member Of
the q. s. forest service, and Ed Mayes,
jefferson City, Mo-, head Of the park
department Of that state, were in Ely
the first Of the week on tour Of in
spection Of the Superior National
Forest.
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DELEGATES TO
BE SELECTED
ENJOYS to State Convention of
American Slav Clubs to
be Named Saturday.

A meeting will be held Saturday
night to name delegates from Ely to
the annual state convention Of the
American Yugoslav clubs scheduled for
Sunday, Aug. 81, at Virginia
Governor Harold E. Stassen is sched-
uled TO give an address at the con-
clave, according to an announcement
by Edward W. Hribar, general chair
man Of arrangements.
Anton Poljanec IS president of the
Ely club
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-08-17
Hurt in Fall From
City Garbage Truck.

Joe Strukel suffered a fractured pei
Wis and bruises about his face. body and
legs when he fell from the city gar
bage truck Sunday night. He IS con-
fined at the Shipman hospital.
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La gaceta., 1939-03-28

ben lie mostre las iluStraciones
de uno de mis- libros de obstetri-
.cia. He Observable que ahora 81
asnme una expression de pro
tundo respeto cada vez que We q
una mrjer en- estado.
Sus preguntas no fueron anti
cipadas en- cada case, pero creo
que las %conteste siempre debida-
mente cuando surgieron. A eau
sa de este me parece que he ga
nado ell respeto y la defCci6n fl.
lial de Danny, y tambien que lie
he dado Una educaci6n que lie
proporclonara una hombria
fuerte y las apropiadas relacio-
mes con los futures compaheros
Y ccmpaneraS de su vida.
Creo firmemente que 81 un ma
yor n1mero de padres Sc re-edu-
caran en- cuestiones sexuales,
srs hijos no tendrian OCCASION nj
de pensar que el Sexo eS coSa
vergOnzosa, nj que la discussion
acerca del miSmo es tab1.
La gaceta., 1939-03-28

Danny tiene diez amos de e.
dad. Els un nino normal, saluda-
BILE, y curioso como todos los nj
nos. Ha sido una seria response
bilidad ell criarlo y satisfacer
sus curiosidades de una manera
razonable e inteligente, pero me
parece que he desempehado bien
mi tarea. Quizas mi experienced
beneficie a otras madres.
Como todos los ninos norma
les, Danny mostraba cierto gra-
do de curiosidad por ell sexo.
Era precise s~atisfacer esta Gu
riosidad, y 81 yo no me hubiera
impuesto ell hacerlo yo misma,
Ell la habria apaciguado en- otras
fuentes, probablemente menos
satisfactorias.
Durante catorce amos fui en-
fermera escolar Y mi experien-
cia me enseno que para las ma
dres la education sexual es ell
mas dificultoso de todos los pro-
blemas en- la education del ca
racter del nino. Tambien COMO
ella 20 la raz6n de este. Las ma
dres mismas necesitan ser re-
educadas. Els un hecho que mu-
chos padres consideran ell sexo
como algo de que avergonzarse.
Y 81 los padres sc avergienzan,
ic6mo puede { perarse que ell
nino desarrolle una actitud sa-
ludable Y franco hacia ell sexo?
Pero tenia ante mi OTTO pro-
La gaceta., 1939-03-28
Del Centre EspGNoI

Las damas de la Secci6n de
Recreo celebraran su banquete
ell jueves por la noche, en- Ell be-
lllsimo patio del Columbia. Els
su fiesta annual, preparatoria de
nuevos esfuerzos en- pro de la
prestigiosa sociedad.
Por su parte, la Secci6n de Re
creo desarrolla su maxima acti-
vidad, con ell fin de que Sc Nene
por complete, como Sc llenara, ell
palacio del Centre de West Tam
pa, ell dia 16 de abril.
va conocen tOdos los compo-
nentes de la colonia latina que
hermosa labor desenvuelve esta
Secci6n. Cuando un socio enfer-
mo no dispone del dinero para
abonar Ell recibo de quota, la Sec
ci6n lie paga la Quota, con sus
fondos. Cuando un buen socio ca
rece de trabajo, la Secci6n acu-
de en- su auxilio y lie ayuda a con
servar sus derechos.
NADIA mis- noble y digno que
contribuir al exito de fiestas de
esta clase.
va saben los enthusiasts MEM
bros de esa Secci6n, que con no.
sotros pueden contar.
Ayudarlos a enos, es cooperar
a mantener la suprema obra de
la colonia latina.
Salud.
La gaceta., 1939-03-28

pero nc perdf la oportunidad de
explicarle cuanta mayor protec-
cion y cuidado que un polite ne
costa ell nino.
Crando contaba siete amos tn
vo una fuerte eScarlatina. Y0
habia estado donstantemente
con 81, por 10 que creo que com
prendi6 10 mucho que significa-
bamos ell uno para ell otro, por-
que me dijo: MAMA, mo lie due
len a las senoraS ell llGvdr ninitos
en- ell vientre?" Yo lie die que la
natlraleza habia dispuesto las
cosas asi, y que solo era un POGO
Modesto hacia ell final de los nue.
We largos meses que tardaba ell
nino en- nacer, pero que los pc
quenuelos merecian toda clase
de molestias e inconveniencias.
No guerra que recibiese una i'm
preston horripilante del proce-
so del embarazo y parto y sin
embargo qreria que aprendie-
ra a apreciar 10 que clio signifi-
calba para la madre. LIE explique
que las madres necesitaban TODD
ell cuidado y la consideration
que uno podia darles.
Su pr6xima preglunta fue:
"Te doll yc mucho, mama, GUAM
do til me llevabas Y cuando sa-
II"
lie RESI- md diciendOse que Fl
valia tOdos los dolores que cual-
quier madre pudiera sufrir,, Y
continue explicandole como es-
ta constituido Ell cuerpo de la
nujer para llevar al nino. Tam
La gaceta., 1939-03-28
10 QUE r DICEN
Y YO COMENTO
Por Jose R. SanfeIiz

Els algo divertido y terreno a.
bonado para pensar, leer esas
estadisticas que cast diariamen-
te aparecen en- las publications.
de esta nacion.
En- I'm magazine que tengo d
la vista, leo los concentrates So
bre la Marcia del crimen en- es-
tie pals, y nos dice que ell ejercito
de criminales en- la nacion esta
tornado por ell respectable con-
unto de 4,300, 900 personals.
De estos ndmeros Sc cuentan
NADIA menos que doscientos mil
asesinos potenciales que Sc niue
zen desperdigados por ell pals,
y que durante ell periodic de su
son
/ esponsables de la muerte de
10000 personals.
Las personals privadas de sus
VldaS durante cada ano Sc calcu-
AN en- unas 13 mil, victimas de
homicidios y asesinatos. Seg1n
esa estadistica, un robo ocurre
cada 10 minutos, un asalto cadA
dos minutes y los robos de auto
movies cada dos y medic minu-
tos.
Son memories de edad los que
cometen Ell 13 por ciento de los
asesinatos, % por ciento de los
robos, Al por ciento de los asal-
tos y 81 por ciento de los robos
de AUTOMOBILES.
Tomando en- cuenta los casti-
COS, sc aprecia que Ell promedio
de los que han cometido un ase
sinato y han sido encausados y
sentenciados solo cumplen unos
"a meses en- prisi6n. ESQ es de-
Dido a que un cincuenta por
ciento de los criminales, quedan
en- libertad bajo un perdon con-
diciona.
De los que Sc tienen registra-
dos como los criminales mas pc
ligrosos, un 80 por ciento reel
ben perdones condicionales. per
dones absolutos y otros actos
de elemental, de una a diez We
ces durante su carrera al ser.
vicio del crimen. iY ell ejercito
de criminales esta tornado Dor
100000 personals!
La gaceta., 1939-03-28
RADIO

WFLA-62O = NBC Features
Sis Your Family and Mine
$3.50 Landt Trio, songs
6:45 Ralph Blame, tenor
1880 Oscar Shumbsky, wolf
mist
500 For Men Only
$3.50 Fibber MCGEE Show
1000 Bob Hope Show
10:45 To be Announced
ii 100 Noble Sissel Orchestra
IL 80 Ray Kinney Orchestra
1890 Fletcher Henderson
Orchestra
WDAE-122O CHS Features
600 Press News
700 County Seat
7:16 Jimmy Fiddler, Holly
wood.
1880 Dixie Serenaders
500 E. G. Robinson Show
$3.50 Dick Powell e. Martha
Raye
900 We The People
$50 Benny Goodman Orch.
1000 DR.. Christian, play
1880 Buddy Clark, songs
American Viewpoints
Harry James Orch.
ll1O Cab Galloway Orch.
La gaceta., 1939-03-28
Rail Vega

Abrira hoy sus puertas el nue.
vo establecimiento de este apre-
ciado amigo, situado en- ell 1906
de la Septima avenida.
Vimos los escaparates en- la
mahana de hoy y son elegantisi-
mos los modelos que en- eNos Sc
exhiben.
Raul es un enthusiastic colabo-
rador en- la obra de la colonia la
tina y merece ell apoyo de nues-
tras familias.
La gaceta., 1939-03-28

la de la flor Sc sembraba en- la
TERRA, mientras qre la suya ha
bfa sido sembrada en- ell cuerpo
de SUI mama.
Supe que la demonstration de
la SemilGa habia surtido su efec-
to tambien, porque una semana
mas tarde vi qre me faltaban
dos cajas de gelatina y descubrf
/ Danny plantandolas en- ell tras
patio. Cuando lie pregunte me di-
10 con Su balbuceo infantil /:
MAS gelatina crece, mama. Co.
mo Denny.
POGO despues lie compre a Dan
ny una perrita fox-terrier para
que tuvieramos unos cuantos ca
chOrritos para una Lection de re-
production. Danny tenia a la sa-
ION tres amos. Cuando la perra
a grocer lie explique sin
emOci6n y sin aspavientos, que
tenia perritos en- ell cuerpo.
Danny tonic ell asunto muy en-
serio. Chiqueaba a la perra y un
dia vi que lie daba un beso en- Ia
cabeza. Mostraba una actitud
protectora para con ella. Cuando
nacieron los cachOrritoS, solo ma
bfa tres en- la canada y jamas
vi ,un nino mas desenEantado.
"Fue culpa mia-decia ell, por
que cuando ella estaba escarban-
do la terra ell dia antes de ma
Ger los ~perritos, la hice detener-
Sc, y 81 la hubiera dejado seguir
habria sembrado mas semillas."
Comprendi entonces que era de,
masiado pequeno aim para dar-
Sc cuenta del significado de Ia
explicaci6n mia, pero tuve con-
fianza de estarle ~ensenando en-
la debida forma.
Durante dos amos NADIA ins6li-
to acOnteci6. CuandO tenia Gin
CO vic en- la Gale a una mujer
embarazada y me pregunt6 por
que tenia la barriga tan grande.
LIE explique que llevaba a un nj
hito dentro de su cuerpo. Inme-
diatamente surgieron las pre-
guntas. iOh!, la semilla; ST, 81
recordaba, pero, Ide d6nde pro-
ceden las Semillas de los ninoS?
Sc6mo entraban en- ell cuerpo de
la mujer?; Icuanto tempo te-
man que estar ALI? Respond a
eSaS preguntaS en- un lenguaJe
sencillo y sincere que pudiera el
cOmprender.
Despues de entrar en- la es-
cuela, estudi6 Danny ciencia en-
Ell primer grade. La maestro te-
MIA una gallina sobre los hue
vos y todos los ninos gozaban
contemplated ell proceso del en-
pollamiento, pero ninguno mas
que Danny. Cuando lego la sa-
ca, vino a casa y me cOnt6 TODD
10 srcedido, y me dijo que era
mas facil para la gallina echar-
Sc sobre los huevos que para las
madres llevar ell huevo en- el wen
tire. Estuve de acuerdo con 81,
La gaceta., 1939-03-28
La Escueld

Todos los microbes y viernes,
como va hemos anunciado, fun
ciona la escuela de cocina con
electricidad en- la Casa de Pla-
Ger de la Tampa Electric.
ALI Sc ensena como Sc cocina
con electricidad y sc prueba que
Ell metodo es ell mejor y ell mas
moderno.
Las sehoras y sehoritas lati :
mas quedan especialmente invi-
tadas.
La gaceta., 1939-03-28
La Education Sexual del Niho
Health and Hygiene, New York

blema. Cuando debia de comen-
Ear la educacion sexual? IDebia
de comenzar antes de que ell nin)
hiciera preguntas sobre ell parti-
cular o despues? Decidi que de-
bia comenzar antes, porque 81
ell nino hacia preguntas clio sig
nificaba que va Sc habian des-
pertado SUI interes y sus emocio-
mes acerca del particular. Yo
no guerra que el experimentara
la sensation de que habia un mis-
terio en- torno al sexo. En- otras
palabras, guerra que recibiera
SUI information sexual como re-
Icibfa cualquier otro conocimien-
to casual, es decir, sin que Sc lie
diera indebido enfasis o impor-
tancia al asunto.
De esta manera, la educaci6n
sexual de Danny comenz6 al ma
Ger. Nj mas nj menos atenci6n
Sc lie prestaba a sus 6rganos
sexuales que a su nariz, sus ma
nos, o los dedos de sus pies. La
primera veg que observe que ha-
bia descubierto sus genitales
! procure que tambien descubrie-
ra los deditos de los pies. Guam
10 10 veia tocandose los 6rganos
s~exuales no lie daba TN papirota-
20 EN- la mano nj en- modo alguno
lie indicaba que semejante pro-
ceder era cosa ins6lita. En- vez
de ESQ, lie daba alg1n juguete re-
lumbrante que lie resultara mas
divertido. LO eduque para ell SER
vicic sanitario como para cosa
corriente. Su bano fue otra opor
tunidad de ensenarlo. Ell ARE
mangarle Ell prepucio y lavar Ell
pene era cosa tan Importance
y no mas-que limpiar las ore
jas. En- otras palabras, no hice
NADIA que lie hiciera dar mas sig
nificado a los 6rganos sexuales
que a los demas 6rganos exter-
nos.
Como no habia otros ninos en-
la casa, pense como iba a ense-
marie las diferencias entire los
sexos. Pero resolvi este profile
ma dejando fotografias de nifos
deSnudos donde 81 pudiera ha-
llarlas. Supe que habia tenido
exito mi traza porque 81 trans
flrlo Ell conOclmiento adquirido
a su familiaridad con los anima-
les. No tard6 en- saber distinguir
a un perrO de una perra.
Cuando Danny tenia dos a.
nos me ayudaba a plantar semi
Has en- ell jardin. Era esta una
esplendida Oportunidad para ex-
plicarle que cada flor tenia una
semilla propia, que TODD crecia
de semillas, que 81 mismo habia
salido de una semilla. La unica
diferencia entire la semilla de la
flor y su propia semilla era que
La gaceta., 1939-03-28
NOTAS SOCIALES
(Viene de de la ga. pdg.)

melia Landeira, administrators
del gran salon de embellecimien
to de la avenida de Ross y Flo
rida, ha resuelto hacer una reba
ia de precios con motive de las
fiestas de Easter o Domingo de
Resurrection.
Los precios de los permanent
ties han sido rebajados a por mi
tad, 10 que es una buena noticia
para ~nuestras familias.
Amelia cuenta con verdade =
ras expertas en- tan dificil arte.
La gaceta., 1939-03-28
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killed. with splashes ana dots and
dashes of clear brown and some
lavender.
The infants are clothed In spec
kled down Of a pattern that makes
1t almost impossible for you to flnd
the youngster. They are fearless
and inquisitive and do not hesi-
tate to enter the water and take a
fine swim on their own. They do not
make any effort to earn their liv-
ing until they have acquired the
ability to fly. Then you should see
the independent young fellow max
ing a swift plunge for a fine little
fish for dinner.
1t is claimed that terms are so
troubled when one of them is hurt
that all Of the clan near and far
will come to the aid of their rela-
tive and In so doing become the
target of the very same foe. Mates
are especially devoted to each other,
and the way the loving husband
brings dainty food to his wife and
children is a sight many have been
privileged to witness and have never
forgotten.
Evening star., 1939-08-28
O'Conor Will Speak
At Alhumbru Dinner

Gov. O'Conor of Maryland will be
principal speaker at the banquet
which closes the convention of the
Order of Alhambra Saturday eve
ming at the Willard Hotel.
Other guests of honor will include
Representatives Paul Gilday of
Texas. Ambrose Kennedy of Mary
land and Thomas D'Alesandro, jr.,
OF Maryland and the Rev. Francis
E. Montgomery of Frostburg, Md.
James E. Collifower will be the
toastmaster.
Roy M. Perry is chairman of ar
'rangements for the banquet and
ball which will follow. He is as
sisted by Andrew L. Oehmann, vice
chairman; Francis A. Mccain, Sec
retary. and Robert F. Handley, ST.,
treasurer.
Evening star., 1939-08-28
By LILLIAN COX ATHEY.

AxAAxAlV WA n
BY many admirers the least tern
has been voted the most attractive
of all sea birds. Some favor the
name of silver ternlet, others sea
swallow and still others little striker.
A lovely bird, not over 9 inches
long, of soft, silvery gray, with a
blush tinge above and a satiny-
white below, it rides upon the air
ways, coming down with a swift
nose dive to plunge into the clear
waters for the small fish sighted
from afar.
1t travels up and down the coast
from its winter home in the trop-
les and returns to its northern
home in the spring. Many bird
lovers, knowing how methodical
these bird travellers are, watch each
season for them.
The least tern at one time could
be counted in tens of thousands.
But as they possessed lovely plu-
mage they were killed so that hats
could be adorned with their coats.
With such continual perform
ance going on for so many years,
leaving thousands of baby terms to
starve to death, the terms became
scarce. Today, with legal protection,
they are slowly building up their
numbers.
Terms are distributed throughout
the world. There are said to be
over so species, and 10 of them are
known in North America.
Often these birds have been called
sea swallows. Not only do they
slightly resemble the swallows in
outline but in their way of flying.
Terms have a habit of lowering over
their catch, then making a quick de-
cision, followed by dropping down
upon them. This accounts for their
name-strikers.
Those well acquainted with these
birds find they are decidedly gre
garious. Many of them gather to
build ts-eir nests on Lodges. Some,
however, seek trees in which to con-
struct homes, and others nest upon
the ground.
There is an outstanding charac-
teristic among them, and that is So
stability. Where you find one mother
engaged in planning and building a
nursery you will find several more
or perhaps as many as a thousand.
1t takes a loving mother to know
her own cradle and babies.
Evening star., 1939-08-28
Roosevelt and McNutt
To Aid NY. A. Meeting

President Roosevelt and Security
Administrator Paul v. McNutt will
take part in meeting of the Ma
tional Advisory Committee of the
National Youth Administration Sep
tember and 7 In New York City
and Hyde Park, N. Y.
Thirty-four prominent private
citizens from the fields OF educa-
ton, business, labor and agriculture
will seek, through the conference, to
work out a program of broader CO.
operation with local public agencies
and private employers directed
toward expanding educational and
work opportunities and placement of
young people In jobs in private in
dustry.
Among those invited are William
Green, president of the American
Federation of Labor: Sidney Hill
man Of the Amalgamated Clothing
Workers Union, and Owen D. Young
chairman of the board of the Cen
eral Electric Co.
The first days meeting, to be held
In New York, will feature addresses
by N Y. A. Administrator Aubrey
Williams and Mayor Fiorello H. La
Guardia of New York The Presi-
dent, Mrs. Roosevelt and Admin
istrator McNutt will take part in
the second days session at the Pres
idents home in Hyde Park.
Attending from Washington will
be Miss Selma Borchardt, vice pres
ldent of the American Federations of
Teachers; the Rev. George w. john
son, director of the Department of
Education of the National Catholic
Welfare Conference; DR.. Mordecai
johnson president of Howard Uni
versity; DR.. Charles H. Judd, direc-
tor of education for the N. Y. A.
here; Miss Florence Thorne of the
American Federation of Labor, and
DR.. George F. Zook, president of
the American Council on Education.
Evening star., 1939-08-28
Recall Movement
Against Maverick
Pushed in San Antonio
Run Him Out Of Shadow
Of Alomo,' Former
District Attorney Urges
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. 2s.-
Alexander Boynton, former Bexar
County district attorney, led a re-
call movement today against Mayor
Maury Maverick, who granted per-
mission for a Communist meeting
that resulted in a riot.
Mayor Maverick, former member
Of Congress, said only: IT have no
comment to make except that I sug-
gest that all substantial citizens Of
the city be questioned on how they
feel about mob violence"
A crowd estimated at 5000 broke
up q meeting of 100 Communists
IN the municipal auditorium FRI
day night.
Mr.. Boynton said the recall group
will try to run Maury Maverick
and his Red disciples out of the
shadow Of our sacred Alamo, cradle
OF Texas liberty"
Evening star., 1939-08-28
f. H. A. Opens Plan
10 Care for Low
Income Group
Looms May Cover Homes
At $500 Top With
IS Years to Pay

A simplifled long-term plan to
finance the construction Of small
costing not more than $4,000
which it is estimated families with
incomes ranging from 5000 to $500
annually will be able to take advan-
tage Of, was announced today by
Stewart Mcdonald, Federal housing
administrator. The new plan will
require the purchasers to make
down payments" as low as S per
cent.
New regulations, making the plan
effective on September l, were
mailed to banks and other lending
institutions throughout the country
Saturday. More than 5000 lending
institutions in all parts of the coun-
try are qualified to make the loans.
Under the plan nome builders
may have IS years to pay off
their loans. Excluding taxes and
fire insurance, monthly payments
on a $4,000 home would be only SIT.
The plan is designed primarily to aid
families in the lower income brack-
cts. who heretofore have been un-
able to take advantage of F. H. A.
home financing facilities. 1t will
enable such families to purchase
soundly constructed houses in areas
that do not fully meet the require
ments of other phases of the F. H. A.
program, particularly where building
codes and neighborhood zone restric-
tions, as well as land-planning re-
quirements, are less rigid, it was
explained at F. H. A. headquarters.
The plans greatest use, it is believed,
probably will be found in the smaller
cities and towns and in those places
where land values are relatively low.
The new plan comes under the
title Of the National Housing Act as
amended at the last session of Con-
gress.
1T should be clearly understood, :"
said Administrator Mcdonald, that
this plan is intended as supplement
and not as substitute for the home
ownership program in operation
during the last five years under
Title II of the National Housing Act.
This new Title plan is designed to
afford the best available home
financing facilities to families of
small incomes under conditions
which do not fully meet the require
ments of Title II. 1t may also be
found useful in the financing of
homes and cottages in resort areas" j"
Under the plan lending institu-
tions will be required to pay an in
surance premium of one-half per
cent per annum of the original face
value of the loan, to offset jim part
possible losses.
Up to July 81 the Federal Housing
Administration had insured more
than 2,500.000 loans, amounting to
e2,625 ,000, 900.
Evening star., 1939-08-28
Natures Children
Least Tern
(Sterna antillarum)

There may be only one baby, and
again there may be four. The eggs
are q pale green to q. dull drab
color, the whole surface well frec-