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COUNTRY BOARD

NSONIkI 6OAkD.
CHILDREN BOARDED on farm. ages 4-12;
pest OF care. convenient to D. c.; ref.
Galthersburg 16-F-12. Mrs c. W. Ben
son. Gaithersburg, Md
CHILDREN BOARDED in modern country
home Spacious playground Mothers care
Nearby Md. Reasonable. Box bad. Star.
MOUNTAIN VIEW cool quiet modern;
good food; S. weekly; ref Call AID. 7s95-J.
write Mrs. Norman Kelley. Mt. Jackson. Va.
BOARD ON FARM, bath, good food reas (;
auto transp. to city. Mrs. Du Vail, Rock
ville-Norbeck rd. Kens. 12-F-5
EXCELLENT BOARD. Ideal place for rest.
Large, shady lawns; tennis Drive to or
write for particulars. Mrs. Martha z. Ed
wards, Warrenton. Va.
ROOM AND BOARD, cool location, nice and
quiet; modern home fresh veg, milk and
eggs. Mrs: D. l.. Snyder, Burtonsvile Md
Ashton ol33.
SELBY-ON- N-THE-BAY-Week or week ends.
modern conveniences Elie-Pete Inn,
EdgeWater P. O.. A. A. County, Nd
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. RMS, KITCHEN. BATH 3 MOS. FROM
June %. Dupont 1897. 1920 2lst NV,
APT. "a o.
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531S BELT ROAD. NV. Chevy Chase.
D. C.-:} rooms for light housekeeping:
light and gas; S35 month.
1870 COLUMBIA RD. NW.-Newly furn
Ink room: clean cheerful; everything
furnished. 81
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TOWN CLUB,
1900 MASS AVE NV
ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES.

Free Service-Save Time
po Guest Homes Associated ga at wa. washington
homes, offer single double and group
rooms, some with running water private
bath, at consistent rates director with
car shows available space free 10 potential
guests. Phone Columbia $3.50.
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ROOMS FOR REhT-hEW YORK.

GOING TO THE FAIR? CONNECTING rooms
with bath in refined home 81 per person
5 min. from the fair. Mrs A. H. Pritchard
$1,000 18th ave. WhiteStone. Long Island
n. Y. For reference call WI O99S
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Mr.. WARDMAN PARK. 2s42 27th st NV
Quiet, comfortable room, next to bath, in
pvt home Adams 1904
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1927 l. ST NW-Cool. attractively furn..
LIST fir, Ink. rnl.; running water; So so.
bor
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

#sHn # beds; @ pVt. home OF 1oo s4 tare '00eH eH
1860.
ARLINGTON, VA: 1908 N, Edgewood St
Wash; nr , buses: reasonable. CHI 6s35.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-Nice furnished
reSsonabe resi al new sH phe i6ssW SoAu0"' not wafer
RDDA adu family nsHs 0aR Wasd 4s 5ss6 private
TAKoMA PARK. MD--;Front room, new
furniture adjoining bath. shower. 3 sx-
4966-J II.
ROOM. bath ,and, garage; in new home
smy hsfa'ss sdus 4s fasPs sH q4s@ RsFs Rnd
corner room for employed lady. next bath
Two tva,t IN family kttchen priylleses' conyen.
EXCLUSIVE vAm;Bedrm, den, bath, ga
REQ. Box 133-E. Star
UNIVERSITY PARK. Md.-,sinele lurn;
4dm MG cS RGf WaTsId Wtamy s1kns 16a distance u of
At beautiful Greenacres; large airy Try rooms. $
rses sH quff 5is5
ARLINGTON. 1927 \. Utah Stool front
fare Chestnut nute' aa5s a5t 'A'H Sn0"ef' ioc
1912 N. FAIRFAX DR. Arl-. val furn.
room; neSi next bath; good ventilation; suitable
AARd1NSGToN-Pleasant Ar S room, lo-cent bus
tare: S250 per week. Chestnut 1889
437 N. NELSON ST, Arlington, va-Large
neW ne0 honse txn Rfa hone nas nee
FOREST GLEN MD-cool rooms. board
o9pe9gonal' large porch, shade. Kensinston
CHEERFUL ROOM lady, next bath, private
acme; aon1to,n conV' il0c l0c 7transp >, Is minutes
CHI. 1890
ARLINGTON, virginia-Newly furnished
RsT eapsse cool sus, daag
LYON PARK, Arl. va-Attr. rm.. shady
yard; meals, garage optional Opportunity
to speak or learn French. OK. 1855
LINGToN-Pleasant room. home en-
ase 1isfh Nofth vs3eh sHqe ST near ca f0Sns si
ARLINGTON 1907 s goth Stool dou-
pie room: meals family style 10c bus at
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS, MD,-New de-
1aonea 1aoms nome me NJ oessutfuy furnished bed
rase optional sas High st, WI. 1883
ARLINGTON. vA-40l4 goth No Room,
tur" next 10 path convenient loo fare: S4
Tor one So, two. OK. 0727.
ARbhlNbGToNSooi Al Gosner fuTn room next
Chestnut 5a49. ''EH'e ..
LARGE, HOME on private estate offers cool
! room, breakfast, $50: transportation by
auto. Falls Church s2a-J-3
ARL1NGTON-Large, cool, furnished sim
gle double; sarage; breakfast optional.
ARLINGTON, 1929 N Pershing drive
| Single or double room, semi-private bath;
new brick home: 10c bus fare. CHI. O276.
ARL,, VA.-Nice, clean cool single double
close to Ft. Myer: all conv: 1Oc bus; one
block south of Wilson Theeter at Col.
Vii. 1870 18th st. N. After Z. CHI. 5596.
LARGE FURN. ROOMS, kitchenette, bath;
| Sinsle' couple; conveniences; cool; reason
able. 1217 Fort Myer dr. Chestnut I777.
FALLS CHURCH-If you want to enjoy the
comforts Of country life with convenences
| OF the city inquire about double room for
! two gentlemen or couple in fine. secluded
home one block off Lee highway in Falls
Church. Breakfast optional No other
! roomers In the home Tel Falls Church
| l43o-W for appointment
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UNUSUAL VALUE-ATTRAcTIvE FRONT
apt; 3 rooms. kitchen and bath; excep-
tionally large; eiec. refrg.; S42.50. 1909
10th 1t. NV.
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ofIOWN conV. l4th st. shopping and
trans.-Cool. clean double, front ana
SohnooWTeT' phone; 1915 wk ca. Adams
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2OO9 QUE ST NW-Single room. semi
private bath. Near Dupont Circle. Reason
able Michiean o. q
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ROOMS WANTED.


YoUNd NAN Jewish desires turn
Northwest Box 152-E. Star.
RETIRED LADY. wants unfurnished room
and kitchen with coneenial people Rea-
sonable Permanent. Box 147-E, Star.
CHILLUM HEIGHTS, lower Potomac Park:
semi detached home: gentleman; occasional
use piano appreciated ref. Box 145-E, Star.
LADY desires cool. single room, private
home convenient to Veterans Administra-
can give y hours dictation nightly at
20 cents per hour Box l40-E Star.
WELL-FURNISHED cool room desired by
gentleman, 46, in private household. Full
details. Box l50-E, Star.
EMPLOYED YOUNG LADY desires clean
room in private home with laundry priv.
immediate vicinity Gallinger Hospital. Box
GENTLEMAN desires room in Va, no
children. loud radios; private home middle
aged couple. Details, Box 99-E, Star
WRITER desires completely separate house
keeping arrangement, quiet, good sur
roundlngsi about $40 month. Box 9O-D,
Star
SURELY there is home for refined busi-
ness man. not Just four walls, with refined
private family. Address Box 44-E, Star .
GIRL DESIRES ROOM with private FAM
ly in Chevy Chase by June Is. Box ss-E.
Star.
WOMAN. young, desires single room
furn.. not over SIG per month. Box
354-D. Star
REFINED, CULTURED LADY Govt. work
er, Protestant. desires rm. in pvt. home;
Kit. priv! permanent; NV. section; ref.
exch. DU. s942 Sat Sunday after 2 m.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
(Continued.)

WANTED-Good home for nice white
puppy. Call Taylor 6512
IRISH Settlers of famous Joffre-Rook
wood strain; 3 males. 5 mos. old; price
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN wishes room with private
Box 1O6-E, Star =.
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1873 IRVING ST. NV RM-. KITCH-
enette. semi-pvt, bath; clean quiet house:
convenient location: adults only
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ROOSEVELT HOTEL-SUBLET EXCEL
lent apt. 3 expos, living rm bedrm., twin
beds, din, kit. bath summer rates. Ex
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DOWNTOWN, 1921 MASS. AVE. NV
Large room. kitchen. bath and shower, .
closets: fully furnished: piano. utilities in
cludec: sublet: reasonable. District 1905
Or resident rnanapnr
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2515 l4th ST. NV ICE RMS. KIT
bath, lce. Sc-eenAd-in porch. sos. including
sas elec, FrIgidaIre Also studio rm.
Kit. semi-pvt. bath. S33
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2l35 F ST. NW.-Small studio room; sink
grill: S15-S20 month Hall room. So
So so. District 2l3h
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COOLEST HOUSE IN WASHINGTON
laKoma Park-Large room. kitchenette,
lihk.i In gas gas light: heat, c.h.w;, phone. gar
else can you find so much for only 500
month2 One child permitted Phone Geor-
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COOL BARGAIN ON PARK ACCESSIBI E.
complete, beautiful nah. throughout; sleep
three bar fans, service. HO. 164l
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l-RoOM BACHELOR APT, SHOWER
BATH, S31. so. NATIONAL 9070. EXT.
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1435 CHAPLIN ST NW-Close in, Al
home; high, cool: gentleman SIS. Q"
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| 25l5 l4th ST NV LGE RMS KIT
| bath, lge. screened-in porch; S55, includirs
gas, elec.. ,Frigidaire. Also studio rm., kit,
| Semi-pvt. bath, S33 Adams 1635
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1913 MONROE ST. N.W.-ENTIRE 2nd
floor, rooms bath. kitchen. sink, Fr!gid-
aire; private home; refined adults only.
2431 E ST. NV. CNAVAL VILLAGE
Blds.. l-2 bedr.. lv r. dinette kit, bath;
near Army Navy. Int. Apply janitor
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2l5s CALF. ST.-APT., NEWLY DECO.
rated; rooms large kitchen -dinetfe
fFlelo. also rooms. Hobart O353
609 sth ST. S.W.-3 LARGE. WEII-FTTP-
nIished rooms; refg.; all conv. quiet home.
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CALVERT HOUSE.

1401 18th st. n.w.-Attractive double
also front basement studio for . or 3
Dutch fireplace. private bath switchboard
selective menus. Parking
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S35-TWO FRONT ROOMS H. l., G.:
Laundry priv. Infant welcome. Hobart
bI@9 C52O 18th ne. evenings.
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| 1901 COLUMBIA RD.-2 ROOMS; cool
quiet. insulated top floor. marvellous view,
eeslrao!e exposure; kitchen, bath; June 15-
| Apt. Sni ~ -
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1343 CLIFTON ST. NV, Apt 51-Nicely
furnished room: private family; refined per-
son; home atmosphere; $3.50 weekly.
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The MAJESTIC. 1900 18th NW-LIVIN3
room dressing room. sunroom, dining room,
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1894 st NV. Apt 30
Large, airy room. double or single, con-
Meeting bath: pvt ent o.
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NEAR FORT MYER-I or . men or couple;
twin beds; pvt home, 10c fare. CHI.
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5000 NEWARK ST. NV, mr.. Zoo and Up
town Theater, blk Conn ave.-Single rm.
with 3 windows Large closet
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FOR SUMMER-LIVING ROOM. Bed
room, dInette, Kitchen. bath. 31O1 Mass
ave NV. Woodley O252
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DOWNTOWN. 1911 18th ST. N.W.-TWo
IIaree rms, sleep. alcove, kit. bath, porch;
Electrolux; adults: so eXpos: $50 mo
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31I2 18th ST. NV ROOMS KIT
path, Frigidaire; well kept home, near cars:
] telephOCe. reason ahle N'
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1446 MONROE ST NW-Large front
room, lovely pvt shower bath refined cou-
ole or girls. Maid serv. Best transp. Reas.
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2lo9 LIST ST. NV LGE. RMS PVT.
oath. porch: lst f.: Frigidaire; rent, SIS so
wk.; linens, dishes utilities
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3424 MT. PLEASANT ST W.-Attractive
basement room, cool and dry; quiet neigh
borhood Adams 5l61-J.
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TO SUBLET = MODERN APARTMENT
completely furnished: less than rent tJune
Gle: exposures cool in summer: living
room, piano; dining room. . bedrooms.
WINDOWS each; bath. shower kitchen: park
ing space. Emerson 1876 before / o'clock
for appointment
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NEAR 18th AND EUCLID Il ROOMS
kHchen, bath. Columbia 6659-J. II.
PEIWORTH, 405. DECATUR ST. NV
hats II st Nv Im pedrn.. twin beds complete
kll.. Frlgidalre. phone: adults: SIS
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| 1870 HARVARD NV RMS N AND s.
/ exposure; semi-private bath: 50 wk,, S35
mo Also rms, basement, 81 wk See
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goo ST. NE.-,Very attractive single or
oouole rooms with all home privileges and
sonnehlenceS, unlimited phone: cool clean
rooms; spacious lawn: bus and car services;
oTeakfaSt optional; maid service: reason
able Phone '-Ne' AensoA
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Continued on Next Paee.S
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School District No. IL
Third Lou in Per Pupil
Expenditure on Ranges
Above Figure, However, Set
by Expert for Operation
of System.
EXPERT LISTS FLAWS
COleraine, is Low, Aurora,
High, in Table Shown to
Interim Group.

The per pupil cost of running the
school system of district No. y for the
year 1889 totaled S20202 as COM
pared with a recommended per pupil
cost Of $3.50 for all schools on the range,
according TO a report presented by
John Guy F'owlkeS, professor of educa-
ton at the University of Wisconsin,
Madison, to the iron ore interim COM
mission at its hearing on schools held
in Hibbing, Friday.
Mr.. Fowlkes was engaged by the Lake
Superior Industrial Bureau to compile
the report. He is an outstanding auth
GRITTY in the United States on school
finance.
OF the Is school districts on the
range, Ely was third low in per pupil
expenditure, the report showed. At the
bottom was Coleraine with a per pupil
expenditure Of s16429, and Hibbing was
next with s194O6. At the top was
Aurora with 1927.
Generally speaking, it cost more per
pupil to operate the schools with small
enrolment than it did those with the
an expenditure of $50 per pupil for all
range schools, rather than a peak
levy Of $50 per capita, but he pointed
cut that in special instances this figure
might be altered.
Attending the meeting from Ely were
Assistant Clerk Michael Rom, Attorney
Peter Moscatelli, and Anton F. Kot-
chevar and B. S. Richards, members of
the board.
Expenditures for the various items in
the school budget as recommended by
Mr.. Fowlkes and how they compare
with what was actually spent by dis
trict No. u for the year 1889 on
per pupil cost basis follow:
General control. which includes the
cost Of operating the school board and
superintendent offices and the cost of
general administration, So recon-
mended, ST. 81 for ELY. Coleraine spent
s8.87 and Aurora $3.50, the former
being at the bottom and the latter
at the top.
Instruction, which includes teachers
salaries, text books, and supplies sos
recommended, s1O3.76 for Ely; Coler-
aine, s91.O3; Biwabik, S14966; Aurora,
S14422.
Operation of plant, which includes
janitors' salaries and supplies, and fuel,
light, power and gas costs, SIS recon-
mended, s44.68 for Ely; Coleraine,
s3417; Aurora, s142.34.
Maintenance of plant, 81 recon-
mended, s16.20 for Ely; Coleraine, 81. AS;
Biwabik, S3614; Chisholm, 500 go;
Mountain Iron, s28.O1; Aurora, s26.O6.
Auxiliary agencies, which includes
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-06-27
LODGE TO MARK
35TH BIRTHDAY
S. N. P. j. No. 20 Schedules
Picnic at Sandy Point
Sunday, June 80.

Members of the S. N. P. j. lodge No
20 of Ely will observe their 35th ami
versary at picnic to be held at Sandy
Point Sunday starting at 10 a. m
People of the community are invited to
attend
Vincent Cainkar, Chicago, president
of the s. N P j., will be the prin-
cipal speaker on the program, sched-
uled to start at p. m There will also
be other speakers. Andrew Pirtz pres
ident of the Ely lodge, will be in
charge Of the program.
A dance will be held from 8 to II
O'Clock, with music by Kromar's or
chestra Refreshments will be served
throughout the day.
Three living charter members Of the
lodge will be honored at the picnic.
They are Joe Seliskar, John Teran and
Frank Gimpelj
The committee in charge includes
the following officers: President, Pirtz;
Frank Beuk, vice president; Frank Err
Ear, secretary; Dan Chachich, record
ing secretary; John Kalan, treasurer,
and John Pucel, Joe Grahek and John
Marolt, trustees.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-06-27
On This
Occasion
A Few Observations ON Matters
Material and Immaterial by
the Editor.

Candidates for Office in the primary
election to be held in September have
almost unanimously agreed not to put
up signs along the roads until August
l, at the request of Arrowhead resort
owners. This agreement was reached
in order to avoid confusion between
such signs and the various signs put
up to direct visiting tourists. The
painting of signs on buildings and rocks
along the highways should be pro-
hibited as this paint seems to never
wear off, leaving unsightly vote for
messages on the landscape. The scenic
beauty of the Arrowhead country should
not be married by unnatural smears of
vari-colored paints.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-06-27

GRANTED CITY
Judge Freeman Grants Request
for Delay in Soldiers
Preference Suit.

Judge Edward Freeman has granted
the city of Ely. its mayor and council
men, respondents in a soldiers pref
erence suit, a postponement in a man
damus hearing set for Saturday, Thos.
j. Carey, city attorney, states
Carey asked for more time in order
to secure data on the cases involved.
This may require several weeks, but
the hearing will be conducted as soon
as possible because both sides desire
to dispose of it without delay.
Eleven veterans Of the world war
have filed suit to secure SGT ,5O898 of
which they contend they have been
deprived as city employees because of
alleged failure on the part of the city
to grant them soldiers preference.
They are also asking for such wages as
they may be entitled to from May l
of this year to the present time, and
that they be given employment at full
time and at full pay.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-06-27
-Four Ely Men Are
Named Delegates.

DR.. John E. Thompson, Thomas j
Carey, L. c. Stember, and Frank Stru-
KEEL were elected delegates to the state
Democratic convention at the county
conclave held in Duluth Saturday. The
state meet is scheduled for this Sat
urday, also at Duluth.
Two conventions were held as the
county party split into two factions
one headed by John P. Erickson, ma
tionaI committeeman from Minnesota
and the other by P. A. Burke, Duluth
who claims the county Craftsmanship
Marco Verbon, Virginia, was elected
permanent county chairman by the
county chairman by the Erickson group
The Ely men named above are dele
gates for the Erickson faction. R. c.
Ellis, formerly of this city but LOW a
resident of Spruce Pine, N. c., was
named delegate by the Burke faction
DR. Thompson served on the delegates
committee for the Erickson group.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-06-27
War Chest of $1,000 to
be Raised BY Red Cross

Chapman street from Central avenue
to west end and all avenues between
Chapman and Harvey streets-Mss
Gladys Merrill, Miss Adella Rudow.
Chapman street from Central avenue
to east end and all avenues between
Chapman and Harvey streets-Mrs. E.
Anderson, Mrs. Robert Opel, Mrs.
Thomas Thielman.
Harvey street and all avenues be-
tween Harvey and Conan streets-Mrs.
Byrd Brownell, Mrs. Charles Smith
Conan street and all avenues between
Conan and White streets-Mrs. Anna
Leino, Mrs. Gust Maxi
White street and all avenues between
White and Pattison streets-Mrs. Gin
ton Ccombs, Mrs. Emil Koski
James and Boundary streets and all
avenues south of James street-Mrs.
Anderson, Mrs. Opel, Mrs. Thielman.
Between north side of Camp street
and railroad tracks and between 10th
avenue east and east end of Savoy
location-Mrs. Frank Mustar, Mrs. Wal
ter Kangas, Mrs. John Elioff, Mrs.
Carl Kruger
Spaulding, Sibley and Calumet loca-
tionS-Mrs. wesley Beel, John Pierce
Garfield Nicholas
Lakeview-Mrs. H. C. Newgord.
White Iron-Mrs. Vivian Imhoff
BURNSIDE and north end of lake
Mrs. William Jones, Mrs. Leino
School Distriet-Miss Zella Richter
Miss Mary Sever
Winton-Mrs. P. N Ramstad, Mike
Sinko.
Chandler street and avenues between
Camp street and railroad tracks to
10th avenue eaSt-Miss Sylvia Colombo
Mrs. Nat Dargontina.
Chandler location-Mrs. Frank Likar
Miss Rose Zelesnikar.
Birch Lake-Mrs Imhoff.
Moose Lake Road-Mrs. Margarei
Lambert, Mrs. Emil Forsman.
Finn Hill-Mrs. Herbert Venner enc
Mrs. Robert Neckich.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-06-27
five BOYS AT
SAFETY CAMP
Local Organizations Sponsor
School Patrolmen's Trip
to Lum Park.

Five Ely boys left Sunday for Lum
park, near Brainerd, for a weeks stay
at the fifth annual school patrol safety
and conservation camp for boys. They
are Mathew Banovetz, Fred Takavetz,
Anthony Burja, Winston Homer and
Alfred Zimmerman.
The camp provides, not only instruc-
ton in safety measures citizenship,
conservation and nature study, but a
full week of typical opportunities for
camp life enjoyment through SWIM
ming, games, athletics and model home
rule government.
The boys will be supervised by COM
petent instructors from the highway
department, conservation department,
health department, and educational in
situations, will elect their own town
officers, make their own laws and en-
force them.
Sponsoring the Ely young men are
the Rotary club, Parent Teacher coun-
Gil, American Legion, Ely Commercial
club, and the Kiwanis.
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Sharp Increase in Purchasing
Power Foreseen for Those
Who Participate.

The food stamp plan will officially
get under way in Ely, and in all St
Louis county, Monday. Net result OF
the plan will be a sharp increase in
the purchasing power of families eligible
to participate. Directly food stores will
feel the effects of this increased pur-
chasing power and indirectly the en-
tire community.
Persons certified by the st. Louis
county welfare board as eligible to re-
ceive direct relief, aid to dependent
children, aid to needy blind, old age
assistance, soldiers and sailors relief,
or working on WPA projects may
secure food order stamps.
A o. KnutSon, city clerk, is the stamp
issuing officer for the Ely territory, and
food stamps may be secured at his
Office in the city hall
Surplus commodities will no longer
be distributed through the welfare
boards warehouse system, but may be
secured directly from Ely food stores.
Participation in the plan is entirely
voluntary on the part of eligible people,
but once they start they must continue
in order to remain eligible
A new list of available surplus COM
modities will be issued this weekend.
The ones distributed to local grocery
stores during the past week will not be
in effect after July 1. In the past
these lists have included such foods as
butter, eggs, pork lard, corn meal, dried
prunes, oranges, wheat flour, pork,
raisins, dry beans, fresh peas, rice,
hominy grits, and fresh spinach.
Food stamps cannot be used to paw
old bills. They can be used only for
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TO
AMELIA LOGAR
Ely Girl Honored by St. Louis
University; Miss Skradski
Receives Diploma.

Miss Amelia c. Logar, who was grad
uated from the MiSericordia hospital
school of nursing in Milwaukee, June 6,
has been awarded fellowship in St.
Louis university, st. Louis, Mo. Making
the award was the Rev. FIR. AlphonSe
NJ. Schwitalla, dean of the school Of
nursing at the university
The fellowship will entitle Miss Logar
to two years of study at the university,
which she will enter Aug. %. She will
come to Ely, Aug. 8, for visit before
going to st. Louis.
Miss Logar was graduated from the
Ely high school in 1887, and is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Logar
Another Ely girl was also graduated
from Milwaukee nurses school in
June. She is Miss katherine Skradski,
who received her diploma from the
Milwaukee county hospital after COM
plotting three-year course Miss
SNadsh is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Skradski She will be home
next month for visit with her parents.