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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-13

NllAI LEN oG 11AN
Gayle slept but little that night.
She barely remembered seeing the
party break up, although she hoped
she had shown presence OF mlnd
enough to say gracious good nights.
Most of the last courtesy was d.
rected at Jeremy Tucker, anyway,
since he was the honored one.
She was awake at dawn and she
dressed at once and went down.
stairs. But she didn't get her hoped
for chance to think alone.
Good morning!' Mr.. Merriield
spoke heartily, surprising her from
behind a stone column on tn e
porch. up so soon after the par
tyr
"Oh! Good morning.
You'll have breakfast with me?
In Just a minute or two now"
She had to agree. And it was
pleasant, really, eating with him
and enjoying his kindly courtesy.
He pulled out her chair for her,
and said grace for the two of them,
and served her from the big bowl
of cereal that was placed before
them, and poured cream for her.
and otherwise was courtly. S e
couldn't help loving the old man.
She wished he we're her own
grandfather. She had never mad
one, could barely remember e
own father, in fact. :.
The s~ociability here made her all
the more determined to keep the
new worry away from his ears. AS
soon as she could she went quietly
to the maid, the butler, and to Bill
Bailey and pledged them anew to
secrecy in the matter of the theft
of last evening.
After all, it was only a thou
sand dollar loss, and there was in
surance,' she said. The Tways
are well to do. Don't upset MIR.
Merrifield, or dear old Mr..
Weems."
Right" said Bill. But I've been
thinking. I've got some IDEAS"
What, Bill?"
81 think I know something. May
b. not, but I'm going to play my
bunch, on my own
Tell mel
Not now. Wait'Il I'm sure
Bill Bailey, l hate you! Last
night you said you were in love
and then you shut up about it. Now
this!"
He smiled back at her, tousled
her hair quickly and ducked to
avoid a blow she aimed at him.
They hadn't much time for teas
ing and cutting up, however, be-
cause preparations for the play,
Maid to Measure" had to be COM
pleted fast. First it was necessary
to prepare the theater itself. Fold
ing chairs were rented, and this
Wednesday morning Bill supervis-
ed placing them in the two big
bathrooms even while rehearsal was
under way. A few properties had
to be borrowed, and he himself had
to paint some scenery for Act 2. It
was an outdoor scene, and by using
shrub cuttings nailed to portable
floor boards they could do wonders;
but a backdrop of blue sky was
necessary to make the artificial
sunlight realistic. Bill stretched
the canvas and put on the blue.
Bill, too, had arbitrarily re-writ-
ten the play in small measure, so
as to include just q main male
part and two lesser one One Of
the lesser he had forced on Jer.
envy; the other he would play him.
self, doubling after playing I'll c
male lead. And he had written in
two minor feminine roles so that
all six of the girls, in addition te
Gayle, could be accommodated.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
A FOLDMJJVESEK SEM

varnak boomot, de mindell
esetre turheto kilatasokkal nez-
mex az vi eyre.
A hideg idok a buza arat
feltornasztak ismet egy dollar
ra bar joggal panaszkodnak
a tengeri arara, veszteseget oft
sem szenvednek.
Sovany eyre van kilatasa a
deli allamok gyapot es dohany
farmerjenek, inert gyapotbol
is, dohanybol is tulsagos sok
van raktaron. S kuIonosen a
dohany kulfoldi vev5je, Anglia,
egeszen elmaradt az amerikai
piactol, hogy bevasarlasaival a
tor0k0knek kedvezzen.
A legnehezebb sorsban van
max a gyiimolcs es zoldseg
termelok, kulonosen azok, akik
a deli allamokbol most jottek
volna a piacra. A nagy fagy-
hullam ki0lt minden kesz ter
NEST es multi napokban Cuba
latta ell az Egyesiilt Allamokat
friss zoldseggel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
ROOSEVELT BEKEvEL PRoBALKOZIK

haborus heyzet egyk legfontosabb esemenyenek
welt enok p-obalkozasat tara vag amey kfejezetten
beke egeremes fee Tranquil Az enok termeszeesen sokal
bb diplomatic hogysem nytan beszene beke fel6 de ao
besz hogy annak eoeetelet kvanja tanulanyoz es
aapitani, amennyben mai helyzet meett ehetseges
washington Feher Hazban tartott szokasos ujsagir6
halgatason varatlanu megeent Coell Hull kgyminszter
magahoz hvta es enok arulasava ell
mondta hogy Summer Welles heyette kugyiniszter az
haon utnak ndul Europa fele es seleges ALA
moon xviii meg fogja laogatn Anga olaszorszagot Fran
caosgot s Neetorszgot hogy kozveen tapasztalaokat
szerezzen haborus helyzet fe6.
Mr. Weles, = mondotta Hull kilugyminszter, ter
meszeesen nncs fehatamazva hogy az Egyest Ala
neveben akar anatokat egyen aka kotelezettgeket
vallaljon barmi tekintetben.
hivataos nyilatkozat ezenkiv kovetkezoket monda:
Keentette tovabba kliigyminiszer, hogy tekinet-
ARA mszerint eenseges osszetk0zesek folynak vlag
sok reszben tekntee hogy eek osszeozsek be-
foyas gyakoroak emleges orsagokra ekintete ovabba
seeges orszagoknak kvansagra, hogy bekes vi
szonyok legyenek helyreava es vagbeket teetsek meg
egeseges taros aapon dpoaca erntkezest kerestnk
egyes semeges aokkal es ezt erinkezest vasneg
0sszes semeges kormanyokka e foguk eobb vagy uobb
venni
Hangsulyozni kel azonban hogy megbeszelesek
foganak magukban semmee tervet vagy terveket ha
el6zees tanulmanyok hogy mkent lehetne
egezseges nezeko gazdasag rendsze feltan es ugyan
egesz vagon katona fefegyverkeze
Olyan kerdesek, amelyek mai haborus heyzeet erin
t eozees anacskozasoknak soan lesznek
bolygatva beszegeesek tereszeesen ktereszhetok
most enyegukben csaks jovo
bell beke ket legfontosabb pontjara vonatkozhatnak
Welles helyetes kulgymniszter ebruar lien kezdodo
utja lenyegeben egbizatasra emekeztet aelyet vi
lagaboru iden Woodrow Wilson elnok adot Colonel M
rzee es aney ut oyan vegzete kovetkezenyekkel
j&t azert igen egyoldau ebernek bizonyut
A4VISSZAHATAS A HARCDL6 NEMZETEKNEL
WeIles heyettes kgyinszter eropai utjanak vissza-
hatsa mondhato egye6re nagyon kedvez6nek beke e
kr1teteben. m<=<a~
Az ango kornny eg felhzatalos nyatkozatot adott XII
anely Welles eog kapni mnden szukseges eva
gositas taioaatas aeyek ryen Roosevelt elnok abba
eyzetbe ut hogy euroai heyzeet sokkal tiszabban
itelhesse meg. Nj ~
= Az angolhvatalos korbks sgyehkent, mondia fel
hvataos nyilatkozat latjak Summer Wees
londoni latogatas6t.< s*Ia %- M
Es veg zango es francia koranykorok ugy nylatkoz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
A MUNKA FRONTJAN

e1eg mozgalmas volt az ell
r1ult het. A Federal Labor Re
lation Board ujabb rendeletet
adott XII Ford ellen, hogy egyik
california; gyaraban hagyja
abba a szervezetek elleni il
gatasat.
Fordek kijelentettek, hogy
mem engedelmeskednek a rem
deletnek, inert a szabad $40 jo.
gat az alkotmany epen ugy
biztositja Henry Ford, mint a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
A KATOLIKUS
F0PAPSAG

varatlan es megiep0 hataro-
zatot hozott munkas ugyekbell
Washingtonban a mutt heten.
AIT a tan&csot adjak a nem-
zetnek, hogy a jelenlegi union
rendszer helyett ITALIAN eletre
lehetne es kellene kelteni a
regi ceh-rendszert valamilyelr
modernebb formajat, amelyben
a munkaado egy szervezethe
tartoznek a munkassa]. &
Mem valoszinu, hogy jelen
legi tomegtermeles korszaka-
ban ez a rendszer bevalna s
biztosra vehetjiik, hogy semmi-
fele ilyen mozgalmat mem tiir-
nenek a munkasvezerek, akik-
mex szazezrei eloskodnek a
union rendszeren.
De dicseretes torekves a ka-
tolikus egyhaz fopapjainak 8
reszerol, hogy elenken fogia1-
koznak a munkasok szoclalfS
problemaival, aminel feltetle-
nil meg lesz a maga hatasa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
HI D. tt s " ID NJ Il q

iFolytataS a 4-lk oldalroD
hatalmas ipari es kereskedelmi
fellendules lenne az egesz vi
lagoon.
De eltekintve a haborutoi
vagy beketol, a tavasz elejere
minden joggal nemi fellendu-
lest varhatunk ebben az or
szagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
beketargyalasok celszerise,

a beketargyalasok celszeriise-
get mem latta.
Hosszabb es elenkebb vitara
adott alkalrlat az a kereS>
hogy az AFL tamogassa, a fold
alatti nemet szocialista mozgal-
mat tovabb is, amt bizonyoSE
korlatok kozt a jov6ben is
megteSznek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
HABORU vagy BEKE

ak hogy orommel fogadjak kuugyminszternek sele
aamok k0rben vao tagyalasat bkere es annak fell
teteleire vonatkoz6ag
Ere nyilatkozatra amerika lapok tunyomo resze
AIT egy hogy atszat szernt angook bznak abba
hogy Weles eppen ugy udak maid maguk javara beolya
solni, mint annak ideen House ezredessel tettek
Berlinben naz kormany egyk tagja ugy nyilatkozot
hogy Wees europa uta rdekes de arro vemenyt
alkotn ehet addg amg annak celia sokka obban sz
tazva nincs.
iterek tehat ugy latak hogy weles sokkal komoyabb
szandekkal megy Europaba mint AIT Washngtonban fet
tetk es mines kzarva hogy ha heyzeet csak nemieg
semleges orszagon keres hatarozott bkeajanato
Roosevelt eln0k ad nagyon szeretne beket hereaan
azonnal.
egyidejuleg megy Romaba az vi vatikani megb
zott Myron Taylor Washngtonban er6sen hangsuyoz
zak hogy ennek semmi osszefggese Wees
ava Ha azonban Roaban Weles atogatast tenne papa
nal akor ketsetelen esz hogy eseeges bekeanaokat
Vatikan foga tenn hadvseo nemzeteknek.
A NEMETEK UJRA TAMADNAK
Hitler Adolf oytaa tengeri tamadasokat Anglia
es pedg f6leg rep6gepek uan Are volt eddg peda
egyszere 15z nemet repogp jelent meg ango parok
menten nagy fglelme fordottak arra hogy csaks
ev6 haokat amadak meg es meg veetlenl tegye
mex semrni kart bekes polgari lakossag soraiban.
nemet eentesek szerint szazotven repulogep tama
dasa nyoc kereskedem haova tee szegenyebbe angelo
kat amre vszon angolok azza eenek hogy ugyanekor
egyk hahaouk ket neet tengeraattaro tudott elyeez
egyszere $50 nerpet replogep een ango partok
nameek ext ango elentest mesenek mondjak es gu
nyosan esz hozza hogy gaz is lenne angol ente
meg akkor lenne neetek kara akkora mint amnot
agook egyetlen nagy kereskedem halo esyeszeeve
vedtek hoott nyoc pusztult ell.
szazotven nemet repulogep k0z angook csak egyet
udtak lel6ni amt azza magyaraznak hogy nemetek ko
zelebe mentek ango partna ahol egved6 agyuk
nak hanem bztos tavosagb6 bomba0ak ango kereske
delm haj6kat Mkor ango hahaj6k fevonuasa megkez
d6dot akkor repl6k hatat fordtottak es
ek csak egy gep ot 6tavosagba es ait ango zerek
Ell is taaltak ovegeikkel.
Nagyon helyesen mondja angol kormany:
tengeri forgalmunk ellen inditot hason1o taadasok
eetnek ugyan kele1neenek, nostani fog
ak eldonen harcaszati szerpontb6 mem naondhat6k
eentekenyeknek Is dontoknek
Ezzel s0emben nemet jelentes amely mindig gunyos
ICY valaszol: 1eA"
Az angol kormany AIT alitja hogy repu6gepeink ta
madasa angol otta ellen lenyeges Ha enyeges
akor mier kovekezett e olyan gyorsan kornany
delet hogy rcus kezve angol pogr hetenkent csak
ketszer kaphat hust es akkor tobbe mint amenny ne
met brodalom pogarai kapnak? Ha tenge szitas
taan lenne akor Anglia duslakodhatna eelmiszerek
ben hoott polgara koplalnak.
Az ellentmondo elenesek aapan lehet helyzetet
megten Ketsegtelen hogy Nemetorszagban eezes veg
teen gyenge de ugy atszik hogy ango pogar erez
kezd er6sen haborut
ZAVAROK VANNAK FRANCIAORSZAGBAN
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
AZ AFL VEZERKARA

a multi heten folytatta a
miami-i gyUleset, de egesz he
ten mem volt egyetlen szavuk
sem, amely megbelyegezte vol
ma azokat a gangstereket es
racketeereket, akik az AFL-ben
vezeto szerepekbe -izliroztak
magukat.
Ehelyett tamadtak, tobb ke-
vesebb joggaG, a CIO-t S meg
kertek az elnokot, hogy hozza
nyilvanossagra Lewisnak a va
laszat ARA a karacsonyi ke-
resre, hogy a ket szervezet kozt
a beketargyalasokat folytassak.
A feher haz eleget tett a ke-
resnek es az orszag ebbol meg
tuota, hogy John L. Lewis la-
racsonykor kereken megtagad-
ia a Roosevelt kereset, inert
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
szervezet szoszolojanak a sza-

szervezet szoszolojanak a sza-
nara.
A Republic Steel megfelleb-
bette a Boardnak a parancsat,
amely kozel otezer embernek
q munkaba valo visszahelyeze-
set rendelte ell per honapja S
bejelentette, hogy rendelet
ellen a Supreme Courthoz for
dulnak.
Maga a Labor Board azon-
ban az eleteert es epsegeert
kenytelen az egyik kongresszusi
bizottsag el6tt kuzdeni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15

o Egy milIio dollar sok 'ktil0nboz0
dolgot jeIenthet sok embernek. A
Standard Oil akaImazottak Mu-
tual Benefit Association-ja altaI
eIhunyt aIkalmazottak orokoseinek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15

az elmuIt II ev aIatt
kifizetett egy miIli6
dollar segitseget es
kenyeImet ieIentett
- abban a kritikus
idoben, amikor a ko-
ny0rtelen.. haIai.. ell.
szoIitott e q y-e gy
soHIOlT.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
zAvAROK vANNAK FRANCIAORszAGBAN

ZAVAROK VANNAK FRANCIAORSZAGBAN
Ugy latszik, hogy Daader kormany napa meg vannak
szamlava e nagyon enyeges vatozasok varha6k inden
planaban franca bepoitka teren aelyeknek hAborura
is eros befolyasuk esz.
francia eenzek rakenyszeette kormanyt arra hogy
kepvse6haz zart esben targyalja nemze vedee
vezesenek kerdeset.
Daader EFT er6sen ellenezte es ada be
strgee mig elene, ehat kor1nany meett csak 227
vazat volt.
Huszonket esztend6 tarott zart uest franca
er6szakolta XII Az eemeny muta hogy Blum ismet
set inszterenok lesz Forduatot hozna habors hey
zetben s inert Blum sokszor hangsuyoza hogy mai habo
r Nemetorszg ellen csaks angolok osztonzesre ndo
tax es abban anciaknak nncs sok keresniva6uk inert
hasznot bel6e remelhetnek. %@21 axR~@ #~
Ugy hiszi hogy ha Blum jutna iset kormanyra akkor
mnden aron val6 beket hangozanA ami angel baratsag
elhidegileset jelentenE @e.- afsa ~s.s
zart u9st egyebken egyszer megszaktoak es he 6ras
sznet utan folyatak Szkszavu leteek szernt nagyon
alaposan megtattak francia t0venyhozok habous hey
zete es vita soran volt semmi olyan jelenet ami
francia nernzet melt6sagat erintette volna.
Befoyasoni probalta Dalader zart uest azzal hogy
annak megnytasa el6 hazkutatas tarott egy epleben
melyben at6ag neet Gestapo, hhedt titkos rend
o~seg fohadiszaasa volt Ebben epletben probaak ne
met kemek meglaptan hogy voltakeppen mekora Daader
pokai ere es hogy ehetsegese bukasa oyanfoan hogy
heyebe egy olyan mniszeen0k ker0n a bekere haando
Londonban kellemeten feltunest keltett anca fordu
lat amey sok jot varnak es ameyet haboru idejen
nem tartanak ceszeriinek.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-09-19
Registration Cards Will be
Numbered for Draw to be
Made in Washington.

Three and one-half weeks from now
Ely men between the ages of 81 and
35 years, inclusive, must register in
compliance with the selective con-
scription act which became law, Mon
day. A proclamation issued by Presi-
dent set the date as Oct. Is.
Each registration card will be given
a number by a local draft board and
the numbers sent to Washington. Fed
eral authorities will draw a series OF
numbers, and Ely men having CORES
ponding numbers will be first subject
to service under the law.
They will be sent questionnaires in
the order their numbers were drawn
asking the number of dependents, &C.
cupation, etc., and which is eight pages
in length. Supporting affdavits will be
required, and no mans answers will be
taken for granted.
| On the basis of this information they
will be placed in four classes, available
for immediate service, service deferred
because of employment in vital &C.
equations, service deferred because Of
dependents, and service deferred by
law-ministers, legislative, executive
and judicial officials, and conscientiou
DIRECTORS (the last named are liable TO,
non-combatant service.)
Then, after passing physical examin
ations, Ely's quota to fill the total TO
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-09-19
Ely Masons Attend
5Oth Birthday Rites
of Tower Chapter
Vermilion Lodge Organized
in 1890; Oldest on the
Iron Ranges.
J. TREGEAR NOW HEAD
w. P. Chinn, Dick Mitchell,
Chauncey Cotton, Guest
Speakers at Rites.

A delegation Of Ely MaSonS at
tended the 50th anniversary of the
founding Of the Tower Masonic lodge on
Saturday.
IN the party were Wilson Carlson,
Al Coombe, DR.. o. w. Parker, DR.. H,
j. Lockhart, DR.. George T. AyreS,
Henry Berg, B. o. Strachan, Ed. c.
Jones, William Paulos, Gordon Trem-
bath, Frank DiNino, Helmer Olson and
Joseph Krall, members of the Ely
lodge, and Archie Swanson a Tower
member who accompanied the party to
the celebration.
The festivities opened at o'clock
in the afternoon with an open house
and welcome to visiting members. The
lodge was formally opened at this hour
with the session being attended by
officers of the Minnesota Grand Lodge,
Past Grand Masters and members of
Ely and Mesaba range lodges as well
as from other sections.
Open House followed the formal
opening after recess had been de-
clared. A reception to the acting
Grand Master, Chauncey Cotton of
Duluth, followed the recess. The
minutes of the first meeting on Sept.
10, 1890, were read and James Beatty,
senior past master, gave brief history
of the lodge. Mr.. Cotton made his adj
dress on behalf of the Minnesota grand
master. Past Master E. j. Morcom
sealed the posterity box and the after
noon program closed with a golden
anniversary address by Dick Mitchell
of Mountain Iron, senior grand deacon.
A banquet was given at the Soudan
auditorium at $50 p M at which
WorShipful Master John Tregear acted
as master of ceremonies. The Rev E.
H. Bull gave the invocation and Mr..
Tregear made the address of welcome
which was responded to by w. P.
Chinn of Duluth, past master.
Vermilion Lodge No. 1877 as the Tower
Lodge is known, was organized in 1890
under special dispensation and was
granted charter early the following
year This lodge is recognized as the
mother lodge of all range Masonic
lodges as the Eveleth, Virginia and
Ely lodges were later organized.
When the Ely lodge was formed its
first membership consisted almost en-
tirely of members of the Tower lodge.
After the withdrawal of the Ely men,
bers, the parent order experienced a
slump for some time or until new re-
cruits were initiated to fill the depleted
roster At the present time the lodge
is in a prosperous condition and in
recent years acquired a handsome
building which has been remodeled into
club and lodge rooms.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-09-19
Junior College to Open
Memorial Stadium Friday

DiNino, will play concert between the
halves of both the Hibbing and Coler-
aine games.
No special dedicatory ceremonies have
been planned, according to Buckley,
who said that the teams were out to
win, with the christening of the field
being of secondary Importance. He
pointed out that both Eveleth and
Virginia high schools had been defeated
in games dedicating their new grid
irons, following elaborate ceremonies
marking the events
Buckley refused to acknowledge that
he had suddenly become superstitious,
but in any event, though there may be
lack of flag raising and speaking
ceremonies, there will not be any de-
ficiency in thrill-producing pig-skin
Juggling.
Coach Barney Banks of the Jaysees,
whose 1910 charges have yet to prove
their metal under fire, has announced
the following tentative starting lineup:
Frank Povhe, veteran from last year,
and Dan Mestnik, high school lumin-
airy, ends; Ed Klun and John Zaic,
who eat up the game like hungry
lumberjacks, tackles; Tony Stukel, all
conference center last year, and Peter
Handberg, another talented member of
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-09-19
TO OPEN HOTEL
ELY LOUNGE
Joseph komatar Sets Formal
Opening of New, Extensive
Business Development.

The Hotel Ely Lounge will hold its
formal opening, Saturday, according to
an announcement by Joseph Komatar,
manager Ultra modern in design, it
will be one of Ely's finest meeting
places.
The front of the building and the
ground floor have been completely re-
built, with very modernistic theme
being followed throughout Marking
one of the most extensive business de-
velopments of the year in Ely, the
Lounge has the newest of materials
used in it's construction.
The building was purchased several
months ago by Komatar The hotel
portion will be operated as in the past,
with John Komatar as clerk. The lobby
has street entrance and is to the
east side of the building.
White structural glass trimmed with
black was used to give the front a
very striking appearance. In the CEN
ter is an octagon-shaped window Doors
are of Louvrex glass, the latest in this
type material.
The interior color scheme is ivory
and cream, with fixtures in walnut
All booths are upholstered in leather
with three circular ones featuring the
layout of the lounge.
Anderson and Dahl had the genera,
contract for remodeling of the hote
lobby; C. Hanks did the interior decor
ating; Louis Garni was in charge Of
the mason work, and the Veranth Fue
and Lumber company provided the
materials.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-09-19
MRS. GREBEKc
FUNERAL HELD
Resident of Ely for 35 Years
Buried Monday; Succumbs
After Long Illness.

Funeral services for Mrs. Frank
Grebenc were conducted Monday morn
ing at nine o'clock from ST. Anthony's
Catholic church, the Rev. FIR Frank
Mihelcic in charge. Burial was in the
Ely cemetery.
Mrs Grebenc, 48 years old, died last
Thursday night at her home after a
long illness. She was born April 7,
1892, in Pregorica, Yugoslavia, and had
1892, in Pregorica, Yugoslavia, and has
been resident of this city for 35 years,
coming here on July Is, 1905 from her
native land.
Surviving are her husband, four
daughters, Mrs. Mary Lustik, Ann and
Molly, Ely, and Mrs. Angela Buffalo
Duluth; three sons, Edward, Stanley
and Albert, Ely; her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Klun, and a sister, Mrs
John Bobin, Gary-West Duluth. There
are eight grandchildren.
She was a member of st. Anthony s
lodge, KSKJ; Mary Immaculate Con-
ception, SSCU, and Ladies Union of
America.
Pail bearers were Anton Perushek,
Anton Pechek, John Mehle, John Otrin,
Frank Chernivetz. and John Chernivetz
Among the out-of-town people attend
ing the services were the Anton Grebenc
family of Aurora, the John Bobin
family of Duluth, and Mrs. L1uis
Stefanich and Mrs. John zobitz, Jr., of
Tower. The Ely Mortuary was in
charge of the body
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SSCU TO have
NAME CHANGED
Convention Concluded Monday
With Naming of Officers;
Elyites Reelected.

Another step toward complete amer
icanization" of the South Slavonic
Catholic Union, a national fraternal
society with 1876 lodges in % states,
with headquarters in this city, was eff
fected prior to adjournment Monday
when delegates voted 125 to 38 to
change the name of the organization.
Power 10 select the new name was
vested in the supreme board of the
society.
After completing II years as supreme
president of the organization, Paul
Bartel, Waukegan, ILL.,, was succeeded
by Janko NJ Rogelj, short story writer
and a former supreme trustee of the
society. Other officers elected were ::
Frank Okoren, Denver, Colo, first vice
president; Paul j. Oblock, Center, Pa,
second vice president; Joseph Kovach,
Ely, third vice president; Anton Kra-
penc, Chicago, ILL.,, fourth vice presi-
dent; Joseph Sneler, Pittsburgh, Pa,
fifth vice president; Mary Predovich,
Butte, Mont, sixth vice president.
anton ZbaSnlK, Ely, supreme Secre-
tary; Frank Tomsich, Jr., assistant
supreme secretary; Anton Tauzely,
Krayn, Pa, alternate; Louis Champa,
Ely, supreme treasurer; Dr. F. j. Arch,
Pittsburgh, supreme medical examiner;
Anton Terbovec, Cleveland, editor, Off
cial organ; Stanley Pechaver, Ely, as
sistant editor; John Kumse, Lorain,
Ohio, chairman; Frank Vranichar,
Joliet, ILL.,, Matt Anzelc, Aurora, Mimi,
Andrew Milavec, Meadowlands, Pa,
and Frank j. Kress, Pittsburgh, Pa,
board of trustees; Anton Okolish, Bar