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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
ANCL|ANAK PENz
IS SzUKSECES

Amint az elore lathato volt,
Anglia elerkezett ahhoz az
idoponthoz, amikor a hadisze-
reken, repilogepeken es halo
kon xviii penzre is sziiksege
van, hogy a haborut folytatni
tudja a diktatorokkal szemben.
EFT most amerikai nagyk0-
vete, Lord Lothian utjan tud-
tara adta az Egyesiilt Allamok
nepenek, inert annak koruna
nya mar regen tudta EFT, de
amig Anglia mem kert nyiltan,
addig mem nyilatkozhatott a
kerdesben.
Lord Lothian visszateroben
az Egyesult Allamokba maga-
val hozza egyik tarsat, a hires
angol kozgazdaszt, Siam lor-
dot, akinek feladata az lesz,
hogy az Egyesult Allamokban
Anglia reszere megfelel6 meny-
nyisegii dollart szerezzen.
A johnson torveny ait mond-
ia XII ez lido szerint, hogy olyan
orszagnak, amely a vilaghabo-
ru idejen vagy utana adott kol-
cs0n0kkel adosunk, Sc az anne
rikai kormany, Sc magan ban
karok kolcson0ket mem adhat-
max. Hadiszereket es mas anya-
gokat a modositott semlegesse-
gi t0rveny alapjan ugyan ad-
hatni ilyen orszagoknak is, de
csak az esetben, de az aru kesz-
penzben XII lett fizetve es ait a
haboruban lev6 orszag mar az
amerikai partokon tulajdona-
ba vette.
EFT kellene modositani
ahhoz, hogy Anglianak penzt
es hitelt lehessen adni, anint
ait most kerni is fogja, hogy
a harcot folytathassa.
Akarmilyen eros ellenzeki
harcok varhatok e tekintetben,
szinte ketsegtelennek latszik,
hogy a t0rvenyt Washington
ban meg fogjak valtoztatni,
bar nagyon szerencsetlen do
log tortent k0zben. Galbraith,
az angol-amerikai bevasarl6
bizottsag feje New York varo-
saban ait mondta:
Aglianak az lesz a leg
dics6segesebb es legboldogabb
napja, amikor az Egyesiilt Al
lamok Anglia oldalan ujra be-
lep a haboruba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
MEM LEHET
MINDEN

kongresszment azzal vadolni,
hogy ezekiel a javaslatokkal
a toke erdekeit akarjak szol-
galni, bar terneszetesen a
reakcio es a nagyt6ke minden
ilyen tiinetet es az egesz jelen-
legi helyzetet XII akarja es XII
fogja maid hasznalni.
AIT sem lehet allitani, hogy
'minden ilyen sztrajk a mum
kasok hibajabol tortenik.
Tizennyolc ember slow-work-
sztrajkja Matt peldaul haza-
kuldtek a multi heten husz-
ezer embert az auto iparban
a munkabol.
Lehetseges, hogy a tizen-
nyolc ember tenyleg megga.
tolt egy par ezer embert q
munkaban, de tobb a valoszi.
nuseg, hogy a gyarak ezzel, 8
drasztikus intezkedesekkel seer
zaclova akartak az esetet fel.
fujni, hogy a kongresszusi be-
avatkozasra elokeszitsek a k0z.
velemenyt es ait surgessek.
Minthogy a mostani helyze'
tet fel lehet es fel fogjak hasz
nalni a munkasok ellen, nekiE
kell rata lenni, hogy ARA NJ
adjanak alkalmat, anig ell le
het egy sztrajkot kerulni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
III ET l. s II e NJ l. E

aluminium ipar munkasainak
a sztrajkja nagyon kellemetlen
hatassal voltak a munkasok
ugyere.
A nemzet .minden aron a
fegyverkezes mellett van, AIT
mindenki .gyorsitani szeretne,
ertheto hat, .hogy a legfonto-
sabb vedelmi iparagakban elo-
fordulo sztrajk senkinek mem
tetszik.
Mem is probaljak tagadni,
hogy mikor a Vultee-gyar a
munkasok berk0veteleseit haj-
lando volt megadni, kommu-
nista elemek a sztrajkot meg
egy hetig elhuztak, S ennek
termeszetes .kovetkezmenye az
lett, hogy a kongresszus meg
SzOlalt.
T0bb javaslatot nyujtottak
be maris, amelyek reszben meg
nehezitenek, reszben lehetet-
lenne tennek a sztrajkot ebben
a nemzetk0zi valsagban fegy-
verkezesre dolgozo iparban,
ha meg egy par sztrajk lesz
akkor valamelyik javaslatbol
elobb-utobb t0rveny lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
MA Macy GONDOT
AID Az A TENY,

hogy bizonyos alap-iparok
mar ma sem kepesek eleget,
tenni a Tlemzetvtdelem, az an
gol rendelesek S a bekes ipar-
agak szuksegleteinek, ezek
kozt elso helyen van a nehez
ipar.
Az acelgyartas ma szaz sza-
zalekos uzemben van, S meg a
nemzetvedelem osszes rendele-
sein mem is dolgoznak.
A vallalatok felnek atttol, hogy
ipartelepeiket nagyitsak, inert
ha veget er a haborus silk
seglet, a tetlen gyarak fenn-
tartasa oriasi osszegeket ige.
nyel. S rnagat a befektetest is
nehez megkeresni harom-negy
ev alatt, amennyi id6re a je-
lenlegi fegyverkezesi program
kiterjed.
Valoszinu, hogy megis vi te-
lepek epiteset fogjak elhata-
rozri, esetleg olyan formaban
hogy a befektetest a nemzet-
mex kell viselni.
Ugyanez a helyzet all fem
termeszetesen a repiilogep, d
gepszerszam, S altalaban a
fegyverkezesi iparban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
SEM A KORMANYBAN,

a kongresszus tobbsegeben
mines "a hajlandosag, hogy ra-
iiljenek az amerikai munkasra,
dacara annak, hogy a kon-
gresszus reakcios tagjai ebbol
a celbol mindent el akarnak
k0vetni.
De a haborus hiszteria
k0nnyen a munkasok ellen for
dulhat, ha a honvedelmi ipar-
agakban ok nelkiil vagy Csc
kelly okokbol sztrajkolnak, xii
l0n0sen olyan helyeken, ahol a
szervezetek szerz0desei a vitak
bekes elintezesere megadjak
az alkalmat; mint pl. az auto
iparban.
Egyebkent a sztrajkok sza-
ma ismet szaporodott, amt
mem lehet csodalni, S ami
minden k0riilmenyek kozt el6
fog a jovoben is fordulni. Resi-
ben azert, inert az enelked6
arak jogot adnak a magasabt
napszamra, reszben azert inert
a prosperitasban, erthet6en e.
joggal, a munkasok is osz.
TONI akarnak.
A multi het vegen az orszae
kiil0nb0zo reszeiben es ipar.
agaiban nyolcvanezernel t0bt
embert tartottak kint Sztraj.
kOk a munkabol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
A MUNKA "
FRONTJAN SOK

szomoru dolog t0rtent a
mutt heten. A Vultee reptile
gepgyar sztrajkjat ugyan be-
fejeztek, de az, valamint az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05

Minden toga meg van min
den foldmiivesnek, hogy 194l-
ben jo szezont .remeljen, inert
a belfoldi fogyasztas erosen fel
fog szOkni minden termes-
ben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
Az AMERICAN
FEDERATION

of Labor konvenciojat befe-
jeztek, de azon mem egesz
munkat vegeztek.
Tetszett a nemzetnek az a
merseklet, amit a nagygyiiles
tanusitott, tetszett hogy Green
a sztrajkok esetleges teIes ell
keruleset kilatasba helyezte, S
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05

Must az ifju, gerjed6 Dor a
legeny, tisztabor a ferfi, az 6sz
pedig az elet ork6iiledeke.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
A KERESKEDELEM
is KEDVEZ0

ielentest adott vegre a multi
heten, inert "a karacsonyi va
sarlasokat orszagszerte meg
kezdtek.
Egy ideig a sorozas vesze-
delme sok csaladot tartott
vissza a vasarlastol, de az emel
kedo arak lattara abba ma
radt a vevo-kozonseg sit
down sztrajkja ma mar attol
sem felnek, hogy - az euro
PAL hirek kovekezteben = az
arak es ertekek allandoan le-
{ cfele csusznak a tozsdeken.
A tozsde hullamzasait far
merck erik a legszomo morubban,
inert "a beke-ijedtsegek nem-
ccsak az eertekpapirokat, de a
buzal esr husarakat, valamint a
odohany sarakat, is lehuzzak. -
TEzzel szemben jobb piacra
tarthatnak szanot a deli es
,nyugati zoldseg termel6k, akik
mex oasterneset sviszont a par
'het elottf Macy fagy nagyresz-
ben eeiverte. d -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
MAGYAR AMERIKA
| Macy

es oszinte saj jnalkozassal
bucsuzik Pelenyi Janos ma
gyar kovettol, aki a multi he
ten lemondott.
Pelenyi jofornlan egesz ele-
tet az Egyesult Allamokban
toltotte S akarmilyen szeren-
essen valasztja meg a ma
gyar kormany az utodat, ezt
az eleten szerzett tapasztalatot
'bajosan lesz kepes a leendo
kovet potolni.
Washington nagyon nehez
poszt lesz a jelenlegi, nemzet-
kozi helyzetben, mikor a ten
gelyt lit mem ugyan formalis,
de tenyleges ellensegnek tekin-
tik a magyar kovetsegnek az
amerikai kormanyhoz es koz-
velemenyllez valo viszonya
kozvetett hatassal lehet min
den amerikai magyar sorsara
Amilyen sajnalattal bucsu.
xix Magyar-Amerika Peleny
Janostol, annyi joakaratta.
kell a kinevezendo utodat TO
gadni, hogy Magyar-Ameriks
allaspontja ne kepezzen aka
dalyokat, hanem inkabb Sc
git6 kezet az igazan nehe'
mllnkaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
TRENTON MAGYARSAGA

vonta niagara Magyar Anne
rika figyelmet a multi heten.
Trenton helyi lapjanak, a Fig
getlensegnek huszon0t ewes ju-
bileumat iinnepeltek S annak
meretei messze tulterjedtek
Trenton hataran, ,g>
Az amerikai magyar sajto
egyik legertekesebb organuma
a Fuggetlenseg, amt egy ne
gyedszazaddal ezelott Zambory
Sandor inditott ktzdelmes, de
ragyogoan ertekes utjara S a
lap befolyasat azota az egesz
Magyar Amerikaban szakadat-
lanul ereztek.
Orosz Antal szerkeszt6- -tulaj-
donos sulya es egyenisege szin-
ten amerikai aranyu S az egesz
amerikai magyarsag szeretettel
fordult a multi heten Trenton
fele, amelynek magyar kol6nia-
ia ertekes, alkot6 amerikai ma
gyar munkast es kitUn6 lapot
ad mindannyiunk szamara.
Trenton magyarsaga onma-
CAROL allitotta XII a megertes,
az intelligencia bizonyitvanyat
mikor tanusagot tett, hogy
megbecsiili azokat, akik erte
dolgoznak ait a lapot, amely
negyedszazad ota faklya az
amerikai magyar eletben.
Ha Orosz Antal f0ldi javakat
mem szerzett maganak, amire a
magyar lapkiad6k mem is sza-
mitanak ebben az eletben, ab-
ban a tudatban indul a hatar-
Ik6t6l masodik negyedszazada
fele, hogy Trenton magyarsa.
gan kiviil vele van Magyar
Amerika minden j6erzesii ma.
gyarja.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-01
White Phantoms Laborlng
To Come Back At Clemson

in Il series OF expected brilliant M
dividual duelS. :,
Gla!nack has averaged i -
points for Is games. and the one
;are Carolina lost TO Wake Forest
came when Glamack. bottled up by
two men. got in the hole on three
fouls and couldn't take any chances
thereafter on either offense or de-
t'en$e.
SEVERN came through III his usual
style. However. the other forwards
were off their game on the floor
and at the goal. The passing was
also ragged and erratic. And Jimmy
Howard. usually 1 dependable point
yetter. and Al Mathe> both failed 10
come through with their expected
quota Of points at guard.
1t may just have been an OH
night for North Carolina and hot
one for Wake Forest. but Coach
Bill Lange figures the White Phan-
toms will have to play 4 different
brand OF ball 10 have L chance
against Clemson. and is overhaullng
and working over the Tar Heel
court machine accordingly.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-01
UNC Boxers
Prepare For
VPI Mittnnen'

Chapel Hill, Feb. l.-North Caro-
lina's varsity boxers today con-
Guided heavy preparation for the
first of three important Southern
Conference home meets this month
and on Saturday night in Woollen
gymnasium will be matched with a
fine squad of Virginia Tech fight
erS.
Indications point to an encore Of
last years thrill packed contest at
BlacksbuTg when the Gobblers
nosed out the Tar Heels 5-3 in
eight furiouSly fought bouts.
If the Virginia meet be criterion.
North Carolina and Virginia Tech
will enter the ring on virtually even
terms. The Tar Heels took a 8 Il
to l ID licking at the hands OF the
Cavaliers compared TO Techs II
beating by the LaRoWe-coached
team.
Three bouts will headline Satur-
day nights eight-card program. One
feature offers a renewal OF keen
welterWeight rivalry between North
Cardinals Ed Dickerson and Viz
gina Techs Jimmy Evans. Last sea-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-01
Middleburg Is
Double Winner

Middlebuvg All-Star teams turn
ed in a couple Of wins last night at
Middleburg, with he girls defeating
Henderson All-Stars 81 to "a, and
the Middleburg boys turned bacl; an
other All-Star five SO to II.
Miss NJ. Ellington set the scoring
pace for the winners. with SO points,
with Miss D. Jackson next best, VIII
1G
Miss Evelyn Blake shot eight points
for the Henderson team. with Miss
r. Clayton second. with seven.
J. Jackson and E. Ellington spark
ed the Middlebwg boys TO victory,
with l6 and II points. respectively.
Neal and Hight were the best for
the losing Stars, with;fou each.
The All-Star boys OF M!Gdleburg
will meet the crack LOuiSburg Comets
Friday night at 7:31 O'Clock at Mid
dleburg. il is said.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-01
TAR HEEL MATMEN
COMPETE FOR POSTS

Chapel Hill. Feb. 1.-The North
Carolina wrestling team. which
beat V. P. l. but lost TO Navy. was
o hold its final trials and COM
petition this afternoon for berthS
n the meet with the strong Y. N. l..
cadets here Saturday afternoon
MINIS the services of Winston
Rroadtoot.
The regular l75-pound grappler
has been laid up with flu. and Coach
Chuck Quinlan will likely have TO
move either Steve Forrest. Beckett
Idol OF Roger We'll up from the 100
Or los pound class.
V. NJ. l.. which has ranked with
the tops in Dixie mat circles for
wears. defeated Carolina declsiNely
in the last meet OF 1889. put the
Tar Heels noSed out the Cadets in
q freshman meet. With this new
strength. Carolina should be some
what closer to even. but Y. NJ. |.
still rules favOrite.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-01
Duke Boxers
Clash With
States Pugs

Durham, Feb. 1.-Rcturning to
the ring after Il siege Of mid-year
examinations. Dukes Blue Devils OF
boxing will clash with the n. 9.
State pugS in d feature Big Five
and Southern conference meet in the
Duke gymnasium here Saturday
night.
Originally announced for Satur-
day, February 8. the meet has been
moved UP week by agreement be-
tween the two schools. A match be-
tween the freshman teams Of both
institutions will be run off before
the varsity event.
Coach Add Warren's Duke scrap
pers have made two starts in South
ern conference competition, but the
meet Saturday night will be their
first appearance against Big Five
foe. The Blue Devils have yet to
triumph in a meet this year, having
lost their opener to South Cardinals
Gamecocks and dropped a decision
to the University Of Marylands con-
ference title holders at College Park
two weeks back.
State, too, will be cunning for its
llrst victory of the current CAM
paign. The Techs have lost to North
Caro]ina's defending Big Five
champions. and ALSO to South Caro-
lima.
Although the Blue Devils gave a
good account Of themselves in both
the South Carolina and Maryland
matches, they are still for the most
part an inexperienced team. Cap
tam taiSon Shanghai BID Jordan,
Coach Warren's only hold-over let
terman. has been the outstanding
figure for Duke, thus far, winning
both OF his bouts in impressive STYLE
lie went to the Semi-finalS of the
WelterWeight division IN las
years Southern conference tourna-
ment, and will be Dukes major
nomination for honors in the tour
nament this year
The addition to the squad Of |
Wade (Red) Eldridge, varsity foot
baller, has served as something of |
boost to the Blue Devil hopes.
Eldridge, heavyweight. made his
debut as a mittster with SEN
sational first round knockout of his
Maryland foe in the College Park
State and Duke appear to be
about evenly matched. The Techs
scored an easy win over the Blue
Devils in last years meet but sew
nral Of States stars of a year ago
have finished. Coach Mig Waller~;
best battler is Captain Ed Young
who will probably draw O,,I-os
Phil Mitchell in feature light
weight contest
Saturday nights meet will be tho
first boxing event to be staged in
the new Duke gymnasium, and will |
mark the only home appearance. of !
the Duke ring team"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-01

Chanel Hill. Feb. Tibet! long
streak snapped by Wake Forest at
for u straight wins. North Caro-
mas White Phantonl> labored to-
dav 10 correct the Weaknesses ana
errors Of that game and e make
ready tor Saturdays next hsadlIner
with the Conference champions at
Paul SEVERN al forward led
George Glamack tor high scoring
honor<. - 70 II. None Ot he other
forwards. however came up 10 en-
pkcta..onS extensively. And Coach
BILL Large IS trying Ben DllWorth.
,rho has lust reco, cred from an at
tack o: ILL. Hank PeS>ar. Bob Rose.
and others IL an effort - develop
he strongest combination Tor the
Tigers.
Carolina and Wake Forest split
their GRACE OF games. The Phan-
toms NON OF their floor 5l-5l. and
ne DeaconS on their 1886. Wake
roye>: lost is one preceding game
- Clemson $3.50. and the Tigers
took their last game from Carolina
u ire 1889 tournament by the
closes. possible score. 44-+3.
Al o: which points 20 another
brilliant contest with Clemson hold
zig an apparent advantage.
Saturday nights game al Glenn
son ard the first Carolina-Duke
classic NEXT week should also give
the best line yet on the relative
chances O: me leaders IN the hectic
Southern Conference race. Duke
.Nol il hotly-conte>ted game from
Clemson. and Clemson won its re-
,ua gamet rom Maryland. another
.@yo"'-. by 4 goodIy margin. Caro-
ina ~~.. Duke have not met.
S;.,-.Jay'S game Will match
CieH.>,u'< All-American McFadden
>rd is brilliant Buchanan with
Cardinals hjgI->coring GlaMlaCk
md SEVERN. the Ail-An1erica end.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-01
Friday Cage
Contests Are
Postponed

Henderson high schools scheduled
basketball games with MlddleDur2
here Friday night have been posi-
poned. local school athletic author
tiles have announced.
Weather and road conditions have
played havoc with the local school :
cage card during the past ten days,
and there seems little likelihood that
the teams can swing into action be
fore next Tuesday night when they
meet AycoCk here again.
Schools in the city and county have
been suspended over week, and
will not resume class work until next
Monday.
Weather permitting during the re-
mainder OF the season, the schedule
will be carried out, with postponed
games being played at later dates
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-01
Panthers Set
For Zebulon

The stage is all set at Henderson
Institute gym for the meeting tonight
hrtv.nen The crack Panther basket
ball teams with Zebulon, the fire
works 10 begin at 1870 o'clock.
Prc-game dope has the Panthers as
victorS, but anything can happen
when The strong Zcbulon teams take
tic floor.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-01
Can You Tell When Kidneys
Function Normally?

Kidneys should act : ~ : times
daily. Pass about 3 pint> straw col
ored tluid and none ~ night. Il col
o. and quantity i oil. passage ScantE.
frequent. SMuyt> and bot!er> at
night. ii may be sigma. that excess
acid and other waste : not beng
eliminated regularly. This may also
lead 20 bac!lache. headache. or rileu-
matte pains. Try giving kidneys q
gentle lift. Drink lots OF soft water
and take BUKETS three times daily.
Get q 25c box from, any druggist
Locally at Miles PhGrnucN and Par
EerS Drug Store-Adv.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-01
TAR HEEL .TRACKMEN
jHONORED BY RATINGS

Chanel Hill, Feb. -Four
;7,iTersity of North Carolina track
nan a We're honored this week by
tho National Collegiate Athletic
Association with selection 10 us
1929 collegiate track honor roll.
The Associations Official inter-
COLLEGIATE track and field guide Tor u
I Ioa0 released this week, lauded
Iii Corpening. Jimmy Davis. Bill
Ja,d,,ix and Harry March. Tar
Heel stars. for their superb per-
fnIn,,once in the high hurdles. the
one mile. the half mile, and the
low hurdles.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-01

Not Guilty-George Summerville.
Negro charged with being drunk and
was found not guilty
when given hearing today in city
court before. Mayor Henry 7. Powell.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-01

In these days of specialization
athletes find it hard to be outStano--
inc in more than one sport, Dut
Paul SEVERN. North Cardinals AL
America end and forward on me
White PhantOmS fills thc rolc Aulrce
well. SEVERN is the only "ecoha
sport star on the White PhantomS
squad, although other members are
rather efficient in some other sport
than basketball.
son Dickerson got the nod in one
Of the fastest boxing sessions OF the
meet.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-01

The leading principle Of classic
Grecl civilization was the artistic
sense Of the nobility and beauty OF
D10l1
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-01

Paris covers an area Oh lhlrV
nIarc miles.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-09-26
Suomi Synod Congregation
Entertain State Contention
Annual State Convention of
Luther Leagues Meet Here
Saturday and Sunday.

The Minnesota Conference of the
Luther League will meet in annual con-
vention in Ely on Saturday and Sun
day, the 18th and 10Th, with the loca,
Suomi Synod Luther League as host
The Minnesota Conference League is
comprised of Luther Leagues through
out the state in the Finnish Evan
gelical Lutheran church or Suomi
Synod
Delegates and visitors from the
Ranges, Duluth and Southern Mime
sofa are expected. On Saturday after
noon at p. m, the annual business
meeting will be held. A banquet is
scheduled at the Community Center for
$50 p. m, Saturday. The banquet
speaker will be the Rev. F. w. Kas-
kinen of Wakefield, Michigan. Special
music will be offered during the BAN
quet.
On Sunday there will be an English
Communion service at $50 a. M, with
the Rev. o. A. Koski of Hibbing,
preaching. A Finnish service is sched-
uled for 10:45 a. m. with the Rev. E.
Tuori of Duluth delivering the sermon.
Dinner will be served by the Ladies
Aid after which a program will be
offered, consisting of music and short
addresses. The public is invited
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-09-26
Elyites Recall Drafts
Made During World War

in the first draft made under date of
July 6, 1917, and including 1,088 men
from Ely, Embarrass, Winton, Tower,
and adjoining rural territory They
were between the ages of 81 and 81,
inclusive. On the initial draft board
were j. D. Conan, chairman; Knutson
secretary, and DR.. George T. Ayres
Later Knutson resigned because he was
of draft age, being replaced by L. j.
White.
At war at that time, Ely, like the rest
of the country, was swept with patriotic
fever. The list of draftees was printed
in the issue of The Miner on July ID
and in the same issue was an honor roll
of 81 men who had enlisted in the
armed forces of the country. Included
were many men who now occupy prom
inent places in the life of the COM
munity.
A total of 1,419 Elyites between the
ages of Is and 20, inclusive, and Sc
and As. inclusive, were registered in
the second draft, but none of them
were called Frank Carney drew Mol
The list was compiled on Sept. l, 1918
Also on display is a list of every
local person who subscribed to the
Victory Liberty Loan drive Typed by
group of high school students, it has
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