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Evening star., 1940-01-28
Business, Professional Clubs

Soroptimist Club-Wednesday, l
pm, ut willard Hotel.
Business Woinen's Council-Tues-
day, 8 pm. at First Presbyterian
Church; Miss Mary Wild, chair
man.
Business and Professional Wom-
ems Club Of All Souls Church
Tomorrow, BIS pm, In alliance
room, Hale Parish Hall, Fifteenth
and Harvard streets NV, lee
ture followed by open forum:
speaker, D. Paul kaufman, How
Do Our Mind Radios Work."
Newspaper Women's Club of WASH
tngton-Tomorrow, pm, MONTH
ly meeting at clubroom, Raleigh
Hotel.
Evening star., 1940-01-28
D. F. p. A. Meeting

The National Board, Daughters Of
Founders and Patriots of America,
will meet Tuesday at 10 am. at ma
tional headquarters, 1923 street
NV. Mrs. Llewellyn N. Edwards,
national president. will preside.
State presidents and vice presidents
from nearby States will attend as
well as the national officers.
Evening star., 1940-01-28
Community Clubs

Takoma Park Women 'Club-Wed-
nesday, 10 am. choral group re-
hearsal at 107 Tulip avenue.
Thursday, l pm, government
study group with Mrs. Edward
l.. Griffin, 420 Whittier street
NV. Speaker, Mrs. Walter p.
Harman, What Becomes of the
Taxpayers Dollar"
Petworth Woman's Club-Tomor-
row, 1890 pm, Executive Board
with Mrs. George Fuller, 5815
Fourteenth street NV. Tuesday,
8 pm, annual winter get-to-
gether with Mrs. H. p. Norton,
3728 New Hampshire avenue NV.
Thursday, 10 am. to 3 pm, Red
Cross sewing group in basement
CT Petworth Branch Library,
Kansas avenue and Upshur street
NV; IL noon, meeting and lunch
con in Petworth Methodist
Church, Grant Circle; 2 pm.
moving picture, "safari on
Wheels"
Evening star., 1940-01-28
CLUBS.
Records of Christ Church
Yield Interesting Data
In y. A. r. Research
Livingston Manor Chapter
Committee Completes Work,
Presents Copy to Pastor

interesting addition the historical records Of
containing the ancient records
between Sixth Seventh
Genealogical Committee Livingston
oldest Washington,
historical
the the Edward Gaber
Sparrow,
Evening star., 1940-01-28
Speech Laboratory

A laboratory session in which the
students individual problems are
analyzed was announced yesterday
by DR.. C. H. McReynolds, 1881 Cathe-
dral avenue NV, in connection with
a new course in public speaking
opening Wednesday.
Evening star., 1940-01-28

Metz Sent to Argentine

Capt. Earle C. Metz, commander Of
the cruiser Concord, was assigned by
the Navy yesterday to the naval mis-
sion at Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Evening star., 1940-01-28
Letters Ripen International
Friendships Of Mrs. Slade
Mail from England and Japan
Express Open or Guarded
Envy for Americas Peace
BY GRETCHEN SMITH.


Letters contribute interests
A.
Orient through friendships ong
ago" days before todays
and guarded but rejecting the sentiments
Evening star., 1940-01-28
Miscellaneous Clubs

District Of Columbia League Of
American Pen Women-Tomorruw,
pm, business meeting; . pm,
Evening star., 1940-01-28
Meetings of Women's Clubs Announced

bership Committee tea for new
members. Musical program
Chairman, Miss Eta Mai Rus
sell.
La gaceta., 1940-08-16

We inclination de pillo redoma-
do, al tempo que sc fijaba en-
las sortijas de su cliente.
-Quiero sabeF cual es ell ca
mino mas rapido y SECURE para
Hegar a Malaspina.
IA Malaspina quiere ir Ell
senior
ST.
GY pronto?
-Muy pronto. Esta misma
tarde, 81 es possible.
Ell Cantinero sonri6 larga-
mente.
Luego, como hombre que quie
re darse tempo para calcular 10
que ha de pedir por un favor ex-
cepcional, repuso:
No es empresa facil. Esta
muy lejos, cast cinco horas de
de NAL canine. Y, ade-
mas, no siempre puede pasarse
las vados.
-iPero Sc puede ir7
La gaceta., 1940-08-16
Tom Yawkey sigue sonando
todavfa con 81 Campeonato
Necesita una buena combination de pitcherss

chacho de la Liga de Piedmont.
Lleva ganados tres juegos con-
secutivos; pero no es possible ga
mar campeonatos con importa-
clones de la clase B.
Despues del Detroit, Ell Bos-
ton es la mejor novena, en- batea
dores, de las grandes ligas. La
mayor cadena de victorias del
team de Yawkey no ha pasado
de SETS desafios.
81 los Medals Rojas no ga
nan este alo, ell porvenir no Sc
ra lisonjero. Puede esperarse
que mejoren Johnson, Hash y
Mickey Harris, pero otros pa
saran de Ia c1spide al abismo
del divide. Foxx, Cronin, Cram
er y Finney batean con un 800
de promedio; pero ell porvenir
depende de los pitchers.
Yawkey Sc pregunta ahora (:
Que debera hacer un hohbre
para ganar un campeonato en-
esta Liga?
La gaceta., 1940-08-16
CON LOS GUANT1K
Ell prcgrer1 = 10y. - RgtAra LOsada

Marque: Wesley Farrell, Fran
kie Hughes, Johnny Dean, Billy
Cooper, Domingo Torres, Ceci.
lilo Losada, Phil FUR, Petite La
Ruzza, cocoa Kid, Paul Junior
~ otros.
Perspectivas para los fieles
nueVas peleas de tercera catego
ria hasta que lie traigan un "to-
70" a Carabantes.
Presentation "esperada": la
de Cecilio Losa0ia, una sombra
del pasado, 81 es cierto ESQ de
que osJenta una victoria sobre
Lem Jenkins.
Peleillas complementarias de
hoy: frankie Thomas contra
! Young Allen, pesando ell pri1
nero 1873 libras ell veterano Ri
chard Hernandez Sc batira con
Toung Dundee, Id. cabaIero
que reside ailende ell puente de
Candy; Ulysses Wales, excam-
pe6n amateur del peso ligero,
contra Red Bryan, de Lake
land; Oscar Rodriguez, 1876 lbs,
de c6mico rival de Jack Barja
La gaceta., 1940-08-16

Pero de todos modos, Ell calor
era insoportable.
lBorgOna comprob6 una vez
mas 81 sps armas de fuego es-
ltaban listas.
Su plan lie parecia admira-
bile,
Iba a llegar hasta Malaspina
en- la tarde de hoy.
ALI, o pOr ell canine, hablan-
do con este Cantinero, que pa
recia conocer perfectamente la
Icomarca, sc informaria del lu-
gar donde estaba la hacienda
de Miguel de Gdzman, como ell
que no 10 quiere y sin nombrar
para NADIA al traidor.
Y luego, una vez que estuvie-
Sc bien informado, alquilarfa o
cOmpraria un caballo y pasaria
los dias que fueran necesarios
rondando la hacienda, como 81
fuera de GAIA o explorase ell te-
rreno, hasta encontrar a trio de
La gaceta., 1940-08-16

Isu magnfficO rifle a los traido,
res.
Y entoncesn
Fl rostro de Isidoro Sc con-
traia con este pensamiento.
AL fin Sc Gallo las espuelas.
Unos INSTANCES despues, e
lCantinerO, llevando en- la cintu.
ra un par de pistolones enormes
" un cuchillO de monte, aparecit
en- Ell umbral, diciendo.
-lCuando listed quiera, mi
amol
Los cabaAos esperaban en- "a
calle, anchisima y polvorienta,
a la puerta del boliche, donde
tambien Sc veian algunos CRU
pos de hombres, de aspecto in
quietante.
Recordaban a los antiques con-
trabandistas, a los piratas del
desierto y de la pampa, con sus
rostros a~mojamados un pahue-
10 al cueIiO, pOlainas baias y en-
La gaceta., 1940-08-16

"A wees no, sehor. Hay va
rios riachuelos que Sc desbordan
ahora en- Ell otoho con las prime
ras lluvias, v Sc tendria listed
que volver antes de una bora de
canine.
-Llevare un guia.
-DeSde luego. Tiene listed
que ir, ademas armada, bien ar
mado...
@Por que?
-Porque son frecuentes los
asaitos de los indios... Cerca de
los lagos adm viven varias tri-
bus midas, que saqueaR las cara
vanas Y los viajeros aislados que
Sc aventuran en- ell pals. Ademas
hay los pumas, y chacales peli-
grosos..
-Bien; 20 voy armada. Pro-
porci6nemo listed un guia o dos
buenos, que 10 vayan tambien.
HAY cabailos disponibles?
ST senior. Y en- cuanto al
La gaceta., 1940-08-16
DEP.RTE
Ell TORNEO DE
PELOTA BLANDA
PARA

Las dos fuertes novenas de
Tampa, Harry's Cookies y Ten
nessee Lumber, vencieron aver
a las de Clearwater y Cavaliers,
de Orlando, pasando a los semi
finales en- la compahia del team
de st. Petersburg, comandado
por R. H. Hall, y Ell de Miami,
cuyos gastos paga el refresco
DR.. Pepper.
La novena de los Cookies"
con muy graciosas muchachas,
atropell6 a la de Clearwater,
con anotaci6n de 8 carreras por
8. La de Tennessee venci6 a la
de Cavaliers, de Orlando, con IN
total de z carreras por 5.
La Srta. Peralta lanz6 por e.
team de Harry y solo permiti6
cinco hits. Las ~derrotadas utili-
aaron a Miss Futch.
Hizo Tennessee una combina-
ci6n de pitchers, con la Rogers
y la Carter, y la novena de Or
lando cay6 hOnrosamente, con Ia
Hodges. Cada partido solo du.
re siete innings.
Esta noche, las madereras dc
Tennessee jugaran con las ami.
guitas de st. Petersburg, y la
lindas nihas de Harry con e
team DIR. Pepper-ino de Miami
Cavaliers (Orlando 004 0100
sc, 4h; Tennessee Lumber
100 400 x 7c, IN.
La gaceta., 1940-08-16

"a conocen us,edes II progra-
ma Frank La Marque, aseso-
RADIO par willie Santana, para
la noche de hoy. .
Pelea "estrella": Rail Cara
bantes, importado de la Habana
y Chile, ahijado de "Pincho' Gu
tierrez, contra ell veterano me-
diocre, valiente pero vapuleado
Buster Carroll, p1gil de cuRrta
categorfa.
Promesa de Rail: "Vencera
a Carroll por nocaut, antes del
quinto asalto".
Promesa de Buster: "A los
latinos los conozco yo Y sc don
de pegarles para amedrentarlos
y b~atirlos".
Vfctimas del chileno en- sus
andanzas por ell mundo: Kid
Lombardo, Carlos Martinez, Ba
by La Paz, Antonio Fernandez,
Luis Marft, Sonny Jones, Bob
by Britton, Ramon Molina y o.
tros.
Caballeros atropelladcs por
los punos del protegido de La
La gaceta., 1940-08-16

Boston, agosto 16.-Tom Yaw-
key ha obtenido ell valor de su
dinero, en- la pelota, pero no ma
podido realizar su ambici6n. Ell
dueho de los Medals Rojas ha de
rramado grandes cantidades de
dinero para reforzar su novena
y Ell p1blico ha respondido bien
en- varias temporadas; pero el
suefio dorado, Ell campeonato, no
ha conseguido realizarlo.j fYawI
key no Sc halla interesado en-
hacer dinero, es decir, su objeti-
vo no es ell ganar mucho dinero,
sino en- dar a Boston un cam
peonato. Y en- esta temporada,
la octava del esfuerzo de Tom,
los Medals Rojas parecen tener
menos oportunidades a medida
que paSan los dfas.
Actualmente los Medals Ro-
Jas tienen en- canine dos impor-
tantes series con los Tigres y los
Indios de Cleveland. Con cada
uno de esos fuertes clubs lie que
dan 10 juegos.
Los Indios, por ejel--plo, dis
ponen de los pitchers Feller, Mi
mar y Smith; ell Detroit tiene a
Newsome, Rowe y Bridges pc
70 los dos del Boston son gloasas
de otras epocas y nebulosas.
Lefty Grove, por ejemplo, no
puede lamar mas de una vez a
la semana. Wilson y Ostermue-
Her llevan lanzando mas de z a.
nos cada uno y todavia no han
logrado ponerse ell "flus" de la
efectividad. Ning1n pitcher de-
Boston ha ganado mas de ochC
desafios. En- otras palabras, los
Medals Rojas tratan de ba.
tir la calidad con IL cantidad
este cast siempre fracasa. Aho
ra, por ejemplo, Ell mejor pit
cher 10 es Earl Johnson, un mu
La gaceta., 1940-08-16

'guia, sere 20 mismo, 81 ei senior
esta dispuesto a ~recompensar-
me Ell abandono de mi estable-
,cimiento..,
-Pidame listed 10 que quiera
|-repuso Ell embajadoF.
En- csc case no hay mas que
notwithstanding Ell CantiRe-
ro-. No hay mejOF guia que 70
EN- toda la comarca. Antes de
Idiez minutes estaran listos los
.caballos.
Sali6 hacienda una profunda
.reverencia.
Isidoro de Borgoha Sc limpi6
el sudoF que lie cubria la noble
frente.
Era verdad qeu aqui, por te-
ner la Argentina las estaciones
cambiadas con Espaha y Ell ia
pom, que estaban en- el otro he
corrian ahora los pri-
meros meses otodales,
La gaceta., 1940-08-16

Las Abejas de Boston picaron
de nuevo a los Gigantes y estos
solo pudieron entrar una vez.
Sullivan s~ustituy6 a Posedel, en-
ell segundo inning, y solo toler6
cuatro hits.
New York lie, 6h, Sc; Boston
12c, 18h, Sc.
La gaceta., 1940-08-16

Thornton Lee fu6 castigado
con Is hits y los Indios de Gle
veland alcanzaron otro triunfo.
Johnny Allen relieve a Milnar,
con Ell "score" empatado, y reci-
bio credito por la victoria.
Los Indios mantienen una
ventaja de dos juegos sobre los
Tigres y aver cristalizo su Guar
ia victoria consecutive,
Chicago DC, ION, lie; Ceve-
land sc, 15h, lie.
Los Senadores ganaron ell pr
mer juego con los Atleticos de
la familia Connie Mack y per-
dieron ell segundo. Pogo ell Fila
defia catorce hits a Hudson, pc
70 este fue mantenido en- la T.
nea de combate hasta Ell final.
Ounce hits lie descargaron a
Caster.
Despu@s, en- ell segundo, lie to
c6 perder a Masterson, a quien
lie batearon 8 hits, Y la victoria
Sc lie anoto a Beckman.
Washington Sc, 15h, De; Fila
DELTA &c, 14h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1940-08-16
LIGA

Perdi6 aver ell Brooklyn los
servicios del IS Pee Wee Reese,
que Sc fracture un hueso del pie
izquierdo y no podra jugar en-
varias semanas, y ademas lie to-
co cargar con la derrota. Higbe,
Ell pitcher de los Phillies, solo
permiti6 cinco hits. Wyatt said
derrotado. Joe Marty bate6 de
'tjonrr6n" con un corredor en-
las bases, Medwick cometi6 IN
error Y no bate6 de hit.
Filadelfia 4c, Oh, De-; Brook.
Ign &c, 5h, 4e.
La gaceta., 1940-08-16

res del San Luis Sc "indigesta-
rom con ''ponches'. Han Green
berg dispar6 su jonrr6n Wigs
simo cuarto del aho Y Tebbetts
su tercero.
San Luis &c, 6h, 2e; Detroit
sc, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1940-08-16

rrera sc hizo en- las nueve entra-
das y la anot6 Herman, la 2b del
Chicago.
Cincinnati DC, 5h, De; Chica-
go 1c, 5h, De.
La gaceta., 1940-08-16

Indiferente a la expectation
que su presencia causaba en- 81
boliche, asi que hubo almorza-
do, Borgoha llam6 a su rdstica
alcOba al Cantinero.
Ell gaucho acudi6 sin guitar
Sc Ell pringoso mandil y llevan-
do pendiente de los labios, que
entreabria una sonrisa cazu-
ira, un cigarro torcido.
5E senior me mandara -
duo Rosendo, iniciando una le-
La gaceta., 1940-08-16

Claudio Passeau sosluvo aver
un duelo con Paul Derringter y
la victoria lie sonri6. Solo una ca
La gaceta., 1940-08-16
LIGA AMERICANA


La novena de Tam Yawkey.
con Heving en- la Inca de COM
bate, derrot6 a los Yankees, que
solo pudieron batear tres hits,
dos de Keller uno de Rofe. De
los Ia hits del Boston, pegaror
tres cada uno, Dominica DINA
giO, Cramer y Cronin. Bonhan
perdi6 Ell juego por los neoyor.
quipOs y le sustituyeron HadleF
Breuer y Murphy.
Boston lie, 15h, De; New
York 1c, 3h, Re.
La gaceta., 1940-08-16
LISTERINE
for HALITOSIS
(BAD wRRATml
TONIC SEGUNDO
"A
DE LA GALE

y estaba dispuesto a bajar a los
1ltimos fondos sociales para
conseguir su deseo y llevar a
cabo su venganza.
La gaceta., 1940-08-16

Buck Newsome domino a los
Browns, dejandolos en- seis hits.
Con ocho hits, los Tigres entra-
ron cinco wees. Nueve bateado-
La gaceta., 1940-08-16

Atravesaron la Gale principal
del pueblo, muy ancha, sin ace
ras nj mdsicas, y cuyos edifi-
.eios' tOdos de un solo piso, reve-
,aoan su Origen de la epOca CO.
.lonial espahola.
FOR el centre de la Gale debia
eorrer un hilo de aqua en- la epo-
ga De lluvias, a juzgar por Ell le-
enc De arena que ahora ARE
mO'inaba 81 viento a So placer,
La gaceta., 1940-08-16
mangas de camisa.

IldhgaS de camisa.
Todos miraron con inmensa
curIosidad a Isidoro, guardando
un silencio hOstil cuando Ell Can
tInero y BorgOha subieron a los
.caballos,
Ell embajador salud6 levemen
Ue al grupo, y los dos hombres
~eSpolearon a los rOcinantes, que
tenian' por c>ierto, mucha dife-
rencia con el famoso caballo de
Don Quijote,
La gaceta., 1940-08-16

Fl Columbia tsn0 un terreno para 81 estaciona-
miaRto de los coches de sus elientes, en- la ealle %, y un
serene para 81 debidO cuidado. Llevs ALI So eoche. hay
espacio suficiente.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-04
N0E IS INDICTED
FOR TAX EVASION
rodpral Grand Jury Also Re-
turns Charges Against
Seymour Weiss

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 3.-REA
n.xooccatic national committee
James A. Noe, stormy Louis
:.ra POLITICAL power for a dozen
mars was indicted by a federal
Grand Jury today for income tax
.osion IN 1885 in connection with
conduct of affairs of the Win or
ose corporation in which he was
2 stockholder.
Named with the former Louisi-
o.a COW rnor were Seymour Weiss
annyIcred and much-indicted form
or Fley P. Long political lieuten-
snt and the corporation, which was
forned in 1884 for handling oil bust
moss, The government alleged the
c~crnoration had a net income of
s337. 1856 in its first nine months
of business. Long allegedly shared
s70 660.62 in earnings and profits.
Noe. the third former governor
10 be indicted, was L~ouisiana's.
chief executive from January un-
I'll NAV, 1886. His successor, Rich.
ard W. Leche, is under federal
sentence of 10 years on mail fraud
conviction and Leche's successor,
Earl K. Long, this week won dis
missal on a flaw in an indictment
charging conspiracy to carry
'deadheads' on public payrolls.
After being defeated for cover.
nor this year, Noe joined a coali.
ton with Sam H. Jones, the pres
ent governor, to unseat Long,
brother of Huey.
Noe issued a formal statement
saving there is nothing about the
history of my connection with that
company which I need be ashamed
Of" and predicting a 'fair-mind-
ed" jury would give him an '.hon-
orable acquittal.'
He said at various times, as long
ago as 1887, he had cooperated
fully with government agents in
giving them all information in his
possession and had even testified
freely before one grand jury which
took no action against me-"
I was" he said, the man who
began, and the man who finished.
the battle of 1886 to 1910 to destroy
official corruption in Louisiana,
and it is the irony of fate that a
grand jury should now discredit
me by a charge of personal dis
honesty
Today's Indictment charged the
corporation. formed at the peak OF
Huey Longs, power, did not show
Long as a stockholder although he
and Noe held 81 shares each of
the 100 outstanding. Weiss owned
"a shares. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-04
Convict Fishermen
Making Poor Hauls

RALEIGH, Oct. 3.-RN
Frank L. Dunlap, chairman of
the state highway and public
works commission, left h e e
today to find out what's wrong
with the fish at Topsail Inlet,
In Pender county.
Inc prison department
maintains a camp at the inlet
to catch fish for penal units
throughout the state. For some
reason, Dunlap said, the daily
catch has been far below ex-
pectations.
Last year, the fishing camp
was at Holden Beach, in
brunswick county, but 1t was
developed as a resort.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-04
HONEYCUTT SERVICES
HELD AT FORT BRAGG
Post Pays Final Respects To Late
Commander and Captain
George F. Kehoe

FIT. BRAGG, Oct. s.-R-Witb
"a military planes flying overhead.
and artillery booming a salute, Fort
Bragg paid its final respects today
to its late commandant, Brigadier-
General Francis w. Honeycutt, and
to Captain George F. Kehoe, pilot
of a plane which crashed with the
men in a south Georgia swamp.
The casket, drawn on an artillery
caisson, was taken from the post
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-04
New Four-Lane Highway
Between Fayetteville
And Fort Bragg Slated

RALEIGH, Oct. 3.-CR Surveys
for a four-lane, dual highway be-
tween Fayetteville and the post head
quarters at Fort Bragg will begin to-
morrow, and a highway capable of
bearing the greatly increased traffic
resulting from expansion of the fort
may be constructed in the near flu.
ture.
The survey was ordered by the
highway commission, at the request
Of the Federal Public Roads admin.
istration.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-04

chapel to Trophy Point, followed by
the commandments black d r a p e d
horse. After the ceremony the body
was sent to Washington for burial
in Arlington National cemetery.
Taking part in the memorial serv-
ice were battery A Of the Sixth field
artillery, the 36th field artillery and
the band of the 18th field artillery.
Chaplain r. E. McCaskell conducted
the service.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-04
Southeastern N. {. Men
Enlist In Navy Here

R. L. Deloach, local recruiting
officer, yesterday reported three
additional enlistments of young
men from Southeastern North Caro-
Ina as apprentice seamen in the
United States navy.
Robert L. Beasley, Is, of route
one, Warsaw; Richard A. Mitchell,
a. Of Fairmont; and H. L. Brad
shaw, Is, of Magnolia, were trans
TERED to the naval training station
base at Hampton Roads, Va, for
preliminary training prior to active
outy assignments with various
ShlpS Of the U. S. fleet. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-04
ROPER BETTER

WASHINGTON, Oct. s. Up -
Daniel c. Roper, 70, former secre-
tary of commerce who was stricken
with pneumonia Sunday, was report
ed today to be somewhat improved.
While his doctor still regarded his
condition as serious, Roper was said
to have held on to slight gains
achieved in "a fairly restful night
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-04
COMRADE

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3-R-A
witness told The house committee
investigating the National Labor
relations Board today that Edwin
5. Smith, board member, was des-
lgnated as a ''comrade" by a Mex
lean labor group in 1888. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-04

Durable Polo shirts in dark colors,
with long sleeves. Ideal for play and
school. Sizes 6 to 10.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-12-19
$500 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
Ely Tower Road Will
Get Relocation Survey
Highway Dept. Complies
With Request of Ely
Commercial Club.

The Minnesota department of high
ways has ordered relocation survey
for the ElyTower road, according to
a communication received from P. D.
Mold, Duluth, district engineer, by Ray
Hoef1er, secretary of the Ely CONNER
cial club
The survey will be made during the
coming winter, Mold said. In charge
will be T. G. Odegard, who will main
tain headquarters in the Pioneer
school building.
Negotiations are being continued,
Mold said, to secure right-of for
relocating No. / in Tower. The de-
partment hopes to put the job under
contract, he continued, as soon as the
right-of-way is secured.
The club has asked the department
to make survey of the Ely-Tower
road in anticipation of relocating it
at some future date The civic body
has vigorously campaigned for paving
of the road.
AT conference with M. j. Hoffman,,
highway commissioner, in st. Paul this
fall, representatives of the club dis
cussed improving the Ely-Tower road.
Hoffman, would not commit himself
as to what action the department
might take, although those present
described his attitude as being 'less
opposed to paving.
The Ely delegation was quite insis-
tent that the department this year
make survey of relocations Hoffman,
said would be necessary before the
stretch could be surfaced. The action
now taken by the department is in
compliance with this request.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-12-19
To Erect
Ski Slide
Ely Ski Club to Erect New
Slide on Burnside; New
Officers Elected.

The Ely Ski club will build a new
slide, it was decided at reorganiza-
ton meeting held Monday evening. 1t
will be erected on the east end of
BURNSIDE lake, about seven miles north
of Ely on the Echo trail.
New officers chosen include Thomas
Thompson, president; william Maxi,
vice president; Sigurd Olson, Jr., sec
rotary; William Trudgeon, treasurer,
and Kenneth Grinder and Robert
Tuomala, hill captains. Meetings are
held weekly on Monday nights at 7:3O
o'clock in the Community Center.
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock mem
berSwil leave from Pete's garage, under
the leadership of Thompson and Grin
den, and will take out available mater
ials from the old slide wrecked last
winter for the construction of a new
one. Brush will be cleared away and
the site leveled off. Assistance of in
terested people is being solicited.
The club plans on staging exhibition
tournaments to which they will invite
noted riders from the Arrowhead Plans
for the new slide call for erecting one
that will compare favorably with those
on the range.
A committee has been named to in
vestigate forming a Junior College Ski
club in line with the program of the
intercollegiate Ski association, with
headquarters at the University of Wis
consin, Madison.
The club is aggressively backing
campaign to again make skiing
major winter sport here.