davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
(Continued.)

SOME FREE RENT RMS, K. AND B.;
and gas: No lease required children taken.
Phone ME. s731 to Z pm.
s1sl s1s .Sd SdsWTos s.13 g. I;sn sdock !
other roomers.
g, s,roem 81. apt" bath FTisidsir., s.h.x.; Tes-
s.SG s.S "! WK ,9a gP ;.,l AX KT ssiyATE S!1
child taken; nr: cars. bus. 1908 Ga. ave.
1852 M1NTWOOD PL. NW.-ATTR. FURN.
porch. Ao. $3.50 Or No. 369a. Miss Hi.
l736 18th ST. NV. WALKING DIS
shower s.s' electric I retrseTsssn sasR 9.so
1909 POTOMAC AVE. SEE ROOMS,
furn. for Ink. in quiet home: sas, elec..
Frleidaire furn.. reas.: cow. Navy Yard.
371s 9th ST N.W.LoYELY, CLEAN, 1st:
windows rssslssS:.eT 'iass nee hemeo se o0ssa sss
room, ,brisht Kitchen. utilities included; Sc
week. Also basement apt. $500
SOMETHINq DIFFERENT FROM USUAL
81 Hso s1od st nav AVE- hos.
TWO ROOMS; KITCHEN, TILED BATH,
aSie s mSdeTsn Hdeid St with garage
ARLINGTON VILLAdE-MAY THROUGH
sSs 0seERs .o ~ 1ps 1% sa ssa 1 sst ~ s
272l ADAMS MILL RD.-TWo ROOMS,
Peey and EsoaaEye EsrnE coys
park sntrsnee: Near 18th and and Columbia eRnni'is
room Kitchen, bath; furnished 81:
MT PLEASANT. 321O. 18th ST. NV
aire' ch.w.: newly decorated. $50. 90 mo
sttraetively furnished % lovely kitSsUHas kitcSenU pTi.
yate bath and entrance: gentiles: $3.50
bsdfoGs ST. NwENT5mI vjns Tda sES9Np E'isS!pI ooh
bath. Adults. s55. Dupont H1H es7l4-JD Df'!S'e abs
13 End ST. N.E.-2nd FLOOR. 3 LARGE
reSson.5is reSms 5fsr poFch anil 'antor se5yiee
1919 10th NV RIM. K. B.. LARGE
airy. completely furnished. $50. DU. Os17
GIRL WANTED TO SHARE Two-RooM
aHsr'%sat 5f.'oa;sls seoo lol Mass aye
TIE s.Sg9s fsfS sagoS SHIFTS S.E st. 5yK;7
nicely furnished: $40. See janitor. WI: 81:
2oo@ 21S9 t,tc,.s 3fd ST, N;E;E.L1ylNa,. DINING
ssyYsaTythins sYaS iuTn: feis.; sssoo 'fs9psi pSpont
l3I7 IRVING N.W.-ATTRACTIVE /
room kit -dinette; studio or bed: refg..
SINK, range, gas. cleo. 80. adults.
ENTIRE FLOOR LARGE RMS. KIT.
PVT; BATH auto. h.. Frigidaire. chw.: quiet
aoults. 123 14th st. Sc. Lincoln s33g-M
1927 EUCLID ST. NV LARGE FRONT
rms. combination bed living rm.. din. rm.,
KIT: Frigidaire. Columbia 2665-J
TAKoMA PARK, MD. 72I ERIE AVE
Cool nrst:noor attractive liv rm. bedrm,
: closets kit. din. tile bath. shower. laun-
sFy sH hsi4 nT or O1 s,Sres adults
LA SALE. APT. s17-sUBLET FOR SIX
months, completely furnished one ROOM
kitchen. bath. Grand piano. 81
ll26 7th ST. NV LARGE FURN-
foyer. So week. Metropolitan 6229.
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD.-ExCEL
location; l and newly decorated rooms.
dressing rm.. dinette. kit. bath. shower.
S50-Ss2 so. Choice bachelor apt. $40.
Frigidaire, elev. Hobart 1893
ll2l ,45th PL .E,-BED-LIvING ROOM.
kit. bath. refe.. utilities. phone. laundry
priv: adults; S37 80. Lincoln 2484-J.
900 End ST. Sc FRESHLY DECOR.
rms. lnk. nicely furn.; Frisidaire. sink.
CEDAR COURTS" TAKoMA. D. C..
Nr. Walter Reed, 40 Cedar st-Conv.
everything: shady lawn; 2nd floor front.
2 Ice rms. kit. bath (showerl: utilities.
linens, silver incl. 500. Mgr., GE. 0533.
ARTMENT-UNFURN.
FREE CAR AND GUIDE
Evening star., 1940-04-19

739 QUEBEC PL. N.W.-LOVELY FURN,
. rms, kit, pvt. tile bath; Frigidaire, gas.
elec. furn.: entire H.; reas; adults; $45
Evening star., 1940-04-19

NEAR SOLDIERS HOME PARK. NV
Entire 2nd floor. 2 rms. kit. bath and
porch; gas. elec. incl. reas. to employed
| couple, RA S55S after g.
Evening star., 1940-04-19
hoUsss FURNISHED.

s,e rSSH rySsS.H y.,wvs1ssss ;;;!..;lsss x .uE X.
nf schools on Sua line Wi. sSS8' ''''
Evening star., 1940-04-19

l424 SPRING RD. N.W-Sinele room, end
floor front, nicely furnished, all conv.
Evening star., 1940-04-19
COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.

OWNER OF LARGE APARTMENT IN CO.
operative building will sacrifice. Premises
never vacant. Producins consistent. excel
ient snt ,.e,.n, earninss weli1opersted building
Owner moved away-Will sacrince apart.
ment and all furnishtngs for 1920 cash.
opportunity for any one seekine ether =
hne apartment home completely equipped
or eood-yieldina. sound investnient
Ielsphons pYpont see9
Evening star., 1940-04-19
SusUaeAh AooAS.

Sposr ROOM in n.s hems ,un- deck ]
cs1i snH I On, bsfoia lksa.,
Evening star., 1940-04-19
ROOMS WANTED.

| NSSsN0 "~uNU60s
TWO LARGE unfvrnished rooms: private
81 Sho%sr: y,u sss nssr car line No children Reas
LADY wants furnished room, Ink; no
basement or third fioor: NV. Box 440.A,
YOUNG LADY desires furnished room. pri-
section. Box 312-A. Star. 21'
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
MT; PLEASANT, 1742 Hob.rt s.. near
opens on bath, shower: excellent food;
Large double and triple rms. good home
cooked meals mr. Govt bldss.: S31-S35.
JEWISH HOME: young lady to share newly
furnished room, connecting bath. with an
other. Dupont Circle; PRIVILEGES. NO.
25al CONN AVE. opposite shoreham-
delicious home-cooked meals. AID. 6415.
lOS;.. lOS4 1NsDEPeENDENCE ND AVE. s;W.-yac-
ess seet or family Fen style IL assf msss front ROOM
s lSSS h a7y ST snse Hw doSS MMssn::v Msis dis
tance: selectiye menus. S35 UP.
WANTED WANTED a fourth young man to join
's's; share :asss living s II :sss:'
1906 / 9th ST NW.-single. other vacan-
f1ss ins disfsscs Esfss comfortable good meals yak
MT. pLEAsANT-choice of large room.
and car lines. AD. 1859. :" "" '''
Attractive comfortable. twin bedroom ex-
cellent food, $40 ca. WO. 39l4.
CHEVY cHAsE--Attractive home and gar
90 i.A
room. twin beds; $50 mo. ca. EN-. 5671.
1894 FAIRMONT N.W.-Laree. attractive
loom: hnn st,I young O. people; good meals served
ta l635 QUE ST. N.w.-old English st1iio or
switchboard; also Groom suite.
3410 18th ST. NV, edge R. C. Park
spacoas an0 aWn ases'' CO ae' ao5% s'ns: g:
1903 NEW HAMPSHIRE Triangle Club
Vacancy for girl large triple room private
pain. $40; vacancy for young man, large
s4S G M eFyola yoanr 1is men aGa ss5 study
l77e MASSACHUSETTS AVE. N.W-A dis
tinctive home for young people, in an un-
surpassed location; reasonable.
puPoNT i1gI 3n CIR CIRCLE a13l Mass: ave:-open-
Aso or sy ons au1n noy T s Se.u f
ex-emhassy home and the excellent food
with 40 other young, people. The very
AiaoNS-nbS RLiSSo ~ III pAc6SC SOu DO 39U4.
NV: sECT1ON-clean room. sood board,
bus and car lines. Phone Wo 5000.
1850 9Th ST NV. cor Cathedral ave
Attractive refined home. single rm. with
shower. for young man; reas. CO. 57s7
board, 81 and So weekly: lunches packed;
near car and bus lines. Adams 4073.
1445 MASS. AVE. NV.
Comfortable single room. running water:
room: delicious food; reasonable rates ls'
EXCLUSIVE 10th ST NV.
Master bedroom. twin beds. adjoining
shower: unlimited phone Taylor sOi5.
BRAND-NEW
,rdi.haG Mansi9n,ltke like residence completely re-
Every room studio.like The inner-spring
S..uex No expense ans has been spared to provide
Rates rom $40 to SIS s'T per 'ra MONTH a5eesa
n,non7 nsm HampSnire HlcIa wa aSe ny; block from
2209 MASS. AVE. NV.
for An nyes n.n hSme Of Sf ns 1 hhst "n @ type
bath for young lady at s45. Finest food
always.
1706 New Hampshire Ave.
Singles, doubles. private and adjoining
baths: clean. distinctive home: elevator;
excellent meals: reasonable rate.
Wesley Hall and Annexes,
1903 K st. NV. offers the best in down.
town room and board accommodations. Ex-
cellent meals. comfortable and attractive
rms. moderately priced. District 100.
14O1 18th ST. NV.
Vacancy for lady Front basement
studio, for . or 3 men; pvt. bath; excel.
meals.
Evening star., 1940-04-19

SILVER SPRING.
New 3-Bedroom Apartments
With large living room, dinette, kitchen,
bath: laundry and storage facilities.
rooms. kitchen. dinette, bath, sleeping
porch: corner apts; S495O
THE MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO..
1906 Georsia Ave. Shepherd 5lOO
Evening star., 1940-04-19

1912 MONROE ST. NV (cor 18th st)-
Single. newly furnished, detached home
congenial home; reas. HO. 1920.
5OO5 18th ST NW-One or two rooms
with private bath, in adult residence;
Evening star., 1940-04-19

CHEVY CHASE. MD-New house room
15xl6. nicely furnished private bath 6xs.
use of sun deck: - blk from trans: en-
ployed couple or gentlemen: $40 mo. WI
Evening star., 1940-04-19

312 H ST. NV rooms on second floor,
convenient for Housekeeping. Call Randolph
Evening star., 1940-04-19

CHILLUM HEIGHTS-Master bedroom, pri-
Vate shower. new furniture; express bus at
corner: new det. home; S25 mo. GE. 6697
Evening star., 1940-04-19

3O6 eth ST. NE.-Room. kitchenette
completely furn. Ink. sink: reasonable.
A BRIGHT, cheerful twin bedrm., pvt
bath; for . gentlemen in home of young
Jewish cpl: of 18th st: S35 RA 1l4R
Evening star., 1940-04-19

LARGE room, private bath. lst floor new
home; c.h.w.; $50 mo. Phone Warneld
Evening star., 1940-04-19
HOUSES WANTED 70 sshY

N1ePON9nLE COUPLE mo cNupRrNi
Slah 10 lssM by June ! st modern s.rooin
noHss. uniurniahed. automatic heat, d..
ssSS :tf!ion east Of fsiS st' fSsons S.or,i. : !.
sAsy sis
w4Lt.runr .NopsNN NONE NAyino I
sss' ;; ,oa.si "i tsssSs.s sssss r:msa: 3: 's's
Evening star., 1940-04-19
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
SILVER. sPRING-UNF.. 8 RMS, INCL
porch, ,at;ns KIT; bath gar; larEs ya5d; c9nv
ENTIRE End FL, uNFURN.. RMS, KIT.
bath, incl porch. south. expos: quiet;
HYATTsvHLEFURN 1st-FL. PRI-
vate bath: entr.;. elec. refg.. c.h.w., elec.,
gas: u biz. car bus. HYATTS. 3S4-R.
COLMAR MANOR, MD, LENOX AVE AT
Oakmont st.-Apt. J.. 3 rms, bath. am 1. !;
POO per month. Call Greenwood 1915
for Information.
UNFURN APT. RMS. DINETTR, KITcH-
en-; bath screened porch; $47.50. 1890
UNFURNIsHED TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN;
gas cleo: convenient bus lines; reasonable
36O6 9th st. South, Arlington. 2ls
s16 RHEIMS AVE, HYATTsVn.LEl Md
Ihree-room apt. partly furnished.
TAKOAA PARE MD-3-ROOM APT,
ARLINGTON, vA:-FURN.. 9 RMS. BATH
frigidalre: 4 exp; gaa cleo, heat: sep.
entr.; 1Oc bus: $66: adults CH. 3k26
Evening star., 1940-04-19
HOUSES FURNISHED.

NORTH CLEVELAND PARK-DETACHED.
nedrooms baths: nearly new: large
yaro. MAY 16sfo Sept. 80. Emerson 0342.
furn., 2h baths, cool. quiet. screened norch
June 15-sept: 10. Couple. WI. 2323-J.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. 3749 JENIFYR ST.
M3 n;:b 66edsooms; baths, completely. fur.
nlsheo: May l6.October l. 21'
6ungalow. corner lot, ami. near bus:
S75 90. OWNER, ME. O54O, Apt. fl.
IN THE HEART OF WESLEY HETGHTs-
6eautiful detached house. living room,
olning room, Kitchen and lavatory on the
dst moor: bedrooms and bath on 2nd ii. !:
mo. ~'' @A"o
W. g. A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
1llS l7th st. NV. DI. 1854
Evening star., 1940-04-19

n.w.-Larse, bright front room and kit.
Kelvinator. pvt. entrance: $3.50 wk.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-WILL SHARE
my 1-room apt. with l lady; very reason
able. Phone after z pm, DI. 1873.
Evening star., 1940-04-19

DOWNTOWN BACHELOR,
1925 18th st. NV rms, ample closets
and bath (no Kitchen; elevator service:
S35 Call agent, National $3.50, or see
Evening star., 1940-04-19

203 sth ST. NE-3 ROOMS, BED-LIVING
room, large kitchen: Frigidaire, heat gas,
electricity; reasonable adults. 2O'
Evening star., 1940-04-19

Mr.. 10th AND KALORAMA RD.-EXCEL-
lent location lovely newly furn liv bed.
room, . spacious bedrms. 3 closets: hall
din. kitchen tnew Electrolux); tile bath
1st a.; > expos: SS2 so. Hobart 749S.
Evening star., 1940-04-19
APARTMENTS WANTED.
APARTMENTS UNFuRhIsHep.

ROOM, KITCHEN AND
,ath, Frieidaire: clean and reasonable; for
ouple with infant. Box 3O.Y. Star.
Evening star., 1940-04-19

1924 KANSAS AVE. NW-3 ROOMS
nicely furnished; Frigidaire. gas. elec.
a hi Era
Evening star., 1940-04-19
GRAFTON HOTEL.

1889 Conn ave --Larse, comfortable rooms,
with Simmons inner -spring mattresses.
sinslss with running water $3.50 wk up:
gles sic so wk up doubles siS.S0 wk up
coLoREp-oirl TO share weli-iurnishsd
rom with another 400 n ~. nv
Evening star., 1940-04-19

LARGE CORNER ROOM, private shower
bath, 2 closets; Chillum bus: reasonable;
couple or gentlemen pref Georgia 1923.
Evening star., 1940-04-19

DOWNTOWN. 2121 H ST NV ROOMS
kitchen. bath. refg. incl. S4450. Residen
MANAGER. ME. 3763
Evening star., 1940-04-19

18th AND. MICHIGAN AVE. NE.--Avail-
able now. furnished bedrm., adj. bath; will
rent sinely or dou. Decatur 4716-W.
SILVER SPRING-New bungalow. double
couple: adult family; $50 mo. Shepherd
Evening star., 1940-04-19
WEST CHEVY CHASE.

lilo HAMLIN ST. NE.
10 rooms, 2 baths, garage. comp]etr,v
detached: so arranged that it can be used
lor apts.; reasonable rent. Apply
Simon Beloff, Real Estate,
1908 N. Y Ave National sIs7
Evening star., 1940-04-19

DOWNTOWN-MOD
604 23rd st. n.w.-3 rms, kit, bath
newly redec.. 1st floor. National 1910
RMS. KIT. BATH: H-WH: LARGE
closet; ami; reasonable. 14O1 H st. ne
Evening star., 1940-04-19
DETACHED HOME,
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

1905 Norwood Drive-SS5.
Drive out Wisconsin ave Just past Dis
trict line Beautiful home, living room
with fireplace. dining room bedrooms,
kitchen, tiled bath with built-in tub and
room hoor: large screened front porch
toilet and laundry tubs in basement; front
refrigeration
14O4 K. CAFRTTZ. DI. 1880
1314-1316 MICHIGAN AVE. NE.
New brick dwellings. 5 rms, Q baths.
Automatic heat. refR. S64 so and S62 80.
GEORGE I. BORGER,
Evening star., 1940-04-19

l1O4 HoLBRoOK ST. NE. APT. NO. p,
3 rooms kitchen. bath, basement. back
porch Heat and hot water furnished.
Insulated Rent reasonable. Apply
H1MMELFARB PROPERTIES, 414 "K'
Evening star., 1940-04-19

WOODBRIDGE. 3O1s s. OAK. AVE.-3
rms. kit. porch. private bath; refg,
chW.: adult6 Call After nm
Evening star., 1940-04-19

2 ROOMS. KITCHEN. PRIVATE BATH
back porch: gas. elec. and heat furn. Rent
reasonable. 1922 Trinidad ave. ne.
122 18th ST SE-2 LARGE ROOMS
kitchen, shower bath, oil heat, hot water
Evening star., 1940-04-19
ApARrMEhrs vhfuRk,sHfp.

2 rooms, kitchen. dinette and bath with
shower, large concrete screened porch; use
Of yard, Rent includes heat, hot water
and janttor service: $50
Q2H RANDQLPH AT NV
Evening star., 1940-04-19

CHEVY CHASE. D. G.: 55.O Byrd ST..
adults. semi-prvate bath WO. Os43.
(NR. 18th AND HARVARD. 1865 Hobart
St, n.w-Laree front room. next bath;
well furnished; southern expos: private
home; ch.w.; gentleman; $50. Columbia
1S33-W
Evening star., 1940-04-19

1907 CLIFTON ST. NW.-Larse room
closet, northern expos, opens onto porch:
SIS per week suitable men. Adams 1880
PLAZA. 221O PENNSYLVANIA ave. NV. Apt
305-Nicely furn. room. 3 windows S25.
24-hr. elev. Convt. Govt. bldgs.
1928 L ST NV. Apt 46-Walking dis
tance Double rm nicely furnished. twin
Evening star., 1940-04-19
APARTMENTS UkFURklsHED.

I'LL NORTH CAPITOL ST LARGE
rooms kitchen. private bath. heat, S34.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK. o3O 9th ST. NE
rooms, kitchen. semi-private bath: con.
Vepient tranSportatior: S35
Evening star., 1940-04-19

Cedar Courts" 40 Cedar st.-Attrac.
newly dec, large rooms. kit. bath.
scr pch., 2 expoS., 500. Mt, GE Oh33
Evening star., 1940-04-19

SUPERIOR FACILITIES for storage. NOV
ing or shipping furniture or merchandise
Metropolitan Warehouse Co.. hobart O6S2
SAFE FURNITURE STORAGE costs no
more. Why take a chance? Enjoy complete
protection. Low rates Open storage Pri-
vate rooms Call Merchants. MA. 5000.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-02-29
SEVEN INCHES SNOW
SENDS COUNTY PLOW
OUT FOR FIRST TIME

Nearly as much snow fell on Monday
and Tuesday of this week as was re-
corded during all of November, Deem
Der. and January, according to infor-
nation obtained from the q. S. Forest
service here.
Monday night inches of snow came
down and on Tuesday 2 more, making
total of z inches, as compared with
"a for the last two months of the old
year and the first month Of the new
February has been the winters big
gest snow month, IA inches in all having
fallen. This is equal to about LIS
inches of rain.
Monday night the fourth commits
sioner districts snow plow was put in
to service for the first time this win
ter for what it believed to be an all
time record for inactivity, according to
Supt. John Richards.
From 10 to y thousand dollars were
saved in snow removal costs during
January and that part of February I'M
til Monday, Richards estimates. At the
end of 1889 the district had balance
of about $4,000 in the snow removal
fund that was spent in improving var
ious district roads.
So far this winter the district has
saved in the neighborhocd of $4,000
that might have been spent on keeping
roads clear of snow had the weather
been more severe.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-02-29
COMMUNITY TO
HEAR QUARTET
Public Appearance of Lyceum
Course Sponsored by the
Teachers Assn.

Residents of the city viii have their
first opportunity to hear a Memorial
high school lyceum number, Tuesday
evening, with the public appearance of
the Ambassador Quartet IN the Com
munity Center auditorium, under the
auspices of the Ely Teachers associ-
alton.
A nationally known bell ringing
company, which also specializes in vocal
numbers, the quartet will give a con-
cert Tuesday afternoon in the Wash
ington auditorium for high school and
Junior College students. Its public
concert in the evening, to start at 8
O'Clock, is through special arrangement
Of the Teachers association of hide
pendent School District No T. A COM
munity service project, it may be re-
peated again if interest warrants. A
small admission is being charged to
cover expenses, and any net will be
turned over to a local welfare agency.
The quartet is not only made up of
unusually fine singers, but wonderful
personalities. Complete masters of
harmony. they are dressed in brilliantly
colored costumes and dramatic many
of their renditions.
The variety of numbers offered has
proved to be amazing. Each member Of
the quartet appears in solos and the
entire membership blossoms out as an
aggregation Of bell ringers which has
scored immense hits with audiences.
Contracted for by the school board
at a relatively small cost, the lyceum
numbers annually bring some of the
nations most talented entertainers
here. Booked through the extension
service of the University of Minnesota,
these artists ordinarily would be un-
available to any place except the large
centers of population. If the initial
venture Of the teachers group proves
successful, Elyites may have the priv
ilege of hearing several other lyceum
numbers.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-02-29
NBC Asks Commercial Club for
Reels at Suggestion of
Erick Berglund.

Ely may have its fishing pictures
broadcast over the New York television
station W2XBS Of the National Broad
casting Company, it was revealed at
the regular meeting of the Ely Com
mercial club Tuesday evening.
A letter from E. A Hungerford, Jr.,
in charge of television production for
the NBC, was read by Secretary Ray
Hoefler inquiring about the clubs fish,
ing pictures The reels will be sent to
Hungerford, who will inspect them to
see if they are technically possible to
reproduce, as soon as the outdoor shows
are over.
Erick Berglund, former Ely resi-
dent who is now working with the tele-
vision division Of the NBC in New
Jersey, suggested obtaining the Ely
outdoor pictures, Hungerford stated.
If it is possible to use the films, it
unquestionably will be the first time
that a member of the Arrowhead fin
ny tribe has been televized.
Robert Page Lincoln, noted outdoor
authority and writer, may pay the Ely
territory a visit this summer, connu-
nication from Zonimar Martinovich,
Eveleth newspaper man who authors
the column Outdoors in the Arrow
head With Marty, wrote the club.
Marty asked that the club make ar
rangements for transporting Lincoln
by plane to border lakes, including
Kekekabic. A photographer from the
State Tourist Bureau may also be a
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-02-29
MISS PlADSEN
GUEST ARTIST
Virginia Girl to Appear With
Municipal Band Friday
In Concert Series.

The Ely municipal band, under the
direction of Frank " Di Nino, viii
present the final concert Of its winter
series IN the Community Center audit
orium Friday evening at 8:15 o'clock.
Miss Clara Pladsen, Virginia soprano
who recently returned from the West
coast, will appear with the band as
guest artist. Mrs. Gladys Berg, Virginia,
will serve as accompanist.
Miss Pladsen will sing two groups Of
four numbers each. In the first are
Care Selve-Atlanta HandeD; Cuor Mo,
Cuor Mo Non Vedi, Perche Dolce, and
Ah-Mai Non Cersate Donaudy). The
second will be composed Of The Bird of
wilderness Horman), Let My Song
Fill Your Heart (Charles), One Day
When We Were Young CStrauss), and
Sometime, Sometime CFrimD.
Miss Pladsen, pretty, young, and tai
ented, toured the West coast following
her graduation from the University Of
Washington at Seattle where she en-
rolled after leaving Virginia. She is
now visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
william PladSen, in the Queen City,
and was invited by Director Di Nino to
appear with the band here.
The bands portion of the program
follows: Overture, The Italian in Al
giers &C. RossinD, Strains From Erin
q. Cailliet), Scenes From the SierraS
Bennett), Finale From the New World
Symphony OvoraD, In Town To-
the London Every Day
suite Coates, Finlandia (Sebilius).
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-02-29

Competition in the Catholic Youth
Organization basketball tournament will
get under way Friday night with the
Flyers and the Zephyrs the two cellar
teams, taking the court.
Monday night the Coyotes, who tied
with the Wildcats for league honors
with wins and I defeat each, viii en-
gage the Bombers, in second place with
3 wins and losses. This game viii be
followed by one between the wildcats
and the winner of the Flyers-Zephyrs
contest.
The winners Monday night viii be
paired Tuesday veening for the champi-
onship of the CYO and the losers Mon
day night viii vie for consolation
honors. The opening game Friday will
be free, but a small charge is being
made for the other games with which TO
purchase a suitable award for the
tournament winner Athletics Director
Edward T. Buckley is in charge Of the
meet
Membership of the teams follows:
wildcats-Louis Rebel, Ted Grahek.
John Grahek, Tom Devich, John Evan
SIGH, Tony Lobe, william Zaverl and
Frank Mauser.
zephyrs-Joe Pengal. Frank Pengal,
John SuStercich, Ralph Grahek, Al
Petricf, Frank Novasel, Stanley Senta
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member Of the party. Hoefler revealed
that arrangements we're being made to
bring other outdoor writer's here this
summer
Roland Ericsson is at the Fort Wayne
Indiana, show this week with the clubs
pictures, a guest Of the manager of the
show and at no cost to the club, the
secretary reported. Next week Ericsson
will attend the Cincinnati show, using
space donated by the Minnesota Tour
ist Bureau.
A request that the club sponsor a
drive to obtain Ely's share of the bud
get Of the Range Civic and Munich
palities associations was presented the
club in communication ~ Fred Gina,
Virginia. A group of local organiza-
tons will be called together to discuss
the proposal. The city's assessment is
$3.50, and it is to be raised by popular
subscription.