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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
PUERTO RICAN GOWNS
sale SIC

When you see their attractive detail
and hand-embroidery you'll wonder
at their low price! White, flesh and
TEA rose with contrasting trim.
Regular and extra sizes included.
FIRST sAsEMENr-FARMER.G RATIoT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

APRIL 9f TO MAY eQ
Tdurus-Friendly indications,
especially because Of your nat
ural talent and pfoclivities for
study. painstaking effort with
important details and ability TO
improve ideas and methods that
have practical value.
MAY Pr TO JUNE ef
Gemmi-You can better your
interests by putting your pro-
motional and creative ideas to
work in a solid way. Know the
value Of advertising: make i'm
provements and orrectio
where needed. Work faithfully
at your job.
JUNE % TO JULY %
Cancer-We can't paint a rosy
picture, but il you remember
that speedy execution is the
mother Of good fortune" we
think you'll be surprised at how
quickly and what you will &C
complish.
JULY 81 TO- AUGUST %
Leo-Financial increases are
not the most important issues
right now. It's the quality of
your work and the sincerity and
application with which you
strive TO fulfill promises and
orders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Protect
Shoulders
And AIMS
BY DONNA GRACE

THE versatile lady known as
Il Dame Fashion, is never bor-
ing. Long before we have time
to tire of her moods. she changes
them to new ones. and this
chameleon characteristic will al
ways be one of her greatest
charms.
At the moment, the mink Is
positively demure with her long
sleeves and cover up necks but
even though the bare back and
arms are under cover now. we
can't risk neglecting the skin.
There is no knowing when again
they will be on parade. There
are many who prefer the low
decollete and sleeveless costumes
for all formal occasions. so they
always will be fashionable.
Cleaning white shoulders and
smooth, flawless backs are lovely
for either the debutante or ma
tron. but they should have the
same attention as the face when
il comes TO packs and massage.
All the better shops include the
back and arms in their thorough
facials, and these are the grand
est treatments in which one may
indulge, for stimulation or relax
alton before party.
Massage Rooms
Massage rooms are quiet and
soft lighted, and a comfortable
couch induces complete rest. All
outside clothing and the girdle
is removed for the manipulation
OF the back Even the first few
strokes of the expert hands will
cause one to sigh with a feeling
OF relaxation.
a good bath brush should be
used for all warm baths. This
alone will insure clear. firm skin.
There should be no blemishes
or blackheads to cover.
Neglected backs can be refined
with regular attention. Blem-
iShes will be thoroughly scrubbed
with plenty of warm water and
creamy soap lather: then well
rinsed. The very oily skin may
be treated in this way with tinc-
ture Of green soap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Bofie Solution

Prepare a solution OF boric
acid, two pints of il. Put half in
the refrigerator to cool. Soak
a small Turkish towel in the hot
solution and spread over the
back. Repeat the hot applica-
ton several times. then finish
with the ice cold towel
The boric solution is slightly
drying TO the skin and should be
followed by creams for lubrica-
ton. II is difficult 10 massage
ones own back. 1t is easier 10
have the treatment done in the
salon.
Makeup for the back and arms
should always begin with a
smooth blending of foundation.
then the powder. Use a powder
brush TO remove all excess
powder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

Toddlers' Cotton DRESSES ...............77
Button-On SUITS for Toddlers ..........77
Toddlers' Rayon Taffeta DRESSES .......S SO
Wool SWEATERS, Coat Style ............79
Toddlers' Corduroy Pants SUITS ...-.... lo'
COMPLETE LAYETTE ................... 100
"Birdseye" and Flannelette Diapers, dozen II
'Cumfy' Gauze DIAPERS, II for ........ IL
Infants Philippine CREEPERS .....,....4 IS
Infants DRESSES, Hand Made .......,.. 45
3-Piece Wool BOOTIE SETS .............. o.
Rayon Blanket Cloth ROBE and BOOTIE SET 90
BABY SCALE With Basket ..........-2. g.
BATHINETTE, Folding Wood Stand -
HuDsoN.s-sEcoND BAsEMENT-FARMER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

Leather Bound Canvas WEEKEND CASES 2.ss
Imitation Leather WARDR0BES, 2l-inch ass
1S-inch WEEKEND CASES With Fittings ass
Canvas WARDROBE CASES, 21-inch ass
Leather Bound PULLMAN CASES, Canvas ass
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

Prices Subject 10 80 Ssisi Tsx
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

Your Horoscope for Tuesday,
January Ia, will be found in
Mondays Detroit Times.
Copyright. 1871. KING Features synd.. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

WARDROBE CASES Leather Bound Canvas SIS
HAT and SHOE BOXES, Leather Bound. ass
Mems Canvas TW0-SUITER CASES. ...... SIS
Leather Bound Canvas F0RTNITERS. .........G ss
HUDsoNs-FIRsT BAsEMENT-wooDwARD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

SOME SAMPLES AND SECONDS! This
UNUSUAL January saving offers outstanding
values from our regular higher priced
stock. Some pieces have slight mars or
scratches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Bic SAVINGS for
Infants and ToddIers!

The ANNUAL SALE!
Everything to meet the
needs of little ones. All
new, specially purchased
merchandise. Excellent
values! Two registered
nurses to assist you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Clean Your Furniture
nWith Dry Suds Shampoo
For Rug
BY ELEANOR ROSS

sweeping or vaeHuming 70 avoid
loose dust.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
HM1 #~cAoqoe
BY FRANCES DRAKE
Looi in The Section Your Birthday Comes H. ord Find VIA
Your Outlook Is, according TO the Stars,
For Monday. JdnnarN -.

MARCH 9T TO APRIL %
iRfESCare advised all business and financial transactions
n making plans. pertaining
research, chemistry drugs oils and shipping favored
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06

Snake Trainer Is Bitten
Capturing Reptile

William Parker, SO, of 204 Wat
son street, who described himself
as a snake charmer and escape
artist" at present unemployed,
was treated at Receiving Hospital
after, he said. he was bitten by
a snake in a parking lot.
Doctors at the hospital said he
to have been bitten by a
snake.
Parker said he was on Wood
ward near Columbia street when
he saw the snake wriggling
through a parking lot. Nearby
stood a man with an empty box,
from which the man declared the
snake had eScaped. Parker seized
the reptile and stuffed him back
in the box, getting bitten on the
right hand. The snake owner
with his box then disappeared.
Parker said the snake owner
told him the reptile was a cobra,
but that its poison sacs had been
extracted. Just the same he went
TO the hospital for treatment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Dean Pound Hits
Diverse Laws

Prof. Roscoe Pound, former dean
of the Harvard law school, who
will deliver the principal address
Saturday when graduates of the
Detroit College of Law meet in
the Hotel Statler to mark the
schools golden jubilee. is the ma
tons outstanding advocate of
Standardization of all state laws.
"Our principal aim should be
uniformity and elimination of
widespread conflict between the
laws of various states" Dean
Pound declares. This restate-
ment and Standardization should
be primarily the work of the
leading law schools.
"The work should start with
the common law, and embOdy
the leading British and Ameri-
can modification and moderni-
LatiOn of the common law. One
result would be the curtailment
of the astounding yearly output
of useless and conflicting legis-
latiOn on the part of our various
state legislatures"
Dean Pound has pointed out that
under the present conflicts a man
can be legally divorced and re-
married in one state. yet be con-
sidered biganist in an adjoin-
ing state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Toss Garter for Raj

WHEN Elizabeth Halves returns from
w South America she will learn that her
3-year-old son was operated on for APP
pendicitis E. The daughter of White
House secretary Mary Eben changed her
name TO Wilson last week . At the
Whitney Bourne party for the Raj, a
stocking company sponsored game called
Toss the Garter wherein carriers were
tossed onto the legs of pretty people.
Walking minis such as John Hertz and
William Rhinelander Stewart were among
those who won femme hosiery
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
City Pension System
Costs Extra $4,000

An increase in the number of
city employees retiring upon reach
ing the age of 65 today caused
Common Council to authorize the
transfer Of S95, 900. in pension sys-
tenn funds to meet retirement pay
rolls until the end Of the present
fiscal year. June l. This money is
in addition TO the $275,000 which
was the anticipated cost of the
pension system for the fiscal year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Tip on Nazi Activities in u. S.

ON THURSDAY week representatives of this column Wash
ngon ndsputabe evidence authorities
revealing intelligence department has to the
shipping Also that before
sailing Euophe numbers and of ships and the value of
available the
turned ndispuable
showing bueprnts for Americas defense
facores-he production the time replacementare
reaching intelligence greatest detail
details withheld
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Awarded
Pulitzer Prize
For Expose
International New. Service Wire

NEW YORK. May 6-Robert
z. Sherwood'S strong anti-FaScist
play. There Shall Re No Night,
fodsv was awarded the $1,000
Pulitzer prize as the best Amerl-
can play Of the season.
There Shall BE No Night,
which opened in April. 1880, closed
here six months ago and has
since been touring the country.
No award was made for the
best American novel al the year
and no reason was given for the
omission. Many literary critics had
thought that Ernest Hemlngway's
sensational novel Of the Spanish
Civil War. For Whom the Bell
Tolls" would be the winner.
For the hest United States
history Of the year $1,000 was
awarded 10 Marcus Lee Hansen,
author Of Atlantic Migration"
Olga Elizabeth WinslowS iona
thon Edwards" won the $1,000
prize for the best American biog-
raphy. while Leonard Bacon 5
Sunderland Rapture was Sc
lected as the best book of verse.
NEWSPAPER PRIZES
Awards in the newspaper field
were:
For the best example Of re-
porter'S works. 600 prize to
columnist WeSthrook Pegler for
his expose Of scandals in the ranks
OF organized labor which led to
the convection for theft of George
Scalise, former president of the
Building Service Workers Inter
national Union.
For the most disintereSted mer-
itorious public service-a $500
gold medal TO the ST. Louis Post
Dispatch for its successful cam
paign against the st. Louis smoke
nuisance.
For the best example of edi-
torial writing-S500 prize to Reu-
ben Maury, editorial writer for the
New York Daily News.
For the best cartoon--S500 prize
TO Jacob Burch of the Chicago
Times for his editorial cartoon
entitled IF l Should Die Before
/ Wake" showing a child saying
prayers in bombed home.
CORRESPONDENTS PLAQUE
In place of the individual prize
for the best work by a foreign
correspondent of an American
newspaper the committee sug-
gested that plaque bearing the
names of numerous correspond
ents be placed in the Columbia
University school of journalism.
Scrolls are to be given to each
named.
A special citation was given to
the New York Times for the ed
vocational value" of its foreign
news reports.
There Shall Be No Night" was
produced by the theater guild with
Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne
IN the leading roles. 1t dealt with
the Soviet invasion of Finland
and was a powerful indictment
of the totalitarian nations. 1t
closed in New York on Nov. 2,
Jnaa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
British Radio Lists
Soviet Aid 10 China

LONDON, May 6.-(INS)-I
The British radio today announced
that $50 truckloads or about 1000
tons of Russian munitions are
reaching the Chinese armies of
Generalissimo Chang Kai-Shek
every month through Turkestan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
One Look Brinqs Offer

JULIET FORBES. the play actress. and
- bridegroom Carl Hess are en- route TO
Guatemala. Buddy De Sylva's wedding
gift was a Paramount contract :. Joan
Crawford has divorced H'Wood for New
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Walter Winchen
On BS'ONdzCNY
Trade marx heEist'
Man About Town

rraa, Marx Registered. copyrIFht. lSai.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06

u ONI
Committee has a Communistic dossier on
an editor and two writers on a New York
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-04-17
Twenty-Five Years Ago
FRIDAY. April IL. 1916,

Sometime ago considerable talk was
heard in Duluth regarding the Work
Farm at that time the joint property
of Duluth and st. Louis County. 1t was
stated that the ranges were sending
the largest number of prisoners and
that Duluth was compelled to stand
half the cost. Fred Ward in his an
nual report refutes this statement
According to the report there were
1,575 committed to the farm in 1915
Of this number 1902 were from Du-
luth and only "a from IA other munich
palities outside of Duluth. Ely sent 10,
Virginia IL, Hibbing IL, Buhl z, and
Biwabik 4.
Anselm Tolonen and Miss Hilma
Tiitinen secured license to marry
Minday also Ingvald Arnesen of Win
ton and Miss Ovedia Tangen of this
CITY,
Donald Eddington slipped and fen
under the train at the local station
Saturday evening just as the train
was pulling out for Winton. His left
arm was severed close to the shoulder,
his right knee was fractured and he
sustained bruises about the head and
body. Taken to the Shipman hospital
he is recovering. He is an employe
of the st. Croix Lumber company.
Clarence Chinn and Joe Martinetti
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-04-17

To clear up a dispute, accountants
in State Auditor Kings office the past
week dug into the records and showed
that there was a deficit Of $8,522, 020
in the state revenue fund at the close
of the Benson Administration in 1888
These figures were furnished Governor
Stassen, over the signature Of Audi
tor Staff King and his deputy, M. j.
Desmond. The governor advised MEM
bers of the legislature recently that
during the first full fiscal year Of the
present administration, ending July
first. the overdraft in the general
revenue fund had been reduced by
$780,, 679 and that by the close Of the
present year on July, the overdraft
will be completely eliminated. Beside:
this. according to the report Of the
Minnesota Institute of Governmental
research, expenditures have been GU
more than four million below thu
amount spent in the last year Of TIT
previous administration and that debt:
have been cut more than ten million
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-04-17
LOOxAxlVo O7N1A of The Miner

were Ely delegates to the Iron Range
Firemen'S association meeting held at
Chisholm Thursday evening. =
Tower is arranging to entertain the
annual gathering of the Vermilion
Range Old Settlers. The first reunion
was held here last year and 289 names
were placed on the list. Only those pay
ing dues are listed. Mayor Vein
zierl has named Peter Kocevar and
Jacob Maxi on the police force replac-
ing John Somrock and Math L.
Kapsch. Chief LaBeau and Officer H.
Mattila were reappointed Kocevar
and Maxi will do night duty and
LaBeau and Mattila will do day duty.
The school board is advertising for
bids to construct grand stand at
Athletic park. : 8 $ Advices from Mrs.
G. A. Dahlgren at Coueur d. Alene,
Idaho, are ito the effect that she is
out of danger and recovering. Mrs.
Skogland and daughter. Jennie are at
the bedside. Wednesday, with
snow falling quite rapidly, heavy
thunder was heard. AL Kolstad
returned Sunday from Rochester where
he had spent three weeks under the
care of Drs. Mayo.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-04-17
Forty-nine Years Ago
From the Ely Times
FRIDAY, April %, 1892.

Section Thirty is again in the lime
light. The Germanic Iron company has
brought suit in the U. S. court against
the several claimants to the land
covered by the Reed patent. The land
is described as lots / and 2 and the
SWA of NE IA of Section 30, 63-11.
The defendants named in the COM
plant are the following familiar
names: Frank w. Eaton, Leonidas
Merritt, Richard A. Pagan, Angus Nc
Donald, Fred F. Huntress, Charles F.
Wheeler, Houghton E. James, William
M. Stokes, Carol M. Mauseau, Warren
Wing, William Alden, Margaret Lon
storf, and the Minnesota Iron COM
pany.
Peter Schaefer rendered his resig-
nation as city clerk to the council to
take effect April go The resignation
was accepted and William T. James
was named to fill the uneXpired term
to which Mr.. Schaefer was elected two
weeks ago. Having sold the Ely Iron
home to Jock w. Robe, MIR. Schaefer
and family will return to his old posi-
ton on the vermilion Iron Journal
at Tower.
Governor Merriam has set May 2
as Arbor Day. Born to Alderman
and Mrs. R. j. Williams on Sunday
son. A half hour has been cut
from the running time of the passen-
ger train between here and Tower
The train leaves here at 7:35 a. m
The Chandler is shipping ore
since Monday and three trains day
are leaving here. The Chandler is now
loading and shipping 30 cars per day
The Pioneer has suspended opera
lions in No. 8 shaft and has put their
entire force to work in No. shaft
An engine and hoisting drum is be-
ing placed at No. 4. Alex Nc
Curdy who recently removed with his
family to Duluth, will have charge OF
an exploring camp at Robinson lake
for Duluth company. The Re
publican county convention will be
held in Duluth on April %. The con-
vention will be composed of SO dele
gates. Ely is entitled to three and the
Town of Morse one. Caucuses will
be held in all precincts on April &c
under the primary election laws of the
state.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-04-17

Lake trout fishermen are planning
their first trips of the spring for this
weekend, made possible because of a
nearly unprecedented early breakup of
ice.
Many lakes were free of ice Tues
day, while trout lakes and other Dor
der lakes are expected to be free OF
nearly so by this weekend.
Ice started out of Shagawa lake Mon
day, the earliest since April 4, 1909
which is an all-time record, according
to infirmation given The Miner.
Fall lake was clear Tuesday, and
so far as is known hester Niemela ano
Adolph Jarnig made the initial trip
up the lake to Eastwood.
Hoist and Back bay of Eastwood
were reported open Tuesday but the
rest of the lake was closed.
Responsible for the early breakup
were the two inches of rain that fel
from Friday night to Tuesday morn
ing, and the 10 degree temperature or
Saturday and 70 on Sunday for {
record for this early in April.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-04-17
Ten Years Ago
Friday, April IL, 1891.

Fifty graduates were given diplomas
at evening school exercises at the
Washington auditorium Monday eve
ming. Supt. Walter E. Englund in a
short address presented the diplomas
and in his remarks paid deserved COM
pliments to the teachers, Misses Clara
Handberg, Sylvia Heikkila, Jessie
Livingston, Alma Turula. Bessie
Childers and Dorothy Pickavance.
The fifteenth anniversary of the
founding of the Masonic Lodge in Ely
was observed Friday evening with a
banquet and program at the Memorial
cafeteria. George T. Ayres presented a
history of the lodge and Mrs. Peter
Schaefer history of the Eastern Stars
The speaker of the evening was the
Rt. Rev. Bishop Bennett of Duluth.
Mrs John M. Brown, an early resi-
dent of this city, died suddenly We'd
nesday evening following a paralytic
stroke. She had been busy all day with
her housework and on that evening
complained of not feeling well and
shortly after this suffered the stroke.
She was born in Scotland and was So
years of age. She has been resident
of this city for the past 35 years.
Surviving are her husband and two
sons, Allan and Norman, and three
grandchildren. The funeral will be
conducted by the Rev. H. r. Browne
at the Presbyterian church Saturday.
The death of Mrs. Brown was a
shock to her many friends and partic-
ularly to her neighbors.
Two Ely boys were honored this
week. Joseph M. Sershen, serving in
the U. S. navy proved himself a good
oarSman on Wednesday when his crew
won the battle fleet championship and
on Saturday won the all-navy racing
cutter championship trophy. Walter
Nappa, member of the last three uni
versity swimming teams, was named
director of water sports at the Super
ior, Wis.,. Boy Scout summer camp
The duties at the camp will last for
seven weeks.
Frank Mustar and Frances Klanchar
secured a marriage license Monday
j. Hugh McInnis an old timer
on the Vermilion range, died at his
home in Virginia Wednesday of pend
monia after short illness. He lived
with his parents at Tower up to 1892,
when the family removed to the
MeSaba range His father, Neil McInnis
was county commissioner for several
years and also served in the legisla-
ture.