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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-02-14
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b. MoRRIs WIENER

Switzerland, in 1928, when he pre-
cipitated one of the most violent
controversies in the history of the
Olympic Games, always distin-
guiShed for that sort of thing.
An entrant for America in the
10000 meter race, decided on the
basis of individual time in heats,
Jaffe had virtually clinched the
championship when officials sud-
denly made a startling announce
ment. Owing to the soft condition
of the ice, they stated pompously,
the entire event was called off,
thrown out of the records. BY a
strange coincidence, Jaffe had
turned in a performance in one of
the six heats completed which no
skater in the competition could
touch. American officials protest
ed vigorously and suggested that
the remaining heats be postponed
until conditions improved. The
protests and suggestion were ig-
nored; certain Europeans KIN w
that no improvement could be
made upon Jaffe's time under any
conditions-not that year.
Another year, another Olympiad
and still Jewish Irving Jaffe was
supreme. Back-rOOm politicians
gave way to outdoor athletes at
the winter games contested at
Lake Placid; Jaffe had to fear
only competitors in the 5000 and
10000 meter races and presently it
was clear that he had nothing to
fear. America swept the speed
skating program with Jack Shea
of Dartmouth in the sprint events
and with Jaffe in the long, taxing
grinds. (This same Jack Shea, re-
signed from the 1886 Olympic
Team in protest at holding the
1896 games in BerIin-after undis-
puted evidence had been presented
to the authorities that the Ger
mans were discriminating against
the Jews in spOrts.)
Jaffe-having won the 5000 me
ter event = now went after the
10000 meter race and an historic
double. No man had ever swept
both titles at an Olympic jambor-
ee since the inception of the games
in 1898. But Jaffe won both anC
in the most spectacular finish ever
seen on the ice. Jaffe, the great
Ivar Ballangrud of Norway, anc
Canada's Frank Stack wheeled
into the stretch as if one man. Ten
feet from the tape the three were
still even, but Jaff left his feet in
desperate dive and slid across
the line on his stomach doubly
crowned champion of the world.
Following the bitter argument
attending the 10000 meter race
at st. MOritZ in 1928, the skaters
of the Norwegian Olympic team
called on Jaffe, congratulated him
as tire winner of the disputed race
and gave assurance that their peO-
pie, at least, recognized him as
the champion. There are words for
tolerance and craftsmanship in
every language, including the
Scandinavian.
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Left to rights Robert Goldman, Cincinnati president Union
of American Hebrew Congregations; Mrs. L. WATERS New
National SsehOOds Albert
Mecenbg Chicago president National Federation of Temple
Presidents the Union National FederaOn Temple
official
their organizations scheduled
Stater
Ninth Biennial Convention
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5 FOULS and
YOU'RE OUT?

Basketball coaches Of district 81 have
recommended to the district board that
limit Of five personal fouls be set
for tournament play, according to Ed
ward T. Buckley, director OF athletics in
school district No. u.
If approved by the board, composed
of superintendent of schools and
headed by N. w. Van Putten, Aurora,
the request would permit a player to
remain in tournament games until he
has received five, instead Of four, per-
sonals. The meet is scheduled for
Mar. SD in Virginia.
Reason for the request, Buckley said,
was that tournament officiating is
usually closer and that players are
under a greater nervous strain. both
resulting in more fouls. This, like the
multiple fouling rule, is an effort to
keep the best players in the game as
long as possible and still control the
fouling, something the cash customers
will appreciate greatly.
Meeting in Virginia last week, the
coaches drew up the request. They
also again agreed that the multiple
foul rule should be suspended for the
rest of the season, so that COMPARE
son between the first and the last half
of the schedules could be obtained.
After play has ended the number OF
fouls committed under the multiple and
four-fouI rules will be tabulated, as
will the number Of players receiving
more than four personals.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-30
Fiue Home Games to End
Junior College Schedule
Brainerd Coming Friday and
Eveleth Saturday; Drops
Two Over Weekend.

With the coming Of Brainerd Junior
College Friday night, Ely viii inaugu-
rate five-game home stand that will
complete the basketball schedule for
the present campaign.
On Saturday night the Ely Jaysees
viii meet the title-bound Eveleth cagers
on Memorial court, and then viii take
on Itasca. Virginia, and Duluth in the
next month to complete the schedule.
In the Eveleth team local fans will
see one Of the best college aggregations
in the state, one of the few undefeated
cage teams The Tigers have yet to
meet their superior In a previous
game with Ely the Tigers dished out
a 47-25 defeat 10 the Vermilion range
crew. One of Ely's two wins was at
the expense Of Brainerd, 1890
In the two games last week T6rsti
Franti garnered q TO raise his total
TO 100 for 10 games. Al Banks is in
second with 90, while Tony Grahek,
scoring 20 points against Ashland to
nearly equal Franti's % for the Crosby
game, is third with rs.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-30
SKIER
winner

Tony Golobich, scoring 1929 points,
won the class C ski jump at Inter
national Falls Sunday Golobich made
jumps of n and rs feet, beating out
entries from the host city, Cloquet,
Duluth, and Grand Rapids.
Sunday four riders from the Ely
Ski club viii go TO Duluth for dedi-
cation of the new Fond du Lac slide.
They include Kenneth Janeksela, COM
peting in class c, and william Trud-
geon, William Maxi, and Edwin Janek-
sela, class B
Appearing at the Falls besides Colo
bich were william Maxi, William
Trudgeon, Ed Janeksela, Maynard
Thoren, in class B, and Waino Wirta,
Archie Murphy, Marvin Janeksela,
winston Homer, and Leonard Nappa,
class c.
Five skiers who went to Eau Claire
Sunday for the Central q. S. Junior
meet were unable TO compete because
Of misunderstanding in qualifications
They were Sigurd F. Olson, Jr., Ken
meth Janeksela, William Sjoberg, Rob-
ert Olson, and Robert Hedlof..
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thus get bright, cheerful high
key" effect.
At night, interesting pictures can
be made By having your subjects
at an uncurtained window, W.T. the
photo lights at one side,-and then
shooting the picture from outside
looking In"
The picture above shows the e.
feet. However. a French door was
used IN this case-the children
were simply peering into the dark
dining-room. But the frame makes
a very satisfactory window effect
It's Just as II the subjects were
peeping out on a pitch-dark winter
night
Try some Of these effects. They're
easy. with any camera-using high
speed film and photo bulbs for the
night shots. And they add novelty
to your collection Of home pictures
John van Guilder
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-30

GOOD snapshots around the home
~ depend partly on your subjects
and partly on how you present
them. Often, q clever or unusual
presentation makes an excellent
picture out Of the most familiar
subject-matter.
Take a look around the house.
and note the spots or locations that
will make good settings" for pic
lures. The fireplace. the stairway
landing. the stairway corner, the
big easy chair by the bookshelves-
all these are good picture spots"
Windows and French doors are
useful. too. In the daytime, a bright
window can be used as a back
ground for silhouette shots-with
shades drawn on the other win.
dows- Or, you can bring up your
photo lights, to illuminate the
shadow side Of ths subject and
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-30
Memorial High to Jump
From Frying Pan to Fire
Invades Gilbert Friday to Take
on Champs; Loses to
Virginia, 1921

The Memorial high basketball team
literally jumps from the frying pan
into the fire this weekend, when it
inyades the lair of the district-leading
Gilbert five Friday night. Last week
end the red and white took on a re-
juvenated Virginia quintet at the
Queen City and lost out by % to 81
score.
Gilbert, which won two intersectional
tits last week in handy fashion, holds
undisputed possession Of first place in
the district, a position it isn't likely to
be tumbled from. Winner of some six
games besides an equal number in the
district, Gilbert has but one blot on its
record, $3.50 setback at the hands of
Two Harbors, the outstanding high
school aggregation in northern Min
neSota.
Undaunted at the prospect OF meet
ing the lion in its den, Coach Steve
Smrekar and his aggregation are all
popped up over the coming encounter,
feeling that if they are on they may
be just the team to take some of the
wind out of Glbert's sails. Still pos
sessing plenty of fight and spirit de-
spite their two consecutive setbacks,
the red and white expects to make an
evening of it for the district pace set
tiers.
Next game is here Feb. 7 with Inter
national Falls.
Beating Virginia on its own floor is
quite a trick, a feat that Ely wasn't
able to perform in the return engage
ment of the two teams. The Bluedevils
gained revenge for the one-point set
back dished out to them here in
game that went two overtime periods.
Playing somewhat cratic ball in the
opening half during which the Queen
City ran up a 1913 advantage, Ely
came back in the final two periods to
rush the Bludevils of their feet, but
hard luck coupled with over anxious
ness on shots kept the ball out of the
hoop Al Logar and Ed Grahek to-
gether mufed seven perfect setups with
not guard near. the ball slipping over
the hoop instead Of through it.
All told Ely could count only four
baskets, the poorest showing in this
it has made all season
Free throws accounts for Is points.
Guarding was considerably better
than in the game the week before
with Biwabik, but the club still has
quite a way to go to regain the form
displayed during the five game win
ming streak.
Logar pushed his total points for
the season to 80 to stay at the top.
Grahek passed up Lloyd Bird, the for
mer scoring 5 points to make his
total 80, while the latter now has 80.
George Perkovich equalled Grahek's
scoring, making his total %.
The box score:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-30
Three TEAMS
enter MEET

Three Ely bowling teams have for
mally entered the American Bowling
association tournament 70 be held in
st. Paul March Is to May IS, accord
ing to Ray Phillips, proprietor of the
Ely Bowling Center.
They include the Moose, Slogans
and Vertin's. Either Modern Service
or the Sweet Shop may also attend.
Ely teams will appear May 5.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-30
ELY SWIMMERS
Meet EvELETH
Mesabi Range Mermen to Come
Here Saturday for Final
Home Engagement.

The Memorial high school swimmers
viii engage Eveleth in the Memorial
pool Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
The second meeting of the two, the
meet viii be the final home engage
ment for Coach Ed Haapaniemi.
Before the holidays Ely defeated
Eveleth in the latter's pool, $3.50. The
return meet viii be especially appeal
ing to Captain Albin Markun for one
Of the two times he was defeated in
the 220-yard free style was by Trem-
bath of Eveleth.
Last Saturday at Virginia the Ely
swimmers gave the state champions a
run for their money in holding them
to 40-33 win. Captain Markun lost his
second 220-yard race of the season TO
John Fraboni by a finger tip.
Melvin women came through with a
win in the breast stroke, and a free
style relay team composed Of Sheldon
Brown, Erwin Maijala, Markun and
william LeBeau took this event for
Ely's only first places, but the boys
piled up enough points on the other
positions to keep their total near Vir-
ginia's.
Result Of the meet follow:
Results, boys-50-yard free style: Sid
Beery, Virginia, Irwin Maijala, Ely;
Don Myntti, Ely. Time, 263.
100-yard breast stroke: Mel women,
Ely; Don Mcdonald, Virginia; Jack
Nelson, Virginia. Time, 1:107.
220-yard free style: John Fraboni,
Virginia; Albin Markun, Ely; Leonard
Nelson, Virginia. Time, 2:299
100-yard back stroke: George Ewens,
Virginia; Sheldon Brown, Ely; Don
Annala, Ely. Time, 1:13.5.
100-yard free style: Jay Scholtus,
Virginia; Erwin Maijala, Ely: William
LeBeau, Ely. Time, l minute
Dives: Jack Carlson, Virginia, first
with 92.6 points; Albin Markun, Ely,
second; and Paul Hanten, Virginia,
third.
150-yard medley relay: Virginia,
first, (Scholtus, Archie, Harris, Berry.
Time: lbs.
200-yard free style relay: Ely, first;
Brown, Maijala, Markun, LeBeaD.
Time, 1909.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-30
NorthIand As, Ely IS.

Ely Junior College dropped an over
time tilt to Northland at Ashland, Wis.
Saturday night. 45-43. Ahead all the
way the VermiIion range cagers saw
Northland tie up the game at 43 all
as the regular playing time ended. and
Grin Marx swish through the winning
goal as the gun ended the extra per-
iod.
The heroic efforts Of Tony Grahek,
who single handed accounted for 20 Of
Ely's 43 points, were not enough to
keep the locals ahead for the entire
distance. Grahek and Torsti Franti,
who was good for % points, regis
tered all but 10 of the total.
Northland repeated its previous two
point win over Ely in which it upset
the local club, 1851. on Memorial
court.
The Icv coOrn-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-30
Score by Quarter
Duluth 81. Ely so.

Playing the role of the generous
sportsmen. but not because they ex-
actIy wanted to, the Ely Jaysees permit
ted Duluth to win its first game OF
the current campaign, $3.50, at Du-
Iuth Friday night. The Bluejays had
previously suffered six consecutive de-
feats. eight counting two last season
Shaping two men on Torsti Franti,
Ely's scoring dynamo, Duluth held the
elongated center to four baskets 10
keep a slight lead over the Elyites
throughout the game. While Franti
was checked to points, Elliott Oh
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-30
N. ]. C. C..

Duluth 81, Ely go
Virginia A, Crosby 26.
Duluth IS, Itasca "a. %. IT,.
EVeleth 48, Hibbing IS.
Virginia II, Brainerd 46.
Northland As, Ely 43. %. To
Tonight.
Duluth at Eveleth.
Friday Night.
Hibbing at Virginia.
Brainerd at Ely.
Saturday Night.
Eveleth at Ely.
Brainerd at Itasca.
Hibbing at Crosby.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-30

Range Boys Standings.
Inventor of Linotype

The linotype was the invention OF
a matchmaker, not typesetter. I'm
til he was employed to help pro-
duce writing machine, about 1875,
Ottmar Mergenthaler, it appears,
had given no thought to compost
tors or printers problems. It was
after the abandonment of the writ
ing machine that he developed the
linotype.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-30

lund, Bluejay pivot man, was enmass-
ing II to spark his club to victory.
Al Banks and Tony Grahek accounted
for points each, but couldn't keep
the VermiIion range quintet abreast
of the determined Bluejays.
The box score:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-30
nERnAIDS TO
swim CHISHOLM

The Memorial high merulaids will
travel to Chisholm Saturday afternoon
to resume hostiities after a three-week
Iayoff. Last meet was with their op-
ponents Saturday, which Ely lost, 49-
40. here.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-30
WORTH THE MOVE
husband doesn't think much Of

I'm going to move into the city
next summer"
Into the city? I should think the
summer would be just the time when
you'd want to be in the country"
"WhatI And miss all the ball games?
Not on your lifeI'
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-30
OVERPAID

you paid the minister five dollars
wheE we were married !"
Yes. l am very careless about
money matters; ought not TO have CIV
en- him more than two dollars and a
half"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-30
Special Pest Poison

A special poison has been pre-
pared by government experts. It is
expected to be deadly for rats but
harmless for dogs, cats, cattle and
human beings.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-30

Mr. Deutche the change the
Boston German immigrant happened
coins valuable because lettering
Dutchle found the the to the
bought it from him.
Coolidge
worked sometimes much a
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-30
DISTRICT q

Game scores.
Virginia %, Ely q.
Biwabik 40, Eveleth %.
Mountain Iron 80, Aurora 81.
Eveleth %, Keewatin Is.
Gilbert 26, Chisholm Is.
Bull 38, Mt. Iron 26.
Gilbert 81, Proctor Is.
Tower 81, Biwabik 80.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-30

Yes-The Ely News Store
SELLS the Ely Miner
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BASKETBALL
City League.

Game Scores.
IOOF %, Coop 16.
Co. 704 SO, SSCU "a
Co. 704 SO, Independents &c.
Tonight.
CYO VS.. Independents.
IOOF VS.. STARTS.
Tuesday Night.
Co. 704 VS.. IOOF.
CYO VS.. Co. 704.
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AzuoAueha the
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The Phoenix index., 1941-11-22
BY DILORES CALVIN

NEW YORK-(C) - "SUNNY
RIVER" Wfh 'Jcgro Stars to be
cast December Ist. q. Newest ad~
dition to the Hammerstein-R Rom
berg genius is the III usical "Sunny
River with the Negro stars Oscar
Polk and Richard Huey which will
have New York appearance De-
cenber first.
GOSSIP IN GOTHAM. Author
Arna BontempS, staying at the
Hotel Theresa stepped out and I
followed him four blocks. Ito a
public library's reading room where
they had his "Pope and Fifina," !"
children sensation, on view go. ..
Una Mae Carlisle and husband had
"a spat this week, it's rumored. 49,.
Helena Horne is to have gone to
Pittsburgh to make up with hub
by, also comes from Dame RumOr
Cab Galloway is now under
new management, Ivan Black. who
is credited with some Of the fame
of Hazel Scott. Cab is not put
ting thumbs down on his hide
no Why, if he id, what would
be unique and original left with
cut that energetic Galloway style?
INCIDENTALLY. Rochester
Anderson is posing proudly In his
Hollywood home for ''Look''
who are coming back to the Apollo
again, are being congratulated for
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-22
Fats Is Tops
For Detroiters

DFTROIT-(TYPD-Fats Waller
and His Augmented Orchestra ana
revue. featuring Apus and Fstrel-
lita, the -Four Kit Kats, Myra
johnson, Eugene Sedric, Albert
Casev and Slick Jones. broke all
records at the Colonial Theatre
last week.
On Sunday the crowds were SO
great that the police were called
to keep the crowds in hand. Even
in the rain there has been a con-
slant Waller line at the box OF
flee window.
Topa in b. o appeal Walters
band continued its terrific dollar
and musical Sense pace that has
made the show truly dynamic
playing to terrific applause every
where
Waller opened the Regal Thea
tre in Chicago on Friday before
one of he largest theatre firters'
the Windy City has seen III a de-
cade. His newest Victor Bluebird
recording "The Bells Of San Rae
uuel" is a best seller.