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SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN.

GIRL AND MAN. colored. wish days work
spring cleaning, exp. MI. $3.50.
MAN, WIFE want ianitor quarters: reliable,
sober: reference, license. MI. 1851.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

2o15 kALoRAMA RD: NV. mr., Conn. ave.
Large front room, twin beds; home privi-
leges; excel. meals. North 6767.
1921 CONN; AyE.-opp. shoreham; warm,
attrac.. newly dec. and furn.; inner springs;
ample baths. clos. Del. meals.
800 B ST SE.-Near Congressional L.
brary-Single and double room, twin bed;
S32. Lincoln 1894
1898 SHEPHERD NW.-Front room. twin
beds: excellent food. beautifully served
ia. 4592. 26'
THE JOHN KLPEN, 231O Ashmead pl.
n.w.-Avail. several nice. double rooms,
one with private bath: ! or 2 singles;
elevator and switchboard service; excellent
meals. HO. 1866.
45OI IOWA AVE. NW.-Large double cor
ner room, sleeping porch. next bath; pvt.
home. Men only. GE. 06S2.
1884 10th ST NW.-Corner. front room,
2nd a., for two: very desirable: all conv.
173s HOBART ST. Nw.-Larre, double
room. twin beds. connecting bath: young
ladies; $50 month. Columbia e570.
$500 18th ST. NV. Apt. 2o1-Nice
celent transportation. Taylor o227.
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SHOE Statesmen, only
thoroughly experienced in
selling G high-grade ladies'
shoes need apply; steady po-
sition. The Bootery, 1918
Conn. ave. NV.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

BEAUTIC1AN, expert in all branches; con-
slider first-class gentle shop only. Box
23S-V, Star. 3O'
GRADUATE NURSE, would like ONCE work,
has typing and office experience. Call
AT. S711. 27s
HOUSEKEEPER, middle-aged lady, good
manager, wants position in motherless
home: adults CO. 6096-J.
LADY, young. employed desires extra work
evenings experienced in dictation. tipping
and dictaphone. District 7175. 25'
LADY. white, refined. middle-aged wishes
position as housekeeper in small home
and family; no laundry. Phone Chestnut
1000, Apt. 500.
NURSE PRACTICAL, experienced. wants
day or night work. SIS week. EN-. OSS9
27s
NURSE. colored, undergraduates 2 yrs
hosp. trained, ref. Me. 1881 after 7:15
pm
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1744 COLUMBIA RD. NV" ROOMS.
RSs9sE sEsGY 1sfh RssEI neiSssd So ,B1 B9Ffh s45
1852 BELMONT ST. NV RMS. KIT.
incl. M Meridian Park Columbia O525.
1881 PARK ROAD NW.-LARGE LIVING
rm. bedrm and kitchen, private bath;
near ear business district; S4S mo, C MI. 75Is,
5317 18th ST. NV ROOMS, KIT.
dinette, private bath; heat gas, elec, tele-
phone; garage; gentiles: adults only.
2O12 PERRY ST. NE.-2 RMS, LGg.
comp. kit. bath, pvt, entr.: heat; light gas,
THE REEDER," 1924 18th ST. NE
Beautiful corner apt, 2 large rms, double
size kit; heat. h ". furn.; .refs. on house
District 2434. Other spts. available.
Kitchen. bath: newly decorated: h.-Wlh.. WI
Frlgidaire; jan. service. OWNER, AT.
2 ROOMS, KITCHEN PVT BATH
Frigidaire, gas electric; no children. 1913
l4th st. NV.
365. H ST. s.w-4 ROOMS AND MODERN
bath. oil heat furnished. Call DI 1895.
1926 ILLINOIS AVE. E.N,w.-4-RooM APT.
all. al utilities, antif $50; adults senties' Avail
1860 PARK RD.-.--S55. 3 RMS. x. AND
b., excellent condition. eiec. refg.; janitor:
exposure sides: adults only.
1854 10th N.W-NEWLY PAINTED AND
papered 2nd-fi. apt. 2 rms. kit. semi
SAB so mo. AID. 1924.
2514 18th ST. N.w.-ATTRAc. 1st
floor: rms, kit. and bath; heat. gas,
elec included; reas to responsible party.
LARGE L. ROOM, DINETTE. B. ROOM.
kitchen and bath, outside rooms; incl.
heat and h, water: new apt; S47.50. 1917
oath pl. Sc
317 DECATUR, ST. NV 2 BEDRMs..
liY rm., diQette, X, b., porch, nrSt n.
newly decor: S55. Ma. e070. Ex. 800.
NEW BLDG, $3.50 18th ST. N.w.-LOVE-
ly . and 3 rms, kitchen, dinette. bath.
foyer: gas. elec. incl. in rent. See Apt. 301.
Is4I BAY ST. s.E.-FIRST-H APT,
liv, rm., bedrm.. kit, din pvt. bath:
heat, hot water furn. Ii. 6515, after $50,
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-FOUR COLORED MEN.

Full or part time, to serve regular Gus
toners. Must be neat and have at least
seventh-grade education. Age no handicap
II active. Earnings start at once. Average
$50 10 $40 weekly Experience net neces-
sary. WE TRAIN YOU Business under
race management. Apply 1908 P st. NV,
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SODA DISPENSERS 18 to Is

years of age, experience not
necessary. Applicants under 81
years of age must have birth GER
tificate or other suitable evidence
of age. Steady work, chance for
advancement. Apply in person.
employment department, Peoples
Drug Stores, II P st. ne, 9 am.
tn noon daily.
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pie: sofa. 2 chairs, lamp. coffee table, 2
end tables, radio and table, console table
Will not sell individual pieces. CHI. 541s.
AL n Thomas st., Arlington. Apt. 4,
after 3 Pm.
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APARTs. FURN. OR UNFURN.

ATTRACTIVE APTS.. HIGH-CLAss NEIGH
borhood: some furnished. Car available
on appt MRS GREEN, Shepherd 512s.
326 G 81 GwSW., CENTRAL-GROUND
floor. > rms hall: water, gas, cleo; bus,
street cars; SG week. open. NE. $3.50
LEAVING CITY, DESTROYS TO SUITCASE
two-room apartment by April lst; fur
nished or unfurnished; until October 1st.
Call resident manager. Emerson $500.
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% S ST. NV.

rooms, kitchen and bath, heat. gas
and light furnished. New furniture. Con-
venient TO stores and transportation; $50
monthly FEDERAL FINANCE CO., pl5
New York ave NV. National 7416.
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PAINT Statesmen

Washington's largest retail and whole
sale paint store has opening for (2) ex-
perienced store statesmen; excellent op-
portunity for advancement. Reply in own
handwriting. giving full information first
letter concerning previous employment.
salary. experience and refs. All replies
strictly confidential. Our employees are
aware of this ad Box 46o-R Star
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GOLD, DIAMONDS.
Highest cash prices paid. Arthur Markell
BIS st. NV. Rm. 301 MA. 02S4.
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tioned Speedmatic and Skillsaw; terms
nd trade. 1908 14th NV. NO. 0224. Ii.
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RETIRED GOV'T MEN

An opportunity for (2) retired Govt.
men to increase their income 500 per
mo-, Work is pleasant and dignif1ed Age
no barrier. Must have neat appearance
Car essential. Box 44S-R Star
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HELP MEN.
Continued
PART-TIME WORKERS.

Two men who can work from 6 until Q
p.m. 4 evenings per week, with initia tive,
ambition and intelligence, who are neat
In appearance and have an excellent per-
sonality. To these men we offer a most
unusual opportunity. Our present men OF
tnls caliber are earning $50 week II
you feel that you can qualify and own an
sutomoblle; write, giving full particulars
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
ApARrMENTs uNElJRh,sHEp

YOUNG COUPLE, 2 ROOMS. KITCHEN.
bath unfurn.. utilities incl: vicinity Bur-
leith or Conduit rd.: S35 mo. WO. 3447.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

ed, wk. oldS. Phone Silver Spring 6-F-l3,
Degering," Route No. 2, Silver Spring,
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

BY YOUNG EMPLOYED COUPLE. in nutst
renned private home. close trans: Apr 81
or 10th: consider suburban. Box 4Os-R.
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ATTENTION, MINISTER'S!

Do you have a Few spare hours, days
week? You can increase your income
500 per month. We have an unusual
opportunity for yon. The work is dig
mined. interesting and helpful to human
ity necEs Pny
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CORNER APT, COMPLETELY FUR
nlShed; rooms bath and garage large
lawn; silver, linens, all utilities. Alexan-
dria 5OO7
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1442 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
/ furnished; large closet
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
COOK. 1st-class. to stay nights; with ref
erencss, experienced. 1890 Swami st. NV,
Apt. NO. Z
Girl. colored, wants Job. gw.h.;- experi-
snced soea cook; no Sundays; city references
GIRL. colored. good laundreSs. cleaner
Dupont 1925 after 8 pm.
GIRL wishes part-time or days work. Call
GIRL eoloFea. wants days work. Call
GIRL, colored respectable, wishes part
time day work, cleaning or laundry work;
no Sunday Metropolitan 1919
GIRL, colored. desires days or part-time
work. Phone MI. 5139.
GIRL colored Southern wishes job as
family: city ref. MI. 1895.
GIRL, colored, wants job caring for child
over : for employed parents: willing work
GIRL. colored, wants days work 2 or 8
days week, hours. Dupont 1887, Ruth.
GIRL. Southern, as mothers helper, full or
part time; live out: no Sundays. Lincoln
GIRL, colored, neat, wishes work; stay
o924.
GIRL. reliable. experienced wants days
work; NV location; or Will clean small
apt. Adams 2535.
GIRLS CO. want morning Jobs as cleaners,
nurses or mattresses: refs. Call NO. 1741,
Grace Spence, Apt. 101.
GIRLS, young colored. want Jobs. light
housework. mothers helper. North 26l3.
WOMAN, colored. part-time work, MORNINGS:
no Suns Box 234-V. Star
WOMAN, colored. wants Wednesday, Thurs
day, Friday. Saturday work or afternoon:
good cleaner: reference. Franklin 1851.
WOMAN. colored Virginian, wants days
work and general maid work; good refer
enceS. Dupont 94S6.
WOMAN, colored. wants general housework.
PLAIN cooking; 1925 per week. Hobart
0207.
WOMAN, white, wants general housework
for employed couple; live in: weak ends of:
reference; NV. location preferred. Box
24S-V. Star. 21s
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

NURSE, colored. undergraduate. 2 yrs
e hosp. trained, ref Me. 1881 after Ills
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COOK. 1st-clasS. to stay nights; with ref
erences experienced. 1890 Swami st. NV,
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CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver. watches, diamonds and old dis
carded jewelry; full cash value paid.
SELINGER'S SlS r ST. NV
Evening star., 1941-08-05

Miss Martha Eager. sister Of the
bridegroom, was the maid Of honor.
She wore q long gown Of blue lace
made much like that Of the brides
gown and she carried bouquet Of
pink rosebuds and gypsophila.
The best man was Mr.. John Bata
and Mr.. Clifford Brown was the
usher.
Following the ceremony q small
reception was held. Mrs. Eager,
mother Of the bridegroom, wore a
gown of dusty rose lace with q
corsage bouquet Of gardenias.
Assisting at the reception were
Miss Lucille Rogers, Miss Elizabeth
Kidmore, Miss Helen Fore and Miss
Esther Hmelezsky.
Later, Mr.. and Mrs. Eager. the
latter wearing q navy blue silk
Jacket suit with a corsage bouquet
Of white gardenias, left for their
wedding trip, up the Jersey coast.
stopping at Atlantic City and on
to New York City.
They will be at home at their
apartment, 1902 Flower avenue In
Takoma Park, after August 10.
Mr.. Eager has taken the pre-
medical course in Washington Mis-
sionary College in Takoma Park,
and Mrs. Eager came here from
Portland, Greg, and is q former
teacher.
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Mary Pauline Hall
Bride in Carolina.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ardie Wellington
Hall of Cumberland, Md, announce
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Mary Pauline Hall, to Mr.. Clyde
Rollins Taylor Of Pensacola, Fla.
The ceremony was performed SUM-
day, July 6, at the home OF the
bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
j. R. Taylor. Morganton, N. c.. with
Rev. Edward Bennett officiating.
Miss Mildred Taylor and Mr..
Preston Taylor of this city, sister
and brother of the bridegroom, were
the attendants.
The bride wore a tailored suit
of white gabardine, with which she
wore blue and white accessories.
A wedding reception for relatives
and friends followed the ceremony.
The house was decorated In nimosa
and field flowers.
The bridegroom attended schools
In North Carolina and Washington
and is employed in Government
service at the Naval Air Base in
Pensacola.
The bride was graduated from
Allegany County High School, class
of 1886. and was member Of the
Girls League, the Allegany Dra-
matte Klub, the Hi-Y, was on the
staff of the Alcohi Mirror and was
active in Girl Scout work. She
was graduated from Emergency
Hospital School of Nursing in
Washington in '39 and took spe-
cial courses at Catholic University,
Washington; Johns Hopkins Hos
pital, Baltimore: st. Elizabeth's
Government Hospital and Gallinger
Hospital Washington. Upon COM
pleting her studies she was on the
staff Of Emergency Hospital. For
the past year she has been doing
special nursing in the District.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor will reside
In Pensacola, and will be at home
to their friends at 1912 Lakeview
avenue.
Mrs. Taylor was extensively en-
tertained by her friends in WASH
ington before going to Cumberland
to spend a month with her parents,
preceding her marriage.
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Miss Alice Louise Scott
Wed to Mr.. ID. NJ. DOZer.

Miss Alice Louise Scott. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Scott OF
this city, and Mr.. Donald Marquand
Dozer. son of Mr.. p. w. Dozer of
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. took place at 8
o'clock Saturday evening in the
Wallace Memorial United Presby-
terian Church. DR.. c. E. HaW-
thorne performed the ceremony in
a setting of palms and summer
flowers.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and wore white
marquisette gown with a fngertip
veil and a headpiece Of seed pearls
In a Mary, Queen of Scots, style.
Her bouquet was of white orchids
and baby's breath.
Mrs. Merritt A. Birch, the matron
Of honor, wore a confetti rose mar
ouisette gown and carried rose color
gladioluses and delphinium.
Miss Eleanor Richards and Miss
Jean Richards, cousins of the bride,
were the bridesmaids and wore lark
spur blue marquisette gowns and
carried bouquets like that of the
matron of honor.
Mr.. Russell S. Dozer OF this city
was best man and the ushers in
cluded Mr.. Arthur Silver of Laurel,
Md; Mr.. Gordon Prange of College
Park, Md, and Mr.. Merritt Birch
and Mr.. James Richards of Wash
ington.
A reception in the home OF the
brides parents followed the cere-
mony. Out-of- town guests included
the bridegroom's father. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson NJ. Clifford of Pitts
burgh, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H, Latshaw
of Garden City, Long Island. and
Miss Hazel Clifford, Miss Catherine
Mcdowell and Mrs. Elsie Field OF
Pittsburgh.
For travelling the bride wore q
gray crepe ensemble with purple
accessories. She and her husband
will make their home in University
Park, Md.
Mr.. Dozer is in the department OF
history at the University Of Mary
land. He obtained his Phi. D. from
Harvard. Mrs. Dozer is employed
at the Library Of Congress.
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solos accompanied by Mr.. Harold
Doering at the piano.
The bride wore a gown of bro
caded marquisette made with short
puffed sleeves, shirred bodice. with
rows Of tiny buttons down the
front, and a long flared skirt. Her
finger length veil was bordered
with lace and was held in place
by coronet of seed pearls. She
wore long lace gloves and carried
an old-fashioned Colonial bouquet
Of white rosebuds and gypsophila.
Evening star., 1941-08-05
Miss Beulah Grace Beasley
Wed to Mr.. Carl Eager.

A pretty wedding took place at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Carl Eager in Takoma Park last
Thursday evening when their son,
Mr.. Carl Walter Eager was married
to Miss Beulah Grace Beasley, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Beasley of Yakima, Washington
State. Chaplain Donald w. Hunter,
of the Washington Sanitarium, off,
ciated.
Palms and long basket of pink
roses and delphinium on the man
tel and baskets of white gladioluses
formed a beautiful background for
the ceremony. Prof. George w.
Greer and Miss Mia Schrader sang
Evening star., 1941-08-05
Business Women
On Air Tomorrow

Mrs. Ellen S. Woodward, member
of the Social Security Board, will
be interviewed by Mrs. Miller Hick-
erson on vocational fields open IN
the field of social security in the
program sponsored by the Business
and Professional Women's Club to-
morrow at 3:l5 p. m. over Station
WINK.
The clubs weekly "at home" will
be held tomorrow at 5 p. m. at the
Silver Bowl, Connecticut avenue
and r street NV.
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Mason to Be Guest
Of Zonta Club

Commissioner Guy Mason will
be the guest of the zonta Club
of washington at its weekly
luncheon tomorrow at ! pm. at
the Y. w. G. A.
Proposals for a national de-
fense program also are scheduled
for consideration at the meeting.
Evening star., 1941-08-05

matron of honor, wearing white
chiffon fashioned with full skirt and
short puffed sleeves in the fitte1
bodice and she carried white asters.
Mr.. Fredericks was best man and
the ushers were Mr.. Edward Bowers,
brother of the bridegroom, and Mr..
Floyd Anderson.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Bowers started
for their wedding trip during which
they will visit in the brides former
home in Colorado. Her travelling
costume was of navy blue net with
white and tan accessories. They will
make their home at 7204 Radnor
road in Bethesda, Md.
Evening star., 1941-08-05
Recent
Weddings
OF Interest

Continued From Page B-3,)
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Far East Forces Ready, Ely Soldier Declares
eve Are Anything Anywhere

extends the distance of the Ely boys in
the service quite bit, doesn't it?
We've been here at Clark Field, in
the province of Pampanga, for about
three month. We came from Nichols
Field to stage our maneuvers, which have
been the largest scale maneuvers ever
held in the Philippine Islands. The man.
euvers are over now, and we expect to
return to Nichols Field. The officers and
enlisted men alike are a tired and
weary bunch. Believe me, it's no fun,
although it's quite exciting, l can't tell
you as much about it as l would like,
for it comes under the heading of mill
tary information.
CLARK Field is about 165 kilometers
Cos miles) from Manila 1t is nestled
IN the midst of jungle and surrounded
by beautiful towering mountains-as
beautiful place as anyone would care
to see. We've been having our rainy
and typhoon season for the past three
months. So you see we held our man.
euvers in the most inclement weather
conditions.
''My job is in squadron headquarters,
as sergeant major. Mondati is at Nichols
Field in the 18th air base squadron. He
is now a corporal. Tome is still in the
same squadron as l. He is private
first class, but he is also rated as an air
mechanic in aircraft armament He is
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-23

I'VE are kept on constant alert, and
are prepared to match ourselves against
anything, anywhere" Corporal Edward
E. Folio writes The Miner from Clark
Field, Pampanga, Philippine Islands
Stating that maneuvers now completed
were no fun, although quite exciting"
Corporal Folio continued that II can't
tell much about them, because they come
under the heading of military informa-
ton"
Folio and two other Ely young men,
Corporal James Mondati and First
Class Private Louis Tome, are in the
Philippines.
ct takes The Miner a long time to
get here, but everything in it is still news
for letters don't get here any sooner"
Folio said CHS letter was nearly five
weeks in coming here). Tome, Mondati,
and myself look forward to getting your
paper with keen anticipation After all
it's the only way we have of keeping up
with everything that is going on in Ely.
Il noticed in an issue not so long ago
a statement that Ely boys in the armed
forces of the United States were
scattered as far east as Newfoundland
and as far west as Hawaii. Evidently
someone forgot US over here. There are
three of US here and the Philippine Is
lands are long way off. That sort of
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-23

one of the best men we have in our
armament section. We all expect pro-
motions again soon.
eff a national emergency hadn't
been declared last May, we would be
on our way home this coming January.
AS it is, none knows when, but it
may be sometime during the summer
of 1942-providing nothing happens!
eve are being kept on constant alert
at all times. You don't hear much about
the soldiers and the air corps here in
the Far East, but believe me the boys
in the states have nothing over u.s.
Except in the way of entertainment
There just isn't any over here.) Six
months ago we didn't know whether we
were coming or going. Now! We are
prepared to match ourselves against
anything, anywhere. We haven't had
much time for anything except train.
And that we did.
81 guess l had better slow down or
I'll be saying things I shouldn't. But l
guess we're all the same. We can't help
but envy the soldiers in the states. They
have Hollywood stars to entertain them
and everything else. Over here it's ;.
''To everybody, soldiers and civilians
alike (because we're all soldiers now,
we say:
"KEEP EN- FLYING"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-23
GETS NEW
COMMERCIAL ATLAS.

The Ely public library has a new
commercial and library atlas of the
world containing the 1910 census for
every town in the United States. The
maps are not more than a few months
old and the book contains explanatory
text for each map.
As the book is q by 16 inches the
maps are accordingly large and show
county seats and small towns to adj
vantage. The book may be taken
out overnight
With defense programs for democ-
racy, the library is adding many tech
nical books for both men and women in
the trades, for home conservation and
Red Cross work. Aviation mechanics
books are also being added to the list
purchased in the spring
As Book Week is two weeks away
the display for Nov. 6, z, and 8 is be-
ing assembled
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-23
LAST MANS CLUB
GROUPS TO MEET.

Committees for the oath anniver-
sary celebration of the Last Mans club
world war veterans group, were sched-
uled to meet in Virginia last night to
plan the event.
The club will convene in Virginia this
year on Dec. IA. A banquet will be
followed by the annual meeting and
election of officers Warren Erickson,
Virginia, is president. and Alfred E.
Johnson, Virginia, secretary treasurer
Jacob L. Pete, past president and
one of the founders, has been named
to the general membership commit
tee. The organization met here three
years ago.
The club is composed of men who
served in the second provisional regi-
ment of the coast artillery corp from
April. 1917, until the end of World
War I.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-23
STUDENTS
IN DEFENSE WORK.

Six former students of the Ely junior
college are now employed in defense
work in California They are Paul
Yadlosky, Ellwood Lindholm, Albert
Kurre, Louis Pucel, Kenneth LeBeau,
and Matt Spreitzer
The six are employed in aircraft
plants, and received training in the
industrial arts department of the local
school system.
Four girls who are former students
at the college have been accepted by
the College of st. Scholastica, Duluth,
to take nurses training under the de-
Tense program. Included are Eliza
beth Peternel. Angela Spreitzer, Elsie
Korpi, and Rose Tisovich. Their course
of study viii run three years and they
will receive training in st. Mary's hos
pital.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-23
NAME SCHOOL
HONOR ROLL
Sixty-Eight Names on the Roll
for Period from Sept. 2
to Oct. IL.

The high school honor roll for the
first period has been announced. Sixty
eight names appear on the list for the
period from September 2 to October
II. In order to be included on the
roll an average of 90 in four subjects
and passing in physical education is
required. The roll shows the follow
ing in the senior junior, sophomore
and freshmen grades:
Seniors.
Norma Anderson, Robert Anderson
Rose Bryant, Norma Mae Brown, Keith
BrowneI, Michael Cerkovnik, Evelyn
Elieof, Randall Forselius, LaVeryne
Gasperlin, Calvin Herrala, Fred Beyhl,
Gerald Johnson, Roseline Mantel, Mar
celia Nieni Phyllis Palmgard, Mary
Paun, Amy Rautio, Mary Ann Shaw
Lois Mae Sondstrom, Thomas SLENDER,
Margaret Stonich, Carol Ann Suther-
land, Elsie Tjader.
Juniors.
Julia ChimZar, Regina Drolet, Ruth
Hakkila, Phyllis Hanson, Robert john
son, William Jokela, Jean Kotchevar,
Anna Mae Kran, Norma Laakko, Rose
Ann Majerle. Eugene Marines, Thomas
Murn, Ruth Perttula, Theodore Peter
mel. Genevieve Stember, Katherine
Telich, Shirley Trembath, June Trud-
geon, Gilbert Zbasnik
Sophomore.
Dina Burgin Harlan Lampe, Edward
Mantel. Robert Olson, Gerald Patter-
son, Jack Peshel, Arlene Pirila, Julia
Skubitz.
Freshmen.
Richard Buckley, Richard Cardew,
Betty Carlson, Therese Fleming, Ailene
Herranen, Shirley Janeksela, Evelyn
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