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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-11-20

Mrs. Anthony Samson of Eveleth
spent several days in the city last week
at the home of her parents.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-11-20

Memorial high school will end its
second six weeks period Friday of
next week.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-11-20

Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Jones were
visitors in Eveleth one day last week
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-11-20

Mr.. and Mrs. william Trezona
visited in Gilbert last week.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-11-20

TRY A MINER WANT AID.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-11-20

BuffaIo's News Stand sells The Ely
Miner each week.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-11-20

The long-waisted
look is important
this season, es-
pecially. as en-
phasized in this
New York crea-
ton with wide
banding hugging
the hips. Subtle
shirring gives the
desired nodded
and slimning eff
feet. The gown is
of filmy white
chiffon jersey
with full skirt
hanging straight.
The matching
S c arr can b e
draped in a va;
riety Of ways
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

IIERE pleasant little game that will you
every day. II numerical puzzle designed TO spell out
your letters your II the number
subtract number less than 6.
your key upper left.
hand rectangle check your
numbers left 10 right Then read the message the letters under
the checked figures give you io.I5
Copyright TEA. by King
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

all selfeontro with
popovers sometimes eating SIX breakfast
How it dog distinguish the approach
IL automobile from all the other that
along the highway?
our pup will lie stu after passes, of the
make and stir
gets within 100 yards OF the house
Jump up his tail expectancy
NOBLE sIssLE Bandmaser Was in the greatest al-Negro
y musical Shuttle Along Paul Robson
n show So Florence Mills
Ono of the hit songs az I Can't Yea Anything Bat
Baby" Another I'm Just Wild About Harry
Gilda Milwaukee danseuse Became famous doing that
called The Shmmy'
But she didn't Introduce this Broadway It
either Bee Jackson Bee Palmer
Bobby Clark Really comic comedian liked
he was in buresque part McCuogh
However the funniest fellow burlesque
Edmond Hayes
This Hayes was in vaudeville too in called the
Piano Movers
Urine BoNHAM Yankee pitcher born Aug 10. 1913
a. thirteenth child of his parents And all his
life 10 a lucky number for him.
Aury who have feminine admirers than
Clark Robert Taylor says,
fellow likes
blonde rule nearly always have for the heroine of my
pictures"
There were 3oooo0oo concob pipes country
year I don't where
person I smoking comcob pipe woman in
Arkansas who driving mule that states new super
book titled why Did It. by Rudolf Hess should be
MOST Disappointing heavyweight time Jack
VI Dempsey Fulton first minute Of the
first round Harrison y. j.
Next Disappointing the Louis Nova fight
supervision the making of proper signals by auos
would help the safety situation makes sharp
without warning should rate stiff fine.
claimed that when there shortage Of as in times
Of war and
Try reduce their weight
night a little French restaurant where
everything j. cooked order
enjoyed j very until got check which for
came o S790
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
CHAPTER ONE

ONE sweetly solemn thought
- had always sustained sea
man Benjamin Linn and Fire.
man Timothy DunneVan
through the ups and downs
and inbetweens of life in the
United States navy. It was
this: the Lord loYes United
states sailors if their hearts
are pure
In the midst Of a brawl at
katic'S in old Panama City
on the deck of the Destroyer
Trimble during a typhoon in
the China sea or I'M the hot
torment of ms freroom driving
fun power across Lahalna
Roads: in The brig at anchor
tantalizingly near San Fran
ciSco's dear delights, this
simple faith had been enough
for Tim and Benny.
When civilians. who inyari-
ably mlSiudge sailors. declared
that the firm of Dunevan &
Linn. Force and Brains, Inc.
were sCamps, rowdies, trick
Sters, fim-ham artists, trouble
makers and a disgrace to the
service, such epithets hurt but
did not embitter Seaman
Linn.
United States Sailors" Sea-
man Linn had said on more
than one occasion, cant eN-
pect civilians to have no self
reliance in us. Them civilians
sell sailors elephants. an when
we boys fight hack or even
DISGUST the matter i'm a
friendly way they go out an
liable us. But that's the
sacrifice we got to pay for
having the best interests of
the United States navy at
heart, besides defend Ing
civilians from Hitler an" the
Japs."
Verse" Fireman Dunnevan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

would be like the separation
Of Bergen from Charley Nc
Carthy. Donald Duck from
Disney, Benny from Rochester
Stirred TO the depths, Fire
man Dunnevan glowered at
the city of San Diego.
Them civilians is the cause
of it," he announced to him
self, "an' IL the Old Man
separates Us l hope them Japs
come an bomb 'em. Verse"
Another gulp. "Ner not
all of 'em hut that South
land MotorsiCkle shop, 1 do"
For Linn and DunneVan 1t
seemed, the sands were run
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
By Frederick Hazlitt Brennan

before" he said. IAN I was
Jest as guilty Of sellln Few
reski the motorsickle as Benny
was. It's injustice an If
he transfers me I got no use
for the United states navy or
nothin' no more. Verse"
Aghast at this heresy, Fire
man Dunnevan gulped and
then nodded Stubbornly. Linn
and Dunnevan separated? 1t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Rub Out CCinders Of Errors,
Sorrows and Then---Go On!
By Elsie Robinson

a spark of bitterness was left
Inwardly, each one of YOU felt
the other had been unfair
and the thought ranked.
Ranked and grew e.
spreading secretly gna#-
ing deeper o.. plling up a
grudge until one day n
broke loose into open fury.
Today you're not speaking
and a score of friends and old
cronies are lined up, taking
sides on the fcud
ALL because YOU didn't
n stamp out the ashes of
a trivial quarrel.
Splte's just one OF the
dangers YOU have to watch.
Fear self-pit4 -remnrSe-
they all leave live Goals
IN their wake. You make
mistake, could kick yourself
for being such a fool.
In time YOU live II down. or
think you have. But the spark
burns on eating into your
Self-rcSpect destroying
your courage and confidence.
Some day you'll face another
test and you'll discover, 10
your diSmay, how far the
damage has gone,
Grief-aching is the loss of
some one dearly loved. It's
lust another secret saboteur. "
For you're SO sure you are
taking it normally act
ing Sensibly.'
Yet unknown. unseen. bit
by bit. your morale is being
destroyed.
4 Ii because you failed 10
"A make a clean break with
sorrow forgot to stamp
out the ashes when YOU moved
along.
Stop it, Stop being a tender
foot! No one can escape un-
pleasant experiences. But any
with a SmItCh OF sense
can learn how 90 stamp out
his ashes, mop up his hidden
sparks.
So go 10 iti Rub out the
cinders of your old mistakes
your old sorrows and
regrets grudges and fears
Rub them out clean And
then .. Go Or
pyriEhl. 1851. KinE Features synd ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
MAKE THEIR WAY

Serenely, { therefore,. and
clothed like Truth in the
gossamer of righteousness all
secure, T" Seaman Linn and
Fireman DunneVan had made
theiF-~ay OVER stormy seas
and across the smiling land
To put it more bluntly, when
civilians sold other sailors
elephants, Tim and Benny sold
the elephants right back
charging a handsome COM
mission on each deal
If they themselves ever
bought an elephant from
civilian - this phrase being
sailor slang to cover a multi
tude of offcnSeS against our
boys in blue the purchase
was made with Seaman Linn's
eyes wide open and alert 10
turn big profit.
The triumphS Of Dunnevan
& Linn in the elephant market
had made them a living legend
in the United States navy
from Chefoo to Sands street
Brooklyn.
Strong men keeping the dog
watch under the stars on
many a heaving deck told
themselves that force and
brains do count and that
Providence must, indeed, feel
especially fond of United
States sailors.
a FEW CYNICAL
Only a few, cynical and
wise, said:
Some day the Old Navy
Bucket is gonna tip an them
two guys is gonna be right
under It."
As all civilians should know,
the Old Navy Bucket Is a
fabulous receptacle filed with
Slop and garbage which hangs
in a state Of uns a b J. O.
equilibrium over the head OF
every enlisted man and officer
in the service.
II is necessary 10 mention
these matters in order TO pre-
pare tender-hearted and
patriotic public for the follow
ing tragic fact
On a Summer morning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
SHIP AT ANCHOR


Brooding, alone, Fireman
Dunnevan sat in the shade of
the after deckhouse. The
Trlmble lay at anchor near
the Coronado ferry crossing.
NIuggy, depressing air fiat
tened the sea and half
dozen gulls off the port quar-
ter gabbled like maiden aunts
al a funeral.
A Ply patrol plane topped
down to- its landing at North
Island. engines coughing and
groanlng as if some giant bird
with a cut throat had come
home 10 die.
"My sweat rag is greasy an
God hates me-" said Fireman
Dunnevan, aloud.
He stopped sharpening
match with his penknife and
lifted ii TO pick his teeth.
'Ner," he said, and flicked
the match away Skipper had
no call To put Benny in the
brig an not me too. We was
both in on il. Verse"
Scowling, his st. Bernard
brown eyes fearful with hope
less bafflement. Fireman Dun
nevan tried 10 think. But
the brain of Force and Brains,
Inc, was below in a Storeroom
the Trimble used for a brig.
Lieut.. Commander Herrick,
the STRIPS captain, mad ordered
Seaman Linn 10 stay there
until the highly complicated
motorcycle deal had been in
veStigated.
Financial details and the
mental processes of a lieuten-
an-commander were beyond
Fireman bunuevaHS grasp
and he knew it,. But his
mumbled m clog ue con-
tinued.
"Old Man says 'Dunnevan,
YOU jest been led around by
the nose. he says. I'm gonna
get YOU away from Inns in
fiuence, he says, iii l hafta
transfer YOU. Linn and you
makes bad team he says.
Then, Benny, he says, 4 take
all the blame an maybe it's
for the best interests of the
United States navy, and so
on an so forth, for / an Tim
To be busted up. So long, pal,
he says. So long. Verse;
Sentimentality over came
Fireman Dunnevan at this
point and he began to breathe
noisily.
ALWAYS IN BRIG
skipper allus put the both
of us in the brig every time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

WHEWi 'Scuse me if l mop
w a beaded brow and a
scorched eyelash. We've been
fire-fghting up here on the
ranch and 400 acres of noun
tain blaze is no beauty treat
ment, in any mans language
Chances are, some simple
minded tenderfoot started IT
Deer seasons on and these
city TarzanS fit around streW-
sng cigaret butts and camp
fire cinders promiscuously. So,
by 2:30 a. m. next week,
maybe you'll have a home
or maybe YOU won't
Treacherous things, those
pin points Of flame. They'll
work their way for hours.
sometimes days, through the
tangled brush OF thick, gummy
carpet of pine needles before
they're discovered
Then some chance breeze
viii fan them and there's the
devil to pay!
This last Shindy wiped out
10000 acres of fine Winter
feeding and most Of Jim
Blains herd before the boys
could stop IT,
All because some one forgot
TO stomp out his ashes when
he broke camp!
/ EAVING live ashes. that's
II practically grounds for a
necktie party in cattle coun-
Try. Yet perhaps one shouldn't
blam e the tenderfoot too
much.
For the wiScst of us are
apt 10 do the same. with in
finitcly greater damage We
may not start our mischief
with Smoldering ashes or
cigar butts. But there's more
than one way Of raising hell.
Spite. frlnStance. Spite can
Smolder as long as any cinder
and leave far Crueler wreckage
in itS wake. RCmembeEthat-
stupid Spat YOU had last Spring
with the nelghbor across the
hall?
You were ashamed of 10
before the words were out of
Your mouth. Took her a jan
of Your best iam She next
morning. and thought the thing
settled But n wasn't Be
meath that seeming compOsure
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Our New SeriaI---Fasi and Funny
THEY SELL SAILORS ELEPH ANTS

ming out. The navy's high
command had taken the word
of the Southland Motorcycle
Shop. Studt and Wuerpel,
Props. against Tim and
Benny.
,SAlthough Fireman Dunno
van was hazy as TO the pre-
else LOCALITIES involved, he
knew very well where truth
and justice lay. The motor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

cycle had a cracked cylinder;
the dealers, confronted with
their duplicity. had agreed TO
cancel the mortgage; Tim
and Benny had sold the ma
chine for big profit 70
Marine Private Zewreski; the
mortgage had not been can
celled and Private Zewreski
had told it to the Marines,
the Shore Patrol and the De-
stroyer Base commandant.
Heaving 10 his feet, Fire
man Dunnevan spoke the final
tragic establishment.
"Our hearts was pure" he
said. "but the Lawd, he dint
Mr.
Two big tears splashed on
the deck Of the L. S. S.
Trimble and Fireman Dunno
van reached for what might
be used as a crying towel
And at this moment
Hey, Dunnevan. Letter for
YOU"
"Hunh? Oh thanks,
joey"
Fireman Dunnevan seldom
cot letters and he stared
skeptcally at this one It
bore the address of a law firm
and a Brooklyn postmark.
"Agh D.. whut they want ?"
He was about to crumple
the envelope unopened and
toss it overbo GARD when
memory stirred. He opened
the letter and read:
Mr. Timothy Dunnevan
L. =. - Trimhle
San Diego, Cal.
Dear Sir:
The estate of your uncle,
Terence DunneVan, of whose
death we advised you in our
letter Of Feb. 20, 1898, has
finally been settled.
Your share in the above
estate amounted 10 Si.Si6.22,
with a deduction OF SiO9.15
for administrative costs,
leaving a net legacy of
St,l3647.
We incloSe a cashiers check
for this amount together with
detailed statement of ac-
counting which has been APP
proved by the Probate Court.
Kindly sign the attached
receipt and release and return
To us AZ your earliest con-
Nenience.
Very truly,
John Boulancey
O'Rourke. Smith, Terry
& Mehany.
We're rich! Benny! Hully
gee -. Benny
And Fireman Dunnevan,
Suddenly drunk with excite
ment. unged forward to ask
permission 10 visit Seaman
Linn.
TO be continued
Copyright 1871 hy Frederick sHszIt
Brennan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

oh he remembered suddenly perhaps she here as Merle
oberon"
"of course" bowed the clerk sorry,
NIEMos OF M1DN1GHrER: Bing Crosbys horses get
AVA riding but stockholders in Bngs Delmar track will profit
20 per their investments this year.
Bells Frances Upton, former Folles darng)
maging.
Dinah Shores fugitive from Cleveland banler who flies
every Wednesday for her air show
Barbara Hutton Cary will arrive in about
fortnight
Tex McCrarys swell nevsreels be
Panchn snyder Giants,
gravey i'll a southern sanitarium.
Morris Watson whose Highest Court
established the right Of to organize is obess
NEW YORK NOVELETTE, She show girl who craved
- Hollywood wealthy heart proposed marriage
hoping TO keep her in the East
No she said she wanted to she could
good there-whout him
marry him n -whaddaya say
He begged her twice left-but anyhow
monehoney there to break the spell Of missing her.
and proposed
Nope, she said yet.
o movies first
what happened? So he asked her galpal to hn
and she said okay and there you are
What became o dope7
Topped Hollywood and Is rehearsng show
here As show girl.
NEW YoRCIuDs: cappena & Beatrice Versailles.
y Marjorie Andersons mike believing program
Copacabanas girl
Boswells Thursday nightngaling.
Melville Hughes orchestra
z8H4efvs=t6 Green Was Ny Valley
Hopes amusing book They Cot Ne Covered
pIGTOWN SMALLTALK: There such demand for talent that
~ any any old speciality get break
Hit exsecretay the tate Senator Lundeen is now
secretary o Congressman Hamilton Fish
MANHATTAN MELODRAN1A He overbearng doni
VI neerng fellow and when she couldn't stand him
longer she lsft him
BY queer qurks fond Of playing he
loved her needed her wanted her.
Moreover. his pride hurt
He get back-she had no
only iewelry he had herand the pawn
broker patTonzed friend Of his
lie dropped pawnbroker check up on the gems
hooking piece time
debated about to her about patching things up
he decided against
heftveFfs, much welcome"
He weeks pass and then called the pawn
shop to she cleaned
She yesterday" said the broker land pawned this"
and he held up ring with a hvekara diamond
The nearly foored him.
had that ring beforel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

with Damon Runyon over their Hearst
apprenticeship
Gail Patrick of the Moom-Ptchers
giving The Stork club some class.
Enrol Flynn-the reason the beauty
parlors are doing business.
Mrs. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, UNI
recognized by the crowd at 59th and 9th
at p m.-while her chauffeur swaps
license numbers with crosstown trolley
pan.
MIDTOWN VIGNETTE: Merle Oberon
AVA moved from one hotel into the Hamp-
shire House the other day without notifying
her husband, Director Alexander Korda
bound from the coast TO meet her.
When he finally traced her, he
asked to be taken up to Mrs. Korda's
suite
The management was sorry, but they
had M one hV that name
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

aboard the United States De-
stroyer Trimble in San Diego
Bay Seaman Linn was under
arrest charged with selling a
mortgaged motorcycle 10 a
private at the Marine base;
and Fireman Dunnevan had
lost his faith in God, the Re-
public, and the United States
navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Waller WincheU
On Broadway
rrq4s>aGSk Registered. Copyright. is4i.

TIVE BIG PAADE Robert Benchley who lost of his sox|
the Eastbound tran-ankling around the midtown
places wearing gray one-wh the other ankle neidd.
A. A. Bere Jr secretary state reminiscing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Il. v. During
On the Side

psSsa,.s BY Inc
Teacb feel 0nothers
10 tidc tte fond ! see,
That mercy 7 10 others shoW
Ttot mercy shoio 70
Pope
above always reminds Of Ella Wheeler WlcoNs 80
many gods many many paths that wind and wind
hle st the art being all the sad world needs EVD)
TOOK short stroll Of 10 miles through Midtown Man
haitian today.
D4nt sec ono man Why did give up carry
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-08

Bieper nno bic aaoeren beiben Stunt
pels soeea Los an eriten Sonntas
Horsea oem Beg nod, Der fre,l5 i,no
,auer o,,rds 9al lief 6aird Sesnlod,
5nlpbur 5prins, 2uooington, oann
iiber ben loasen Berg enolid IN
Sbaspnee, .. @on5 an, @eitenoe
itono bic nene 3ieselfirde obne anrm
nit Jatber Sonnon ols 8aitor. A0es
SSren; feiner Deritano Dentld.
go, 6as mar Sic @eneinoe Sbalp-
nee. Ohio, ,,no Oas, orediaite Stdot-
den in Berrp 60. gs lieet in brei
Salern; batte orei Sodofen: Die Nep
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GeDaMfta naS Grinntrnagen
Bon aep. Srans Tnertees

anoern Defenders beim @aiden ane
fan,en iblpor5 ,iuo oredis nod Sous,
gingen ins Daidba,is nao Ws,iden
lid i'm 3uber. lpobei Ser cine benz
anoern 6en 8ndel ,p,iid. Das nann-
ten ie ,,budeln". sss,n CONNER sinsen
lie an ben Bad; oas mar Ser Bai6.
faiten, ben Satt,es Sbdrfaen friiber
in Dentidlano auf Der @rube nit
tparmem nno reineat Bolier beiorat
bate. sSsest itan6en ale IN bem a,if-
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bon CHAPEL &ill: George @rumm uno
@dluob &annes. gs bauerte .nidt
lan9e nod elmer Bode, oa fam zines
Wittoss 0nfel Sris steinboff, BON
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suerit. ,nno lief ibm enteeaen nno sab
ibm bic Sano. Seit Mnfangs Suni,
OILS er bon De,,tidlano ,fortsins, bate
id ibn nidt n.ebr seieben. CT mar
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tooua, 9a. @s eefiel ibm nidt ,,nb
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Mutters tui,Bte fa,tm b,,rbuatemmen
nit ibren bier 2inbera st,,no ben
Wannsleuten.a Mber elmer balf 6enl
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seiioaten Bod bis 8nm Solfe. Das
NOR eine 5reuoe fiir alle,. aber e.
oouerte nidt lanee; n.,r 70, lang als
es iparm tpar. -5~ =: >:...'., ..e.
Die. arbeit aefiel aIen, ser Ser,
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ner fonnten faln. iatt luerben, 70
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am allerbelten. Run fam Der Sonue
tag - ipo follen iuir bin II mo lit
cine. fatboliide airde2 Wiemano
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ni9t fatbolifd. elmer meinte: gbapel
SIN, Z Weilen; sbo.paee, s. Weilen,
or Nen 5traitsbiae, .s6 Meilen eut.
fernt. Batter ,tno ieiu aameroo 5ran8
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gerf, 5anag nnb Double a.; gang
5erri1en bon Ser 3. u. .. y. 81,
Die 8erae uno sdler bon aoblenidlod
uno Sdloden, iiberaa 8ersiperfe, bic
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sen,petter ei,, fiirdterlider @eitanf.
Damals ipar's ein Itiirmii6es Reit
nit alerlei Bolt. Seute 1T es faIt elm
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nod bieielbe ipie anno 1880, ais
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lab, fette er ,ii9 Dor oie airhe a,lf
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