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Evening star., 1941-05-05
232 Majors Promoted
To Lieutenant CoIoneIs

Temporary promotion to the grade
of lieutenant colonel came today for
232 Regular Army majors in every
branch of the service Those pro-
NOTED have had at least 23 years
service.
The mass promotions were made
on a basis Of fitness in leadership
qualities and in accordance with q
new policy intended to waive the
rules of seniority to loosen up the
big blockage Of ofhcers In the lower
grades.
Heretofore. for a major to be pro-
NOTED to lieutenant colonel he must
have served six years Of 23 years In
the service in the grade Of major.
That six-year requirement has been
waived in the selection Of compe-
tent omce1s for promotion.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Bomber Insured for Million
During First Minute AIoh
~ the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SANTA MONICA. Calf, May S.
Douglas Aircraft Corp. officials said
yesterday they are paying pre-
MUM of $82 900 to insure the giant
82-ton Bio bomber for $1,000 900
during the first so seconds of its test
flight.
Thereafter the premium will be
5000 an hour during test flights,
which are scheduled to begin May
II. The syndicate of insurance
firms stipulates that the first take
of must be made into q head wind
of IS or more miles per hour.
Douglas officials described the pol
icy as the largest ever written on an
airplane, but said it fails to cover
the ships total cost. Douglas fur
nished $200O.000 and the United
States Army $1,500,000.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
1912 Golf Open Slated
For Minneapolis Club
B, the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 5.-The United
States Golf Association today an
nounced the 1912 Open champion
ship will be held at the Interlachen
Country Club. Minneapolis, around
the middle Of June.
Two other national title events
have been played over the Inter-
lachen course-the Open in 1880,
when Bobby Jones won the third OF
the four titles he captured that
year, and the Women's National In
1885 when Mrs. Edwin H. Ware de-
feated Patty Berg for her sixth
championship.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Churchill Downs
By the Associated Pre-

by tne ABsoC!Ateo FfesSs
Dinner Horn Mills $40 $50 s.s9
Grandioso (Denton) 1920 40
oypthi. Fsi5 (Kins' 100
Also i%'' ri.inl%Oiii,.h..d iilOiiihd + srooml.n, rs.r
nss' Sweeping Dame. Imsb1u. and Golden
pi1. II Field.
SECOND RAcE.pur.. $500: claiming;
m.idens;. s,year-old.; Al, furlonss, 90
ne. 51fly jaet j. sHa5s 7f5smpsSn; ss 500 $cSS ac ac
AIso r.1%;';;ihuoya Isle Isles, .IS INssl. sss9n. sSn
fBrisht Bell. Field
THIRD RAcE-Pu!se, $500: claiming;
4;year-olds and up; sh turlon.s
e. Es;tSl;s Hi .siE.$; :a.S; 40 ssS $
Also ran.f Kenneth X, + suenell, split
sa kea bbesp tRo. as :ns Sal
Field.
roysEH sGs EAGEmPy'.. ;I77,s.. $500; claiming;
pssssss P.s:sss 'ssis:s sss:SP $50 a::sSS a::sSS 1:s
Also % ranEMother's Girl, Miss Omega,
Embrace Beauty Blen and Hersshecomes,
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
3-year-olds 6h furlonss.
Quien Es (Eads) $50 $40 $40
Jim Pat (Hightshoe) 1880 $50
Burman 70, KinR) $40
Also rsnEBsyou Cook. Brutus oounod
lsalot Shut Eye and Come on Sam.
SIXTH RACE-Purse,. $500; allowances;
3-year-olds and I'D: furloues.
Shaker-Man (CraiE) 500 2e0 24o
Rose Tinte fThompson) 920 $40
Comely Maid tenldeTD $50
Time. 1925.
Also ran-Hsfmtns y. osaf Ina snd
Aadmo9e.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Whir|away Leaves
Downs for Baltimore
And predkness
Ben Jones Declares
Bold Irishmon Is Derby
Winners Chief Threot
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, KY. May 5.-War-
rem Wright's Kentucky Derby win
ner and holder of a new track record
for the rich event-WhirlaWay
boarded private railroad car today
for Baltimore and the Preakness
Saturday at Pimlico.
Eddie .Arcaro, the jockey who rode
the Kentucky-bred runner In the
Derby, will again be aboard him
in the Preakness.
IF he runs back to his Derby"
said jovial Ben Jones, his trainer,
'I see no reason why he shouldn't
repeat" in the Preakness.
Hirsch Optimistic.
Pressed for more about his chances
In the next big race of the season,
Jones admitted that he looked upon
Wheatley Stables Bold Irishman as
"Whirl's" most formidable rival.
He beat us last year in the Pim-
1ico Futurity." said Ben, and I've
always found Sunny jim tJames
Fitzsimmons, trainer a tough man
to handle" Bold Irishman didn't
come to the Derby because of a
slight injury.
Preceding Whirlaway to the
preakness were King Ranch's Dis
pose. Woodvale Stables Our Boots
and c. S. Lucky" Howard's Porter's
Cap, only other Derby eligible for
the Pimlico classic.
Max Hirsch, trainer Of Dispose,
expressed the view that his charge.
pace-setter for a mile of Saturdays
Derby, would show to better ad-
vantage over the shorter Preakness
route of mile 3-l6.
Tom Smith, who handles Porter's
Cap, said he felt his colt did not
like the fast Downs surface and that
he would be pulling for rain this
week end. And we hope to be back
next year, pitching again he told
friends.
Staretor to Hollywood.
IN car heading for New York
were Market Wise and Robert Nor
ris. Swain went to Maryland.
Staretor, which finished second in
the Derby, is to be sent to Califor-
mia, where his next engagement Is
the s25, 900 Hollywood Derby at Hol-
lywood Park. Little Beans leaves at
the same time for Suffolk Downs,
where he is to make his next i'm
portant start in the Yankee Stakes.
Bill Crump altered plans for Blue
Pair. Originally it had been planned
to send the Bragg colt to Hollywood,
but it was decided to keep him here
and freshen him up. Blue Pair is
eligible for the Yankee, the Arling-
ton Classic and the American Derby
Also leaving were last years Derby
winner, Gallahadion. and Black
Raider, winner of the Bashford
Manor Stakes at the Downs Friday.
The former will shoot at the Dixie
Handicap and the latter the Pim-
leo Nursery. A group Of Valdina
Farm campaigners, with Eastern en-
gagements, left for Pinlico.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Defense Probe
Continued From First Page

eating Committee he had destroyed
files relating to his relations with
other contractors.
Part of the reason" he said, was
that he believed there were matters
in the files which the Senate COM
mittee might wish to investigate.
Mr.. Marshall. who was a former
manager of the Associated General
Contractors of America in Washing
ton. testified that his contract with
Consolidated called for payment to
him Of a fee ranging from ~ per
cent on all work the company might
obtain, public or private.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Woman Is Found Dead
In Gos-FiIIed Kitchen

Miss Kathleen Harris, 20, was
found dead last night in the kitchen
of her apartment at 918 M street
NV, with all jets Of gas stove
open. police reported. A certificate
of suicide was issued by Coroner A.
Magruder Macdonald.
Edwin Brown, colored janitor,
smelled gas and called police. Po-
nceman H. c. Young broke down a
door and summoned the fire rescue
squad. Miss Harris vas pronounced
dead about IS minutes later. Notes
we're left for relatives, police said.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Other Selections
Consensus at Pimlico.

SuhsCuSuS dt hhhNV'
Py the Associated Press.
1-Blablah, Xnitetta, Alpine Boy.
2-Ler-Lin, Star Canter. Oak Tar.
3tSnobby Scamp Valpuiseaux,
Buck Langhorne.
4Vanderbilt entry, Sun Galomar,
Tellevane.
5-Johns Star, shipmate, Woodvale
Lass.
e-Bryson entry, Wheatley entry,
Ocean Blue.
Our Florence, Brooklandville,
Wire Me.
8tMisrule, Dnieper Harebell.
Best bet-Our Florence.
Pimlico Fast.
BY tn. Louisville Times.
Double Back, Alpine Boy. Murph.
2-Oak Tar, Star Canter, Ler-Lin.
3-Snobby Scamp, ValpuiseauX, San
ii Quaranti.
Sun Galomar, Sir Dianti, Briar
Go.
5Shipmate. Woodvale Lass, Johns
Star.
6IBold 1rishman, Ocean Blue,
Kansas.
7-Our Florence, Brooklandville,
Dingmans.
8-Dnieper, Phillips Pete, Challante.
Best bet-Bold Irishman.
Narragansett Good.
BY the Louisville Times.
l-Secret Chatter, Inactive, Petee
Gene.
2-Traumelus, Bullion. Belle Town.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Norrogonsett

FIRST RAcE-Purse. 81, 900: claiming;
tyssroIds to,ssT;,H sav.1 .nS SD fqt!sosr $50
All Time HiaS tMeyn.lD $40 40
"anns 4ime, HysTss i'qs,, ,B'r0eF' $50
Ter. Ai ss:2 a.sE. Pas;9 s4s9 'ss ss. 0:9 .as
Flying Blaze.
ins; maid.ns: 9:year-old,, q, tuIlonrss.
HI Leap WINNER, $50 $50
Top Half May l4+O
Also ran@Do, Says Not. Grimm HILLS,
RK En R.d cos: I:I: wdo. ks:T and Iiai'hs Hs nsh Lee
Sp.iiy Double paid $500
THIRD RAcE-Purs., 81 900; claiming;
asssTeS1e' slssf ons smith alt ana cSc so
4sF Settie eTsss sss ST e Hi.,p''n' M.y9 40 tsoc
Also r.n@spot Pass, Quiz Bee Joe Pete,
Brave Action.
nr roqErH {s.ardid. SacPqI.' and up iu1on, " claim
Stage Beauty fTsylor) 1880 30 800
Cease Fire tMeynelD so 3.s0
Pause (RobarD $50
Also ran-Inhdox, valdin. Jack, Short
Cake and Time Please.
FIFTH RAcE-Purs., $1,000; elsimins:
3.year-olds; furlongs.
Boredom 1HoveIN $50 SaO $50
Red Mantilla tRobarG 4.3O $40
Hicomb Taylor 11.5O
Also ' r..n.ld.h.l.. Roin; Lons Lane.
Beamy, General Planet, Oetobre One,
Inal, Los Gold and Largo Mint.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; allow
ances: 4-year-olds and UP; s furlonss.
Scotch Trap Charlton 1880 $50 go
Shortstop (AllEaierl 400 ESQ
Suntime g. E. OrosI $50
Time 1:12ls.
Also rsn-Cerisss NJ, votum. Us,
Irvop nnv ard fAnR Pm
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Lima Locomotive Gets
British Tank Order

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 5.-Financial
circles heard today the Lima Loco
motive Works had received an order
for 400 tanks for the British govern
ment. The order involves around
$16,000,000.
Lima is nearing completion Of q
sizable new plant adjacent to Its
present facilities at Lima. Ohio, to
take care Of this substantial war
order, 1t was said.
Evening star., 1941-05-05

3-Orcus, Stingaling, Sunington.
4Ugin, Savitar, Mahdi.
5-Maeline, Little Bolo, Delta Dan.
6-Meritorlous, Rest Awhile, Mill
Tower.
HStephen Jay, Prince Splendor,
Dark Beau.
aCave Hill, Voilee. Stalagmite.
9-Our David, Speedy Booger. John
Allen.
Best bet-Ugin.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
EIGHTH RACE - DNIEPER,
MISRULE, HAREBELL.

DN1EPER turned in two
cracker-jack attempts at Havre
de Grace and he is going to be
tough baby to defeat. MISRULE
is on the improve and he could
be In the thick of the battle from
the drop of the flag. HARE
BELL just missed in her last and
she must be given lot of con-
sideratiOn
Evening star., 1941-05-05
167 Yueos|ov Diplomats
Reach Spanish Border

8, the Associated Press.
PORT BOU, Spain, May 5.-A spe-
cial train carrying l67 Yugoslav
members of Yugoslavia's former
consular-d diplomatic staff in Italy
crossed the border into Spain today.
Some planned to remain here.
Others prepared to return home,
while a majority expressed q desire
to 20 to the United States.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Racing Results
PimIico
Pimlico

FIRST RAcE-purs. 81 600; claiming;
psiden pa ,ys S,yesr,olds; 4ia fS[ionfs 20 % ,o
~ Free 1AustinD $40 so &c
Aiso rsnSfhr.. Mines, Enny, Dome
Ashams Baby Dumping, Our Belief Inter
SECOND EAcELpurse. 1.o9o: claim
Last Las PASSAGE sm,S fRd up fur0sss
Rouah Brisade tMaeDonald) $40
somp' sso Hazel Lee Ga, % %Hmsson; shall ". v.
Dance; Lady Timarole, jungle Moon. James
DAILY Double paid sse 5oJ
THIRD RAcE.Purse: 81 900; stsep's-
Spy Hln Brooks 1910 79oo $50 So
Strollins On Brown $50
Also ran-a Conso Prince. Killmaloek;
corkonian, Trade. a sunbee and Graceful
aEvart Johnston Edward jenkins entry,
IN! rogRIH sAcEPq,,. 7d s,HGo; ,a.1on, claim
Rough Biscuit tMorD 1910 $40 $50
Talent (Young) l2.l0 $50
Ebonito (SistoI $50
Also me rsnIsun Sun Salvador. pr..tor, Cheer
Me Joanny. Fair Hero crimson Lancer,
Berserk and Balky Fox
SesrsisRt s 1smithr 3hts 81 90 1920 $50
Fsttacsirn CHanfordl $40 $50
Frontier Model iHaNelD $50
Also rsn-H,ppy Huntin,, euak.rtovn
and Docket.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Jockey Taylor to Wed
Roller Skating Racer
By the Associated Press.

0y The ABBoclated PresS.
BUFFALO, N. Y, May 5.-Jockey
Walter Lee Taylor, 20. and Alberta
Patureau, 1S, roller skating racer,
left today for Pawtuckett, r. l., to
be married.
Taylor, second to the late Earl
Dew in bringing home winners in
1910, revealed their plans to marry
"in two or three days" He few
here yesterday from Narragansett
Race Track TO . roller derby In
which the New Orleans girl WAS
skating.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
SECOND RACE OAK TAR,
LER-LIN, MARDI GRAS.

OAK TAR disappointed in his
last at Bowie. but previously he
won a front running effort from
the same sort he encounters here.
The gelding seems to have an
edge. LER-LIN just failed to
click in his last and he should be
a tough nut to crack MARDI
GRAS has worked we'll for this
test.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Po~:,o Nowe Todoy's Results Entries
y '~e W. And Selections for Tomorrow
Rossvun's Comment

THIRD RACE-VALPUISEAUX,
DON ROBERTO, SNOBBY
SCAMP.
VALPUISEAUX just galloped
to his last in the easiest possible
style and right on that good
showing the veteran fencer may
show us a repeat performance.
DON ROBERTO received needed
conditioning in his last and he
should be q threat. SNOBBY
SCAMP should improve his last
showing.
Evening star., 1941-05-05

By tire Associated Press.

By tire Asscc:tteo Press
FIRST RAcE-Purs.. 81 200; elainins;
t1.s.d tyssroESs lac. anS 1M..s ss fp5ls9ns $50
Man S.d De- oRGiee Mie oRenieEj onnir sou $40
Time, 1:142,
n. A'0 spsrfin. o' ssbs Rsnehos ehi9h oifl sn and
LAWN.
SECOND RAcE-Purse 81 200: claim
sS,,1s 20; JisE sps 'pS5a.S, M5l.s 600 ssSS 2sc
Also Also, r.n--sroiler. ssch.m, Crooked
Lane, Steam Roller and Cody.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000 claiming;
zisaasiolds AtTmsT * ponoso5 aS5.ops' $50 $50
DARK Mischief SRo6ertsoni $50 $50
Albertsun IN. Wall 40
Also ranEwak., Betty Main, Helen Spot.
FOURTH RAcF-pur,. 81 500. special
Exceptional Ioray' $40 $50 $40
Hard Blast (Hobertsl 40 400
Clip clop tAnderson) $50
mston. Fiourtovn. Airy ooeT Liberty Cap.
FIFTH RAcE-pur.. $1,000 added;
sheriff culkin (Bierman 40 40 out
Boiled Shirt tMeade} 2.20 out
Magic Stream tRyanl out
Time, 1:13as.
Also ran-Coupon
SIXTH RAC-eurse 81 200: els i'm
ing: 3year-olds and 10; maidens; lii
Detroit n RYAN, $40 400 40
Red Mars Day 40 40
Recondite fOliver) $50
Time, :4ass.
Also ran-Covs sprins and Bonnie Al
fred
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Jamaica Muddy.

BY the Louisville Times.
ASK Me. Blue Nose, Second
Thoughts.
1.-TWO Kick, Treadon, Classic
Beauty.
sKai-Hi, Sir Reg, Kurdistan.
+Coupon. Hard Jester, Not Yet.
5-Yawl, Ranchos Boy, Aureole.
Woodberry.
7-Shansi, Dr. Sticks, Indomitable.
Best bet-Yawl
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Costello Post to Meet

The Vincent B. Costello Post No.
Is of the District Department Of
the American Legion will hold its
monthly meeting at 8 pm. tornor.
row at Schneider's Cafe, 427 Elev-
enth street NV.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Churchill Downs Fast.

By the Louisville Times
Royal Ink, Bebeja, Star Dance.
2-Neighbor. Beth Bon, Marfeu.
3-Be Blue, Visigoth, High One.
Al Au Feu, Santo Domingo,
Waugh Pop.
5eBlue Delight, Misty Isle, Valdlna
Myth.
e-Chin Music, You Alone, Chi
charra.
7Grey Doll, Henry Halter, Pari-
Call.
81Beau Insco. Kermay, Thistle Blue.
eFylfoot. Fritz, Nicaoe.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
SIXTH RACE-OCEAN BLUE,
KANSAS, CTS MARION.

OCEAN BLUE has two wins
and two seconds to show for his
four starts and he may be able
to give this good opposition bad
trimming KANSAS was just
beaten in his last and he can't
be counted out of it. CHS
MARION won her last from good
ones and right of that try she is
q threat.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Selections for q Fast Track at PimIico
BEST BET-WOODyALE LASS.

FIFTH RACE-W OODV ALE
LASS, SHIPMATE, JOHNS
STAR.
WOODVALE LASS has a bit of
class and she may be able to give
this excellent band of sprint stars
a neat trimming. Let's call the
filly the best bet of the day.
SHIPMATE was outrun in his
last, but he can do much better.
JOHNS STAR has speed and he
may complete the picture.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
FOURTH RACE-SUN GALO-
MAR, AFGANISTAN, BASIL.

SUN GALOMAR just failed to
hit in his last try, when it took
a photo finish to lick him. Just
a little bit of improvement should
let him earn his diploma AF-
GANISTAN turned in a nice ef-
fort in his debut and it is natural
to expect improvement. BASIL
EUS is ready for a good try.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Motions-Justice James w. Morris.

MOtl0nS-JuStlce James w. Morris.
Assignments for tomorrow:
In re Norman r. Cole: writ.
Slipp VS.. Schrader; attorneys,
Clagett-Calnan.
Smith VS.. Washington Bottling
Works: rule.
U. S. A, to use of Herschel VS..
Cornish ct al; attorneys, Mendel-
son-Hiu.
U. s. A. to use of Gichner, Inc,
VS.. Cornish ct al; attorneys, Men
delson-Hill.
In re estate of Alvin s. Perkins;
rule.
Jones VS.. Waddill ct al; attorneys,
O'Shea-Cobb, Howard 81 Hayes
Montgomery Building & Loan
Continued on Page A-l7J
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Court Assignments
DISTRICT COURT,

In any case where postponement
Of the hearing of a motion is to be
requested, notice should be given
the motions clerk not later than
3 o'clock the afternoon before such
motion is set for hearing. 1t will be
the policy of the court not to grant
postponements If the aforesaid no.
tice is not given except when ex-
traordinary conditions have pre-
vented the giving of the notice.
Roll call of motions will be At
o:45 am, as heretofore has been the
practice.
Evening star., 1941-05-05

SEVENTH RACE-OUR FLOR
ENCE, BROOKLANDVILLE,
DINGMANS
OUR FLORENCE has compiled
very consistent record, as she
has been in the money in 10 Of
IL starts this year. 1t will take
a fit horse TO trim her here.
BROOKLANDVILLE has been
close up in recent races and he
mas to be accorded a stout
chance. DINGMANS could be
hare to down.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
FIRST RACE-KNITETTA, AL.
PINE BOY, MURPH.

AA"A ~ A'A 40 ~
KNITETTA has been right
there in her recent outings and
she has as good a chance as any,
thing else in the wide open first
race. ALPINE BOY was third
in his last and he scored at Bowie.
He has to be accorded stout con-
sideration. MURPH could come
to life and be In the thick Of 1t.
Evening star., 1941-05-05

FOURTH RACE+Purse. 81 600; special
weights; maidens; 3-year-olds and up;
Evening star., 1941-05-05

EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing: 4-year-ol and up: l mile and 40
Evening star., 1941-05-05

SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up: lIs miles
xOur Florence (Claggett ---------- ll0
xBrook landville (Madden) -------- IL
Star Charter (MorO O---------- III
xWire Me (ClaeeetD D---------- lO3
Lante tSchmidD -------------- los
Rebbina Young ----- l0S
\ Dinemans 90 Smith 112I
q W Weiss and c 4 Neison entry
Evening star., 1941-05-05
FIFTH RACE-purse, 81 500; handicap;

3-year-olds and up; & furlones.
Woodvale Lass Young ------------ III
ShipmAte. (Shelhamerl -------- u:
Robert T. Lee tSchmidD ------- Ion
Johns Star tHarrelD -------- lOl
Hardy Bud Smith ----- lo2
Primarily tMsdden) ----------- 1ol
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Entries for Tomorrow
PimIico +
b. the Associated Press.
| FIRST RACE-PuLse 81 600 e!aiminr

XDave Alexander lCIaggetD ------ iUb
xDark Friend Madden los
: Churn Greek Farm and H. L. Strauss
entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

and 4-dr. trunk sedans. factory rados
and heaters, choice Of "a gorgeous ones
all models and oolors. Low as s3Se. trade
SSs down. y. NJ. Gregory Inc. 1886
Gratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

Al VACUUM WASHER. sewing machine
repair In homo, 81; free estimates.
Lemon $3.50. Central Service.
siN6LR = Drop leaf, good sever. 1879
Broadway. Cadillac Sie3.
THREE sewing machines, SIS Portable
electric, SIS. sunday. 2527 MCCLELLAN.
USED and rscsnditionsa sewing machines
White rotary sleetries ~ low az $40 50 (;
many others 20 choose from portable cleo
tries Some az low as $3.50.
White Sewing Machine Co.
Factory Branch store 1850 LIBRARY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

BUIcKs-'to torpedo 50 opera seat eoups
and torpedo trunk ssdAns all models
and colofs. Equipped with radios and heat
srs. Choice OF 10 gorgeous ones Low as
s7se, trade. $50 down. =. NJ. Gregory,
37ss Gratiot
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-13
Ten Years Ago
Friday, March IL, 1881.

Work was begun yesterday to electrify
"B" shaft at the Pioneer. "a" shaft
wa selectrified in 1927. The Com
mercial Club is in receipt of letter
stating that two young men, Messrs.
Farrar and Pofahl, who were here
last week, stating that they would
open up pasteurized milk business in
Ely providing the club would sup
port the move. The decision of
Judge Hughes at Two Harbors last
week in which he held that the Bass
wood portage was not public property
will open up a wide field of discussion
in relation to other portages which
have been in use by the public in the
belief that they were public highways.
According to the decision, owners can
now close them to the public or charge
toll, hard blow to the resort bus
mess, especially on Eastwood lake.
MIR. and Mrs. John P. Erickson of
Duluth, announce the birth of a
daughter, Beverly Mae, to them. .
Arthur Hollow, aged %, an Ely young
man, died in Duluth Thursday. The
funeral took place Sunday from the
NJ. e. church, the Rev. c. P. Keast
conducting the same.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-13
HONOR ROLL
IS ANNOUNCED

Memorial highs honor roll, on
which students having 80 in four sub
jects and passing in physical educa-
ton are listed, has been announced
as follows:
Seniors.
Edith Bohince, Marvin BuSkala,
George Butorac, Catherine Chimzar,
Anita Erickson, Ruth Erickson, John
Fink, Arthur Forselius, Richard Clan
otti, Esther Harri, Robert Hokkanen
Lorraine Jackson, Aune Jokela, Chris
tine Koprivnik, Mary Krnichar, Bern
ard Grahek.
Evelyn Lehto, Florence Lindbeck
Richard Lindholm, John Mondatti
Donald Myntti, Jane Norby, Siguro
Olson, Joyce Pearson, George Perko.
vich, Angela Poljanec, Marion Rautio
John Roman, Edward Shepel, Isabelle
Thompson, Marcella Tlrula, Joseph.
inc Zaverl.
Juniors.
Norma Anderson, Robert Anderson
Rose Bryant, Norma Mae Brown
Keith Brownell, Robert Danielson
Evelyn Elieoff, LaVerne Gasperlin
Katherine Grahek, Calvin Herrala
Roseline Mantel.
Marcella Niemi, Phyllis Palmgard
Mary Paun, Amy Rautio, Louis Senta
Lois Mae Sonstrom, Margaret Stonicf
Carol Ann Sutherland, Elsie Tjadei
Frank Tome.
Sophomore
Julia Chimzar, Phyllis Hanson, Leon
Johnson, Jean Kotchevar, Helen Krunk
kala, Norma Laako, Thomas MUIR
Ruth Perttula, Irene Rautio, GenevieV
SLENDER. Katherine Telich, Jun
Trudgon. Freshmen.
Dina Burgin, Anne Eckert, EdWar
Mantel, Gerald Patterson, Jack Peshe
Arlene Pirila.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-13
Harold Gordon Talked
to ROtarians Last Night.

Harold Gordon, a student of the Ely
Junior College spoke at last nights
meeting of the Rotary Club He spoke
on the subject of Junior Colleges in
Community Service" and enumerated
the many activities of the college in
every day affairs. The Community
Service Committee, Bern Lambert,
chairman, was in charge of the meet
ing.
Ed Jones was the five-minute speaker
and recounted few of the high-lights
he forgot in his address of a week
ago. Frank Di Nino led the singing OF
a group of songs for which Patricia
Moonan played the music.
Stuart Turneaure, geologist with the
Oliver Mining company at Duluth, was
a guest at the meeting. John G. Nelson,
Rotarian, manager of the Western
Union at Minneapolis, was guest and
M. Lehman, manager Of the same COM
pany at Virginia, accompanied him.
Arrangements were completed for the
trip to the Virginia intercity meeting
next week and cars were assigned the
members. Andy Anderson was the only
member Of the Tower outpost present
the others having followed their bas-
ketbal team to the tournament al
Virginia.