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For Friday. DseembU %.

MARCH II ~ APHIL 20
Arie s-A letdown IN benefc
aspects. Re-energize your efforts
Appe with duties and business
- that the holiday is over. A
persistent movement 10 have
nothing left to be done after
New Years is in order.
APRIL n TO MAY ~
Tomus-Some unfriendly in
fuenceS. Ascertain the required
schedule and tackle II quickly
but thoroughly. Don't be over
forceful in your methods for this
has a tendency to defeat your
purpose.
NAY II TO JUNE p
GsBint - Heart interests and
private matters require careful
management Stick close to the
important routine and follow
through with policy that will
increase opportunity.
JUNE 90 TO July 2t
Cancer - Shake off the relax
Ing holiday spirit and dig into
renewed and added duties with
fresh vigor and ability. Accu-
rately depict and analyze your
problems, prepare TO sec them
through to a successful conclu-
sion.
July - TO AUGUST -
Leo-Financially speaking, YOU
must watch the trend today Be
ware Of "super special" values.
they are not all good buys, many
are known 10 the trade as sec
onds."
AUG. 20 TO SEPT. -
Vugo-Tact in dealing with
the opposite sex and irritated
associates is one of today's msjo
problems. A patient, understand
ing attitude will be most helpful
CHEEKY humor effective, too
SEPT. % TO OCT. -
l. bra - Inactive influences
leave it up to you to shape your
course OF action. You can make
or break today by your decisions.
Be sure you give sufficient fore
ght TO your schedule before
Sing its activities.
OCT. - TO NOV. p
Scorpio - A negative attitude
can be very dangerous. You may
Jet advantageous leads slip by To
your direct subsequent loss.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
.Sd1ittarius-Today is beset by
reactionary vibrations, coming
on top of a most favorable holt
day period.
DEC. rs TO IAN. II
CopricorH--A quiet day 10 all
outward appearances. The time
n ripe 10 introduce new and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
Baked Tomatoes

BAKE HALVES OF tomatoes
in hot oven al 400 degrees
until the tomatoes are tender
Q0-l5 minuteO. Top with
cooked asparagus tips and Sprin-
kle with grated American
cheese. Place in pre-heated
broller, about five inches below
heat and broil until the cheese
mclls and is brown and crusty.
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Ids Jean ksin
Stand Pretty

PROTRUDING SHOULDER
blades are noticeable when the
body lacks adipoSe padding SO.
II YOU suffer from the anatomical
defect. add more fats, Starches
and sweets 10 the diet
Sometimes the trouble is due
10 rigid posture, arms held back
al the shoulders, q pose that
lacks case and grace.
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20 magnificent fur eoiul Lovely Seal Beaver-dyed
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ACT NOW and save.
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Third Thanksgiving

In some ways this is like
third Thanksgiving Never mind
That's none too many. We have
so much 10 be thankful for We
are a stronger country than we
were year ago.
Individually we are = lot
healthier We have found out
We can work harder and we are
getting kick out OF II.
In many Countries Santa
Claus must look just about like
Uncle Sam. We ourselves are
apt 10 treat them somewhat
alike. When times get hard
We appreciate them more.
When life is too soft we take
them both for granted. We fall
into soft ways OF living and
thinking, and what happens
We turn cynical!
We lose faith in ourselves and
the other fellow as well, and in
stead OF realizing how wonder
full Christmas Is. We total up
the cost.
Free 10 Believe
There are some things that
can { cost TOO much and this
year, more than any other
within memory, we know that.
Yes. there is a sharp tang 10
Christmas. Sure, the rotund
gentleman with the white whiS-
kers and the pack on his back
Is a myth.
It's being free to believe in
him that counts The whole
world needs the kindly touch OF
this old fellow who works such
miracles.
This Christmas letter isn't
finished until | thank you for
YOUR friendly greetings and wish
all OF you the best Christmas
ever.
Copyright 1871. ~ king Features
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VERSATILE PANS

I'm addition 10 their use for
food storage, refrigerator pans
OF porcelain enamel are also
useful for cooking and baking
when auxiliary pans arc required
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25

is fine stitching done around
collar and cuffs in parallel lines
The stitching may be done by
machine, or you can do IL with
Colored thread by hand.
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HOROSCOPE

worthy features into your days
setup
JAN. - TO FEB -
4 QUd Others will not
always point the way rightiy.
You must decide for Yourself
what is the right, the honorable
and most successful thing 20 DO
DO not hesitate 10 seek the advice
Of elder. wiser heads.
FEB. II TO MARCH ~
Pisces - Swing back without
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Fur Goats Regularly 10 SIss

Just - OF these superb 'able-dyed northern back
Muskrat coats Made from the choicest SKINS
Superb styling and Vorkmanship.
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BETTER COATS, WERE sss TO s44, NOW
Fur Coats, Regularly TO SIS

Just 80 left! Seal dyed eoneys savings that arc rul
miraculous. Beautifully styled tailored and han
detailed.
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- luxurious coatI Sable-dycd Marmots, Silver
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BY Frances Drake
Look The Your Birthday

delay into your everyday routine
along constructive, ground-gsin-
ing lines.
1 CHILD bon, on thjs doy.
Full OF vitality and ever expend-
my energy which must be rightly
directed 20 reap the great meas
urc OF success Of which It Is 50
capable.
uop usa' 1871 oy k.ns Ftawrss
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-09
Falls Here Friday, TOUer
Monday; Keen Battles
In Ofng.

FOUR-YEAR RECORD.
1937-Ely 0, Falls o.
1938-Ely IA, Falls O.
1939-Ely II, Falls 0.
1940-Ely O, Falls z.
4-YEAR RECORD.
Battle of Vermili0n Range.
1937-Ely 81, Tower q.
LESLEY 40, Tower o.
LESLEY 20, Tower ..
1940-Ely %, Tower 2.
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| five round trips per day towing VI
barge loads of gasoline and othel
supplies.
This summer the ship covered
more than 1000 miles during her
trips up and down Fall Lake, and it
is estimated that she has travelled
$1,000 miles since 1929.
1.-The only difficulty we have exper-
fenced is in hitting deadheads," Watts
said. Unusually this ruins propeller
and often bends the shaft, but she
has always made port under her own
power.
Fall lake is one of the toughest
in this country, because of the long
sweep and its shallowness, but the
Badger has always managed to come
through even though she limped a
little on occasions"
There are half a dozen questions
that visitors pop at the pilot" Watts
said. First thing, they want to know
the Badgers speed. Then the name of
the lake, how long it is, and the depth
of the water.
About this time someone invari-
ably inquiries: What do the people do
for a living that live those shacks?
"The pilot has repeatedly threatened
to have printed forms answering stock
questions made up to save time and
trouble in providing information
Besides the initial operation" which
increased her size. the Badger had her
powerhouSe changed about four years
ago with the addition of a larger motor
An IS horse Redwing Thorobred was
put in which stepped up her speed
to Y miles an hour. It replaced
Scripts As horse motor.
During the past eight seasons she
has had but two shippers. Present
pilot is Robert Cowling, who sue
ceeded George Matchiner, now en-
plOyed at the Forest Chevrolet COM
pany.
1--WE are often asked to explain why
a boat named Badger operates in
Gopher state" Watts said, "but I
can't answer that one.
Maybe Dr. Burns got her from
Her name was Badger
when we took the ship over, and
Badger she is going to remain"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-09

The Memorial high school football
team will begin a two-game home
schedule Friday night that will also
see. it in action the following Monday
night.
First opponent will be the powerful
International Falls eleven which the
Vermilion Rangers will engage toner
row night under the lights of the Ely
School Stadium.
Next week the club will take on
Tower Soudan in the annual battle
of the Vermilion Range, game that
was postponed from earlier in the sea-
son.
Saturday, Oct. Is, the club will travel
to Gilbert, and the following Saturday
Hibbing is scheduled to come here to
play off the incomplete game which
ended when the lights failed.
In the event of extremely cold
or inclement weather, the Hibbing
contest may have to be cancelled,
in which case Ely will make its
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-09
EM0RIAL HIGH FACES
TWO GAME HOME STAND
final home appearance against

final home appearance against
Tower.
Old man Winter has a way of max
ing an unheralded and often ex-
tremely early appearance in the North
Country, and in this event the Hib-
bling game may not be played.
The Falls has won three consecu-
tive games since its defeat by Virginia
in the seasons opener The Border City
turned back Gilbert, TO Colbert beat
Virginia, 80, last week., defeated
Tower, TO, and Grand Rapids, 20-6.
Towers record isn't so impressive,
but it has taken on the cream of the
range in early season games. Besides
bowling to the Falls, Tower lost, 40
to Mt. Iron, currently a favorite to
cop range honors. 1t won an inter-
sectional game with Germantown, 27-
6, last week.
Saturday night Ely, apparently fol-
lowing in the ways of its big brother,
the junior college, outplayed the Eve
leth high club during great share of
the evening, but came out on the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-09

short end of the score, 1870.
Three times the Memorial high
backs fumbled and three times the
alert Golden Bears recovered in the
first half TO turn the advantages into
points.
In the fourth period Ely drove to
the Eveleth 20-yard line and to the
Is, but these scoring bids were
nipped when the Bears intercepted
passes.
The first Ely fusnble in the OPEN
ing quarter with the game only minutes
old was gobbled up by an Eveleth
man on the Ely 16, and it took five
plays to push the pig skin over. The
next tumble, early in the second
quarter, was recovered on the Ely SO.
An air attack scored. The third tumble
came a short time later and the ball
went to Eveleth on the Ely 20. A pass
was good for % yards, and two plugs
at the line pushed the ball over
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q inber
aleS

The Badger has tied up for another
season.
The launch that has travelled more
than twice the distance around the
world but has never gotten out Of a
63-mile long lake has hauled her last
load for 1941
She'll soon be placed in dry dock
for the winter to await the spring.
time and the coming of the tourists for
1912.
The Badger is the launch operated
in FAN lake, for the past IL years,
by the wilderness Outfitters. She
has a record of service probably un-
equaIled by any commercially Oper-
ated passenger craft in the Superior
National Forest.
For z summers the Badger has
gone up and back, up and back, and up
and back from Winton to Long Port
age, hauling thousands of vacation
bound city folks and towing hundreds
Of canoes.
She travels one of the principal
water highways leading to the Tall
Timber country of the boundary.
During all these years she has
never missed trip on account Of bad
weather" Bob Watts, manager of the
wilderness firm, declares. And she
has never had a mishap aside from
damaging her screw on deadhead."
1T was in the spring of 1929 that
we first put the Badger into opera
ton" Watts reflected. I'VE purchased
her from DR.. Burns.
DIR. Burns" he explained. was a
Two Harbors physician who had a
summer home on Lake Vernilion. I
believe he lives in California now.
I'VE had the ship in service for
only a short time when he found she
wasn't large enough. So We called in
a boat builder from Tower who sawed
her in two and added six feet to her
middle. Now she's IS feet long, has
an eight foot beam, and is licensed to
carry 80 passengers and their baggage"
During the season just ended the
Badger consumed 1000 gallons of gas
oline. She averaged two round trips
daily from the first of June until the
last day Of September, making 26 miles
per day. During the height Of the
season it was not uncommon to make
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ZAIC GOING GREAT
FOR NORTH DAKOTA,

John zaic, former Ely junior college
athlete, is doing all right at the North
Dakota state college, Fargo. zaic is
playing regularly at the fullback posi-
ton.
Stan Kostka, North Dakota coach and
former Chisholm high school mentor,
writes Edward T. Buckley. Ely athletic
director, that Zaic has been converted
into a back. The Ely athlete played
in the line during his first year on
the Jaysee eleven, but saw consider
able service last fall as a blocking
back. He weighs 100 pounds.
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CCC WILL STRESS
DEFENSE TRAINING.

Much more stress is to be placed
on definite training for CCC boys this
winter In addition to the regular
courses usually given in camp that
have a definite carry-over into army
training and others that are national
defense training courses which will
increase aid to defense industries.
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ELY-ITASCA.
STATISTICS

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FOOTBALL
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Game Scores.
Eveleth Il, Duluth z.
Virginia 81, Hibbing 6.
Itasca "a, Ely IA.
TONIGHT.
Ely at Eveleth.
Virginia at Itasca.
FRIDAY.
Hibbing at Duluth.
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RANGE

Game Scores.
Bull Il, Chisholm 0.
Morgan Park, 6, Mt. Iron 6.
Hibbing IL, Ironwood 6.
Tower 81, Germantown 6.
Eveleth Is, Ely 0. a
Gilbert 8, Virginia O.
Nashwauk 10, Keewatin 6.
Int1 Falls 20, Grand Rapids 6.
FRIDAY.
IntT Falls at Ely
Chisholm at Hibbing.
Virginia at Eveleth.
Deer River at Grand Rapids.
SATURDAY.
Tower at Keewatin.
Aurora at Two HarborS.
MONDAY.
Tower at Ely.
Evening star., 1941-12-01
Royos Rate Mutryn Of Xavier
Among Best Faced This Fall
Ace Musketeer Back Pays High Tribute
To BIozis; 1912 Grid Outlook Drob

gamers. Hagerty feels that Benny
would be top-hight star next year.
While it may be a long time be-
fore Georgetown boasts another
quartet of guards of the stature of
Augie Leo. Mark Estimate. Pater-
noster and Mcmahon, and filling
Blozis shoes will be no simple mat
ter. Hagerty is more concerned
about finding scoring punch for
his backfield. He needs another
Jim Castiglia who can bull his way
through the line for two or three
yards when needed and he needs
another Joe Mellendeck to make the
spread plays work.
Whether Charley Miller or Lenny
Bonforte can make the jump from
the frosh to varsity competition
without buckling under pressure is
conJectural. Both are good runners,
with Miller rated a trif1e superior
because of his slippery field tactics.
These two figure Importantly in
Hagerty's plans. but even more i'm
portant are Frank Dornfeld. who
was not up to par against Xavier,
and Jack Doolan, back Hagerty
still hopes will develop.
Evening star., 1941-12-01
Champs Forced
To Down Cards
ToGain P|ayoff
Kept in Title Chase
By Second-HoIf Drive
That Topples Eagles
BY the Associated Press

BY the ASSOCIATED Press.
CHICAGO. Dec. THE Chicago
Bears. needing only one victory to
tie the Green Bay Packers for the
Western title of the National Foot
ball League, will have as their final
opponent next Sunday the fourth
place Chicago Cardinals-Who glad
lv would gum up the works for their
North Side neighbors.
The bears must win TO deadlock
the Packers and force a playoff De-
cember IA for the Western division
crown. The winner would meet the
New York Giants, Eastern titlist, for
the league championship, Deem
Der q.
Pressure Is on Bears.
But if the Bears should lose to
the Cardinals, the Packers would
take an undisputed Western title
and would play the New Workers for
the championship December IA.
/ The Packers assured themselves Of
/ a tie at least yesterday by defeat-
( ing the fading Washington Red
skins. 22-17. in their last regularly
. scheduled game. The Bears rolled
/ over the Philadelphia Eagles. 49-14.
/ The Bears went through the same
kind of first half the Packers did.
/ The Chicagoans trailed Philadel-
phia, 40, at the intermisslon, but
launched a terrific assault in the
/ last two periods for their 49 points.
/ Cards Bow to Lions.
/ The Brooklyn Dodgers clinched a
! tie for second place in the Eastern
| Division by slugging the Pittsburgh
! Steelers, 35-7.
The Cardinals. who will be gun
ming for an upset win over the Bears,
lost yesterday to the Detroit Lions,
21-3. and yielded third place in the
West to the Lions. Byron CWhizzer)
White, Detroit star soon to join the
Nations armed forces, played his
last game.
The New York Giants were idle.
Cleveland ended its season a week
ago.
Evening star., 1941-12-01

Simms' latest suggestion in his
more dough- for -footballers cam
paign is that the players form
a union. Ted Lyons new Chi
cago bowling emporium is do
ing so well that Ted complains
he has no time to bowl except
when some of his ballplayer pals
drop in. AS to his skill, Ted says:
Sometimes I'm as wild as a left
handed rookie" Jimmy Orlando.
the National Hockey Leagues bad
man, says the way to improve
hockey would be to get rid of
penalties. New York's De Witt
Clinton High School. largest boys
high in the world. had to drop
baseball because there's no city
appropriation for scholastic
sports. Several other N. Y.
schools have given up football for
the same reason. Members of the
N. Y. Sportscasters' Association
say the seasons fastest crack
came when Tommy Harmon, de-
scribing one of Tom Kuzma's
runs, remarked: He looks like
Harmon of Michigan
Evening star., 1941-12-01
It's Touoh to Win in Western Division

With final 10 victories against single defeat Green
the With the Bears
between
almost inevitable
Western division big colleges
the Packers Bears probably
champions New Yorks Giants
lost
feeble
Western that of
Washington Philadelphia have only and
he lunt
Evening star., 1941-12-01
Regal CIothiers Keep
Soccer Record Clear

Regal Clothiers soccer team re-
mains in front and undefeated in
Washington-Suburban League COM
petition, with Waldorf as the latest
victim. Regal tailed three times in
the last Is minutes yesterday to
come from hehind for a 81 victory.
Washington British, new entry in
the loop this season. won its first
victory by topping Marlboro, 4-3,
while Maryland Sports Club took a
TO shutout over Sandy Spring.
Evening star., 1941-12-01
Two Skins on Hutson All Afternoon

touchdown catches uson established three National
1t have been the greatest individual display
Griffith Stadium Certainly Hutson the
offensive end who and down the field
all remarkable the
elaborate with Huson
Alabama
Washington squad had luck early
half Huson much for
taking credit from Hutson Isbel but what
happened lead
much when the Bears
that enough
the Redskins
They the possibly
then four Maybe
tribe Cleveland Indians
Evening star., 1941-12-01
Like Morning GIories, Moybe9

the heat the Redskins looking the
the world They could do Sammy
Fchock Andy Farkas
of When
calmly back kicked
Hnkle and Isben and
HutSon himself haed 1t looked as the
their 1912 contracts.
They the good teams
that Hutson with
the difference between
Hnke
a the Redskins.
Mdween football He halls from Alabama
Lambeau who the Packers
Nebraska Eight from Minnesota alone
this significant
Evening star., 1941-12-01
Fordhom, Missouri Were Not Interested Rose Bowl Hints
Posseoson Bidders Cold Duane;

Today's Guest Star-Dick Cul-
lum, Minneapolis Times: Can
it be that Clark Shaughnessy will
be saying, Well, the T formation
was my story and it looks as if
I'm stuck with it.
Monday Matinee-The Cardi-
mails took a delegation of 36 to
the minor league meetings at
Jacksonville. Wonder if that in
cluded traffic cop to keep
them from getting tangled among
themselves? Part of the bally-
hoo for Rassler Ignacio Mar
tineZ is that he has been sus-
pended in nearly every S.ate in
which he has appeared. Must be
nice. gentle guy. Man7g-r Lew
Burston is planning New York
campaign this winter for Dave
CastillouX, Canadas lightweight
and welterweight champion.
Jimmy Councilman is going to
Hollywood soon to write series
of movie shorts on football.
Waite Hoyt has been signed up
to broadcast Cincinnati baseball
Evening star., 1941-12-01
By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr,

HSoSSAotca ! tSSe SSSAeS "AAlSA.
NEW YORK, Dec. Must
have been a surprise to West
Coast football fans to learn that
Fordham and Missouri had shown
so little interest in the Rose
Bowl that they "wern't given a
chance" to turn down bid. Still
there shouldn't be any complaint
about Duke except from Southern
California sports writer's. who
blasted Wallace Wade the last
time he was out there. Wonder
if Duquesne. which needs the
dough and could put up a swell
show, will get the go-by from all
of them? Mail is full of sugges-
tions for Sun Bowl teams. but
nearly everybody figures Texas
Tech will be in there. Another
mail campaign favors putting
Capt. Bill Curry of Arnold Col
lege New Haven, Conn., on the
little all-America team. He must
be pretty good II so many guys
like him.
Evening star., 1941-12-01

Win, Lose or Draw
When the Packers Turned on the Heat
By FRANCIS E. STAN.

There argument there about where the best foot
ball played? If isn't the Middle West it has been
remarkable coincidence Minnesota can't be beaten college
only that whip the Chicago Bears the
Green Bay Packers, and vice
yesterday Griffith Stadium until about
trimmed by the Red
oudspeaker that Pila
IA After than 80
Redskins Eagles had scored 81 points the
teams called greatest in the world
Packers each defeated once
You could almost
this has enough Let's make
that's what they did No
No a did it. The final
was Green Bay, Redskins II.
With cold precision the Bears
rolled p seven seconu-h half touchdoWns 49 IA.
Evening star., 1941-12-01
Hot Shoppes Upset F.B.I.
In Heurich Cage Opener

Washington is due for some snappy
amateur basket ball action this sea.
son if opening night play in the
Heurich League, one of the top loops
here, is any indication.
Right away there was an upset
last night as Hot Shoppes quint
downed the veteran F. B. I. outfit,
1886 In other games. Jewish Com
munity Center topped Petworth,
40-26, and Senate Beer won over
Michelbach, 34-25.
Evening star., 1941-12-01

next summer, but his New York
radio station likes him so well he
was given So weeks. leave of
absence instead of an outright
release.
Quote. Unquote-Larry Mac
Phail: We've spent 100000 to-
ward the 1912 ball club already.
So far we've only been dabbling
in minor league prospects"
Service Dept.-Two years ago
Henry E. Walden. athletic pub
licity director at Louisiana Col
lege, released several gas-filled
balloons during the colleges
homeccmirg regent between
halves Of a gome with Louisiana
T2ch. Ore CT thcm was found
II hours later at WaXhaw, N. c.,
scme 900 miles away. Recently
Walden, now lieutenant colonel
in the 31St Division, was sent on
maneuvers and wound up at
Waxhaw,- N. c. He claims the
reason he took so much longer
for the trip is because he doesn't
travel on gas or wind.
Cleaning the Cuff Nose