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Flats for Rent

Flats for Rent
'BFLVIDERE. 5423- Beautiful lower. &
rooms references. newly decorated.
Ivanhoe 1871.
CALHOUN. 7723-5-room lower modern
stoker heated available Aug. is S55
month. Oregon 1915
CHENE. sii2-UPPER FOUR ROOMS
Comfortable. redecOrated. reasonable, ex-
cellent transportation.
RICHTER. 94IO-Corner Pennsylvania. D.
room upper Apply on premises.
ST. AUBIN. 54II-Colored; respectable 4
rooms references; upper, S23. Apply
downstairs
-.,-I,.-..tti- Hot All -GaF,--Ss9-
DAN J. HARRISON w. 1-lZoO
Apartments for Rent
Unfurnished
COLORED-3026 West Kirby; beautiful
four large rooms Murphy adults. ref
erences required $40.
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Female Help Wanted
PACKERS
PART TIME
THE HOOVER CO.

tsTENOTYPE operator, Al. capable OF
taking dietation or shorthand. Randolph
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Female Help Wanted

HoUsEwoRK--Good pay and home. Town
send 1887. $3.50 Calvert. near Dexter
WHITE girl-HousewOrk: employed couple
child. school age; stay nights, Call
after 8. Vermont 6-f253.
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Income Bungalows for Sale
EAST of Woodwoyd)

SARATOGA - Chalmers: extraordinary: 5
rooms down, up front entrances: full
basement; garage. side drive; 81, $50; terms.
Acme 1903 Gratiot.
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Situations Wantsd-Mais

young couple. white, ex-
lcellent cook. chauffeur or houseman
Very best OF references, age, 80 years
WAGES. $50 week. Tuxedo 2-9l7i.
JAsITOR- PORTER wants steady work
well experienced; reliable. "Bugg,
Fitzruy O6O5
NEAT coiored man. truck driYer helper.
waiter clubhouse. References. Trinity
2-lSOT.
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Situations Wantsd-FemaIs

BACHELOR bundles Specializing shirts
also family bundles. Called. delivered.
Trinity 1889.
BUNDLE washing. ironing, Specializing
shirts curtains stretched, called. deiv-
cred Lafayette 622s
BUNDLE Washing. bachelor, specializing
shirts. l5c, 225c. Called, delivered. La
fayette 9O77
BUNDLE family Washing specializinr
shirts. curiains. reasonable: called, de
livered Trinity 2-is07.
EXPERIENCED colored woman. laundry
cleaning - 80. carfare. references
Townsend 7-5S25
EXPERIENCED colored woman wishes
days steady. laundry cleaning, 80 co.
carfare. Dearborn 40sb-W
EXP ERIEHcED eirl wishes DAYS: wednes-
day. Thursday, Friday. s., carfare.
Townsend 5-iO5i
EXPERIENCED coiored girl desires days.
AZ 50, csusre; laundry cleaning. Tim.
ty l-0qs6.
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Board and Room

BIRWOOD, sp22 49, Refined gentleman
private family: privileges excellent
transportation. Hogarth 1913.
FAIRVIEW, ASS warren Mack Com
foftabie room excellent meals, reason
able. ivanhoe 1896
NORTHERN Michigan near Lake Huron
Roger Cityb-Aarried couple ladies.
country n o me; references; reasonable.
Murray 1881.
ST LOUIS, 1915 Baker car line): COM
Portable. twin beds, good meals. Hub
bard sLg6
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Can place three women b sell Hoover cleo
tric sWeepers through department stores.
Car necessary. Call Northlawn 620s to
night between I and 7.
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Beauty Culture Schools

BEAUTY CULTURE - Complete Course,
81 30 weekly. Hygisnio School, s340
Twelfth. MADISON S053.
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Situations Wan,sd-Fsn;al.

EXPERIENCED Eirl; days, mother 3
helper, light houseWofk, home nights.
Townsend 5-l4o3
EXPERT Colored seamstrsss: sewing.
private home, tailor shop. dress. Town
send 5000.
EXPERIENCED girl wishes day. part time
good thorough cleaner Lafayette 1851.
EXPERIENCED lady wishes days Reliable
laundress, cleaner, 81, 80. eariare. Town
send 6-So5s.
EXPERIENCED coiored girl days; laun.
dry cleaning evening meals references.
Townsend 5-Aiso.
.GIRI.-Desres general housework: stay
nights: colored Tyler 4-03sl.
GIRL wishes day work; laundry. cleaning.
soc hour. earfare. Temple 2-s23i.
INTELLIGENT oolored woman; days; ex-
perienced excellent worker, S. carfare
Townsend s-420s.
NEAT. RELIABLE woman wants hotel
chamber maid. weeks work. Trinity
f-SioS.
NEAT colored girl wishes office cleaning.
elevator operator; evenings Fitzroy 6fl6
NEAT colored girl wishes office cleaning.
elevator OPERATOR references. Tyler
6-i595.
WOMAN wishes DAYS, also bundle washing.
specializing shirts. silkA. Tyler 6-6s74.
WHITE girl. general; references; stay;
good home; one child. Townsend S-596s
'COLoRED Hrl. days week. part time
laundry. cleaning, waitress. Cherry 1919.
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Situations Wanfed-Fsmais

cOLORED GIRL wishes days. part time
work, 81, earfare. Cherry si54.
CoI.pREp-EsFsFisnc elevator operator
stock work, maid, grocery clerk. Mad
son Oet0
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|<n(nM REAL ESTATE CORNER eAAhN
&&IakAHnS.X For RENT FOR SALE kINAtSaX
Furnished Houses for Rent

HAMILTON. 30l5-six room cottage. SO
weekly. Apply 93i Lysander. Temple
2-6I62
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HOMER WARREN & co.

NEWPORT. sos (Jeifersonl -5-room. as
besioS khingies.=2-eAg=-ea sa-eTt4. f5e.
LEnox O567.
PASADENA, 2266-5-room excellent con-
dnion. SO, $50. Small down payment
Murray ti23.
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Real Estate Wanted

READY CASH BUYERS. - Houses, fats
apartments (colored). Temple 1-00s6.
Tvler
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Resorts for Sale

WALLED LAKE, 1l9 Charlotte--WinterS
Summer home, 5-room, excellent cond3o
Ition Owner "Hornby "
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~; xko !,l9,iK SeuEcp DizeczdW
BUYERS GUIDE
CHIRoPRACToRs
CLEANERS, DYERs-DEnvERIEs
CLEANERs-CoMPLETE sERvl

SANS CLEANERs-Plain dresses, suits
soc Clifford ass. Broadway Contra
Building.
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Magazine SectiOn-DetrOlt Times
Copyright. 1871. in the United States Of America by
American Weekly. Inc. All Rights Reserved Under
International Copyright, Including Foreign Rights
Reproduction in Original or in Translation l.
Expressly Forbidden.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-23

Save leftover griddle batter
and use it for dipping chops, cut
lets and so on.
If your kitchen storage space is
limited, make file-like shelves in
lower cupboard and use them for
storing lids, pie and cake pans and
other fiat utensils. This will be a
time-saver.
Fruit gelatin mixtures gain in
favor and nutritive value if fruit
juices are substituted for the liq-
uid called for in the recipe. Left
over canned fruit juices are as
good as juice from fresh fruit.
Be careful not to season meat
gravies so much that they lose
their characteristic fiavors. Usu-
ally salt and pepper or paprika
are enough. If you like pre-
pared meat sauce add only dash.
Better yet, pass the sauce and let
the family use what they please.
Try this candle arrangement for
a youngsters birthday cake: Ar
range small candles to form the
numerals telling the age. Or place
them on the cake to form the
child's initials. If the first name
is short it can be spelled out with
tiny candles or small, hard can
dies.
To get the best results from
electric light bulbs, remove them
and dust the glass part occasional
ly. At long intervals they may
be given a bath with a damp
cloth, but be sure the bulbs are
dry before replacing them and
keep the damp cloth away from
all sockets.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-23
Bloon,in' Parrot Vas
Passing Its Lesson On

Bert had spent hours trying to
teach his parrot to say Hello,
Uncle" ready for the visit of his
wealthy relative.
To no purpose. Uncle came
and went-and the parrot was
dumb.
Bert seized the bird by the
throat. "Say Hello, Uncle or
I'll wiring your bloomin' neck" he
roared.
And when silence continued he
twisted the birds neck and threw
it into the fowl pen.
Queer squawks drew him to the
fowl pen next morning. On the
ground were three dead hens. The
parrot had a fourth by the neck,
shaking him and shouting: "Say,
Hello, Uncle or I'll wiring your
bloomin' neck"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-23
AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY

The Captains and the Kings" of
the production lines don't need any
talking at" for extreme effort in
national defense, at least not in the
automobile industry. 1 was asked
by Mr.. Knudsen to pinch-hit for him
at his long-dated engagement at a
convention of the Society of Automo-
tive Engineers. 1t was supposed to
be pep talk" sort of harangue
especially urging the farming out of
orders, greater cooperation with
the airplane industry and the inven-
ton of methods to use all idle skilled
men and idle machinery.
My prepared talk sounded pretty
silly. I arrived in Detroit several
hours before was scheduled to talk.
In conversations with old friends in
this industry and in press announce
ments that day, it became apparent
that adj was supposed to talk about
is being done, was started long ago
and is proceeding with all the speed
and vigor that is to be expected
from this particularly swift and
robust industry.
All the large companies are joined
up with the big airplane companies
to produce parts or engines for air
plane assemblies on scale that is
dizzy in it's magnitude. There may
once have been some mutual rivalry,
some fear among the aircraft manu-
facturers that the automobile people
would like to take over their bust
ness, some apprehension among the
motor folk that airplane work would
hamper car production. There is no
evidence of anything of that kind
now.
The Detroit people are actually
taking the lead in combined produc-
ton and, so far as I can see, hold
ing back nothing. 1t isn't confined
to aircraft production either. These
great manufacturing establishments
are straining every effort to do what
ever the Office of Production Man
agement wants them to do on tanks,
shells, guns, cartridge cases,
armored cars or whatever else they
can fit into their production lines.
They are not haggling about prof
its or commercial conditions. This
confirms at the manufacturing end
what I heard at the overhead man.
agement end in Washington before
I came to Detroit.
In many ways, the extent to which
this has gone is astonishing. In our
competitive system where combina-
ton and joint action by manufac-
turing concerns is forbidden under
heavy penalty by the law, it requires
at least some government leader
ship, if not outright government
sanction, for competitors to act to-
gether.
Up to short time ago there wasn't
even any authorized leadership.
There still is no fortnight govern
ment sanction. In the meantime,
without warning, even without prior
planning, the biggest formless mass
of billions in war orders was belched
in the face of leaderless and I'M
organized industry-the bulk of it
within the last few months.
do not mean to say that vast
production is going to begin to flow
tomorrow but, after at least
glance at what is going on here, I
think some of the estimates have
been so peSSimiStic.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-23
ODDS AND ENDS

q Franchot Tone has signed up to make
ts0o pictures q year for fue years for Uni.
perSQI
q Charles Boyer co-stars ,oith Deanna
Durbin in Ready for Romance"
Deanna is.
q james Cagney and the ne,oly-,oed Bette
Davis tUiH co-star for the first time in ''The
Bride Came c. o. d."
q Bling Crosby and Bob Hope are going
to play golf for Britain. They've an.
nounced that they soiu begin golfng tour
in March, teamed ,oith t,oo golf profession.
ais, the proceeds going to British ,Uar relief.
George Rats four-month suspen-
sion from Warner Brothers will end
soon-you may recall that he and
the studio fell out because he re-
fused to work in "South of Suez,"
whereupon George Brent took his
place. He'll go back to work in
Danger Zone" He was to have
worked in ''The Dealers Name Was
George" as his assignment follow
ing that one, but Ann Sheridan was
scheduled to play opposite him-and
the latest news is that the picture
has been postponed as Miss Sheridan
and Warmers are still at outs.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-23
New Brides Need Food-Buying Skill

sary. Roasts must weigh at least
three pounds if they are to be cooked
without undue shrinkage. Leftover
beef may be used in hash, sliced and
heated in barbecue sauce, or ground
and mixed with celery, onion, and
mayonnaise for a sandwich spread.
Leftover pork or veal can be served
cold, shredded for chop suey, or
diced and mixed with rice and vege-
tables to make a one-dish meal, or
used to stuff peppers.
Even steak may be a problem.
A good steak that is thick enough
for broiling is usually too large for
two persons. A porterhouse comes
closest to the two-serving size. But
If larger steak is bought, the less
tender end may be cut off and
ground for hamburger steak, or
made into meat balls to serve with
spaghetti.
Vegetables can be changed on
their second appearance at the table
if they are served with a cream
sauce, cheese sauce, or hollandaise
sauce. Small heads of cabbage and
caulifower can not always be OBJ
tanned, and even bunch of carrots
or beets may be too large. Part of
these can be used as hot dish one
day, and as a salad the next. They
will lose none of their flavor by be-
ing held over one day.
AS final point in simplifying the
cooking-for-two problem, the home
economics specialists say avoid put
ting small dabs of different vege-
tables and meat in regular size serv-
ing dishes. Either arrange the vege-
tables and meat attractively on a
single large platter, or fill the plates
in the kitchen and serve directly
from there.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-23
GENERAL
HUGH s.
jon N SON
ydHc:'
wSu Sris
Washington, ID.
TWO MAN CONTROL

There will doubtless be consider
able criticism of the executive order
setting up the new War Industries
board-called, for some prideful rea-
son, 1.-The Office of Production Man.
agement." 1t may be said that two
man control Knudsen-Hillman) is
an administrative abortion, that not
enough authority has been delegat-
ed and so on and on.
That criticism will not come from
this column which has been yapping
for such action for two years. Mr..
B. M. Baruch, the father of indus
trial notifications and war indus
tries boards, is also enthusiastic.
l have just been looking up the
1918 documents that set up the War
Industries board The essential one
was a simple two-page letter from
President Wilson to Mr.. Baruch. 1t
is far less explicit than President
RooSevelt'S executive order and
delegates less specific authority. Yet
it worked to marvellous result. It
worked because, Notwithstanding
the supremacy of excellence or the
ultimate in sloppiness in drawing up
organization charts and orders, sue
cess or failure will depend on the
ability and fitness of one man.
Regardless of organization charts,
wherever the MacGregor sits is
the head of the table," The prin-
ciple question is not the curious
''law firm concept of two-headed
executive control (Knudsen-Hill-
mani. While a law firm is utterly
inappropriate for executive action,
the real question is whether or not
Bill KnudSen is the MacGregor, as
Mr.. Baruch demonstrably was. It's
all up to Knudsen. He says with
some satisfaction that he can now
keep his hat on and spit where
he pleases" (Which is quaint COM
bination of the unmelancholy Dane
and Uncle Remus) but now let's see
whether he will do it. One doubt is
that Mr.. Hillman is there to tell him
at least where he can't spit.
That doesn't trouble me very
much. have worked with Sidney
11IIIIllcIl Lie IIGSlUGHL says he
knows them both and isn't worried.
l know them better and neither am
I worried. Undivided responsibility
is better than compromise, but Mr..
Hillman is both realist and high
ly educated and intelligent leader.
He will obstruct only on the greatest
of provocation and the clearest case.
On complete analysis, what Mr..
Hillman has is no more than a limit
ed veto power. In truth, it is less
than that. 1t is a power to declare
a division resulting in an automatic
and instantaneous appeal to Caesar
who, in the clutch of circumstance,
must simultaneously and automat-
ically decide. That would follow
anyway if Knudsen were supreme
and any such differences arise as
would compel Mr.. Hillman to make
a fight.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-23

ty began singing at conventions and
Danquets.
She went to Hollywood, sang on
the radio, lost her job and had to go
on relief. She was singing on the
streets for pennies when Sam Wood,
the director, discovered her. Her
second picture was ''The Roundup;
she's working now in ''Las Vegas
Nights" and next will do 1.-TWO Bad
Angels" and she's just signed a
brand new contract with Paramount.
3
Katharine Hepburn has had her
revenge on the people who not SO
awfully long ago considered her
"poisOn at the box Office; her new
Metro picture, "The Philadelphia
Story" topped all records for New
York's huge Radio City Music Hall
for the last five years. Cary Grant,
James Stewart, Roland Young and
Ruth Hussey give her perfect sup
port. Miss Hepburn evidently knew
that she had a good thing when
she found "The Philadelphia Story;
she is still starring in the stage ver-
sion-she is part owner of the play
and she is full owner of the picture,
as well as its star.
The success of "Teeny," Fibber
MCGEE and Molly's little 81 betcha!"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-23

After the honeymoon is over, and
brides are settled down to cooking,
they will find real ingenuity required
to plan meals for two without vast
ing food or letting menus become
monotonous. Home economics spe-
cialists at Ohio State university say
even though the young homemaker
shops on small scale, she should
use care in making purchases and
IN selecting food.
It will be advisable for the young
cook to make a record of the num-
Der Of persons certain amount OF
food will serve. For instance, one
pound of prunes yields 10 to IL
servings, one pound of broccoli, two
to three servings; quart of sauer-
kraut, five to six servings; and one
pound of ground meat serves five
persons.
If the homemaker finds a large
can of peaches or other fruit is the
most economical to buy, she can
use part of the fruit as salad with
cottage cheese, make shortcake
for dessert the next day, and serve
with toast for breakfast on another
day. By planning meals this way,
a few cents can be saved by buying
larger cans of fruit instead of small
cans.
Fortunately, there are some foods
almost made to order for the family
of two. Egg dishes can be made to
fit group of any size. Chops, cut
lets, ground meat, stewing meat,
sausage, bacon, or liver are eco
nomical cuts for the small family.
Many markets sell chickens cut into
sections so the homemaker can buy
as many choice pieces as she wants.
Sometimes cooking more than
enough for a single meal is neces-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-23
B{$1ES4f
STAGE <SCREENaRADIO1
By VIRGINIA VALE

ny tInUlrN1A VALE
Released by Western Newspaper UnionJ
NIHEN talk began of so, 900
w airplanes a year, the Amer
lean public was surprised to
learn that it takes at least five
men on the ground to keep one
man in the air, but the picture
makers of Hollywood consid-
cred the number rather small;
you see, they use anywhere
from thirty to forty persons be-
hind the camera to keep one
actor in front of it.
In a scene made for ''That I'm
certain Feeling" in which Merle
Oberon appeared alone before the
camera, there were 35 persons on
the set to help her make a shot
which will last Is seconds on the
screen. If you're interested, the list
included two assistant directors, a
cameraman, a camera operator,
two camera assistants, ten. electri-
clans, three carpenters, two prop
erty men, four sound men, a paint
er, a wardrobe woman, a makeup
man, a body makeup woman, a
hairdresser, a still photographer, a
playback operator, pianist for off
stage sound and a stand-in. The
thirty-fifth was Director Ernst
Lubitsch.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-23
Crowned Before Born

Shapur II of Persia was the only
king who was crowned before
birth, the coronation, which con-
sisted of placing the royal circlet
on the head of his waiting cradle,
taking place three days before he
was born in 80, says Golfers.
Inez de Castro of Portugal was
the only queen who was crowned
after death, the coronation, for
which her body was exhumed and
set on the throne, taking place two
years after she was murdered in
1855.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-23

girl, IS no HaSh IN
the pan. Marian
Jordan, who plays
"Teeny" as well as
"Molly," was one of
radios pioneers in
adding a child's
voice to her roper
toire of characters.
She did her little
girl routine fully IL
years ago in Chica-
go as part of Kali
tenmeyer's Kinder
Cartan ono nf ro-
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Cookies should be cooled COM
pletely before storing In COW
cred jar or box.
Candied cranberries are Just as
effective as candied cherries for
garnishing winter foods.
Best time to clean the egg beat
er is Immediately after using it
before the egg dries and makes
washing difficult.