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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13

BETTY HILL, 70 Hubbard
avenue is celebrating her 18th
birthday anniversary today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13

MRS. ROBERT G. PELTIER
entertained her tripoli club re-
Gently, with Mrs. Paul Weidner
of Detroit. as out-of-town guest.
Evening star., 1941-05-03
BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY.

Loud and vigorous demands and
threats may now be heard mingling
with the soft, sweet notes of birds
OF refinement and gentle habits.
For the blue jays are disputing every
building site. They have no interest
In many of the locations which have
been chosen, but they thrive on
making their neighbors unhappy.
You are startled by the piercingly
loud voices OF the jays. Rushing to
the window to see what has hap
pened, you find the handsome ras-
cal seated on the limb of a tree or
on the edge Of the roof, having the
time of his life. Smaller, more hon.
est neighbors are too frightened to
let reason be their guide. There is
actually not one thing in sight TO
cause alarm, except that the jay is
amusing himself. And bully never
needs a reason for his acts.
OF course, you have no difficulty
recognizing the culprit. His lovely,
grayish-violet-blue uniform, with
cleaning white under parts, the
handsome, conspicuously crested
head, and the exquisite black velvet
collar, as we'll as the black trimmed
wings and tail, never leave you in
doubt. Besides, bird almost II
inches long is not easily hidden.
though being hidden is the last
thing the blue jay wishes.
What about the builder of the
nest? She has little assistance from
her mate, indeed none at all as far
as finding and transporting the
building material is concerned. But
he is loud in his praises and eager
to "tell the world" what she is &C
complishing. That is apparently all
she asks for, or indeed expects. Per-
hapS she is like Madam Robin, who
prefers to build her own nursery, and
though her spouse is overanxious to
assist, she will not permit him to
do so
A birds nest is not what we would
call a home. The adults only use
this dwelling as nursery, and once
1t has served its purpose, it is aban-
doned True, some few bird nests
are reconditioned by neighbors. and
on rare occasions bird mother will
refurnish an old home for immedi-
ate use. But the builder knows that
Evening star., 1941-05-03
Births Reported

Arthur and Addie Mae Baldwin, boy.
Louis and Clara Bates, boy.
Antoine and Cola Bowler. boy.
Gerald and Jane Bradford. girl.
Albert and Hattie Brown, boy.
John and Airline Brown, girl.
Dalton and Glare BrunSdon. boy.
Daley and Beulah Bruce, girl.
Lester and Helen Carter. boy.
Martin and Elizabeth Concannon, boy.
Michael and Catherine Constantine, boy.
Giles and Ada Cox, jr., girl.
J. Allen and Margaret Crocker, boy.
John and Ann Dorsey, girl
Lawrence and Bessie Frazier, girl.
Everett and Pearl Gerwig, boy.
Leslie and Grace Gordon. girl.
Francis and Patricia Gillian, girl.
James and Ida Hall. girl.
Samuel and Elizabeth Harrison girl.
Maurice and Una Hibschman. boy.
Gilbert and Deirdre Jerrold, boy.
John and Mildred Kangas. boy
George and Dorothy Kearns, girl.
Francis and Vera Kolley, boy.
James ard Alice Lynch, ir, boy.
Raymond and Mary Martin. girl.
Iyor and Virginia MacFarlane. girl.
pArcy and Roma McNickle. girl.
Walter and Ruth Newton. girl
Andrew and Louise Parker, boy
Lee and Ivy Parr, girl.
Thomas and Nancy Redmond. girl.
Joseph and Helen Robson, boy.
LIE Roy and Naomi Robins, boy.
george and Marie Rogers, girl.
Harry and Margaret Sassaman, girl.
Ana and Pauline Stevens. girl
Charles w;It Is, and martha Taylor II; boy;
twins).
Raymond and Mary WEIGH, boy.
Joseph and Ruth Welland, boy.
Alfred and Geraldine Saunders. girl.
Milton and Edith Thomas, boy
James and Pauline Thomas, boy.
Arthur and Ruth Wagner, girl.
Evening star., 1941-05-03
SHOP FOREMAN

Must know De SOTO and Plymouth parts
and service thoroughly. able to meet public.
sober and reliable, fine position for the
right man. See Mr.. Petit. Lincoln Park
Motors. l4l l3th ST n G.
Evening star., 1941-05-03
Deaths Reported

Mamie B; Gulick, s.. Gallinser Hospital.
William McNelly, "A, 5000 14th st NV
Kate L, Hooten, 6s, Walter Reed General
Hospital
Robert j. Tinsley. IS. oOo5 I st. NV
William A. Ray, "a, 1920 Upton st NV
Michael Sauter, 81. Gallinger Hospital
Rebecca Fig. 63. 6lS Madison St NV
Claude H. Greenswald. so. zoos 10th st
ne.
Howard Mathis, So Gallinger Hospital
Kemp P. Smith. 54, 1922 Second ST. NV.
lSadore Finkelstein, 54, Walter Reed Cen
eral Hospital
Mary l. Ferrero. 54 1899 H st. NV
Mary E. Wise. 81. Providence Hospital
william william 1 Darnall 81, United States
David E Turnbuli 81 Providence Hospital
6uoert ". Horn. 20, Park Road Bridge
Deane Doyle, 25. Garfield Memorial Hos
jeanette Chase, 65. 1a-A M st. sw
pital mug
Rosa Brown, g. 9es 4th st. NV
Matthew Brown, 81. 3rd and | sis NV.
Matte Matte GranVllle, "a, Gallinger Hospital.
Snnle Coleman, 81. Gallinger HOSPITAL,
rNie Banks. 3s. Galllnger Hospital
Eo ware Tillman, 80, 1918 Mount Olivet
Id. ne.
Evening star., 1941-05-03
Natures Children
Nest of the Blue Jay
(CyanOcitta cristata)

her first nursery of the season Is
neither sanitary nor vermin- proof
for the second brood. So she builds
a new, clean basSinet for her babies.
This is why we can assure you that
once home IS left vacant, you may
take it for study purposes or for
your collection.
Usually the nest is in conifers or
deciduous trees. The confer Is
first choice, cedars ranking No. l as
a building site. Mrs. Blue Jay
is not eager to reveal her building
site, as she knows how easy it is to
find the nests of her neighbors, for
she and her mate are well-known
nest robbers.
The cradle is a sketchy affair as
a rule, loosely constructed of sticks,
leaves, bark strips. pine needles,
Evening star., 1941-05-03
NAVY.
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.

Mitchell. comdr. Edward A, from Newport,
R. l., to q. S. S. Acor.
Solo. Canal Zone, to q. S. Brookiyn
Rubles 1t. Comdre Richard w, from Boston
to U s. s. Enterprise.
Singer 1t. Comdr. Watson T, from u s. S.
Sterett to U. S. s. Vestal
veneer 1t; comdr; joseph n, from
Coiestock, Ii. Edward E.. from d. S. S.
Lexington to Kaneoke Bay. T. H.
Moore 1t. Robert B., from Pensacola, Fla,
to u s. s. North Carolina.
Collins, 1t. q. g. William M. jr., from
Hinckley, 1t. u. g. Robert M. IT,, from
U. s. s. Savannah to q. S. S. Wilkes.
Richards. 1t. q. 81 Lynn G.. from U. s. 8.
Augusta to Mare Island, Calf
MEDICAL CORPS.
Morins. Comdr. Travis s., from Phila-
delphia to Jacksonville, Fla.
DENTAL CORPS.
Broesamle, It. Kenneth M. from U. Q. 3.
Honolulu to San Diego, Calf.
CHAPLAIN CORPS.
Elder. Comdr william W. from o. 3. o.
Texas to Portsmouth, Va.
Evening star., 1941-05-03

rags, paper, string or other material
easily obtained. Three to six eggs
of dull olive or buff are laid in it,
all generously spotted with olive
brown.
There is less loud talk by the Jays
during the days when the babies are
helpless. Their children must be
fed, and during this time the par
ents are busily engaged in wreck
ing the happiness of many bird
mothers
The handsome blue jay is an ir-
resiStible fellow. He can sing di-
vinely if he wishes to. and he is
fond of some of our noxious insects.
caterpillar eggs, scale insects and
such. This assistance makes us
more lenient toward an otherwise
buSybody neighbor.
Evening star., 1941-05-03

Sheridan, Ill, to Fort H. G. Wright, N Y
Sexsmith Mai. Harold O., from Camp
Roberts, Calf, to Fort Mason Calf
Shepherd Mai. Edward F, from WASH
ington to Chicago.
Galloway, Capt. Charles G., from Fort
Lewis to Washington.
Collier. Capt. Henry C.. from Seattle.
Wash. to Portland, Oreg.
Brubaker. Second 1t. Norman F., from
Fort Belvoir to Philadelphia.
Vale: Second 1t. Francis j.. from Fort
Belvoir to Philadelphia.
ellis, Second 1t. Peter p, from Chicaso to
TtlcSOn. ArlZ
Evening star., 1941-05-03

Has opening for men over 81 years Of age,
TO drive must be residents of d c. or
Metropolitan Area for / year; free instruc-
tion; can earn SIS to S35 wkly. Apply at
10 am promptly for further details, $40
NJ 81 Il Ask for Mr. Rnnfh
Evening star., 1941-05-03
HELP MEN.
fTnnffnttol

CEMENT FINISHERS, 10. at once: S12 per
day Merando Construction Co., Walter
Peed al
Evening star., 1941-05-03

BEDS, double, S5 each: walnut dining tsbls.
Queen Anne, S5: solid nah. chairs 81 ca;
serving table 81 owner must sell by Sun.
day. The Lincoln Studio. EN-. 4677. 221g
Evening star., 1941-05-03

22-30. cashier. stenographer. auto. finance
ONCE, Must make neat appearance and
come well recommended. Previous expert
ence in auto. finance, loans or auto
leadership would prove helpful, but Is not
permanent. Working conditions are pleas
ant. Apply State Finance Co., 10th and
H Sts NV.
Evening star., 1941-05-03

counted the same as other days.
Charles E., Westermsn, IS, 1I16 ST.
ne, and Katharine M. Baumgardner,
%; the Rev. Herbert Scott Smith.
snd Nancy sitteie & fazoS ss Cttx rsifoTnfs Msf
st. NV; the Rev. Paul Sperry
Robert E. Kendrick jr., 25, 1918 Massa-
chusettS ave. Sc, and Ellen e Graham,
Bennett.
JACOB l. BuEeh, "A, 5?94 9Th st. NV, and
Rev. Norman Gerstenfeld.
nd Anna n NJ Rnsus ss Fort MssF
NV; the Rev. Niles T. WEIGH
nv; nv; and Rsta l. Payne, 90. Sacramento,
,,',a cam the Rev. Reno S. Harp jr.
ST NV; the Rev. E. c. smith. ''~0
Roger TariS W. Montague. IS. Arlington. Va, and
sVe " fRefy tbe Rev 2I Nss a42q WcS
Leon Rubin. 30, 1884 st. nv, and
Narnap NiIIaa DEsxIsf ss Chicago the Rev
Louise b.I Smith; q. se@ 10th st. ne; the
NV, and Ola c. Asbury. %, 425 o st.
H.ys.rt sie.; the Rev. Rev Edward Gabler,
soInS nv; 2 ths Rev. Lawrence j; wempe. 81.
70on Gorefta e Glark; aaIsv 81 Fort Belvoir Va and
Robert S0isy Mattiaslyi n yiS H St NV Judge
Edward F. Connery 81, e5s 18th st Sc,
and an All Alice c. coyle, 27' 1907 18th St. st.
AdoIph 4. Rindone' IS, 176S 7dS'fsss New Hamp-
shire ave; NV, and Irene ceiano' IS,
wasn fss BAKE. Rev 81 John 4ao s.RpsS7
vsL Louis; the Rsy. j. i. Hollister'' 81 S''
Hera ne and M IsI5sS' snsS' TO- 2s0a Myrtle aye
Ro5sid siacs M st Adams ANS The seg seS sttth
both, of 23O5 18th st. NV; the Rev
'oss soEs hlsss,as s. e. and Maxine Winters.
oGh 5adse ef Rooest ses EeS HamIshe ave
q sOth # sSi5 HiiiyeF 81; Judge Ros
s. Sods sksarnsR - = SCI St tn m St. :s ssd
+: s. Estty .Rs;q az Bate. 5a St st nv. p;
Ssaa MSsdIsoa st NV h'es0n the ReS, james me 2fs
RAYMOND c. shelkofsky, 80, 411O Gsrri-
son st: NV, and Pauline A. De Ment' 90,
siI0 81. NV; the Rev, Niles T. Welch.
syRis Mosf n Monroe aa jog % eth St and
u the Rev. Julius c Richardson. " NV
snd Margaret I: Sink. 2s Lexington,
N, e; the Rev. John W. Rustin.
haseid j. Carter, "A, and Berit Henriksen.
30: both Of 1898 Kennedy st. NV: the
Herman Jukofsky. 81, 134e KENYON st
NV: and Doris Kessler. 81. Brooklyn.
n y; Judge Robert E. Mattinsiy.
ehsee Hee. hlnes' 5r;; 25: 15I4 9th st. NV, and
~; nv; the Rev. c. T. Murray. '''
"iirsm 9na Upton q 469 Luray st. NV,
n1 nw MARION d Fisher; -. 40 Irving st.
Evening star., 1941-05-03

BATHTUBS, used. IS, suitable for scaldina
HECHINGER CO. 10Th and SITS. ne.
Evening star., 1941-05-03

MEN TO travel selling tires Experience in
the tire line not necessary. This is a
proposition above the average. where earn
ings are limited only by the ability Of the
men who work. Car necessary. Salary
and commissions discussed a. interview.
See MR. R. J. HIGH. Raleigh Hotel, Satur-
day or Sunday 10 20
Evening star., 1941-05-03
TIRE Statesmen,

MONTGOMERY WARD offers excellent
future and income 10 aggressive COM
mercial men. Apply 900 King St, Alex
Evening star., 1941-05-03
At Rockville,

Harry Douglas Cottage, 30. and Esther
:, Louise schoheld 1s both OF Washing ton.
James n, Frlsoy, 6l, and Bertie E wilkins,
%, both of Washngton
'0RR E1eRo Ro0eTt steele ssfeIe 20 Washington and
Harry Loof1nk, 20, and Beatrice B. Bowers
20: both of Washington.
Bernard c. Lindsay, 81, and Alice M.
James, .26: both of Washington
Russell William Gerby, %, and Mary
Margaret Widman, %, both of Wash
ington
James Harvey Young, "a. and Martha
Hannah Winder, %, both of Washington.
George Eugene Falck, "a, and Frances Jane
~ Newman, %, both of Washington.
herbert C.. Hopkins, jr.. 25, Chevy Chase,
Md. and Jane E. Becker. 80, Washing
wiber P Mannan, 40. ouantico, Va,
and Katoe Elizabeth Ross, 26, Beach,
Va
Melvin F. Zepp, %, and Mary E. Metcalfe,
20, both of Westminster, Nd
Robert Gene Porter 80, Mount Carmel,
Ill. and Mary W. Stevenson, 90, Pitts
burgh
Albert " Roth. 80 and Francesca E.
Dohrow, "a. both of Takoma Park, Nd.
Evening star., 1941-05-03
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. latr, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. t0ait three full days and
receiue their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other daus.
Evening star., 1941-05-03
HELP MEN g WOMEN.

COUPLE colored, $50. live in: woman,
cooking. gh.w; laundry: man, excel chauf-
feur butler houseman; refs. 1927 18th
St NV. Randolph sS06
COUPLE. must have boarding house ex-
perience. fine cook. cleaper: GOOD waiter,
handy man: industrious, honest, sober; ref
Box 1N9-Y. Star.
Evening star., 1941-05-03
MOTOR TRAVEL.
BEAUTY PARLORS.

RELAX AND REDUCE wonderfully easy
method for measurement reduction. Ell
FRINK HAIRDRESSERS. 1106 Vt. ave, \ W.
ME-. S472. g.
Evening star., 1941-05-03
WANTED

One USed-Car Salesman
For the hottest spot in town
one man sold $4,000 worth last
month. All you have to be is a
hot closer. We only work men.
We only want the best. Do not
apply unless you are already en-
ployed and are looking for a
better spot. We will sell 200 used
cars this month. We have men
who sell a car a day. See Mr..
Duke. uSed-car manager.
LOGAN MOTOR CO.,
18th and NJ SITS: NV
Evening star., 1941-05-03
IJSED-CAR LOT
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.


aGGoRDoN ns5s 6e5gtfq Viii 29sa'
Apt. 4. 1910 Park I'd. NV. 90
ADDING MACHINE, S16; Royal, S19; Un.
derwoods, ST.; portable. SIS. 433 11th
st. NV.
solid silver. Ideal for wedding presents.
also bric-a- -brac. furniture. etc. Murray
Galleries, 1924 goth St NV. DU. 1911.
BAKE OVEN Vulcan. 4-shelf; reasonable.
594S Georgia ave. NV.
BATHTUB, plumbing fixtures, INV. heat
pipe, sash and doors. North Capitol, ST.
and Riggs rd. a.
BATHTUBS. used. IS, suitable for scaldna
hogs. watering stock. other farm uses
HECHNGER CO. 18th and H SITS. ne.
BEDS, double, S5 each: walnut dining table.
serving table. S4 owner must sell by Sun:
day The Lincoln Studio EN-. 4677. 221g
Wis. till 10 pm.
BED-DAVENPORT, large size. excellent
condition: cost $3.50. will sacrifice. reason
BEDROOM SUITE, 3-piece soEd rock
months old l4ls Somerset pl. NV" Apt.
BICYCLE Eigin. 5000; piano, player.
Bic o4 All eODst0n D6y Ins 1sss g s
side terrace NV. 5"
BRICK, LUMBER-wrecking 4 blocks, ".
H. Q, ,1st sts. sw, zoo bidgs.; million 4.
foSnS @ nsees gmesr Ss SO W. pGn @ hsrf s f. nrSE so
trim ggmb1s soil RgEs gRs rsShs ssh ysFs5S
brickbats. Bring truck Hundreds Of bars
to g. Arrow, 5s NJ St sv FR esos'
CONTINUED on Next Pags.)
Evening star., 1941-05-03
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOKING, ghw.; quiet VIII. woman live
in; $40: refs: gentiles only. Please write
full details. P. o. Box 1908, Wash. A
GIRL, colored, wants maids work, no
cooking. 1917 Corcoran st. NV.
GIRLS (2), colored. wish morning or eve
ming work. no Sundays or heavy laundry.
NO. 0917.
GIRL. colored, reliable willing worker.
wishes part-ttme morning or evening work.
reference. Call after 8 O'Clock, MI 1881.
Evening star., 1941-05-03
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

POSITION where good judg-
ment. initiative. trustworthiness are essen
tial qualities sought by woman with excel
lent educational background; experience
and personality references. Box 1S2-Y.
Star.
LADY desires place as apartment house
manager with salary experience: can give
reference Box 1894, Star.
NURSE COMPANION, cultured cheerful,
eficiert, middle aged woman: excellent ref
erence: free to travel. WO. 0672. a.
NURSE, practical. experienced, wants day
or night work: SIS week. Emerson 0sS9.
So
OFFICE NURSE and physicians assistant,
IL years experience physical therapy; ref
erence. Phone Dupont 6972. 8"
PRACTICAL NURSE-Care. elderly people;
live in: SIS week Phone RE. 1860. -
P. B. X OPERATOR AND TYPIST, exp,
knowledge of calculator and bookkeeping.
STENoGRAPHER, all type of secretarisl
work done At home Will call for orders
and deliver. Warfeld 6412.
WOMAN. young. experienced in editorial,
secretarial research and statistical work,
desires responsible position with established
concern in which advancement is assured:
excellent references. Jackson 1459-J 5s
WOMAN executive. is available for posi-
tion Of responsibility, supervising private
home, club or school. directing servants,
buying. marketing; experienced operating
successful apartment house with dining
room: COLLEGE trained. Box 145-A. Star. 4.
WOMAN. young. college graduate. wants
eve; work: competent P B. x. operator,
cashier, hostess. Box 157-A. Star. 4.
Evening star., 1941-05-03

MAN wants position as chauffeur in pri-
xate family; can give best of references
Box 1SS-A Star a.
Evening star., 1941-05-03

CLERK -TYPIST- CORRESPONDENT cash
Ter, switchboard, general ofice. age 30,
intellisent. total abstainer alcohol, tobacco
desires permanent position reliable organ
lzatlon: excellent references. Republic
1925, Ant S07 As
Evening star., 1941-05-03
CAMERA SERVICE 1 REPA

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER & d'ALBERT, INC.
Slb 10Th St NV Phone National <712.
Evening star., 1941-05-03
HELP MEN.

USED-CAR Statesmen.
We need D experienced used-car sales
men for our used-car lot at 625 II st.
ne. This is one OF the most productive
lots in the city and we will only consider
ahove-the-average statesmen for this OPEN
ing. See Mr.. Clough Sat evening be-
tween and pm. $40 ST ne
Evening star., 1941-05-03

SUBDIVISION in Va. developed ready for
building, within 10 miles D. C. Box 177.A.
Star
Evening star., 1941-05-03

MAN, young. 10 years. general ONCE ex-
per1ence, bookkp., stenog., jr. accounting,
Z years hotel Boy 1Ho-Y- Star
Evening star., 1941-05-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MOVIE THEATER, Rock Point. Nd, 5a
miles from D. C. operating nights.
Can be seen any Tues, Wed, Sat. Sun.
night Opportunity 70 make some extra
money in spare time. Best season iuss
starting. Must sell. $1,000 takes over.
J. Mailman. Rock Point, Md
Evening star., 1941-05-03
COLLECTION MANAGER.
ARROW CAB co.

Experienced in handling collectors and
for inStallment credit house
iive reference and salary expected. Box
Evening star., 1941-05-03
SAlESMEk.

18Th and NJ SIS. n W.
this IS A S100 PER WEEK
Evening star., 1941-05-03
REPAIRS g. SERVICE.

AUTO, GAS WATER HEATERS, Wash. Gas
Co approved Special price. complete.
$3.50. r T Wenrle WI. 6272. A.
Evening star., 1941-05-03
SITUATIONS MEN.
If YOU OUfTIFI

Kept part time. audits, statements tax
service. local refs: S12 so mo. RA. 2544
experienced, wants position;
can. give very best references. Box 1914,
Evening star., 1941-05-03

CALCULATING MACHINE OPERATOR,
EXPERT, SALARY $40 PER MONTH.
Large corporation offers position with
opportunity for advancement to ambitious
young man of good personality. Advise
fully Of qualifications experience. educa-
ton, age. married or single. Box 1867,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-06-19
Thor Lodge Viii
Celebrate Founding.

Thor Lodge No. Is, Scandinavian
Fraternity of America, held its cleo
ton of officers on Monday evening
and the following were chosen:
Treasurer-John Olson; Secretary
Lynn Paulson; Financial Secretary
Mrs A. Stenlund; Chaplain-Mrs.
Nick Thaisen; President = Hjalmer
Thoren; Vice President-Mrs Hilma
Olson; Inside Guard-Gust Nyman;
Outside Guard = Victor Gustafson;
Trustee-Steve Thompson; Auditors
Mrs. Anna Strom and Mrs. Berniece
Paulson; Marshall-Emor Ellefsen.
The date for the installation of Of
ficers has been set for June 80. when
also the 51st anniversary of the order
the oldest lodge in Ely, will be cele-
brated.
The lodge was instituted here on
June 20, 1890. Charter members are
given as follows on the reorganization
of the order which took place a few
years after the lodge was instituted
These are:
Arvid Anderson, Victor GuStafson
John L. Anderson, Charles Anderson
Gust Nyman, Andrew Sund, Erick
Jackson, Charles Almen, Olof Berg
lund, c. M. Hanson, Emil Friedsburg
Louis Sandstrom and Hjalmer Thoren
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-06-19
Big Three Cost 1888
Driuers Their Licenses

under the icense-suspension provision
of law ranging from 30 days to one
year, included: A who refused to take
driving tests; &c who refused to give
doctors statements on eye tests; 80
for running thru stop signs; "a for
failure to stop and disclose identy; z
for operating a vehicle with defective
brakes or other equipment; 80 for in
competeny, and 81 for driving without
valid drivers license.
Sixty-three of the revocations and
275 of the suspensions were incurred
by youthful motorists under 81 years
of age, while another 50 revocations
and 224 suspensions resulted from vio-
lations by drivers in the age-group OF
81 to "a years. Only IA revocations
and 90 suspensions were imposed, dur
ing the entire f1ve-month period, upon
persons over GA years old.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-06-19
Drunken, Speeding, Reckless
Driving Responsible for
Forfeitures.

The big Three" of Minnesota tra1-
fie law yiolationS-and the big three
among traffic accident causes as we'll
cost 1.443 motorists the forfeiture OF
their drivers licenses during the first
five months of this year.
The three offenses which took such
a heavy toll of motoring privileges
were mixing drinking with driving,
speeding, and reckless driving.
In all, $50 drivers licenses were re-
voked outright and 1900 were sus-
pended for a total of 1880, since Jan
/, a five-month report of the Drivers
License Bureau of the State Highway
Department to Commissioner M. j.
HOFFMAN, disclosed today.
other life-endangering traffic law
violations which caused the drivers
involved to lose their licenses by re-
vocation included: operating a car
without the owners permission, 48;
criminal negligence, z; failure to stop
and disclose identity after an ACCIDENT
8. and commission of a felony, 70.
Drivers who were barred from the
wheel for varying periods OF time
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-06-19
RECEIVES HIS
D. N. DEGREE
Well Known, Popular Ely
Young Man is Graduated
Saturday.

Edward Harri, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Harri, graduated from the
University of Minnesota Saturday as
full fledged physician.
Edward graduated from the Ely
high school in 1882 apd following a
two year pre-medical course in the
Junior College he enteerd the Uni
versity Of Minnesota in 1886 in the
medical school.
He was a popular student and is a
member of the Phi Chi. professional
fraternity and in his senior year was
president of the University campus
chapter. He received his B. s. de-
gree in 1899; his B. M degree in 1910
and his D. M. degree in 1941.
DR.. Harri served his internship at
st. Mary's hospital in Duluth where
he was a popular member. The many
friends of the young physician in this
city join in wishing him success
wherever he desires to locate in his
profession.
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City Meat & Grocery

"The Biggest Little Store in Town
The phone numbers of the City
Meat & Grocery are So and 81. John
Buccowich has been In this business
here 10 years and features Table Talk
Canned Goods.
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Anderson & Dahl
CONTRACTORS

Gust r. Anderson has peen in the
building business since May, 1922.
Anderson & Dahl will take building
and contracting job anywhere in the
Ely territory and their phone number
is 4O4-R.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-06-19
Miller Market
GrOceries-Ments

John Anderson has been in this line
Of business Is years. The phone num-
bers of the Miller Market are 81 and
81. They feature Table Talk, Monarch
and II. j. Heinz Canned Goods.
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Matt Indy
Standard Oil Agent

Matt Indy has been in this business
here Is years. His phone number is
354-R. Matt Indy distributes STAN
dard Products throughout this entire
territory.
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Dee's Bar & Lounqe

John Debeltz has been in this bust
ness here since July, 1889. Dee's Bar
& Lounge is open from A. M. to
midnight. The Cocktail Lounge here
will seat 100