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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-04-24
X X X X X X x X 4
= MEET THE STARS.
X X X X X X BY ETHEL VINE X *

When Judy Garland ap-
pears in 'HZiegfeld Girl" she
will be making her debut as a
prima donna. For while she
has had singing roles in pic
lures before, including Babes
in Arms" Strike Up the
Band" and ''The Wizard of
o." in ''Ziegfeld Girl" she
will have her first really
grown-up part in a musical
whose cast is headed by James
Stewart, Hedy Lamar, Lana
Turner, Tony Martin and her
self.
One of her songs, Minnie
From Trinidad" will be rem
dered in the Ethel Norman
manner. She resembles the
singer, in style and personal
ity, according to Roger Edens,
who wrote the song and has
coached both stars. She will
also sing a medley of tunes
with Tony Martin, and a num-
Der called, Laugh, ] Thought
I'd Split My Side" with
Charles Winninger.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-04-24
DULUTH STILL
IN CONFERENCE

1t is assumed that Duluth Junior
College will have football next fall,
according to word sent by F. R. Doc
Savage, Hibbing, president of the
Northern Junior College conference, to
Edward T. Buckley, athletics director
Of the Ely schools.
The Duluth school board has not
taken definite action on the problem,
but unless it terminates the sport at
the Duluth college the NJCC viii con-
slider Duluth in the conference, Savage
said.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-04-24

Judy whose popularity ranks with Mickey Rooney
mas grown up in pictures As little girl she appeared pro-
1esslonay IN trio consisting of herself and two sisters
When the family Journeyed from the midwest to California
Judy then twelve old made the rounds of studios
bhey announcing that she actress Apparently
vncng, she was offered job and her first picture was
short subject called Every Sunday Her talent recog
n1ed from the start and feature pictures followed quick
succession including Broadway Melody of 1893 Thorough
breds Don't Cry. and Love Finds Andy Hardy"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-04-24
Modern Service Wins
City Bowling Honors

and at the time were only II pins be-
hind Modern Service
The final game went to Modern Ser
vice by wide margin, 951 to 800,
while they took the first, 921 to 856,
and dropped the second, s89 to s36.
Members of the championship team
viii receive belts and buckles on which
is engraved the words, City Cham
pions."
All four teams named above are
entered in the American Bowling As
ISOLATION tournament at st. Paul. and
viii appear May As.
Scores on the championship round
follow:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-04-24
Class / Melting Pot

The Baptist Institute for Christian
Workers, In Philadelphia, may well
represent the melting pot of this
country. Among the children who
received diplomas were a Chinese
girl, a Negro girl, and an American
girl, all reared by missionary par
e0tS in India
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-04-24
TOMORROW NIGHT.
Secondary Schools.
Slightly Particular

A truant officer in Kinston, N. c.,
offered youngster a lift to his
school. "Not in that thing" replied
the girl. She walked.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-04-24
LEAGUE TITLE
TO EBc team
Ely Bowling Center Walks Off
With Crown In Women's
Competition.
FINAL STANDINGS.

The Ely Bowling Center team won
the women's bowling league champion
ship in walk, dropping only two
games in As starts. The teams VIII
not conduct playoffs.
Members Of the champioship team
are Mrs. John Prola, Mrs John Pecha.
Mrs Joe Novak, Miss Ann Grahek, and
Miss Marie Ku1na.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-04-24
700 Students to Perform
in Phyed Demonstration
Annual Event Scheduled fol
Memorial Gym Thursday,
Friday Nights.

Nearly 700 grade, high school, and
junior college students will perform to-
night and tomorrow night in the an
nual demonstration of the physical ed
ucation department. The performances
viii be in Memorial gymnasium, ano
viii start at 7:30 o'clock
The public is invited to attend.
On the program are acrobatics, re-
lays, voIleyban, square dancing, folk
dancing, marches. tumbling, and drills.
The program follows:
TONIGHT.
Washington, Lincoln, Pioneer.
Brownies, grade /; La Cucaracha,
grade 2; ulinuet, grade 8; flag drill,
grade 4; relays, grade 5 girls; rope
jumping grade 6 girls; relays, grade
5 boys; pyramids, grade boys
TOMORROW NIGHT.
Secondary Schools.
Apparatus work, high school boys;
wand drill, grade boys; apparatus
work, high school girls; Indian club
drill, grade 8 boys; Virginia reel, high
school boys and girls; Volleyban, junior
college boys; square dance. college
boys and girls; tumbling, high school
boys; marching, Memorial high pep
club.
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2653-S56 eSs BOB
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(First Game.)
MODERN SERVICE.
2772-93e
vERTINS CAFE.

2660-S78 8e8 884
$50
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Second Game.)
MODERN SERVICE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31

end by taking away god"
But the end he had be HIMSELF and
false distorted thing which would suit dear Mr. Fortune So
finally Mr. Fortune himself went awayor love of the lad
he nearly destroyed before did glimpse
of what allied him. benefciay knocked for loop
"TVE had poor meager of life until here and
found Luei" he to himself.
he refreshneat TO only pleasant He
perfect because he So what did dor Il started
do this do the other.
checked him, fdgeted him 4 could day ith
trying alter HIM HOW DREADFUL 1T is THAT
We CAN NEVER LOVE ANYTHING WITHOUT MESSING 1T
ABOUT"
nagging and fdgetng those claim love. all this
messing about from love but from mans wo
We willing the Other Fellow be himself
his good and time but always itching make
him over after pattern.
WHICH frank might clear up many problem
W your hfeor mine had the courage them For
it's amazing cussedness all commit the OF
oAeWee drawn each other the first place because each
one Of us is exciting mystery
Like Lue slipping of the jungle dmness wreathed
fragrance alien individuality.
And suddenly life is filed with music and meaning we
inspire refresh each other
because and different And every
What perfect love match Oh, for how long, How long
before we're trying make rubberstamps of each other
OR PERHAPS we're parents dealing chrd-that
stany unfolding ovees of all mysteries We adore that
youngser gifts upon him. build his future
suppose prefers HIS hopes ours? Suppose tastes
his aent What then?
Ask Junior he knows.
Mr. Fortune destroyed young Lucrs pagan god and ped out
ou his laughter In rarely Wondering
and laughter hare Wiped because couldn't
sing the tnne' Darn aud meddiia9'
Features syndicate Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
By DR.. Logan Clendening

past has shown the value of
these precautions.
The defeat of the Germans in
1918 is said 10 have been partly
due to malnutrition. The rout
of the Italians at Capanetto in
October, 1917, followed the
drastic reduction in , the army
ration which had been put in
effect in February.
LENTEN REDUCING DIET
Breakfast: ! portion apple
sauce; l egg; slice bread. u
inch thick; / pat butter; l tea
spoon sugar; ! glass milk; cof-
fee.
Lunch: / cup vegetable soup;
! small baked potato; salad
- 5 leaves lettuce, / slice
pineapple. l inch thick, / inch
cube cheese; ! slice bread, II
inch thick; 4 pat butter; l
glass milk.
Dinner. glass grapefruit
juice; ] portion roast beef
Clean); ] portion carrots: !
portion kale; y slice bread. u
inch thick: p pat butter: l por-
ton melon balls. tea with
lemon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31

kitchen, his little apologize
smile turning up the corners
of his flaccid mouth.
well. here 1 am" he said
bashfully. She saw no need
to reply to that either. He
went to the sink to wash his
hands. mike go to work."
Mike had not missed a day
in the u months he had been
their roomer. 1t was a fool
ish question. But she knew
she had to acknowledge her
husbands presence sometime.
Eyes" she said.
That's fine" he said I'm
certainly. That's just fine"
He surveyed the unattractive
table. This looks just fine,
too" he said hollowly.
She stood by the window.
81 got something to say to
you"
The pulse in his temple
began to throb. His head
slumped into his shoulders.
Are YOU gonna dog me
about my pay cut? You amt
let up all year. Mikes 81
makes up the difference.
We're no better off and no
worse"
at amt about your pay
cut" she said contemptuously.
ITS about that coat you
promised me"
He looked like a trapped
rabbit. and his rheumy eyes
secured the room for escape.
II amt forgot my promise"
he said desperately. 'T'll see
By Jimmy Hatlo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31

that meeting. said in print
there were millions of people in
the country who were suffering
from vitamin deficiency
Both statements strike me as
exaggerated. But there I'M
doubtedly are many such cases
and the new reinforced bread
is certainly adequate to supply
their needs.
Bread particularly is likely 10
be on the diet list Of a certain
kind of vitamin deficiency
patient. This is the lonely per-
son who matches" it and pre-
pares his own meals.
The consequence is he is
likely 10 eat processed food
crackers and oleomargarine and
coffee and bread.
During the days before much
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31

Gods sake wait. You don't
have to believe me. Believe
your own eyes"
She raced up the stairs into
Mikes room and tore open
the top bureau drawer. The
front door slammed.
She ran to the window.
ierked it up, and shouted her
husbands name. He did not
turn around. His rapid stride
increased. She ran back 10
the open drawer, and after a
moments frantic search,
snatched out a banded packet.
The sound of her sobbing
filled the small house as she
stumbled down the stairs. She
reached the front door. flung
it open, and u ms I e Oily
crossed the porch.
Her straining eyes searched
the empty street. She uttered
a deSolate cry. Inc outgoing
train blew a hooking good-by.
The packet of penciled
scraps. bearing her scrawled
acknow Q d G m Q n { of the
weekly receipt of Sc, luttered
away from her hand. The
high wind carried them sky
ward.
THE END.
Tomorrow short story:
THE Christopher Car" by
Marguerite Aspinwall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31

finace. Its because he's got
get up and go, and you amt"
The incoming local blew a
derisiVe blast. The man
ierked his head toward the
sound.
Get up and CO." he said
softly. "Get up and CO."
He laughed in crazy,
eXultant way.
"YOu think 1 amt sick OF
our marriage? You think 1
don't want to work for my
self and have a fling with my
land lords wife? Mikes
plenty smart. And I amt too
dumb not to take his tip"
She ran after him and past
him and began to climb the
stairs.
wait" she painted. "For
The turned and STROBE out
of the kitchen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31

through dry lips.
Come see for yourself, she
said coldly.
He numbered to the win
dow. They stood together
and gaped. Neither had ever
believed it possible that she
could possess fine fur
trimmed coat.
How much II cost >" he
asked bleakly.
"Sixty dollars" she an
swered proudly.
PULSE A HAMMER
The pulse in his temple beat
like a hammer. Little beads
of sweat formed on his fore
head. He could not control
the quivering of his mouth.
After awhile his words came
slowly and even softly.
81 bet Mike give you the
money"
She looked at him with sur
prise and alarm, She had
planned TO tell him gradually,
and now he had told her first.
That's what I was going to
tell yOu," she said, and knew
that it sounded weak.
He turned away abruptly
and walked back to the table.
For a moment he stared down
unseeingly, then hurled the
plates to the floor.
II Know how you and him
eats" he said thickly. Il
been seeing them fancy things
In the Ice box"
She was terrified, She
crossed to him swiftly. FOR
the first time in years she
chung to him.
you got 1t all wrong" she
said hoarsely. Him and ME
never ct together. Them
things you seen in the ice
IVA IL was htiC diOiit CANln
EN-. Mikes just my roOmer.
He amt nothing to me. We
amt said two words to each
other"
He shook her off as if she
were a worrisome puppy. and
he an old and tired dog.
He give you the money"
he said inexorably. 1--WE
known about you and him all
along. You turned me out of
my bedroom. You gieAe II to
him. That back room amt
got no closet. The mattress
amt At. You give him the
best of everything"
Don't be a fool" she cried
despairingly. "Was IL my
fault you got a cut? One of
us had TO do something about
II. You was too scared to
speak to your boss. / rented
our bedroom to Mike. So
what? 1t was good money"
GOOD MONEY
GOOD money" he said bit
terly -Four dollars. a guy
that can buy and sell us. You
said he couldn't pay more
than 81. You didn't fool me.
You was getting plenty on the
side"
Two dollars" she sobbed,
''but not like you think.
Mike don't know I'm alive"
She was telling the truth,
and he did not believe her.
He snorted deriSively.
why you think I call when
I come in? / don't want to
catch him and you together.
You been treating me like I
was dirt ever since he Rrst
set foot In this house. It's
because he amt dirt, and 1
amt him"
She said with tired de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31

CHE followed her roomer to
y the front porch and stood
dispiritedly in the doorway
Of the small two-story house,
which stood shabby block
away from the railroad tracks.
Her roomer got into his
little car, and she waved a
listleSs good-by. The wind
whipped her skirts and sent a
cold shiver down her spine.
The air smelled Of snow.
II was time TO get out her
Winter coat. The woman'S
sullen expression changed 10
one of half-frightened antici-
patton.
She re-entered the house
and went upstairs 10 the
cherries back bedroom which
she shared unwillingly with
her husband. In nervous
haste she began TO unpack the
worn cedar chest at the foot
of the bed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31

Surgeon General Thomas Par
ran and nutritional experts.
such as DIR. Tom Spies of
Birmingham. Ala. and DR..
Russell Wilder of Rochester,
MINI.
l personally cannot subscribe
TO the statements some of these
made. Doctor Parran. for in
stance. indicated that 40 per
cent of the people of the United
States are not getting an
adequate diet. and DR.. Paul de
Kruif. who also was present at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
Daily Short Story
THE ROOMER'

had had these secret special
meals.
Her husbands key turned
in the front door. His
anxious voice called back to
the kitchen.
Hon, I'm home"
He had said the same thing
every day for a year. and for
a year she had never bothered
10 answer. He came heavily
down the hall and into the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31

iiit y liNbAg III
low in the
wake of war
a n d it Is
probable we
W on t, but
we get a hint
of such posi-
bilities in the
r e i n forced
brea d that
is in the pro-
cess of being
marketed.
This id Q a
was pronul-
gated at a
meeting last
F a ! ], a I :
I g n d Q d by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
By DOROTHY WEST

you get your coat. In two or
three months"
81 amt gonna freeze no two
or three months" She drew a
long breath. II got the coat
already"
For the first time he faced
her, staring at her with an
expression of tortured in
comprehension.
"Quit kiddln," he said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31

That unforgettabie tale OF the COM
Plaeent parsen- who. landed on-a pagan
isle-and how Nature made a monkey Of
him.
1t was, fumed MIR. Fortune. most re-
grettable that pagans should be so COM
pletely gay, contented and friendly without
any of the grimmer civilized virtues. OBJ
viousy, it was up to him to make them
see the evil of their ways. beginning with
Lueli, the beautiful bronze boy who be-
came his adoring shadow from the day of
his arrival.
So for many energetic months, Mr.
Fortune labored over Lueli, taking great
pride in his converts" improvement, until
one dreadful day. discovering bueli's hidden
wooden idol, he realized that Lueli had not
changed at all. He was still the happy
heather he had always been. 1t was true,
Mr.. Fortune could make him desperately
miserable by his pleas . 4. could, in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31

resting tite How Often Should Woman Have Baby?"
Kenyon think baby every years about
right good health The first and second babies
should twenties the third and fourth be-
so and 36.
Reminds just had letter happy young couple
25 years years
Gaylord Hauser. The debonair detian No for
Carlo designed become
tiul stay young
rnaden the originator of
the cucumber cocktail" Also the carrot cocktail And has
better the dark How about putting all the radio cops
dtet7
DOROTHY WALWORTTI, going in for statistics
Ninety out of hundred have at time
other loved a who stopped loving them"
No wonder torch popular
Note prize for her apple and bacon mullins"
made old Pennsylvania
cooking England cooking why
is nobody Pennsylvania cooking
That Pennsylvania Dutch food really something
Using the word love in Aim title disastrous
receipts" says contemporary,
l don't believe it. My right
Love" starring Gilbert and Carlo And
Tonight" with Maurice Chevaier Macdonald?
In Farewell Fifth Vanderbilt Jr.
speedy automobile Italy during
II Duce child. Related
heard shrIek-saw shapeless lying
excellency back,
friend (Nussoln)
turning and We ahead"
GsXANEs of already exaggerated
W Importance" writes things
and their praise making
handle. My
washing which my pleasure
love"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31

We have not begun in North
America to experience any of
the discomfort of the food
shortages which inevitably fol.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31

Doctor CleBdeniHg ioiH at
sUer questions Of general
interest only, and then only
through his column.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
AT THE BOTTOM

At the bottom of the chest
was the Winter coat which
she had bought at an August
sale and hidden all these
months. Tenderly she held
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
On the Side
By E. V. During

Come. m the cup, and IN the FIRE Of Spring
Your Wfntergarment Of repentance fling
The ira Of time has but a little cay
To futtcr-and the bird on the wing.
Omar Khayyam
Anothe my favorcs Omars references 10 spring
the ouatran starting Spring should vanish with
the should close And who
was wrote Spring time the only pretty ring time when
birds do sing. Hey ding ding, Sounds as had been
written in Alley but is from As You Like It by W.
ShakeSpcare.-EVD)
ITAE several expressed belief feminine friends were
IL becoming weary of How
a 90, man and How 10 hold Are
good that interesting ask you out for the
How IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
Elsie Robinson
Stop Trying to Make Them OUer

TRY this your personal Lie Detector and how
dents puts your cherished conceits It's from Sylvia
Townsend Warmers little classic, MR.. FORTUNES MAGGof-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31


keep a husband happy articles.
That there may he something in the
aforementioned supposition is indicated by
a communication received from a young
matron Of Manhattan:
Every time 1 see one Of those How
to keep husband happy articles feel
screaming You're telling me-
know how to keep my husband happy. What
/ would like to know Is how to keep him
guessing. He Is too sure of me-"
CHRISTOPHER MORLEY Almost emil
~ nent author. Perpetrator of the best
seller Kitty Foyle.' Mr. Morley once said:
There is only one success-to be able
to spend your life in your own way"
How are you doing in this latter re-
spect, sir?
Dr. Josephine Kenyon. Responsible for
a current magazine article having the ar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31

il up and caressed its fur col
lar with her cheek.
She was trembling as she
slipped It on and surveyed
herself in the mirror.
The woman who smiled
back was pretty in a soft and
tired way.
She was probably 30, and
when she was 20. her hair had
undoubtedly been shining
black, her well-shaped mouth
without petulance. and her
big brown eyes without the
deep shadows of discomfort.
She took off the coat. got a
hanger from the closet, and
went downstairs to the small
INTENDED back yard
WOULD TELL TRUTH
She hung the coat on the
clothesline, and stood back
and looked lovingly at it.
Then her eyes filled with I'M
easiness. What would she tell
her husband? How would
she explain her possession of
a $50 coat?
She shrugged. and set her
lips grimly. She would tell
him the truth.
At noon she prepared her
husbands tasteless lunch Of
warmed up leftovers. There
was a lamb chop far back III
the ice box and a covered dish
of Strawberries. She would
eat her own lunch later.
For weeks now, ever since
her coat was purchased. she
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
Better Health

was known about vitamins. the
food industry was very proud
Of the Improvements they made
in processing such foods.
1t must be admitted that
modern fine. white, millerS
-four is very delicious.
REMOVES MINERALS
The only thing is that we
have found that this processing
removes many of the valuable
minerals and vitamins. Now the
surgeon generals office, with
the cooperation of the millers,
has proposed TO add thiamine
chloride OBJ, which is found in
the roughage elements of the
food and so often missing from
processed foods. They also add
iron and NICOTINE acid. which
latter is the element which
prevents pellagra-
Other examples of this ten
dency is the present custom Of
adding Vitamin d to milk and
Vitamin A 10 oleomargarine.
Thus people on limited budget
can get foods that are as rich
in vitamins as the more highly
priced foods.
Experience in the immediate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31

TERE pleasant little that will
day 1t numerical puzzle designed to spell out
Count the letters first the number
II the
number Start the upper left
rectange and check
numbers left to right Then read the the letters un~
the checked figures give 3-3l
~ pisreutes Kius yssura -
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500 REWARD

/ OsT-Reddish leather upper coin
l purse. social security card. NAH
h2Qh Q-h % m
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AND MANY. MANY asoas
hUELlEe.bitesINS
10 sfusasss 10 - as'Sns
puifs psssftsasafs 80 - rsssss
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BETTER DEALS
GREATER VALUES
LOWER PRICES

SOLID walnut Dinstts So CONSISTING
e Table Buffet Chalrs sith red
leather seAts 90 so. h-pe Walnut
Bedroom SET consistink q VANITY
Bench. Chest ~ Drawefs Double
Bed Inner Spfing Mattress Bon
Spring see 50. e-pc solid walnut
Dinins Room set s7a solid OAK
Carved China Cabinet. 90 50. Table
Radios, - % IS white Enamel Hot
Point Electric Range. 49, so Thor
Electric Washing Machine Gao.
sxi2 New sample Rugs. 80 50 20
49, so
Greenfield s Auction Mart
Regular sales Every d.
IL BroadWaY nAln eTii
one Block North az winthrop Hotel
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Day and Contract Work
Situations Wanted, Male

FIRST class delivery work and chauf-
fering. exchange for commodity by
responsible young man. EXper-
Fenced Garland SAGA
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Situations Wanted, Female

sTTNOGRAPHER 81, filing book
keeping. secretarial experience, de-
sires position. Garland 1856. Betty
Plattner.
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II you're not using it, sell 1t with
a Fast-Action Times Want Ad.