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tolerance.
Included in its ten scenes are
such memorable settings from the
novel as the Thomas home in a
Chicago tenement, the furnace
room of the Dalton home and the
death house in the penitentiary.
Richard Wright, author of the
original novel and co-author of
the play, recently received the
Spinarm Award for 1910. In addi-
tion to Native Son." he has writ
ten a number of short stories,
many of which were published by
Harpers. He is currently working
on a story based on the domestic
service situation in New York and
Brooklyn.
AS for Paul Green, who col
laborated with Wright on the
dramatization, he is best known
as playwright of the Pulitzer Prize
winning drama, "In Abraham's
Bosom" and "The House of Con-
nelly" Most recently in North
Carolina he was represented by the
historical drama, "The Lost Col
ony," and his most recent Broad
way play was "Roll, Sweet
Chariot"
In addition to Canada Lee, the
cast contains John Berry, Patricia
Palmer, William David, Rena Nit
chell, Evelyn Ellis, Lloyd Warren,
William Chalee, Thomas Anderson,
Helen Martin, Diana Dustin and
nearly 80 others, about a third of
whom are of the Negro race.
The settings have been designed
by Boris Aronson and are the most
elaborate to be carried on a road
production in years. The entire
production was directed by Orson
Welles, who made a special trip to
New York from Hollywood to do
the job.
1t was Welles, in collaboration
with John Houseman, who startled
New York critics several years ago
with his settingless production of
Julius Caesar" which he followed
with "Shoemaker's Holiday" and
"The Cradle Will Rock" He recent
ly completed "Citizen Kane" one
of the most highly publicized films
ever produced.
AS for Canada Lee, who also has
gained fame as a jockey and a
pugilist, Harlem has seen him as
Banquo in Macbeth" and Chris
topher in "Haiti" and Broadway as
Drayton last year in "Mamba's
Daughter" He has been heard too
on the radio as the voice in John
Kirby's Orchestra. In his spare
time, he manages the Chicken
Coop" in Harlem of which he is
the proprietor.
MISS DORISELLA HARRIS
MARRIES KELLY FREEZE
Miss Dorisella Harris was mar
ried Dec. "a to John Kelly Freeze
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Harris, 2614
31st Ave. S.
YOUR LOCAL NEGRO WEEKLY
IS ON THE HOME FRONT
EIpTNH TTNIE Al
Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-01-09
DEFENSE COMMITTEE MEETS
SATURDAY NIGHT

The Minnesota Negro Defense
Committee will hold an important
meeting at Phyllis Wheatley House
Saturday night at 8 p. m.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-01-09

A Dutch Treat steak luncheon
was held on Wednesday, January
z, at the home of Mrs. Thomas
Hargrave and Mrs. Sgt. William
Smalls, 796 st. Anthony avenue, in
honor of Mrs. Audrey Boswell
Bradshaw Of Los Angeles, Cali
fornia. . On Thursday, January
8, the same group were luncheon
guests at the home of Mrs. George
W. Brooks Jr., ITO st. Anthony ave.
Mrs. Bradshaw left on Friday of
this week for her position in Los
Angeles. She came here from a So
cial work conference in Brooklyn,
New York.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-01-09
NAACP MEETS FRIDAY

The executive board of the Min
neapolis Branch of the National
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People will meet Fri
day afternoon at a p. m. -
Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-01-09
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ERLING HANSEN TO SPEAK

Erling Hansen, Minneapolis
director of the State Weights and
Measures office, will speak at the
next meeting of the Phyllis Wheat
ley Consumers Forum on Monday,
January IL, at 8 p. m.
His subject will be Getting
What You Pay For" There will
also be movies and refreshments.
No admission charge.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-01-09
COUNCIL ANNUAL MEETING
JANUARY 18

The Minneapolis Council of Ne
gro Organizations will hold its an
nual meeting and election of off
GERS Sunday afternoon, January 18,
at Phyllis Wheatley House.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-01-09
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The Two O'Clock Bridge Club
will meet Saturday, January 10, at
the home of Mrs. Lounneer Penn
berton, 679 st. Anthony ave.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-01-09

Mrs. Birda Ridley, S15 St. An
thony avenue, is in Fort Worth,
Texas, visiting relatives and
friends. Mrs. Ridley left the city
on New Years Day and will re-
turn the first of next week.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-01-09
Credit Union
Annual Meet
Monday Night

A. A. Wilcken, a chief examiner
in the Minnesota State Banking
Department, will be the principal
speaker at the fifth annual meet
ing of the Associated Negro Credit
Union Monday, January IL, at
Phyllis Wheatley House at 8:15
p. m. DR.. w. D. Brown, recently
elected Mayor of Bonneville of the
Twin Cities, will also speak.
Resources Increased from $50
to $4,000
After less than five years in
existence resources of this credit
union have been increased from
$56 at the end of the first ten
months to more than $4,000.
Dividend Checks Issued
Instead of adding dividends to
each share account as has been
done heretofore, this year each
shareholder received a Christmas
check for the amount earned in
dividends at the rate of 4 per cent.
The largest amount paid to an in
,dividual shareholder was 5000.
Members of the Associated Ne
gro Credit Union urge the public
to attend this meeting and learn
more of the remarkable progress
of the organization, achieved en-
tirely by volunteer workers who
have "set the sky as their limit
and allowed no obstacle to dampen
their enthusiasm"
Clarence Smith, board member,
program chairman for the annual
meeting, promises a live and in
teresting one.
Music will be furnished by men,
bers of the Phyllis Wheatley music
department under the direction of
jeanette Dorsey.
These annual meetings are held
alternately in st. Paul and Mime
apolis. In 1941 it was held at the
Halle @. Brown House, st. Paul.
Buy Defense BOndS-
BUY YOUR LOCAL NEGRO
PAPER EACH WEEK
Advt.
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IS ON THE HOME FRONT
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Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-01-09
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PAPER EACH WEEK
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CORRECTION

Date of Halle @. Brown Annual
Meeting, Thursday, January %, at
6 80 p. m.-Advt.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-01-09
City Attorney Ruling
Balks Efforts to Bar
NOn-Whites From Area
neapOs City Attorney Rules Against Whites Who Seek
To Keep District Lily White

The Minneapolis city zonng ordinance to keen
residential district ywhite" said Attorney Richard Wiggn
Wednesday opinion submitted
Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-01-09
BUSINESS AND PROFESSION

AL ASSOCIATION ELECTION
The Minneapolis Business and
Professional Association will hold
it's annual meeting at Citizens
Headquarters, 345 E. 38th St.,
Tuesday night, January 1S.
YOUR LOCAL NEGRO WEEKLY
is ON THE HOME FRONT
FIRING LINE-Advt.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-01-09


to the city planning commission.
The city attorneys office had
previously been requested for an
opinion by Herman E. Olson, city
planning engineer, following the
filing of a petition by more than
100 residents of district south Of
54th street between 21st and 28th
avenues south, asking the district
be restricted to members of the
Caucasian race"
Mr.. Wiggin said the request was
somewhat confusing because Eve
believe it is generally assumed the
Caucasian race originally in
habited certain areas in Europe,
North Africa and southwestern
Asia. WE ASSUME HOW
EVER, THE PURPOSE is TO EX-
CLUDE PERSONS OTHER
THAN THE WHITE RACE"
Supreme Court Ruled Against Re-
strictiOns
The city attorney called attention
to a United States supreme court
decision in similar case in Louis
vile, KY, holding that such a re-
striction, basing the interdiction
only on color, PASSES THE LE-
CLIMATE BOUNDS OF POLICE
POWER AND INVADES THE
CIVIL RIGHT to acquire, enjoy
and use property, which is guar
anteed in equal measure to all citi-
zens, white or colored, by the four
teenth amendment"
Wiggin added, however, a re-
striction by deed has generally
been held not to be a violation of
the United States constitution.
The planning commission will
discuss the question at a meeting
Jan. %.
CLIO. OFFICIAL CONDEMNS
PETITION
Henry Murray, chairman of the
anti-discrimination committee of
Hennepin County Industrial Union
Council, CLIO, raped the restric-
tive petition and called on all free
dom loving people to unite against
such actions.
Murray's statement said, "City
Attorney Richard S. Virgins
opinion against restricting the
area in south Minneapolis gives an
opportunity for the freedom loving
people to rise up and deliver a
pulverizing blow to Jim Crowism
here"
eve should take advantage of
this opportunity to open up the
whole question of unity between
national groups or so-called races
because the smashing of Hitlerism
demands ironclad national origin,
color, creed or class"
"Jim Crowism is a Hitlerite
manifestation which we have al
lowed to tester! 1t divides the popu-
lation and we cannot tolerate such
division any longer"
Buy Defense Bonds
Word has been received here that
Mrs. Theresa Washington, a for
mer Saint Paul girl and graduate
of the University of Minnesota, was
married in Chicago during the holi-
day season to Mr.. A. Patton of that
city. Mrs. Patton is we'll known to
Twin Citians and is a medical So
cial worker for the City of Chicago.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-01-09
ANNA L. WILSON DEAD

Mrs. Anna L. Wilson, 712 Rondo
avenne, died on Monday, January
5, at her home. Death was due to
arterio sclerosis. Born in Ohio,
seventy years ago, Mrs. Wilson
had been a resident of st. Paul for
nearly thirty-five years.
Survivors include an only daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mayme Perkins of North
Grotto street, and one grandson,
Reynard Perkins.
Funeral services were held on
Thursday, January 9, at the Neal
McGavock Funeral Home, 525
Rondo avenue, at p. m. with Rev.
B. N. Moore, pastor of st. James
A. M. E. Church, Dale and W. Cen
tral avenue, officiating. Interment
in Oakland cemetery.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-01-09

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Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-01-09

the daughter Of his employer and
eventually is condemned to the
electric chair. It's theme is an elo-
Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-01-09
BROTHER OF MRS. GEORGE
THOMAS BURIED

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Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-01-09
MISS DORISELLA HARRIS
MARRIES KELLY FREEZI

Miss Dorisella Harris was mar
ried Dec. "a to John Kelly Freeze
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Harris, 2614
31st Ave. S.
YOUR LOCAL NEGRO WEEKLY
IS ON THE HOME FRONT
FIRING LINE-Advt.
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NQcrlti aus aQcr 8elt

Nud mir fi,,ben feinen anoern Mus-
meg, saIs sns Ieben nno 3il Iterben fir
Die art bes 2ebens, Die mir geip1blt
baben. Das lit oer @rlno, ipesbalb
i'd oos &ru5iiir iiber meinem Sbreib-
tiid) babe. @s erinnert MIDI an bas
anoere aroBc 8elen, bas IN oieier
Spur. por mir eeiuanoert iIt. Cine
nirflibe Serion, nit ipirfIiher 5urbt
,,no 2iebe in ibre,n Seraen bate Sen
Mi,t, an ibrer -lleber5eltauna feitsu-
balten; batte bie @rpBmllt, 2iebe uno
Seraebllng oenienigen, entaeaen5,,=
brinaen, Die i'm ntarterteu. ,'no tote
ten. Sd modte 10 aeru ibm abnIid
iein. 5reiIih bin id iebr ipeit oooon
eiltfernt, aber ipie iebne id mid bar=
na6, es 81 Iein. 49,. 49,. - 49,
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Der 8. MGrs ais 8ettag

Gom nationolen Sauptquartier Ses
: 81. Nanen Gereins lit cine 8eipe-
,eung IN sic sseae ecleitet worben, nm
ben fonlmenocn 8. 0far5 als einell
Eaa 0es @cbctes nn5llIeben.
Grdiioent &oolcpeIt bot oen 8or+
fbIog Ses Sp'lten Serrn Sarrp 6.
@robanl, S.E., bes notionolen 81
reftors bes 81. Namel1 Gereins anfz
rihtig bceriiBt. Sn Ieineln Sbreiben
oft oas rationale Sauptquortier bes
81. Nanen. Gercins erflort ser Sra
tioent:
SD bobc nit tiefer 0onfbarfeit
ano Sodlhit,lna Die gbIidt oer 81.
Gomen MGnncr hcs 2anoes pernom=
men, oen 8. Oi0r5 oIs eineu bcionoern
Sag bes @cbetcs an5niceen, bamit
Die oottlide Gorlebung Ben Yrdlioens
ten lno allc noticnolcu 8camten IN
~6ielen Saeen ibmerer peinluhlma
III ipelher ,nier 2ano lid) befinoet,
leiten nroae. ~
sssn 3eiten, mic ben eeaenipdrtiaer,
beoiirI Ien mir mebr benn je ser &eis-
belt ,mo &l,abeit, bie ,n,s n,r onrd
ben NncrbGhitcn 5ufommen fam.
SD ,peroe 3uperiid)t unb Storfe i'm
ben in Der Gcriiherl,ng, hoB sic Niit=
elieoer bes 81. Nomen Tercins at
oieiem ,pidtieen @nbe beten."
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SetradJtnns einer Nid)tfotbplifiin
Mbcr bas &rmsifir

SIN Nc,p 0crfer ,Snnruol =Nmer-
ican' iteat @liic Eobinion, cine Niht=
fotbolifin, iolgenoe 8etrobt1lng iiber
ibr &rll3ifir on:
,,@egcnmortig bon9t iiber nteinem
SNreibtilb ein &r,,3ifir. @s beiinbet
fih sort, lueil id leiner Soilic beoarf.
SsSb ipeib aus Griobrltn9, baB es Silfc
brinet. llno nic babe ib 10 iebr ser
Silie beburft, ols iebt. SSSd) bin feline
&irhene0ngerin. 9tur oll5u oft babe
ib 5u meiner eioeneu 8eid)dnluug sic
boben 8obrbeiten, sic id oils Mooben
lerntc, ocrgelien poer alBer Ift 9e-
Ioflen. 9os &rl,5ifir lit Dos oIler=
eigenltc ,,no troltlihlte Spmbol l,nlers
eelnefnIdaitlidcn menld)lihcn Strez
bens nno &dmpicns. Ser ont &rei,6
b6n9t, lit Sen @ea 9eaal9en, ben
audi id ipouoeln nnl6. 9os &ru5ifir
fteat nidt n,r ehpos bar, bos por
1000 Sobren elmer ei,l3igen Gerlon
aelheben lit, ionNern es lit etipos, ,pos
bier unb ieet Dor Iih aebt, in beiner
nnb meiner tGeli6en @rfobrung.
Denn mir alle nbne llnterl6ieo Der
&nIlc nno bes @loubens iino an baS>
felbe &re,l5 aend9elt. 9ir pertra,,en
nnb iperoen bintergon9eu un6 perraz
ten 98ir lieben mno mir perlieren.
Benn mir ouh ni6t idulois linb,
traaen mir alle nniere ,9orneufrone.
ll,io friiber ooer lpoter sieben mir inns
aHe ee5,pun9en, ,,n|ere 8abl at, tref-
fen iiber nnlern 2ebenslank cine @nt=
fbeioune at treffeu, tpie ct es eetan,
Oh mir ,pillens iino au leben nuo ait
fterben fir Sen @Iauben, at Sem mir
ans befennen. Sn merf,piiroiger
Beile 9rinet -es uns 5uIammen 81,
einem enti6eiben6en Shritt, Ser uns
in oieIem Notitono- oufseaw,,n9en
iper6en. -. .-.g-.'
gr -(ber @efre,,aiete) botte be-
mloiiem fir ieine 8obrbeit >si iter-
ben. @r iab feine anbere 2oinne.
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| SrIclter geipelbf.
8ott iaft ieincr nidlt ipptten!
Na6itebelbes perbiirates @reignisI
ipabreno bes fomminiitiihen Serrors.
in 5paltien brillgt Die Sblpeiaer
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bes g. 2nis Giillan, S.5.M., u9alis
Ia Snurmente rouge:
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laener ereignete iie) am "a. ssaini
1885 folgenoes: 8ereits ipnren bort
bier GrieIter bon ben &ontnllniite,l
ernlorbet iporben. Das Gran5isfuner-
floiter marc auigebobe,l Gatres mo
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gtaht bineurh, bis lie auseilmnoerse-
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dffte ,bobneno sic Musteilung ser 81.
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aber 90 eriff @ott iii ihredlider
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men iuirflitben @eiltliden ait lebeI,
mno iBr 4nfiiBrer fomnlanbierfe ssener
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oierenoen @eneral Der II. g. M.=.
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faner nno S,,oianer, Der 5ll 10 eiaen,
boben Gang erbo6en ipnrbe. @r ipnrz.
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mes in GaapbnIfa, Sfla. SIN Sabre
1905 trat er III bie Il. 9. Nrnlee altf
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oell iib in ben letteu Sobren atpii6en
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Giit,pOdj, 6en 4. Ylars 1912

Mitt,updj, ben A. Msrs 1912
fatig, no Die nIeiltell &ranfeil aus
Worns beIteben. !.
Bon Den 4nsiabigen iinb 93 BRO.
5ent fatboliib allnl fatbolilden
@lanbe1 gefebrtc -. Ribt ielten lit
Die airde nit iiber 2O0O @ldnbigeil
anaeiiilIt.
3u Sen bier pilfsfaplanen Gep.
3nffD's sablt ei,l auoerer snlerlfn.
ner, Gep. Matbias 3erfas alls s,pin
OATS, Nis., ebelHaliger altrator Der
|St. Marienfirde in Sono oll qas. @r
bot heil &ang eines Sa,lptntanns nn0
er feet nit ieincm gollbart ITO lei.
,lenl 5toblbelm Oe,n abpIlinifhen aai.
Ter 6oile Selniiie-niht nnabnlid. gr
lua6te leine Stuoien in1 ct. Qa,p.
renee College, Yt. GalparD, isis, n,,o
iurroe I'M ct. 5raneis Scuinar gee
ipeibt. Drei nnoerc armeefablaHe.
geberene Hbilippiner, Deroem ner-
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ier in Sranfreid)
sSslt eem 8lott nEaps" bon 8run-
:trlt. 5ranfreih, ipiro ser Brief ei,tes
elidiiiiden @eiitliNen peroiientlibt.
DEM bic 5eelIorge Der nod Sitofronf.
reid gefliidteter altsgelpiele,len 81.
fdirr u6lieet. 9seben pbpltlden sper.
ben biele a,td) BON ieeIiid)en 9toten
geplaet, Die nidt 5lilest ibren @r,aro
oarin baben, Dob sic sld,,bieen 81.
idiier innitte,l eilter gara e,,thrilt.
idten ltnaeb,me Ieben nliiilen. Die
-pbpiiihen 2eioen poren nod ipenle.
s8as ober fir ms @liGller beionoers
betriibeno If aulh ,lns tief ibmer5t.
lift Die Satlad1c, nie ielbit stllerbeili.
gen profoniert ipnroe. 9ie elIdililhen
&atbelifelt lnitBteit nb Dem Sfanoal
bis 5,t Srdne, lpeil1e,r, oaB bier lelbIt
an Naerbeiliaen Wiit altseefiibrt
nnroe, ipobre,lo lie beteno auf Die
berlalienen fran5olilden 5riebboie 30.
gen ,tnb IN @eoai,fen bel ibren eiee.
nen @rabern I'M fer,,en GliaB ,uaren."
Der alor,nIdrei iueiit bara,lf bin.
boB cine Der ipidtieiten @rnuolnaen
fiir cine fron5oiii6e @eillnbiue Die
enotihe Giidfebr a,tr sonntoesbeili.
el,lla ipire. -~E&
sranfreih iit id,uer beimeeinbt.
aber es i6eint, Dob @ottes Strafge.
riebt ereBe Mailen bes golfes nod
nidt 6ur @infebr gebradt bat. Sier.
tple ald) anoersiuo, iino bie @,ten
beiier Hno bfe 9olen ibledter ee,uor-,
6en. .-.-,.-:1
Die Sage Der Stride int Gliak
f" 9nf @rlno BON ablolitt auberlai.
liaen Madridten ,e,t,pirft ,,9e HoDs"
bon 8rnntrut ioleenoes 8ilo bon Der
Gage ber Stride I'M @!loB: Sim /. Suli
puroe eine .air6enbeitragsoromne'
,eineefiibrt. ipelde Sen @ldltbisen al.
le Nuslaeen fir ben anltus iiber.
traat. Die staatsbeiolblna Der @eiit.
.liden lit abaeld)afft. Ser Minoeit. +.
beitroe, at Die STRIDE lit fir arme
&M. 2.4O int ssabr, fiir ,an6ere lit er.
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.8iidpf Sbeil als 8eamter1 bee
.~ Sdlabamfs .,..>. =

8iidpf Sbeil als 8eamter5 bee
.. - Sdatamts ~,s-
Ser @ip'ite ISerr 8eibbilhof 8er-*
narb S. She'll bon Der @bieaeoer Di-.
o5eie lit bom 8lnoesihasant als 8e.
rater oes Sebaeamtsiefretdrs Senry
Moreentbau Jun. ernonnt iporoen.,
8iihof Sbeil miro iib in Ieinent
ncl,en Amt bolptiabli6 on Der anf.
brinsuna eines &rieesfonbs ourh has
oa9e>lleine 8,blif,m beteilieeu. Ser
@eiitlihe lit beionoers lit Ben arei-.
leu Der oraaniiierten Arbeiteribaft
hefohht nno erfrel.t iid bort zines
eroBen @inilniies. 3uben1 lit ct
@riinoer scr ,Gotbolic, ycutb Srga-
ni9otion'', bie iiber= oas .aon5e 2ano
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-10-22
Ely Soldier in Australia Has Solution
Ammunition Gone, Hunters?

Ely hunters who can see the bottom
of their ammunition boxes can take
a tip from an Ely soldier stationed in
Australia on how to proceed from
there on.
eff you run short of Shells" adj
vises Pvt. William S. Vidmar, "you
can toss a dynamite stick or go back
to bows and arrows"
Pvt. Vidmar, who has been in this
American military outpost for several
months, says that although mid-sum-
mer does not come until December,
"I can already feel the heat too
WELL
Private Vidmar, stationed with a
bombardment squadron as a member
of the ground crew, writes:
with limitations on writing, I find
it difficult to say what I would like to
make this letter interesting. Having
received your issue of June IS, I take
this means of thanking you and the
VIEW. 1t sure does mean a lot out
here, when letters come around SO
infrequently.
"The camp is o. K. We get carton
of cigarettes every ten days, with
some chewing tobacco, a razor blade
and bit of candy The summer sea-
son is coming along very nicely. In
fact 1 can feel the heat too well. De-
cember will be midsummer, so it re-
mains to be seen how hot it will get.
The truth is, am much concerned
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-10-22

Names of Ely, Winton and Town
of Morse 18- and 19-year- olds who
will be made subject to draft into
the army by legislation expected to
be enacted into law before the week
is ended are listed below.
Also included in the list are the
names of the 20-year -olds from this
immediate territory who were sub
ject to induction under existing leg
islation.
The list is complete for the Ely
territory and includes names of some
men who have already gone into SER
vice or who have signed up for re-
serve officer training courses given
by colleges and are deferred unless
called to active service.
At this writing no information is
available as to the procedure to be
followed in calling the youths to
service. They must first be sent
queStionnaires, classified and be
given physical examinations
Whether they will be called before
or after the present group of eli
gible single men is exhausted has
not been revealed.
The youths have already been
assigned draft order numbers &C
cording to their ages, and the oldest
will be called first.
Names and draft order numbers
of the 'teen-aged youths from Ely,