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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-19
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
AND A FREE PRESS

WHEN THE MERCHANT buys
newspaper advertising he buys
something more than space and cir
culation coverage. Along with these
tangibles, he pays also for that in
tangible protection for his business,
a free press.
A free press is the first essential
to the maintenance of republic; a
controlled press the first essential Of
a dictator. In America we must
have a free press if we are to pre-
serve our American system OF pri-
vate enterprise.
A free press can, and does, serve
as the medium for the distribution
of such factual information as will
provide background for sane think
ing. It is the distribution of such
information that will preserve the
business of each community, and OF
the nation as whole, as private
enterprise.
To adequately serve, the news
paper must be financially success
full. Patronage of its advertising
columns is warranted, not alone fol
the tangible values offered, but also
for the intangibles, that it may serve
in preserving our American system
of free enterprise. That intangible
is one of the values the advertiser
buys.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-19

THE STORY so FAR: JEFF Curtis and
his wife, Lee, are already on their way
to TERRA Libre when he receives note
from Fora Mitchell warning them not to
come. When they arrive in TERRA Libre
they find both Fora and her husband
dead. 1t is MitchelPs job as chief engi-
neer for a fruit company that Jeh has
been called to fill. Later Jeff's friend
Bill Henderson is killed, and Jef sus-
poets his employer, Senior Montaya, OF
numbering him and the Mitchells because
they had found a clue to the strange
things going on at the plantation. Other
sinister figures are the company chem
list, DIR. Toenjes, and the flyers, Ryden
and Lannestock. A man named Collins
arrives from the Canal Zone to see
Mitchell, and JEFF hires him without
arousing Montaya's suspicious. Collins
later reveals his identity as a naval in
telligence officer. When they discover
hidden German bombers, JEFF arranges
to send Lee and the children away. Now
Jeff, Collins, Jerry McInnis and Stats
Monahan are carrying out carefully
laid plan to destroy the planes and
stop the Nazi activities in which Mon
taya, who is part German, Is engaged.
They are at the airfield now.
NOW CONTINUE WITH THE STORY
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-19
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side. They reached the car, bound
Toenjes' hands behind him, gagged
him to get rid of his insane, splut-
tering threats, and tossed him in
the back. Another glance upward
and light popped on and off sew
eral times under and between the
two shafts. A rectangle it showed,
a window.
'Man, is that relief" exclaimed
McInnis. They'll send no messages
tonight"
They looked back. The black bulk
of the hangers showed up within a
solid thick wall of fire. The waist
high grass blazed fiercely, throwing
flames high into the air. They were
licking at the trees overhead, they'd
spread beyond the fence.
Against that sheet of light they
saw Collins come stumbling their
way. He reached them, out OF
breath, tossed the camera into the
car, gasped out that things were
ready to pop, and collapsed on the
back seat. There he discovered
Toenjes.
"Traveling companion we picked
up to keep you company" said Curt
They'd covered half kilometer
when McInnis, eyes on his wrist
said, "Half a minute. Curt!"
Curt stopped the car, all three go'
out. They stared back.
Guessed wrong on the fuses,
muttered Curt. ''Or you didn't light
them on the dot"
Then, before anyone could speaF
again, there came dull, muffieo
explosion. In the light of the fire
the straight lines of the hangar
buckled, the roof mushroomed-or
one end. But the walls held together
Zone of the planes" Curt grittee
out from between set teeth.
"The completed one" added Nc
Innis. "At least we got"
The sentence was lost in anothe,
muff1ed explosion which merged in
stantly into mighty, pulsating roa
that made their ear drums ache
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-19

or two In the army
that neither Joe Louis nor Billy Conn
can hope to be what they were at
their peak form. I am referring to
speed, skill, timing and refiexes.
They may be just as healthy and
Just as powerful, but there is almost
sure to be a dull edge on their
sharpness.
"This doesn't mean, however, that
they will be outclassed If they re-
turn to ring action. For who is COM
ing along to show much more?
The Difference
"This war is different from the
first World war;" Mr.. Brady con-
tinued. "The kids of 10 and 10 now
are going into service. There is
more boxing now, and there will be
more and more boxing than any ex-
tended sweep of army and navy
camps ever knew. This applies to
| millions.
"There will be a big average i'm
proyement on the boxing side. More
men will know how to handle their
fists and use their feet in the ring.
But developing a champion under
war conditions is another matter. 1t
can be done, but it will take time
plenty of time after the war.
eve might take the case of Gene
Tunney," Mr.. Brady went on. HE
went from the marines to the heavy
weight title. He was a fine all
around fighter.
"But don't forget that the arms
tice came in November, 1918, anC
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-19
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
THAT GIVES FACTS

THE DU POINT COMPANY issues
once each year the most illuminat-
ing financial statement I have ever
seen. That statement shows the
gross total revenue Of the company
for a year. 1t shows the distribution
of that revenue in totals and per-
centages going to each element in
volved in its production. 1t shows
how much and what percentage of
the total goes to factory labor; how
much and what percentage goes to
office and sales employees; how
much and what proportion to taxes
local, state and federal-to man.
agement, to purchases, to capital.
If the financial editors of the
metropolitan newspapers receiving
that statement would but see it, they
would find the material for one OF
the really big news stories of each
year-a story that would do much
toward eliminating the labor rack.
eteer and one that would be q
human-interest document for al
America.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-19
FOOD is ESSENTIAL
IN WINNING THE WAR
Released by Western Newspaper Union

FOOD is ESSENTIAL :.
IN WINNING THE WAR
HERE IS A LITTLE PICTURE OF
wartime as at least two elements
in America play the game.
A patriotic old citizen of my &C
quaintance, wishing to do his part
but too old to get into the armed
services and with no opportunity for
employment in war industry plant,
proposed to help in the production
of that first war essential-food. he
planted nine acres of tomatoes. With
long hours of labor, he cultivated
and cared for them up to the picking
stage, but alone, he could not pick
the hundred tons of tomatoes, and
farm help was not available.
He applied to the boy students IN
the high school for assistance after
school hours. Not one single boy of
that school responded. I watched
this patriotic individual-he is near
ly 60 years old-as he worked long
hours, picking such of his crop as
was possible that it might augment
the food supply of the nation at
time when food is desperately
needed.
Across the road, less than 200 feet
distant, I also watched some Is OF
the boy students of the town high
school practicing football. They
were the boys who had refused to
help pick tomatoes, although offered
liberal pay for their assistance.
Something is wrong with our
schools when they fail to impress
upon our young men, those of l6, IL
and Is years of age, sense of their
obligation to the nation, especially in
time of stress. Defeat for the nation
would mean far more to those boys
than to the man who was picking
the tomatoes. 1t would mean far
more to them than to their grand
fathers or their fathers. Defeat to
them would mean lifetime Of toll
and sweat and tears. They would
not devote few hours of playtlme
to doing a bit for the nation that
gave them birth, that provided edu
cation and opportunity, nation that
will be their legacy within but few
years.
Yes, something is wrong, radically
wrong, with a school system thai
produces such conditions among oul
high school students. If our teach
ers cannot or will not instill sense
of the obligation of citizenship in the
minds of the students, government
should draft the boys of 16 to l!
years of age for service in the field'
where help is needed.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-19

and the aerial bombs exploded by
tvro and threes a split second apart.
The ground, even at this distance,
shook and rolled, and the three men
staggered for balance. They saw a
gigantic umbrella of fire shoot up
from a flaming base. The entire
copse of trees was lifted skyward.
Hundreds of feet into the air shot
tremendous fountain of blaze dotted
with debris and scrap, hanging there
for an instant in midair.
"Well, that's that. Rest is up to
you, Collins-to get them rounded
up. whoever's left. Ryden and Lam
nestock were probably caught in
that. You'll have to make sure.
We've got Toenjes. And Montaya,
he can't crawl out from under"
They turned to the car only to
find it had been bounced from the
rails. They hauled and tugged and
lifted. Scarcely was it on the rails
again than there came another ex-
plosion, closer at hand but lighter.
They jumped apart. The charge
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-19
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l6oi!91i4IQ

DILL BRADY handled Jim Corbett
- when the pompadoured stylist
beat John L. Sullivan SO years ago.
Later on the able Mr.. Brady direct
ed Jim Jeffries, another of the old
time greats.
For more than so years Mr.. Brady
has kept in close touch with boxing
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-19
Twin TOYS.

{I7HAT will we name the twins?
w Judy and jim? Willie and
Mile? Whatever you call them
they are sure to be the best loved
toys that were ever found on a
Christmas tree! The soft bodies
are covered with muslin, the hair
is of yarn, the outfits can be color
full cotton scraps.
Pattern No. 1898. Dolls are Is inches
long, each requires q yard 35-inch cloth
for body; costumes to be made from
remnants.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-19

that was the name-on the Demp-
sey-Carpentier card.
Genes boxing improvement
came after he left the marines-and
you won't find as many ambitious,
determined young fellows as Tunney
was in his eight-year campaign. And
on his way up he had to weather one
of the worst beatings in ring history
from 160-pound Harry Greb."
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-19

1870 naO arrived DE-
fore Tunney reached
the top. Here was a
smart, hard-work-
in G fello w W h o
trained perfectly.
Yet he needed eight
years to get there.
Three years after
the war Gene was
still just another
laundering heavy
weight, as he
proved against Sol
der .JoneS-T think
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-19

or rayon crepes. You'll have a
young suit which can look fresh
and different each day as you
wear it with your supply of diff
ferent blouses.
Pattern No. 1868 is in sizes II, IA, 16.
IS, 20 and 40. Size IA jerkin and skirt
take 3ls yards 39-inch material; 2la yards
54.inch. Blouse, rs yards IS or 39-inch
fabric.
Send your order to:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-19

and the fight game
in general, but he
admits now that no
one can guess what
might happen be-
yond the fog of war.
"The length of the
war will be a big
factor" Bill says,
land who can say
how long this war
will last?
eve know that
after another year
IL
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-19
Soneone-But Who?

Gas I said before, there are sew
eral millions taking boxing lessons
now from good instructors all over
the country-camp by camp" Bill
said. "The majority from this big
group never would have boxed if
it hadn't been for camp training.
Naturally, many of these will show
undeveloped talent that may lead
to something after the war"
Jack Dempsey brought out this
point at his coast guard station.
"We have several thousand kids
here taking boxing lessons, learn
ing at least how to stand and how to
use their hands," Jack said. MAT
urally, the great majority of these
never could be good fighters in the
ring. It would be the same if you
taught the fundamentals of golf to
several thousand youngsters. From
this group you might get five or six
possible champions maybe not
even that many. But you would get
few who could take high ranking.
''It is the same way in boxing.
don't think many people know how
many have been trying to get some
place in the ring game-up in the
thousands-but less than per cent
ever get anywhere.
One of the Toughest
Boxing is one of the toughest
games in the world to face. When
you have a heavyweight champion,
for example, you rarely have more
than one or two challengers who are
any good at all. Baseball and foot
ball and golf are full of stars, but
there are never many good fighters
Il mean topnotchers.
"T agree with Bill Brady" the
Manassa Mauler went on, chat out
of several millions who are being
given intensive training under many
good instructors, we should be able
to dig up many more good ring
fighters than we have had before
But this is something that belongs
to the future, not to the present. W.
won't have the answer for some
| Time, Out IL IuuSt NC Ou TIC SluC "
youth when we get it. Just as II
any other game, the younger the,
get started the better chance the,
have" The truth of Dempsey's state
ments will be proved in the future.
On a recent trip to Atlanta WI
tried to lure more than few ex
perts who had seen both teams offe
some opinion of comparative Geor
gia and Georgia Tech strength.
Most of them were pretty wary
They'll tell you about Georgia
strong line and then about Tech
even bigger one. They'll tell yo1
about Sinkwich and then switch t
Castleberry and Prokop. They fin
ish by admitting they would rathe
wait until the two teams meet i
Athens on November % This gam
should be their all-time ~
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-19
Jerkin Suit,

no YOU want a sturdy but
~ smart outfit which will see
you through months of school or
business? Make this jerkin and
skirt in corduroy, wool plaids or
gabardine-and a series of con-
trasting blouses in colored cottons
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-19
Still Short

Eva-I asked for size three
shoe, and the assistant gave me a
six.
Mary (sweetly, glancing at
Eva's broad feet)-I should think
you nearly had a fit, dear, didn't
you?
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-19
1oue,reH'Tsf'*
may be quickly relieved with soothing,
medieated, time-tested Resinoi. Try it'll
Y e 81 nc
Joints on Hinges

One of the oldest tattooing jobs
known was that done on London
gentleman a few years ago when
he had a hinge with screws tat
tooed on every joint of his body.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-19

Memory Test-Can anyone re-
member what we used for front
page news before the war?
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-19
RAND Turnover

Rapid Turnover
4 Hollywood film star recently sent
her visiting cards to her former hus-
bands netU bride.
"I'm sending then, by air mail" she
pired cattishly. "Trust they don't arriue
too late to be of use to you"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-19
MEDALS FOR FARMERS

A LACK OF FOOD can cause us
to lose the war as quickly as lack
of munitions. If we are going to
make heroes of those who produce
ships, tanks, guns and planes, we
must also reserve some medals for
the American farmer. The only real
hero is the man on the battle front,
stopping the enemy. 1t does not
take that of which heroism is made
to work 40 hours week in NUM-
tons plant at exceptionally high
wages.
Buy War Bonds
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-19
Buy War Bonds
PRESIDENTS JOB

THE HARDEST JOB any man can
have is that in which he can recog-
nize neither friends nor enemies.
That is the job of the President of
the United States, especially in war
time.
ACCORDING TO HERR GOEB-
BELS, the war is like horse race,
where you put your money ION the
nose" of your favorite. You risk all
and, like Germany, more lose than
win.
Buy War Bonds
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-19
<you WOMEN WHO SUFFER FROM.
Think Back

When you put on your clothes,
remember the labor of the weav-
er; when you eat your daily bread,
think of the hardships of the hus-
bandman.-Chinese Proverbs.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-19
mggY
E1;5|Iz:Ejj71IIaa
A Purpose

Traveler-What's the use of a
timetable if your trains don't run
by it?
Porter-If we didn't ave one,
we couldn't tell they was running
late.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-19

From a Schoolboy's Paper
Silence is what you don't hear
when you listen.
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A BEDROOM suite, spice walnut nnis
slightly marred In shipment sacrifice
S1s75 terms Alvin. s7l5 West Vernon
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Sun Furniture l4242 Grailot
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MADAME X-Astruloglsi Daly Readings.
1913 West Garfield tsccond floor vest.
MRS RAYE--Astrologist featured at State
Fair 1897 Mitchell. PlaLs 25U3.
not responsible tor debts contracted by
my wife. Reta, after tins date. Alex
Hatcher
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Al sand blasting Job on all metal parts.
castings, forgings l-day service.
STAR SAND BLASTING TW 1-l222
ACME Ron Company Capacity available
tool lathe production. 10 Is !athes.
1851 Crane. Plaza 0662.
AJAX ENGINEERING sERYlcE
Special machinery. tools, Ngs' hN'nres.
gauges 20 government specifications, pj21
Traverse Plaza S337.
ALGER Engineering Company iig;
fixture SAUCE designing omen for addi-
tonal commitments 900 Hoffman Building
Cadillac 1888.
AUTO CITY Plating Compsny-Goycrn.
uent specifications. polishing, buffinG
and plating 3i's Denton. Ham,rsmck.
Madison 100,
BLACKOUT PAPER
COMMERCIAL BINpERY. INc. .,
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FOR PROTECTION AGAINST
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HIGHEST PRICES scrap iron, metals.
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.KNIBBE Manufacturing Company
drll press milling machine 1921 Lilac.
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TwlnbrOok 2-2lI9
MEDfCAEts1pply Corporation Kits, cahi-
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C0mpauN Plant layOuts hydraulic. hgh
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2-CAR garage all materials comp. SAP 50.
Fillmore Lumber, 24204 Gratiot Pose. 1850
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Lumber, Building Materials

NEW low priced OVERHEAD GARAGE
DOOR. 500 Vermont $1,000
SEPTIC TANKS 81 ~. also leaned and
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1913 West Garfield tsccond floor vest.
MRS RAYE-Astrologist featured at State
Fair 1897 Mitchell. PlaEs 25O3.
NOT responsible tor debts contracted by
my wife Rsta, after tins date. Alex
Hatcher
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Doctor DE SWArte Rectal Clinic zoos Cas-
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Laundries

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approval stafford, fif7 CopiIn. III. 1922
CONSULT me enlarged Rea. Estate lstlnsS
me h.s SUNDAY Times Want A.
Section
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Personals

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AVoII the rush Ile rlw. 1910 Macs
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