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La gaceta., 1942-06-16
SUIZA PREPARA SU NOW
1IZACION MILITAR

Londres, JUNO 16,-Atendien
do las noticias de intranquilIdad
Y deS6rdenes interiors; en- Ale
mania, Suiza pepara su movili-
zaci6n militar. La mobilization
general pudiera ser necesaria 81
Inglaterra decide invadir ell con-
tinente.
Sabese que los soldados italia
nos Sc quejan de estal ma ali
mentadOs Y peOr pagados. En- la
region de la Romagna, lugar de
nacimiento de Mussolini, los sol
dados, hambrientos, piden ayu-
da a la poblaci6n civil. Tambien
Sc quejan de qus 81 gobierno les
adeuda la paga de varios meses,
Los jardines piblicos Y parques
en- Milan. fueron arados V sn e.
los Sc plantaron patatas, Duran
tie la noche ell pueblo Sc ro56 las
semilas.
Una anciana que trata1ba de
pasar la frontera des1e Alema-
MIA, por ell mismo lugar don3e
va habian pasado otras perso-
mas, fue derenida y su guia, un
"ario", inmediatamerte fusila-
do.
Aumenta ell nGmero &c 3aser-
torres en- ell ejercito y la aviaci6n
alemana.
La gaceta., 1942-06-16
.AUMENTADO A 271 FL NJ
NERO DE H~UNDIMIENTOS

Washington, JUNO 16-Seis
nuevos hundimientos en- Ell oe-
a.dante del Atlantico aumenta
ron aver a 271 el ndmero de
barcos hundidos. Dos vap0res
americanos fueron torpedea-
dos frente a las costas de Gu
ba. Tn buque panameho, dc
gran tamaho, en- ell Colo de
Mexico, Frente a las midas &C
La gaceta., 1942-06-16
UN AEROPLANO Sc ESTRE-
LILO CONTRA UN HANGAR

San Francisco, CAL, JUNO 16
I'm avi6n del ejercito Sc estre-
ll6 contra un hangar en- 81 aero
dromo Mills, al sur de esta ciu-
dad, perdiendo la vida Ell photo,
segundo teniente James Mitch
ell y tambien ell soldado Lever
EFT B. Thomas.
Los cadaveres fueron identi-
ficados por oficiales de la avia-
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1942-06-16

La TRACTION que mas duele
es la del hombre que alardea
deescrupulosidad y despues....
Sc pasa con armas y bagajes a
la otra parte.
Els la TRACTION cruel, la del
punal envenenado.....
mo tiene derecho ell pals a
que en- estos amos de guerra
haya decencia en- cast todos
sus s~ectores Y particularmente
en- los politicos.
La gaceta., 1942-06-16
Los i~ngleses hicieron otra retirada en- Tobruk
Dos divisiOnes participaron en- la maniObra

Fl Adem, efectuados aver, fue-
ron r~epulsados, sufriendo 81 enc
migo grandes bajas.
Los miiitares britanlcos OPT
nan que Rommel no ha podido
tomar a Tobruk y que continda
Ia lucha aprovechandose del can
saneio y a~gotamiento temporal
DE- los aliad0s,
Ambas parties SC nallan a pun
70 de finlquitar sd energia. Esta
batalla terminara sin que se re-
.suolva q destino del Nordeste de
Africa.
La gaceta., 1942-06-16

Aver lie notificaron a un "bo
litero," a un pobre "apunta'
dor" en- la Septima avenida
81 no lie "entregas" a Fulano....
tie podremos las "cachas" en-
la carcel.
Las personas decentes CANA
mos las pasadas elecciOnes, pc
70 va las perdimos.
Hemos sido traicionados.
Cumpla con su deber, ciuda-
dano, y mande su p%rotesta al
gobernador Holland.
La gaceta., 1942-06-16

cidentales inglesas fue hundi-
da una goleta.
Sin dejar huella desapare-
clio, ell pasado febrero, ell vapor
de earga "Miraflores," de la
Standar Fruit, FL destino del
"Miraflores," Sc compare con
ell carbonero americana Cy-
clops, que desapareci6 en- 1918
durante la guerra mundial, y
jamas Sc volvi6 a saber de el.
La gaceta., 1942-06-16

da por haber ingresado en- ell
ei6rcito.
James p. Palmer, William
D. Thomas y William A. Man.
duehos de camiones, por trans
portar fruta inferior de la Flo
rida a otros Estados, multa de
$50 cada uno.
Por delit9s relacionados con
la fabrication y venta legal
de bebidas alcoholics, fuerOn
condenados William F. Delk,
Carlo Bellanta, Joe Redding y
Queenie V. Thomas.
La gaceta., 1942-06-16
CONFERENCE Ell EXREY
DE I~NGLATERRA CON Ell
PRESIDENTE ROOSEVELT

Washington, JUNO 16.-El
exrey de Inglaterra, ahora du-
que de Windsor, conferenci6
aver. durante tres horas, con
el presidente Roosevelt.
Windsor es gobernador de
las Bahamas y dijo que lie ha-
bia encantado la conversation
con Ell presidente Roosevelt,
pero que no podia entrar en-
detalles.
La gaceta., 1942-06-16

Enemigos de la comunidad
en- estos amos de guerra: LOS
PROTECTORS"
Ayudantes de los enemigos:
los
Victimas la RepGblica y los
ciudadanos honrados.
La gaceta., 1942-06-16

iTrataran los japoneses de "a
poderarse de Attn y de las is
las Aleutian con la esperanto
de impedir que Estados Uni
dos pueda mandarle ayuda a
Russia 81 e, gobierno de Toxic,
como Sc espera, ~resuelve inva-
dir la Siberia antes de otoho?
iEstan preparados nuestros
generates, almirantes y aviado
res para evitarlo?
La gaceta., 1942-06-16

Nos dicen que ell Sr. Rex Far
rior, fiscal del Estado, reco-
mienda al Sr. Newberger para
condestable.
Tenemos entendido que una
indication, en- csc sentido, sc
lie hizo va al querido Raymond
Sheldon.
La gaceta., 1942-06-16

Ciudadanos: mande la go
ma sobrante o que no utiliza
a las 'gasolineras" de su ba-
rrio.
Ash 10 ha pedido ell jefe de
estado, Franklin d. Roosevelt,
euyo ejemplo no Sc imita, en-
cuanto a probidad, en- esta ciu
dad "amarga" y "desconfia-
d."
La gaceta., 1942-06-16

Jose Goebbels, jefe de Ia
propaganda nazi y jefe "inj:-
recto" de la propaganda fas-
cista y falangista, declare el
dia IL, vociferando por la Ra-
do: Exterminaremos a los iu-
dios en- represalias por ell boin
bardeo de las ciudades alema-
mas.
la Prensa Hebrea" de Lon
dres, seiienta de sangre y car
gada de malicia, demanda la
destruction de nuestras ciUda-
des-agreg6 ell verdugo nazi.
Goebbels atribuye todos sus
dolores de barriga a los he
breos.... y algunas veces les a
chaca hasta sus propias indie
ceneias, que son incontables.
La gaceta., 1942-06-16

iQus terrible Is luchar por
un hombre, tener fe en- el y des
pues.... verlo "~derrumbarse,"
o a puntO de "~derrumbarse,"
en- unos pOcos dias.
La gaceta., 1942-06-16
A~SES.NADOS POR LOS MA.
us DE erie.
COS
COS

ILondres, JUNO 16.-El go
bierno griego en- ell destierro de-
clar6 hoy que centenares de sus
ccmpatr!ptas han sido ejecuta-
tes por soldados alemanes, bull
garos e italianos, persigoiendo
los totalitarios de cortar ell sa-
botaje y ctos ataques.
Las autoridades griegas re-
fugiadas en- Turquia anncian
que Jas tropas bdlgaras asesi-
naron r~ecientemerte, en- ell dis
trito de Kilkis, a 1870,
La gaceta., 1942-06-16

Ladran los "falderillos" de
Roma porque saben que ell Sc
gundo frente apresurara la
termination de Ia guerra y la
absolute derrota del fasclsmo
International.
ICuando Sc abrira? iCrece
" crece ell ejercito norteameri-
canO acampado en- la Irlanda
del Nortel
La gaceta., 1942-06-16

iQuien lie estimaba y apoya
bamiento" interior.
ba siente tambien un "derrum
La gaceta., 1942-06-16

Empezaron va a reparar la
catedral de Oviedo, en- Espa-
ma.
Lo que jamas podra reparar
Sc es la infamia de Franco y
la Falange Espanola.
La gaceta., 1942-06-16

La Sra. Pearl Faye A. Brown
solicita ell divorcio de su mari
do, en- Kansas City, y demanda
que este, entire otras cosas, lie
devuelva ell libro "del raeiona-
miento de aZucar."
La gaceta., 1942-06-16

"Gazetta del Popolo," peri6
dico al servicio del fascismo
italiano, obligado a repetir 10
que Goebbels "fabrica," Sc re-
fiere a la aiianza anglo-rusa
con estas palabras;
"Otra victoria moscoyita es
ell formal compromise de abrir
un segundo frente durante es-
te aho. Grips, ell confidente
de Stain, ha triunfado. Los
anglo-sajones tienen tai neee-
sidad de Mosc1 que Sc han Wis
to obligados a ceder y consen-
tir en- la aventura de un Sc
gundo frente.
La gaceta., 1942-06-16

lie mandaremos a Russia, a
tempo, todos los aparatos que
necesita para impedir que los
nazis obtengan superioridad
en- ell aire, en- Kharkov?
va Sc admite qeu los vasallos
de Hitler dominan la atm6sfe-
ra y la estrat6sfera, en- ell fren
tie de Sebastopol.
La gaceta., 1942-06-16

Roberto Farinacci, uno de
los lacayos de Benitin, escribe
en- SUI mercerario peri6d'co
Regime Fasciste": Churchill,
un feroz antiholsevique y enc
migo jurado de Russia, ACADIA
de levantar sd copa por Ia pros
peridad y buena fortuna de un
regimen que detesta, y por un
Estado que necesariamenle es
ell rival de Ingl&terra y Asia
Robertin no dee, sin embar
go, que Russia e Inglaterra Sc
c~omprometieron, solemnemen-
tie, a no conquistar nuevos te-
rritorios Y q laborar. un!das,
por crear un mundo mejor.
Y la aurora de csc mundo
mejor no llegara hasta que
sean ahorcados, en- Roma o en-
Napoles, los hombres como
Mussolini, Farinacci y Ell yer
no de Benito "cara-feroche."
Evening star., 1942-11-15
HOUSES & Aprs., FLORIDA.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

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ORLANDO RENT 8-BKDROOM, 2X.
Court; attractively furnished; eleetricaHy
equipped; automatic hot-air heat; part Of
winters fuel furnished; near exclusive pr1-
yard. flowers. palm trees: references re-
auired: Pictures. floor plan and rent upon
request. Seasonal or yearly. Owner. n. D.
BROoeITR. Box 20, Cocoa, Fla.
Evening star., 1942-11-15

147z CHAPLIN NV. Apt. 28-l or Girls
TO share furn. apt. CO. 270A.
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WANTED YOUNG NAN 10 66AH1
studio apt. With 3 other young men;
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-12
Home Talent Play Opens Tonight

Matthew Baudek, George Barich,
John Bouska, Lucille Brula, Bonnie
Cock, Robert Ellis, Larry Grahek,
Marjory Greene, Rose Ann Harvat,
Evelyn Kivipelto, Edward Kosorok,
Arleen Krause, Arlene Levander, Ru-
dolph Mrache, william Mulek, Eugene
Norma, Helen Peshel, Mildred PAX
syla, Ethel Seliga, Lorraine Stark
man Mary Ellen Stember, Geraldine
Thomas, Clarice Zimmerman.
| Personnel of the voluntary chorus:
First Soprano-Joyce Anderson, Lucas
Chimzar, Betty Deyak, Rita Duren-
berger, Lorraine Erickson, Dorothy
Fink, Eva Harri, Agnes Hannula,
Warren Hansen, LaVerne Hayden.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Burja, Law
renee Dusich, Dorothy Fink, Joseph
Golobich, Edward Gregorich, Ray
mond Levar, Glee Marie Leon, John
Novosel, Frank Samec, James Slogan,
Dolores Velcheff, Jane zelesnikar,
Marjorie zorman, Rose Marie Marolt.
Norwegian-Violet Anderson, Flor
ence Handberg, Patricia Helback,
Elsie Murto, Duane Myers, Marlene
Nelson.
First Soprano-Mabel Janeksela,
Leona JaneZich, Theresa Koschak,
Arleen Krause, Lorraine Lassila, Helen
Maxi, Edward MavetZ, Arthur Murphy,
Elsie Murto, Chester Ojala, Margaret
Palmgard, Mildred Pavlisich, Emery
Prisk, Betty Pruk Harriet Riikola
Ella Salo, Frank Samec, Ethel Seliga
Stanley Starkman, Margaret Startz
Roslyn Urbas, Dolores Velcheff, Mar
garet Yakich, Mary Yakich, Jane
zelesnikar.
Second Soprano-Marilyn Alfalfa
Matthew Baudek, Carol Bianchi, John
Bouska, Jean Buckley, Mavis Daniel
son, Lois Donahue, Marjory Greene
Carol Gustafson, Florence Handberg
AYES Hall, Patricia Helback, Howard
Janeksela, Lorraine johnson, Bernice
Kangas, Theresa Kapsch, Evelyn
Kivipelto, Hugo Korpi, Mary Koshak
Clarence Lappi, Robert Limstrom
Doris Loushin, Mary Ann Markovich
Ruth Marsnik, william Morris, Ru-
dolph Mrache, Duane Myers, Bruce
Norby, George Nyman, Eugene Pecha
Helen Peshel, Ann Petrich, Charles
Rolando, Mary Ellen Sazdoff, Lorraine
Starkman, Marianne SLENDER, Pear
Swanson, Geraldine Thomas, Miriam
Tuomala, Clarice Zimmerman.
| Alto-Jane Bohtho, Lucille Brula
| Patricia Buccowich, Lawrence Burja
Ronald Cersine, Bonnie Cock, Betty
| Danielson, Patsy Durenberger, Mary
| Dusich, Robert Ellis, Lucille Gordon
Marcella Grahek, Donna Mae Hall
Joe Kastelic, Dolores Kozar, Glet
Marie Leon, Mary Lesar, Arlene Lev
ander, Loretta Mackey, Ellen Maxi
piha, Rose Marolt, Eden Mattson
Helen Nankervis, Eugene Norma, Mar.
garet Osaben, Dorothy Peitso, JUNE
Pickett, Ernest Ravnikar, Rosemar,
Rudman, Ann Skeryanc, Franz
Stepec, Fred Takavitz, Rose Mary
TauZell, Muriel Thompson, Berns
Tjader, Robert Senta.
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SCHOOL PURCHASES
HEALTHAIRE UNITS

The school board at its regular
meeting Monday night purchased so
Healthaire units which will be in
ctalled in the kindergarten rooms, two
first grade rooms, the health depart
ment in the Memorial building, and
in Washington auditorium.
The units not only provide better
light but also perform a more i'm
portant function in steri1izing the air,
preventing contagion. They curb the
spread of colds, influenza and other
ailments.
The resignation of Amelia M
Schuster as secretary to the superin-
tendent, effective next Wednesday, was
accepted. The superintendent and
schools committee will select her sue
cesSor.
The sales and purchasing committee
was directed to make a study to see if
any school-owned typewriters could
be sold to the government for use by
the military department.
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Jack Meittunen Buried
Here Last SATURDAY..

The funeral for Jack Meittunen, Jr.
son of Mr.. and Mrs j. N Meitunen OF
this city, who died in Nopening hos
pital Thursday after a six-week's ILL
ness, was, held Saturday from the
Suomi Synod church, the Rev. Douglas
Ollila officiating.
The funeral was attended by filled
church. The remains were brought
from Duluth Friday to the Laing
Mortuary where they remained until
taken to the church Saturday morn
ing where they lay in state up to Zoo
o'clock, the hour of the funeral, and
where hundreds of friends and neigh
bors called to pay their last respects
to one they admired.
Pail bearers were VIM. Bates, Isaac
Martell, Wayne Passi, Laurin Leino
Clinton Coombe and Laurin Pietila.
Deceased was born in this city on
october 10, 1890. Surviving are his
parents, his wife and young son. Also
surviving are three sisters, Mrs. Glen
Taylor of st. Paul, Mrs. Arthur Ry-
berg of Mobridge, S. D., and Mrs
Farley Sorg of this city. All were
here for the funeral.
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cUKNLY browns

Ralph Cuhnly, 40, drowned
in Eastwood lake yesterday,
The Miner learned this morn
ing. The mishap was reported
by Joe Chosa, who came here
to notify authorities. Cuhnly's
overturned canoe was found
by Chosa, who recovered the body
from underneath the craft The body
was brought back to Ely this morn
ing by seaplane.
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Birthday Celebration by
the Y. f. w. Auxiliary.

Meeting on the exact date of In
stitution, Nov. 5th, the VF'W Auxiliary
celebrated its Bird anniversary by ini-
tiating 20 new members, among whom
was Mrs. Steve Labor, Gold Star
Mother. Bringing the auxiliary's men,
bership roll to 80 members.
Americanism chairman, Miss Marie
Peshel, reported distributing so copies
of The Flag QuizZ to the schools. Boy
and Girl Scouts and other organiza-
tionS.
Hospital chairman Mrs. Vivian I'M
hoff reported that material for sew
ing had arrived.
Rred Cross chairman Mrs. Lillian
Harri announced that the members
were again knitting sweaters, gloves
and helmets for the Red Cross.
The auxiliary sent $780, their full
quota, to the Health and Happiness
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-12
AT ELYS
THEATERS
WAKE ISLAND" REENACTS
EPIC STAND OF MARINES

Belching cannon, the shrek of div
ing planes, the roar of anti-aircraft
and the staccato hammering of ma
chine guns, the symphony of battle
accompanying the deeds of our heroic
American fighting Marines, will thun-
der out from the screen of the State
Theatre, when Paramount's wake
Island" arrives this weekend.
Paramount has taken the epic story
of the fourteen-day siege of our
Pacific outpost, one of the most in
spring stands of this war, and made
a screen drama of it,. from the view
point of the men who fought the
battle. -Four hundred and forty-Six
Marines fought an invading force of
more than 20 times their number.
Among the players in this thrilling
story of Marine heroism are such out
standing performers as Brian DON
levy, Robert Preston, Walter Abel
Barbara Britton and Walter Bendix
John Farrow, a Lieutenant COM
mander in the Canadian Navy until
he was recently invalided out of SER
epic new film. Credit for the original
story is given to the United States
Marine Corps.
Aiming for entertainment, wake
Island" tells the story of the men on
the sandy atoll and how they reacted
when the Japs began their murderous
attack. Their personal stories, their
emotions in the days of crisis and
their personal heroism highlight the
narrative. It should prove to be a
powerful tale, enacted by the highly
competent team of actors.
Brian Donlevy plays the part of
Major Cation, in command Of the
Wake Island forces; Robert Preston,
lusty, devil-may-car Leatherneck;
Macdonald Carey, a flying marine
lieutenant, who Single-anded sinks a
Jap cruiser; Albert Kekker, civilian
construction boss in charge of build
ing the island defenses, and Walter
Abel, naval officer.
The evidence at hand indicates that
"Wake Island" will prove one of the
most inspiring films Hollywood has
yet produced during the war.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-12

"Funzapoppin'," riotous
three-act comedy presented by
all local talent, will have it's
premier opening in Washing
ton auditorium tonight at 8
o'clock.
The play, sponsored by the Frank
Lozar post of the American Legion,
will also be presented again tomor-
row night. A program of specially
numbers will be given at both per-
formanceS.
The cast includes Miss Esther Paci-
otti at Betty Blair, rooming house
operator; Keith Brownell, Bobby
Blair; William LaBeau, Victor Treu-
man; George Butorac, Sylvester Fogg
III; Rosaline Mantel, Trudi Worth
ington Brown; Mrs. Ruth King, Mrs
Worthington Brown; Stanley Modin
j. Edgar Dunwoody; Kathleen Nc
Guire, Bridget O'Brady; Miss Frances
Spooner, Ambrosia; Miss Frances
Hilligan, Mrs. Snappett; Mrs. William
Trezona, Gabby Gooney, and Mrs
Leslie Bolitho, Aunt Ida from Idaho.
Music will be provided by the Mem
orial high school orchestra, directed
by Frank v. Di Nino, and Theresa
Fleming as accompanist.
Specially numbers include Edward
and Frank Shepel in songs, Lynn
Pearson, vocal solos, and Louis Rebel
accordion selections. A girls chorus
will be composed of Emily Chinn
Ann Eckert, Betty Handberg, Shirley
Johnson, Virginia Hoppa, and Mary
Lindbeck, with Miss Fleming as &C.
companist.
Ely residents will see some of TIT
city's best amateur talent in tht
Dr0dIlcti0n
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Dorothy Peitso, Jerome Tarvin.

Dorothy Peitso. Jerome Tarvin.
Finnish-Marilyn Alfalfa, Arthur
Erickson, Harry Haapala, Eva Harri,
Howard Janeksela, Mabel Janeksela,
Lorraine Johnson, Shirley Kari, Hugo
Korpi, Loretta Mackey, Helen Maxi,
Eden Mattson, Chester Ojala, Clark
Rum, Ella Salo, Stanley Starkman,
Miriam Tuomala.
Danish-Richard Camaish, Donald
Fredrickson, Marilyn Handberg, Agnes
Hannula, Agnes Hannula, LaVerne
Hayden, Joe Klug, Theresa Koschak
Dolores Kozar. Douglas Mattson, Bruce
Norby, Ernest Pavlisich, Charles Ro-
lando, Rosemary Rudman, Lois Yad-
losky.
Early American-Joyce Anderson
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POWELL, SHELTON
STAR IN NEW COMEDY

A delightful combination of dane
ing and music by Eleanor Powell and
Tommy Dorsey's orchestra, with COM
edy by Red Shelton, is on the bill at
the Ely Theatre, where the M-G-M
musical comedy, "Ship Ahoy," is sche-
duled this weekend.
Miss Powell offers five completely
new dance routineS. In one she actu-
ally taps out Morse code message,
to notify her friends that enemy
agents are operating. There is little
attempt at serious plotting, the whole
arrangement being happily dedicated
to mirth.
Red Shelton is, as usual, inimitable
in his comedy role as the sutton of
Miss Powell. Virginia OBrien and
Bert Lair add to the amusement
while she sings a comedy number
while Lahr carols ell Take Tallulah. I"
The picture was cleverly directed by
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These Merchants Will Help You GET YOUR DEER

fund of the VIEW National Orphanage
in Eaton Rapids, Mich.
Mrs. Matt Herranen was elected
trustee and was installed by district
president Mrs. Dan Jarvi.
Luncheon hoStesSes were: Mrs. Ansol
Skantze, Mrs. Frank Jasper, Mrs. Mary
Freshmen, Mrs. Frances KoSchak and
Mrs. Anna Jurisich. A vote of thanks
was rendered Mrs. VIM. Kelly for the
lovely anniversary cake she presented
to the Auxiliary.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-12

Eddie Buzzen and the supporting roles
played by william Post, Jr., Stuart
Crawford and Bernard Nedell, are
well handled A chorus of Hollywood
beauties appears with Miss Powell.
Tommy Dorsey and his starring
aggregation play variety of melodies,
including Moonlight Bay" "Last Call
for Love-" "I'm getting Sentimental
Over You"
In the course of her contrasting
dance numbers, Miss Powell taps a
number titled La Torria, in unique
imitation of a bull fighter in action.
There is another novelty in rhythm
with Buddy Rich, the crack trap
drummer of the Dorsey band.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-12
WAR PICTURE COMING.

Two war pictures, Midway and
Coral Sea Battles" and the "Battle OF
France" will be shown in the Com
munity Center auditorium Saturday
Nov. 81, at and 7:30 p. m. The pic
lures are sponsored jointly by the
Range Civilian Defense Council and
the Ely Civilian Defense Council.
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EARLY MASS.

In order that all Catholic hunters
may have the opportunity to fulfill
their Sunday obligation an early Mass
will be said at $50 a. m. on Novem-
Der Is and %. The other Masses will
be said at the regular hours: 7:45,
900. 1O:l5 O'Clock.
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J. H. CONCERT
Continued From Page One)

Norwegian-Robert Junke, Mary Ko-
shak, Doris Loushin, John Mikolich,
kathleen Nyberg, June Pickett. Rob-
ert Slabodnik.
Italian-Arthur DiBernardi, Ronald
Cersine, John Elieoff, George Marsnik,
Marilyn Mihelcic, Margaret Osaben
Mary Ellen Sazdoff, Rose Mary Tau
eel, Margaret Yakich, Mary Yakich.
Irish-Jean Buckley, Donna Mae
Hall, Patsy Durenberger, Warren
Hansen, Robert Limstrom, Ruth
Marsnik, Jack Mulek, Arthur Murphy
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-12
Miss PauLSOn to Talk
at KiIDanis Tonight.

Miss Gunhild Paulson, high school
American History instructor viii be
the main speaker at the Kiwanis club
meeting tonight at $50 at the Forest
Hotel.
w. P. Wolff is in charge of this
weeks program which will also include
several musical selections
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23
Paris Sextet
Adds Jameson

Jimmy Jameson, a right winger.
VIII be in the PariSclean lineup
tonight at Olympia when it at
temptS 10 halt the rush Of the
Toledo BabCockS to the Michigan
Ontario Hockey League champion
ship according 10 Art McDermott.
manager OF the Detroit team.
The Q n 10 ans made il two
straight over PariSclean by win
ming, 2-l, Saturday night in Toledo
on pair Of goals by Jimmy Bau-
dino, the last in the final minute.
and need only one more victory
for the title.
The veteran Rudy Zunich was
injured in the Toledo game and
probably won't play tonight. which
prompted MCDermott 10 sign
Jameson. The latter was with
Holzbaugh last season. and after
a tryout with the Red Wings was
sent 10 Indianapolis. Later he was
turned over TO Providence.
McDcrmott says he has The
leagues permission 10 use jamie
son,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23
Continued on Page Ia
Printers
Led by
EnseI

William Engel IS S5s 10 the
good today as his 922 total gave
him first in the Union Printers
Classic yesterday at Detroit Rec
reation. Dan Horie took second
on 92l and Robert Weir third on
9l8. Weir won the pen and pencil
set given by The Detroit Time
circulation department as prize for
high game. He had 2S7.
Conditions called for four games
across eight alleys. The event
drew a field of PCS. Contestants
came IN from Flint. Cleveland
Dayton, Indianapolis, Saginaw and
Toledo
Others finishing we'll UP were:
Howard Janks. 9O7: Henry Van.
delinder. 90l: Clarence Timm. SS4
Herb Eschbach. S64, Bert Wetzel.
S64; Michael Schultz, $50, Web
ster Lehman. $50.