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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-07-23
CEILINGS:
Some Changes

When first the General Maximum
Price regulation was introduced it
was pretty difficult to adjust cases
that appeared to be directly harm
ing someone unfairly. This has now
been amended to permit Leon Hen
derson's Office of Price Admins
tration to adjust ceiling prices in GER
tain hardship cases."
Frozen fruits and vegetables were
among the first ceilings to face adj
justment. Ceiling prices on these
products are being increased to pre-
vent crops from rotting in the field
because of increased gathering and
packing costs.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-07-23
RATIONINC:
Gasoline

About 100000 eastern motorists
were to get their basic permanent
gasoline coupon books, said OPA,
and local boards were instructed to
insist on complete proof of eligibil-
ity and need before granting sup
Elemental rations of any kind.
However, congressman, members
Of state and local legislatures, and
other government officials will be
eligible for special rations" for use
in legislative OF official business.
Bona fide political candidates may
have extra rations for travel neces-
sary to the prosecution of their can
didacies. Newspaper reporters and
photographers will be eligible for
supplementary rations up to guam
tity sufficient to permit 470 miles
of occupational driving per month if
they can meet car pooling provi-
sions.
Gasoline stations which have been
supplying war workers will be
granted increased monthly quotas
and the WPB granted OPA author
ity to require filling station opera
tors to submit coupons or other evil
dence that rationing regulations are
being complied with when gasoline
is delivered to their stations.
Eligible motorists may be refused
new tires by local rationing boards
if an inspectors report shows that
the purchaser has abused his old
tires, according to an announce
ment made by OPA. Also local
boards may receive application for
new tires from purchasers of trac-
tors, farm implements, and other
vehicles sold without tires.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-07-23
WAR WORK.:
For Millions

From the War Manpower COM
mission came word that approx
mately 100000 persons will be
brought into war work in 1912 from
nondefense plants. Another 1,4OO, 900
will come in from the unemployed,
100000 from the agriculture labor
supply and over three million from
the regular increase in the national
labor supply. During 1912 and 1913
almost 20 million people will be
drawn into war production and the
armed services.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-07-23
SABOTEURS:
HI Doubt

The eight Nazi saboteurs as they
were tried for their lives before a
Washington, D. c., military COM
mission had the benefit of govern
ment-appointed counsel which tried
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-07-23
GENERAL JOSEPH STILLWELL
Helped with "change of policy"

GENERAL JOSEPH STILLWELL
Helped vith "change of policy"
There has been definite change
in policy since July l. (This was
the date on which regular u. S.
army air forces started operations
in China.) Hankow,. Canton and
other cities in occupied China which
were never bombed before have
been bombed now"
So began hard-hitting statement
from the headquarters of Brig. Gen.
Claire l.. Chennault, chief of air
operations against the Japs in
China.
1--WE are going deeper and deeper
into China. All cities under Japa-
nese occupation will be bombed.
There will be more active policy
from now on. You can draw your
own conclusions as to what will hap.
pen," he further stated.
Meanwhile, concrete evidence Of
this new surge Of strength was re-
vealed in an announcement from
Lieut.. Gen. Joseph Stillwen's
Chungking headquarters which said
that Linchwan, important base for
the Jap thrust in Kinangsi province,
had been bombed by ''Allied
planes"
But not only air power seemed to
be growing in the Linchwan sector,
for the Chinese ground troops were
reported driving back the Japs
toward that city and toward Nam
chang.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-07-23
Ans1Uer in Crete?

Experts looked toward Crete for
the answer. For on that island in
the Mediterranean were based the
Nazi ace in the hole. This consisted
of the powerful plane force and the
parachute troops that had taken the
island from the Greeks last year
and which now were poised to re-
heve pressure from Rommel.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-07-23

EDITORS NOTE-When opinions
are expressed in these columns, they
are those of the news analyst, and not
necessarily of this newspaper.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-07-23
Weekly News Anays
Powerful Strength of Na Thrust Drives Greatest Cain Russia

blast the advance British lines. This
seemed to mean that from some
where had come help.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-07-23

Price relief will also soon be
granted for jams, jellies and pre-
serves.
Some idea Of the amount of
money to be spent, taxed or saved
throughout the country in the COM
ing months came from Commerce
Secretary Jesse Jones in a state
ment to the effect that the American
people in 1943 will have over
$50, 000, 100000 more income than
"the value Of things for which the
money can be spent
BILLIONS:
For War
Congressional war appropriations
now total more than $225, 900, 900, 900,
but the U. S. actually has spent
less than 40 billions, according to
current War Production board fig
ures. There is an average daily
rate Of expenditures for war by gov
eminent agencies of $158, 800, 900.
Last month the WPB bureau of
finance obtained $62, 100, 1854 in the
form Of loans or advances on pay
ments for war materials for 1877
manufa cturers.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-04-09
BIRD HOUSES.

A new craft project for April will
be the construction of bird houses
Boys and girls are urged to take part
as the recreation department has
plans for a bird house contest near the
end of the month. Prizes viii be
awarded for the best houses.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-04-09
FOREST PLANTING
STOCK AVAILABLE

Since the war and defense activities
have caused material changes in the
work of the u. S. forest service, a
quantity of excellent forest planting
stock is now available for sale. Ac-
cording to Mr.. Hendee, Supervisor of
the Superior Forest, the forest service
desires that this planting stock be
utilized to the fullest extent for re-
forestation purposes.
The stock available at several u
S. forest nurseries in the lake states
includes 100000 jack pine and over a
million red pine at the Eveleth nur-
sery, as well as 100000 white spruce
and $1,000 black spruce at the Knife
River Nursery, Two Harbors 1t will
be sold by the usual bid process to
individuals or non governmental
agencies for planting on privately
owned lands. Other stock is being
made available to local governmental
agencies for planting on public land.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-04-09
GAME ROOM.

The attendance at the Community
Center game rooms is increasing each
day. Larger rooms are needed for this
activity in order to take care of the
participants. Each day several boys
and girls are turned away because of
the inadequate facility.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-04-09
MOOSE LODGE BOWLERS Defend
STATE TITLE AT CL0QUET MEET

The bowling team of Moose lodge
No. 1880 will defend their state title
at Cloquet Sunday.
Members of the team include John
Lozar, Mike Bachar, DR.. T Ahola,
Jack Poshak, and John Prola Only
the team event is rolled, and there
are no singles or doubles.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-04-09
H. S. DANCE FRIDAY.

The Pep club and Girls Athletic
association of Memorial high school
will sponsor dance in Mem
orial gymnasium Friday night. Dor
othy Senta and Leona Kunstel of the
G.A.A. and Doris Alfalfa and Doris
Dyhr of the Pep club are co-chairmen.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-04-09
TRAINING SCHOOL.

The recreation staff will attend a
leaders training session at Virginia
today. AL activities will be closed for
the day.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-04-09
Franti Comes Through With
Winning Goal in Final
Seconds of Game.

Red Heads .........4 IL 2S
The Ely Independents defeated the
All-American Red Heads, 1928, on
Memorial court Sunday night but it
wasn't until the final seconds that the
issue was decided.
The elongated Torsti Franti came
through with his only basket of the
game with but 20 seconds to go to
put Ely in the van by single point.
The Ely club had 1-point margin
as the final minute started, but Gene
Love, foot inch center for the Red
Heads, cracked in pot shot to take
the advantage away. Defeat looked
certain until Franti connected with
the winning goal.
A near capacity crowd was on hand
to witness the fray, in which Ely
lead until the final quarter when the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-04-09
Much Worked

The balance and handspring of q
watch vibrates $4,000 times an hour.
more than 157,000,0OO times year,
and emits as many ticks during
its daily duties.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-04-09

has not had a good start as yet due
to the jig saw at the craft shop being
sent for repairs. An airplane model
display will be shown at the Com
munity Center in the near future.
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Draft Order Numbers

IL - - ~~A -
1884,
T 464-Jack H. Kehus, Jr., Tower.
534-
T 465-Douglas E. Johnson, Tower.
685-
T 1866 Charles K. S. Nappa, Ely.
40
T 467-Matt Emil johnson, Tower.
I22-
T 468-Elmer johnson, Soudan.
369-
T 469-Albert Joseph Roy, Soudan.
3I2-
T 470-Gust j. Helbacka, Jr., Ely.
248-
T 471-Arnie Arthur Lynn, Ely.
246-
T Richard Anderson, Tower.
6O4-
T 473-Ronald j. Morcom Soudan.
S.
T 474-Jacob E. Untinen, Birch Lake
115
T 475-Henry Stephan Folz, Ely.
3d.
T 476 Samuel Maxi, Ely
476-
T 477-Louis F. Kotzian, Ely.
61I-
T 478- Emmett j. B. Sund, Ely.
118-
T 479-Bernard A. Jerich, Ely.
$40
T William Pusari, Town of Morse
289-
T 481-Ivan Tauzell, Ely.
686-
T 482-Fred T. Gordon, winton.
$50
T 483-Adolph GUST Janeksela, Ely.
1885,
T 484-Anton Paul, Ely.
3D.
T 485-Reuben A. Anderson, Soudan
468-
T 4S6-Anton Erchul, Soudan.
494-
T 487-Edward v. werman, Ely.
297-
T 488-Ambert w. Anderson, Tower.
566-
T 489-John Joseph Pucel, Ely.
1873
T 49O-John E. Micklech, Soudan.
1856
T 491-Reuben Lewis Taylor, Ely.
288-
T 492-Douglas J. Nankervis, Ely.
o.
T 493-Andrew VIM. Anderson, Ely.
635-
T 494-Joseph B. Snidearsich, Soudal
ILL
T 495-Augusti A. Sipila, Soudan.
343-
T 496-Fred F. Mattson, Ely
1874
T 497-Wayne w. Holmes, Embarras
157-
T 498-Eino R. Salminen, Ely.
260-
T 499-John Jacksha, Tower.
567-
T 5OO-Frank John Vertnik. Ely.
SOL to $50.
T 5O1-Thomas G. st. Marie, Ely.
345-
T 501-Erling Robt Tornfelt, Ely.
$40
T 5O3-George John Rhein, Ely.
81
T 5O4-Joseph Bottiani, Ely.
674-
T 505-Jack Peter Roland, Ely.
691-
T sos Paul Joseph Yadlosky, Ely.
1866
T 507-Toivo Nikolai Maxi, Ely.
ell
T 5O8-Edwin j. st. Vincent, Soudal
453-
T 509-Frank M. Skala, Tower.
1856
T 510-John j. Siverberg, Soudan.
49,
T 511-Samuel Victor Norha, Ely.
637-
T 512-John Laurich, Ely.
218-
T 513-Alfred H. Anderson, Tower.
586-
T 514-Anton Centa, Ely.
1908
T Charlie w. Hill, Yer. Twp.
1903
T 516-Andrew Hill, vermilion.
SEQ
T 517-verner A. johnson, Soudan.
23-
T William S. Wilson, Tower.
625-
T 51s-Louis Hugo Senta, Ely.
1856
T 52O-Peter P. Yapel, Soudan.
661-
T 521-Jalmer John Jokela. Ely.
$40
T 522-James w. Shaw, Jr., Ely.
368-
T 523-Arvid L. Anderson, Tower.
60
T 524EArthur w. Anderson, Kugler.
398-
T 525-John Brula, Jr., Ely.
90
T SIG Elmer Mathew Arola, Soudan.
Sly
T 527-Herbert o. Bohlin, Yer. Lake 7
500
T 528-Axel Henry Arola, Ely.
160-
T $40 Stanley John Domanoski, Ely
go
T 53O-Urho Jacob Niemi, Ely.
286--
T 531-Fred Carlson, Soudan.
1O8-
T 532-Matt w. Nevala, Embarrass.
384-
T 533-Matt A. Arvola, Jr., Ely.
173-
T 534-Edward F. Edwards, Ely.
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500
T 3l2-Joseph Kerntz, Everett Lake.
7O2-
T 313-Rudolph w. Schulz, Ely.
657-
T 31HJoseph Michael Stoll Ely.
1905
T s15-Ed. G. wickstrom, Embarrass
338-
T 316-John Andrew Norby, waasa.
2S5-
T s17-Theodore E. Sondstrom, Ely.
252-
T 318-william Jack MAXI, Ely.
222-
T 319-Wilram Jackson, Tower.
SIS
T 320-Edward John Petek Ely.
1856
T 321-Fred Povhe, Ely.
1856
T 322-Frank L. Shepel, Ely.
$751;
T 323-Leander August Rum. Ely.
90
T 324-Herbert E. Rosenbloom, Ely.
15O-
T 325-Michael Jas. Skradski, Ely.
512-
T 326-Anton John Cellar, Soudan.
353-
T william H. Aubin, Tower.
284-
T 32S-John Alfred Grano Tower.
GA
T 32s Nick Heikkila. Embarrass.
254-
T 33O-Leslie John Hynes, soudan.
1H-
T 331-Aloys F. Weinzierl, Tower.
282-
T 332-Chas H. Kinnunen, Embarras.
669-
T 333-Niilo Arthur Niemi, Waasa.
631
T 334-Elmer j. E. Olson, Soudan.
333-
T 3S5-William John Lilya, Soudan.
623-
T William E. Starkman, Ely.
649-
T 337-Harry j. Christopher, Ely.
37-
T 33s-Robert Anton Slogan, Ely.
677-
T 339-Henry @. Nicholson. Robinson
H7-
T 340-John Einari Koski, Ely.
Go
T 341-John Adolph Antilla, soudan.
461-
T 342-Lawrence L. Nobert Tiwer.
682-
T 343-Gust E. Mustonen, Tower.
1856
T 344-Helmer william Noren, Soudar
IL j.
T 345-Matt Arvid Mattson, Pike.
ISL
T 346-Joseph Jacob Leoni, Ely.
1856
T Rudolph H. Kultala, soudan.
241-
T 348James Mitchell, Jr., Ely.
ST.
T s4s-Raymond Roy Kari, waasa.
207-
T George Herbert Arola, Soudar
ISL to 400.
T 351-Albert Louis Kurre, Ely.
81
T $50 Samuel E. Swanson, Ely.
636-
T william F. Richards, Ely.
491-
T 354-Louis John Garni, Jr., Ely.
668-
T 355-James Francis Wolff, Ely.
616-
T 356-Harold Dillon, Ely.
638-
T 357-Felix r. Hannula, Embarrass
104-
T 358-Albert Armas Helen, Kugler.
a.
T $50 Walter Arthur Salo, Pike.
1872
T $50 Sigurd F. Olson, Ely.
$685.
T S61-Reino w. Holappa, vermilion.
$40
T 362-Frank Steve Lickar, Ely.
548-
T 1853 Oscar Rudolph Pirila, Ely.
1872
T 1854 George William Volt, Ely.
109-
T 365-George w. Kyro, Ely.
CAS-
T Ellsworth G. Johnson, Ely.
514-
T 367-Hillard H. Larson, Soudan.
234-
T william T. Hiltunen, Tower.
18-
T $50 Edward skantze, Ely.
as
T 37O-Emil Mike Pyhala, Embarrass.
713-
T 371-Eric A. Karlson, Rabbit.
T 372-william j. Lunka, Ely.
CAS-
T s7s-Harry williams, Ely.
350-
T s74- George e. warho, Embarrass.
619-
T 375-william Milon, Pike.
712-
T S76-Matt E. Janeksela, Ely.
563-
T 377-Nels Olaf Lofgren. winton.
Ut
T 37s-Joseph r. Markovich, Ely.
i04-
T s7s-Lyle James Brennan, Ely.
704=
T sso-James Whitman Pete, Ely.
e28-
T ssi-Pentti E. Metsapelto. Ely.
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Sc
T 632-Simon E. Lindholm, Ely
427-
T 633- H. Saarberg, Ely.
61-
T 634LFrank John Puzel, Ely
159-
635-George Andrus Pete, Ely.
T e36-Frank veranth, Ely
374-
T 6S7-William Peter Poulos, Ely
142-
T 6ss-Harry wilfred Kumma, Tower.
365-
T 639-George ]. Jamsa, Ely.
627-
64O-John Takavitz, Jr, Ely
169-
641-Fred Frank Tomsich, Ely.
642-Ernest johnson. soudan
243-
64S Stanley Mathew senta, Ely.
592-
644-Frank Victor Peterson, Ely.
585-
645-Anthony skala, Ely
275-
s4s-waino Mike somero, Ely.
6S3-
T Kenneth W. Stevens, Ely.
64S-John K Labernik, Ely.
| 701-
T 64s Joseph Boldin, Ely.
| GEL
65O-Charles Wesley Anderson, Ely
651 to 700.
| 1906
T 651-Sanfred Lundstrom, Tower
| 383-
| T 652-Edward Frank Golob Ely.
451-
T 65S-Raymond L. Poljanec, Ely.
| 341-
T 654-Felder Nils Alfalfa, Ely.
/ Cos
T 655-W William John Wenstrom, Ely.
| 477-
/ T 656-Charles John Konu, Ely
!9
T 657-Steve Merhar, Ely.
49,
T 65S-Norman A. soderberg, soudan
| 262-
T 659-Michael Klobuchar, Ely.
| 626-
T 66O-w William NJ Maxi, Ely
| 361-
T 661-Joseph BOSNIAN, Jr, Ely.
| SIS
T 662-Eric M wahlberg, Ely
| 279-
T 66S-Matt Cherne, Ely.
1872
T 664-cyri John Martin, Ely
| 10
T 665-Reino w. Laitinen Embarrass.
/ 352-
T 666-John August Kangas, Ely.
| DOL
T 667-Joseph Daniel Roman, Ely.
695-
T 668-Joseph E. Marshall, Ely.
1876
T 66s-Josiah Thomas Cock.
281-
T 67O-Anton F. Kotchevar, Ely.
49,
T 671-wm. A Suikkonen, Embarrass.
403-
T 672-w William c. williams, soudan.
412-
T 673-Albert B. Coates, Tower.
7S-
T 674-Joseph vernett Ely.
372-
T 675-Robert Wesley Getty, Ely.
| 339-
T 676-Archie Peter Swanson Ely
| 379-
T 677-Axel John Lamppa, Embarrass.
! 1872
T 67S-Gust T. Korpi, soudan
49,
T 679-Walter Smith, Ely.
$50
T 6sO-Louis Kosorok, Ely
80
T 681-Millard Pearson Ely.
| Isl
T 6S2-NIike Lekatz, Ely.
| $751;
T 6S3-W William Korpi, Soudan
1873
T 684-John Joseph Rom, Ely.
240-
| T 685-John j. Slabodnik, Ely
| 536--
| 686-Conrad G. Haugen, Ely
| 81
T 687-Charles A. Keranen Pike
1872
688 Joseph S. Perkovich, Ely.
So
T 6S9-Melvin Washington, Ely.
31S-
T 69O-John Frank Mavetz, Ely
80
T 691-Arvid Larson, Ely.
665-
6s2-Anton slabodnik Ely.
164-
69S-John A. Anderson. Ely.
393-
T 694-Lawrence r. Brisson, Ely.
355-
T 6s5-Thomas F. Donovan, Embarrass
336-
696-John Urho Kangas, Ely.
113-
T 697-Alho Hokkanen, Ely
198-
T 500 Matt Banovetz, Ely.
287-
T 699-Oscar John Alaspa, waasa
Ga
T 700-Leslie H. Nicholas Ely.
701 to It's
672-
T 701-Gabriel DeMeio Ely
710-
T 7O2-Leslie Gerald Mats Tower
227-
i 7O3-Frank Mizera Ely
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81
T SAB Theodore Fredrickson, Isabella.
176-
T 54s-August E. Stromberg, Waasa.
49,
T 550-Peter A. Wattunen, Tower
551 to 600.
697-
T 551-Stephen Startz, Ely.
629-
T 552-Arthur w. zerahn, Ely.
681-
T 55s-Joseph George svetin, Ely.
Ill
T 554-Bernard John Hutar. Ely.
484--
T 555-Ensio John Aho, Ely.
235-
T 556-John NORM, Tower.
SD
T 557-Christian Halverson, Soudan.
161-
T 55s-Alvin H. Tandler, Town, Morse
1877
T 559-Dewey A. Hardy, Fall Lake.
sos
T 56O-Harry J. Chiabotti, Soudan.
699-
T 561-Grant Corser, Tower.
| ST.
T 562-John Mathew Agnich, Ely.
| 500
T 563-Arthur Norby, Waasa.
463-
T 564-Arne Hugo Saari, Ely.
| 255-
T 565-Loyrenc Lunka, Ely.
| Gel
T 566-Henry S. Salo, Embarrass.
| 1885,
T 567-Victor Harold Erickson, Ely.
| $50
T 56S-Reino Huhta, Kugler.
| 584-
T 56s-Ernest N. Antilla, Soudan.
418-
IT 57O-Fred j. Hokans, Tower.
1876
T 571-Uno Earl Ojala, Ely.
49,
T 572-Matt j. Keranen, Jr., Ely.
rs
T 573-Henry Hendrickson, Ely
211-
T 574-Raymond w. Myllysilta, waasa
473-
T 575-Orramel P. Moore, Ely.
208-
T 576-Thomas WHO Mattila. Rabbit
SIS
T 577-Hugo C. Danielson, soudan.
49,
T 578-Joseph M. Poshak, Ely.
363-
T 579-Harold E. Carlson, Soudan.
1856
T $50 George H. Hendrickson, soudal
357-
T 581-Frank I. Gustafson, Ely.
ass
T 5S2-Roy Edward Wattunen, Ely.
576-
T 583-Eino Mathew Aspie, Ely.
242-
T 584-Joseph Deyak, Ely.
l26-
T George T. somero, Ely.
GIL
T $50 Bartholomew j. Lenich, Ely.
413-
T William H. Rikhus, Ely.
So
T 588-August K. Dietrich, Embarrass
216-
T 589-John Joseph Peshel, Ely.
564-
T 59O-Leonard L. Schley, Rabbit.
S.
T 591-Werner A. Esterberg, Ely.
298-
T 592-Lawrence F. Petric, Ely.
ESQ
T 5s3-Mathias Leo Kapsch, Ely.
163-
T 594-Anthony ]. Yernatich Soudan
rs
T 5s5-John Heikkila, Tower.
60
T 5s6-Eugene Merrill, Ely.
us
T 597-Alex Frances Houle, Ely.
40
T 5s8-George ]. Moilanen, Ely.
Sill
T 599-Axel E. Branwa1l, Soudan.
95-
T 600-John David Bowman, Soudan
COL to $50.
215-
T 6O1-Helmer H. Marsyla, Embarrass
359-
T 602-Matt E. Mats, Pike.
| 81
T 603-Arvo Samuel Saari, Pike.
474-
T 604will Oscar Harma, Tower.
~
T 605-James j. PeShel, Ely.
g.
T 6o6-Anthony F. Yapel, Soudan.
T 6O7-Adolph S. Nelimark, Embarrass.
500
T 60S Rudolph Worlin, Embarrass.
1877
| T 6Oo-Owney o. Hegman, Ely.
| 693-
T 610-Louis Loushin. Ely.
593-
T 611-Ronald L. Solander, Soudan.
537-
T 612-Robert Graham, Ely.
ISL
T 613-John Klobuchar, Ely.
49,
T 614-Fred E. Dargontina, Ely.
BIS
T 615-Anton Knapp. Ely.
49,
T 616-John W. Hannula, Ely.
377-
T 617--Alvin v. johnson, Rabbit.
57-
T 618-William o. Maxi, Ely.
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T 1888 Norman C. Dinsmore, Ely.
TIL
T sS4-Mike Kuzma, Ely.
679-
T 385-Arvo Jalmer Koski, Ely.
400
T 386-Michael Rom, Ely.
IA
T 387-Matija Stariha. Ely.
293-
T 388-Charles A. Hervas, Rabbit.
521-
T William R. Martin, Ely.
612-
T s9o-Toivo Suilo Mattila, Ely.
554--
T 391-John Bowler, Ely.
1I6-
T ss2-Albert Carl Banks, Ely.
SOL
T Sss-Hugo Elmer Kero, Ely.
539-
T 394-Roy I. Durenberger, Ely.
229-
T 395-John Peyla, Ely.
525-
L S95-Elno kyimala, Ely.
272-
T Charles S. Starkman, Ely.
| 98-
T 1913 Clifford I. Takkunen. Ely.
| 373-
T 399-Frank Skala, Ely
231-
T 4OO-Frank Ule, Ely.
401 to $50.
T 401-Swan j. Tanttari, Ely.
| 800
T 402-Joseph E. Labernik, Ely.
224-
T 403-Joseph Palcher, Ely.
522-
T 40tFrank Mosnik, Ely.
133-
T 405-Felix Jacob Lempia, Ely.
1856
T 406-Samuel R. Hernandez, Ely.
3O2-
T 4O7-Raymond E. Rahkola, Ely.
689-
T 4O8-Jack Joe Agnich, Ely.
622-
T 409-John A. Melartin, Town, Morse
1873
T 41O-Rudolph j. Seliga, Ely.
571-
T 411-Clifford j. Nelson, Ely.
447-
T 412-Bernard Elmer Lake, Ely.
269-
T 413-Andrew j. Herrala, Ely.
659-
T 414-Jack Francis Lampi, Ely
362-
T 415-Benjamin A. Wiley, Ely
Coz
T 416-Michael ]. Driscoll, Jr., Soudan
ELL
T ALFRED E. Frederickson. Souean.
As
T 418-George w. Edwards, Ely.
292-
T 419-Frank Melovasich, Jr., Ely.
COY
T 42O-Erick A. Nelson, Babbitt.
10
T 421-Reino A. Kylmala, Ely.
1877
T 422-Paul Cramer, Ely.
1877
T 423-Carl Otto E. Kruger, Ely.
4O2-
T 424-John Ivan Vene, Ely.
652-
T 425-Isaac R. Lamppa, Jr., Embarrass
217--
T 426-Uno Elof Maxi, Embarrass.
$50
T 427-Paul Buccowich, Jr., Ely.
407-
T 428- Frank G. Phantom, Soudan.
1872
T 429- Berger E. Lindbeck, Ely.
76-
T 430-Louis John Pucel, Ely.
500
T 431-Allan Elmer Reko, Ely.
CTS
T 432-Anton Lozar, Ely.
664-
T 433-Joseph j. Polyner, Ely.
543-
T 434-Toivo o. Luoma, Tower.
531-
T 435-Archie N. Johnson, Embarrass.
301-
T 436-Leopold Annerer, Ely
Co.
T 437-Myron C. Wiseman, Tower.
500
T 438-Otto E. Kangas. Embarrass.
1863
T 439 George Abraham Hill, Ely.
500
T A0-Leo j. Ducharme, Rabbit.
l.
T 441-Edward w. Pulkkinen, Waasa.
&C.
T 442-Hjalmer A. johnson, Soudan.
Ssh
T A3-Oscar Henry Lahti, Ely.
189-
T 4-John Anton Pecha, Ely.
go
T 445-Jay Charles Hayden, Ely.
206-
T 446-Nat John Dargontina, Ely.
COS
T 447-Arnold Martin Jylha, Ely.
SIS
T 448-Edward David Klun, Ely.
454-
T 449-Nicholas ]. Popovich, Jr., Ely.
349-
T 450-Arthur Fred Jenkins, Tower
451 to 500.
223-
T 451-Elmer Levander. Embarrass.
g.
T 452-Louis Mathew Roman, Ely.
639--
T 453-Albert Stanley Kent. Ely.
&c.,
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AIRPLANE MODELLING

A group of boys are constructing
airplanes from kit models at the Lin
coin school Work on the solid models
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ELY Independents WIN FROM
RED HEADS IN THRILLING Finish

Red Heads took over for several
minutes.
The girls were noticeably worn out
from a schedule that has pitted them
against men opponents nightly for
three months. But they gave the Ely
men plenty of trouble, and were more
than their match on many occasions
The box score:
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SPRING PROGRAM.

Plans are being formulated for the
construction of outside game courts
and sand boxes for spring and sum-
mer outside activities.
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RECREATION
NEWS
by Anthony Brimsek
Recreation Director.
CAMERA CLUB.

Otto Hokkanen. local photographer,
gave talk on the essentials of good
photography to the recreation de-
partment camera club last Monday
evening. He explained the Importance
of good equipment, proper exposure
time, composition, developing and
contact printing. After the talk by Mr.,
Hokkanen, the camera club developed
films at the dark room located at the
Lincoln school.