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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-26
BOARD PERMITS
CAGE CONTESTS

The school board at special
meeting Monday night author
lied the high school and Junior
college basketball teams and
the boys swimming team to
use commercial transportation
for out-of-town athletic con
tests.
The schedules as tentatively
drawn up were approved.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-26
Sc LANDLORDS
REGISTER HERE

Thirty-six Ely landlords had regis
tered up to this morning in the Office
of Ray Hoef1er, registration clerk, IN
the Community Center.
The landlords, even though they
rent but one room in a private home
must sign up this week.
Tenants here need pay no higher
rent than they were paying on March
l of this year, according to fedora
regulation, unless major capital i'm
provements have been completed since
| then.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-26

days for 1913 on which all business
places viii be closed. 1t was recon-
mended that a card listing these
holiday closings be posted in each
store.
Ray Hoefier, club secretary, will
represent the club at the annual meet
ing of the st. Louis County club in
Duluth Dec. 4 and 5.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-26
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Mrs. Mako Slogan was very pleas
antly surprised last Wednesday eve
ming when a group of her friends
called at her home in honor of her
birthday. Hostesses for the evening
were Mrs. Tony Slogan and Mrs. Tony
Gornik. Pinochle was played. Honors
were won by Mrs. Frank Banks, ST..
and Mrs. Stubler. Guests were Mrs
Banks, Mrs. Louis Champa, Mrs
Charles Merhar, ST., Mrs. A. Zbasnik
Mrs. Frank Jenko, Mrs. Stubler and
Mrs. Frank Petek.
Help defeat the Axis. Purchase Wal
Bonds and Stamps regularly.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-26
DEER TALES

in his neighborhood off his place by
smearing little bear grease on fence
posts and buildings. The dogs
take couple of shifts and vanish
forthwith.
A $3.50 mixture of bear grease and
venison fat is supposed to make ex-
cellent -proofing for boots ano
shoes.
A couple of local hunters dragged
their deer through the woods to
side road One went to the main high
way for the truck, while the other sa
on a stump beside the deer ant
waited. Suddenly two deer leaped int
view and raced by, fairly brushing tn
hunter off the stump. He pulled VI
his rifle and shot one at gun-barre
| distance away.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-26
DO BURNING NOW.

The U. S. forest service is recon-
mending that persons in this area do
their burning now, when the danger
of fire is low, rather than waiting
until next spring. No burning per-
mits are necessary if the ground is
covered with snow.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-26
ZAIC GETS LETTER.

John Zaic of Ely, Minnesota, senior
in the School of Arts and Sciences at
North Dakota Agricultural college
Fargo, N. D., was one of Is athletes
to receive an NDAC sweater as reward
for his outstanding play on the 194i
Bison football team. Zaic played
tackle on the team this fall.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-26

Mrs. Alfred Solberg, Mrs. Henry
Roen, Mrs. Paul Donahue and Mrs.
Olof Solberg composed dinner party
at the B. M. Lambert residence Thurs
day evening.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-26
NOTES

For the fourth consecutive year
girl scout troop No. II and ther
leader, Mrs. Will Trezona visited the
new display of books at the city Il
brary during book week. Mrs. King,
librarian, took the girls on lecture
tour of the library which proved most
interesting as well as earning some
second class points for the members.
Mrs. Joe Camaish was the invited
assistant at the Victory Stamp Party
held by troop No. IL last week. Prizes
were awarded to Mary Ellen Kleemola,
Roberta Camaish, Ann Jurisich, JAG
queline Ellis, Loretta Banovetz, YER
onica Vertin, Judy Carlson, Doris
Lammi, Marilyn Solem and Josephine
Lunka.
Troop IA held their Thanksgiving
and Victory Defense Stamp party at
the scout Office on Monday.
Games were played and lunch was
served by their leader Mrs. B. M
Lambert. Prizes were won by Jean
Marinsek and Norma Thompson.
The table was beautifully decorated
with pine cones and pine branches
On the decorating committee were
Janet Toms, Garcia Veranth anc
Shirley Saijanen.
The games committee was composed
of Jean and Joyce Marinsek, Mar!
Joan Jenko and Carol Wattanen
clean up, Rosaline Levar, Ruth Yad
losky, Carol Sorg and Norma Thomp
son.
The Ely girl scout leaders associa
ton held its meeting at the home o
Mrs. j. Kotchevar last week. Mrs
Bobb of Winton was welcomed int
the organization. Plans for their an
nual Christmas party, to be hel
Wednesday, Dec. 16, were made an
committees were appointed. Lunc
= Mrs. C.. Butala and Mrs. Edwards
D program, Mrs. Lampi and Mrs. Ire
e iona.
= Last call for registrations. All taro
registrants be sure and get your fe
3 in this week.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-26

Peter Handberg of the Michigan
School of Mines in Houghton, Mich
will spend his Thanksgiving vacation
in Ely with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Handberg, ST..
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-26
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Nicholas and
children, Georgia and William of Eve
leth will spend Thanksgiving in Ely at
the Ernest Anderson home.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-26

The Ely Chapter of the o. E. S. held
their regular meeting on Monday eve
ming of this week in the Masonic club
rooms. After the meeting, cards were
played. Honors were won by Miss
Jessie Livingston. Hostess for the eve
ming was Mrs. Una Ayres.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hall of
Togo, near Hibbing; Mrs. Earl Welo
and daughter, Barbara, Hibbing; Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Hall, San Diego, visited
over the weekend in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Waldemar Nikkola. Waldo
mar will enter the army Friday, going
to Fort Smelling for assignment to a
training camp.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-26

1914 Mrs. Anderson states her adj
dress will be 241 So. Third ST., Rich
mond, California.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-26

EIy Miner advertisers are guaranteed
delivery. The postman takes the paper
directly to each subscriber.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-26
Feathers Needed Next

Feathers Needed Next
One of the next calls for war ma
terials will be for feathers. The
army needs them, and imports from
China, Poland, Hungary and Sweden
have been stopped.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-26

1t. KOVACH HOME.
1t Joseph j. Kovach is in Ely on
furlough. He will leave Friday for
Camp Robinson, Ark.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-26

One local hunter is keeping the dogs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

Large enough for
m electric ros sfer
or mixer. Useful
or a'ln 4 ~ o.
bathroom. 91Ni6in
TOP Has shelf. 4
practical idea.
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GARMENT STORAGE
~ CABINET I
29s

Cedar treated fibre
board with printed grain
finish. 2 swinging doors.
62-in. high. 29-in. wide.
VIII hold 20 garments.
Very easily assembled.
No Federal Tdt
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Except on a Few Electro
Appliances W here the
Manufacturer Requires Il.
Open a Peoples Ac-
count and soc how
helpful il is, s M al !
regular payments
spread over a conyen-
lent period with no
carrying charge make
it easy to plan and
maintain your budget
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MiRRIAGEIHGENSES

Niron Pau.nsuds q B'''y s'irsor. is
I;sTr,. N cIar.s Is. Emil Lou. IS
''1 +. S''n"'' = mas
Nrs'n ''."'''' a.
49,, pesro1, %. pta Tirn %
fu.r, HaItJia Is Nelson SieVlerzicvsk
a
Johann Fdus-t Berohrf, a. Anna Hal
Joa s0't ; ar % Mary wi4as %
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R Rs1's lln n.r.'' a. %.a"s Law" Il
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''m lgE, D. H.''' -
pr,.eH prAt.F.. %. CrH~..ffe
80. 81
vbn.4.r. ,l,..n E-~---rr- Tltstt F'nr
80 80
80 u..L.,,a o. sr...e, fyr..e ppa.nr
~
v.ro., Vra..r. q. Dorothy Graz,
Eoge,-oa- 10
A,,rs,s sr,ds Of yorsr-, vaty.ria Il
nav R,my - Dorothy S'enatsok =
lanes Mitchell Dr. ~ Nahe Palmer a.
Rerrsn Mo- % Cecilia S'an,K. 90
Jcseuh Eugene Uegwark ~ EC-rEia
SamssI ~
Tavard CtcsueWski 81 Pauline St.zrrek
%
Frank sesastyanski 81. Helen Picr'EoW
ski. %
Wait,r s pterk0wsk %. lane $ perney
h
y.r,ard u L.-s sa-- --r.-a VrbrYKOU
Is
Victor Frank KAMA "a. LAl.A-i----44
N.,haeTs0r -
Y ,ber, Par. Srhune' %. IIa-.fa Hiatt
Il
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FlFTH psCE 5000. advance ear
H.fs mIe
t.enYek ,BfprksN - 90
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BIRTHS

E41s' Nrr"v .-llt INep'Hrr y A. DYKE
Msrl.er. H7rer. fI-l t''"t.fr
Gr4re fa,ts., fit Ken ~
Fa'vra k.cnY-a 1922 Ssf1a hss born.
i'tau laroHs-l i'-i HIf.'I'
Anna Kemp go Irash
Rose k.,N4r 1855 Nan
I....st I..r4If4N. ga North SaE'~aH
%" 'r
Jon Ir.. lsf4' fF.-As.
M.rn.c lawson =. Mas ,
40 eE--fef.-.e 2-t, Ar1fas Wan -surk
Nt-e Mp#laa. aa7t ter- Para.
ara vsn re. es5o r,reurs.,
Ga w,grsr Ills Isrse-.
Anne Olsen i-G-- Keystone
iars REMAND 1858 %eepsr,
srr. p..s. AVA 81 r.s.pF
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MAJ. S4ra~' 2-.s p.-sr
f4r..r Tn. ~n.s.r f--s. i.N Ns'virda'e
u.-.'t. Th.vl-.r. 1915 Guefne.
Helena Th,,,rf r1gs f.u-fn
D..-es Va- Hacs. -u. TVc't't
N4-.a-et Nss.er. 1888 Wes' So " 10
n .r404 PAN
WHno VeHa 1905 GALLAGHER
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DEATHS

Fannie Williams 1855 MrchsN 50
NJ ered Kay. 1854 Audubon, Crosse Pointe
Eva KurkousRi 22sa Illinois so
Catherine Walden. 2ooi stuart. Berkeley
Jon1 Lods. s-24 Rsvick. -
lanes Davis taJ' FNa-d -
tier'rlte InCIenskt 1924 Field 81
James Graham 1858 Arntr 20
Pear Law 1859 East Lafayette -
George Burgess 1891 Downing. ~
Henry Ksrol slodock 77s4 Grange. I.
Emma Morton 5s7 Dragon. 80
Mar Della PIERCE 1910 Herdrie 80.
Martha N0rey 3s4H Biddle Al
Nafrsd Seah1.m ssf Kennesaw, Birming-
R'chsrd Mcclsri'y So Fast Kins. II.
George = Roberts 1922 Casper. %
MARI $.1uHr. 3l4@ Franklin So
vin.a War s2t Eas, AleNsndrine So
WIam Howard Pearson. 1903 Mon'c'sir.
Her,y Harry Wander, cen. i'3 West EUCLID.
Harrs y Moale,Aa ~ nreNsl -.
tat. uu.r, lt2s TroNurdse, Ham'ramck.
Ma-.,nr s.. Wsms'ev. oeis porter 2
-arcra Iaag l"aU2 Rensse,or. LNonia
Township. month
EDWARD \ Totzke 1893 Bsfour. ~.
John Rosa 1895 orleans. 80
Thomas Boeer,. 5oss5 Ecorse road. Wayne.
r1Fn NartI11aIe. 1875 Fen'on =
Thomas Danhnr $40 Newport 10 months
Catherine BicreG 1924 $, CLAIR. 81.
Howard srhrod' 1924 Elmhurst, 80.
Paul Ioepe s0gS Logan =
Edward DrMay. 5000 l2-Mtls road Novi
Pauline MachoVskl. 1850 Thirty. second. 81
Gurus Davis Jr 1850 Hilton road. Fern
dale month
chester HymAn 1870 MARLBOROUGH, 81.
Leo Kla,rter ego Parker, 3
- agf Grand >
ward 53
Mary Toohey. i2i4 West Philadelphia,
Charles " BARCLAY. 1888 Twenty. third, IS
sarah McEntee 1903 HARDING 81
.Cbarles lie stafford 7s2 Waterman, So.
tim Bradley 2l2t BslNidere %.
Anton = WiSnieski. 1850 Suearbrush, At'
Clemens. rs
Ar,hr. a. Pne,z Fas, Detroit 81.
Blanche Leach Ward'Ii Az os
Laceb Hs,e 1854 lrEl'. -
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Deatb lotifes

VT RPHf February Is Geradins tnee
CAntTelD: beloved wife ~ Harold J
dear mother ~ Harold J Jr daughter ~
Weller and Elizabeth Csntrell sister ~
Mrs John kschmArik. Funeral from resi-
denCe. 1853 Whrcomb Thursday ~ $50,
Our Lady Gate ~ Heaven Church az
20 intermsnt Sepulchre Cemetery
NOIGI-Fehruafy IS suddenly. Charles
AZ beloved husband OF Marie. dear tatAeg
~ Mrs Peter Klein ana Charles Noiet Jr
brother Of Emma Falgman and William
Kredell Services a. 2 y clock ThursdaF
afternoon a, " G Kemp Funeral Home.
ZOO Holden avenue
WILLIAMSON February y. Margare'
r., beloved mother Of Nat and Florenc'
Cathart. Mrs George Curtell, Mrs. lFer'
MAcGoun.- Mrs Chas McAhster. ..ster .rl
samuel William and Rahfft NackeN
Funeral from The Harvey A. Neelt Funers
Home 1853 Maybury Grand FRIDAY a.
30 ?. m. snd from me Church of ~
INCARNATION. DeXter and CoungUood ave
nues A. 90 3 ~
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BIRTHS

BOYS
Rows we're born 20.
MARY Arbuckle 3njs Fifteenth
Dorothy Burkheiser. 20f2q Mccormick.
Betty Butler. j2i6 Trimbull. Oh
Laura Boehr. 1888 Stahelin
Elizabeth Boulton. 9li0 Littleheld.
llene Baker 1929 Chatham.
Ianthla Boze. $50 Leicester
Anna Bartlett i0205 Gratiot
Venus Clark. 1851 BentInE-
SteI-harre Cnfistod. 6t3a Wagner
Mary Cur'iss, 1888 Wagner
LaCordia DeAngelo. 1902 Ctoisssn' Dear
born
Florence puny. 1910 Gladstone
Duroth, Evans 1905 Chapel
Elizabeth Frickef. Wellington road FrarN
I'm Village
Golda Ferguson 1927 Mrrritt
Fife GundeTson $50 Hlll. n sh'and Park
EVELYN each 1855 Rirhtun
judith Gilmore. 1854 Weshrook.
June Haskins 1880 Whncomb.
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Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrou'
--rrtaf quotations supplied nv Federated
Metals Division. Detroit Spot % per cent
'in. nominal New York. 80 future tin
So lake grade copper delivered Midwest
~ electrolytic spot, smelter y. castinl
copper li75 st Lours lead s 3a 81
Louis zinc. 8 rs. New York anthony. Is
virgin aluminium, Is.
Copper sale, lf27 Export copper
IFS. resale II. Free sterling exchange
~ Nl
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FAIR GROUNDS

(At New Orleans La
i-GLACIALlS. Burma. Marchsrl
ELTONHEAD. Lady Memphis, MY
hommy.
3--ARIEL BEAM, Blue Advice, Ny Tst
Rambler.
t-sILVER WIND AmbO Gounod.
AMAZED. TeXon Boy. .kspero.
6-HIGH BLAME. Selma May, Promp'o
7-sPARROW CHlRP. Psnnsburg, hiChl-
gan Jr
EASY FLYING. Victory March Nj
Secret
-ARRoWTRACTloN. Apollyon Lees
Jimmie.
BEST-sILVER WIND.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19

FIRST RACE 5000. claiming 3-year-
slds mite
Mrrorcd tGuerinb 81 2 81 %
Chance Ann UGrI1 90 80
Top Note tCornAy' 20
Time i:is Of 2.3I'4
Fandangle Afislckle Good SteT. Golden
Ford Grain HIS. Yoke and NJ Broom
SECOND RACE $500 claimins i-yesr.
TRAVIS / 'cro"eID 10 no soo 50
Stears Madden 90 80
Murph tCtslgI 50
Time - 2.5Aof. -
Jus, verdict. Vsidiua Ray Books Pride
peegys ADVICE Magnolia Cash. Road
master and Little Lucy also rar.
THIRD RACE $500, msters 2-year.
TAKE Away ,FaI0nI SO no -
~ charm oShshamer) 81 go
Brs'orite George 81"
sugar Faye .Gler VALLEY '-Rs-r Ana
Fhs Fi-st JAY - Kan Nslrr. Ser'e'
'Flyns H"d, pa Sci and sport Coat
also ran.
FOURTH RACE $500. c'ainl-1s 4-.aas
llfs and 49, ME
Double CAL ,GsoresD 900 81 -"
Wise bean ,NAdderf $50 n'
southern Jane iDeerrg> 2n
me "a 25 ~ ul
Chantng a-SIn tstp' Bt'.. IS so F.-'
-Ft-fFfs 4't- -f-'s-s'--f
Arta.-t rru7 kr7T r--r.
WITH rtCE 5000. a.,oa-,e' ear.
Il. enDek tBf,nAsN & 80 Ga -
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HAVANA

fAt Havana, 'uba1
WAR RA I o y Courineys Pet'
Chilly Mac.
SKY Cloud Carpimi
3-FLAMiNG TORCH. Marjorie l.,
Young PlAytime
t-WINSISG WOMAN. Stubbs, Scaggs.
s-PONTNEUF. spanish Charm. Ra'
moose
s-HALF SHOES. Crack All. Day Go
Bye.
T-BEAvER COUNTY. Campo Falso.
strophe
BOsOPf Blondkin BAY Eagle.
BEST-BEANER COUNTY.
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DI\ORC rs

lanes Brsr1s from Anna.
Eya stevens from Pau
Mare & John from Ralph.
John Grant from Helen
pars r. Balko from Arnold
Patsy K,icek from Michael
Ethel WUmsrth from RAY.
Pearl Bslser~>irQn Joseph
NLLi-n Sant--sEs-tF-.Ft,--
Jamie Robinson from Leo j.
Joseph Fr0nlus from susanna.
Nateu5rTt5 vJuineure from Ralph
Mau.da S,hlei,her from Louis.
Okla %emcuek from Andrew.
Jess Welcumer from May
tuldine Upton from John
FLORENCE Hagod0rn from Harold
Pear Meyers from Lawrence
Howard Megdall from Frances.
Helen Shut from Raymond
Matilda Touslgnsnt from Donat
Margaret Gregory from James 7.
Dorothy Mcphee from William.
Margaret Fisher from Herbert.
IVioIeita Nalente from Joaquin.
/ Rose Ssifman from Ben.
Mary SChott from Ear.
Mary : schultz from Alber'
MaEdalen Cameron from Arthur.
EDDIE Linn from Irene.
lAn'onis Gahalchen from Mary.
Agnes Kiener from Theodore.
DAISY Bresier from Arthur
Hester GRAHAM from william.
Fvs Rarack from Max
/ Esther Wilson from Niiliam.
Victor Ferrazza from Alhe
James Johnson from Jane.
Morris Rouh from Ethel
iLais Allen from Raymond
Anne Barber from Raymond
] Flois Banks from Alfred
/ Alice Straub from Charles
PHYLLIS sexton from TiNes
Helen Robbins from Louis
Arvilla Nickerson from Harold
Anna Howard from Leo
Cyrl pumridCe from Evelyn
stella p1riafovski from Joseph
FurTtn Gunai from Dorothy
Louis Hastings from Thomas
E'Iiv Williams Jr Tram lrell.
NarEie Strayhorn from Lem
iarl Houck from Elsie
MARY Lichtenfeld from Holns.
ANNULMENT
Anna brysst from Schs n stss
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FIRST RACE-Sl 200. maiden 2-yeh
olds - male
Tell Me Now tArcarol 30 80 50
Ligh' Chaser tAcCpmbsi SO 100
Piueby Ray Janssb -
Time - as. ~ ia
Holiday SPIRIT. Ms GpslinE Az Beauty
Nc. Enough. Rsands sweet Rep"r
Credentials 'rncls Bili.' Bull Pen and
'Bulrushss also ran,
Fed.
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FAIR GROUNDS

cat New Orleans, Lad
I-JEwELToNE, Valdina Alden. Magic
Power.
2-ELToNHEAD, Tst Boy. Lady Mem
phis.
3-MY TET RAMBLER, Blue Norther,
30 Way.
t-GOUNoD Guinea Lad, Ambo.
5-ESPERO. Louisville IL. Amazed.
s-BAF GEE Selma May. Flying Duke.
7-MICHIGAN JR., Wakita, Jacopobelle.
s-TIPHI, Dorothy -. X, Takifrome.
e-APOLLYoS. Chryseis. Lees Jimmie.
BEsT-ESPERO.
(By International News Service
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PEACHES BEACTY SHOP
PIASTERING

waving arches: facials
marching, manicuring 534 East Forest
Avenue Cadillac 1924.
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Today's Best
Bets
(By United Press)
EIALEAH M

(At Miami. F1t-)
i-PoUR sTAks. Fresh Money. Two
Timer.
WAR STONE. Gloucester, Arthur, J.
3-sPECIFY, Gay Man. Grand Central,
4A-PRAlRIE DOG, Tyrone Rehearsal
o-WIsE NIECE, Moon Maiden, Cousin
Nan.
s-MEAL FLAG. Air Current. First
Fiddle.
7-coLORADo ORE, Brown Bomb,
Bright Gray.
s-wHITE HOPE, Handiboy. Sir Gibson.
BEST-MEAL FLAG.
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NApprentice allowance claimed.
Track. gopd
Fps', 80 D. n Detroit time
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Death notites

Seneca beloved husband ~ Verna Mob
ley Cpus dear father 81 Chiffon, Donald
Mrs t.vtrrr wilson grandfather ~ SIX
grandchudr-r Funeral service Thursdsy
m ~ Peters Funeral Home.
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THIRD RACE-N 200 cla.T0g i-yesf-
clds and up e miles
Burning Suck tRobettsi p ~ 20 ~
InconcsiNabs james 90 -
he Man ihehr'ensl 40
Time 50 IS. on II
Multitude Buffiehesd. " - Mona
Blockad.r ana sun Gslomsr also ran
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HiaIeah Results

,sr RACES 200. maiden 2ysar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19

FOURTH RAcE-si 200. allowance. >
ysar-old Niles mile ----
-9srt-G Cir ,GsrEAl - so 20 ~
Aun, Ellen tWislsndstb 81 ~
yellow Ballad 'strickl'rb 80
Time ia is on 49,
Fate s-TeteA-Tt'e Mershs Asiruh.
gheri,r a-PhArisn and lriUIfing $50 ran
A-P NJ Rurch Stable entry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19

SECOND RACE 81 200 claiming -
lies ana mare. t-year-olds ana ~, a.
mites con turf
lust Tourist CANA 30 50 $50 10
Pause James 80 tn
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19

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ter " dear mother
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A. Burrell Funeral
THURSDAY A. 3 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19

FIFTH RACES 500. Grade Hand.
zap. 3-ysar.olds and ~. - tlfionrs
QuAksrioVn wright 20 ~ 90
Horn tAshr'srst 40 b'
r,a.,ht,., ,tIs.k.ln 50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19

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FAlhe shenut. Bu'termllt A. Zen t.t
Book and Iron Bar slso ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19

Time Is IS. % i3i1
Tamil. Roncat s,fors Arm. snf Ere
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

In his 1888 report on these schools
Markof said in part:
Our theory is not dogma but guide to
action, as Lenin used to say and by untir-
ing effort to grasp the mighty fertile all
powerful BOlshevik theory, the teachings OF
Marx, Engels, Lenin and Stain =.
THE workers school Is that institution
where we arm our leading cadres with weapons
=. The school is where they master the
theological weapons of Marxism-Leninism and
put them into effect in the mass struggles"
Markoff succeeded in developing these
workers schools to~a degree of magnitude
where they are now in all industrial sections
and have correspondence extension courses for
those in remote sections
New York has the largest workers schools"
located at 50 East 18th street Tin the radical
union square secton). The director is William
Wolf Weinstone, who was one of the Com
munists involved in the famous Bridgeman
(Michigan) raid in 1922 when federal agents
SWOoped down a secret meeting and con-
fscated several barrels of literature showing
Communist conspiracy against the United
States government
Weinstone was quoted in the Communist
Daily Worker recently as saying:
THE year 1912 will see a considerable
expansion of the activities of the workers
school :. The school is open to all 1t is the
only school equipped to teach MarxismLennism
Systematically"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
.COkMUNISM---A Highly Organized Menace
Spreadng Over the United States

that doctrine. Communism, therefore, as it is
being promoted in the United States tends to
displace Christianity with godlessness. All
evidence confirms this-none refutes it.
C-IT is AN ANTICAPITALISTIC MOVE
& MENT-and therein it gets it's fellow
traveller following from our great intellectuals
For 80 years there has been a growing among
INTELLECTUALS in this country to crystal
lie an innate JEALOUSY into an organized
hatred for any kind of enterprise operated for
profit.
They fail to see that their own jobs are
dependent upon this system Of enterprise-and
that private enterprise is the only foundation
upon which free institutions colleges churches,
etc. can survive.
They fail, apparently, to understand that
MARKHAM Communism will do away with all
private property rights.
1t is time for substantial citizens to get
line on all such INTELLECTUALS and dis
possess them of important key jobs where
they Through deception and fraud carry
on their destructive propaganda work.
C-lt is an anti-American movement in that
- it seeks the destruction of our present
form of government which would be supplanted
by a system of MARKHAM Socialism (Sovet
Collectivsm) whereby all property would be
owned by the state-whereby all citizens would
be vassals of the state-whereby personal
initiative would be completely subjugated in a
so-called Classics society.