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employed by the Newport Mining
company controlled by the Schlesinger
interests. In 1928 the youngstown
Sheet & Tube company purchased the
SchleSinger interests and Mr.. Chisholm
became operating manager OF the
Newport properties. In 1924 the Pick
ands, Mather & Co., began operating
pany and it was then that the con-
the mines for the Sheet & Tube COM
nection of Mr.. Chisholm with the CleVe-
land firm started.
- Remember Pearl HarbOr
Aircraft found at other than the
% approved airfields will be subject
to seizure or dismantling. However,
upon application, owners and operators
can secure a permit of one flight to
allow the removal of their ships to
designated airports. The Ely airport is
not on the approved list but is desig-
mated for inclusion when improvements
are made.
- Remember Pearl Harbor
Senator Elmer Thomas of Okla
homa has a bunch that national
lottery bill would be about the proper
thing just now and has introduced a
bill in Congress to set up machinery
for issuing Remember Pearl Har-
Dor Saving Certificates" The bill
designated to provide increased revenue
for defense purposes and to assist In
imitation control is based on the sale
of loan certificates for $1.10. OF the
sale price, 81 would go into the loar
fund while 10 cents would be diverted
to the lottery. Monthly drawings under
the supervision Of the secretary Of the
treasury would yield awards ranging
from 10 per cent of the funds total
an estimated 81 900 000-down to prizes
of 500, all payable in defense bonds.
- Buy Defense Bonds -
Dictators make the statement tina
the democracy way is too slow ane
cumbersome and that in emergencie
it takes too long to enact proper legis
lation. The past month has proven thi
theory a fallacy in this country. Fol
lowing the dastardly attack by TIT
japanese which became known il
Washington on Sunday afternoon will
about half Of Congress away, on Mon
day noon very few were missing. tn,
president came to the house chambe
at 1890 and in less than an hou
after his departure, both houses hat
passed the joint resolution declaring
war on Japan. BY four o'clock thu
president had signed the bill. Thi
shows how fast congress can act ant
does act when necessary. Two days late
war was declared on Germany ant
Italy.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-01-08
LODGE TO INSTALL.

Lodge No. 108, Morning Dawn will
install officers on Sunday afternoon
and the following will be indicted into
office: Frances Jenko, president; Frank
Mustar, vice president; Francis PERU
shek, secretary; Frank Sayovitz, ST.,
recording secretary; Anna Stukel,
treasurer; Mary Stubler, Mary Logar,
and Mary Startz, auditors. Following
the meeting a social hour and keno
will be played. A lunch will be served
by Mrs Frances Perushek, hostess for
the evening.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-01-08
EUeleth-Ely Game Friday
First of 1912 Canpaign

Memorial high school will engage
Eveleth here Friday night to open the
new years basketball campaign. The
second teams viii play an opener at
tbs o'clock.
One week from tonight Hibbing
Junior college will travel here, with the
Biwabik and Ely junior high clubs
meeting in a preliminary.
This weekend the college will make
two-day road trip, playing at Crosby
Friday night and at Brainerd Saturday
night.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-01-08
Eight Defense Police
Named by NdnkerUis.

Eight special policemen to serve
without compensation under the direc-
ton of the Ely civilian defense COM
Gil have been named by Chief Doug
las Nankervis, as follows: :.
Kenneth Smith, John Prola, Toirui
Ahola, Joe Klun, Jr., Joseph Koscnak,
Ralph Swanson, John Somrok, and
Ernest Dargis.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-01-08
Poppy Fund to be Used
for NeU War Veterans

Poppy Funds of the American Legion
Auxiliary will be utilized this year for
the welfare and rehabilitation Of men
in the present armed forces and their
families, as well as for disabled veterans
Of the first world war and their de-
pendents, according to information
received by the Ely unit.
This use of contributions made for
the memorial peoples, which are dis
tributed throughout the country on
Poppy Day, was Saturday before Mem
orial Day, was authorized by The
American Legion's National Executive
Committee at its recent meeting. More
than twelve million peoples are dis
tributed each year, to be worn in honor
of war dead, and contributions are
estimated to exceed one million dollars.
The peoples for this years Poppy
Day are now being made by disabled
war veterans working in government
hospitals and Auxiliary workrooms in
forty states.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-01-08
ELY TO BE HOST
TO BIB TOURNEY

Ely will play host to the Arrowhead
class A basketball tournament Mar. Z
and 8, according to Anthony Brimsek,
recreation director, who secured the
meet at the county recreation direc-
tors meeting in Virginia last week.
City champions on the range will be
placed in class A, and runnersup in
class B.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-01-08
Gone Up the Spout

The expression "gone up the
spout" originated in pre-Civil war
days. Most pawnshops of the period
had a metal chute which extended
from the shop to the Office, on the
floor above, where the safe was To-
Gated. When articles were pawned,
they were ticketed and placed in
receptacle and pulled up the chute
or spout, to be deposited in the of
fee safe. Since many pawned ar
ticles are never redeemed, the al
fusion is obvious.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-01-08
Removal 0f Cork

Cork is removed from cork oaks
with an ak in strips, suitable for
packing and shipping. Machinery is
used to cut the strips in smaller
sizes for use.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-01-08
PARENTS OF SONS.

Two of Ely's city officials became
parents of sons as the old year closed.
The babies were born to Mayor and
Mrs. John Kapsch, on Dec. 80, and
to Alderman and Mrs. Edward E.
Porthan, on Dec. 81, both at Shipman
hospital.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-01-08
Largest Carnivorous Animal

Largest Carnlv0rOuS Animal
The Kodiak bear, which reaches
a weight of $500 pounds, length
of 10 feet and shoulder height of
AZ feet, is the largest carnivorous
animal.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-01-08

Remember Pearl Harbor! Defense
bonds and stamps will give our forces
the best arms In the world.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-01-08
BUYS DEFENSE BONDS.

The American Fraternal Union has
purchased another $4,000 worth Of
defense bonds, making $4,000 in all.
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BASKETBALL
DISTRICT ~.

Game Scores.
Mt. Iron Is, Gilbert 10.
Hibbing 80, Biwabik 81.
Cloquet "a, Eveleth Is.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-01-08

Buffalo's News Stand sells The Ely
Miner each week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Film Time Clock

ADAMS-"They All Kissed the Bride. -
l2i7; 3. SAB. $40. 1O:55 p. m; "sabo-
tage Squad" ll:i4 a, M, 1857. 4:4O. 7.16,
$3.50 p. m.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Wake Island

ARTHUR BEAUMONT, famed
painter Of military canvasses, is
doing a series of paintings based
on authentic battle Scenes in
Wake Island"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Andy Hardy Parts
With Jalopy

AT LONG last. it looks as
though Andy Hardy is going to
part with his famous jaloppy,
wheedled into action by him in
every picture since the start of
the Hardy Family series.
In ANDY Hardy Steps Out,
Andy finally sells the ancient heap
to a7group of his pals, just before
he departs for college. The deal
involves no little trouble for Andy,
however.
AS though in anger over its
change of owners, the car crashes
into a green house. As the owner
ship hasn't been legally changed
as yet, il is Andy, alias Mickey
Rooney, that is then sued for dam
ages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Tonight's Concert
At Belle Isle

THE Detroit Federation of Mu-
sicians Concert Band, directed by
Murdoch Macdonald. will be heard
in a concert from the Belle Isle
bandstand tonight starting at
p. m. Soloists will be Sedgewick
F ED, cornetist and Anthony Fer
rara, piccolo.
The program:
STAR sPANGLED BANNER
March Naval Reserve S0usa
Overture-Anacreon Churihinl
Cornet Soio---InnammAtus Rosslni
Sedgewick Field soinist
ysannie With the Light Brown HAIR Foster
Italian Polka RaehuAnfnon
Caucasian Sketches IppoiitOw -Ivanyv
LIN the Mountains
Pin the Village
3-Procession OF the Sardar
INTERMIssION
March--Colonei DOGGY Afford
Cypress Stlhouettes Bsnne'
Piccolo Solo Birds in the Forest johnson
Anthony Ferrara, soloist
Comic Tattoo Fahrbach
Melodies from "Sweethearts' Herber,
MArch-Carrillon Missud
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Dorsey, Band
Set for
Eastwood

JIMMY DORSEY, who brings
his dance band into Eastwood
Gardens Friday night for a week:
engagement, features contrasting
music in his dance sets. Giving
the customer what he wants Is the
aim of Jimmy.
Every one is quarreling about
the respective merits of sweet
and swing, and asking II one or
the other will last. Our answer"
says Dorsey. as that swing is
bigger than overland so Is
sweet. We have found that the
customers want both and we
give them what they want in
our contrasting rhythm. A
straight diet of sweet music Is
pretty m n o. onOus and a
straight program of swing
pretty arduous. So we mix
'em up"
VOCAL STARS
With Dorsey are some of the
greatest stars travelling. Bob
Eberly, he of the romantic voice
has gone a long way since Dorsey
discovered him singing for a fire.
mans jubilee in upstate New
York. Besides the single vocals he
is teamed with beautiful Helen
O'Connell and at the drums will be
found Buddy Schultz. His work
will be particularly noticeable at
the Sunday afternoon jam session.
The management of Eastwood
looks for one of the biggest weeks
of the season. with reservations
for this opening now being re-
Aside from the band
being one of the most popular in
the business Dorsey has two of
the greatest recording stars TO
make a hit with the younger
generation in Eberly and O'Con-
nell. and the management of
Eastwood looks confidently TO the
greatest Sunday afternoon jam
session of the year.
Hal Mcintyre will play through
Thursday night at Eastwood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Eddy Masters
Russ. Language

NELSON EDDY is studying
Russian!
Although he posed as a Russian
in The Chocolate Soldier he did
not know a word of this language
until recently when he decided to
incorporate Russian songs into his
concert programs. The first Rus
sian song he has learned is DO
Not Weep My Child" from Ruben
stems opera Demon"
While he was learning the song
he became fascinated with the
language and decided to go on with
the study. He can now read ele-
mentary books in Russian. It's
like working a cross word puzzles,
Eddy SAYS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Hollywood
Proud of
Gene Autry

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 1S.-Holly-
wood had an opportunity this week
to show its pride in its No. l cow
boy star. Gene Autry, now q
soldier in the army air corps.
Without fanfare, Gene, who gave
up one of filmdom's most lucrative
contracts, and who turned down
offers of a commission, because he
wanted to serve in the ranks, came
back to movieland in the uniform
of his country.
Quickly. word of his presence
was spread in the movie colony
Stars, executives, the cowboys who
have ridden with him in his west.
ern epics, the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
movie folk to whom Autry has
given helping hand, sought him
out. To a man, they expressed &c
him the warm happy feeling
Hollywood holds for the guitar
playing, singing, riding star oil
movies and the radio.
MILITARY SECRET
Although he has been an air
plane pilot for 10 years, Gene en-
listed as a technical sergeant and
has been assigned TO ground duty
of a nature that is a military
secret.
There is nothing secret, how
ever, about the affection in which
Autry is held by his fans, who,
according TO officials at Republic
studios, where Gene completed
Call Of the Canyon" shortly be-
fore his enlistment, have broken
all fan mail records since their
idol volunteered.
Thousands of letters, all prais-
ing the star for his patriotism,
have been received at the studio
and many of the fans have ex-
pressed hope that Autry. during
his army service. will be given oc-
cational furloughs for picture
making purposes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Boys Club
Is Theme of
Film Story
BY LoUELLA PARSONS


HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 18.-Hold
everything! Stop the presses! Boris
Morros and S. p. Eagle. who made
history when they assembled the
most potent cast in years for
Tales of Manhattan" have new
idea. The boys have been budding
for days now and have made up
their minds TO film Grand Street
Boys" based on the club which has
done so much TO help unfortunate
boys get started right.
The membership includes men in
the political. the religious and the
literary world who grew up In the
poor district of Grand street and
became famous. Former Cardinal
Hayes was member; AL Smith.
Jimmie Walker, Irving Berlin and
Eddie Cantor all pay dues. Presi-
| dent Roosevelt, who was born on
the right side of the tracks, is an
honorary member.
1t wouldn't surprise me If Boris
Morros and S. p. Eagle, who stop
at nothing, didn't try TO get some
of the Grand street boys them
selves. -----------
October's book of-the-month Sc
lection is to be "They Were Ex-
pendible," by William L. White.
author of "Journel for Margaret"
lM-G-M, who bought Whites first
book. has also nabbed this prize
an account of the boys who
manned the torpedo boats when
the Japs moved into the Philip
pines.
ANOTHER CoOGAN
The story Of Lt.-Com. John
Buckley and Lieutenant Kelly.
who manned these torpedo boats,
is all told in a fascinating way by
White. who was war correspond
ent. knows his subject.
Buckley was also in charge of
the boat that carried General Mac
Arthur and his family to Australia
in safety.
Remember Bobbie (Robert)
Coogan. Jackie's baby brother:
well you ought to see him now.
Robert, AS he now prefers to be
called, since he has reached the
dignity of II years, is currently
6 feet 2 inches in height and tips
the scale at 220. with every indi-
cation that he isn't through grow
ing yet. But the news about the
hunk o boy today is that he will
play himself in Jane Withers' pic
ture at Republic, Johnny Dough-
boy"
Another newcomer to the cast Is
Henry WilcoXon. who was so good
as the vicar in Mrs. Miniver."
Henry has been with the coast
guards for some time-but he gets
a two-week furlough OF make the
picture.
It's not every 18-year-old boy
who can look at Ann Sheridan and
say, Hello, Nom" No. it takes a
veteran hero of the battles of Mid
way and Coral Sea to earn that
honor-and the lucky youngster is
none other than Max Factor mo
relation to the famous cosmetic
family, although he has the same
name).
Ann met Max at a USO party
after me had been honorably dis
charged from Uncle Sans service.
Then and there she adopted" him.
professionally, took him out to
Warmers and got him a job as
mail boy.
If you ask me. it's a hero's fife
having Ann Sheridan sponsor you.
HOLLYWOOD SNAPSHOTS
George Brent has been accepted
in the air corps; Iris Adrian has
said yes to George Jay, wealthy
New York restaurant owner. and
heads East to marry him after she
finishes Crystal Ball." Garment
Miranda and the boy friend. Gil
bert Souto, with whom she isl
writing "A story, attracting atten-
ton at the Brown Derby!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
HOLLYWOOD SNAPSHOTS

George Brent has been accepted
in the air corps; Iris Adrian has
said yes" to George Jay, wealthy
New York restaurant owner, and
heads East to marry him after she
finishes Crystal Ball." Carmen
Miranda and the boy friend. Gil
bert Souto, with whom she is
writing story. attracting atten-
ton at the Brown Derby!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Behind Plate

IRENE MANNING umpired two
innings of a baseball game be-
tween members of The Desert
Song troupe and a Gallup n. NJ,
squad, while the company was on
location there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18

WHAT IN trying TO say is
that it's one example Of some
body getting something that is
deserved People who know her
will agree with me. And other
readers ] hope. will forgive me
for writing these three para-
graphs about somebody they
don't know.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18

October's ok-of-the-month Sc
lection is to be They Were Ex-
pendible," by William L. White,
author of "Journel for Margaret"
who bought Whites first
book, has also nabbed this prize
an account of the boys who
manned the torpedo boats when
the Japs moved into the Philip
pines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
PIucks Strings

WILLIAM DEMAREST. who is
IS seen as a Boston violinist IN
Great Without Glory" played a
cello in vaudeville for IS years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01

You should have heard Santa chuckc when told him about
this value brimmng sale right Christmas time! He's had
his eye these cunnng styled uppcr all along and
he Hckcd find c>a bca price making every
snov-lon boy and girl will surely find Christmas Let
en- romp outdoors till checks glow rosshver won't have
chance That Kasha lining and fabric labelled
wool contcn keep cold where belongs And weahers
mld-zp the Jacket lining! Santa says he couldn't find
better Christmas bargain anywhere hurry down right
and share in this snowfall Of savings Adorable u.
Evening star., 1942-03-28

kitchen. There would be long
horizontal arrangement Of counter,
sink and cupboard space. All the
staples and heavy utensils would be
on the shelves easiest to reach, Just
below shoulder height. The lighter
dishes and plates would be on the
shelves above. And the whole length
of the kitchen counter is designed
for food storage, with compartments
to hold each food at its own ideal
temperature and humidity, inClud-
ing frosted foods and cereals.
Everything is grouped so that an
entire recipe could be prepared at
one spot, without STOPPING or
stretching. You could go to one of
the compartments and remove a
chicken, for instance. Just where
you stood, without walking around,
you could find all the materials for
stuffing it, roasting it and making
the gravy. Then you would serve
it at the dining table only a step
or two away. And you would serve
it in the same utensil it was cooked
in. for these are bright, clean elec-
trio utensils that plug in along the
counter.
Automatic heat regulation makes
them ideal for cooking without con-
slant watching. And for serving,
they look as beautiful on the table
as the smartest silver, china and
glassware. Naturally, cooking and
Evening star., 1942-03-28
Godgets
Economical Use
Of Kitchen Units
Told in Booklet
BY HILSON MUNSEY.

It Is q good idea to install all the
improvements In the home that the
budget will permit, but 1t Is even
more important to take care of the
ones that are there. This Is par
ticularly true at the present time,
when it is impossible to say when
or 1T what cost requirements can
be made.
One Of the largest manufacturers
Of household electrical equipment
Is publishing q free handbood that
will give many useful directions on
how the life of household equipment
may be prolonged and how it can
be economically used to the best
advantage. One of the things dealt
with is the kitchen range. It tells the
housewife what to check up on and
how to clean 1t. It also tells what
to avoid doing when cooking and
what not to use when cleaning.
The electrical refrigerator also
comes in for attention. The hand
book gives the currect temperature
at which food should be kept and
tells how to utilize the full capacity
Of the refrigerator when storing
food in 1t.
Current Saving Methods Told.
The storage method is shown by
an Illustration. There also are di-
rections for saving electric current
In the use Of the refrigerator. The
saving OF current in the use of the
electric range also comes in for at
tention. The electric dishwasher
needs checking up and keeping in
shape as much as the other elec-
trical appliances, and the booklet
tells you how. 1t gives directions
Evening star., 1942-03-28

for dishwashing, even II there b not
an electrical dishwasher included
among the kitchen equipment.
Another article deals with table
appliances-cofYee maker, wafde
baker, toaster or sandwich grill. It
gives instruction on their care and
the approved methods for using
them.
The laundry washer is most EN-
ciently used when the hints in this
booklet are taken to heart. Not only
does 1t tell you how to use the
washer but 1t also tells how to
remove stains from material that Is
being laundered. These stains in
clude iron rust, lipetick, paint. mil
dew, Scorch and several others.
Hints also are included on the elec-
trio ironer and its simpler form, the
iron. 1t tells you what to look for
In buying either Of these appliances.
Gives Lighting Information.
The booklet contains valuable In
formation on electric lighting and
the correct size Of bulbs to use in
floor lamps for the best results.
The care Of the vacuum cleaner
comes In for considerable amount
OF attention, probably because this
Is tho most universally found piece
Of electrical equipment in the home.
Warming pads and electric fans
need attention, too, and the booklet
tells you how 1t should be given.
A table Of approximate costs Of
the various appliances in operation
is given.
This booklet does not confine
itself to the attention needed by
home equipment; it goes even
Evening star., 1942-03-28

saved. And replacing the usual
garbage pail, place for water
proof paper bags would be built into
each sink. Some day the grocer may
include such bags free with your
order.
This whole conception would not
only save steps and untold energy
but would provide much more elbow
room and clear working space.
Things couldn't get jumbled in q
pile, yet they would all be within
easy reach.
This new place for preparing
recipes would actually be q room
where the family could be together
while necessary work was going on.
At one end Of the kitchen counter
there would be space equipped with
the most modern automatic laundry.
Although concealed from the dining
area the laundry would really be
part Of the kitchen.
An arrangement such As this
makes possible whole new organ
ization OF the house. In fact, this
kitchen could not be incorporated
into our present homes just by re-
modelling them. So I have gone on
to design the kind of house that
would reduce all kinds Of work to
a minimum.
This house goes in for extensive
use Of glass in the kitchen and din
ing room walls. Its second floor Is
also well laid out. BY reducing the
length and complication of the pip
ing necessary it would be possible
to use the finest plumbing methods
and the best materials. This better
home would cost you no more than
$500, complete with all its i'm
provements.