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eve expected the attack, because knew every move
the enemy making" he related.
"My station didn't permit to see the action, but we
time torpedo hit The ship would shake and we
knew she'd been given good hit. At first the shook
little too they all stood their stations wonderful
they They all stayed at their stations until the
captain gave the word to abandon ship.
"The Japs dropped their torpedoes from way out and
way up" he said "They have crazy way of attacking
They drop everything into pile, and bunch that
you can't miss"
It was late day when orders issued to abandon
ship Gavan wearing life jacket went overheard and was
in the water of hour before being
picked up by of the carriers escorting warships
CONTINUED on
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1920 Year Odds viii be
GiUen Serial, Order
Numbers.

An estimated PSI men Is
to 20 years old will be regis
tered in the local draft district
during the fifth registration
Tuesday.
In Ely approximately 159
men will be signed up, but
none of them will be liable for
military service until he
reaches his goth birthday,
unless the selective service act
is amended.
Registration place here is in the
city hall court room, with A. o.
Knutson, chief registrar, in charge.
The same chief registrars who have
conducted previous registrations will
again act at the other points in the
county.
Hours of registration are from a.
m. to 9 p. m.
All male citizens born on or before
Jan. /, 1922, or on and before June 80,
1924, must register.
Also required to register are men
who reached 20 years of age after
Dec. 81, 1941, and on or before June
80, 1912, who have not been pre-
viously registered. This group will be
subject to the draft.
The fifth registrants will be given
serial and order numbers, but will not
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-06-25
Remember Pearl Harb0r

From all parts of the state come
most complimentary appreciation for
the work of the local committees in
charge of staging the convention OF
the League of Municipalities held
here last week with the largest atten-
dance ever assembled at any previous
conventions. The committees in charge
under the able direction OF Art
Knutson as chairman, had their
arrangements for the entertainment,
housing and meeting rooms for the
delegates complete and by far the
largest indoor convention Ely has
ever had passed off without hitch.
This was facilitated, according to the
committees, by the nature OF the
convention. Business executives OF the
cities of the state were here on bus
mess and they attended the business
sessions for which they had assembled
at the specified hours on the pro-
gram. They worked when work was
TO be done. The entertainment fea-
lures also were not neglected. The
city's guests left here "wednesday
nleased and the citizens were pleased
over their having been here.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-06-25
ON
Attn PROGRAM
Parade, Pageant Scheduled ;
to Make Final Plans at
Meeting Friday.

A different style of celebrating the
Fourth of July is being planned for
Ely, and will be featured by the first
fireworks display here in a decade.
A meeting of the committees in
charge is set for Friday at $50 p. m.
to make final arrangements.
Sponsored by the local American
Legion post for the 23rd consecutive
time, the celebration program includes
a parade at 7:30 p. m, patriotic
pageant at the Ely schools stadium,
and the fireworks display. Additional
entertainment will be planned to-
morrow night.
Harold Dillon is general chairman
and Douglas Nankervis, co-chairman
and treasurer.
Representatives of various organiza-
tons cooperating follow: VIEW, John
j. Maier, Adolph S. Hanson, William
Kelley; Loyal Order of Moose, Frank
Vranesich, Frank Erzar, Jr.; Moose
auxiliary, Mrs. w. j. Kayute, Mrs.
Uno Saari; CLIO, John Muhvich, Oscar
Maxi, Walter Kangas; Business Girls
club, Miss Mary Lambert, Miss Mary
Cherniver; Northland Cadets, Miss
Pauline Hren, Mrs. Saari; drum and
bugle corps, Joe Klun, Jr., Edwin w.
Toms; American Legion, E. w. Hanson,
Dillon, NankerviS.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-06-25
District Legion, Auxiliary Units
Convene in Gilbert This Weekend

convention in Duluth later in the
summer.
Highlights of the conclave include
the convention banquet Saturday
evening, with Roy Anderson, Austin,
state commander, as the principal
speaker.
Later on in the night a torchlight
parade will be held, with large
number of drum corps, bands, and
marching units joining in the fun
making event of the convention.
A mammoth parade has been
planned for Sunday afternoon, start
ing at 4:3O o'clock. Sunday evening
the drum corps will stage an exhibi-
ton.
Endorsed the first of the week for
district commander We're: L. r.
Simons, Bull; Robert A. Brown,
CONTINUED on Last Page)
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-06-25
ELY'S HERO OF CORAL
FIGHT COMES HOME
John GLauan is "Man Without Ship" But Hopes to
be Assigned to NeW Lexington; Says Jap Planes
Stay Way Up, Far Out From Gunners.

Es of the battle of the Coral spent four short
days here back duty at the San Diego destroyer
base where he is imam without ship"
John Gavan, electrician, first class, who saw his home
the gallant carrier Lexington disappear below the
surface of the south Pacific, has only wish.
81 be assigned to the new Lexington" he told
Miner before leaving for San Diego Tuesday That's
the hope of all the crew.
Glavan veteran of six years in the navy, at his
battle station at giant carriers distribution board when
the attack came.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-06-25
On This
Occasion
A Few Observations on Matters
Material and Immaterial by
the Editor.

The Ely Miner is year older again
and with this issue begins Volume
40. This means that for 48 years
The Miner has plugged along for the
benefit of Ely and its people with
the same editor at it's helm, who has
made it a point since entering the
editorial field 54 years ago to print
only what is good in people and forget
the lapseS in the individual lives OF
our citizens unless the lapSes from
law and order interferred with the
lives of others seriously.
This attitude has not set well with
some who expected the paper to print
everything gossipy pertaining to their
neighbors but forget their own local
notoriety. Some even have gone so far
as to accuse us of not knowing what
was going on. These same people were
the first to rush to the newspaper
Office and inplore the editor to say
nothing about it when they or their
family were concerned. Their anxiety
was not necessary as we never
intended to use it, in conformity with
our policy of saying only good Of
people and letting others handle the
sordid messes.
We know what's going on alright
and have a file of happenings in Ely
and an intimate history of its people
both old and young, for the past
fifty years or more which would make
interesting reading in case it was
printed to some and not
to others. Some stuffed shirts would
be somewhat miffed if we let loose
of our policy for little while. Don't
become alarmed, it is not our inten-
ton to do SO, besides We are getting
too old and too solicitous of the here
after for violent death at this time.
We want to be here after this dirty
war is over to watch some of our fifth
columnists climb onto the band
wagon.
We thank both our friends and
enemies for their consideration of our
efforts in the past 48 years on The
Ely Miner and before that on the Ely
Iron Home. We thank our advertisers
and our job printing patrons for their
past support and solicit their con-
tinued patronage. Getting living
for yourself and family cut of a
country newspaper has at times been
a precarious matter. With the war on
and the papers going all out for
victory with column after column OF
free matter for this, that, and the
other activity, the newspaper business
is not doing so well in financial
way and many of the smaller papers
and some of the larger ones will be
forced to the wall in a year or two
along with many of the smaller bus
mess men of the nation.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-06-25
SCRAP RUBBER
APPEAL MADE
Proclamation by Mayor Sets
Saturday as Day for
Final Drive.

Mayor John Kapsch in an official
proclamation has proclaimed Saturday
as scrap rubber day in Ely on which
all citizens of the community are
asked to throw their full weight back
of the final cleanup drive to bring
out every ounce of scrap rubber.
Scrap rubber can be turned in at
service stations cooperating in the
campaign.
Great stacks of used tires and odds
and ends of old rubber collected give
ample proof that Elyites are digging
deep for the scrap, but they are be-
ing urged to dig still deeper.
Saturday John Skala brought in
1910 pounds to the Ely Gas and Oil
company.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-06-25
I5-Minute Campaign July
ELY MERCHANTS SET
FOR WAR STAMP SALE

Ely merchants will have only one
commodity for sale-a share in victory
for the United Misunderstanding a IS
minute period beginning at noon July
/.
During this time sales forces of
locol stores will sell only war savings
stamps or bonds as this city joins
with every retail business firm in the
nation in staging the greatest victory
funds drive ever attempted.
The commands of Main Street"
will swing into action locally at noon
under the direction of the war stamps
and bonds committee, and for
quarter of an hour will level their
sales guns at the Axis.
The American Fraternal Unions
finance committee has pledged $4,000
for the campaign, Anton Zbasnik,
supreme secretary and chairman of
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-06-25

auxiliary president. These two
will preside over the conven-
ton sessions.
Mrs. Julius Carlson is district sec
rotary. The officers will retain their
positions until the new ones named
at Gilbert are installed next fall.
The convention will more or less
herald the official coming -Out of the
state championship Ely drum and
bugle corps.
The corps has staged only i'm
promptu appearances after winning
the state crown for the second sue
cessive year. Since then it has pur-
chased new uniforms, acquired two new
najorettes, and at Gilbert will enter
the long and difficult road which may
end in third title at the 1912 state
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-06-25
FLA REPAIR LOANS
AUTHORIZED HERE.

The First National Bank of Ely has
been authorized to make FILA mod
ernization and repair loans, according
to an announcement this week by
bank officials.
Loans up to $4,000 are authorized
on this type work, but federal regu-
lations curtail new building.
A wide range of home moderniza-
ton, repair and maintenance can be
financed under the FILA plan, ranging
from painting and reroofing to plas-
tering and plumbing. Some types OF
loans are repayable up to a period OF
IL months.
The government-insured FILA loans
have been an invaluable factor in
conserving the nations 80-billion dol
lar investment at time when it is
most needed, bank officials say.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-06-25

the civilian defense council, an
nounced at Monday nights defense
council meeting.
w. p. WOLFF has accepted the posi-
ton of commander of Ely's defense
corps, and formally took over his
duties Monday evening Mr. Wolff,
chief engineer for the Oliver Iron
Moning company on the Vermilion
range and a veteran of the last world
war, was also made a member of the
council
The WPA will be asked to give the
council a full-time secretary, and the
city council will be requested to pro-
vide room for headquarters.
I. G.. Cox, fire chief, reported that
the auxiliary fire force would be
expanded to include SO men. Some
will be assigned to mine locations.
Continued on Last Page
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-06-25

The number registering in previous
registrars other than Ely follows:
First, Oct. 16, 1910, Ely, 913; district,
1859.
Second, July 1, 1941, Ely, Sc; dis
trict 76.
Third, Feb. 14-16, 1912, Ely, 457;
district, 718.
Fourth, April 1927, 1912, Ely, 935,
district, 1,414.
The fifth registration will be the
concluding one under the selective
service act.
Points of registration and chief
registrars other than follows:
WINTON-Village hall, Helia Me
mala, chief registrar.
TOWER-City hall, Miss Rose Stef-
anich, chief registrar.
EMBARRASS- School district No.
70 building, Isaac Tampa, Jr., chief
registrar.
BABBITT-F. A. Emanuelson, chief
registrar.
SECTION THIRTY (Outside the
local district)-School house, w. o.
Lomasney, chief registrar.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-06-25
State Cham pionship Drum,
Corps to Make Initial
"Defense" of Title.

A large delegation of Ely
American Legion and auxil-
larry members is expected to
attend the eighth district con-
vention in Gilbert Saturday
and Sunday. The conclave was
held in Ely a year ago.
1. F. Gianotti, Gilbert resi-
dent but a native son of Ely,
is district commander. Mrs.
Edward T. Buckley is district
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-06-25
Buy u. S. Defense Bonds

Some of our friends accuse us OF
being old and foggyfied and possessed
of several pet peeves. We cheerfully
admit that we have several peeves and
also that some of them are deep
rooted and not easily gotten rid OF
but pop up at unexpected times to
cause an eruption in this column IN
the nature of a personal opinion. The
reader is cordially invited to take
issue with the opinion or acquiesce
as he sees fit. Late events have
Continued on Page Four
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Estimated PSI Men to
be Signed Up Tuesday
in 5th Registration

be drafted until after their Goth
birthday. The procedure in register
ing them and in assigning serial and
order numbers will be the same as in
previous registrations.
The estimated number which will
sign up at the various points in the
district follows:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-06-25
SIGN SUGAR USERS.

The re-registration of industrial and
institutional users of sugar here began
Tuesday, and must be completed by
July 5. The registration is conducted
in the ration Office in the city hall.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-06-25
CLAVAN VIEW MEMBER.

indicted into the Ely post
night becoming the first
from conflict be member of the local post
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-06-25
MEET NEXT WEEK.

The Ely Commercial club postponed
its meeting set for this week and
will meet next Tuesday
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-06-25
Moose of State Scheduled
to Omen Convention F ridav

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