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The Ely miner., 1943-07-15
Sau Evidence of NaUys Good Shooting at
EIyite Comes Home From Africa

The first Elyite who took
part In the battle of North
Africa to return home 10 here
on a 19-day furloush.
He Is Pfc. Anthony Godec
who spent six months on the
dark continent.
Private Codec i. visiting his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Anton
Godec. He Is leaving Tues
day to report to Camp Kill
mer, N. j.
Private Codec landed at
Casablanca with the initial
American forces.
There he said he saw "good
evidence of straight shooting"
on the part of the U. S. navy,
which smashed units of the
French fleet that attempted
The Ely miner., 1943-07-15

A youth was saved from pos
sible drowning at Shagawa
beach Monday because the life
guard came on duty a few min
utes before her sheduled time
to report.
The boy, Ricardo Folio, u, was
rescued by Ruth Erickson, who kicked
off her shoes and plunged into the
water fully clothed to haul Folio to
shore.
Miss Erickson applied artificial res
peration and the youth was taken to
the hospital for observation. He was
discharged a few hours later.
The youth said he had become tired
when swimming to shore after making
several trips to the raft with a group
Of other boys. One of them, Jimmy
Lindbeck, attempted to aid Folio as
he struggled in the water, when Miss
The Ely miner., 1943-07-15
CANNING SUGAR
NOW AVAILABLE
Additional Allotments May be
Secured by Applying at
Rationing Office.

Local housewives may make applica-
ton for additional canning sugar at
the war price and rationing office in
the Community Center starting tomor-
row. Application blanks can be secured
at the office, and they should be re-
turned BY MAIL
In applying for additional canning
sugar, the applicant must answer the
following qeuestions:
1. Has any previous application for
canning sugar beeing allowed?
2. How many quarts have been
canned from stamps Is and Is tthe
kind of fruit canned must be listed?
3. How many pounds of pounds Of
sugar used for ans and jeIlies?
4. Number of quarts of finished
fruit to be canned with the additional
sugar.?
5. Amount of sugar to be used for
jams, jellies, fruit butter?
The name and book number of each
person in the family who has war ra-
ton book must be given.
The Ely miner., 1943-07-15
SPECIAL SHOE STAMP
USED FOR REFUNDS

Special shoe stamps to be used IN
case Of refunds by shoe retailers may
be secured by them at the local war
price and rationing office in the Com
ulunity Center. The refund stamps
should be returned insteam OF stamp
No. 18, currently valid for one pair Of
shoes.
The special shoe stamps are to be
dated the day OF issue by the store,
and must be used within 80 days from
that date by the individual
Shoe retailers can acquire the special
shoe stamps from the rationipg office
by issuing a certified check drawn on
their shoe account at the local bank
The stamps are available only IN sheets
Of Is.
The Ely miner., 1943-07-15
L. Gordon Enters Army,
Colombo in Marine Cor ps

Leonard Gordon, a volunteer, was
member of the contingent Of army re-
servists which left here yesterday
morning for Fort Smelling and assign
ment to training camps. His name
was not included IN last weeks list.
Carlo ]. Colombo, who took his final
physical examination last week at
Fort Smelling with Thief River Falls
group, has enlisted in the marine corps
reserve. He VIII be sent to the marine
base at San Diego for recruit training
The Ely miner., 1943-07-15
School Directors Pick
Stember to Head Board
Richards Elected Clerk, Klun
Named Treasurer; Mills
New Member.

Louis G. Stember was named
chairman of the school board
at the annual reorganization
conducted Monday night.
B. S. Richards was elected
clerk and Anton D. Klun was
named treasurer.
Stember served as clerk during the
preceding school year, and is starting
his third year on the board. Kun sue
ceeds John Dragavon.
william Mills, newly elected member
of the board, took his seat at this time,
and Dr. T. Ahola began his third term.
Committee appointments announced
by the new chairman follow:
Schools-Dr. Ahola, Klun, Dragavon
Finance Richards, Mills, Dragavon.
Buildings and grounds-Kun, Mills,
Richards.
Sales and purchasing = Dragavon,
Ahola, Richards.
Concessions Mills, Klun, Ahola.
Two important matters viii come
before the newly organized board
within a short time.
One is the selection of a principal
for Memorial high school This will
probably be done at special meeting
set for Thursday, July %, although
earlier action may be taken.
The otner is approval of the budget
for the coming school year. The bud
get is custonarily approved at the
regular August meeting.
One application for the position of
principal was read after the board had
formally accepted the resignation of
Conrad CT. Haugen. It was that Of
w. v. Langen, Memorial high and jun
ior college instructor here for the past
six years. In his application Langen
said he had received his 3. A and
M. A. degrees from the University of
Michigan, was now preparing for his
Phi D. degree, and had been granted
a principals certificate by the Uni
versity of Minnesota.
The matter of replacing several adj
ditional teachers was turned over to
the schools committee and Supt. STAN
ley Adkins with power to act. The
positions that may be filled are that
of assistant librarian in Memorial high,
formerly held by Mrs. Minnie Harris
who was recently married to Ben Jude
of st. Cloud, and that of physical ed
ucation instructor resigned by Miss
Eleanor Kuntz.
Laurin E. Leino and Frederic Nc
Ready, high school teachers, viii take
their final physical examinations at
the end of this month and If accepted
for military service may be replaced.
The board decided to advertise for
bids for a new motor installed in the
GMC school bus, and viii open them at
the special meeting July %.
Transportation contracts were let.
One bid for a new record storage
vault for the Memorial building was
opened, but it could not be considered
because it was not accompanied by the
certified check.
A school employe received deep burns
on a leg and arm when he came IN
contact with the loose ends of wires
on a stadium transformer, Adkins re-
ported to the board.
The employe, John Kostelc, was saved
from possible worse injury because at
the moment he came in contract with
the wires, Chief Engineer Fred Neff
was pulling the switch to the stadium
CONTINUED on Last Page)
The Ely miner., 1943-07-15
Delegation to Two Harbors
on w. Iron Flood Problem,

A delegation of White Iron
and Ely residents will go to
Two Harbors Monday for a
conference with the Lake coun-
ty board of commissioners on
the annual high-water problem
at White Iron lake.
Arrangements for the conference
were made by Ray Hoefler, secretary
of the Ely Commercial club, who said
that members Of the Fan Lake town.
ship board would be asked 70 accom-
pany the delegation
The county board is meeting as
board Of equalization that day, and
has consented TO receive the delega-
ton, Hoefler said. The next regular
The Ely miner., 1943-07-15
PICNIC, Water
SHOW sunday
Event Scheduled for Shagawa
Beach Under Recreation
Dept. Sponsorship.

A community picnic and wa
ter show is scheduled for
Shagawa beach in Semer's
park Sunday, under the spon-
sorship of the recreation de-
partment.
Activities viii start at 10 a. m. with
free play until noon. Horseshoes, bocce
ball, badminton, volleybau and softban
equipment viii be available to al.
A program of water event viii start
at p. m Leaders in charge are Ed
ith Bohince, Phyllis Hanson, June
Trudgeon, Ruth Erickson and Regina
Drolet.
Additional tables and benches are
being sought to provide more picnic
facilities, and it is suggested that fam
lilies go in twosomes as the larger
tables VIII accommodate more than a
single family.
Following is the list of water events
Crawl stroke race for boys and girls
Il to Is years and to IL years.
Breast stroke race for both boys and
girls 13 to Is years.
Back stroke race for both boys and
girls from 13 to Is years.
Free style race for both boys and
girls from to Il years
Underwater distance swim for both
boys and girls from u to Is years.
Water fight, boys, Il to 16 years.
Egyptian race for both boys and
girls from to II years
Old clothes race for both boys and
girls from 13 TO 16 years.
Cork race, boys and girls, with IL
year limit
Treasurer hunt, boys, 8 to L years.
Water tug-of-war, both boys and
girls, with a 15-year limit
The Ely miner., 1943-07-15
Because She Came to Work Early
Life Guard Saves Boy

Erickson came to his aid The boys
were swimming during the noon hour,
and the attendant was scheduled to go
on duty at / o'clock
Jean RUM, 9, was helped to the raft
by beach attendant Monoay, when
the girl got into difficulty in the water.
Life guards are on duty at the
beach from 10 a. N. to Il noon and
from to p. m
The Ely miner., 1943-07-15

board session Is Aug. 10.
Every spring water in the lake rises
to a height that floods docks, boat
houses and summer homes, Hoefler
said.
He pointed out that II this condition
were corrected there would undoubtedly
be additional summer home construct
ed on the lakeshore, With direct bene-
fit to both the township and county.
The flooding Of lakeshore property
each spring has created q controversy
for several years.
LANDS IN AFRICA
Sgt John Iassie has landed safely
In North Africa, according to word re-
ceived here.
The Ely miner., 1943-07-15
EIyites to be Stewards
in u. s. Maritime Service

Two Elyites have completed their
preliminary training at the u s. mar
itiule service training station, Sleeps
head Bay, Brooklyn, N Y, and have
been assigned to the stewards train
ing department for advanced instruc-
tons
They are Rudolph Niemi, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Niemi, and Robert "
Tuomela, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Tuomela.
When they complete their advanced
training, they viii become merchant
seamen to deliver cargos to the bat
tie fronts of the world The maritime
service is training 10000 men from all
section Of the nation at the station
The Ely miner., 1943-07-15

A month after the landing
the Nazis attempted an air
attack on the ships In the har-
Dor, but with no success, he
said.
He was stationed In Casa
blanca until he returned here
aboard an army ship to which
The Ely miner., 1943-07-15
FIGHT Chimney
fire IN STORM

At the height of yesterdays
rain and wind storm, the To-
cal fire department was called
out to fight a CHIMNEY
FIRE at the residence of Sam
Nirva on West Chapman
street.
The Ely miner., 1943-07-15
Water Plant Cannot
Meet City's Demands
Engineer Says Dangerous
Fire Hazard Created
From SprinkIing. :

The capacity of Ely's water
plant is not great enough 70
meet the present demands upon
it, according to information
secured from Paul Buccowich,
Jr., superintendent of the wa
ter and light department.
During the past weeks hot
weather a dangerous con-
dition has resulted In which
extensive watering of lawns
and gardens has used so much
water that IN event of large
fire adequate pressure could
not have been maintained,
Buccowich said.
This situation will be called
to the attention of the council
at its meeting Tuesday night,
he said.
The sprinkling Of lawns and gardens
viii have 70 be controlled IN order 70
safeguard the water supply and pres
sure in event major fire should oc-
cur, the water and light plant super
intendent reports.
Although the plant, located on
Shagawa lake, is designed 70 handle
100000 gallons Of water daily, on
Saturday it increased this by 20 per
cent in order to keep an adequate sup
ply available. Such increases are lin
tied by the purely factor involved
On last Thursday $1,000 gallons
of water went through the plant.
Friday it handled I,I5a,00o gallons;
Saturday 1,230,000 gallons; Sunday,
$4,000 gallons.
Buccowich said that if the city IS
going to give the people -an the water
they want any time they want t." It
would have TO:
l. Install a new filter at the Shag-
ava lake plant to increase the plant
capacity by 5e0,000 gallons daily.
2. Install new pump Of at least
$500 gallons per minute capacity &C
the Shagawa plant.
8. Install a new 1,000-ganons-per-
minute pump at the BURNSIDE lake
sub-station.
All the city's water is pumped from
Burnside lake to the Shagawa lake
plant, where it is filtered and purified
and pumped into an undrground
storage reservoir. From here it Is
pumped into the water tank on the
west edge of the city, which creates
the pressure to feed the water mains
throughout the community.
Buccowich said that the Shawaga
plant had been designed for another
filter whenever the demands upon the
plant called for it.
From 1894 to 1912, there has been
40 per cent increase in the amount
of water used by patrons Of the plant.
its records show
Most Of the lawn and garden sprink-
ling is done in the afternoon and eve
ming, when, on several occasions dur
ing the hot weather Of the past few
days. the plant was Just able TO hold
its own, he said
Should it develop that daily con-
sumption were to run over a million
gallons for several consecutive days.
the most serious consequences might
follow in event a large fire broke out,
he said.
The staggering Of sprinkling IS Of
primary importance, he indicated
The Ely miner., 1943-07-15
GuadaLcanaI, Brazil War
Veterans Members VFW

Two veterans Of the present war
have been inducted into the Ely post
of the Veterans Of Foreign Wars. They
are Pfc. Tony zupec, who saw action
on Guadalcanal, and Staff Sgt. Alex
Maxi, Winton, who was member Of
the army air transport command IN
Brazil.
The Ely miner., 1943-07-15
Married Registrants Compose
Half of Group; Teachers,
Business Men Called.

The local draft district will
send out its next contingent of
selectees to the Fort Smelling
induction station on Sunday,
July 25.
Married registrants compose
nearly half the group, which
includes two Memorial high
school teachers and the at
torney for the school district.
The remainder of the group
are 49, and 19-year-old youths,
many of whom were recently
graduated from high school.
The contingent totals So.
The two school faculty members are
Frederic ?. McReady and Laurin E.
Leino, and the attorney is Peter
MoscateIi. who Is also government ap-
peal agent for the local seiectfve serv-
ice district. William G.. Maxi and
John Palcher, both local business
men, and Joe Debevec, who was for
merly assistant manager OF the j. C..
Penney store here and now employed
by the firm at Ironwood, Mich, are
members Of the contingent.
Eleven Of the married registrants
called up for service are from Ely and
one is from Winton, although several
Of the others are local men now en-
ployed in various cities.
Two are volunteers. They are Ben
jamin J. Kaatiala of this city and
Russell J. Napier Of Tower. There are
two additional volunteers from the
unmarried selectees, George Tuomala
Of this city and Elmer Maxi, whose
address Is now Stamford, Texas.
OF the entire contingent Of 50, Is
are from Ely and two from winton.
Men successfully passing the final
physical examination who viii enter
the army VIII be given three weeks
furlough instead Of the two received
by preceding army resevists. This be-
came effective July / in order to per-
NIT married men to have longer per-
iod of time In which to settle their
family affairs before entering the ser
vice. Navy reservists have been given
one weeks leave, and there is no in
formation available here as to whether
this has been changed.
The Ely miner., 1943-07-15
JAPS WON'T BE
Defeated SOON

The U. S. forces in the Pa
cific don't look for an early
victory over the Japs if the
opinion of an Ely marine is
any criterion.
Pfc. Albert Kurre says that he
does not expect to return to Ely
The Ely miner., 1943-07-15
BLACKTOPPTNG is
NOW UNDER WAY

Work preparatory to blacktopping
the Chandler road was started yester-
day. The contractor was delayed II
coming here because rain held I'D q
JOB on which he was working on the
Mesaba range.
The Chandler highway IS the 1irst
on the cityis street improvement pro-
gram.
The Ely miner., 1943-07-15

he Is now attached.
81 never expected to re-
turn to the States, much less
home," he said. Things are
too complicated over there"
A brother, Pvt. John P.
Godec, is stationed some
where In England.
The Ely miner., 1943-07-15
50 Men Ordered Up for Induction


Members Of the contingent anC
their draft order numbers follow:
1Oos6v George Tuomala, Ely.
10756 John Novak, Ely.
10783 Clarence Ivonen, Ely.
10808 Robert Hokkanen, Ely.
IO827 Torsten Kaukola, EmbarraSs.
10828 Eugene Niemi, Embarrass.
lO833 Elmo Rosendahl, Embarrass.
10837 Thomas Pyhala, Embarass.
l0899 Reino Kallio, Embarrass.
10905 Wilbert Maxi, Embarrass.
10907 Louis Mavetz, Ely.
10935 Wilho O. Hiekkila, Embarrass.
10937 George Siipakka, Tower
1O955 Raymond Alaspaa, Emibarrass.
1O967A William L. Kcnu, Embarrass.
10971 Arvo Huhta, Embarrass.
1O9s1 Andrew Tulla, Jr., Winton.
10996A Leslie LaSsila, Ely.
11021 Neilo z. Luoma, Embarass.
11O22 John A. Anderson, Ely.
1923 Harold Koski, Ely.
11025 Albert Chepelnik, Ely.
Il0z7 Harold Heikkila, Embarrass.
11o28 Donald Melin, Ely.
11029 Richard D. Larson, Soudan.
1i031 Robert W. Johnson, Ely.
1908 Arthur Nyman, Jr., Ely.
1904 Albert j. Logar, Ely.
1905 George Hill, Ely.
1918 'Bertl Anderson, Butte, Mont.
1899 Anthony Fondie, Tower.
Transfer.
The Ely miner., 1943-07-15
'1for quite a while yet"

flor quite while yet"
Private Kurre, who is member of a
marine corps detachment aboard a
battleship of the Pacific fleet, said
that ct see (by the paper that a lot
of my buddies are all over the world
VIII you print 1t. Harry Anderson'S
address, for I would like to see him
again. The last time it was in San
Diego" military regulations prohibit
printing his address, but it can be re-
vealed that, at last reports, Anderson
was on Guadalcanal plotting a bomb
er.)