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The Ely miner., 1943-11-25
ELYITES TOGETHER ON TRIP
HALF WAY AROUND WORLD

Two Elyites have been together
from the time they were inducted at
Fort Smelling in July, 1942, until they
recently landed in England
They are Staff Sgt. Andrew o.
KaIari and Sgt. Robert A. Slogan.
From the Minnesota army post,
Sergeants Kolari and Slogan We're
sent to Sheppard Field, Texas, and
from there to Hamilton Field, Calf,
where they were stationed for many
Asking for overseas service,
they landed in England.
I'VE have been together from July
%, 1912, until this date, Nov. 6, 1943,
and are wondering if this is record"
The Ely miner., 1943-11-25

common sense view of a range practice
when it says: The policy of putting
youngsters on the municipal payroll at
election or any other time is not a
wise one and should be halted, unless
it is weed-cutting time. In the first
place, they are not capable Of doing
a mans work, and, in the second place,
they get the idea that they are en-
titled to mans wages before they
are big enough to earn them. Every
one knows what happens when
business place or individual wants to
hire boys who have been employed by
the city-they simply cannot pay the
same kind of wages. On top of that,
a boy who is given work with little
or nothing to do, at good pay, gets the
wrong impression early in life and it
lust doesn't help him become a right
thinking citizen. The practice brings
more trouble than it is worth, for, If
municipal work is not given to every
boy, then those who are left out, and
their parents, get plenty peeved.
"a "a "a
Attacks under the best conditions
upon the character of other people.
idle Gossip, slander, suspicion and mis-
construction of motives are fruitful
subjects of trouble making, especially
when these lead to attacks upon pub
lie men and those who are doing the
worlds work. There are those whose
aim in life Is to fill their souls with
poison of this kind and pour it into the
public mind often in regard to over
burdened public men, making them
less efficient than they might other
ise be and creating conditions that
lowers capacity for producing results IN
the complicated structure Of human
society. Ii war time we call them the
fifth columnists," and, while there Is
a way to have authorities cope with
these parasites, he who informs on
them viii be classed in the same cate
CORY. Give them enough rope and In
time they will hang themselves, is an
old saving. Might it not be safer TO
take time by the forelock and hasten
along the work?
Twenty-Five years ago during war
time the editor of The Ely Miner had
an idea that he might be Of some use
To the district IN the, legislature and
campaigned for election. One of the
arguments advanced against our candi-
dacy by the opposition was. "he has
German name" This argument was
,,roven a faIlacy in the first war and
now again in the second. There prob
ablv are several Schaefers IN the
American army from every town and
village in the United States and Cam
ada BUT enough of this. The name
is good enough for us and we nave
not. so far, felt that paydays, book
accounts. bankruptcy laws and other
causes with which we come IN daily
contact induced us to change it or to
even change the spelling of it.
What we started out TO say was, We
vere most indisputably defeated by a
large margin and the other fellow was
elected. our experinece IN the CAM
naign was worth something to us then
and in the years that followed up to
the present. We discovered that graft
t,,de is an unknown quantity in politics
Continued ON Page FOUR
The Ely miner., 1943-11-25
s1lss|
On This
Occasion
A Few Observations ON Matters
Material and ImmateriaI
by the Editor

The Grand Rapids Herald Review
says that the United States is short
of copper for the reason that large
amounts were shipped to Japan before
the war. In 1896, 5,355,00 pounds; in
194o, 233. .s97. 900 pounds. They are now
giving us back some of the copper in
the form of wounded soldiers and
sailors. Editor Rossman then goes on
to say, Why should we expect great
wisdom in International relations in
the future from those who have been
so dumb in the past?"
- n IA
In looking over The Miner of Is
years ago, we find flair food prices"
high at that time and purchase not
controlled by ration stamps, causing
an inflationary market. Sugar was
quoted by the fair food list at II cents
per pound, although we know that
people paid so cents per pound when
they could get it. Flour was S3.35 for
49-pound sack. Bulk flour, cents
per pound. as was also corn meal.
Lard, 81 cents; butter, 70 cents; eggs,
fresh, 81 cents, storage, 81 cents;
cheese, As cents; ham, 46 cents; bacon,
Sc cents. All these prices were set, but
few paid any attention to the fair food
list, because retailers could not fur
nish the goods, and, when they could,
they got all the trade would bear. If
you bought 40 pounds of flour you
had to take 49 pounds OF substitute
flours at the same time. It is differ
ent now The family with a large in
come cannot buy any more than the
family with a small income. Ration |
stamps equalize the sales. A family of !
two persons has difficulty now in get
ting along with meat stamps. The
larger families fare better if the can
secure the meat. The merchant also /
is rationed
The Ely miner., 1943-11-25
Deer Tales

An estimated LOO big game licenses
were sold to local hunters, topping last
record by 200.
The Ely miner., 1943-11-25

It wasn't until noon ON the opening
day that the first deer was seen
tied to an out-of-town car parked In
the business district.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-10

tors1saHfaninen. SD ,por EN- agno-.
iiifer,z Elm atbeiit, aber. bon nieinetl
gegleitern lernte idp. bas Beter. Sd
iab oie 3grb0rung ilnferer @ebete. Rei-
ne atbeiiten eibt es in ben uSor-
boles' bon @uabalcannl. Wlan fam
pilf einein HettilngsbaIfen =nuf bent
G5eait bon Saien l1ntrinet, 1liht
9ltbeiit bleiben. gs lit cine alte
Sdriftitelle, aber 10 friid) llno nun.
oerpoa als 0ie @nabe @ottes felber.
Sour Elm Narr iast in ieinem Ser
aen, es lit fein 8ott.'' l1nb iiber SUN.
oerten bon flammenoen ariegsbarri-
faoen, iiber 5ablloie bon 8ruberblnt
getrdnften Meeren erbliden sic Men-
iben ibren @ott uno glauben an i'm.
SSn bieiem idrefliden ariegsgetpiibl
gibt es feline Narren."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-10

Sic @en1ablin bes General. Smuts
bat Dem 8atifon Elm Danfeslhreiben
iiberianot fir oie 9ienite, pelde oas
batifanilbe S,tformationsbiiro ben in
iapdniiber Gefangenidaft befinoli-
den Soloaten ertpielen bat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-10
Die v8eifen sdtueitern'' als Gnsel
Der 8armbersigfeit in Nprbafrifa

Die ,,Weifen Sdtueftern" als Gngel
ber 8armbersigfeit in Nurbafrifa
geridten bon &orreiponoet1ten Der
amerifaniiden Streitfrdfte in Sune-
iien 5ufolge baben ~peiBeefleioete
Nonnen", tpel6e in elmer fleinen
Staot Der mitteltuneiiIden Sront elm
aranfenbaus leiten, lid fir bipele ber-
tpunoete uno franfe amerifanii6e un6
britiide Solbaten als ipabre gngel
ser 8armber5igfeit eriuieien.
slls omerifaniide Wilitardr5te Inn
bie @rlaubnis na6iu6ten, ein 3ims
mer oes aranfenbauies fir Giasnoien
uno Notperbdnoe beleeen 5u biirfen,
tpuroe ibnen bereittpiaiglt ein gan5es
Stodtpert our 8erfiigung geItellt.
uSSbre @iite bat 1ns gebolfen, biele
Menihenleben au retten'', erflart
Stabsar5t 0r. @ultape StodneB aus
gli5abetb, 81. s., Der Setter elmer So
nitatsabteilung. u@etuobnlid miiiiiie1
mir in 3elten lnterfunft iu9en."
sSsm Sperationsiaal, beiien Seuiter
fir Die gerounfelung bergeridtet ftn6,
fann man au alien Sages= l,nb Na6t=
aeiten operieren, ielblt tpenn feinoltd)e
Slieger in Der Nabe iino. 0ie Nonnen
baben aud cine 8diderei fiir bic Col
oaten unb aus eigenen Meitteln eine
gntlauiunesanitalt bergeridtet.
Soloaten tippeln Is Weilen ODER
nod ipeiter, INN BORT Elm Sab au neb.
men, Der. groBte 2urus fir einen
6rontfdmpfer. Sn ben einaelnen 3d.
teilungen 5bes aronfenbauies Iieeen
Solbatef,, bic Bel 11nfdlIen nerlest
ooer In Der Shlddt beripunbet tpi,r.
ben. Mnoere Ieioens an DDienterie,
2unsenenfsiinoll,1g ooer grfdltl1ns.
Seoen Worgen tperben tie bon ei-
rer runoliden; fleinen -S9meiter in
inittleren Sabren helubt Die, nbtpobl
fie fem gnelifd peritebt, bod fir 'ie-
ben einen Grub, cine iderabafte @eite
ODER ein 2a9eIn bat, cine Spra1e,
Die uninerial ,lno international lit.
,,sie lit Ser Sroit ieoes sSoloate,,
i'm. aranfenbaus" iagt Stabsarat
StodneB. sir manden bot Ser. Gas
nidt begonnen, ebe iie ni6t erfdienen
iIt.'' =. q
Die Soloaten MAIDEN Sen Nonnen
fleine @efbp,tte IN Sor1n bon Sbofo.
la6e u1o .9nderiahen.. @ine beritebt
etpas gneliidb rno man bot ibr u1eb.
rere 8iiber gegeben. Die 2eute Der
Sanitdtsabteilltng itno II St,noen
am Gage i'm Dienit unb ft6nbig in
Bereitldaft, Inn i'm Notfaue ein5u.
greifen. -
Den groBten ginbruf unter ibnen
ma6te Elm Sanitdtsiolbat aus Maiia.
duietts, Der anfing, peripunoeten Sol.
baten nit einem @anoipiilapparat =
einem neueu a1atiirli1 - Gee al rei-
den. =: ..... j
X X X
&elisi6ie 2ebensseiden in Sutpiet.
rnflanb s ~.
Dab bie Religion in .SonietruB.
lanb nidt ausgeitorben lit, uno Ii9,
nenigitens temporGr, elmer relatibe1t
Sreibeit erfreut, benefit ein bonn Ba.
triardat Der ortboboren Stride ilt
Mosfau berausgesebenes 8ud unite:
Dem Sitel "Die ruiiiide ortbobore
Stride lit bem 8aterlanbe treu'. Sa
benz 8u6 miro bie Ereue uno Ser
bunoenbeit Der ruiIiiben Stride nit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-10
a)siftnad :Sen 10. Sfbraar 1913

tIuLsltkA.tk 2kabtlUtlH s-litIftit #uiS OtSu=.1
Inifde GbenrieS italrbig tlene lilio be
Ioeufiasne geitrase anr 6eilniftels
Elnebiairt.
Das alsidlieBlide 3iel bieier Dao=
tbiliiierung Der @iiienfhaft 5i,r ge-
Ifdmpfung bon &ranfbeiteit ioiI Grant
beitei1 borbeugen lln0 oas menidlids
2eben berlangern. @enn bas eeling.,
fann Elm @egengeipidt gefcbaffen tper-
ben gegen Die ungebeure,1 &rieesber-
lutte nnter Sen 9ruppen nno Der 81
bilbebolferung.
Nnf bent @ege at nnierer Nieberlage
@ir MAIDEN Gle ungebeterliblten
Mnitrengungen, I'M gegenwartigen
&rtege ben Sieg 5u getpinnen. Selblt
nenn es uns gelingt, itegreib aus
Dem groBen Stingen berpor3ugeben,
nerben mir nihtsoeitomeniger einer
nod idlimmeren Nieoerlage entgegen'
geben, als tpenn mir oen &rieg ber.
loren batten. SSn ienen areiien nn-
Ierer golfser5ieber ober Seeliorger,
in oenen man feline 8ogel StrauB $50
litif Der erniten 8abrbeit por5iebt 1tno
getpiat lit, Die Dinge gu ieben, mie tie
nirfli6 iino, perben INNER mebr
ernIte Stinmen erboben be5iigli6 bes
iinfenben Stanoes ltnierer Stttlt6feit.
8iidof foa bat oieier Gage inn Sun.
baD 8ilitor" es als oas brennenbite
Hroblem Der @esenuart be5eibnet,
benz ipa6ienoen uebel Der 8erlotta'
rung unb Sittenloiigfeit unter Der Su.
geno ginbalt au tlln. l1nier &riegs5u-
itano fdeint Dos llebel MIR 5u for.
bern. 8er bon 9erionen bie in Ser
oio5ialen 5iiriorge" tdtig iino, oereu
oiesbe5iiglide grfabruneen in oe,,
5tdoten, 8llmal In oeren gedbe piel
Niiitar iib aufbaIt, erfdbrt, fragt liG
f6anoern6, tpeIde. grnte benn aus
bieler idlin1n1ens Saat anfgeben fann.
!, llno ,es mar bod .lbon ibiinm &c.
mug, obne Sic piefen ,Jreibeiten''
ober 8ueefa,ioniife, Die Der ariegs.
auitand gera6e unter uuiprer Suge1,o
berbeigefabrt bot. Migr. Mpnboper
teilte per seinieerA 8eit aus elmer ibn,
porliegenben nertrauIi1en stdtilfi.
besiglih sbes iittliden 3nitattbes an
ben nidtrelieioierl nniperiitaten unie.
res '9anoes 3abIen nit, Die erfdref.
fenb fino. gsidt pel.iger aIs $4,000
staoentinnen an oieSen llniperfitaten
tperoen in einenl SSabre i,1folge I'm.
fitflider 2ebeusart aIs ,,befhdoigte
8are' be5eihnet. gsi6t iperiger ais
2000 Operationen fir ainoesabtreis
bnngef1 tDeroen in bieier 3eit nnter
ben luiherlitatsituo borge:
t1ora1nen. 8irfli1e @enner Der Ser;
baltnifie bebaupten aber, oaB bieis
3ablen neit binfer Der @irfli9feit 3il.
riidbleiben. Cine dr5tlibe 4utorifat
pnBte bon elmer einaigen 9o1ihule
NIT 1900 Stubenten bon 60 perbre-
derii6en Sperationen an ben Shii..
lerinnett irnerbalb flint Wonate gu be-
ri6ten. Wenn oies> 10 peitergebt -
|lt1ro nidts belltet an, oaB ibm gin-
bait geboten miro ooer bob Qusiidt
|anf geiiernng Dorbanben lit Damn
iin6 mir ais 8olt unfeblbar auf Dem
Wege gu elmer geieoerlage Ser aller-
|ihlimmiten art, trot aller Siege, bic
mir NIT @affer iiber fei1blibe Mrz
meen uno B0lfer- setpinnen fonnel,.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-10
MQerlci aus aIfr @flt II

! aufr @fH
8as 8ud1 entbdlt slrtifel oes Me-
tropoliten bon Wisfau ltnb &olonna,
Sergei, bes Batriarben bon 4uibD-
ldeip, sllerei, oes Metropoliten bon
8orfi unO Mr5amaB, Sergei, Die alla
Sen ortboooren &lerus in Brag uno
Berlin negen ieiner 3uiammenarbeit
nit &itler angreifen.
Oie slrtifel betonen ferner, oaB bie
9teligion in &uBlano nibt unteroriift
uno oaB Die Stride unabbangig lit,
neil iie feline 3uidiiiie bon Der &es
gierung erbalt.
Die &eligion in 9fuBlano, iagen
Die &ir6enfiibrer, lit eine Sade ser
perlonliden SSntereiiiertbeit, unO ba-
rum miidt itd bic Stride ni6t in Die
Bolitif Elm, ionoern bei6ranft itd)
ltreng auf bas religi0ie 2eben.
slus oem 8u9 erfabrt man gum
eritenmal oaB oas Mosfauer 8atriar~
dat ieine eigenen 8ertreter I'M Mus-
lano, barunter in ben Ser. Staaten,
unterbdlt.
X * X -
Smbe preiit bic SGtisfeit eines fatbo.
liiden Grieters *
sSSn einent 8riefe, ben slfreo 2an-
oes, sein iuneer iiioiider Mariner,
an Batrid S. Scanlon, -gbitor bes.
8rooflpner oGablet" ri6tefe, eradblt
Der 8riefidreiber, ipeld tiefen Gin
orud Der fatbolifde Mrrneefapla1s
5reosrif g. gebring, g.M. Elm. ee-
borener Brooflpner, nuf ole sGruppe1tt
IN @uaOalcu,tat bir1terlaiien bat. .,,gr;
lift ms aIlen Elm tpabrer Batera i
fhreibt Der Mariner, ,,ers eriest- alIe...
bic mir al ,Sauie Derlnilen baben, INIT.
einent iolhen gifer, tpie sibn 1,ir ein;
ebters Mann @ottes betdtigen fa.,tf.f
Sobalo @eb. @ebring anterifn .ber-'
laiien batte, begann er fein s@erf. &c
orgariSierte ei1e 3eitung, ieste= eins.
gibliptbef 5lifamnen Unto ipielte Bio,
lin als 9irieent zines Srdeiters. gr
3elebrierte ieoen Morgen Die 81 Mef,
lie, #bielt allseneiue religiofe :An6ah=
ten fir Solbaten aaer GonfeHionen1
ON Sonntas, 5borte au ieber. Stl11,bc.
8eidfe, mar alien ourh Mat linb Sat
bebilflih uno iuhte ibnen ~bas Seim=,
tpeb 5u bertreiben.
= gr nirstn1t fid 1lidt nur Ser 'Soloa:
ten an, ionbern lit allh unter ben
@tngeborenen unerniiblih tdtig. @s
gelung ibm, eine an5abl Hrieiter ,,no
Non,ien binter Ser feinblihen 2inle
gu retten. gr leet einen linnababrn
liben @ifer llno eine ieltene gnergie
an Sen Gag. CT bat es berltanoen.
Die Soloaten nit ,1elent Mut, 9lusz
bauer unb Stdrfe 5u beieelen.
Gin Mtbeiit lermt betem ~..
Scot lebrt beten unb = fiibrt 5u
@ott 5l1riif. Dieie @rfabrung baben
gooie Nidenbaher uno feline @efdbr>
TEN auf ibrern u&ettungsbalfen" in
Ba5ifiiben S5ean gena6t. gug uno
fadt beteten tie gu @ott un Silfe i'm
slngeiiht bes Sobes. st. 6. @bif-
afer, Der in ieinem san5en 2eben lid
menig unt @ott fiinnerte, bot por
aaer 0elt Elm tpertbones @eltanbuis
gcmabt: u9ieie unnergeBliben lhref=
fensret6en Gage geboren 5u ben groB=
fnt, lcrnin.,;i5n,, a;.ana NOlnn ichn,, Iaha,.s
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-10

uNur ein Narr iagt in ieinem Ser
gen, es lit fein @ott." l1nb iiber Sun.
oerten bon flamnenben &riegsbarri-
faoen, iiber 5ablloie bon 8ruberblut
getrdnften Meeren erbliden Sic Men-
iben ibren @ott unb glauben an i'm.
Sn oieiem i6refli6en &riegsgetuiibl
gibt es feline Narren."
X x X
&atboliider ErDteit gesen uberbnnbes-
geridtliden observation-disclosures
Ser Nationale &atboliibe @obl-
fabrtsrat (gegWg) bat in Gerurtel~
lung elmer gntideibung bes Sberiten
8unoesgeri6ts, tpel6e bie Sbeibungs=
geiebe, bes Staates Nebaba anfredt
erbdlt, erfldrt, baB 2arbeit in ben
S6eioungsgeieben cine Der Sauptur=
iahen oes Nieoerganges Sranfrei6s
mar. Oie 8ihp-Regierung babe bies
ettpas gebeiiert. Wari6aa Betain ba=
be balo, na9oem er ans 9fuber gee
langt mar, bic grlangung elmer Che
ldeioung auf Dem 9febtstpege err
.idpert.. ,;Weroen mir ben gleihen ge.
illnoen geritanb 5eigen unb Shritte
sergreifes1, nm llnieren @befbeioungs-
frebsi6aben au beilen, ober tperoen
mir Der 5ahe. freien 2allf Iniien, ooer
-ibr nod geiitn,b leiiten 2" frllg Der
Stat, in elmer bon Nep. 9r. Cigar
S1mieoder, Direftor 6es Go1uilien-
lebenza aonferenabiiros, "a 5 GEL ebenetl
GrfIddrut,g eetere enfbieH gleibaei-,
,stig einen NppeH an 6e,ig nnerifnni.
Eben Mnip1lt ltenerbn1tb. eifle Idfbneite
aapnlpag1e a,,r gereinb beitfihlng Der,
5heibungsgeiese ei,lauleiten. Or
,shniebeler, erffdrte- tpeiter:s|| ,.gie
nnaeruaniid G6efheioat,tg bat / Die
,an1erifanifde ghe: aan elmer &aolnooiei
:getna6t. { Sic tBirbe elm 5tanbdI fir.
ben Heit Der @eIt. llith Jest fpnun!
cine gntl6eiolng oes Dberfteu @e-;;
ribtes. -. piel oa5l beitragenb, Die
Sahe mod 1hli,nlner al geitaIten = !,
d 1. ,s< - X u
MobiliiierunB Der 8iifenidaft ,5ar Be
"a fGmpfuns ber aranfbeiten s.
un5ueifelbaft fueroen nod 8eenoi-
gung. oes &rieges &ranfbeiten unb,
untfangreibe gpioe1nien in bieIen.
2dnoern 45ablreihe Berbeerungen an,
srihten. DengemaB, meroen gan5 11eue
Inforoernngen an Die Meoi5in ltns
neue 8ebanblungspeiien unb Mpparn-
te 5ur gefampiung bon 4ranfbeiten
geI6affen iDerben miiiien. Mus ben
2aboratorien iino bereits @unoer mo.
oerner 6orfdung Encouragement. sSn
ben eriten &eiben 1tebt bas grabi05e-
ian Snititutun1 ,,Dibi 9bonne" in
Cincinnati nit ieinen @rfolgen auf
Dem @ebiet Der &rebsfranfbeiten unn
Observation-Disclosures
Dabtn gebort Die iogenannte neue
ltra-3entrifuee", oeren, rotierenoe
Sheibe cine @eibuirbigfeit bot, Die
Der elmer @epebrfueel entipriht.
5erner bas gleftronen-M -Mifroifop;
oas groBte bieier glrt, nit 100000,
fnrhpr Nprnrnf,pr,tr1rr mira iptat M, Npr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
NfeIWick
Goes 10
Giants

new YORK. July Is up
Joe Ducky) Mcdwick veteran
Brooklyn Dodgcr outfielder, has
been claimed for tho ST 500 waiver
price. The New York Giants an
nounCcd today
Giant Secretary EDDIE BIannICK
disclosed the transfer which de-
yclopod after Dodger Manager
Leo Durochcr gave MedWick per
mission 90 remain here when the,
Brooklyn club lcf, last night for
Boston
Nedvick who never hit less
than 300 in u years service IN
the ma ior leagues i> having his
poorest year ~ the plate Re has
hl' ~ in IS games Mcdwlck
came up 10 the majors In 1892
with s. Louis and was traded 10
BROOKLYN IN June 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Water Pearl Gains
An Easy Triumph

-AEA-XLRL&--.IL.lA- Clip
Water Pearl @yucd Ul Jhc Hud-
SON Valley Sh4bic, ran 10 AM easy
one and a half length victory over
Mrs. Henry L. Finch- Modest
Lad Yesterday i'm the Pharoah
Purse, feature ON the Empire City
card a. Jamaica
The son Of Mahmoud collected
81 $50 for his effort. The iNortc
in the attraction, he stole TIE lead
al the second quarter and led the
field Of seven all the way 10 The
finish mark. Harold BeaSy was IN
tho NaddIa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Turns Down Kids

This really great speed >pocil-
iS' has complained about 2 num-
her OF things on has American
tour the heat. tho COndIiIon o.
the tracks. the lack Of time ~
train. he has been something
less than generous lathe kids
who have come running after
e him for autographs he has Of
fered such waSplSh observations
as: Women here IN Holly
wood look superficial
There isn't much excuse for
such peevlsh behavior HacC
has had a uniformly excellent
pfess. and he has been warmly
received by the American sports
q public lie has been acclaimed
= as The superb athlete that he
~. and the fact that he IS run
nlng under new and strange
, conditions has been frequently
mentioned
lie IS without doubt a great
runner maybe the greatest yet
A competitor ol his stature
doesn't have 10 whine about tho
breaks His flashing speed can
tell The whole story Of his skill
and tell it.wondcrfully we'll
Yct be persists m has petu'an'
press statements He persists
In brushing off well meaning adj
mlre' : He persists IN being an
linn. -crcd guest.
His lracclc,s. conduct is TAX
Ing some n tho lu>ter from q
sports episode that should be a
bright link between Two friendly
nations
. SO We suggest that the 4 a
= si4ppl4 the eeLLrcman with
n press agent who knows his
craft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
: 4 Councilman Asset

An appetite that can with
stand tho assaults Of any am
ateur cook IN the United States
may prove TO bc one Of tho nix
able Jimmy Conzelman'S biggest
assets m his new role as AS
..stStani 10 tho president of the
-. Louis Browns.
One Of Jimmy'S chief duties
is TO act aS talent scout. and
that's where his indeStruCtible
digestive apparatus should pay
dividends.
No town has been too small.
no gathering too insignificant
for the rodOubtahle Jimmy to
grace with ms dynamic pres
ence on the wall of his new
office Jimmy has a huge map Of
1.-The United States. heavily
dotted with pins. Each pm
represents a place where he has
spoken. Jimmy knows that he
has friends IN all those place,
. friends who will be pleased TO
tip him off 10 any promising
young ball players in town
when YOU go somewhere, 10
talk, Won go a. a friend" SAYS
" Jimmy when YOU accept the
invitation, you're supposedly do
/. Ing the asker n favor. When YOU
: 60 a. n football coach, you're
competing a. rival. Conse-
f., qnently. I've made more con
taos through speaking than
through coaching"
=, Jimmy has written 10 all his
banquet-circuit friends. asking
that they call his attention to
any Young men who might be
useful 10 the little Brownies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Longest River in State

The Grand River, which winds
over a distance Of 300 miles in
southern Michigan is the longest
river IN the state. The Grand has
lbs source i'm Grand Lakes. near
the southern county line Of Jack
son County and emptieS into
Lake Michigan at Grand Haven.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Bob Tales
Hagq Needs
A Press Agent
Or a MuzzIe
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

For a guy with such educated
pedal extremlties. Gunder Hagg
is displaying a remarkable tall
ent for putting his foot in it.
Ever since his American junket
was first proposed, the flying
Swede has been giving out with
a series Of press statements cal
culated 10 make him one Of the
most unpopular athletes IN the
land.
The American sports public,
generally eager 10 give such a
brilliant guest better than an
even shake. has been extremely
tolerant of his tactleSs utter
anceS. But his babbling is be-
coming a little tireSome, and
more than little foolish.
The A. a. II. ought 10 hire a
press agent for its protege. II IS
fast becoming q toSS-up whether
his flying feet can win more
admirers than his flying Jaws
can ALLEVIATE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Record Shore Line

Few people realize that no
other state mas a shore line equal
to that OF Michigan The Vol
vcrrne State with ga miles Of
/hD|c Inc, ON the Great Lakes
t/ads all other states in This
Talpgct
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Flint Mayor I'D Name
Committee OH FOOsi

lie suggested that the mayor
appoint a committee TO nc com
priSed of representatives Of The
OPA, agricultural interests, meat
dealers. retail and wholesale gro.
Gers. war workers. war manutac-
turcrS and city officials 10 dc
something for our community
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17

FLINT July is Mayor O>-
mund Kelly today had been au-
iheri2cd los the city commission
10 appoint committee 10 take
steps 10 assure citizens of Flint
an adequate food supply follow
ing q warning OF severe shortages
by Commissioner Frank De Roo