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Evening star., 1943-09-27
ROOMS FuRN.-No,.hw... Cont,

MAsTER BEDROOM, private bath. twin
IA LARGE EooM loE Tsnt kitshsn and laan-
sdl sc Ps1SEsSasf eoEuasfx Ga kp rsSs ssst o Conn
ave.-Living room .privileges: suitable for
aEoRdEToWS II W. aaa ssos fsr ns s. Ho
:ront room. 20x20 f.; windows, South
ma family .n beds as sn 0sa @ w
ss1s rFSs tEsass2 ss1s sEss A9 .sas Slss Connect
issSl'i sotS f's w. I so saa siae sB seauttuy
near esn ransp assr Wakns Tn twin dsssaee sa excl h0
sowns5oygn losstiion Large 5Toat room for
NICELY furnished room for refined person,
home near a. and RaaTa r. f. Psas sA s
PRIVATE ENTRANCE. studio bed, lv. rm.
and bath, sround foor. conf. furn.. in
service. unlim, phone: l block to bus; $50
foE fast l. kENMN;EnSYS EENM; aSSi sT sfter Nw-pn,e rm
twin beds: unim' phone, laundry privileses; '
i 0fE ts6at sIi aDd ss pail ss
ss d soaos h1ss Ssyee isiy nsHy psss sss
MI. MI PGEAsAST. PIE ss"i 1909 10th st. n.w-shar.
81. so. no 1888.
decorated with small fsgh family, sl; BrooRisnd sM
car; Can be seen any time. Cali MI.
d3ga i3fs KAN KANSAS AM h1E to Npove,v PM sr,a,,
room for two, A windows. twin beds; un-
pnna pmtsd s phons ne laundry priy.; gentle home.
beds gentlemen en-" only a1aHem in ssntie home; sm,n
a", aala lssS gaSnt ST. S.w.@sinsl. rm., semi
py.o bath; excellent transp.; s25. ia.
GLOVER PARK. 2411 Tunlaw rd. NV
Master bedroom. also single room. with
msn poreh' Wo nsSt sseyer; bus at door; ssntle-
sIio n ST; NV. Apt: ,s-Room. suitable
for two; kitchen privileges; girls pre-
LARGE FRONT ROOM. twin beds; newly
furnished; unlimited limit phone; plenty Of hot
room; $40; triple room. $50; waking
SssDss Il RD p NV BE 800 room for
nice. clean: airy room. % Cali fSEess BE. s5ss
s:sr oNSx H. n aay Desirable bed
rooms with small private sitting. room:
WHICH srs oS ssi aSSa sSf BrEA e. iSSks sSSf
SsA isSs LAsSiiegiR sSigi pL. N.w.-yicinity 18th
room. single. close to bath; inst. hw.. un-
lIoS 18th sT. Nw.-very large front
1871 L ST. N.W.-Comfortably furn. dou-
BILE room. 81 weekly. Also single rooms
~ ST. NV large rooms, private
bath; electric refrigerator: near 2 car
LARGE twin bed room. adjoining bath;
prlvate rnh. home home goed an sransportation Rea-
isss''f isss ie.h ST. N.w@Iisht. airy double
NEAR 18th & COT. .RD.Goirl to share
nice twin bedroom with another. 2 closets
1884 CONN. AVE.-Sman single room for
gentleman. $3.50 per mo-; also one
LADY-Attractive studio bedroom, con-
phone; $35, U; $3.50.
rooms: triples, doubles, singles: transp at
CLEVELAND PARK-Large bed-Hvine
room: twin beds; adjacent bath: unlimited
phone; a,nI mr. bus and car lines also single
DOUBLE AND SINGLE ROOM available in
nice Jewish home: garage. privilege: cony.
| 2O23 KALORAMA RID NV, just off Conn.
ave.-very attractive double rooms for
| men and women. Can be seen all day
SUNDAY Adams Aasn 1891 xw -
nlshed ne front front room nn M next to bath, new bed:
1916. LAMONT sT. 1N.w.-opportunity for
| fine home. Beautiful. large double room,
| trolley. Also half of girls double.
ovERLOOKING sHoREHAM HOTEL.
Combination living room bedroom, 16x26
feet: daily linen and maid. AID. 3120. 2Ss
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ANTIQUE JEWELRY, silver, diamonds. dem
tai gold. old watches; need for repairing.
sABY s Ga' esSh sTkoSIRR whNrEbsecond Isb
hand metal stroller in good condition. Call
BOX STRINGS. any size or condition.
IA. 1888 daytime. 81
CAMERAS, movie equip. photo supplies.
nS RE- $751; oeen s to pe9na o awe
CLoTHING-see me for highest prices for
Pstrct DsR e6 osen sm sye is$A % 7th sa st. p.
s@ssd @ @ @sIesslng seImans; iias sth as St. a NV
~ SaLzoTHffSSe HfSS o1el laiIaeaHEsTa FL ipsKIcEs PAID
cIoTakBstseT prees paid ior mens
EGreTRio RI e7fa qnsP RfPRfannxHoS sSs XII fs small.
pgf ES4sPS tsS "a asSssM fssRs Me- nfsS w izss
Hobby supply. si2 9th st. NV RE. 2o7e.
FURNITURE, also piano; want enough
goodS ,ns to oatnt GYM large place. Call evenings,
FURNiTUaE&Bedroom. iSi!f living room. mis- mise.
$685. china
time re- 7aoa Snsss eves saSn Me- 5si7 sas
FURNITURE-Househo goods, bedrooms.
diate removal. 81. 353a, ~ '''N
eeetrc rs Washing
highest cash prices. For best results call
any time Metropolitan 1924. 29'
FURNITURE of all kind any amount, suites
or odd pieces, wanted at once. Please call
Mr.. Doyle. MA. 1920
FURNITURE, brlc-a-brac, china, glassware,
rugs, silverware, Paintings; highest cash
prices maid. Call Murray. Taylor 1898.
JEWEI.RY, diamonds. shotguns. cameras,
binoculars and mems clothing HIGHEST
PRICES PAID. Also choice diamonds for
sale. Max Zweig. 937 D NV ME 9113
LINGUAPHONE SET, Spanish records and
books, slightly used. State price. Box
LUGGAGE. all kinds wanted at once.
Sans, 1924 9TH st. NV. District 1890
VIII call. Open evenings. 29s
MINK FUR COAT or silver fox, must be in
very good condition: willing to pay excel
lent price. Box 2S-B, Star.
PIANO, spinet, small apartment size up
right, not over 4S inches high Can pay
cash Adams 1884. 2S"
PIANOS WANTED, small upright or spinet;
xlll Eddms pay ga cash if under $3.50 Telephone
RADIOS, any make. in any condition, table
models only. Phone us and we will call.
Metropolitan Radio Co., SIT F st. NV.
RADIOS WANTED: Gentlemanly Irish deal
er pays from SIS to S45 for table models,
up to $3.50 for &c combinations. 1910 I4th
RESTAURANT, bakery and kitchen, equip
SEWING M, MAGHINE.we buy all types;
pleatins eI7 F St RE 1900 RE a3iG.
SIN LAMP ron JTpiop Slr'S ftar q ', ",
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
MARYLAND and Viroinio.

10 MIN. FROM PENTAGON-Master bed
room, twin beds, private bath, new mod
ern home; gentlemen only. Call jackson
2O49-W after $40 pm.
flrst-f1oor room private bath, kitchen and
laundry PRIVILEGES. Suitable for 2 ladies.
Near bus.
ARLINGTON. near Buckingham - Large
room twin beds. private adult home. on
GERS preferred. Call CHI. 1892 Sunday or
ATTRACTIVE FRONT ROOM. with sun
deck in new house, next bath. Call Temple
2O3s.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ADDING MACHs., Burroughs, sundstrand,
Victor hand. and elec, Sale or rent, low
priced: Circle, LIP 14th st; NV DI. 1872
ADDING MACHINES, brand-new, portable,
released by OPA. S52.47 and up; limited
quantity. United Typewriter Co., s13 14th
sMFLff1lhRs11Rlckenbacke II PiT re- LICK late model
$50 80: Epiphone. large size, S31 so. Call
Republic 6212. KITS. 1880 @ st. tmiddle
of block
ANDIRONs. antique, brass and wrought
iron, English and. French; large mirror.
French clocks. old plated ware. tea and
coffee service sets. old English coffee urns,
large and small; old brasses, bronzes and
COPPER Of all descriptions. Shop at George
,oTn nTn Brass Shop: 1893 M st. NV g.,
mattress good condition. Avail. Sept 80.
Adams 3246, 2Ss
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

COCKER SPANIELS, black, months old.
Sired by Ch. Velvet Daniel Ewes. after Z
s6a sRs t eompsaon ah 259d for your chill
dren, a guardian for your property, the
boxer is unexcelled; 31a-month-old pups,
7O43. Alexandria 08O5 2Ss
POMERANIAN PUPS. registered: male. 10
weeks; very small: partially broken. WA
blocks from Cheverly blvd. on Forest rd.
to Valley Way, left 2 blocks to Dewey. .
affectionate, black with brown muzzle and
paws. Would like to place in good home
SH. 1896.
Adams CT
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ENSIGN (Maritime service) and wife, lge.
twin bedrm., pvt bath or sitting rm. and
bedrm.; pvt. home, NV, sec. pref. Box
EIiRAISHEn tII,A Ssag for father and scboo, @ ~,
board for son, optional father; Jewish.
Box BOA, Star. 27s
ROOM with private Christian family, near
Social Security Building, for gentleman,
technical expert with Government; from
October 1. Box 2S-A, Star. 27-
WOMAN, Government employe: single
room; Mount Pleasant section; October
1st. Box 132-A. Star. -
ONE ROOM. kitchenette and bath, pref
erably furnished. NV. section. Call Ma.
312O, Ext. lois, between am. and 5 pm.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.

DOUBLE ROOM, suitable for couple or 2
girls; laundry PRIVILEGES. Lincoln 1872,
able for .; near transp.; use of phone.
AT S6OS.
$40 G. ST. S.E., near Navy Yard-Beauti.
rm., next to bath. Clean, pvt. home, for
/ or . ConV. tranSp.. reaS. FIR. 6544.
Evening star., 1943-09-27

SLAB WOOD, mostly oak. S35 load, ap-
proximately ga cords. WO. 275s.
$50 per cord. Order now for immediate
delivery, D. T. Glascock. Fairfax. Va.
Fireplace WOOD, SIS cord, delivered
Kelly. Hillside 09l4.
FIREPLACE LOGS. dry, 1s-cord bundles.
$3.50. Immediate delivery. Colonial Cord
wood Co.. DU 2415
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REALLY NICE

Large, warm room, twin beds c:h.w, near
bath; best transp., phone. laundry privtl.;
employed people So each. 722 9TH ne.
COLORED-116 53rd ST, NE.-Nicely
furnished room twin beds; S4 each: use OF
kitchen and phone TR 1895
Evening star., 1943-09-27
PERSONAL (cont.)
NEED EXTRA MONEY! :

NEED EXTRA MONEY?
Only requirement is that you be en-
ployed. 1t costs you nothing to investigate
Just phone DAVE PENNEY. CHI 1924
Supervised Care for Children
or preschool age, living in Alexandria and
nearby virginia, from 1:30 am. to f:3O
pm; hot lunches and large play yard;
transp. furnished beautiful home on Mt
Vernon boulevard; inspection invited TIE.
1874, 2ss
DR.. H. w JOHNSON, DENTIST,
False Teeth Repaired While You Wait.
Room 602. Westory Bldg, sos l4th NV
Evening star., 1943-09-27
MOTOR TRAVEL.

Govt. employe will deliver
automobile to Texas or Louisiana in late
Oct; references Glebe 1896 27~
YOUNG MAN wants trans to Los Angeles.
WIN drive for fare. Ma. $3.50. 90
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SMALL DEL. AND VARIETY STORE, living
quarters and yard. Low rent Good chance
to develop. Price is giveaway. FIR. a505.
BOOMING HOUSE, Rhode Island ave. NV,
near 14th st; Is rooms and 5 baths: over
5000, mo. income. viii sell for 5000;
DRUG GsToREWunusual opportunity to Sc
cure for very low price fully equipped,
lent NV. section: estab. Is yrs; reasonable
SC AND ioc S FOR SALE sAEEHowner eS M;T drafted;
must have $4,000 cash. Box 477-Y.
GOING BUSINESS. income Approximately
500 month; Dupont Circle area; run
ing water in every room; 5000. DE. a6S2.
yA.cAsN,T-6o7 B st: n.eM7sale or rent;
y; s Capitol and Library: store, 3 rooms,
sAl Sath, l4ds, hs;-wh'' gar; terms like oss gent
KALoRAMA RD.. Just off Conn. ave
nroIin ~ rooms baths; mon monthly income ap-
ABOVE DuP6NT r'ti CIRCLE Gle 81 S4oo rooms.
baths. excellent furnishings; redecorated;
ment, $500. Harrington Manaeement Co.
LOIS Vermont ave. Ex. 1929 or ewes,
WAsHiNGToN CIRCLE, near Pa, ave-
monthly income; always filled; $500 down.
HARRINGTON Management CO. 10ls YER
smaLt DAY NuRsER SEE income sa saa
established two years; brick. 3 bedrooms
gith gnns gas , heat: will sell all furnished. Mr..
CONCESSION, soda fountain, large sub
urban drugstore, available at once. Small
%scy so$S $50 SaFh st. Mt eS rainier ma Nd.
r TTOTrOp C1rO-- ~,
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

PLook PId SANDING Ss and renishng waxing
xoTk; white mechanics trinidad 7i45. BASS >
CARPENTER, porch and garage, general
sIoooas FIook sff dssns mo- asd sds9 waxing
G0I asPASfs rnoko no op fGss small sS
er f "a and y pm. nan Ap! IeeVssn osos. and am
HOUSE WIRING and fixtures, repair WORK
Of all kinds; extra base plugs installed.
made cleo. C. A. Muddiman Co. Ma. OI4o,
PappEGR pap 81 HaNGIsG 2iH Ma th;s Ses2 s. n,v 60
room, 1e4$ washable. sunfast papers; WORK
pInsTERfNc Minhigan ANh Cnn5Sr SS1s
TSomas 1So small 70z 9r t9o far d. 1870. wilj.m
STORM SASH, Combination col doors storm
s,nT entrances; sH eSPsEtly made fitted painted
PLAsTERING, cement, brick and nasstone
TSas' ySss w wafeTpTSons T no job too small TR
Ang FTpe a5PhRa an i q
0Iss RLssS soN oEpMAY sf5k 1874
PAPTERINe Rms AMP pAaINTINo.
Call Mr.. Beckett. DU. 4o5s
CAMERA REPAIRING,
SIS 10th St: NV Phone National ini 4712.
RETR5gERATI0S WoSK ATlGs ANEEAI sEkY5cE.
DAY. IA. 1890 NIGHT. NO. 1870. %.
ROOFING, THINNING, PAINTING,
Cali Mr.. shipley, GE. 415s.
FIREPLACE.
pared WI ss6I by mason craftsmen. Al Fagnani.
Floor Sanding, h1aisR5ssi Ing, Wsxinr. Clean
o,HARE. Union 0235.
REPAIR YOUR ROOF NOW.
prd@p Rnpf esSea coms n ss4s
LET PLATT
St. NV ia. 37ss. ''' 80. II"
PAPERING, PAINTING,
Floor scraping. Reas. prices. Taylor 1870
PAINTING-PAPERING,
FLOOR SANDING.
SHEPHERD 4771. 2s'
PAPER HANGING. 9usljty g q i ) g0Ff- \ I (,
1In ghite mech lnd 194a so samples Painting
RADIO DOCTOR.
Prompt Pickup and Delivery Service,
service 9esn &6sHc A5n e Co. II NE, N slee 81.
RADIO REPAIRS. e5sP g59%Dt 'Ds, 3 sfyy,es. Eaes
Called For and DelVeTed ~ "oiN'
D. c. RADIO SHOP,
1905 Mt. Pleasant st. NV. co. 1905.
3O'
Radio Trouble? Free nee est nonseT weF1 agiaT guaT
MID CITY Radio Shop, 90 pm. Ma O777.
REFRIGERATORS.
repair all make refrigerators and
washing machines. Oliver 471S
SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS.
We inspect, oil and adjust any make ma
chine, 69c. Replacement parts for all make
machines. Famous New Home sales and
service.
THE PALAIS ROYAL,
Sewing Machines, end Floor. DI 44OO
WASHING MACHINES
All makes and Bendix. Repairs and over
hauls. 24-hr service. WO. 1900. EN- 5953.
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FARM & GARDEN
coal. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

ANK GRAVEL for roads and driveways,
or 10 ton loads delivered Md. or p. c.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
ROOMS WANTED.

ROOM AND BOARD for employed mother
or nearby community. Box 72-A, Star. 81.
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DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD.

Diamond pocket and wrist watches, in
itialed birthstone; diamond and wedding
purchased. HIGHEST prices paid New York
JeWelry Co., 7S7 9TH st. NV
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Live Nicely
And
Reasonably

Within walking distance Of most
departments. Our rooms are clean
and the food excellent. Singles and
young people. Sunderland House,
1915 Goth st. NV. one block from
Dupont Circle.
Evening star., 1943-09-27
VENETIAN BLINDS.
Buy Direct From Manufacturer,
CASH OR EASY TERMS.
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND CO.,
O5 14th st. NV. Phone AID. 4333-433
CATTLE G LIVESTOCK.

10 PRETTY PONIES all sizes, cheap, A.
gated riding horses; work horses Cheap
riding horses: western saddles, harness:
and pads. Straw rides by hour. Rear
736 18th st. sc.
RIDING HORSE, fine, gentle, for SALE $50
cash. Vienna 1O7-W-11
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GAS RANGES-LATE MODELS.
Highest Cash Price.
PHONE REPUBLIC 001S
CASH FOR DIAMONDS AND OLD GOLD.
Diamond watches and discarded jewelry
Ernest Burk. Inc. GA 18th NV. DI. 2773.
GOLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD.
SILVER. PLATINUM. TEETH. DISCARDED
a. KAEN NC. ii YEARs AT ea5 r.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver, watches, diamonds and old dis
carded tewelry: full casn value paid.
SELINGERS. S1S F St. NV.
ELECTRICAL TRAINS,
All gauges and Lionel accessories; we also
buy electrical fans and electrical ap-
pliances. Call Superior Lock and Electric
m
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GOLD-DIAMONDS,

T
NV, Rm 301. National O2s4
PIANOS.
Highest cash price paid for grand
splnet upright models; get our appraisal
before you sell, Write or phone.
HUGO WORCH,
1110 G NV MA 45n9
Evening star., 1943-09-27

All makes and Bendix. Repairs and over
hauls. 24-hr. service. WO. 4200. EN- 1858.
Evening star., 1943-09-27

Used lumber. good as new. all sizes.
Doors, sinks, bath tubs, toilets. basins
radiators, pipe: steel and windows complete
from hundreds of wrecked buildings. Cen
eral Wrecking Co, Brentwood rd. and W
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tContinued on Next Page.l
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OR THE -
CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF ELY.
Council Chambers
Ely, Minnesota
Regular Meeting.

Tuesday, october 10, 1943.
Regular meeting of the City Council
was called to order at 7:30 O'Clock p.
NJ, by Mayor John Kapsch.
Present: Aldermen Harri, Klun, Ko-
schak, Lenich, Porthan, Mayor Kapsch.
CO.
Absent: Alderman Maxi ID
Consideration of minutes.
Moved by Alderman Harri, support
ed by Alderman Klun, that the minutes
OF the regular meeting held October
5, 1943, be approved. Carried unani-
mously.
Moved by Alderman KoSchak, sup
ported by Alderman Kun, that the
matter of grading certain areas in the
Ely Cemetery be referred to the Parks,
Grounds g. Buildings Committee with
power to act. Carried unanimously.
City Clerks financial statement for
the period ending September 30, 1943,
was read and ordered filed.
RequiSitions from several depart
ments for supplies were read.
Moved by Alderman Harri, support
ed by Alderman Lenich, that the req
uisitions be referred to the Sales &
Purchasing Committee with power to
act Carried unanimously.
Application of Albert Belfanti for
employment in the Street Commts-
Sioner'S Department was read.
Moved by Alderman Porthan, sup
ported by Alderman Harri, that the
application be accepted and referred
to the Acting City Engineer with power
to act. Carried unanimously.
Communication from Mr.. Toimi
Ahola, County Commissioner, 4th Dis
trict, st. Louis County, asking the
council and department heads Of the
city to serve on Local Public Works
Postwar Planning Committee as Sec
ton of countrywide Postwar Plan
ming Board and to attend meeting In
Ely October %, 1943, was read and
ordered filed.
Application of Mrs. Joseph NIskala
| for milk license was read.
Moved by Alderman Harri, support
ed by Alderman Lenich, that the ap-
plication be accepted and license grant
ed upon the approval of the applica-
ton by the Health Commissioner. Car
ried unanimously.
A communication from the United
States Attorney, District of Minnesota,
was read submitting for execution a
Stipulation to amend the Judgment on
the Declaration of Taking certain
lands by the United States of America,
known as Civil Case No. BOT.
Moved by Alderman Koschak, sup
ported by Alderman Harri, that the
proper officers of the city be author
lied to execute the said Stipulation
subject to the correction recommend
ed by the City Attorney. Carried
unanimously
WHEREAS, Chapter SIG of the Laws
of Minnesota for 1943, commoniy
known as the Cash Basis Law, relating
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28
CHANCE LUBRICANTS

Most cars need
thinner lubricants
In transmission and
diferentiaI TO In
sure cold d-weather
protection of costly
geaEs.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28
CHANGE ENGINE on

Ahghteroilissb sbso-
lutely necessary 10
prevent dangerous
wearwhen thetem-
peraturs goes b.
low freezing.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28

;n M frequently and have your 80,
Inspected, no matter what mol oa car
voy1, aents :. nus. or repairs seem necessary.
oa De gwen check list of what nesJ.
-. De done. Efficient mechanics will , Dc
ene work quickly and at molI.r.. ~" 40
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28
fifth DOWN SCORE GIVES
TWO HARB0RS TIE With ELY

Two Harbors high school spoiled
Memorial highs homecoming last Fri
day night with 1913 tie, when the
Agates knotted the count with a
touchdown scored on fifth down.
A fake kick late in the fourth quar-
| ter which Halfback Ed Herman OF Two
Harbors turned into 2O-yard sprint
to the Ely 20 set the ball up for the
drama-packed action that followed.
A 10-yard run by Herman put the
pig skin in the shadow of the Ely goa
posts, but 3-yard loss and 15-yard
penalty make Ely fans breath easier
but their relief was short lived. Ker-
nan uncorked a 15-yard pass to End
Cliff Sauer, and q line play picked up
couple Of yards to make 1t fourth
| down and still IL yards to go. Here's
where the drama really began.
Referee Louis Jansen, Virginia, in
| formed the TWO Harbors club that 1t
was fourth and /, and the AgateS ran
line play that. picked up couple OF
yards which they thought was good for
first down. Then the Official dis
covered his error and gave the Agates
another down.
Herman tossed pass to Sauer who
hiked over the goal line standing up.
The same passing combination tied the
game at~13 all on fake place kick
The game ended half minute later.
The Ely gridders opened the scoring
in the initial quarter by marching 70
yards for touchdown. Ftlllback Frank
Kuzma went over, but the try for the
extra point was no good. Two Harbors
tied the count at all with a touch
down in the second quarter.
The third quarter was ScoreleSs, but
the visitors were given an opportunity
to count when on a punt the ball
slipped off Quarterback Pat Marko-
vich's toe and was gobbled up by an
Agate player on the Ely Ii. John
zupancich, Ely guard, recovered an
Agate tumble to pull Memorial high
out of the hole.
A march of 60 yard in the final
quarter put Ely in the van, 1876, as
Markovich scored and Halfback Matt
Banovetz converted the extra point.
The tie game gave the visitors a
measure of revenge over the 27-19
beating they absorbed on their own
field year ago as the two club re-
newed hoStialities after lapse OF
many years.
Gerald Patterson was crowned king
and Emil Chinn, queen, Of the home
coming. Attendants were Mertel Bun
ney and Edward Micklich. Crown
bearers were Sugar" Kuzma and
Mathew Baudek, and pillow bearers
Mona Koivunen and Betty Jane Dyhr
Kenneth Curnow was chauffeur fol
| the royal party.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28

at the piano by Mrs. Rothman; vocal
duet, Miss Evelyn Danielson and Miss
Dorothy Leino; quartet, Mrs. Florence
MatSchiner, Mrs. Hannah Williams,
Mrs Kate SandStrom and Mrs. w.
Halamik. The entertainment commit
tee was Mrs. Olive Dunstan, Mrs. Bes-
sic Burley and Mrs. Sofia Richards.
Hostessse were Mesdames Mildred
Nicholas, Dorothy Nicholas, Aune
Ahola, Rachael Palmgard and Hilma
Olson.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28
Tops IN killing

Los Angeles is third in the matter
of motor vehicle fatalities, accord
ing to the bureau of the census and
department of commerce, for the
first A weeks of this year. Los An
geles with 402 deaths, represents one
death for every 3,742 persons. Only
New York, with one death per 10,543
persons and Chicago, with one death
for every 6,154 persons, ranks ahead
of the California city for the dubious
honor in this competitive field.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28
ACCIDENT CASE
TO JURY TODAY

The case of Steve Peyla VS.. the Du-
1uth, Missable g. Iron Range Railroad,
in which Peyla is seeking damages as
the outgrowth of an accident several
years ago, is expected to go to the
jury some time today. The taking OF
testimony began yesterday afternoon
as the October term of district court
was resumed following an adjournment
of several days.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28
Dress-Up Party Held BY
VermiIliOn Rebekah Lodge

The Vermillion Rebekah lodge men,
bers held a dress-up party following
their last meeting. Prizes went to
Mrs. Winifred Halamik, Mrs. Cath
crime Maxi and Mrs. Florence Matsch-
liner. The following program was pre-
sented: piano duet, Mrs. Ina Dunstan
and Mrs. Ruth Rothman; vocal solo,
Miss Mildred Rothman, accompanied
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28

ed by Alderman Koschak, that the
meeting adjourn. Carried unanimous
! ly.
A. 0. KNUTSON,
(SEAL) City Clers.