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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
HEADS TWO COMPANIES

4 statement by Barnes said
II am happy to announce that
James {. Councilman will join
the ST. Louis Browns and the
American Investment Co. Of Illi-
noiS in the capacity Of assistant
Ia the president and will head
the public relations department
of both companies.
"Nice President and General
Manager Bill Dewitt and myself
believe COnZelman's background
in athletics and business and his
national reputation i'm the field
Of public relations viii make an
excellent addition 10 the Browns
organization
NEW FIELD
In taking over the new post,
Councilman said
Il have resigned a. coach of
the Cardinals football team 10
accept what I believe 10 he an
excellent opportunity In . new
field"
Councilman had been read cAach
and vice president Of the Cardinal
football team since 1910 lie came
10 the professional league imnedl-
ately after SlEning as head coach
At Washington University Al st.
Louis
In addition 70 his football coaCh-
inE. Councilman has been asSocis
ated with A ChicGo trucking line,
doing personnel and public rela-
t.oDs work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
Race Results, Best Bets,
Entries on Pages II, "a

tory of the track and was forced
by the continued rainy weather.
Many trainers refused to send out
their horses because of the muddy
track, but after the association de-
Cleared todays program off many
of them were at the office today
ready 70 fiji tomorrow card even
though the track is still heavy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04

miro hurting effective fve.hit
ball, the Tigers crIshsS the Ath-
leucs = 10 2 in the final game Of
the Philadelphia series yes
terday.
THIRD FOR STUDY
l. was the left-handed Over
mirc'S third victory against only
one defeat since the Gram
Rapids boy hloSSomcd out In
big league livery a comparative
few weeks age. The Athletics
confined their hits 10 three IN
nmgS. TWO each in two Of The
frames and one in another. In
the other six heats Stub was
{ ON 2 etc master OF Connie
Macks charges. in five over
Evening star., 1943-11-12

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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-11

sQuealing on yourself the same as
on me. What I've did you paid me
for. The other job, with me getting
shot up, you and me did together.
And I can prove iti''
There was a breathless stiffness
there IN the cabin. Then Rance
Waldron spoke again, and there was
marked change IN his tone All
the challenge and threat, all the
masterfulness and contempt had
gone out Of II.
you are right, Tom. We have
gone into this thing together and
we had better see it through togeth-
er. And III even grant you that
! no longer have any hold on you;
if you are big enough fool for it,
you can leave me fat and 60 your
own way for the rest Of your life
knowing that you don't have to be
afraid Of me any longer, because
as you say am as deep In this last
affair as you are. It's your turn
to speak up: Stick along with me
and take orders from me and make
yourself a big stake If l get away
with this job, as I'm sure will, with
you or without you. Or tuck your
tail between your legs and run out
on me-"
That sort of talk, straight from
the shoulder, evidently threw Tom
Cough of his balance.
I'm with you, Rance" he said,
and all the belligerent menace had
melted out Of his tone. Now what?"
"You hole up here for few days
and give that wound a chance to
heal. Meantime III plan; III learn
few things I'm not sure Of yet; III
drop In On you late tomorrow night.
That's fair enough" said Tom
Cough.
Cal Roundtree had showed Cody
out Of his way and was peering IN
through the open slit between the
two logs. He saw Rance Waldron
clearly in the candlelight, saw him
90 to the door and pass through and
close the door behind him. And
clearly he saw Tom Cough, man
Of low, squat stature with a thick
thatch Of black hair and weeks
black bristly growth Of whiskers;
with a british, fat face and pair
of brilliant, closest black eyes. And
he took particular stock of Tom
Coughs hat. II was brand new. Old
clothes, ragged boots-and a brand
new hat
Rance Waldron went on his way
TO his horse tethered near by, then
down trail returning along the way
be had come.
THAT man in there, that Tom
Cough" said Cal, lis the man that
shot old Early Bill. He was made
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-11
ASK Me =
ANOTHER
The Questions

1. What instrument is used to
measure illumination?
2. How are postage rates fixed?
3. What was Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur's fathers rating IN the
q. S. army at the age Of twenty?
4. Which of the coast lines of the
United States (Paciic, Atlantic or
Gulf Of Mexico) is the longest?
5. How many beats does the hui
man heart make In "a hours?
6. In which ocean is the inter
national date line?
z. Rocky mountain sheep are
popularity called what?
8. A student of conchology is
concerned with what?
9. Who was Evangeline's lover
In the poem by Longfellow?
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-11
40-Inch Rain II, Day

In May Of last year we heard Of
the monsoon IN Assam stopping the
japanese advance, and many
newspapers spoke of Cherrapunji,
IN that state, as the wettest place
IN the world. Well, Cherrapunii
is certainly moist. For 40 years
its average rainfall has been 426
inches for each u months. Once
there were 80 inches day for 5
days on end, and 10 inches fell
IN one day on June II, 1873.
Yet Cherrapunii is not the wet
test place on our planet. That dis
tinction belongs to Waialeale, in
the island Of Kanai, Hawaii. Dur
ing five successive years the an
nual rainfall here was no less than
518 inches.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-11

dirty dogs I hope We hear aplenty.
You've spoke it the way I was
thinking IT," Cal said. Lets go
On, companero."
They rode slowly, keeping their
horses IN the deep grass at the sides
of the trail so that all hoofbeats
were muffied. Thus they drew with
In hundred yards of the log cabin.
There Cal Roundtree gave a signal
TO stop, and both 6ismounted. They
led their horses score Of PAGES into
the thick timber fringing the creek,
and removed their spurs TO hang
them on their saddle horns. Then
walking in silence, lifting their boot
ed feet as does cat IN wet grass,
they drew near the cabin.
a voice, not Rance Waldron's, was
speaking, and il was rough and
querulous and came near being
threatening.
az" and so, there you let me
rot all day, damn you. I might Of
died! I might die yet for all the
doctoring I'm getting. By God,
Rance, I've got a notion and good
notion"
You'd better keep your mouth
shut, Tom, old man, before you talk
yourself into more trouble than you
can ever crawl out Of"
There spoke Rance Waldron, and
his voice was arrogant, contemptu-
Gus, revealing a man very sure Of
himself
Get II into your head, Rance,
that things have changed plenty!
You had me down good and plenty,
didn't you? You could have wag-
gled your finger and sent me to the
pen, couldn't your" He laughed
chucklingly. Not any more, kid!
I've thought it over from all an
giles, Rance You won't do any
squealing on me because at the end
you've let your foot slip; you'd be
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-11
Co,Us Craze on Map

The only animal whose grave
has ever been designated on the
map of its country is Buzoe, a pet
cow that died of old age in the
Gibson desert Of Australia In 1876
while she was with a party map
ping the territory, says Golfers.
''Buzoe's Grave" was indicated on
the original chart and, consequent
~, the place was included on many
maps of Australia published In the
past so years.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-11
Rather Late Hour to Be
Changing Instruments

The street musician was tired,
and the motorist agreed 10 give
him q lift 10 the next town.
As they were racing at terrific
speed down a hill, the motorist
suddenly shouted above the noise
OF the car: What instrument do
you play?"
The musician shouted back:
1.-The violinI"
The driver crouched over the
steering wheel, peering ahead He
yelled: That's a PITY"
Why is il z pity?" demanded
the musician.
ITS a pity you don't play the
harp" yelled the motorist. The
brakes won't work."
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-11
I s!si Eagss!a.1l
LATEST SELLER IT 10

II you're concerned about what
sort Of gift to send z friend or rela-
tive IN one Of Uncle Sans
branches OF the services, your
worries are over. II he smokes a
pipe or roIs-his-own, the answer
Is pound Of tobacco. Numerous
surveys made among soldiers,
sailors, marines, and Coast
Guardsmen show that tobacco
ranks first on his gift list. Local
tobacco dealers are featuring
Prince Albert in the pound can
for service men. Prince Albert,
the worlds largest-selling smok-
ing tobacco, Is a big favorite
among many men IN the service.
ADV.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-11
Stationary Clouds

Clouds sometimes remain sta
tionary for such long periods that
they are given individual names.
One example is a large, low for
nation that appears over the Rock
Of Gibraltar and does not move
for as long as y days.
Because il is created BY moist
winds from the eastern Mediter-
ranean, il is known as The
Levant."
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-11
Wearable Two Ways.

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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-11
First Come

Here, waiter, give me my hat"
''Yes, sir. What sort was il,
sir?"
"a brand-new one"
Sorry, sir, all the new hats have
been gone more than half anhour."
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-11
DuulieateS

Teacher-Why, Mary, that's
queer pair of stockings you have
on, one green and one brown
Mary-Yes, and / have got an
other pair just Ike those al home.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-11
* AC 81: Liz
~H@ bYJAcKsoN GREGORY
EA7

money and property to Cole. Rance Wal
dron, established AZ the Ranch since Old
BiPs death, and posing rs his nephew,
Questioned the sanity of Old Bill and the
legality Of the two wills. II was nearly
noon when they returned TO Ranch head
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-11
That's Adam

Freddie flUho had finished his apple
LET'S play Adm and Ere"
Miuie-HolU do iUe do thoi2
Freddie-YOu tempt me TO eaf your
apple and giUe IN.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-11
W-Nu. RELEASE

quarters. That evening they an retired
early, that Is all except Aunt Jenifer,
who stole out under large oak tree and
watched Rance Waldron help q strange
lurching man out of the house.
Now continue with the story.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-11
A Dash of II

-Waiter, do you call this nseat PIE
"Yes, sir."
We'll, there's hardly enough meGf N
IL TO fQpOr II"
1T isn't supposed TO fapor II, sH; Us
jlISt supposed TO chriSten II
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-11

Movie Director (about scene In
script he is shooting)-What's so
tough about it, the way / want it?
Give me four writer's and / could
write il myself.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-11
A Tie

Look here, waiter, at the hair
! found in the turtle soup"
Eyes, sir; this is the time the
hair and the turtle came Ii to
gether."
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-11

THE STORY so FAR: Arriving stimuli
taneously At the King Cole Ranch, Ann
Lee and Cole Cody discovered Old Early
Bill Cole had made two identical wills,
one leaving AL his money and the Ranch
70 Ann; and the other giving the same
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-11
Gas on Stomach

he1sete1 m Ils1,zE = % u0uDst moTeJ b6cA
When excess stomach Acid causes painful sutfoczt-
ing stomach and Heartburn. doctors Usually
prescribe the fRsrest-acrng medicines known fnr
Eynpeornsrc rehsf-redicinss hike rhoss IN Bsli-Ers
Tablets. No laxative. Bel-sns nrinrs comfort In n
51fy or double yvur money back reeu-l q bor-ae
% rs. &c ~ al druggists.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-11
Gems of Thought

THE intellect Of man sits en-
= throned visibly upon his fore
head and In his eye; and the
heart OF man is written upon
his countenance.-Longfellow.
The higher type of man seeks
everything he wants in himself;
the inferior man seeks every
thing he wants from others
Confucius.
He sIep; beneath the moon,
He basked beneath The sun,
He Eued life of gOing-to-do,
And died ICith nothing done.
LANES 4LBERRY
In this thing one man is SD
perior to another, that he is bet
ter able 10 bear prosperity or ad-
versity.-Philemon.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-11

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Size requires It's yards 35-inch material
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-11
A quiz with answers Offering
information on vorioUs subjects

10. Women's WORKOUT silk stock
mgs given as scrap are used for
what purpose IN the war?
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Bright Idea

Clerk-If you were N my shoes,
sir, what would you do?
Employer-Pd shine them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
Bright Sayings
of Children

The Times is publishing such
remarks, paying 81 for each
printed.
Todays 81 goes TO Mrs. Clinton
Purvis. Ovid. whose 5-year-old son
upon seeing an automo-
bile stalled in a Snowdrift:
Look, that car got pasted
in the snow"
Mail your favorite child's say
ingS 10 Bright Sayings of Chill
dren, Detroit Times, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22

Answer to Saturdays puzzle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
Como ly Answers

la Peru: fb) Venezuela; (c)
Uruguay.
2-(a) Robin Hood; CD Jason;
(c) Paris.
3--(aD Grown from bulbs; (b)
physicians: (c) leaders In
French Revolution.
Eta) I'VE can make our lives
sublime: (b) But only God
can make a tree: tr) And
you were a Christian slave"
Sal Treason; CD Our Father;
(cl the masses NJ
6-King. queen, rock. bishop,
knight. pawn.
Copyright. 1913, by King Features
Copyright. 1913. BY King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
Quick Answers

i-PhineaS Fogg.
3 Michelangelo.
Babylon
i-FoXglovc.
THE Thinker.
S Richard Wagner.
{ The Rosetta stone.
Copyright iat1. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
SPENCER EXPLAINS

TheYe was disapproval OF her
tone. and l looked TO my father
for his decision.
81 think So" he said. "Ysu
see, Katharine, it's this way"
Then 10 my surprise. forsaking
mis- customary reticence, he told
katharine how Mary had located
the important document stolen
from government files which had
been passed 10 Stephen Redfeld;
told of Noers furious blow which
had rendered Redfeld unconscious
and given my father a chance 10
remove the document from the
actors shoe. have it copied and
put the bogus paper in the shoe,
TO be found by Miner.
Then he told rapidly of Stephens
lobseSsion that Mary was plotting
TO have his understudy take over
his role permanently, instead Of
only the one night Doctor witch
eli said Redfield must be quiet,
and of Stephens atrocious be-
havior at Mary's apartment.
PRAISE FOR MADGE
"No one knows what would
have happened il Margaret had
not been there" he went on.
Eve noticed she usually hap
pens TO be around where she's
needed" Katherine commented.
Exactly" my father agreed.
then told of Philip Veritzen's
mandate that Redfield must be
discharged Immediately. That
cannot be permitted to happen
now" he said, lust as 1 am
getting all the threads Of the
pattern in my hands. Redfield
must remain where he II a
while longer. not suspecting that
we know anything about his &C
tivities.
But as II would be highly
dangerous to have Noel, Mary
and Redfield In proximity. there
seemed but one thing to do
fake an accident to Mary and
keep her out OF the cast until
10 Is time TO GUST Steve"
cit won't hurt Mary 90 have
q rest anyway" Katherine COM
mented. 81 haven't liked her
color lately, or lack of It,"
/ looked at her in quick alarm.
Had her keen professional eyes
seen something about Mary's
physical condition which l had
missed?
VERITZEN'S CONSENT
"Philip Veritzen was hard to
convince" my father said. But
to do him justice, he appeared
To give no thought to what eff
feet on audiences Mary's abb
sence would have, and finally
consented to the pretended ac-
cident."
Katharine's sad eyes suddenly
lighted with a touch of their old
mischievous CLINT.
did YOU use a sandbag or the
leg of q chair" she asked.
Both" he returned, "and you
cannot know how glad am
that you are here to help US"
I'll do everything In my
power" she said. III ow does
Mary react TO the idea of step
ping out of her role:"
To my astonishment, my father
looked a bit disconnected.
"She doesn't know about Ii
yet" he said
Continued tomorrow)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
PITFALLS
OF LOVE
BY ADELE GARRISON

Z KATHARINE S professional
poise armors her against betray-
ing surprise.
II have managed many things
I'm my time" she said with a
smile. "May ! ask what kind of
accident, and TO whom"
Margaret can tell you better
than L." he said. go ahead,
Margaret"
"It's May" I said. "Some-
thing plausible must seem To
happen tomorrow which will
keep her out of her role tomor-
row night, and for several days.
1 thought of a severely strained
leg muscle or tendon. You will
know what will be easiest TO
disguise"
Eyes, that will be easy to
manage" she said. But do you
mean that you are going to keep
Noel In ignorance OF this plan;
make him believe IL Is a real
I'm iury9"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
The Times Daily Crossword Puzzle

HORIZONTAL
l-Fsmals
e-Youths
i3-RAises.
It-spoksn.
l5-Buddhist shrine
Is--summit.
ls-Parent.
la-Bitter vsteh.
20--Pronoun.
21-Color.
az Australian parrot.
% Pen.
25-vexatious person.
2s-Unit ~ work
27-Comn1on level.
2s-Escspe
2e-Palm lily.
30--Tapers
32--suffiK to form plurAis.
34-Win.
3s-ship record
37-E Edible ssed.
3s-Untamed.
3e-WaRer
Penetrating taste.
ii-Emmet.
42-Aged.
43--Writs
4t-Tan,aium tsym }.
4S--Fuss
4S--Seaport in TaiWAn.
t9-Short Jacket.
5l-Having three nodes.
53-Tear.
54-Disunite.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
30 KILLED
 IN SEATTLE
 BY FLAMES
Sanitarium Is Turned Info Death Trap for
 Aged Patients

SEATTLE, Feb. 1--The privately operated suburban Lake Forest San itarium for ailing invalids, built around the framework of one time log house, became flaming death trap today for an estimated 30 or 3l victims.
 After hours of probing in the charred and smoking ruins, Sherifi Harlan Callahan, reported five hours after the rapidly spreading flames had turned the convalescent home into holocaust that IS of the AZ patients had reached or had been carried to safety.
 He said that 28 bodies, many eharred beyond recognition were taken from the smouldering ruins
 Match Started It
 Later, M R. Baird, furnace re- pair man employed to connect a heater with an outside tank, re- lated that the head of match flew off when he lit it, and started the conflagration. He had finished the job when he struck the match he said.
 The sanitarium is located about eight miles north of Seattle's city limits.
 Many of the patients were draw ing old age pensions from the state end most were bedridden or feeble in health. A few were mental pa tients.
 Two were rescued, it was report ed, and were in hospitals. They were so critically burned they were not expected to live Three others sui fered critical burns to lesser de- gree than others. Some were suf- fering from shock and smoke,
 Grucsome Sight
 The tragic scene, after the fire f had run it's course, was gruesomt sight, one of stark horror. Most ol the walls were still upright, but hall of the roof was burned away, de. spite the valiant effort of volun. teer firemen who were summoned from miles around as they were sit, ting down to dinner
 The fire broke cut shortly aftel noon yesterday. The burned corpse' were plainly visible on the broker and littered metal beds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
DIk0uT GOES INFO EFFECT
 HERE TODAY
Pra(tite Alert 10 Be Held dt ! O'Clock This
 Evening

Dimout regulations for the city of Juneau go into effect starting today at 5:15 o'clock, in accordance with orders from the Alaska De- fense Command.
 At o'clock tonight practice alert will be held with members of the Defense Council, Air Raid Wardens and Auxiliary Police, only, called on to report. Wardens and Police will report to their regular stations and members of the De- fense Council are to report to the City Hall, it was announced today by R. E. Robertson, Director of Civilian Defense.
 The first all-clear signal will sound at 7:15 o'clock when nor nal traffic may be resumed, but members of the Auxiliary Police and Air Raid Wardens are to pa- trol to inspect business houses and residences for compliance with dimout regulations until the second all-clear signal sounds at O. clock when they will report any violations to the Council at City Hall
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
Finally 5eitIe
 Alaska Bowling Champ for 1915

SPOKANE, Wash. Feb.l-George 'Kondike" Kosmos of Seattle, to- day became the 1915 bowling cham pion of Alaska
 The match for the title was halt cd by a sore thumb 28 years ago and settled today when KosmoS rolled 1908 points in six-game match to best out Chet "Sourdough' Sheets, operator of an alley here. who ran up l049.
 Neither can remember today who had tie sore thumb which stopped the match at tie in Jack Roberts Recreation Hall in Anchorage, but this time the thumbs of both held out beautifully even though they had aged 28 years meanwhile.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
New Giant Iron Tanks
 Of Russians batterinq
 Qualifications of Enemy

MOSCOW, Feb. l. - The Rus sians announce that iron giants which have smashed 45-mile front hole west of Voronezh are rolling the Nazis back steadily to- ward Kursk and the onslaught has not yet been checked.
 The tanks are described as big ger than anything the Nazls have at the front.
 Dispatches from the front de- clare that nine German Divislons have been caught in death trap and the huge tanks are battering their way through enemy fortifl- cations over the bodies of N azl soldiers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
Unified States, Brazil
 Dian 10 Make Atlantic
 Ocean Safe for Amerifas

ulation whethe~ Brazil might take an even more active role in the present conflict, possibly sending troops to the battlelines.
 A joint statement issued at the White House said. Tt is the aim of Brazil and the United States to make the Atlantic Ocean safe for all. We are deeply grateful for almost the unanimous help our neighbors are giving to the great cause of Democracy throughout the world"
 The last sentence is believed ad- dressed particularly to Argentina, the only Latin American nation which has failed to declare war or broken relations with the Axis.