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Evening star., 1943-10-18

WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE.
WE CAN GET YOU CASH.
1T WON'T TAKE US LONG.
PROMPT ATTENTION,
r. A. HUMPHREYS.
sos N. Cap. REALTORS MA 673O
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Row brick, over 20 ft. wide deep lot:
rooms and bath. porches. nearly
new Bryant gas furnace, garage good
location, convenient to Transportation,
sSroStantial cash required. Mf. Altman,
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

2,6Q" conn, AVE. NV, entire bldg, 10 =,
) D.: suitable for commercial purposes
Call Mr.. Rupert, MA. 2344: EN- 5d07
evenings. 10.
BUILDING MATERIALS manufacturers
representative will share fully equipped
ofhce 5O7 Union Trust Bldg Cali MA
18th AND EYE SITS. N.W.--@-room suite.
private entrance. front, in professional
oidg., oppoS. Farragut PARK Joint use OF
reception. room toilet, sos Call MI
ALL OR PART OF APPROXIMATELY
1000 50. Fr. OF OFFICE SPACE Avail
ABLE IN CENTRAL LOCATION. CALL
18th AND M SITS. NV opposite u s
once all or part.
CHAS, l. NORRIS.
"l3S Pa. Ave n w RE clIo
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OFFICES WANTED.
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE,

WANTED; 200 50. #. of office space or a
room with one sink, hot and cold water;
DOWNTOWN Immediately. Glebe 4179 la.
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LEGAL NOTICES,

RRIIGENoMD B, KEECH. JAMES w. LAU-
Attorneys fot Petitioners.-In the Dis
trict Court of the United States for the
district of Columbia.-IN RE: Condemna-
tion for the acquisition of land for the
widening of Sheriff Road between Mime
and for tke widening N of MIN Minnesota rheass aVe.
nue. from Sheriff Road to the northerly
boundary of United States Reservation 523
Court No e' aaoNof1eGm ffeGmais AND 6Isfy!fs 6RpER
OF PUBLICATION TO PROPERTY OWN
ERS ASSESSED FOR BENEFITS. NONE
THIS PROCEEDING-N is hereby
given that the jury in the above entitled
cause returned its verdict therein on the
10th. day OF September, 1943, and by said
verdict assessed benefits against the fol-
lowing lands or parcels OF land in the
following amounts: SQUARE 5096, Lots
II, 81 l.50; -, S11 so: II. S11 so: *,
81 l.5O; 16, 81 so: ~, Sl1.50: Is, IL so
10. S11 80: 20, S12.O7: /, S13 90; .,
S12O0: 3, $1,000; 4, $500: 5, Sl3 90:
g., $1,000: 7, $1,000; 8. S12.OO: 9, SI2OO;
s11.50; "a. S1i SOY 35: S11.5o: 36,
S11 so: 81. S1150; 3S, Sill so: 80, sill so
SQUARE 5095, Lots ., $500: 3, $500: f.
$500: 8, So. 90: 6. $1,000. SQUARE 5126,
Lots ]. $4,000; ,, 80; 3, S12 80: 4,
$3.50; s.; $3.50: 8. Sl2.50; 7, $3.50:
S,.S12,5oi 9, $3.50: 10, S12 SO: II. S1l1O:
~. Sl2 so; As, S1250 40 $3.50: so,
$3.50: 81. So so: 80, S1O64: 46, $50. 90
s9s 80 g. sls59 e. 81 Il s125o,
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Near St. G2briel's Church.

A*rannECd for families. s r. and .
baths - Kitchens fully eouipped). h " h.,
c,cc.- &C. Dacn lot 20 alley immed poss:
,-o"t5o Property is clear Coed terms
Y A GARVEf, D1. 41US. Eve, and Sun
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: y U4III W 4VIIIIEI, I II, LIUU.
S12,95O-BRICK COLONIAL
Sl2,95U.
CHEVY CHASE MD

old. containing & rooms and bath, with
lrs' floor lavatory: built-in earaEe Gen
tler OIL burning Unit Situated on a
heauuttl lot. Close 10 transportation
stores and schools, For information and
I1,ppon,ment 10 inspect call Mr. Myers,
WM NJ. THROCKMoRTON.
lnyos,. Bldg Exclusive Broker DI 5000
Chevy Chase. D. C.-S2l 500
QUICK SALE DESIRED BY OWNER WHO
HAS PURCHASED A LARGER HOME
|-becroom, . L. bath Southern Colonial
OF rcd brlcH. only 4 years old. on nicely
iandScapcd lot, close to transportation,
schools. stores and churches. Contains
Iaree lIE!ng room, dining room. kitchen,
screened rear porch, finished recreation
room with freplace: third story foored
ana heaIc6 F4lly screened and insulated.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
" c & A. y. MILL E3 DEVELOPMENT co,
4H'io Mass, Ave, NV, OR. 4464.
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, RIGHT OFF LINCOLN PARK

tnmcd poSs 6-room and bath brick,
i " H., .eicc. new cil-he ting uniU, e!ec
rCIo. Nice open fireplace, etc Price.
$3.50 EcST terms F A GhRVEY
Di. i50N Eve. and Sun. GE $3.50.
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-. = IIAIIT-E L-INI-I-D d ~ K.
4 rms. and BAN isl fco- r,od,~n,2oG
With oak, h9o-. bul'-tn ru1 aid ;ho.vcr.
O.! ,, hest: lo2el -o' b2u' 5"y,!5o f.: heated
good tnva 'mon. Realty As.o..sr-e. Inc,
TX $50 UnrR y . ~
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MONEY ON SECOND TRUST
We will buy second-trust notes, D. c..
nearby Md or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE G INVESTMENT
1871" N Y Ave NV National 5s33
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Suburban Realty Co., SH. 4161
SHEPHERR pARK e1oo5n Il
e5 o5o RTTNC Ov,

bedrms., baths. . screened porchrs
la"ee llT. rm, fireplace. din. IN kit re-
frIceraiton, concrete front porch; para-e
MCDENITT. RoaltNr PA A422
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Detached Fivc-Redroon Brick

Situated iVrt OF Alaska ave. north Of
Walter Reed Hospital, convenient ta~trans--
nortation and stores, Semibungalow> Style,
= bedrooms and bath on first floor - bed
rooms: bath and large storage room on
second floor; front and rear porCheS. auto
matte hot-Water heat, brick garage To
inspect, phone Mr.. Evans, WO. O200, or
SHANNON. & LUCHS CO,
1505 II St. NV. Ma o3f5
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.G.n g, en,-c-r-- o., - q
MAS ANENL-L sEC-.El.
TNos- 7 HARRrLL- co Rn-,.o-r-

= TVTn s " T7II00aI WrW5-
FNcnL77s 20d SUNDAY. G--r-i7 ':,51
Spacious brlck home, F, rms. and b7th,
W. heat, front and recr scrc7Nrd
norCh'S, close - all conrortarcre. vacant
NJ
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

OVER 5000 ACRES within 10 miles D. c.
l tract over 500 at $3.50 per acre; 36la
ceres, price $4,000; 1872 acres, 80 miles
D,G, $40 per acre. Many smaller parcels
EN- $50 F A. Tweed Co, b504 Conn. ave.
REAL VALUES.
Owner anxious to sell 10 acres good
tillable land. beautiful building site:
straight out Georgia ave I miles from
District line on main highway: 275-ft.
frontase. Priced for quick sale. RA 500.
ANY SIZED TRACTS, FROM l
acre to 1000 acres at prices for
home ownership or speculative
investment to show opportunity
for handsome returns.
w. S. HOGE, JR..
CHI. 0600. 1915 Lee Highway.
CONNECTICUT AVE. EXTENDED.
. Ten ACRES ground, Montgomery Coun-
knolls. Priced Low for quick sale
THOS E., FARRELL CO. Realtors.
72l 10th st. NV. National o765,
Evenings, Georgia 1855.
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81. $1,000: -, S1oT6O0:: a. 3H0' SIIU'nn' q ~
SQUARE 5sol. Lots, 7oSGi :. sSiGi so: ' So ss1Hp 30
81, $500; 50, $500 70, IS. 90: IS $500:
50, $500: 40, S5 20: 4s, S.: 90: A. $500:
g., $500; 45, $500: A. $1,000; .,
SI3:5n: 81 20 g, :; Sl35o, THEREFORE,, it is
1943. ORDERED: That objections to said
yerdict OF property owners assessed for
demned in this proceedingJ be fled in
said cause on or before the 18th day OF
Noyember, 1913; otherwise said verdict
the application therefor by the petitioners
IN said cause: Provided, however, that
each the Washington POST, The WashinT
ton Evening, Star, and the Washington
Times Herald newspapers published in the
District of Columbia, at least ten days be-
fore the said 5th day of November, 1913
JAMES N. PROCTOR. Justice tSeali
ART Clerk. C. E. STEWART, JGr.. r. Deputy
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
INDUSTRIAL

INDUSTRIAL
Corner lot with large brick dwelling
over. $4,000 So. IT. of ground; 16O It.
frontage on main thoroughfare; priced
less than Sl.25 per IT. Call Mr. Randolph
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO. MA. O3b2.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
WANTED TO BUY, cottage on salt water.
bay preferred; must be reasonable. BOX
174-C. Star.
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Duplex Homo 0" IT
S10 E0N

A brick Colonial tvo-tamlv dwelling in
ToaTs Toayenisn' asn nT c,n I9s2o2 A. h.! a62g
ants of : rooms and bath C7ch. modern
Gas FURNACE aud " gas Er"c,rclvx re-
IUecra'orS r. n"e o"t. rented 2t Slo7 80
nrr month; ro.rrs7+aa of on" n" h-,h unItS
WI 7lu5.
SHANNON & IUCHs co.
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ARLINGTON, LYON PARK.
NICE LITTLE FARM

Vienna - Attractive 5-rm. b,1nya1ov
tully redec orated: bath, heat, basement,
garage, poultry house. full acre, fine oak
ard bus transp. Only $500. Easy terms.
vacant: move in tomorrow
Oh -:i.29. RALPH GRAIN OK oIal
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MONEY 10 LOAN

COMPARE OUR RATES before you
norro" on your auto, Furniture or slg-
nature. SOUTHEASTERN DISCOUNT OF
HYATTSVILLE 5303 Baltimore ave
Hyattsville. Md Warfeld 3lSI
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5l74, Lots ., 500 =. sos: 40, Slo'dd:
81 & oN soc - $500 90, t6 S5o9 co. A.
$1,000; 10, $1,000: II. $1,000: Is.
$1,000; ~ $500: "a. $500: Is, S5 90:
Lots 2s. $4,000. s, $4,000. 1, $40 90;
3. $4,000; -, $4,000: |, $50 90; rs,
$500; "a, $4,000; 80, $4,000: 32
600: 81. $4,000; 30 $4,000. 50
$4,000: s.. $40 9. $1,000: 10, $1,000;
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GREEN ACRES. MD
S8.25O.
FURNISHED

Attractive 5-~oom Dutch Colonial
fnl'h"d recreation room. o7cr Grc-I5ce IN
LIVING room side porch, electric r-friacra-
ION. J., @ suic, h-,E ,slatc, roo Irspcc,c4
6lco EXt @uI win
SHANNON q LUCHS co.
1905 Il S. NV EA "345
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ss5s 5 S sfs5os e. sl2se 81 ss :l2ss ~
i sao5sl 1s sl$ $S IS 81 $780, e. g.
Is. sl2 80: 90, $1S 30: SO, 5000: 81.
q g. e. g. s. sfS45 SGXRS sf
bl2z Lots 5000: 4s. $b.s4: ~. S.. 90:
E. & sss ssss sssS$ sssg e e:
SQUARE BIS, Lots ss, $3.50: .s9' $1s.5S:
s44aS9 f. sl5sG 5S S s1ssa s 1885, g.
aa3; 81 sla: 80; a4: s1$ 30 e5; $is s. 5oi. 90 %:
49, Sic 80: a., S1s. SO: 45, $3.50; 4e.
s. s5259 81 SIS s195o; $lasa; y; oG IA e.
sfaso e. sia.5o " 5000: 81 s. 81 Sc 80; 80
a. Sia.6o;a rs: sig 30; o$6, $3.50; ioI.
siS 3D. osi sioS6 go g. M oo T. Hso
81 81 S5oSS &C. So 81 siooc q b9" o6 so
s5$oS s%$ = ssssUuARE su SI$S Isss
G0 I07. S6.s5: $Inos Ios, s8.@5: 100. S6.a5: 10,
fe5 RI ss9b i9 seS5 M ss35 5lS sgH5 M sds5 $ seiiS ii
! s. $io;35:s a.: siS;$5; H. sla6.35G IS,
81. SO IS; s.; 500, ss:Is: oIs $50 So sI5b& ba,
Sl7 50: 55. $1,000; 56, $1,000: -, Slo.99o:
ss slo9o s 80 s5ss9 g. 90 81 sls5ooS Co.
81 $1,000: 81, $1,000; s3. S1oo0; g.
& siS$s slS$s :, sS$5 S s siS35 siS35 E s1S$s s1SS$$ss
81 SGo59 IT, oG Sl9oc III 20 sloeIo 56
s. 90 ~, SSH: :s:, ST 5 y; "A, slo.o0 !;
35, $1,000; 30, $1,000: 81. $1,000: ~.
- Il II y
~, $1,000: 43, $1,000; SQUARE 5149'
LOTS 81 50 90; s3' s5IS1; s4' s5l5 =: =:
ss2 ssi7 s!2as0 O. Ssi4 = s. g. lI Issf3 93 5 Il
s sG s5l1 soo : 81 SAT- Sd f. az g. IS s31 g.
s5s5Is: HAF piaS' ls3' s3Io.7s: s31 ls43 Sioa50
iss iss ssi S2aaG s ss sss go IS g. rs 49,
le3 o o. s. SaTARE 5a5s Is j Fois + " Y
fafs EAsfh lb sS" f59i $ia So 50 ia
{$s $s sf*$% 5$% j*S {ss ssS ssS *i {* s=s% s.
b o ,s is sie56 Sc 81 g. IS 81 S %"
sIsSo sIsSS 1884, 1884, $$5" 1S 1S s$55" I@S I@
"a 59 49, s9 so So So e. oo %p e.
g. 3s5l S. %: 90 50, SOB 90; 70, s53 90; i,
S53 90: -, S5l.00: 73, $50 90; -,
S4a. 90: ~, 5000; rs. $1,000. 1Ti,
Sl335 l15 Sl335: 176. Sl3.35: III.
Sl3 81; I7s, Sl3.35: 119, Sl3.35. $50,
Sl3.35: IA, S1S.65; 36, $500; 1856,
ST. so: l31, $3.50; l3S, $3.50: 13H,
$3.50. 40, $3.50: l4l, 81 SO; 142,
Sl"5O: ~. Sl2 80. =, $50 90: A., so. -
145, Sl@.5O; l4G, 81. 80. 1f7, 81" so.
14s. Sl2.5O: 14g, Sl2 so: J. 50, Sl2 so:
I5l, Sl2 so: 1872, S12,50: 1873, $3.50.
1874. So 30: l55 Sl2 so. ! 80, SD so,
l57, Sl2.50 1873, Sl2 90. 159, ST. so.
1860 $3.50: l61. S12 so: 1872, Sl2 5u.
1873 Sl35 so. 1854, ST. so l65, Sl2 50.
1856, $3.50: lG5, Sf2 so. l6S, Sl2 80.
lf9, $3.50: lT0, SD 80: III, ST. so.
l12, $3.50: 1T3, ST. 80. III, 81. so.
ll6, Sl2 50: lI5. Sl3 80: ia, Sl2 80,
ll3. $3.50: H., S12.50. III. $3.50.
no, ST.. 80; 100. $3.50: los. Sl2 30,
ST.. $3.50: s., Sl2 so; 50. ST. 30, 81,
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WESLEY BUCHANAN. REALToR.
2-FAMILY BRICK.

Almost new, c:collent NV location; each
apt :; rooms, XII. End bath, auto heat,
cic. fpL. On r, n yaCc2nt, 2nd f. rerted
for $3.50. ONl" 1880, OF term. In
YOUR NEIGHEOR BOUGHT FROM US"
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., Me. 54OO.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE,

GROOM. newly constructed house, in Falls
Church. near bus. all cony.; built Of pre-
wal materials; $1,000 Sl,1O0 cash.
Phone Roberts of Moncure Agency, Falls
Church 1900; after s. F. c. oOS7-M.
FALLS CHURCH-Available at once, g.
room masonry bungalow. full base, copper
plumbing. all conv.: refined neighborhood
lar.c. corner lot; S6.150, low cash and
monthly payments Phone, Roberts OF
MD, VA. sPECiALs-Few vacant. trade;
right price, terms. Large lot to small
RYoN co. 1915 N Y. ave-, Ma. 1901.
ARLINGTON FOREST bedroom home,
all tile bath. large liv. room dining room,
kitchen, full basement, storm sash, auto
o.. on heat large wooded corner lot; on 1Oc
bus; by shopping center. $3.50. GIL.
sI,990-Close-i Cheverly area. AZ rms.
and bath, Venetian blinds, steel caiement
WINDOWS. automatic heat, all equipment
| year old; perfect cond.; most attractive
home in the block: fully insulated. weather.
stripped, all COPPER water pipes. WA 1l46.
5 ACRES-S4,2 200 TERMS,
ar. bungalow: cleo, full bsmt. furnace
heat: barn. chicken houses, young orchard.
Possession at once.
A r.; ] " baths, cleo, porches. h.-w.h..
garags; close to everything. S4,7OO; terms
Erwin REALTY co. Call Hyatts. O334,
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S40O CASH.

sos per mo. for 81 months and then
6-room new brick 2s.ory houses, excellent
h"& transport alton. Near PentagoN Bldg
Drive out Arlington Ridge rd. TO S GleDe
ID. turn tight and follow PentasCn homes
a.cE- ICppC 5i.c hrna Valley Pro ectD
FRFDZRIcK W. BERENS, INC, 1923 K
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E.fDh.
4 REDROOMC

In beautiful Marietta Park, this lovely
temldeta ached brick home Of rooms. y
baths, bu!t-ln gaEage, automatic heat. and
All in excellent condition demands your
au!ck Inspection. A real buy.
l5l5 K St BETHEL d 300
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3-BEDROOM BUNGALOW

TN AILINNIUN, VA.-SJ.Z5U
A spacious modern home on a beautiful
lno~ft. ft.-wide corner lot, only ] square
from transportation and school, and close
TO stores; automatic hot-water coal heat
cleo, Tefgr > nice porches. garage, large
living room with real fireplace. big kitchen
dining room. , bedrooms and tiled bath,
all on one floor. Phone M. Good, HO
500, with
SHANNON &, LUCHs CO.
1905 II St NV IVA c345
The Ely miner., 1943-05-27

Eighteen million potential
walleyed pike dinners were
planted in 43 lakes near here
last weekend.
The wiggling, Squirming pike fry
were turned loose, under the super
vision of Ray Hoefler, secretary Of the
Ely Commercial club, and Game War
den william Hanson, to replenish the
stocks of fighting game fish for which
this territory is known throughout the
nation.
Nine hundred cans of pike fry
were planted, representing the great
est endeavor of this nature attempt-
ed here for many years
The eggs were Matched in the state
hatchery at Tower. The eggs were
taken from fish at several lakes out
side this area and did not come from
Lake Vermilion pike.
Twenty-Five autos and trucks do
mated by their owners hauled the fry
to the various lakes. The planting
began Saturday and was not completed
until Monday.
The Ely miner., 1943-05-27
Graduation E xercises
Are Scheduled for 1O2

Twenty Ely junior college and 81
Memorial high students will receive
diplomas at commencement exercises
to be conducted in Washington audi
torim Wednesday at 8:15 p. m.
BaccaIaureate services Will be held
in the auditorium Sunday evening at
8 o'clock
DR.. William o. O'Brien will speak
at the commencement exercises at
which three honor students will also
give addresses.
Edith Bohince, who won the Santo
scholarship award, will give the junior
college valedictory. Memorial high
veledictorian is Thomas Murn and
salutatorian, June Trudgeon.
The annual presentation of the
American Legion award to an out
standing boy of the high school grad
uating class will be made by William
Mills on behalf of the Frank Lozar
post No. 248.
The graduates will be presented by
Supt. Stanley Adkins, and diplomas
distributed.
Appearing on the program will be
the Madrigal Singers whose numbers
are "Nocturne" Noble CAIN, 1.-The
Robin in the Rain" Noble CAIN, and
My Johann" (Grieg- -AslanofD. The
orchestra will play "Jesu, Joy of Mans
Desiring" CBach), and the WAR March
OF the Priests" ((Mendelssohn) as the
professional and |Tannhauser" CR.
Wagner) as the occasional. The Rev.
Carl A. Priley will give the invocation
and benediction.
The Rev. Douglas Ollila, pastor of
the Suomi Synod Lutheran church,
will deliver the baccalareate sermon,
his subject being 1.-The Eternal Var
ities.'
Lois Mae Sondstrom, soloist, with
the Madrigal club, will sing 1.-The Lord
is My Shepherd" Franz Schubert)
and 20 Divine Redeemer (Gounod-
Howorth). The orchestra will play
three selections, "Pomp and Circum-
stance" Elgar) as the professional,
"Plaisir D,Armour"-R Romanza CBat-
tista), and March (Savino) as the
occasional. The audience and classes
vii join in singing America the
Beautiful"
The Ely miner., 1943-05-27
DOG ORDINANCE
REVISION MADE
Police Given Authority to Shoot
Animals Running at Large
During Garden Season.

An ordinance requiring that dog.
be kept confined to the premises Of ths
owner during the gardening season
and giving police officers authority tt
shot dogs found running at large dur
ing this restricted period or without
license tags was given its first read
ing at an adjourned meeting of the
city council Monday night.
The new ordinance changes the reg
istration date for dog licenses from
May l, as it is now, TO April Is. It re-
duces the fee for male dogs from So
to 81 and for female, from SIS to So.
The restrictive period is April Is
to Oct. I. During this time dogs may
be destroyed by police officer il the
animals are found running at large
The ordinance is printed in full on
another page in this issue.
The council took action to restrict
the Shagawa lake park to only local
USE
It called attention to the fact that
he site had been officially named
SEMER'S PARK, as it viii here
after be known.
The site was decided to the city by
John Semer. Jr., Ispeming, Mich, in
1918 for use as a park.
The area, extensively developed
through an NYA project, had been
open to tourists. Last year beach
program was inaugurated there by the
recreation department.
Contracts were let on supplying the
city with water line, sewer and street
surfacing materials.
The Ashworth- -Hawkinson company,
was given the contract
for $4,000 square yards of bituminous
mat in place for city streets on a bid
of 331a cents per square yard, or a
total of s10,620. It had originally been
planned to purchased 10000 square
yards.
The Lampert Lumber company was
awarded contract for 975 feet of g.
inch tile for sewer line in Zaverl's1
addition on a bid of $63169.
The American Cast Iron Pipe COM
pany was given contract for pipe and
fittings for two projects on combina-
ton bid of $2,113.57. The materials
include 1900 feet of pipe for line to
the Savoy location and 720 feet for re-
routing line through the Chandler.
The police department was instruct
ed to see that house moving equipment
on city property on 18th avenue east
be removed, upon complaint of parents
that their children had been injured
playing on it.
Joseph Sostarich was granted a 80
on and off-sale license for 244 East
Sheridan street.
The Ely miner., 1943-05-27
MINERS GIVEN
PAY INCREASE

Employees of the Oliver Iron Mining
company on the Vermilion range will
receive a 51s-cent per hour general
wage increase, retroactive to July 13,
1912, according to an agreement signed
Saturday at Duluth by officials of the
company and Of the United Steel
Workers of America, CIO, collective
bargaining agent.
The increase, which will go to pro-
duction and maintenance employees in
the Virginia -Eveleth, Hibbing CHS
holm, Canisteo, Marquette and Go
gebic districts, as well as in the Ver-
million, was granted in compliance
with a directive order of the WLB in
March.
Representing the Vermilion range
at the sessions were John Mlhvich of
this city, Joseph B. Snyder of Soudan
and Sam e. Swanson, union represen-
tative who resides here but works out
of Hibbing.
Signing for the company were A. Y.
Peterson, vice president and general
manager of the Oliver company;
Clarence A. Hartley, attorney in
charge of negotiations, and Rudolph
T. Elstad and j. v. Claypool, repre-
sentativeS
The contract carries a union main-
tenance clause which requires en-
ployes to remain members for the
duration of the agreement and pro-
vides for a check-off of union dues by
the company. It establishes a list of
classifications and sets wages IN each.
The union agrees for the duration of
the agreement no strikes, sit-downs,
slow-downs or othe work stoppages
would be conducted or picketing done.
The company agrees there would be
no lock-outs for the duration of the
agreement.
The Ely miner., 1943-05-27
First of TlCO COntingents
LeaUes June 8; Married
Men In Second.

A contingent of AZ selectees
will leave here for Fort Smell
ling on Wednesday, June 9,
for final physical examination.
A second group will be call
ed up for induction later in
June, exhausting the available
supply of single men with the
exception of those who have
industrial deferments.
1t may be necessary to in
duct some married men with
out children to fill this latter
quota.
All of the married men without chill
dren in the local draft district I'D 70
SO years of age will be given their
screening physical examinations by the
end Of this week
Following this examination the Selec-
tee is classified in IA unless physical
disabilities defer him from military
service
Deferment may be sought for essen
tial industrial workers until replace
ments are available
Likewise single men in their early
20's who have industrial deferments
will have to be replaced by their en-
ployers.
A replacement schedule will have 70
be compiled by the employers and ap-
proved by the state director OF selective
service. The local draft board viii be
guided by this schedule in calling up
such men for service
Selectees now being processed have
10 days in which to appeal their
Most Of those already
procesSed have gone into LA
Two Memorial high school seniors,
two Junior college freshmen, and a
st. Olaf college prep are included in
the June contingent.
They are John P Novak and DON
aid Kangas of the high school. VIII
liam KIun and Richard H Gordon of
the college and Randall Forselius Of
st. Olaf, Northfield.
Most of the group are 18- and 19-
year-olds, many being graduated from
Memorial high a year ago. Their bus
leaves from the city hall at 10 a. m
The Ely miner., 1943-05-27
CAN'T FULFILL
BANDAGE QUOTA

Ely will not be able to fulfill its
quota of surgical dressings for the
American Red Gross unless additional
women volunteer to help out, it was
revealed this week
Twenty additional women for each
of the three weekly bandage making
classes are sought.
The classes meet Tuesday and We'd
nesday from 1:30 to 4:30 p. m. and
Thursday from 7:3O to $50 p. m in
room 218 of the Community Center
Information on the classes may be
secured from Mrs. B. NJ Lambert,
phone $50.
The Ely miner., 1943-05-27
FUND IS
BEING RAISED HERE

The Frank Lozar post, No. 243
American Legion, is participating in
the Minnesota American Legion over
seas cigaret campaign. The various
posts can purchase cigarets through
the state department at so cents per
carton in case lots Of so cartons. This
includes delivery overseas, and the
post can designate the area to which
it wants its cigarets sent.
The money is sent to the state de-
parment and for every ten cases or
dered by it the ciraget company do
mates one free. When the post raises
enough money for two cases, it viii
have its name placed on a small
sticker on each package. Acknowledge
ment will be received from the war
department as the cigarets are de-
Iivered at the port of embarkation.
At its last meeting the post voted to
sponsor a subscription for the over
seas cigaret fund. The following have
contributed one dollar, or enough TO
purchase two cartons:
John A Anderson, Edward T. Buck
ley, Julius Carlson, F. Cogliatti, Emor
EIlefsen, Jack German, Jack Gianotti,
Vincent Habian, Ernest Hanson, Ar
chic Hedloff, Ray Hoefler, Archie
Janeksela, Matt Janeksela, Arthur
KnutSon, John Kotchevar, Elias lie
Beau, Ray Lazesky. Oscar Levander,
VIM Lindgren, A. J. McMahan, George
Mattila, Thomas j. Murn, Douglas
Nankervis, z. A. Norby, A. W. N.Y.
berg, John Rikhus, Gust Sipola, Ell
mer Starkman, Andrew Spoljarich,
william Rowe, Thomas Pollard, Chas.
Myntti, Anton Pirsh, John Prola, Ell
den Ellefsen. Richard Chinn.