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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-10-04

One farm organization that must
be excepted from that criticism. 1t
is the Farmers Union of Saunders
county, Nebraska. The farmers
met at Wahoo last week and they
said what they thought of McElvie.
They adopted a resolution to the
effect that he does not represent
the views, aims and purposes of
farmers of the Middlewest, is not
fully in accord with the co-opera-
tive movement and protested his
confirmation by the Senate.
That Farmers Union sounds at
this distance like real one. On
fortunately it has differed sharp
ly with The Farmers Union OF
North Dakota as directed from St
Paul. A director of the Nebraska
Farmers Union has declared thai
the st. Paul Union is not cooper
ative at all. Perhaps that explains
why the. st. Paul Farmers Unio1
so quietly accep, ed McKelvie. His
home folks say ne is not IN sym
pathy with cooperation among
farmers. 1t sounds like a reason
able deduction.
That seems to lead to the new
addition to the terminal elevator
in st. Paul formerly owned by tn
Equity Cooperative Exchange an,
taken over by the st. Paul Farmer
Union. And how, as Kipling woul
say, is another story. You will b
glad to know that the new addition
is to have a capacity of 1850
bushels. When the site was ex
amined on September 81 eigh
piles had been driven into tn
ground and work seems to hav
Jagged, for nothing had been don
for three days previously. But 70
must not expect this to be an Alao
din's palace, built overnight. ]
takes many column of iron
page propaganda and barrels G
printers ink to drive eight pile
but it can be done with cons, ar
hammering from the Delawar
pile-driver.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-10-04

Republican candidates for Con-
gress are Kvaling already in the
Seventh Minnesota district. What
chance have they between such a
Tariff, such a pseudo Farm Relief
and such Favorite Son?
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-10-04
RHYMES OF THE BORDER PATROL
apologies to Messrs. Gilbert and Sullivan)

When the little pigger fails to come
across with money
with money
And we're forced to raid his joint
at point of gat-
point of gat.
r..
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-16
BUSINESS SERVICE
Repairing

ALL MAKES OF monographs repaired.
Expert leparmen. Telephone 5cS2. Ask
for zone Hour Andy" Blair & Brodrib
10 Main street
ALL KINDS watches and clockSrepaired
All work guaranteed. Open TO =. m.
j. Bienkowski, 20 Lafayette. Tel. 1891.
BEDDING: mattresses renade and made
to order: furniture upholstering. Hard
ware City Bedding 20. Tel 1928.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-16
Repairing

TO Ho-le. now is the time
to have your veranda furniture reseated
and refniShed before the sp'ing rush.
All kinds Of furniture repaired. refn-
ished and upholstered. G. L. Hoyle. So
Hart st Tel 3269-R
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-16
Local and Private instructors 81

ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART
taught by Ruth Bassett. graduate Of
Emerson College Of Oratory. 1872 Main
ST.. Room 401.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-16

BOSCH RADIO. EDG. In beautiful cahI-
net, so down and 81 per week. Moth.
ing Ike il in town. Blair Brodrib.
17e Main St. Tel. $500.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-16

EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING. United
Radio and Battery Service. e56 Main
81 Telephone 7G9-W.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-16

STORE ON ARCH ST. FOR RENT. Ex-
Ce!ent business lo"ation. See Aaron
banielson & Co, 13l Main ST or tele-
phone .lol
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms For Gale

FOR SALE, AZ acre farm in Remington
OF state road 2 harms. Easy terms.
Owner. H. J. Chotowski. kenslnSton.
Tel. 1l2-l7.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-16

GOULD A eliminators. SIS. SO each. init ec
Radio Battery Service. $50 Main s.
Phone 7sa-W.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-16

HAVE your radio repaired by experts
satisfaction guaranteed. Reliable Radlt
e Battery Service. Tel, b47lM.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-16
Across the Street Across the County, Short Distance Movers Advertise
AUTOMOTIVE
Service StatIOns-RepairtnG

ARCH ST BODY { RADIATOR WORKS
s. Volt. orop. Auto radistorA 6edy fen
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-16

FApA ALL-ELECTR1C, tubes batteries
and speakera ECONOMY SPORT
SHOP. 10 Main Street.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-16
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

SOCIAL. clog, toe and acrobatie dancin &
taught at Emerson studio, 1872 Main st.
Learn quickly and correctly Telc-
phone Gl3 or 1438-W.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-16

LARGE GARAGE ON ARCH ST 10 rent.
see Aaron Danielson q Go, 1871 Main
s. or telephone 3lo1
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-16
Business Places For Rent

81 s1NESS location, unequalled Tor gro
oeries and meat. hardware and paint,
plumbing aud timing Large store
Warehouse and garage II desired. Tele-
tJhoue 23aq-W
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-16
TIz POINT
A MAGYAR HttSEGR6L

Az Argentinaban, Buenos Aires
ben megjelent El6 Magyar Csa-
ladi Naptar a kovetkez6keppen
tanitja az odaszakadt magyaro-
kat az 6haza szeretetere:
/. En- vagyok az eletek forrasa
t0bb mint ezer eve Barmerre vet
a sors, barmilyen eletre kenysze-
rit a vegzet, sohase felejtsd ell,
hogy magyarnak sziilettel.
2. A biiszke magyar nevet hia-
ba ne vedd ajkadra. Ne szavak-
kal mondjad, de tettekkel bizo-
nyitsd, hogy magyar vagy.
3. Ne feledkezz meg a magyar
multi tiszteleter6. Ezer ev viharai
k0zt 6seid 6riztek meg a nemzetet
az elpusztulastol, rajuk valo EN-
lekezes mindig iinnep legyen ne
ked.
4. Tiszteld .ast magyar j0v6t
gyermekeidben, inert csak ICY le-
het nemzeted 0r0keletii a foldon
5. Ne old meg a hitet gyerme-
keidben nemzeted irant, ne szol-
galtasd XII mindenre fogekony
lelkiiket idegen isteneknek.
6. Ne orozd ell gyermekeidtol a
magyar oktatas lehet6segeit, inert
a magyar anyanyelv ad magyar
tudast magyar elethez val6 jo-
got!
Z. Ne pazarold ell gyermekei-
Diet. a nemzet veresoppjeit, ma
gyar nyelv elhanyagolasaval.
Mindenki elvesz. a. magyarsag
max, aki nem tud magyarul!
8. Hamis pr6fetak szines igere-
teiert ne add ell 4 magyar jovot.
Ne higyj csabit6 szavaknak,
mem gyermeked javat, de nemze-
ted vesztet ahitja, XII fiadat, lea
nyodat a magyar nyelvt6l elri-
asztja. t''7It .'4''
9. Ne kivand maset, de a ma
CADET ne engedd.
10. Tirj, szenvedj, ehezz, de
magyar voltodat soha, semmiert
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-16

is inkabb, inert egy kisse santitok
is. - Hangos nevetese rosszul
hangzott csendben. A butorok
visszahongoztak neveteset. Ebben
a percben iszonyu hangzavar volt
a szobaban. Rattan kiutott a hi
deg verejtek.
- J6jjon velem, kerem, jojjon
velem. Nagyon tetszik nekem.
- Kosz0n0m, - mondam en- s
igyekeztem a trefas hangot meg
tartani. - Hogy azutan kikorba-
csoljon es felk0ss0n engem is.
= Ugyan, ne beszeljen bolond-
sagokat, szep asszony monda a
ferfi egyszerre komoly lett. ~
Hogy vonhat egy okos ember par
huzamot a ket vilagresz k0z0tt? !?
Odaat egy hindu asszonyt meg
korbacsolni, vagy egy kinai not
kisse megfojtani ugyanaz, mint
ha lit egy nemet ferj megtagadna
egy vi kalapot vagy ruhat fele-
segetol. En- nagyon jol bannek a
felesegemmel. Mem volna kedve?
A haz szepen be van futva TO-
lyondarral, kert tele van ro-
.zsakkal. barack- IS cseresznye.
eakkal. Akars
- K0sz0n0m.
On faradt?
Igen. Valosziniileg On isY
= Cseppet sem, - monda &. -
Az ev harom h6napjaban kiil0n-
ben is csak harom orat alszom ma
ponta. Es epp most van ennek az
ideje. Egesz ejjel fem tudnek
maradni es beszelgetnek Onnel.
Kerek meg egy palack bort.
= Sajnalom, mindjart ejfel
van es zarora.
- Kar. Mines vendegszobaja2
Mines.
(Folytatiuk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-16
A HASZNAVEHETETLEN
Macy 0R0KSEG

Budapestr6l jelentik - Macy
szerencse ert egy zsambeki Greg
asszonyt. A neve Bruszt Herman.
ne. Ez az Greg asszony elmult rs
ewes es bizony a lenagyobb nyo.
morusagban 81. K0ny0radona-
nyokb6l, alamizsnab6l tartja fem
magat.
Most azutan nagy szerencse
erte. Meghalt Niirnberg varosa-
ban egy Bruszt nevii magyaror-
szagi szarmazasu gyaros. Ez az
agglegeny 6riasi vagyont seer
zett a nemetorszagi Niirnberg.
ben. Meghalt. Maradt utana egy
Macy barhaz, arany, eziist es kesz-
penz negyszazezer peng6 ertek-
ben. Vegrcndeleteben az aggla.
geny egesz vagyonat Zsambe-
kon elo sogornSjere, Bruszt Her
mannera hagyomanyozta.
Bruszt Hermanne r0yidesen
megkapja EFT nagy vagyont. De
vajjon nit csinal vele vensegere a
gyermektelen, rokontalan 0ree
,asszony? 3.f
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-16
LEGENYGYILKOsSAG
ZSAKA KOZSEGBEN

Budapestrol jelentik: = Szor-
nyii Balazs zsakai legenyt egy es-
te orozva megtamadtak legeny-
tarsai es agyonvertek. Most itel-
kezett gyilkos legenyek folott a
t0rvenyszek es Dur6-Kiss Imret
2 evi fegyhazra, Bagdi Lajost egy
es fel evi bort0nre, Duro-Nagy
Imret pedig 3 h6napi foghazra
biintette.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-16
IsKOL.ABAN LETT
Il ,- 0NGYILKos

Budapestr6l jelentik: Orban
Istvan Acsad kozseg evahgtlikus
iskolajanak tanitoja tanterem-
ben fejbel6tte magat es a7onnal
meghalt. A % ewes tanit6, aki fe-
,leseget es kis gyermeket hagyta
hatra, tettet val6sziniileg idegba-
ia Matt ,k0vette ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-16
Szelutes

Mi lelte az arcat, Marion So
gor, hogy olyan kek meg zold?
Hat tudja, sogor, amint ha-
zamentem pincesorrol, megiitot-
tie a szel.
Nekem mondja ezt? Hiszen a
szeliites mem hagy kek foltokat.
Hogyne hagyna, mikor az
asztalszel iitOtte meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-16

meg ne tagdd. Nsak ICY menthe-
ted at nemzetedet az igdzsag ey6-
zelmenek szebb koraba. Magyar
iskola, magyar egyhaz, magyar
ujsag, ez az amerikai magyar
Szentharomsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-16
4 Ibsen Dida t0rtenete y
Nn.azA REGENY %a~< ~
E&NNHy&Sa&4 1rta: B0H1dE MARGIT. 43&9HESMz&&s
REGENY
(FolytatAs.)
1rta: B0HME MARaIT.

kat, ugy bank velem, mint egy
babayal, akit kedve szerint ke
nyeztet vagy Sid S exert mem tnd
tam levelet megmutatni. Ha
mem enged betekintest belso ele.
tebe Is mem mesel semmit multja.
rol, miert tegyem ene
A sok ajandek koz6tt, nit re.
szemre felhalmozott, egy gy0nyo-
Ri pezsg6szinu csipkes tea-gown
is volt. De mem hiszem, hogy va
laha is viseln6m, ugyan hol es mi
kor vennem fel? Erik AIT akarta,
hogy mindjart felvegyem raj
am is maradjon. Tiz orakor haza-
mentem. Erik haragudott, hogy
mem akartam nala maradni, de
fejfajasrol panaszkodtam ICY
hazakisert. Rosszkedvii volt es BIZ
zalmatlan kerdesekkel kinzott,
amiert oily koran elmentem. Veg
re elvesztettem tiirelmemet go
romba lettem.
- Azert kell oily koran elmen-
mem, - mondam, - inert talal-
kan van felek, hogy elkesem
Ere elhallgatott.
Fem a lakasomon nagyon Macy
csend volt S majdnem megban-
tam, hogy mem maradtam ejszaka
kinn Eriknel, vagy mem hoztam
fel magamhoz. A sotetseg ream-
nehezedett mikor gyertyat gyuj
tottam, meg jobban feltem. Ujra
atolvastam levelet, betiik meg
elevenedtek torzalakot 0lt0ttek.
Rossz ultra tertem, rossz va
gyok, nagyon rossz, az ord0gnek
adtam magam, mem, 8 is letaszi-
tott, meg neki Sc kellek. Meg a
kutyanak Sc kellek.
Annak is megvan az el6nye, ha
az ember rossz, gondoltam ma
gamban, legalabb minden szabad.
Ha mar rossz hirem, legyek az,
gyeriink csak, pr6baljuk meg. Els
egyszerre 6riilt vagy fogott ell
olyan bali ejszaka utan, amilyen
Helganal szokott lenni, secret
tenn volna tancolni egy segesz
kozonseges, idegen ferfi nyakaba
borulni. Az 0rdog vigyen ell,
mondam hangosan megremil-
tenn sajat hangomtol.
A hajam felig ko volt mar bont-
va, mikor eszembe jutott, hogy lie
megyek meg az iizletbe. A szinpa-
dias tea-gown hosszu uszalyayal
mem illett ugyan boriizletbe, de
remeltem, hogy senki sem lesz
lem. Tenyleg, csak egyetlenegy
vendeg volt. Sajnaltam a pincert
kasszakisasszonyt, hogy egyet
len emberert zarasig lit maradja-
max hazakiildtem oket. Meg
csak egy fel6ra hianyzott ejfelig
S addig magam akartam lit ma
radni. Mem figyeltem a maya
nyos vendegre, XII el6tt egy pa
lack nehez rajnai Dor ALT. Mem
ismertem, azel6tt soha mem volt
nalunk.
De amikor buffet-ben boros
palackokat rendezgettem, delejes
sugarat ereztem, mely el6bb arco-
mat azutan alakomat simitotta
vegig; megfordultam szemben
talaltam magam az idegen ven
deggel, amint ragyogo szemiive-
gen keresztul erosen ream nezett.
Babonas felelem vett erot rattan,
mintha maga az 0rd0g, kit el6bb
hivtam, jelent volna meg. Kiilo-
nos talalkozasa volt veletlen.
mex, hogy az ember, kinek tarsa-
sagaban a karacsony estet befe-
jeztem, lily Mefiszt6 kiilsejii volt
Elesen hatarolt betegesen sarga
arcvonasai voltak, s0teten lobogt
szeme, holl6fekete haja ugyan
ilyen kecskeszakalla volt.
On a tulajdonosn5? - ker
dezte.
Igen, valaszoltam fsin
kezdtem. Szerencsere doggon
mellettem fekldt. - On bizonya
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-16

| nelly eZ, KuIOnOSen, ma lily sep
asszony tulajdonosa9 Ez is
olyan este, mint a t0bbi 364. Xii
lonos, hogy mi, nemetek, ettol az
estetol valamit varunk, ugy-eg
- On nemet?
- Nemet-cseh vagyok. Ma egy
eve meg Kalkuttaban iinnepel-
tenn karacsony estejet kikorba-
csoltattam udvarombol ket hindu
leanyt. Hui!
- On ugy latszik, kedelyes en-
ber! = mondam en- es. az 6rara
neztem.
- Nit akar9 A bestiak rosszul
yiseltek magukat. En- bizonyara
j6 vagyok, inert azutan mindket-
tot magammal vittem hal6szo-
bamba $ megvigasztaltam 6ket IS
ok elfeleitettek korbacsot.
S most Nemetorszagban
akar maradni?
- Igen. A Rajna mellett aka
rok letelepedni. Bingen mellett
vasaroltam egy bagolyvarat S
mcst asszony utannezek.
- Hazvezet6n0t akar?
Mem, asszonyt szerzodessel,
elethossziglan.
= Szoval feleseget.
= Igen, feleseget.
- A ferfi ivott es felemelt So
vany feher keze kisujjan az 6riasi
brilliansgyiiriivel fekete arnyekot
rajzolt a szemk0zt levo falra S
ugy nezett XII, mintha halott ke-
re volna. - Megerkezesem utan,
mindjart oktoberben, k0zzetet-
EN- egy hazassagi hirdetest S egy
hamburgi no ajanlatan akadtam
meg. Az eljegyzes megtortent, de
tegnap este felbomlott emiatt =
egy vor0s fiizert huzott XII zse-
beb3l, mely cs0rogve hullott az
asztalra, maid oman lesiklott es
hosszan, mint egy vegtelen YER
voros kigyo, tekerg6zott a sz6-
nyeg korul. Kivancsian leptem
kozelebb S LATHAM, hogy egy szo-
katlanul hosszu, egyforma sotet-
voros, ragyog6 korallszemekb6l
all6 gyongysor volt.
Eljegyzesi ajandek, = mon
da a ferfi. - S inert en- egysze-
riien, minden mellekgondilat mel
kill, elmeseltem, hogy ezel sep
gy0ngysorral evekkel ezel0tt
megfojtottam egy kicsit csak, =
amib elkekiilt, egy kinai not, -
inert best imegcsalt egy pupos
kulival, menyasszonyom idegsok-
kot kapott visszadobta a gyii-
rut es lancet. Alias ugy-e? A
nemet nSk atkozottul erzekenyek
- K0sz0n0m, = mondam en-.
= nyen dolgot mem is mond az
ember menyasszonyanak.
= Miert mem? - kerde 3 meg
lepetve. - Hiszen ferfi ur no
felett, XII rabszolgaja!
- Meg csak ez kellene!
- Az igazi No 0rul, ha ferjeben
urara talal. Kul0nben a voros
gyongy j6l allott volna feher
nyakahoz es sz6ke hajahoz.
En- vallat vontam, hatat fordi-
tOttam nek1 s egySZerre elkldltOt-
tam magamat, inert ereztem,
hogy valami jeghideg csap6dik
nyakamhoz. Az idegen hatam me-
gett ALT s mint egy iigyes lass6-
veto, haromszor dobta at fejemen
a lancet. Az els6 nehezen hullott
lie terdemre, a masodik mellemre
S harmadik k0rt hatam megett
i kezeben tartotta.
Huzzam meg? - kerde. =
Csak egy huzas es mindennek We.
ge; lehellet, elet, szerelem, min.
den az 0rd0ge, ha meghuzom.
- Eressze ell azonnal! Mem ke
rex szadisztikus trefaib6l! XII
altottam magamon Xviii dog
gom vesztj6sl6an k0zeledett {
! if6rfihez.
6 nevetett. - On sem szereti
| trefAts Mint hOriizlet tulaidonOS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-13
} ADDITIONAL
 BILLS FAIL TO
 GET APPROVAL
Pocket Veto Kills Mining Bill and Two Carrying
 Appropriations

Three other measures passed by the late Legislature were killed by pocket vetoes, it was announced to- day by Gov. George A. Parks. None of them were important and sub jects covered by two of them are already provided for, it was said
 A Senate measure undertaking to make surveys of mining claims ap- plicable as annual assessment work was not approved. This provision, said the Governor, was in conflict with Federal statutes on the sub ject.
 A bill, by MT. Ziegler alloting $5 .OO0 from the First Division road fund for building a road between Tongass Highway and cemetery near Ketchikan, also failed of ap- proval. The road program for the current season, includes this work, the Governor said, making the allotment by the Legislature unnecessary.
 The third measure failing to get the Governors approval was a bill appropriating $500 to build a sidewalk on the beach and drain swamps at Kotzebue. The title to the measure, the Governor said was defective, not covering the sub 1 ject matter of the bill. For this reason, he did not sign it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-13
SMOKER GIVES
 FANS GOOD RUN
 FOR THE MONEY

Three technical kayos, decision, well-earned, and a draw featured Saturday nights fight card spon- sored by the Fair Athletic Associa- ton. There was fair-sized crowd that got good run for its dinero.
 Chester Willis, Wrangell Indian, won from Joe Leyson, clever Fili- pino boxer, via the technical knock out route. Leyson's seconds threw in the towel in cne middle of the sixth and final round to save their man from further punishment. Ley son was apparently outweighed by more than the announced five pounds.
 In the semi-final event. Jack Cas- tello pounded out a c-ear cut vic tory over the Texas Flash. In fact the latter was willing to sit and let Jack carry on alone and did so early in the fourth round.
 Kid Saraby had his man-Kid Villa Pancho-outclassed Tn the third round the battler with the reversed bandit name had more than enough anG his seconds mer- cifully tossed the towel into the ring and hostilities ceased. Speedy Dadong boxed and fought his way to a well-earned decision over Kid Vilarde in the first bout on the card. It went the full four rounds.
 Young Nash and Kid Hollywood danced through four rounds to a draw. Neither man was hurt by his exercise.
 The battle royal with three men in the ring furnished both amuse- ment and excitement. All were little brown brothers with names longer than they were and the en- counter was survival. of the fit test. It only went for one round haymakers ending it early and in fine shape.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-13
AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL INVASION 5 fE t
 HOUSES GERMANY'S ECONOMIC HOPES

figures are available, were built in Germany.
 The present Ford plant here is planned to turn out 10000 cars an- nually. American automobile body making is being introduced in Ger many by the Ambi- -Budd company.
 The. only other foreign business in Germany that compares with the American motor industry, is the Dutch-E English margarine and oil group. The later handles three fourths of the entire margarine production and two-thirds of the oil production of Germany. Other American enterprises rep resented by German branches in- clude soap factories, sewing ma chimes, electrical household de-
 vices, refrigerators, floor polishers and vacuum cleaners. [ Similarly. in the safety razor in dustry American interests have g strong position
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-13

BINGHAM, Utah, May 13.-Utahs most famous mountain, like peaks the world over, was moulded by nature but the price of copper de- termines it's contour.
 Under the stimulus of improved red metal quotations, steam shov- els are eating into this mountain of copper and, little by little, changing it's form.
 The Utah Copper company, which operates this property, has been the worlds ranking producer of the red metal the last three years. Its 1928 production amounted to 273,- 100000 pounds, or 136,900 short tons, of refined marketable cop per.
 Today the hillside teens with great power shovels, locomotives and men cutting it away in the pro- duction of 60,00o tons of ore every 24 hours.
 At the base of this mine, which
 
 from distance vaguely resembles a vastly magnified pyramid many times larger than that erected by Cheops, is a city of a single street Nestling. on the floor of a narrow gulch there is room only for one thoroughfare and along it are lined the business establishments ano homes of the inhabitants of Bing- ham.
 The speed with which the huge mountain shrinks is in measure a barometer of the prosperity oi the inhabitants of Bingham as well as of the operating company. for wages are based on the price of the metal. When profitable metal
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BERLIN, May 13.-The growing number of American branch factor ies and subsidiary companies in Germany. economists here believe, will help the Reich become the economic heart of Europe and the real center of it's future growth.
 The General Motor.' recent pur- chase of a controlling interest in the Opel automobile. plant at Rus selsheim, followed by the launching in Berlin of the Euro pean talking movie combine and by repeated rumors of Ford ex- pansion plans through purchase of the Brennabor plant at Bran denburg have aroused hopes that Germany will play star role in Europe'S economic future.
 The American automobile indus try leads all foreign enterprises in size and investment in the Ger man field. Tn addition to the
 
 enormous number of American sales agencies in all parts of the country, eight leading American motor car firms have assembling plants here.
 These are ChrYsler at Berlin, General Motors. at Borsigwalde, the Overland plant at Adlershof in con- nection with the English Crossley company, Hudson- Essex and Dur ant at Spandau, Graham-Page at Johannisthal and Studebaker at Hamburg. . f
 A total of 14,50o or more than 21 per cent of all American cars as- sembled outside the United States n 1927, the last year for which
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Work Hard, Dances, <
 Gains } Lbs. a Week

q work hard, dance and have gained 3 pounds a week since talk ing vinol. My nervousness is al- most all gone. Mrs. F. Lang.
 vinol is a delicious compound of cod liver peptone. iron, etc. Nerv- ous, easily tired, anemic people are surprised how Vinol gives new. pep, sound sleep and a BIG appetite. The very first bottle often adds sev- eral pounds weight to thin children or adults. Tastes delicious. Butler Mauro Drug Co. -adv
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prices spur on the mining attack upon the hill, wages grow accord .ngly.
 Four voluntary wage increases have been made effective since Oc- tober 1, 1928, amounting in the ag- gregate to SIPS a day. This in crease has applied to thousands O.
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QUITS POLITICS

Charles Koen, the democratic war horse of St. Michael, has quit poli- tics, at least for while, and is now engaged in the commercial acquisition of dollars, as he has accepted the position of Agent for the Northern Commercial Company at New Hamilton.
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this south of Unalaska
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