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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20

Mech Dude ten oDfd1 wv
Jim zrkadlom.' Oar matky
|hlboko ucinkoval ma dievca,
ktorG kazdy vecer pobozne
kl'aklo pred obrazom a py-
talo sa:
Mako, jako sa tt pa
cim?'
Mnohe dievky dnes by 81
molly take zrkadla kupit.
Zvlaste vo sv. poste a v case
sv. misii...
Tie zrkadla by ich chra-
nily cd mnohsho zleho...
Modlitba.
Jedna bohata pani sa
mnoho ponosovala svojmu
duchovnemu, ze jej manzel
a syn su celkom chladni,
zimni k nabozenstvu.
Milost' pani! odpove-
dial knaz - pomodlite sa
vzdy spolocne vecernu mod
litbu so svojimi!
Ano, to by som urobila,
ale ked' nikto neurobi to SO
mnou!
No ale to uz len mozete
urobit', re rozkazete svojim
sluhom a sluzkam, aby sa
S vami modlili!
Zena prijala dobru radu
a zacala to. Ked' nastala IT,
Ghost, a manzel boil donna,
zvedavy Dol, ze Go sa to tam
robf. Videl ich kl'acat' sa
modlit'. Castejsie ich ma
vstivil - pozdejsie al sam
kl'aknul a sa s mimi modlil.
| Ked' to videl syn, nasle-
doval priklad otca a on sa
pripojil k MIN!
Ci sa ty modlis? Ci 81 uz
citil sladkost' mobility?
Oprobuj!
Cigan.
Mas Cigan sa dostal k
vojsku. Viete, ako to bolo S
mimi: zarty a zarty. Cigan
Dol tu, Cigan tn - len v pra-
ci ME.
Raz ale musel j mas Ci-
gan vyrukovat'. Kapitan prf-
sne komandiruje: Napravo!
Cely regiment ako jeden po-
ere napravo - len pravda,
mas Cigan, nal'avo.
Kapitan ma cd zlosti puk-
nut a lett k Ciganovi a kri-
cf:
| Cigan, 81 hluchy? Nepo-
cul 81, re som komandoval
napravo? Nevies, ktora je
prava a lava ruka?!
Mono, mech sa len nera-
ca hnevae pan kapitan, vsak
ia to znam... ale mech len
zrozumia... ked' caly regi-
ment napravo kuka... a ne
pracel by zpava prisol, co
by tedy bolo... ia hol'em ia
nal'avo kukam...
A q nemal pravdu?
TIL nedel'u, to jest q.
marca Jozefovia a Marie
Osady sv. Alzbety usporia-
dajl veceru. To nebude len
taxa jednoducha vecera, ale
bude tam to, co je naj-naj-
lepsie! Ze pridete, a zavo.
latte al vasho suseda. Ve-
cera bude O 8.
Sv.misie, bodaj pocasie ie
vel'mi zle, idd k chvale Vse-
mohdceho pekne. TT muzo-
via, ktorf sd v praci a jed
max prfdu - zaiste zasldzia
pochvalu.
!. Sv. misie pre- mladez sa
zacn1 v nedepu 0 Z. hodine
" reel anglickej. Teda j Wy
mladf do prace!
Bojfm sa spievat', primno-
no je/ tn ma nasej okolici
tych misionarov, ale po VEL
kej Noci tym Wac!
Prajem vsetkym Jozefom
zdravia a bozskeho pozeh-
mania. Mech ich Bob ziyi -
prfd'te ma nedel'u vecer, tax
vas podvihneme!
ZvlaSte JOZef Franek - a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20

narodnostne mensiny je ME
hrdinstvo, ale zbabelectvo.
Zidovska otazka sa vrazde-
MIN nerozrieSi, ale zodvihnu-
tim Pudu ma vyssf stupen
vzdelanosti. Lenze v Polsku
.nemaj1 peniaze ma skoly, j.
ba ma vojakov. Tam sa ne
gramotnost' siri - j vojsko
rastie. Polovica statneho roz-
poctu ide ma vojsko. V Pol
sku je vojensky duch tax W.
tsibany, ze myslia ma vyboj.
Predavaju uz al mapy, ma
ktorych MET Cesko-Sloven-
ska - Cesko Moravu da-
vajl Poliaci Nemecku, Slo-
vensko a Podk. Rus Mad ar
sku, sebe Tesfnsko pridelili
a pfsu, ze cez spolocne hra-
nice s Mad'arskom bud1
mat otvorenu branu ma Bal
kan. Zabddajd, re sa ma
Balkan hrabu Nemci, kto-
ri ich zjedia, ked' ich uz ne
budu potrebovat' "a pred
vol.
Ako to bolo v Rusku, a ja-
ko je teraz? Tu podavame
lradnd zpravu sovietskej
vlady - porovnacie tabulky
o produkcii potravin v 1888
a v 1886. Prve cislice zna-
cia produkciu statnej potrav
nej industrie z roku 1888 a
druhe z roku 1885. Produk-
cia masa $4,000 ton, $780,
900 ton. Cukru 100000 ton,
100000 ton. Klobas $4,000
ton, 100000 ton. Ryb L.
004,000 ton, 1,222,7OO ton.
Zvieracej masti $4,000 ton,
94,500 ton. Cukrikov a Gu
krovin $4,000 ton, 358,00O
ton. Cukolady 422 ton, g.
544 ton. Syrov $4,000 ton,
II, 400 ton. Ice creamu 225
ton, 6,657 ton. Smotanoveho
syru 49,500 ton, 100000
ton. Toto je vel'ke zvacse-
ME vyroby potravin v 1885
oproti 1888. To je al 54-
percentove zvacsenie. Ale v
r. 1886 produkcia potravin
ma byt' zvysena este O 20
perc. oproti roku 1886, te-
dy zas o vyse SO perc. o.
proti r. 1888. Bude tedy W.
roba potravin toho roku du-
plom tax vePka, ako v 1888.
Go to znamena? Ze " 1888
a do leta 1884 boil naozaj
v Rusku hlad. Teraz je uz
dostatok; ME hojnost', len
dostatok. Ale blahobyt rus
keho l'udu je este vel'mi,
vel'mi d'aleko cd Ameriky.
Ma taky stupen moze do
spiet' ME 0 rok o diva, ale
az o niekol'ko pat'roceniek a
"a ten cas- nesmie byt' vojny.
Do blahobytu nepatri len
hojnost' jedenia, ale al kva-
lita toho jedenia, dobra odev
a obuv, zdravotne byvanie a
tiez luksusne veci. V rus
kych mestach byvaju rodiny
tesno, tn kazda rodina ma 3
a Wac izieb. Tu je 20 mill
onov automobilov, tam len
nejakych dve-tristotisic, vac
sinou nakladnych. My tu w.
kopeme 500 milionov ton u
hlia rocne, tam len okolo 110
mil. ton. Mozeme vyrobit'
70 mil. ton ocele, tam len
16 mil. Majd tam tedy este
hruzu budovania, ably Anne
riku dobehli. Toto je odpo-
ved' tym, ktorf 81 ziadali in
formacie.
V Nemecku nemaju ma
sla a masti, ale maju dost
uhlia. TAX sa nemecki luc.
bari, po vynajdeni vyroby
oleja z uhlia, dali do prace
a podarilo sa i'm vyrobit' al
uhol'ne maslo. Teraz posta-
viii tovaren, v ktorej sa uz
doraba maslo z uhlia va
vo1'kOno nnnozStva Z,vncf'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20

vysenie cd sv. Otca dostal,
v duchu navstivim mas davny
chudobny dom, a prosfm
Ia, mamicko, modli sa "a
nina, aby som svojou pra-
cou mohol sluzit' Bohu, cir
Xvi a narodu.
Y duchu navstivim hrob
nasho dobreho otca... bo on
nam daval ten kazdodenny
chlieb a skladam ma ten hrob
venice uvity z mojich mod
litieb.
S laskou bozkavam Tvoje
mozopami posypane ruky...
ktore ma zehnaly - a
dnes zehnaju...
Poznan, dna 20. jdna r.
1927.
Tvoj syn:
Augustin kardinal." !"
Kol'ko jest takych matiek,
ktore tax vychovaly svojich
synov... ale kol'ko jest ta-
kych dietok, ktore sa tax
chovajd a chovaly k svojim
rodicom!
Nasleduj priklad!
Kratka kazen.
Ramarino, taliansky gene
raj, boil odsddeny Ma smrt'
"a vlastizradu. Bol obvineny,
ze pre- jeho zradu Italian
sko stratilo BOZ prot Au-
strii pri Navarro v roku 1849.
Ramarino NAL zomriet' 20.
marca toho isteho roku.
Jozef Cafasso, knaz, kto-
ry boil vyhlaseny "a svate-
no v roku 1880, prichystal,
pripravil generala ma po-
slednu cestu. Kym bol pri-
praveny, knaz no oslovil, ci
by nepovedal kratku kazen
shromazdenym?
ia? Pytal sa general pre-
kvapeny --- zaiste necitim sa
do kazania.
Ale preco ME? - povedal
kfGz. Len urobte tol'ko: Ve-
zmite pred tym narodom do
ruky kriz a pobozkajte -
a to bude najlepsia kazen.
General to urobil!
Mozno ty sa hanbis takej
kazne! Mozno ty sa hanbfs
verejne uznat' pred svetom,
ze 81 veriaci... ze 81 kre-
st'an... ze 81 katolik...
"Kto sa nina hanbi ma
tom svete... kto sa hanbf nina
uznat' pred svetom... i ja...
sa budem hanbit' no uznat'
pred svojim Otcom...''
Jak stojfs ty?!
Strasek.
Ked' Taliansko zaealo
"svoiuo voinu. co sa stale ?
Bol vel,ky poplach. Zaraz
syolali Lfpu Narodov - "a.
cali sa radit'. vyborv VOLT
plany kut'. a strasit' Ia.
liansko. Taliani mozno pry
sa bali, ale potom sa zaea.
Ii snaiat'. bo znali. ze Ligs
len strasi... Liza nema sily,
| LIZA nezrobf mic! Ma sch6.
DE, ma yybory. ma trad.
nikov, donasa. kuie rezold.
Gle. rozposiela listy q to ie
ysetko!
v;ao, - Namac A bod.
T.l;ar rraso rie i.q a; Az
l
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20

Pol'sko je uz dusevne cell
kom znacizovan6. Vrazdia
Zidov tax, ako Nemci, pod
pal'ujl ! nieia i'm domy a
modlitebne. Co tym dosiah-
nu? Len opovrzenia sveta,
ako Nemci. Vrazdit' slab6
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20

Tato zima bola vel'mi tat
ka nielen ma l'udi, ale i ma
divd zverinu. So vSetktch
stran leanici oznamujd wy
hynutie mnozstvs vt&koy. ie-
lehov. zajacoy atd', preto,
be nspadlo bud to mnoho
|shahu alehc kds ho bolc m&-
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mitteemen will function as delegat-
es, and only duly qualified COM
or persons holding their
proxies, can vote. Your county is
entitled to be represented by 8
committeeman; and I am attaching
herewith two lists of them, taken
from my records; you are to re-
tain one of these copies and re-
turn the other to me at once. No
one can hold proxy of a COM
mitteeman unless he, or she, is a
voter in your county; all proxies
must be certified before a notary
public, or be signed by two witness
SeS
"All committeeman, and those
holding proxies of committeeman
should be in Tucson the night be-
fore the convention, since prior
plans must be perfected at caucuses
in order to make it possible to I'm
ish the entire program in the day
set aside for it. The leading hotels
at Tucson have preferred their IA
cil.ties to any groups defiring con-
ference rooms.
Should you desire further 1ntor-
nation on any matter that l nave
failed to make clear, let me know
sincerely yours,
BILL"
wv. P. STUART, Chairman
Democratic State Committee. :"
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TENNIS PLAYERS
GO TO DOUGLAS
(By G. c. ELLIOTTO

The Nogales High School tennis
team, under the direction of Miss
RoSalie Barney, will attend the
Southern Conference Tennis Tour
nament, which is being held at
Douglas today.
The Apaches' chances in this sport
is unknown as they have not met
any competition other than their
own fellow students so far this
spring.
The tourney, however, starts with
break for the local team in that
they drew a bye for the first round
of play which started Friday after
noon. The Nogales team will enter
the class A competition along with
Douglas, Bisbee, and Tucson.
The winners of the first and
second place in each class of play
will be extended an invitation to
play in the State Tournament In
Tucson on May 2.
The Nogales entrants in the tour
nament are:
Girls single - Bernice Price.
Girls doubles - Martha Guerrero
and Barbara Macdonald.
Boys singles Carlos Ladoza.
Boys doubles (two teams) - Dee
Wooddell and Fidel Encisco; Gale
Gourdin and Bobby Lee.
Nogales international., 1936-04-25
GLOBE TO FIX
STREET LIGHTS

GLOBE, April "a CUP) - Globes
ornamental street-lighting system
on Broad street will be renovated
as part of a Works Progress ad-
ministration program within the
next few weeks, city officials plan
ned today.
Water. seeping into bases OF the
lamps. short -circuited them and
made them useless recently.
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CREAKINGS
BY "AL"

Continued from Page One)
for a better view. Encore after EN-
core brought out the Rumba Nym-
phs.
Another Nogales doctor said it was
like pulling teeth to get his fellow
friends away from the dance tloor
to the supper table.
A Nogales physician for once 1or-
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is THE ARCHITECT

Agustin Larios e., is the architect
and contractors on the Cavern Cafes
new outdoor enterprise in course Of
construction. He promises to have
the buildings finished by May S.
Nogales international., 1936-04-25
IS HEARD SINGING

Chas. Kisselbach is learning to
sing. He is heard humming to him
self while walking along the street
and in his office. All because of the
piece of poem in his High Life ad
Nogales international., 1936-04-25
BRINGS VIOLIN BACK

Adrian Ruiz, known to hundreds
for his violin solos at the Cavern
Cafe, has returned here and will
again join the Cavern's floor show.
Nogales international., 1936-04-25

Estelle Martin and Ginger ODare
who have been members of the Cav
ern Cafe floorShow will leave for
El Paso, Monday, to work for Lob
by Number Two Cafe.
Nogales international., 1936-04-25
BACK FROM COCOSPERA

Ernesto Elias, popular cattleman,
and broker, is back from his ranch
"Cocospera" in Sonora, after attend
ing to his cattle and other business.
Nogales international., 1936-04-25
got his favorite cigar.

got his favorite cigar.
The smoker was huge success
and lasted we'll who wants to-
know?
But the next morning Aka
Seltzer, Bromo Seltzer and in fact
all the settlers were at premium.
Nogales international., 1936-04-25
OLDEST r. r. IN u. S.

Bob Plummer of Phoenix, repre-
senting the first railroad built IN
the United States, the Baltimore
g. Ohio, spent the entire week in
Nogales
Nogales international., 1936-04-25
TOMATEROS SHIP
THEMSELVES

Many tomatomen left Nogales this
week for their respective homes, in
the east and California. While they
are gone until next year, A. A. Av-
lies of the Western Distributors will
handle the affairs of most of them
here.
Nogales international., 1936-04-25
FORMER BANKER HERE

Ignacio Soto, formerly of the Bank
of Nogales in Nogales, Sonora, and
now in business in Hermosillo, spent
few days here.
Nogales international., 1936-04-25

in The Internstionals Special
Frontier Edition. The poetry fits to
popular old Mexican tune.
Nogales international., 1936-04-25
FORMER MEXICAN
CONSUL HERE

CONSOL dEhG
Ignacio Quinones, former Mex1-
can Consul here, and now stationed
in Tucf on, was the guest of Consul
j. Osornio for a few days
Nogales international., 1936-04-25

following appeared the cid pension roll for
February audited allowed and ordered paid
out of the old pension fund:
McCarty. W.T.. 49, VIM. Rosenbeh $780,
sinohui $685. Rabaga Ply $780, W.T.
WILCOX $685. W.T. 81,
$780, w.t. 52 CYRUS Cooper So Brown $780, W.T.
S. Daniel MGone $780, W.T. S. John
W. Wilson, Shannon $500; W.T. 3d. L.
eredia $685. w.t. Edw H. Hann $95 W.T. CO. Dolores F. Ro
Nero vanzela 1892; W.T.
1890; W.T..
cepcion c. Jones' $780, W.T. &c. Rafael Can
W.T..
$500; W.T. 3 Minnie Oldham SO
1890; Manuel Contre1as
Taylor, $3.50; W.T. 49, Maria
Acevedo Rodriguez $780, W.T. 30 Maria @.
Algeria S. 6o W.T. 81 Guadalupe Bckwood
Esperanza Gang
Della Young $780, W.T. 80 Hiario
Smohui,
Upon motion duly made
general
salary fund further of $545 from the general fund to
expense fund; general
fund to the old pension fund.
The m. 1886.
The Board pursuant meeting
members and clerk present.
Upon T. Frazier seconded by Jones and
carried Lots and Block Towns
Sanchez for of
State Commission who
hearing petition emergency
County, petition this Coun
granted soooo fuel for
being Board this
14h 1885, applications
Turn to Page
Nogales international., 1936-04-25

W.T. No. Member Supervisors 1892
Clerk Supervisors
Sheriff 25OOO
Wlkey, Undersl1erff
Fescher Jalor
W.T. Jaior 90
W.T. Deputy Sheriff 150 100
W.T. No. 93-126-Fred Pyeatt, Deputy Sheriff 1880 |
ChenoWeh Physician Health
Larmore Co School
9629-Florence Hannah School
Montoya, County Nurs
E P. Prec. No.
W.T. No. j. P Prect No. 25 90
Prect. Nc
Larcom, Constable Pc
W.T. No 1922 Vaughn Deputy Sheriff 1866
-35-vaughn Banta, Constable
Teyectea Janitor 10000
137-vaughn Sheriff so
W.T. NO. lss-Fred Pyeatt, Constable preet No. ~ 500
Nogales international., 1936-04-25
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in Nogales, Sonora. will leave for
Caliente Springs, between Phoenix
and Yuma, Monday morning, for
week or two.
Nogales international., 1936-04-25

TAKES VACATION
Nick Kerson of the Cavern Cafe
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any questions now. I'll be there
as soon as the speed laws will let
me and I'll stay as long as you
need me-"
''Pm glad Hopestill's coming!'
Molly commented. "You need
somebody here, Aunt Mary. And
Hopes such swell kidd"
who's that?" Patrick was sit
ting with his back to the piazza and
he spoke without looking around.
Then 1 heard the sound of a motor.
Sarah appeared. Miss Prentiss
would like to see you, Mrs. Avery"
looked at Patrick. He nodded.
"Tell her to come in, Sarah!" ]
said.
Caro- appeared.
Good morning, Mrs. Avery!"
she said to me. Hello there-you
two!" she said to the Treadways.
Good morning, Mr.. O'Brien!"
she said to Patrick.
An awkward pause interviewed. ]
did not want to make Molly's great
announcement if she wanted to
make it herself. Apparently she
wanted to make it herself.
caro-, darling, come over and
kiss mel" she ordered finally.
'Since L saw you yesterday, l
have become Mrs. Walter Tread
way"
Caro's face grew radiant, but she
did not cnppo c,,rpricad
"Oh, I'm so glad!" she exclaimed.
She rushed over to Molly, kissed
her, kissed Walter. "I'm so hap
py!" Then as one remembering,
'As happy as any one can be-
Molly shivered. The light drained
out of her face. 1--WE just heard
it,"
II brought these flowers for you,
dear Mrs. Avery" Caro- said pretti-
ly. 81 knew you'd have no time to
fill your vases today. And 1 can't
imagine your house without fow-
ers."
'You ANGEL" I exclaimed.
"We're dashing off in a mo-
ment!" Molly said, ''iust as soon
as I've got hold of myself"
where are you living, may !
ask, Mrs. Treadway?"
SAT present, Mrs. Avery, with
my husbands people," Molly an
swered ''They don't know it yet,
but I think they'll take us in. We're
going to look around for the tint
est house we can find in Satuit and
I shall begin presently to expert
ment in cooking"
81 shall give you dining room
table for wedding present."
promised. cold maple if I can find
it."
''That will be grand, Aunt Mary"
Molly approved.
'Miss Prentiss," Patrick took
over the conversation again, ST
find that I shall have to ask you
some more questions. I hope you
won't mind. I shouldn't bother
you. It's merely matter of
routine"
''Oh please ask me as many
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Home of the Movie Stars

a THOUGH Hollywood, Califor-
4 MIA, is supposed to be the center
of our fabulous movie industry,
there really is no such place in
America. A dozen other states have
towns or villages named Hollywood,
but there now l. none in the state of
California bearing that name.
Way back in 1887, a town called
Hollywood was laid out by some
of CALIFORNIA; founding fathers. 1t
was Incorporated in 1903, but when
legally annexed by Los Angeles in
1910, it lost its individual identity.
That was the same yea the first
moving picture studio was estab-
lished in that vicinity. The early
movies had to be made in sunlight,
and the California climate, with its
varied scenery, provided an ideal
background. And Hollywood, then a
small village on the outskirts of Los
Angeles, provided ample space for
the studios. ]
From such a humble beginning,
Hollywood grew tremendously I'M
der the influence of its new-found
industry, until by 1880 it had popu-
lation of one hundred and fifty-four
thousand. Back in 1903, the village
aldermen had passed an ordinance
prohibiting the driving of more than
two thousand sheep down Main
street. Main street has now become
Hollywood boulevard, and contains
some of the most exclusive a nd
expensive shops in the world. But
don't let anyone tell you that Holly
wood boulevard is in Hollywood, be-
cause there isn't such a place any
more!
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Crazy Fads

WE AMERICANS must seem
w like a nation of maniacs to
foreigners. At least, we would if
we were judged solely by the type
of amusement that entertains us.
Back in 1923, tree-sitting contests
had us all agog. In 1880 we were
crazy about dance marathons. Pee
wee golf was sweeping the country
about the same time. Walkatnons
had us by the ears in 1882. Last
year bank nights and screeno had
us signing our names at every
movie theater. And now it begins
to look as though roller derbie5 are
about to attract our fancy.
Leo "Bromo" Settler, a former
cinema salesman, is the guiding
genius behind it all Settler was
also the man who staged the first
commercial walkathon in Denver.
This proved such a success he
staged % more in other places and
crossed $4,000, 900 before the fad be-
gan to run out.
In case you haven't already seen
one, roller derbies are roller skat-
ing contests, run on the order of six
day bicycle races. Contestants skate
about 1900 miles in a roller derby.
Each team has two members, one
of whom must be continually skating
during the length of the contest.
First prize in big meet may run
as high as 81, 900, although with the
exception of Promoter Settler, most
contestants come out with nothing
more than a pair of WORKOUT roller
skates.
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Government Keeps Tab
on Cotton From the Air

Jonesboro, Ark. - An aerial pho
tographic survey of cotton acreage
in five Eastern Arkansas counties,
which will be used as a basis for
checking in compliance with the
AAA soil conservation program, has
been made near here.
The photographs were made at
a height of $4,000 feet. This meth
cd is said to be more accurate than
the chain measurement system.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-12-24
Murder: Masquerade
! n G as@s Irwin BY Inez Haynes Irwin
BY Islez Haynes Irwin

"Oh, Hopestill, my dear boy" 1
called into it. "Yoc don't know
how glad am to hear your voice.
You can't imagine how it COM
forts me-"
"You would have heard it much
sooner if I could have got to you,"
HopeStill answered. "The moment
we read the papers this morning,
mother and decided that I'd better
beat it over to your place and stay
with you. I've been trying to get
you the whole morning, but I
haven't been able to make a con-
nection until now. I suppose every
body in the worlds been trying to
telephone you"
Everybody" I replied. "But un-
til an hour ago, I'd spoken with no.
body, and until an hour ago, I'd
seen nobody but Patrick OBrien
and Matte Stow. And now Molly
Eames and Walter Treadway are
here. Walter and Molly Treadway,
I should say. They were married
Saturday morning. But perhaps I
shouldn't have told you. I'll tell
you about that later. I shall love
to have you come, dear boy"
molly married! Pm-well you
tell her I'm jittering over the
phone!"
"Where are your" I asked
"Week-ending at the Abbots. I'll
be over there sometime in the next
half hour. 1 haven't said yet how
awful we think it is, nor given you
any of mothers messages. She's
Frustrated. You know she was very
fond of Ace Blaikie."
Everybody was" I put in.
cts a terrible business" Hope
still went on, "but I won't ask you
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-12-24
Twas This Way
By LYLE SPENCER
@ Western Newspaper Union.
Rv LYLE SPEl
@ Western Newspaper Union.
Cheap Emeralds

u ERYLLIUM is one of those
- strange metals we never hear
about except when learned scientists
get together. Practically unknown
before the beginning of the Twenti-
eth century, it is about the most UNI
usual metal yet discovered.
In the first place, beryllium IS
really made from low-grade emer-
aids. The formula for beryl, in case
you haven't forgotten your chem
istry, is Be. Al SisO,s. Pure crys-
tails of this complicated compound
in the right colors are emeralds-
1t originally cost $500 a pound, and
is still valued at SIS, which puts it
well up in the class of semi-precious
metals.
The most amazing quality OF be-
ryllium, however, is its hghtness.
A 250-horsepower engine made of
it would weigh only 70 pounds, and
a standard size automobile would
weigh less than the passengers.
In spite of its light weight, beryl-
lium has the rigidity of steel. So
far its greatest commercial impor-
lance has been as an alloy. Copper
alleged with beryllium is as hard
as most steels. Such alloys are
often used in making cold chisels
and hammers to be used in NUM-
tons industries, because they do
not strike sparks when dropped on
a cement floor.
Beryllium looks so m lch like gold
that it is already used for gold
plated" jewelry. Although it has
almost unlimited potential uses, it
has been neglected so far because
of it's high cost.