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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-03-02
PAUL SMITH
NAMED TO HEAD
HELENA MINERS

HELENA-Paul w. Smith Hell
ena attorney and Lewis and Clarke
county senator was named presi-
of the Last Chance Mining asso-
citation at that organizations fifth
annual meeting held here.
other officers are Carl P. STRAIT
ton, first vice-president Joe Bow
den. second vice president Charles
Brazier. third vice president, and
Hugh Cav, Jr.. ecretary-treasurer.
Members of the nominating com
mittee were r. E. Percy. Lars Carl
son. Oliver Johnson and ]. T. Roy,
chairman.
This years meeting was acclaim
ed one of the most successful in
the life of the organization with
more than SO members present.
The principal speaker was King
c. Laylander, superintendent of the
Start Pointer Exploration company
at Bearmouth. Mr. Laylander's
company maintains the newest
dredge in the state. The dredge in
corporates many new mechanical
features not found on any other
dredge in the northwest.
An interesting characteristic of
the Star Pointer company's Bear
mouth property is the fact that the
dredge pond is heated and kept
free Of ice by hot water from ma
tural hot springs in the vicinity.
Carl ]. Trauerman of Butte, presi-
dent of the Montana Mining asso-
citation, spoke on the state associa-
tons convention. which will be
held here in August
Another special guest was Ray
Gross of Cordova, Alaska, who also
spoke briefly.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-03-02
STAR POINTER
LOSES SUIT
TO INTERv
FRANCISCO-The

SAN FRANCISCO-The Stal
Pointer Exploration company, OF
Granite county, Montana. lost a
second attempt to appear as inter
venor in Montana litigation involv-
ing title to mineral rights beneath
railroad rights-of-way.
The Z. S. circuit court of ap-
peals. after hearing arguments, rul-
ed the company might not intervene
in the case of the United States
versus the Great Northern Railway.
In this case, the government fill
ed federal court proceedings in
Montana seeking to quiet title to
mineral rights in Glacier county de
posted beneath the Great Northern
Railway right-ofway. The rail
road recently proposed to sink oil
wells along the right-of-way, OBJ
tain fuel for its locomotives, and
sell gasoline. The government, con-
tends the act of 1875 granting
rights-of-way to railroads, involved
only surface rights
The Star Pointer Exploration
company, sought and was denied,
in federal court at Great Falls, per-
mission to intervene in this suit
1t stated property on which it held
patents in Granite county, and ov-
er which the Northern Pacific rail
mineral rights in Glacier county de-
posts valued at 100000, and
ownership of these was placed in
jeopardy by the litigation in the
Great Northern case.
The circuit court upheld the dis
trict court decision denying permits
sion to intervene.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-03-02
Here and There.

Dr. Francis Thomson o. Mines
Kelly president
speaker Mr. Kelly brakes
their present head-long dictatorship
Officials
Montana
of small
o ne o
with rules regulations
81
operations history making
a
where of the
side of ledger
to
regulations such stife actce
federal government would revise such detrimental laws and
would
reciprocal avoid weckng metal price ue
mining particular could
prosperity boom unparalleled Rocky Mountain history
still small voice of conscience siI reveberates
be- let it tip them off
chance; for wealth taken from the ground
wealth
thai he country and its people need
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-03-02
Black Bull Opens
Rich Ore Deposit

MAIDEN-Or running $4,000
per ton with principal values in
gold and silver was uncovered in
the Black Bull mine near here
which is being operated by M. Den
stry. Three men are regularly en-
ployed at the property.
Mrs. Ed Suffer, wife Of the late
Dr. Ed Suffer, still has a part
interest in the operating company
The claim was the source of a law
suit last summer, charges of owner
ship being brought by the Ring in
terests of Chicago, locally repre-
scented by James Brown Of that
city.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-03-02
DAN LENNY PASSES

Daniel J. Lenny, 81 pioneer mine
operator and city clerk and treasur-
er of Neihart. died suddenly We'd
nesday at Neihart, where he had
been resident since the early
eighties.
Lenny was born at Philadelphia
Pa. and came to Montana about
1880 and lived at White Sulphur
Springs before going to Neihart in
1884.
At Neihart he was engaged as a
mine operator during the early boom
days and acted as superintendent OF
the Florence mines. Ever since he
had been actively interested in min
ing in the section during early-day
operations.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-03-02
CARLoADTNG GAIN

Freight cars loaded at Montana
stations during last December num-
bered 1854, gain OF 512 over
the 23,342 total for the same month
in 1888, according to a report by
the state railroad and public service
commission. Main increases were
in ore, 864 cars up; wheat, 1O8
cars up; logs, 322 cars up. Sugar
beets were down SIS cars.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-03-02
Brooks Developing
Gilt Edge Claims

GILT EDGE-Lyman Brooks,
who is developing the Gilt Edge
group of claims and the Whiskey
Gulch mine, has started drifting at
the ITO foot level of his new shaft
in ore repeatedly valued at $4,000
per ton In gold.
Until the recent siege of cold
weather set in the property was be-
ing operated two shifts a day, but
now only six men are at work
Last fall work was started on a
cyanide plant and a rooster.
The Newmount Corporation OF
New York has shown much inter
est in these properties and spring
is expected to usher in a great deal
of activity.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-03-02
LEAD PRICE RAISED

NEW YORK-American Smelling
Co. on Feb. %, raised the price of
lead 4 cent a pound to 5.25 cents,
New York base, restoring the u
cent cut made Feb. T. st. Joseph
Lead Co. also advanced lead prices
4 cent
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-03-02
Development Of Iron Ore
Of Stanford District Is
Purpose Of New Company

meeting was Falls this week by Dewey Whit
taer for the purpose of forming steel corpora
ton. to e known the Montana Steel Corporation
corporation viii have capital stock OF S3OOOOOO ana
PAPERS will be filed n the very future.
purpose of this corporation the development OF the
deposits south of Stanford IN the Little Belt
Mountains ~.
Development Of these enormous deposits Will be started TINS
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-03-02
NEW MANGANESE PROCESS

NEW YORK-A new process for
concentrating low grade manganese
ore, which may make the United
States virtually self-sufficient in
what has been called it's mo. /
stragetic MATERIAL was described
at the annual meeting of the
American Institute of Mining and
Metallurgical Engineers.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-03-02

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This is one of our regular jobs.
During the past 20 years, our Washoe
Sampler has sampled and purchased
for cash millions Of tons Of gold, silver
and copper ores and concentrates, at
the rate of 1900 tons a day. .
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-03-02

is the process Of obtaining from a
lot of ore a smaller quantity that
contains, in unchanged percentages,
all the constituents of the original lot
u. 8. BUREAU OF MINES.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26
SCHORSTEN-
GIRSCH
WEDDING

Miss Esther Schorstcn, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Schorstcn. OF 27ll Twelfth St..
$. W.. and MIR. Martin Girsch. son
Of Mrs. Sarah Girsch OF l72l Har-
risburg Rd., n. H., were married
Nov. II at 4 o'clock in First Lu-
theran church. An organ inter-
Jude, played by Mr.. Philip Hodcl,
proceeded tho marriage ceremony
and vocal selections were given
by Mrs. Karl Brcnner and Mrs.
Daniel Huegc!. Rev. Adolf Ebert
officiatcd.
Given in marriage by her faith
or. the bride wore a princess style
gown OF ivory satin. Her fngertip
length veil fell from a tiara OF
satin and seed pearls. and her
arm bouquet was of white lilies.
Miss Jaronnc Shinely was maid
Of honor attircd in gown Of CO.
raj tahfcta made like that of the
bride. she wore a gold tiara and
carried an arm bouquet of rose
buds. The bridesmaid were Miss
Hilda Thesis, VINO wore a SINH
lar gown OF blue taffeta and car
ricd pink roscbuds. and Miss Is.
thcr Henning. who wore fuchia
taHcta. and carried red rose buds.
Carol Jean Smiley. the flower girl
wore floor length frock OF pink
talteta and carried a basket OF
roses and snap dragons.
The brides brother. MIR. Wal
ter Schorstcn. was best man Csh-
ers were Mr.. John Girsch and Mr..
Edward Schorstcn. the brides
mother, in black with gold acccs-
sorics and the bridcgrooms moth
cr. in wine, wore corsagcs of gar
dcnias.
A wedding dinner for IS guests
was given in the home Of the
brides parents at 9 o'clock. MIR.
and Mrs. Girsch lett later for d
short wedding trip. They are re-
siding at l72 Harrisburg rd., n. +
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26
Cleveland West New,
BY John Wolf.

Cleveland. O.. Dec. % l.lcc,
ton is over and seven OF the best
from Cleveland West now reign.
Hans kiertscher is captain OF the
boot with Ann Gunesch to give
the stop or go signal when ever
he may be in doubt. Katy Schul-
Ter will keep the log book. and
Tillie Rehncr will take care of
the switch board and send out
necessary messages. Sarah Zikcli
will guard the ships gold and will
watch out for "Nickle chislcrs.
Rudy kehncr will be on hand to
throw anyone over board that
does not conform themselves to
the rulers Of the ship. and Sarah
Weber will blast out the news.
There YOU have them. All entirely
new outfit and a good one, il they
don't pay to much attention to
the "Galloping Ghost that keep
bobbing up. Bon Voyage.
Basketball
Many people thought that
West was a lousy team because
they lost their first four straight
games. never realizeing they lost
these games by two or three bas-
kcts at the most. Last Saturday
New Castle invaded West. prob
ably thinking it would be another
pushover since West had lost
every game and they had Won
lust about everyone. For some
reason or other West showed
quite a bit Of fight and managed
to defeat last years defending
champions 40 to So. Art Weiss
looped the most baskets for West
while Lang contributed his higl
share for New Castle.
Tomorrow night West travels
to Youngstown to seek their sec
ond victory (work or no wOrk)
quote Mr.. Bloch and Mr.. Schind
lcr).
Many thanks Mrs. Mueller io
preparing the delicious meal.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26
LOra,n News

l.orain. O.. Dec. 2O-Lorain
tracked to ,Farrell last Sat. night
to play Basketball. but when the
smoke cleared and the battle was
over the average FAN thought
thev had witnessed the Army
Navy football game. With plenty
of body blocking. pushing. slugg-
ing. tackling and especiallyTRlP-
PING the Tornado men (who
thought Il tornado hit them)
emerged victor by the score Lo-
rain 81, Farrell 81. Thanks for
your hospitality Farrell, every
thing was swell.
To Lorain Members
Our next meeting will be held
on Monday night. January 9th
I 80 p. III. Election OF officers will
take place at this time due to the
fact that during December the
majority of members were absent
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26
NOTICE
ATTENTION..

Saxons in Colleges and
Universities!
The Central Verband is OPEN
ing another Service to its men,
bers: with the beginning of the
New Year
THE STUDENT LOAN
FOUNDATION
is at the disposal of all Juniors and
Seniors who are really in need of
funds. Loans up to $4,000 a year
will be made to worthy students,
who are members of the Central
Verband.
The Student Loan Foundation
is managed by the "Welfare Com
mittee', consisting of Rev. John
Foisel, Mr.. A. w. Petri, Mr.. J.
Orben and Mr.. K. Konnerth.
For any further information or
for Application Blanks, please,
write to the Secretary, ]. Foisel,
76l Eddy Road, Cleveland, o.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26
Alliance Revue
BY "Squint'

Alliance. O.. Dec. 2O-Due TO
a misunderstanding, we had no
report last week. However VIC
shall not lag again.
Cleveland East was victorious
as you all read. going home with
a score Of 81 to 33. Thanks for
the crowd East and come again.
We also send our Thank you to
Salem for their crowd. Do it
often. You arc often and always
welcome.
This weekend we were hosts
to Youngstown. The Harrisburg
girls won from the Yo. girls in
the preliminary game by a score
of l9 to l6. In the boys game
the AviatOrs again came through
with score Of 50 to 50. Thanks
to Youngstown for their attend
ancc and we hope YOU come back
again. Or should we send George
and Tony to Io.. Sophie:
Last week at Our election the
following people were elected to
serve as the i94l officers OF the
Alliance Juniors:
President. John Schuller
Vice Pres. Henry Rampelt
Cor. Sec. fIilda Gockcl
Fin. Sec. Hilda Gottschling
Treas. Raj ph Hundt
Trustees. Ben Wonner. Mike
Schneider. Ed. Wonncr
Reporter. Mike Rohrich
Sgt. at Arms. Karl Mayer.
Congratulations to all OF YOU
and may you all fulfill your duty,
! each and everyone of you.
December 18th
is a big day in Alliance. 1t is our
homecoming day and we wish to
make this success. TO start
things off. Salem plays here. Be
here 80 for we want to have
more time to dance and soiorth.
We have a good orchestra, in TACT
- one OF our own boys is in this
band. They are tops. So let's see
everyone here, young and old,
from Alliance and Salem. You're
in for good time.
To the three visitors from Am
bridge, Pa. we say: We hope
YOU enjoyed yourselves and invite
YOU back again.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26
youngstown News
Pv Min GObcI

Youngstown. Ohio. Dec. 70
Last week we visited Alliance
and boy did we have grand
time. Thanks for every thing We
hope to see the Alliance Juniors
at our New Years Eve Dance
especially the Lone Ranger. Sc
especially the Lone Ranger.
New Years Eve Dance
For a night Of Fun and mcrri-
ment. attend the dance in Io. on
Dec. 81. Everything is set just
waiting for the night, the orches.
ira has been booked, confetti
streamcrs. horns and etc. have
been bought and the meal has
been all planned. now all you
have to do is attend it. Dancing
will begin at 10 and last until the
wee hours of morning. 50 for d
gala all night Of real New Year
celebration come to our dance.
Cleveland West
Next Saturday night Cleveland
West will play in Yo.. at the Ar.
morv Gym on Rayen Ave. Come
on folks let attend the game and
help our teams to win. After the
game a dance will be held at the
Saxon Club.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26
New Castle News
BY Paul Sander

New Castle. Pa, Dec. 2o-1'hc
N. 6. boys had it proven to them
at last that winning the game is
only half OF the purpose" As for
the ball game. West. with the
idea that team that won't be
beaten can't be beaten, surprised
New Castle and put on great
fight to win 4O-3S. 1t was a
thrilling game that for once had
the fans.
Despite defeat, the New Cas-
tie bunch enjoyed one of the best
times in long while. We thank
you West. for a swell meal, dance
and Christmas party. and here is
bouquet for good old Saxon fa-
miles that put few of us up for
the night. 1t was one evening
that n. G. will not forget for a
while.
To Lorain
Next Saturday. Dec. %. the
I.orain team will take the long
journey to n. c. The game will
be played at the Senior High at
the corner OF Lincoln and Reis
Street. We are planning to start
at 7 80 if you can make it.
Here is hoping you bring IA
big crowd. know it is long
trip. so here is wishing you luck,
and Auf Wiedersehen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26

.dcring on despair. But we can reach
out towards each other. can we not:
| hope the Christmas festival
brought you a new birth of faith in
yourselves. in the privilege OF living
and i'm Him in Whom we live and
move and have our being.
And | wish for each one of you
in the coming year a fresh sense OF
Gods deep understanding, as well
as an cvcrincreasing opportunity for
your inner growth and your outer
success-which OF itself will mean
growth to the America We love.
This holiday season has been
Frightened for me by the oppor-
tunity of nominating young men from
the 22nd District to the Military and
Naval Academies have found my
self understanding as never before
the enthusiasm which was Mr.. Boil
tons in the two-fold pleasure OF
helping a limited number of these
young men achieve their ambition
AMI at the same time rendering the
country a service by offering the
Army and the Navy some of the
best qualified young men we have.
For the Naval Academy James
Franklin Braun OF Palnesvillc and
Malcolm B. Arthur of Lakewood
have won the principle appoint,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26
Ellwood CITY News
BY Katie Butch"

Ellwood City, Pa, Dec. 20 -
Last Tuesday nights bowling
matches proved to be a great
success with the Feather MGR.
chants and the "Ink Spots vic
torious over the Fair Five and
the Five Little Peppers respec-
lively. After the games the Irs.
all adjourned to the club for a
siege OF decorating and little
dancing onsthe side. We arc Ger
tamly glad to see all our new
members cooperating so we will
III all our ventures and we only
hope they keep ON showing the
same fighting spirit in the future.
Skating Party
The Juniors have decided to
have a skating party in the near
future. 50 come on all you would
be Sonia Hcnics'', here is your
chance to shine. Keep your eyes
peeled for more definite, new,
very shortly.
Reminder
Let's not forget our big shindis
on Saturday night, January 18th.
The price is a mere two bits io,
gents and ladies alike. Yc old
"Colonial Club Orchestral has
been booked for the night, 50 We
can promise you all a good time.
We especially hope to see repre-
scntativcs from Farrell and anv
oi the other towns who have Cpc!1
dates on that evening.
hose Illwooditcs who attend
cd your dance last Saturd. night
seem to have had swell time
according to reports SO here is
our little Thank you right now.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26

due to working conditions. Let's
all turn out for this meeting. be-
cause d successful club selects
competent officers. Without d
good leader a club soon dwindles
down to only the same few, 50
let's see some new faces.
How about some OF the older
members showing up and start
things rolling for the youngsters.
then we can have a good club and
good year. Bring also along a
friend and pack the hall.
The Senior committee is also
welcome.
Bowling
Last Sunday our Saxon Bowl
ing league met and the results
were:
Scotty's taking : out Of 3 from
the Splits
Strikes taking 2 out of 3 from
the Old Timers.
! The standings including Sun.
days match are:
,lst place Splits
End place Old Timers ,
5rd place Scotty's
4th place Strikes
Next Sundays schedule:
Splits vs.. Old Timers-l 80 p. III.
Strikes rs. Scotty SIS 80 p. IN.
Basketball
Lorain plays their first home
game Jan. 4th. against Alliance,
at Hawthorne Junior High school
AS an atted attraction for our
first game every Senior member
accompanied by his wife or girl
friend will be admitted FREE.
SO come on ladies let's have a
good crowd to welcome Alliance.
To New Castle
Get set. cause the Tornado
men are all set to blow in for a
good game and time.
r. Seasons Greeting to All!
ir-tl Please. patronize our ad-
yer.:sers.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26
Happy New Year
Teutsch Junior
Luther League
By Gertic Schmidt

Election night and the results
of the mad and hilarious scram-
bic are as follows: .. ..
President, Johnny Kiertscher ..<.
Vice President, Andy Rehner ..,
Secretary, Johnny Thies e.,
Treasurer, w. Binder
Reporter, Cutie Schmidt
Sargent at Arms, Bob Meier
Just word from the old offic.
ers: quote "Not many second and
third timers in our bunch. -
Well kids, we're on our run now !
To East Luther League -
Congratulations for your swell
play.
Happy sailing to our new oftic-
ers and a prosperous New Year
to all. n" '}i". ;"i' "2A
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26

W SSN w illiout q
word of Christ
mas and New
Y c ar greetings
to all who read
it.
None OF us
can feel merry
with the world
ac"oss the seas in
Hanlcs. none OF
us can be very
happy with SO
many people i'll
this rich country
OF ours in dcs-
pcrate want Dor
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26
WINTER THRILL CIRCUS AT ARENA

The newest show ON earth. the
ArenaN inter Thrill Circus which
continues every afternoon and
evening through January 5 at the
Arena in Cleveland. is proving to
be the greatest show ever staged
by Al Sutphin. president OF the
Arena.
Il am sorry that | must close
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26

In Washington as everywhere
there is sense OF disquict as the
facts OF the defense situation are at
last finding their way into the open.
People arc not happy over what ap-
pears TO have been a deliberate with
holding OF these facts by the White
House through Lowell Mcllett. often
referred to here in Washington as
Minister OF Propaganda"
Lack of adequate planning is
everywhere apparent. Lack Of instru-
mcnts and other accessories is said
to have reduced plane production
actually below the number being de-
livcrcd last spring when the Prcsi-
dent first talked oi $4,000 planes
year.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26
Cleveland East News
Bv Ed. Schneider

Cleveland. O.. Dec. 2O-Atten-
ton. all followers of the Cleve-
land East basketball team. This
week we have a big treat and a
lot of fun in store for you. We
are scheduled to play Farrell
tomorrow night and as prelini-
nary game the old timers of East
and Farrell will tussle together.
The first game will start at
! GO p. N. sharp at the Prospect
GYM at 2ol2 Prospect Ave. We
will be looking for big crowd
from you. Farrell.
Singing Festival
On January 70 at 400 p. m.
the Cleveland East Juniors will
hold their First Singing Festival
in the East Side Sachsenhcim.
We are planning a fine pro-
gram to be followed by dancing.
The admission will be Is cents
per person in advance and 35c at
the door. Please buy your tickets
carly.
We have invited other singing
societies to participate in our pro-
gram. | hope you will let US know
soon if YOU will be able to come
and what you intend to sing.
Special Notice
Please all members OF Clcvc-
land East. turn in your deliquent
tickets! If you don't turn them
in soon. drastic action will have
to be taken!
Congratulations
Orchids to Cleveland West who
in winning their first game. top
pied the mighty New Castles of
the edge Of the basket. The final
score was pretty close. but boy
what d game.
| hear some OF our old-timcrs
! are trying to get rid OF some extra
| weight before Saturday night
You better hurry. fellows. be
cause ball game lasts pretty
long for unconditional stomachs
and wind pipes.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26

thrilled thousands. Terrell Ia
cobs and his lions are playing be-
fore the biggest audiences OF their
career -- and even the lions love
it. Pee lay kingens and his div
ing bicycle act is keeping me on
the edge OF my chair and I've
stopped combing my hair - it is
ALWAYS standing on end