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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29
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Hal Davis, Fastest Human, Trained in Ml
Lettuce Shed for First Eastern Test inI
EweU Defed
Kintry Blasts
in Preparing
for MiNrose
By DON SANDERS


MA Service Starr Csrrespenaene
ONEW YORK, Jan. 29-The
leading contenders in the dashes
at the famous Millrose Games
have been sorely handicapped
by the weather, but no one ex-
poets slow times at Madison
Square Garden, Feb. I, for the
top men are Harold Davis and
Norwood Henry Ewsll.
Continuous rain forced Davis,
the slight Salinas, Calif., Junior
College sophomore, to train In .
huge lettuce storage shed.
Pennsylvania State has no In
door track, 20 Barney, Ewsll, its
remarkable Negro flyer, had 20
do the best he could on outdoor
boards under unfavorAble cli-
matte conditions.
Davis. just turned 20, makes
his eastern bow In hls Arst i'm
portant event indoors.
The boy spurted TO renown In
little more time than II takes
him to travel 100 yards. He
bagged the A. A. U. dashes at
Fresno last summer, and 10 out
to repeat victories over Ewell.
Davis performances In The
90 and 300-yard runs will be
watched Is closely - the Wana.
maker Mile, the feature event.
The latter brings out Walter
Mehl, Missouri's John Munski,
Leslie MacMitchell and Chuck
Fenske, who gave the Boston
Garden It's fastest mile In his
tory.
Greg Rice Of Notre Dame and
Don Lash, the Indiana cop, will
have II out In the two-mile.
Fred Wolcott Of Rice and Ed
Digger of Tufts hook up In the
hurdles.
But the young sprinters will
attract plenty Of attention.
EWELL FACES ONLY TWO
RUNNERS WHO BEAT HIM
Ewell tackles the only two
men who beat hiin-Davis out
doors and Herbert Thompson
on boards. I
II both reach the Anal three
man heat by way Of talent
packed qualifying races, Cwoll
should edge Davis In the o.
yard dash.
= Davis u ., slow starter, nj.
though he has shown steady i'm.
provement, and Ewell gets away
like Z thunderbolt.
Ewell cracked . world req
ord Of - years . year ago, when
he covered the littls.run 30
yards In Ave seconds dat.
In the 100 and 400 meters %
the "A. A. U. meet last summer
Ewell held q substantial lead at
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29
wildcat
Football
Upheld
BY ROBERT MYERS

CLOS ANGELES, Jan. 20.-(R)
MIR. Alb Young, the gentle
man from Oklahoma, has the
floor and he's welcome to 1t.
The usually affable Alb want
ed to give rebuttal to Q few
chosen remarks q week ago by
Big Steve Owen, coach Of the
New York Giants professional
football team.
They were directed at the re-
cent pro engagement between
some college all-star players and
the Los Angeles Bulldogs. Owen
charged that the collegians had
been unduly exploited" and
deplored the fact that rich tai
ent from the VESTS campuses
had been paid off at . mere $40
q head.
Transforming football" Of
this type, Owen said, was not
good medicine for pro football.
Young takes issue. He used to
play football, and play we'll In
Oklahoma. He Il athletic direc.
tor at Black-Foxe Military acad-
envy; Is an efficient football Of
fetal; and more timely, was
coach Of the college all-stars. In
fact, he coached them Ia q 81
victory over the tough Bulldogz
in q game that was, from Ill Acr
counts, better than the attend-
ance. - ~
Here's what Young says:,
The players knew they were
playing for what they drew at
the gate, and had reason to ex-
pect II would be more than ma
terialized.
They knew, too, that they had
to liquidate q $3.50 bill for uni
forms purchased.
Evidently there wasn't much,
If any. left. because Young said
he saw to It that the boys got
at least SO apiece and paid,
from his own pocket, $154.17
to the uniform account.
II am in possession of the re-
ceipt," he added.
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Eranck Passes H
Banquets for Track

OCHICAGO, Jan. 8-W1
George Franck, Ninnesotdfs IN.
America haifback, he Deserted
~ cold-potatoes -and-seeak ban
qdet circuit.
The Gopher star sxplains that
personal appearances ~ lunch
con dates don't ~ in'wi1h hls
trimming rlans. 0ooegS hAs besn
Q regular patron q ~ mtfss
and.fork leaSue glneo ~ 1oeb.
bah season $500 bo9s6oie -.
ginning 10 sAiAk = - -.
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Foundrynlen
Trim 1ars
Holt Closing Reilly
to Win z7-25

NEW HAVEN - A spirited
and aggressive New Baltimore
High school basketball team did
all but upset the indicated,
championship b ound N W
Haven five in q close game on
the New Haven court Tuesday
night. The Foundrymen won,
27-25, but it took q Garrison"
finish led by the ever reliable
Max Lennon to keep the record
Of the New Havenites un-
spotted.
Only q fraction Of q second
kept the game from going into
overtime when Wendell Gates,
Tar guard, let loose q beautiful
mid-court shot that split the net;
but the ball left his hands q
split second after the final gong
had sounded.
Tho Foundrymen'y close
brush with defeat was due In q
large part to weakness at the
free throw line, where but five
Of Is tries were converted. The
Tars, who outscored the locals
1912 In the second half, made
good on three Of seven attempts
at the foul line.
The teams were never mors
than five points apart during the
contest. with New Haven set
ting the pace throughout. The
Tars spurted six times to tie the
score, pulling even with the
leaders tho last time with but
two minutes to play. It was here
that Max Lennon, sent into the
game moment before by Coach
Pernert to stem the last minute
rush Of the scrappy Tars, heaved
. tricky overshot to give the
Foundrymen the lead and even
tually the game.
The teams were deadlocked
~ at the end Of the first quar-.
ter and New Haven jumped 70 Q
1911 lead at the half. Two
points separated the team when
the final quarter got under way
and each Of the teams scored
eight points during the exciting
last period.
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TEAM TWO PAGES MOO

OTeam No. 2 In the. MOO
League continued TO- pace the
league by weeping it, match
with Team No. 10 at the Bowl.
O-Drome. Bill Gsrton, Of Team
No. 2, stole the honors with .
$40. The team has won % and
lost IL. ~
Not to b left behind, Team
No. ! held on to second place
with q corresponding win over
Team No. B, scoring games Of
$50, IT'S. and 100 agalnst TOO,
TAP, and no, N. 4. Charbough
copied top honors with Z SIS.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29
BY HUGH 8. FULLERTON, JR.

ONEw YORK, Jan. 29-(R-
Clarence (Red) Burman, . SER
ious student of boxing from Bal.
timore, should know practically
all the methods used 50 far to
beat world champion Joe Louis
There aren't many. and unless
Red can figure out q new one
before Friday his chances Of car
rying off the title in their 15-
round set-to In Madison Square
Garden won't be very bright.
The few times Louis has been
beaten-or even extended over
the full route-have resulted
from discoveries of something
that he didn't quite understand.
Max Schmeling, Bob Pastor and
Arturo Godoy all managed to
catch the Brown Bomber nap
ping once, but they couldn't do
1t twice.
And the Louis who will face
Burman Friday isn't likely to
display very cooperative atu-
tude. He made q weak showing
against AL Mccoy the last time
out, and his pride was somewhat
bruised by the experts COM
ments. On such occasions, he
usually comes back with one Of
his most devastating performan-
ces. He'll be bigger than ever,
too, scaling perhaps 205 pounds.
Joe hasn't Teen able to do as
much road work rs usual up at
Greenwood Lake because of the
weather, but his handlers point
out that six or seven miles
through deep snow are just as
effective in developing legs as
IS miles over dry footing.
Burman's preparatory studies
have been devoted to movies of
various Louis fights and Of his
chief sponsor, Jack Dempsey,
against Jess Willard. He and
his handlers have picked out
what flaws they could find In
the champions style and the
mistakes that caused the down.
fall of Joe's opponents.
From these, they have evolv.
ed three ideas: (l) For Red 70
employ q half-crouching, weav-
Ing style. something like Demp-
sey; (2) For him to try the over
hand right that was Max Schme-
ling's surprise weapon after he
discovered Louis had q habit
of dropping his left shoulder A.
ter delivering q jab; and (S)
to aim his attack at the champ
ions body.
Nobody has worked on Joe's
body yet, 30 why can't try IT."
Red asked yesterday. Louis ex-
pscts guys to stand off and take
that jab to the face, then let him
cross a right. It won't be like
that Friday night"
It's just possible that Burman
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pivot man. This switch can be
made easily because of the
guards loose play. The defense
has, something Of an advantage
on such plays, Of course, be-
cause Of the three second rule.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29
Sports Roundup
Eddie Rviet3

oNEW YORK. JAM 2o-Thot under conpson to change
the Baylor coaching set-up won't get first base Aso Bush
NELL Eastern foobo poo ball. must fill the pieces OF nine guys
who have deserted the eotchers referee for the pros
Superior Curling club Of SUPERIOR Wis., hos invited Ford G.
Frick Notono leooue President land curling enthusiast
g to offend its National championship.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29
Pin Points
PRlEMs' GAINS FMsr

oPriehs' Sales gained posses
sion Of first place In the Auto
Dealers' League A. the Bowl.O-
Droms last night when Il took
the Anderson team In two out Of
three games, 728, 712, 802 to
748, 70l, 500. Kilgus and Smith,
Of Priehs' led the scoring with
. sos ana 40, respectively.
Powell and Schwartz took two
games from Arthur Rose by q
64-point margin In the remain
ing league match.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29
Sweetheart Club

All the letters to Miss Vero
Hruba have been forwarded
If she doesn't get q hus-
band, it won't be our fouIt -.
Anyway, further m ssives
should be sent to her care Jim
my Johnston, Paramount build
ing, New York City.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29

, DNEW YORK, Jan. 2o.-(R-
Police Inspector Matthew J. Nc.
Grath, "a. former Olympic ham.
mer-throwing champion, died
early today Of pneumonia.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29

LOUIS W. o0Smon
This corner picks Joe Louis
TO stop Red Burmon in five
rounds or less Fgidoy night :.
Thot is, If Joe Is feeling good
q !. Remember. he looked pref
Z ty lousy against Tommy Forr,
{ Bob Poster and Arthuro Godoy.
Here and There
The American League is get
ting reody to junk the rule that
prohibits the Pennant- winning
team of the previous season
from making deals within the
League =. Eorl Reid, who'll
graduate from Binohamton to
Newark this spring, hos issued
only 252 posses In 93l innings
80. Sorry to report the Alice
Marble pro tennis tour is not
drawing crowds.
-
Odds and Ends
Tony Conzonerl, on q refe-
reeine tour, is being honored
by italian societies in every
town he visits %. Ernie Smith
stor tackle for the Green Boy
Pockers, hos been acting as
rope marshall In some Of the
open golf tournaments or the
coast :. He soys breaking q
Golf gallery is worse than trying
to crash the Chicago Beers
line -. Tommy Harmon at
lost has q rodio hour-out Of
Detroit every Saturday morn
ing -. Tommy has 200 hours
7on the dir to his credit since
the football season, which Is
why the academies at Michl-
gan are holIerine-or whatever
Ieorred gentlemen do -. The
real reason why Moxie Bser
doesn't core whether he fights
or not Is that he hos $500. 900
tucked away In annuities ond
will stort drawing 81 900 q
month any day now.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29

Gsafd shsald play lose n
bio man b In pivot pesition
eutsi4s feul line, allowing
rem Ter defeasivs players
NM terssgA When isl!ewins
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29

oThs Spoke Bros. vIower team
rapped out 2 thrss-esme win
over swans Drugs 81 = Ladiee'
Friday Night league enrne which
he'd been- puslssd burward. TIE
Smoke Bros. tam lad games 81
S05. 02e, md ST.. 10 Swas's
40. teS. end 80. n. Dsvine'a
~ was high ~ Ne AsAch.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29
YOUNG BUSINESSMEN
RETAIN LEAD

oTha Young Businessmen's
team took two Of three games
from the third place Lions out
ut to retain it, lead In The Ma
comb Recreation Bath City
League race. The Businessmen
scored games of oS7, 90, and
760 70 the Liont 7so, 10, and
605. Edward Scots $40 Wa
high n The match.
Meanwhile. High Twelve
moved forward IN second placs
with . shutout match aeainst
the Fellowcrafters, .taflyima
2,270 points TO 2,1lo.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29
BLOCK THAT BASKET .
Loose Guarding Of Pipat Man Stationed
Near Foul Line Permits Better Defense

Last o. rs tJJxstrotsd articles on
defIasfUa AaakAfAnll.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-09
TORPE EN|BERE:k
KERESTETNEK

Az amerikai repiilogep gya-
rak feltiinoen alacsony termetii
vagyis teljes nyiltsaggal be-
szelve: t0rpe embereket keres-
mex nagyon sirgosen igen fon-
tos munkara.
Az vi oriasi bombazo gepek
szarnyai olyanok, hogy az also
es felso feliilet k0z0tti iiregbe
csak gyermekek vagy t0rpek
tudnak becsuSzni.
A csavarok bels6 megerosi-
tesere tehat - mivel a t0rveny
ertelmeben gyermekek mum
kara mem alkalmazhatok -.
most negy labnal mem ma
gyobb embereket keresnek es
minden jel szerint talalnak is.
A tulalacsony termetet ed
dig nagy akadalynak talaltak
azok, akiket a sors ilyesmivel
vert meg. Most Sc valami nagy
dicsoseg, ha valaki ilyen sz0r-
nyen alacsony termetu, de leg
alabb biztos munkat jelent ez
a gazdaja reszere.
Mivel a kereslet igen eros a
reptilogep gyarak koz0tt, egy-
masra versenyeznek a tor
pekert es nagyon erdekes, hogy
eek az eniberek csak testileg
torpek, elmebelileg legkevesbe
sem.
Egyetlen torpe Sc szerzodik
lie, csak ha elore eS irasban kap
biztositekot afelol, hogy a mum
ka holta napjaig vagy legalabb
is addig tart, amig a torpe dol
gozni tud.
Senkise veszi EFT rosSz neven
a torpektol, aminek jele az,
hogy a gyarak hirdetesei most
mar eletfogytiglani es a Social
Security nyugdijan feluli nyug
dijat ajanl azoknak, akiket al
kalmazni lehet.
Felvirradt tehat vegre Anne.
rikaban a torpeknek is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-09

gezesehez minden osztaiy egy
hangu lelkesedessel hozzaja-
rult.
Azonnal meg lett valasztva,
- sot 0nkentes jelentkezes
alapjan lett megalakitva - a
nagy rendezo bizottsag, mely-
mex tagjai lettek: Galata I'm
re, ifj. Szilvassy Janos, Herpak
Andras (Pittsburgh), Turoczi
Balint, Salamon Janos es Ivan
Andras (Homestead), Motko
Janos, Motko Janosne es Vereb
Jozsef Leechburg), Fulop Jo-
zsef es Perczel Jozsef pitts
burgh), Ducsay JOSEF, Ducsay
Jozsefne, Szabo Jozsef es Sza-
DO Jozsefne (Cannonsburg)
Magyar Samuel, Magyar Sa-
muelne es Gyoker Paine do
nora), Michael Patrick (Clair-
tom, Szabo Peter es 10th Ka-
roly (Vintondale), Bacso Pc
ter, Visnyiczky Janos es Szabo
Peter (Barnesboro), Szugyik
Gyorgy es Horvath Gyorgy
(Ellwood City, Lukacs And
ras, Lukacs Andrasne, Meszar
Jozsef es Meszar Jozsefne
(McKeesport), Varga Istvan Is
Kiss Jozsef (Rankin), Serfozo
Andras, Szepesi Istvan, Szepe-
81 Istvanne, Sike Ferenc, Sike
Ferencne, Mrs. Madarasz, Mrs.
Danes es Mrs. Findrik (Du-
quesne).
A szukebb koru rendezoseg
ra lett bizva Serfozo Andras
p. igazgatora, Meszar Jozsef
keruleti SzervezOre eS nehany
kozelebb lev6 tagra, akik a
KennyWood Park vezetosegevel
a szerzodest megkotik es az
elozetes bevasarlasokat esq
kOzlik.
Minden remeny meg van al
ra, hogy eek a lelkes oszta-
lyok olyan jubileumi unne-
pelyt rendeznek, ami dicsose-
gere lesz nemcsak minden
resztvevo osztalynak es tag
max, de altalaban az osszma-
gyarsagnak is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-09
A BRIDGEPORT Sz0vETSEG
ERDEKES CYULESE

Rendkiviil erdekes gyulest
tartottak a Bridgeport Szo-
vetseg Pittsburgh es k0rnye-
ken levo osztalyai september
28-an a McKeesport-i Magyar
Hazban. A gyulesen vagy har-
mine kornyezo osztaly tisztvi-
sel6i jelentek meg - szamsze-
rint 58-an akiket Serf0zo
Andras potigazgato es Meszar
J6zsef keriileti szervezo hiv-
tax egybe a j0v6 evben meg
tartando otven ewes Pittsburgh
k0rnyeki jubileumi unnepseg
ugyeben. Az erdekl6dest nagy-
ban fokozta, hogy a gyulesen
megjelent Walko Janos k0zp.
titkar is, hogy a legutobbi
igazgatosagi gyulesnek a ju-
bileumi unnepsegekre vonat-
kozo hatarozatait es vegrehaj-
tasanak a tervezetet ismertesse
a tagsaggal.
A gyules elnoke Serfoz0
Andras p. igazgato, jegyzoje
pedig Meszar Jozsef keruleti
szervezo volt. Elosz0r Serfozo
Andras ismertette a Sz0vetseg
multjat, miikodeset, mostani
allapotat es a jovo eshet0se-
geit. Ennek folytatasakeppen
Walko Janos reszletesen is
mertette az orszagos magyar
egyletek helyzetet es mukode-
set. Adatokkal mutatott "a
ARA, hogy az amerikai magyar
sag semmifele mas egyletnel,
vagy biztosito tarsasagnal
sem talal jobb es biztosabb j0-
vot a csaladja reszere, mint
ezeknel a sok nehezseg es kiiz-
delem aran felepitett magyar
egyleteknel.
Walko titkar eloadasat olyan
nagy tetszessel fogadta a k0-
zonseg, hogy annak hatasa
alatt szot kert Alberty Lajos,
mint az egyik napilap kepvi-
seloje es kifejezesre juttatta,
hogy a magyar egyletekrol $40
10 partatlanabb, szabatosabb
es tanulsagosabb ismertetest
meg mem hallott sok ev ota
tarto egyleti gyakorlata alatt.
A beszedek elhangzasa utan
az osztalyok vezetosegei egy-
hangulag elfogadtak AIT az in
ditvanyt, hogy a jovo ev jul
liusaban a Pittsburgh kornye-
XII osztalyok egy kozos jubi-
leumi unnepelyt rendezzenek
a Kennywood Parkban. AZ i'm
nepely koltsegeinek az elole-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-09
~Fs r-.r
ELCSITULT
AZ ANYAI Sz|V

Ritka anyanak ada a sors
osztalyreszul AIT, hogy rava-
tala korul meg dedunokai is
sirjanak, meg ritkabbnak ait,
hogy egy egesz nemzet osztat-
Ian reszvete vegye korul a
gyaszba borult csaladot.
Ebben a kiveteles tisztelet-
ben volt resze Mrs. Sara Delano
Roosevelt asszonynak, aki SO
eve koraban, szeptember 7-ik
napjan hunyta lie orok alomra
szemeit regi csaladi otthona-
ban.
Reszvettel hajolt meg emleke
elott az egesz Egyesilt Allamok
inert hiszen a boldogult az
Egyesiilt Allamok elnokenek,
Franklin Delano Rooseveltnek
edesanyja volt es olyan gyer-
meket adott ennek a hazanak,
akinek neve mem mulik 81 soha
a nagy amerikai nemzet tor
tenelmeb6l.
Az elnok egyetlen gyermeke
volt a nehai nagyassszonynak.
Jogos anyai buszkeseg tolthette
el szivet, ha Washington fele
tekintett es az orszag ellen ait
a ferfit lathatta, akihez ezer
remenyseg fuzte, amelyek mind
beteljesedtek. Ritka anya eri
AIT meg, hogy legtitkoltabb
almai mind -valora valjanak es
annak gyonyoruseget maga is
elvezhesSe.
Valsagos idokben kolt0zott
ell a nagyasszony. Egyetlen
fiara sulyos volt a csapas, de
banatat feledtetni fogja a ne
hez munka, amely eppen most
var rea es amely AIT varja tole,
hogy az egesz nemzetnek igazi
apja legyen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-09
A JOvO CSODA ERCE FEL0L
: LAP PAL IRASA

az elet azoknak ismeretere
eletenek kezdeti eveit6l fogva
megtanitotta. Ilyen ere pei
daul az arany, amelynek sze-
retnenk mindnyajan boldog
tulajdonosai lenni, lehet6leg
minel nagyobb mennyisegben,
Az creek k0ziil valo az eztist,
a vas, az olom a rez eS sok
egyeb mas anyag, amelyeket
jol ismeriink.
Az egyszeru cline AIT mon
dana, hogy a legjobban ismert
ere - a szen. "A tudomany
azonban regen megallapitotta
hogy szen mem ere. A pontos
meghatarozas e tekintetben- a
k0vetkezo: creek azok a .kovek,
anyagok, porok, amelyek mem
organikus, azaz szervezeti elet-
tel mem biro anyagokb6l kerul-
mex XII. Ellenben ami organi-
kus, azaz SERVES anyagbol
lett, az mem lehet egyben ere
is.
! A szen eredetileg elo ia volt.
A ia SERVES anyag, van benne
elet, tehat arnikor eliszk0s0-
d0tt a fold melyeben, akkor
ugyan atalakult k6szeru anyag
ga, szenne, de meg sem lett
belole igazi ko azaz ere. Ellen
ben az arany vagy a gyemant
mem keletkezett elo anyagok-
bol, holt anyagokbol keletke-
zett vegyi, vagy eromutani
uton es ennelfogva az ere ESQ.,
portjaba tartozik.
Vannak creek, mint az arany
vagy az ezust is, az olom vagy
a rez, amelyet keszen ad ne
kunk a termeSzet. Vannak vi
szont creek, amelyek olyan ap-
r6 por alakjaban talalhatok a
termeszetben, vagy annyira
0ssze vannak hazasodva mas
anyagokkal, hogy csak nagyon
bonyolult eljarasok alapjan le-
het azokat kivalasztani, szinte
ujra kell alkotni.
Ilyen ere peldaul a most
annyira becses aluminium. Sza
bad, tiszta aluminiumot eddig
meg sehol Sc talaltunk a ter
meszetben. Lehet, hogy van,
de mem akadtunlk ra eddig. Az
aluminium a bauxite neven is
inert agyagban rejlik es abbol
kell vegyi uton es f6leg eros
villamos aram hasznalataval
kivonni mesterseges uton.
Az aluminium irant most
vegtelenul nagy a kereslet,
inert hiszen ez feltunoen
konnyu anyag egyben nagyon
eros is es eppen exert foleg re-
pulogepekhez igen alkalmas.
Sokaig ait hittek, hogy mem
is lehet semmivel helyettesite-
nj amig vegre j0ttek tudos
emberek, akik megallapitottak,
hogy van az aluminiumnal
konnyebb es erosebb ere is,
amivel potolni lehet.
Sajnos, bar nem meglepo,
EFT a felfedezest ismet csak ne
met tudosok csinaltak, akik
most a nazi jarmot ny0gik es
a diktator szekeret toljak fell
fedezeseikkel.
Valoszinu, hogy joraval6
amerikai magyarok, meg ha
banyaszok is soha mem hallot-
TAX eddig a magnesium fel6l.
ITALIAN hallottak annyit, hogy
van ilyenfajta hashajto Or
vossag, de jo lesz tudomasul
venni, hogy az irasunkban $40
ban levo magnesium egeszen
mas anyag. Olyan ere, amirol
most mar nap-nap utan egyre
tobbet es t0bbet fogunk halla-
nj.
A k0nnyu erceknek ma 6ria-
81 a kereslete yilagszerte es a
magnesium 80 szazalekkal
k0nnyebb, mint a hires alumni
mum.
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