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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-16

MACON Ga.-A Lieutenant ChistY of Miami arrested
here today charge of bribery alleged accepted
bride Of Soo to give his night
place for the personnel visit Several had
been banned by the investigation being
ascertain which acceptable inves
CATION when the lieutenant said to have $780,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-16
LATE BULLETINS
GREATEST AIR BATTLES IN WAR
(By Associated Press)

LoNDON-Alled commanders looking forward TO what
they believe will be the air battles
skies clear the Mediterranean In the vicinity
Axis forces built
by units but the Allies have strengthened
planes than those that have part
units When the battles is predicted by
that the Allies will have control the air in the North Africa the
of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-16
BUS pLuNGEs INTO RIVER

GLOUCESTER POINT. Wa bus loaded with
plunged off bridge into the York River here today
least four Of the thought
the rs who rescued injured
There the river
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-16
POTATOES DRIEST

CHICAGO - Sweet potatoes
are the drieSt of common vege-
tables, containing only twice as
much water as bonedry material.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-16

WASFdINGTON.-The
ca representative from Martinique here He
controller of finances that French
his mission disclosed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-16
FIRE DESTROYS
TWO BLOCKS In
BOSTON TODAY
LOSS WILL FAR
EXCEED MILLION DOLLARS:
NO LOSS OF LIFE REPORT
ED
(By Associated PresD

BOSTON. Dec. l6.-This city.
which still has patients in local
hospitals who were injured in the
fire that destroyed the Cocoanut
Grove night club. had another
big fire today. with no loss of
life. however. though the finan-
cial loss will 90 well over a
million dollars. Two blocks in the
heart of the city were destroyed.
Six hundred firemen and 27O
coast guardsmen fought the fire
for more than three hours before
they got it under control. 1t
started in the basement of a de-
partment store building and had
spread through the ceiling to the
first floor before it was diScov-
eed.
Thirty-six firemen and coast
guardsmen were injured and were
taken to the City Hospital, where
are still confined 81 of the per-
sons who were injured in the Co.
conut Grove night Club fire.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-16
MILEAGE DOUBLED

NEW YORK - Railroad mile
age,in Russia has been nearly
dotbled since 1918.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-16
NUMEROUS MEMBERS

PHILADELPHIA - There ara
about Z5.000. 900 trade union mem
bers IN the U s. S. r
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-16

Key West, Florida, has the
most eQuable climate in the
country; with an average
range of only Ia Fahrenheit
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( Associated Press Day Wire
< Service and Wide World
For 62 Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-21
e Bombing Raids
Launched on JAMS

AMERICAN AIRFORCE HEAD
QUARTERS, China, Sept. 81. tUP)
Lieut.. Gen. Joseph w. StilWell'S
headquarters announced today that
during July and August, American
air forces made a total of % bomb
ing raids ON japanese installations
and positions in occupied China,
Indo-C China, and Burma.
The announcement said % Japa-
nese planes were known to have
been shot down and six more prob
ably were destroyed in air battles
At least another 80 japanese planes
were destroyed aground, making a
total of 64 enemy aircraft put out
of action.
No American bombers were lost
in combat with the enemy, it was
announced. Five American fighter
planes were shot down, with the
pilot of at least one known to have
been saved.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-21
Two Way Hunger
Strike at End

BAMBAY, Sept. 81 - CUP) -
Comic relief eaSed India's disorders
today as students and professors
started hunger strikes against each
other, then agreed to negotiate.
The idle principal and professors
at Karachi college, in western In
dia, had threatened a hunger strike
unless students engaged in Nation
alist demonstrations returned to
classes.
The students announced they
would reply to faculty hunger
strike by a hunger strike of their
own. Both strikes began.
After several hours in confer
ence, leaders of both groups emerg-
ed for lunch, announcing that the
faculty members have agreed not
to carry out their resolution to
fast: the students have agreed to
end the counterfast they started to-
day; Principal Buani and the stud
ents have agreed to confer in a
spirit of earneStness to find ways
and means to end the present dead
lock-"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-21
Japanese Harvest
Arizona Cotton

PHOENIX, Sept. 21-CUP)-The
first volunteer Japanese evacuee
cotton pickers started harvesting
the American-Egyptian long-staple
cotton crop today.
Army and war relocation authori-
ties made arrangements to permit
japanese from the two relocation
centerS in Arizona to volunteer as
cotton pickerS in Maricopa and
Pinal county fields.
Troops were posted around the
edges of the two counties today
while state and local officials were
pledged to maintain order within
the two-county area.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-21
British Close In
On Island Capital

LONDON, Sept. 81. CUP)-Lieut.
Gen. Sir William Platt, British COM
mander in chief of East Africa, said
today in a communique that his
forces were closing in on Tanana-
rive, capital of Madagascar.
He said the British had occupied
the important railroad junction"
of Brackaville, east of the island
capital.
British troops were moving in on
Tananarive from the northwest, and
were reported advancing southwest
of Ankazobe, less than so miles
from the capital.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-21
Canada Announces
DESTROYER Loss

OTTAWA, Sept. 81. OP)-Navy
Minister Angus L. Macdonald an
nounced today that the Canadian
destroyer Ottawa has been sunk.
The commander of the Ottawa,
Lieut.. Comdr. Clarke Anderson Ruth
erford, was killeG anG four other
officers and 1O7 ratings were miss
ing and believed lost. Macdonald
said.
The Ottawa was the third Canad-
ian destroyer lost in the war. Its
sinking was the third the navy has
announced in less than a week.
The navy announcement said one
rating died of wounds. Five officers
IS ratings and six Royal navy rat
ings were listed as survivors.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-21
Three Killed As
Bomber Crashes

SHREVEPORT, La, Sept. 81 -
CUP)-Three men were killed when
a medium bomber from Barksdale
Field crashed. exploded, and burned
70 miles north of here yesterday.
The dead were Second Lieut.. Bur
ton w. Basten, %, Placentia, Cal,
pilot, Second Lieut. Harold Kester,
"a. Cory. Ind, c0-pilot, and staff
Sgt. George w, Chandler, 23, Dal-
las, Tex,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-21
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-21
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-21

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-21
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-21

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SOME BARGAINS 1is used furni-
ture at Ed Royce. at 666 Broad
way, Phone 123-W. Large elec-
trio fan, $28; extension library
table, SIS: box couch, SO; vanity
dresser, sic; infrared lamp, 50;
bed springs. chairs and many 9TH
er bargains. 9-22
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-21
2l-FURNlTURE FOR SALE
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USED FURNITURE Bargains. Chest
of drawers, desk. bed and springs,
kitchen stool. wood heater. $50
Commercial 81 9-23
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-21

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-21

WANTED-Mine labor, tale mine,
good wages. Communicate with
Tony Franco, foreman, Southern
California Minerals Co., Shoshone
Calf. 9-28
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-21

WANTED man to fix flaps and
general repair. 831 Main. 9-15TF
La gaceta., 1942-03-13

pras y a visitar la poS'aci6n.
Maria de las Moves y Miguel
iban delante, llevando con ellos
al matrimonio Rillard.
Adrede dejaban detras Y So
los al ingeniero Y a Maria de Ia
Cruz, adivinando que los dos
martires ansiaban estar solos Y
jurtcs ell mayor tempo possible.
Maria de Ia Cruz, gracias a
les cuidados y las atenciones de
que la rodearon en- la easita de
Zerican; gracias, sobre TODD, a
la inmensa algeria que fu6 para
su alma atormentada ell encuen-
tro y la presencia de su Pedro
adoradisimo, Sc habia repues-
to de un mOdo incredible.
Comenzaba a estar mas grue-
sa, o, meior dicho, menos delga-
da, sin aquel aspe,t0 lamentable
y horrible de eslueleto que te-
MIA cuando ell filipino Martinez
a arrancara de manos de los pi-
La gaceta., 1942-03-13

ra' con mas ternura, con mas es-
tlmaci6n Ell uno por ell Otro, liver
dad que sir.
IT'D 10 sabes, Pedro mio!....
X hablame ash, hablame asi....,
cue al yer tn dolor y tu angus
IA pasados, con mi propio dolor
y mi propia augusta, y me pa
rece que tn coraz6n esta mas
'cerca de- milo! iY estamos mas
cerca ahora Ell uno del otro. en-
toacs los sentidos, porque es yer
dad aquello que decia nuestro
Poeta, de cue cuando Sc compar
Ten ell dolor y las lagrimas con
un ser querido Sc acer:an los CO.
razones mas que en- tcdas las a.
iegrias! iY asi estamos noso-
tros' asi estamos va, asi estare-
siempre! iJuntos, tan jun
ioS' queritndonOs mas que an
les estimandonos mas que an
teS' mas que nunca porQue aho-
"a hemOs podido comprendsr,
La gaceta., 1942-03-13

All dia siguiente, hechos tam
bien con toda rapidez los prepa-
rativos para la Marcia de Gas
ton y su mujer los tres matrimo
MOS abandonaban la aldea de
Zerican en- las primeras horas
de la trde.
La caravana habiase organi-
zado en- la vieja galerd de los
Rillard, de la que tiraban dos
carabaoS, eSos bueyes diminu-
tos tan dulceS de Java, de lar
COS cuernos retorcidos y piel bri
llante color de caramelo, que tro
tan como caballos salvajes.
En- Cherib6n, cuatro o cinco
horas despues, cogieron ell fe-
rrocarril que iba a llevarles ha-
cia Soerakarta, desde donde ba-
jarian en- direction a Batavia Y
Weltebreden.
En- Cherib6n, Pedro habl6
por tel6fono con sus jefes de Lii
ne, anunciandoles su viaje a Es-
La gaceta., 1942-03-13

a'a7 chiros.
Y ahora, una luz nueva, una
vida nueva, brilla'ba en- sus ojos
prdfundoS, que rc,ucian como
en- los tiempos felices, miranda
in cansarse al hom5re idola-
trado, mientras sus labios re-
petian, como en- una letania de
amor:
i Me parece mentira, me pa
rece mertira!.- Estas aQui, es-
tas a mi lado, te tocan mis- ma.
nos, te acarician mis- dedos, Y
solo tengo q. vOlver la cabeza. v
va te veo, y va tie contemplan
mis- ojos, y TODD ha sido como
un sueho!
i ESQ ha sido, Maria de mi
alma, un NAL sueho! Una no.
rri5le pesadiEa que ha durado
amos, muchos, paro de
Ia que hemos despartajo al fin
Y al despertar, nos queremos
mas que antes, con mas dulzu.
La gaceta., 1942-03-13

pafa.
BESIDE ALI mismo pidi6 ell in
geniero telegraficamente, seis
pasajes para Europa, en- el pri-
mer paquebote que tOcara en-
Batavia.
AL dia siguiente, en- esta ciu-
dad, la capital de la isla, las dos
Marias, acompahadas de josef
ma, Sc dedicaron a hacer COM
pras, cast todas con destino a Ia
martir.
iAh, la algeria de Pedro, la
algeria santa del esposo bueno,
al colmar de regalos, de obse-
quios, al comprar las telas sua-
yes, los vestidos caros y lujosos
para alderman Ell cuerpo mil We
ces idolatrado de esta esposa
queridisimal....
Y. iah, la algeria irresisti-
be de Maria de la Cruz, al mar
char por las Gales de una gran
ciudad, al pasear en- ricSd en-
La gaceta., 1942-03-13
TRIUNFo JUDDY BUGGER
ProgramG de Bemeficio

Gan6 la novena carrera de a.
noche, en- ell Canedromo local, e.
galgo Judy Bigger, propiedad
de Dillon y Anderson, que era
ell gran favorito. Fluffy Girl en-
tr6 en- segundo lugar. Los bole-
tos de Judy Sc abonaron a razon
de $1.4O por ell dollar.
Dos "el@ctricos" ganaron la
quiniela y las pocas personas
que les apostaron cObraron, por
cada boleto, $292.6O.
La function de esta noche es a
beneficio de la Sociedad Huma-
ma del Condado, la que cuida de
los animales domesticos.
Sc ha dedicado la octava ca
rrera a la sociedad y para ella
fueron escogidos Gunter Girl,
John Moloney, Wilwin, Hand
cuff, Roses Choice, Fast Lad y
MarShall's Pride.
La gaceta., 1942-03-13
La Gaceta Folletin No. q
TONIC rERCNRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

dad que a todos nos encantaron
cuando eramos nihos.
al fin, la vieja, la primera,
amino a todos:
Il Bueno, basta va de llorar
nj de emocionarnos!.. l.. IA la me
sa, a la mesa. y celebremos es-
ia grata nueva como buenos a.
migosl En- la mesa acabaran US
tedes de ponerse de acuerdo So
bre 10 que hay que hacer.
Y la cena, momentos deSpues,
con su abundancia pantagrueli-
ca, en- medic del ambiente de in
mensa animation y de algeria
de todos, tuvo ell aspecto de las
viejas comidas patriarcales.
La gaceta., 1942-03-13
DEPORTES
COLAN PEUEARA HOY CON
WEBB

New York, mario 13.-Hoy
Sc efectuara, en- la Madison
Square Garden, la pelea de re-
vancha entire los puzzles Johnny
Colan, de esta ciudad, y Jimmy
Webb, de Houston, Texas. Ten
dra ell combate un limite de II
asaltos.
Hace un mes los dos gladia-
dores pelearon valientemente,
de campana a campana v los jue
ces otorgaron un empate. Aho-
"a sc lie ha ofrecido al vencedor
un match con ell campe6n de
las IT'S libras, Gus Lesnevich.
Los peritos Sc inclinan lige-
ramente bacia Webb.
La gaceta., 1942-03-13
POSICION DE LAS MOVE
MAS EN- LA LIGA DE LA
o

Ell primer lugar en- la Liga
de la Toronja 10 ocupa hoy ell
Brooklyn, con dos victorias Y
ninguna derrota. Los Senado-
res aparecen en- ell segundo,
con 8 triunfos y un contratiem
pc.
Los Yankees conQuistaron
ell tercero, con a y 2. lie siguen
los Cardenales, con A y 3.
La posici6n del resto de las
novenas es la siguiente:
Cleveland, quinto puesto, 2
Y 8; Boston Medals Rojas. l J
8; Cincinnati, Gigantes, Bra
vos, Tigres, Browns y Phillies.
La gaceta., 1942-03-13

cana, jugara uno de los jardineS
de los Medals Rojas de Bos-
ton. Williams gan6 Ell campeo
nato con una marca de 4O7
puntos.
Hace dos dfas Ell famoso pc
lo!ero Sc present6 a Joe Cro1
min en- ell c~ampamento de Sa-
rasota. Su estado fisico es ex-
celente.
La gaceta., 1942-03-13
LA GACETA
Con 81 bate. Ia Maseota y los Espejuelos
per Tira . Cuarta)

Nos dicen que Antonio Cas-
tro ha sido electo presidente
de la Liga Intersocial, en- lu-
gar del amigo Vicente Guas-
tella, que Sc neg6 a continuar
en- ell espinoso cargo.
ST la noticia es cierta, lie de-
seamo9 a Antonio muchos ext
tos.
Ralph Wiegcrdner, que ell
aho pasado lanz6 por ell club
Toledo, ACADIA de ser nombra,
do director del club San An
tonic, Liga de Texas. Reem-
plaza a Marty MaManus.
La gaceta., 1942-03-13
COMM MACK ESPERA SA-
LIR DEL SOTANO

Anahem, California, mario
13.-El viejo director de los
Atleticos, ell ahora presidente
Connie Mack, declare aver
que espera sacar a 81 novena
del s6tano de la Liga Ameri-
cana en- la temporada de 1912.
"Tenemos buenos mucha-
chos, que nos ayudaran mucho
ST no salimos este ano de la
'profundidad,' sera ell que vie
me-"
Nueve hombres de los Atle-
ticos va visten ell uniforme del
ejercito. Benny Mccoy y AL
Brancato ingresaron en- la ma
rina, deshaciendo ell cuadro de
Mack. Sam Chapman dej6 una
vacante importantisima en- los
jardines. Mccoy lie cost6 q
Mack NADIA menos que $4,000
Para cubrir ell puesto de
Chapman Sc adquiri6 a Mike
La gaceta., 1942-03-13
JOE DI MAGIC GANARA
$42,0 900.

st, Petersburg, MARIO 13.-
Firm6 aver su contrato con
los Yankees, bajo I'm sueldo
de $42, 600, ell c6lebre jardine-
70 Y bateador Joe Di Maggie.
DID la noticia ell presidente Ed
Barrow.
La gaceta., 1942-03-13

81, senior, compre La
ointura b. L P. Sofa.
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, 8&. avenida
' Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-03-13
TED WILLIAMS JUGARA
Ell DOMINGO

Ell pr6ximo domingo, en- Plant
Field, Ted Williams, ell cam
pe6n al bate de la Liga Ameri-
La gaceta., 1942-03-13

Kreevich, Ell veterano jardine-
70 de loo Medals Rojas. Kree-
vich jugara Ell centric, Bob
Johnson ell izquierdo y Dee
Miles Ell derecho.
La gaceta., 1942-03-13

Jose Cronin esta uganda la
tercera base de los Medals Ro-
jas, pero no aspira a sustituir
a Jim Tabor.
Frank Pytlak, enfermo del
pie derecho, no podra empe-
gar a entrenarse hasta la Sc
mana pr6xima.
La gaceta., 1942-03-13

Los Braves de Boston lie con-
fiaran la primera base, en- ell
venidero campeonato, a Ma :
xie West. va 10 manifesto ash,
en- Sanford, ell director Casey
Stengel.
La gaceta., 1942-03-13
ccmpahia de su marido!...

compahia de su m~aridol....
Ahora, los dos martires, con
ell dulce egoismo del amor YER
daiero, que Sc olvida pronto, de
tcdo 10 que no sea la propia essen
cia de su ternura, Sc miraban a
cada instante la salinas en- los O.
jos, Sc apretaban las manos v
c~ambiaban, en- voz muy queda,
cast imperceptib,e, palabras "
frases de inmensis.ma passion,
de inmensisimo cariho, que les
a menudo los ojos de-
lgrimas.
La gaceta., 1942-03-13

FL trasatlantico que les iba a
llevar hacia Europa. tras la obi
sea inconcebible, en- una como
resurrection de sus cuerpos v
almas que a los dos les parecia
mentira, no tocaba en- Batavia
hasta Ell otro dia, Y aquella tar
6e, los tres matrimOnios Sc de-
dicaron a seguir hacienda COM
La gaceta., 1942-03-13

Red Rolfe es ell dnico pelo-
70 de los Yankees que no ha
firmado todavia; pero va hi
20 saber, por conducto del d.
rector Mccarthy, que no es un
"alzado."
Bill Dickey esta va en- cami
no de st. Petersburg.
La gaceta., 1942-03-13

Mel OFT, que ha sido criti-
cado por su estilo al bate, por
cuanto levanta ell pie derecho
al mover la %"camana," esta
procurando corregir los defec
tos de Connie Ryan.
OFT dice que el levanta ell
pie a la bora de batear porque
asi desarrolla mayor potencia
contra la pelota.
La gaceta., 1942-03-13

Johnny Mize ha vuelto a la
primera base de los Gigantes.
Ell hombro no lie ha molestado
en- los ultimos dias.
La gaceta., 1942-03-13

Leo Durocher esta encanta-
do con Augie Galan. Este ha-
bill bateador puede jugar los
jardines y ademas la primera
y la segunda base.
La gaceta., 1942-03-13

Sc VENDEN todos los niue
bles de una casa: Juego de CO.
medor, de majagua; juego de
cuarto Simmons; uego de sala
maquina de coser, Radio, etc.
Informan en- ell cafe Valencia,
Nebraska y Henderson.
La gaceta., 1942-03-13

Arky Vaughan, en- ell critic
rio de Durocher, es un "pul-
pc" en- ell ss....... "Extiende sus
'tentaculos' y parece cubrir to
do ell terreno,
La gaceta., 1942-03-13

Arky Vaughan jug6 ell ano
pasado en- 141 desafios y ter
min6 la temporada con I'm pro
medic de 321.
La gaceta., 1942-03-13

John Hubell, he. Ac de
Carl, sigue con ell braZo 'adolo-
rido. Mala "senal" para un
novato.
Cliff Melton esta procuran-
dorecuperar por entero SUI con
troll.
Evening star., 1942-01-02
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

Bohemia in central Europe makes
up a great deal Of the nation known
as Czechoslovakia. This nation, at
present, is suffering under conquest,
but there Is widespread hope that
Il will have its freedom once more.
In Bohemia there are various
mines, and from certain Of them
strange kind Of metal was taken out.
It came with silver ore, and looked
q great deal like silver, but it was
found to be quite different metal.
Miners in Bohemia looked for sill
yer but found the other metal. They
were not pleased and gave 1t the
name Of "kobold." This name was
later changed to 'kobalt" or "co-
balt."
In old fairy tales the name Of
''kohold" was given to dwarf Of a
certain kind. Kobolds were sup
posed to be full Of mischief.
In much the same way, the metal
We know as nickel" was named by
early German miners. They called
it '"kupfer-nickel," and the second
part of the name seems to 60 back
TO i word for demon" In present.
day speech people sometimes speak
Of Satan as "Old Nick"
For a time 1t was believed that
cobalt had no value. 1t was looked
upon as Just one of the troubles met
by miners trying to obtain silver.
Evening star., 1942-01-02

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Yesterdays LETTER-OUT
Letter-Out
RIDDLED-LIDDED (eyes way).
LITERAI-TAIIER getting up world).
V) VENTURE-TUREEN deep covered dsh).
(E) GAsOLINEs- -LASSO1NC (cowhands good at this
GENERATED-RENEGADE an
Evening star., 1942-01-02

Yore sheets, yore spreads:
For tidy beds,
Use "TEEZ" for these on Mondays!
And over rough dish-water hands
He voices real dis1nay:
"You know, girls, that yore boy
friends cannot stand 'em!
If you'd have men adore you. switch
To "TEEz Flakes" right away.
Be soft and lovely; step right out
and land EN-"
"Yore hands, yore lips,
Yore neck, yore hips,
Oh, caustic suds devour 'em!
Yore skin, yore nose,
Yore hair, yore toes,
On, please use "TEEz" to scour
'em!"
NOTE-The pronoun YOUR and
the contraction YOU'RE must never
be pronounced "yore, yawr" or
'yaw." Consult any reputable Amer
lean dictionary and it will be seen
Evening star., 1942-01-02
Cobalt

as "smalt." The glass is ground into
powder, and the powder is en-
ployed to give blue color to china,
pottery and tiles.
An interesting product Of cobalt
is one of the so-called invisible
inks" The ink is pale pink; when
it is used for writing on rose-colored
paper, a person cannot see the
writing.
If the paper is heated slightly, the
pale pink ink will turn blue and the
writing can be read. Later the sheet
will take moisture from the air, and
the ink will turn pink again!
Ontario has . little city, or viii
lage, called Cobalt. It grew up after
important mines were found in the
region 80 years ago. These mines
produced silver. nickel and cobalt
more cobalt than any other part Of
the world.
tFor science or general intreste section
Of your scrapbook)
II you want . free copy Of the
illustrated leaflet, '"Your Body ut
Work." send me . Scent stamped
self-addressed envelope, In care
Of The Evening Star.
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