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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-05
BALTIEJI NEGRA|

| - Tai skirtuma veliau att
dirbsiu. Tx leisk man ia ban
dyma padaryti. Jeigu man pa
vyks, busiu milionierius, ir dede
liksi labai turtingas.
- Gerai, vaike, leisk man
pagalvoti. Rytoj atsakysiu.
Po antro issiaiskinimo, dede,
kad ir abejodamas seserena bu-
slant milionierium, sutiko leis-
ii savo deglaja bandymui.
Degloji gavo viena porcija
Plikaicio cheminio junginio -
nieko. Kita dien gavo antra =
nieko. Tx po trecios porcijos
degloji pradejo negaluoti, kuri
laika nieko needle, tik gulejo ir
unkste. sesplaukis jau kone is
nanny Plikaiti varyti pradejo,
bet viena ryta deglaja tvarte
RADIO vaiksciojancia ir edancia,
tik pasikeitusia spalva: buve
balti deglosios lopai pavirto juo-
dais, o buve juodi lopai - bal
tais. Jos snukis buvo baltutelis.
- Ma, ir mokslininkas is ta-
ives, Petrai, = linksmai kalbe-
jo dede. = Sveikinu, kad tave
kur bala! Nemislinau, kad tn
cia rimtai ka sugalvojai. Reikia
tuojau j gazietas tave paduoti.
Gala, tu mano tabako farmoj
daugiau nedirbsi. Tavim susi-
domes amerikieciu mokslo istai-
gos! Kad plaukus nudazyti ga
lima - tai as zinau is nudazy-
tais plaukais "leidziq'', bet kad
kiaules odos spalva galima pa
keisti - tai as tik dabar suzi-
nojau. Tikra sesplaukiu gimi-
ne! Atsimenu, amzinaji atilsi,
duck Dieve dangu, mano sene-
lis irgi buvo isradejas: jis pa
tobulino rugiams kirsti dalgi SUI
dalgiakociu, kad galejai nepasi-
tursines rugius kirsti.
- Gerai, dede, - patenkin-
tas tare Petras, - bet ne cia
mano tikslas. Dabar bandymui
reikalingas juodas zmogus, Ii
mai, negras. Prasau dede surasti
man koki juodaodi.
- o nelengva bus man Sis
tavo prasymas ispildyti. Dabar
juodaodis - tai ne degloji, SUI
kuria as galiu daryti, ka noriu.
Bandysiu rytoj pavaziuoti j
miesta. Gal rasiu koki bedarbi,
tik ka is pietu steitu istrukusi.
Petras Plikaitis linksmas nu-
ejo savo laboratorija. Jam val
denosi sviesi ateitis, isradejo
garbe, milionieriaus gyvenimas.
Milionai juodaodziu ir gelton-
odziu nei nesapnuoja, kokia
balta ateitis ju laukia. Ju sva-
jone ir troskimas butt baltais
zmonemis issipildys. Kartu bus
padarytas galas rasiu nelygy-
bel -.
Tx vienas debeselis drumste
jo sviesq rytojQ. Ka pasakys
valdzia, kai suzinos, jog tas is
radimas yra dvigubas: kad ir
baltaodzius galima juodaodziais
paversti -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-05
Edv. Karnenas
(Vietoje feljetono)

(Vietoje feljetono)
bininkai, bet nevisur prie ge-
resniu darby prileidziami, nevi-
sur tarp baltQju pakenciami. O
jie taip noretq butt baltaisiais,
savo velnia ne baltai, bet juo-
dai maliavoti ir su baltaodziais
vedybomis maisytis :.
Pirmadieni Plikaitis tik ir
galvojo apie Americas demo-
kratija, pilieciu laisve, nezi1-
rint rases ir tautybes. Atsimi-
ne, kai Kaune jis buvo mates
viena negra ir kelis gelton-
odzius is syetimu valstybiu pa
siuntinybiu. Bet jam tada ne
kilo mintis, kodel Adomo ir Jie-
vos vaikai, po ia pacia saule
gyvena zmones, yra nevieno-
dos spalvos.
- Vargsai negrai, - su
uzuojauta galvojo Petras, pasi-
lenkes sodriu placialapiq taba-
ko daigu miske. Ne delto, kad
| ju tevai ir proteviai buvo atga-
benti per Atlanta nemokamai,
kaip ir buve DIP. Jautri Petro
sirdis pagailo ju, kaip gamtos
nuskriaustuju.
Nuo to laiko Plikaiciui net
pakausis plikti pradejo. Jam ne
dave ramybes ikyri mintis, kuo
jis galetu jiems padeti. Kaip
chemikas, jis jieskojo chemines
formules priemonei, kuri juoda
zmogaus oda paverstu balta
Per dede jis pradejo daryt;
zygiu rasti darbo kur nors da.
zu fabrike. Ir nelaukdamas
laisvalaikiu savo kukliame kan.
barelyje uzsidares, istisas va.
landas skate, rase, brauke, We
skate ir rase. Prisinese ivairi,
buteliuku, vamzdeliu, wire viso
kius skyscius, maise. Isireng
tikra chemine laboratorija. Me-
dede su Selma j jo paslapting.
uzsidaryma atkreipe demesi
susirupino. Jie bande j itart
'munsaina" warrant -.
Po keliu savaiciu Petras sa
ko:
- Dede, pas jus tvarte yrs
degla kiaule, tokia marga -
baltais ir juodais Serials, juodl
snukiu. Leisk man ant jos is
bandyti viena chemini jungin!
toki skysti.
- Ar tn sudurnavojai, val
ke?! - astriu zvilgsniu paziu
rejo j j sesplaukis. = Ka IT,
sugalvojai?
- Nieko blogo: manau is
rades vaistus zmogaus odos
spalvai pakeisti. Reikia isban-
dyti. Pirma karta zmogu negali-
ma. Tad geriausiai tinka gy-
vulys.
= O jeigu mano kiaule stips
kas uz ia atsakys?
= AS pats atsakysiu. Sumo.
kesiu kick reikes. Juk jau esu
uzdirbes sick tick.
= Mano kiaule daugiau kas-
tuoja, negu tn esi uzdirbes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-05

gal mineaj pana Taku Saos r Pusiasao pu pagrndniai
konservacna resauacina r rekonrukcinia da1oa ureo
ou atkti per metu 1910 Letuvo vyriausybas Trak
Saos piles konservacnams r restauracniams darbams v
dy buvo skrta ape 100000 u kredu Kadang patys tos
rsies darba sezonnai tega butt ykdomi tik
etu tai bolsevku invazo sudayto vadinamoji aude
Vyrausybe kirtuosius kredus pakO. Darba buvo pad6
ape epos men, prada prizes darbus pradeda ssdurta
visa ellie standby trukdmu ir formaumQ Darba padet
epos men, 10 d. karto ssidurta droancujQ dabnnk
poltniais reikalavmais Darbninku arpe
munsu 1910 iepos 27 d. ivyko pre Traku piles konse
acijos darbu dirbancu darbinnkQ susrnma proto
kolas rodo koklos ju tarpe vyravo nuotaikos:
PRoToKoLAs 1910 m liepos men q d. Takai
Dabu dibanciu prize Vytauto Didzo Muz
jaus Traku piles.
Denovarke:
l. surinkimo aidarymas
g. dieno nutarimas,
A. laisvas pasikalbejmas,
surinkimo uzdarynnas,
susrinkima adare darbmmkas Mykolas
H. Pnmnnku inkas taip draugas
anciovas Marjonas, prezdumo nariai zgut
kas Peras il Mazaiauskas Stasys.
Ill Prmta rezouja kad butu drbama savaite
kai be rmu prezascp nebutu atdzami
kea uzdabo dyds 20 nuosimdp neziurnt darbnnkp kai
kajos skirumoumazint dabo laika sestadieniai r prizes
ventes kad gama butp blogo
dibt nustatyto ako
w. Kad dbanems sunkesn darba butu ddnis aygma, kad
nebutp dabnnku begiojmas dabdavu angazavima drbi
ninku venos darby vadybos prize kitos.
" Surinkimas
gyvuoa haudles selma gyvuoa darbo zmonu mokyo drg
Po protokolu pasirasya N Kankov (rusiskai),
covas P. zigutis P Kaminskas If St. NIazaiauskas
plies konserVaVmo darbu Vadovybe SD Varlomls pre-
enzos pradejo kreipts bosevkne Traku Mieso Vadyba
reikaaudama eki ape dbanciuoss smukias savaitne Ii
Mas prmt vietos darbnns r satydama varius ktokus
reikaavimus.
Netrukus paGiu darbnnku tarpe pradeo kilt vairiu
Suspratmu r gncQ 1910 epos 81 d. admnistracai pra
1ea kad srnktas darnnku kometas prizes
a proestuoama ir vsas darnnku atstovavmo rekalais
orasoma kreptis nauja rnkaj komtea Mykolo Kanko
Petro zyguo Meo Bumaznko, Jeronimo Karpayciaus
Narono Ivancovo Netrukus Traku piles konsevaorus
kolekyvn darbnnku prayma uzsaky is piles restaura
ja srtu kredu socastne spauda piles konservacjo ad
ninsracija pradeo dary spaudma vetos komauno sta
ybnink darbninku arnautou profesnes saungos Trak
kyraus vadovybe kiekviena reksdama preteza
kaavmus Pvz kojaunmo skyrus rekaavo atleisti
60 o vairiu svencu sporto denu pogoms protest.
sajgos skyrus kaegorska uzdraude
pavienui moteris.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-05

sesplaukis. Caves NCWC te.
tegrama apie sesereno atvyki.
ma, jis liepe savo sunui Joe
parsivezti j is gelezinkelio sto.
ties, kuri yra netoli nuo ses.
plaukio farmos.
Sunku buvo pusbroliams SUI.
sikalbeti, nes vienas vos kelis
zodzius mokejo angliskai, o XII
tas kalbejo lietuviskai anglisku
misiniu. Uztat visa kelia Xxi ma
mu juodu tik zvilgciojos ir syp
SOLOS.
Sesplaukio susitikimas SUI PHI
kaiciu buvo CANA siltas. BeveiE
kaip tevas SUI sunumi ilgai nesi.
mate pasisveikino.
- Kaip tn graziai nuauges
Petreli, - dziaugesi Anupras
- Panasus j mano vyriausis
sum- Frank. Aiskiai matyt
tas pats kraujas.
- Argi ligi siol abejojai ma.
no tapatybe, dede? - nepato.
giai jautesi seserenas.
- Kai as prizes trisdesimts
metu isvykau j Amerika, tave
tik kelly menesiu palikau >.
Buvau pacioje jaunysteje Wy,
ras. o dabar kas beliko is ma
nes.
- Tiesa, daug laiko praejo
Bet dede dar puikiai atrodai ..
Kita diena dede aprode sese.
renui savo farma ir veze j pas
artimiausius gimines.
- Sakyk, Petreli, kokius dar
bus moki dirbti? - staiga pa.
klause sesplaukis, kai priespas
kutiniuju metu modelio Olds.
mobile isuko j tiesu kelia.
- Esu farmaceutas, kitair
sakant vaistininkas.
- Vadinasi, esi aptiekorius
kaip seniau Lietuvoje sakyda.
vo?
- Taip, dede.
- Bet cia is to duonos, bent
pradzioje, tai nevalgysi. Teks
imtis kitokio, paprasto darbo
Ma, kuri laika galesi mano far
moi padirbeti. O paskui - pa
ziuresime. Gal 'drugstoreje''
tiksi.
Sveciuose pas gimines Plikai-
tbs jautesi smagiai, bet Wis dau-
giau j neramino mintis, kad
iis negales dirbti savo specia-
lybeje.
Ka gi, reikia pradeti gy-
venima is naujo, - pagiriom
DO sveciavimosi garsiai galvo-
jo Petras, rengdamasis j dar-
ba. - Juk cia Naujasis Pasau-
| lis.
Neiprastas jam buvo darbas
tabako plantacijoje, bet savo.
tiskai idomus. Niekas jam ant
kulnu nemyne, tad turejo ga.
limumo galvoti apie savo gy'
!venima, svajoti, planuoti.
Prisimines tremties dienas
prize Maino Vokietijoje, jis su
stojo ties klausimu, argi jis til
del dedes j Amerika ryzosi va
ziuoti? Ne. Ne vien dede viliojt
ii cia. Amerika - ia visokil
laisviu ir galimybiu Sails! Al
ne joje daugiausia aukso, milo
nieriu? Ar ne cia gimsta dau
giausia isradimu?
- AS gi chemikas! - SUI pa
sididziavimu garsiai istare, lyt
kan pasigirdamas. = Negi il
nuobodumo dziovinau savo SINE
genis prie knygQ, visokiu for
mulu pasaulyje? Tai mano ka
pitalas, kuri reikia naudoti, ka'
gerus procentus duotu.
- Netiesa mano draugai sa
ke, kad pervelai j Amerika va
ziuoju, - toliau maistavo j
galvoje. = Oar nevisi isradima
gime, nors ir atoma suskaldzius
Oar daug vargo ir neteisybe
pasaulyje. Oar yra milionai do
leriu, kurie neturi savininku :.
Kaip tik pirmojo sekmadie
nio metu jis SUI dede buvo arti
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-05

RADIO $4,000 DOLER Site vaika Yonkers New Yorko prize
mestye rado pasetus $4,000 doru Pernai metals rugpuo
menes tena ire SO mep venisa motres I pako uro
apie miona doeriu kurs buvo vaasiose veose sukaso
as 27600 doeru buvo rasa varuose bank seifuose Ta
ka ko apgriuves Ia kambariu ku kanynai
savnnkes mres pamazu pradejo ardyti
iam uztko iris oius puodus kaip paveksle Arap
Ste uos RADIO rrkmsta pnigu S. karta apsimokeo zasti
spasaptingoje apesoje pyje'...
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
SeacOaSt States

Florida. California, Louisiana,
and Texas rank in that order ahead
OF the II other coastal states in
length OF general seacoast, says the
National Geographic Society. Flori-
da, Louisiana. Maine, and Califor-
MIA lead in tidal shoreline. taking
the detail of outer coasts, bays, and
rivers into account. Maryland, with
only 81 miles of general seacoast.
has more than 800 miles of twist
ing tidal shoreline. largely because
Of much indented Chesapeake Bay.
Only Pennsylvania and the District
OF Columbia have tidewater 'front.'
age without actual seacoaSt.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
Skunk Story

The common squnk weighs about
an ounce at birth which occurs in
the spring. There are usually five
in the litter. The eyes of the babies
are closed W h n they are born.
and they have fine hair covering
that shows the adult pattern. They
nurse from six to seven weeks, and
during the latter part of this period
they begin to accompany the mother
on her fora ging trips. The mother
alone takes care of the young. In
late summer or early autumn the
family disbands.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26

My wife and I went to Central
City Saturday for the football
game and it was tOp-notcher. But
| began to wonder if it was worth
the trouble when we got in traffic
jam coming home.
Traffic makes me mighty i'm
patient. When I came to side
road that seemed to point towards
the main highway, turned onto
it This road bumps along for may
be a mile, then fetches up short by
the railroad-a dead end.
So, turned around and darned
if there weren't twenty cars be-
hind me! One driver had followed
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
Don't StarVe Grass

Where there are trees on lawns,
Scots Lawn Research experts have
noted that t he grass is starved
through theft of nourishment by
ncar-surface roots. This can be
avoided, the experts say. if double
rates Of fertilizer are applied in
areas under trees out as far as the
tips of the longest branches.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
Tips on Tots

The Parents Consultation Service
of The Book House for Children
maintains that Saying every little
boy should have a dog is like saying
every child should eat spinach or
take dancing lessons" The Service
points out that "many small chill
dren-particularly those under five
years Of age, are afraid of dogs and
find it emotionally disturbing to
have them around 1t advises that
"unless a child has been reared
from babyhood in home with a
dog, his parents should wait until
he asks for one before they get it
for him."
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
Wards off Weather

Asbestos roof cement is very
heavily augmented compound that
seals Hastings, seams or patches
in roof. 1t is usually made from
tar, an asphalt or a vegetable oil
pitch base. In addition, it may con-
tain some drying oils such as lin
seed, soybean or fish to i.apart plas-
ITCHY to the coating.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
Buffer Lacquer

Much woodenware and many nov
elites are finished with buffcd lac
quer. The film thickness is usually
built up to from .003 to .OO5 inches
in thickness which is sufficient to
take a good buffed finish and to
prevent the buffing wheel from cut
ting through.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
Sticky Procedure

Back in the 18th century. a monk.
named Theophilus PresbyteT, made
a varnish which was very similar
to the type we know today--eNcept
that he used no thinning agent. His
varnish was applied hot ard was
smeared on with the fingers There
were no brushes available in those
days.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
Terry-Rimmed Goggles

Latest device to aid women in
their beauty routine is a p2ir of
shampoo goggles. An enterpr;sing
manufacturer has come up with a
design for pair of goggles trimmed
with absorbent terry cloth for wom-
en- to wear during shanpoos to keep
soap out Of their eyes
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
Cigarette Fires

Thousands of home fires are
caused each year by lighted ciga-
rettes which are tossed into trash
piles. so fire safety euthorities rec
ommend that all household waste
materials be kept in galvanized
steel garbage cans. The experts say
metal construction and close-fitting
covers make galvanized garbage
cans completely fireproof.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
Varnish Finishes

Apply one or two coats Of varnish
to furniture allowing each coat to
dry thoroughly. Then rub down with
steel wool or fine sandpaper. Apply
final coat of varnish. After it is dry,
rub with pumice stone and water if
a full finish is desired. If higher
polish is desired. rub with boiled
linseed oil and pumice stone.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
Americana

Even the great Anne. .:an writer,
Nathaniel Hawthorne. failed to burn
up the world with his first literary
efforts. The Book House for Chill
dren relates that he realized so
little money from early magazine
articles, he was forced to take a
job as a weigher in the customs
house at Boston and later to work
as farm hand.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
To Set Off Treasures

Small hanging shelves or built
in ones frequently have the outside
surfaces painted to match the room.
The inside surfaces are often fin
ished in a color to emphasize the
treasures the shelves contain.
Shelves so painted are especially
good for colonial rooms when they
lold Early American glass or china.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
Topping

Margarined bread crumbs make
an excellent topping for casserole
dishes. To make the topping. melt
two tablespoons of margarine in a
frying pan. Turn into the pan one
cup of finely ground bread crumbs
and stir constantly over a low fire
until they are thoroughly mixed.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
Poly, Want A Cracker?

Alkyd resins are much used in
printing coats, enamels and water
emulsion paints. They give a high
gloss, good adhesion and good re-
sistance to weathering. In case you
don't know it. Alkyd resin is the
product of modified reaction OF poly
basic acids with polyhydroxy al
cohols.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
Improve Working Conditions

To an office which looks crowd
ed, planned painting can bring
sense of spaciousness. Light colors,
which make the most of the natural
light that falls upon them. and vel
vety. flat finishes that reflect light
evenly, without glare can actually
increase efficiency.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
500 PeOple-37 Gas Stations

Waskon, Texas (Pop. 5000. has
q gasoline stations selling 27O 600
gallons a month. Waskom is near
the Louisiana border and Louisiana
motorists drive over to save pay
ing that states nine cent per gallon
gasoline tax-the highest in the ma
ton
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
CT Greetings Return

Greeting cards expressly designed
for service men have returned aft
er all absence of five years, the
Hallmark Company reported. Sim
liar to millions sent overseas during
WorlN War II. the cards arc suitable
for CTS birthdays. anniversaries
and similar Occasions.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
More Light for Less Money

To keep the reflector surface on
fluorescent lights from yellowing-
so the maximum amount Of light is
always Observation-Disclosures fin
ish engineers developed special
mar-proof. baked finish that keeps
its original whitcness and light re-
flectivity. AS a consequence, users
get more illumination from fluores-
cent llghts-with less electricity.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
Protect Feeds

Small amounts of animal feed
are protected from rodents by using
galvanized steel grain storage cans.
These cans are of all metal con-
struction and have clcse-fitting COW
ers to keep out predatory animals.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
Take Care Of Brush

Always clean brushes thoroughly
after using. When a brush has been
cleaned and is not to be used for
awhile, wrap it in heavy paper. Be
sure to leave ample room so the
paper won't bend the ends of the
briNtle.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
Adds Gaiety

Where a gay, peaSart style OF
decoration is wanted, as in summer
cottages, the interior wood trim may
be painted more dramatically than
in an all-year-round residence. Deep
blue woodwork is very effective with
chartreuse walls, for Instance. So
is a coral trim with beige walls.
Colorful entrance doors also add a
sense of feStivity.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
Fast Perfect

1t was the custom in Ancient
Egypt for the ladies to present flow
ers to the men. The Book House for
Children describes how the young
king, Akhnaton, received floral trib-
utes from his beautiful wife, Queen
Nefertiti, as an expression of her
undying affection for him.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
Save ViOlets

African violet growers can null
tiply their placts by shipping off
a leaf and inserting it in Terra-Lite
vermiculite. This is sterile prop
agating medium which produces
big, healthy roots in six to eight
weeks with little or no loss,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
TurDentine from Dixie

Two thirds of the worlds supply
of turpentine comes from the pine
forests of our Southern States. The
principal use of this liquid is for
thinning paints and varnishes. Aft
er the trees are tapped for the gum
they contain. the substance is
strained and distilled. The distillate
is turpentine and the residue in the
still is rosin.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
Defense Role

A vital defense role is being
played by ordinary galvanized steel
sprinkling cans. Foundres doing de-
tense work use such cans to wet
down" sand in making molds for
iron castings.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
Average Gas Tax S525

The average car consumes about
5000 gallons of gasoline in its life
time and. at present rates, its owner
will pay the state and federal gov
ernments about $525 in taxes on
that gasoline.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
POpular Fuel

Ignite has a woody texture, a
higher moisture content, and a low
er level of energy than bituminous
and anthracite. Most Of our Ignite
is used as a fuel to produce cleo
tricity, made into a carbon for spe-
cial uses. and for local fuel.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
200 Tons of Steel Made

Every minute in the first quarter
of 1851, an average of 200 tons Of
steel was made in the U.S.A., enough
to build diesel locomotive, two
box cars and 80 yards of track. The
output of nearly rs million tons in
the quarter could make all the
World War II planes, tanks, artillery
pieces and rifles, plus 5000, 900
autos.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
{ ca Unicorn

The narT'ilal is called the sea uni
corn because of the long. spiral and
tapered tuck that grows from its
upper jaw. This is sometimes as
long as ten feet. It's purpose has
never been determined. Ironically.
the tusk is often fashioned into a
harpoon used in the hunting of these
sea animals.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
First Telegram

Marconi had gotten his first wire
less telegraph signals across the
Atlantic in 1901, and it was a search
for better detector of rado-tele-
graph signals that led De Forest
to invention of the Audion.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
Power on Order

Class / railroads had more new
motive power on order on April l.,
1851. than ever before. there having
been on that date 1888 locomotives
consisting of 2.420 power units await
ing delivery.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
Safety Measure

Basement stair steps are safer il
the bottom step is painted IN a con-
trasting color. Most steps that lead
into the basement are painted in
dark colors. Therefore, if the last
step is painted white, this contrast
ing color will show up. even at night.
and will help to prevent st,nnbles
and falls.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
Adds to Privacy

II you have a screened porch
and wish to add to your privacy
there. apply coating of thin white
enamel to the screen. This obstructs
the view Of those on the ouside-
but not Of those within.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
No Stir,,-to-;t :yeneSS

A unique property OF ;i!icone coat
ings is revealed in the fact that they
can be used as coatings for the
bread pans in commercial bakeries.
This makes it unnecessary to grease
the pans to prevent sticking for 300
to 500 bakes Other applications OF
this remarkable property of the sill
cones are being investigated.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
Vanished Surfaces

In addition to its use on furniture.
boiled linseed oil renews vanished
surfaces such as interior window
sills, living room mantles, front
doors, thresholds-in fact, all var
nished areas. When rubbed in with
cloth, it Immediately brings back
the original finish. minimizes wear
and helps rcpel water. Remove ex-
cess with a cloth.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-26
Safe Cities

Forty-five cities of 10000 popula.
ton or more completed 1850 without
traffic death. the National Safety
Council reports. The largest was
Brookline. Mass. with a population
Of 1000.