The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 1, 1930, Page 6

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1980 BATTLE T0 CONTROL ORE DEPOSIT LOOMS "British, Germans Germans and Americans Seek Beryllium Fields in Canada Toronto, 1.—(P)—An interna- tional battle va financial interests loomed today for control of what is believed to be a large. and valuable deposit of beryl, a valuable mineral from which is derived the metal beryllium, about 100 miles north of Winnipeg, Man. * Dr. T. L, Walker, professor of min- eralogy at the University of Toronto, who has just completed an inspection of the property with W. P. Jacob, field scientist of the beryllium de- velopment corporation of America, said the showing of beryl on the Hur- .on river claim is the most promising he has seen anywhere in the world. Beryllium is about half the weight pf aluminum and three times as strong. Heretofore it has been known chiefly as a laboratory product be- cause of its limited supply. Its cost of $200 a pound made it prohibitive for commercial purposes. Should the Manitoba find justify expectations the metal could be produced at $5 a pound. Scientists pointed out it would be of great importance in the construction of airplane and automo- bile bodies and as an alloy to iron, nickel and copper. Efforts to obtain control of the deposits are being waged by British American and German interests. McCarthy Touted As Yank Manager New York, Oct. 1—()—The New York Sun says today that Joe Mc- Carthy, deposed manager of the Chi- cago Cubs, has agreed to terms with the New York Yankees and will man- age the club next season. According to the Sun story, which is dated from Philadelphia, McCar- thy will receive a salary of $25,000 a year under a two-year contract. Of- ficial announcement of the signing of McCarthy to succeeed Bob Shawkey is expected in a few days, the Sun says. Jimmy Burke, McCarthy’s chief as- sistant at Chicago, is expected to be brought to New York as his first lieu- tenant although he is still serving with the Cubs under Manager Rog- ers Hornsby. Arthur Fletcher, whose place as coach of the Yankees is to be taken by Burke, will become Hornsby’s lieu- tenant in Chicago, it was reported. " Methodists Meet in Minnesota City Breckenridge, Minn., Oct. 1—(7)— Bishop Wallace E. Brown of Helena, Mont., presided today as formal ses- sions of the northern Minnesota an- nual conference of the Methodist Eipscopal church got under way here. At a meeting night, welcoming addresses were de- livered and greetings extended by Bishop Brown on behalf of the Helena area. Breckentidge is host to the north- ern Minnesota conference for the first time in history. Morning, after- noon and evening sessions will be held, cortinuing through Sunday. An important event tonight is a N. D. The subject wall be “What we Saw in Russia.” Roosevelt Attacks ' GO. P. Wet Attitude Syracune, N.Y. Oct. 1——The of prohibiti land or up in the air.” British Dominion Chiefs In Session delivered the inaugural address, lining aims and purposes of the meet- ing and mentioning the difficulties it must surmount. Leaders of the delegations spoke to the assemblage. Premier Bennett of Canada followed Mr. MacDonald di- rectly and Premier Scullin of Austra- lia came after him. ‘The sitting was private. Newspa- Per men were excluded. This will be case also in any future meetings the conference. New Coal Mine Will Open Soon at Noonan g Q ac Federal Seed Loans Are Payable Today Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. 1—(P)— Federal feed and seed’ loans-issued to North Dakota, Minnesota and Mon- tana farmers through here this spring, fall due today. A. B. Landt, acting administrative of- last |ficer, said he expects a rush of pay- ments soon. Eight agents, each with assigned territory, will begin the work of col- lection Monday. BEAUTY IS EXPENSIVE New York, Oct. 1.—()—American women’s beauty bill is $750,000,000 a year. The estimate of annual expendi- ture at beauty shops and on cosmetics .) for home use was given to the Ameri- can Beauty congress by Prof. Paul H. Nystrom of Columbia university, PAINLESS. ROBBERY Chicago, Oct.. 1.—()—Lee Gold- burglars used anaesthetic. Payment of taxes in monthly in. stallments is being sgitated in North Vets’ Favorite at Legion Convention Selected as “Miss Oklahoma” state American oaiiee its | at. Okmulgee, converting the silver in the solutions into $6,000 a } in Pawhuska, Suggs will wear ore state's. aaa at the national Legio1 ention in Boston. Miss Suggs, who has won a number of beauty contests, lives HONE IT CERTAINLY L ISN'T “FROM. LAGI OF WATER—— Associated Press Photc VETERAN TEACHER [eae eae pe Witton | AT A.C. RESINS se fame tit ‘The school board will meet at the : clerk's office Tuesday, October 14, for Professor George E. Miller Quits After 20 Years to Go. ager quarterly meeting. Into Business bunch of horses he recently pur- chased for the market. to devote his time to private business, ‘ i # i : respective homes.. Professor George E. Miller of the de- é : i ; a all W. H. Brownawell accompanied Sheldon of Napoleon was * Misses Lillian Peterson and Bernice — Gosney, who have positions in Bis- partment cf zoology and physiology } Howard Browa\ at the North Dakota Agricultural col- Pusat vgn through here last week with a large Fargo, N. D., Oct. 1.—()}—1 _)marck, spent the week-end at their lege here for 20 vears, has pear roolkey siko has reigned structor in He will enter the University of ronto in Canada to study ee tor’s degree. Dr. Floyd who received his Ph D. in 1007 ot Mr, and Mrs. H. A. Carlisle and son Roger visited the O. R. Martini home in Braddock Sunday. Clyde Smith and Homer Browna- well. drove a bunch of horses from Miss Lorinda Bechtel, graduate of the agricultural college in 1928, has been appointed graduate assistant in the department of zoology and physi- on full time this year. z Miss Hedvig Sand, who has turned from a leave of absence to). work on her doctor’s degree at the University of Chicago, will be insiruc- tor in French. L. Dudley Love haz been appointed graduate assistant in botany. He was assistant Instructor | Here is six-year-old Clarence Kehr of Toledo, Ohio, whose amazingly rapid at Colorado Agricultural college one |development has his parents and Toledo school officials puzzled. Despite year. his youth, Clarence weighs 84 pounds, has to shave regularly, smokes cigars, — talks in @ man’s voice and possesses unusual strength. attribute ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT his development to superactivity of the ductless glands, and school author- Richmond, Va., :Oct. 1.—()—Ans | ities—although they say he has a high intelligence quotient—refuse to let nouncement was made today of the|him enter the regular first grade classes. Above Clarence is shown display- engagement of Miss Suzanne’ Pol-|ing his muscle; at the right he is showing his strength by lifting a grown lard, daughter of Governor and Mrs, woman completely off the ground. John Garland Pollard to Herbert Lee Boatwright oN yf Danville, ve and ‘Washington, D. ers, were shopping in: Braddock one day last week. John Beaucaire of the teachers’ staff of Moffit was out hunting ducks ‘ton Long Lake Saturday. Quite a number from this vicinity attended funeral services for Don McDonald, in Braddock, Sundey afternoon. Sunday visitors at the W. H. Brownawell home included Mr. and Argentina has 20 radio stations that broadcast regularly and 24 smaller = that operate at irregular inter- + ‘Millions of Miles of Unused Transportation Here 1Western Auto Co. Mandan, N.Dak. ~ Staging Something New, Something Different and No Tricks Automobile Auction of their great stock of automobiles consisting of Chevrolets, Fords, Whippets, Buicks, Nashes, etc. No Tricks JOHN A. LOGAN WARREN Wilmette, Ill., Oct, 1—()}—Whether John A. Logan Warren, unfrocked former pastor of the Durand, Ill, Methodist Episcopal church, will be reinstated, will be one of the ques- tions before the Rock River confer- ence today. Warren, who was removed from the By BURDELLA B. HELGESON The Congregational Ladies Aid will meet at the Carl Berg home Oct. Ist with Mrs. J. Fisher assisting hostess. ‘The American Legion Auxiliary will meet in the Log Cabin Oct. 9th. Mrs. . Michelsen will be the hostess, Miss Evelyn Hendrickson of Bis- marck. spent the week-end at her Parental home in Regan. Bessie Wilson, Bismarck teacher, spent the week-end with her Sia eT hance Backlund of Bismarck was icioet ol Gu: Glaiiart ot togas oy of last week. . O’Brien is a eguest at obg> at Legion Auxiliary Saturday evening was well attended. There will be an- other dance in the Log Cabin Oct. 4. The clini¢ A windmill -is generat electricity for a lighthouse at Poise Lookout, Md., forthe frst time in pontinental United States, NO “BY BIDDING” Every transaction an honest one, one sale a Bona Fide transfer of ownership. Sale to be Held in Western Auto Co. Bldg. Sale starts October 4th, 1930, at 2 P. M. and 7:30 P. M. sharp. 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