Greeley Daily Tribune from Greeley, Colorado • Page 4

PAGE FOUR THE GREELET DAILY TRIBUNE, GREELET. COLORADO THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, Galapagos Isles New Pacific Base of U. S. West of Panama Washington, D. hunt- Ing ground ot scientific expeditions, the Gnlnpngos Islands linvo become matter of military importance In relation to tlie rnnnmti Canal.

One of Ihc latest ot the off-shore bases ot the United Slates IB helng established there i the consent of Ecuador, owner ot the Islands. The Islands ave 950 air lino miles from tlie Panama Canal. Tlie Galapagos comprises 15 Islands, inony Islets, and siznhlc rocks. The total area Is estimated at 2.SGS cciunre miles, a few hund rod more than that of Delaware, says a National Geographic Society bulletin. The imputation, mostly Ecuadorians and Scandinavians, Is loss than one person to the square How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in PSac Do your false icolti annoy nntl cm nisi by lipping, rlroiuilns wabbling Vi'hen you c.it, laugh talk? i KAS TKKTH oti your ilntcs.

Tills MLn i (lion-actil) powder holds tcclh more firmly more con fort Ably. No (rummy, gooey, p.is! taste or feeling-. locs not ami ChccVe "plato odor" 11 brealli). FASTEETH today i any store. --AJ ilo.

UtfiBCsl Island Is Tsnlicln, (Al em rule j) rouglily nmtclilng our wn Long Island In size. a i Forested on Topi Several good anchorages oro vallnule, nKho Epacious In lid iaibors aro lacking. There arc hcllci-od waters on wlilch sen- ilanes can be operated. Moat of the nnd Is so rough Uiat Lho building air fields is a a engineering nsfc, T'rogrcso, iiovt ot entry 01 Sau Cristobal (Chatham) Island, ho licadquavtere of Ecuador's mill ary administration of Iho Islands Two thousand volcanic crulci cones dot Iho Galapagos Islands rising Etecply from the Lion on the lower lopes Is scanty, depending entirely on tho short rainy season Tor moisture. Above the SCO-foot level a heavy mlsl pro- vuila nnd abundant rains are- the rule.

Tho upland forests attain jungle-like luslmcsB, bushes and grasses flourish. Tho cold Humboldt current from HID south swirls nlKiut the islands and tempers appreciably the equatorial heaU Farmers on Hie I stand cuUIvule vcgctnhlcSj i sugarcane, coffco, cotton and grain. Cattle, lioros, goals, and pigs have boeti Introduced. The wild life is remarkable for Us tortoises weighing up to 00 poundi and 1U sea. lizards 4 1 eel long.

for centuries as "Tho Enchanted Isles" and the a ot pirates tvs well as Bclentlsls, tho nlnpagoB group la a veritable uBGiim ot natural history. More a hundred years ago, Charles Darwin discovered that liulf jlrds and half tho Ho were ot the islands had no counterparts elsewhere. His observations of tho variants of bird life gave him much Information for Ills work "The of Species" In which he presented his theory of the origin uf animal and plant species by natural selection and survival of the fittest. British Bombers Fire Karlsruhe Washington, D. C.

Karlsruhe means "Charles' real" Imt the "resi 1 wns seriously disturbed by RAF jombcrs. Tho city wan loft ablaze after a bomber YlGlt. Capital of Laden, i Uppe: lUilnelainl had population of 155,000 says a bulletin from lh National Geographic Society. 1 rose on its present, silo in 1715, bu its early development was hnr hazard. A i i character bcg.ii to appear after 1800 in the publi and private buildings designed tho nome-tramed architect Fried rich Woinhrcnner.

Their style wa plain but elegant. Karlsruhe had a "sights" Bliow Its nnd a variety otela and restaurants, for their ac- omtncdtUIon. Public gardens and oodetl parks invited traveller and Itlzeu alike. Music camo with the tenls served at several cafes. No- able features ot the city's cultural fo were its art galleries, museums, nd libraries.

Thu tcclmlcal college ono of the oldest In Germany. Conspicuous vlow of the Ity waa the 138-foot lead watch- 1 ower of the Schloss, an ornate ulldiug on which more titan 20 tieets converged. Among other ocal dlstlncUons were two streets Fricdrlch and Kaiser, the alter the main east and raffle artery. The new order in Germany was recognized i Die mining of a square Adolph, Hitler latz. Industrially, the ctty was chiefly known for Its locomotives, stoves, soaps and perfumes.

It was an Important transportation junction. Regular plane service included Berlin, Frankfort, Duseldorf, and Essen. West ot town was the Rhine arb reached by a mi le-lo ng canal. Nevada Copper A huge copper deposit, assaying 46 per cent, now Is being developed in the northern part Elko county, Nevada, Tree FcllEng Made a Sport Tree felling is a sport in Australia. More than 100,000 people paid to sec the "wooJchops" in Sydney recently.

Kaiser Just Builder, He Still Insists 1 note: The bright light of national attention has fociiied on Henry J. Kaiser, west coast shipbuilder. In this column Business Writers James MaHow and George Zleike explain that the construction giant Is part of great group of contractors who have performed some of the great engineering Jobs of our time. By JAMES MARLOW and GEORGE ZIELKE who Just recently i Aimed from a honeymoon trip that them to Phoenix, Ariz. Mrs.

Showers is the daughter of Mr. Cassady. The couple were com- jletely surprised and made a desperate attempt lo get away but vrcro overtaken and brought back. After a hilarious time of noise- naklng, the newlyweds passed treats of candy and cigars and Invited tho crowd to the Sunnydale schcolhouBO -where the rest of the evening -was spent dancing. Wilbur Haak of Milwaukee, arrived hero Mouday by train to spend a few days visiting Mr.

and Mrs. David Nalbauer and family and Mr. and Mrs. John Weiss and family. He was on his way to Enid, to be best man at the wedding of his brother Charles, who is an airplane Inspector, at the TT.

8. air base there. The bride-to-be IB a Milwaukee girl. Both boys arc ihe sous of tJbe late Mr. and Mrs.

Conrad Haak -who were among the early homesteaders here. Mrs. Oscar Olsen and Mrs. Nick HlUer hoslesscs Wednesday afternoon at a miscellaneous shower at the Hllzer borne in honor of Mrs. Floyd Showers, a recent bride.

A large table In the living room was piled with the many gifts received by the bride. Guests were asked to bring a favorite the opening of the packages by the bride, delicious refreshments were the honored guest nnd the hostesses olhers attending Mesdames Ed Cassady, George Owens, S. Polish, D. J. Shull, Carrie Olsen, Mcrton Wood, Arthur Accola, Henry.

Hart Mil-? zel, Dwlght Runner, Harry Benuer, P. W. Weltzel, B. B. Blesecker, Jacob Hart, Harry Parsons, WII- Hum Slovera and Miss Auricl Oram.

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Just a builder," Henry J. Kaiser, bald and 60, said between calls that tumbled la upon him, "but I'm BO busy I don't get much llnio for It. 1M just Ilka la get oft In a corner and iiliiy witli uiy The -west coast's record-breaking shipbuilder was In New York on special business, was shuttling this week 1 between here and Washing on, wag talking of Iho future and the past, repeated frequently this line from Tennyson's Loeksley Hall: "For I dipt Into Iho future, far as human eye- could see." When he said It. he was thinking of tho part ho had played In building: Tlie great western dams, ships, ft eteel mill and magnesium plant, tho world's largest cement plant he set up against the advice ot others who told him he'd "lose bis shirt," highways, bridges, war jobs that cannot be mentioned because of military secrecy. Ho was too, of his dream of 6,000 giant cargo planes.

Tho war production hoard lias authorized him and Airmen Howard Hughes lo build thieo great planes as test ships. It bad been thought likely two ycrs would he needed to complete those planes, but when asked how long it would take lo finish tho planes, ICalsor smiled and Bald: "Ask mn in six months." "That magnesium plant is producing," he said. "Fairly soon It will reach Its maximum." That maximum would represent several (lines more mngnnshim than this country was producing In 1040. He had fouglil lo build thftt plant, got Reconstruction Finance Corporation lo make a loan to build it In winter ot 1341, nnd the production figure he mentioned represented in its way a more solid, long-range achievement than his most spectacular recent, accomplishment: Construction and delivery of 'lie Joseph N. Teal, Victory cargo ship, in 14 days, a world's record.

That was a special performance, however. When lie said "far as human eye could see," he was thinking also of his California steel mill which he said would be pouring pig iron by Dec. 20 a March would be rolling steel. "I surrouiut inystelt with people who have faith they can do what normally is considered in'nossible." But--and Ibis Is an i a hut--Kaiser Is parl of an amazingly complex group ot west coasl builders. He receives the public attention and he has some plants ot bis own.

Bui they are working with him, as they have for years. The association ot these men began in when Kaiser became part of "Six Companies, Six contractors formed a corporation to build the great Boulder dam. These west coast builders under the name of the Six Companies or otherwise, went on to build with Kaiser the Bonneville dam and Iho Grand Coulee dam. Keota, Oct. Nalbnuer is In the cavalry of the U.

S. army and stationed at Fort Bliss, arrived here Sunday to'spend a few days visiting his brother and family, Mr. anil Mrs. David Nai- Imuer and children, Arnold and Hoiland. He spent a day visiting tlie school and gave very interesting talk on the work of tins division.

Harold Fuss who has been at Scottsblnff, ILe past eight weeks working on the building program there arrived home Saturday by way ol Fort Morgan. Knroutc honie lie visited an nncle, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Weiss and family, ol McCook. A farewell dinner for Mr.

and I Mrs. Hughey Irwin was held at the narsonage of the Methodist church Sunday, Oct. 11. A large crowd ot friends and neighbors gathered to 1 fay good-bye. -Mr.

and Mrs. Ifwin moved here In 190D from near Gilcrest, homesteading four miles southwest of town. They have been active in chnrch, school and so clal affairs here. They have sold their farm and are moving to the Strnbel apartments In Greeley to make their home. A large crowd gathered at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Cassady Wednesday to charivari tho ncwlyweds. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Tired Kidneys Often Bring Sleepless Nights pys cc ici he: contain IStr.cla to nS.Tln tSoof'it bubuLe, rixuouin l.Ei ZS'Lv'p wfu 011 11 dra i 'or Pins, tueatolailr by tniDioM for era 10 IU nllM o( toUt auk out Ml yva Blood, Qct Mi Solution 16 oz.

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