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BRODERICK & BASCOM
Wire Rope
Rtja Men and equipment need
’ the increased protection
of Broderick and Bascom preformed
Yellow Strand wire rope. Tough, drawn-to-order steel wires
provide the starting point for Yellow Strand’s endurance. Pre
forming then adds greater flexibility and efficiency. This process
neutralizes stiffness and internal stresses and results in a
limber rope that resists kinking and whipping, runs and spools
smoothly and is safer to handle. Ideal for construction, logging
and all uses where wire rope is needed.
CATERPILLAR
Shovels
, Caterpillar Shovels are
\*“® more than highly effi
cient excavators. They com
bine in one machine the usefulness of a shovel, loader, scraper,
bulldozer and angledozer. They will do more kinds of jobs
faster and cheaper than any other machine of comparable
size, power and capacity. Caterpillar Shovels come in 2 models
with heaped bucket capacities from 1M to 2H cubic yards and
are hydraulically operated. A lift fork attachment for logging
and industrial applications is available.
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CLAYTON-KERRICK
Steam
Cleaners
Clayton-Kerrick steam
' cleaners provide completely
equipped and efficient steam clean
ing units for tough cleaning jobs to be done in the shop, in the
field or on the farm. There’s a variety of models . . . stationary,
portable or completely mobile with rubber tires. Each attains
full working pressure in 3 to 5 minutes and each delivers the
balanced vaporized cleaning solution at high pressures. Some
models quickly converted to high pressure rinse units as well.
Your choice of gas or oil fired and motor or engine drive.
ll^AN NELSON
Portable
Heaters
- —j The answer to cold
weather slow downs on
construction jobs ... to emer
gency heat for your plant, ware
house or loading dock ... or spot heat for garages, machine
shops and other hard-to-heat places is an Herman Nelson
Portable Heater. Herman Nelson is the only complete line of
absolutely safe portable air heaters. There’s no carbon monox
ide, no smoke, no soot, no fumes . . . just pure, safe heat
directed where you want it. Three models to choose from.
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Ireland’s Famed
Killarney Lakes
KILLARNEY, County Kerry,
Ireland, Iff)—The beautiful lakes
of Killarney, hailed in many a
minstrel’s ballad, have been sold
to an American—but one who
vows he has true respect for the
traditions of Erin.
. J. Stewart Robertson of Boca
Raton, Fla., purchased the famed
Irish scenic spot owned by the
Kenmare family under a grant
issued by Queen Elizabeth I some
400 years ago. Trustees for the
late 7th Earl handled the trans
action.
The late earl’s granddaughter,
Mrs. Beatrice Grosvenor, put the
lakes up for sale when she found
the British wanted 70,000 pounds
($196,000) inheritance duty on the
estate which includes properties
in both Ireland and England.
The purchase price was not di
vulged, but it was reported Mrs.
Ylrosvenor was asking 100,000
pounds ($280,000). She has re
tained a portion of the land to
build a home for herself.
Robertson told reporters in Bo
ca Raton his purchase includes
the lower and middle Killarney
lakes, plus some 3,500 acres of
"beautiful, rolling countryside.”
The townfolk of Killarney took
the purchase announcement in
good spirit. And they brightened
perceptibly when told Robertson’s
father, who was born near Glas
gow, Scotland, had the foresight
to move to County Kilkenny, Ire
land, in his youth.
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Explosion in Freighter
Kills Two Crewmen,
Critically Injures Six
LEWES, Del., (if)—An explosion
at sea killed two crewmen aboard
the German freighter Heidberg
and critically injured six others.
The blast shook the freighter,
inbound to Philadelphia from
Venezuela, Friday afternoon just
as the ship entered Delaware Bay.
Cap:. Hcintz Auersberger, the
master of the Heidberg, said a
piston on the ship's engine came
loose and rammed into the heavy
casting of the power plant. The
blast wrecked the crew's quar
ters. A fire followed the explo
sion but was quickly put out.
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dependable
delivery of
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Russian Magazine Admits
Wright Brothers Made
First Airplane Flight
MOSCOW, Lfi—1The authorita
tive magazine “Questions of His
tory” says claims made during
the Stalin era that a Russian in
vented the airplane were false.
In a roundabout way it gave
credit to the American Wright
brothers, praising their invention
and those of other western pio
neers.
The Wrights generally are con
ceded to have made the first flight
in a heavier-than-air craft ma
chine in 1903.
As for past Russian claims that
Alexander Federovich Mozhaisky
invented the airplane and first
flew it back in 1882, the maga
zine said there was a bad storm
that day and no plane could have
flown.
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Two - Stage Rocket
That Reached 70 Miles
To Be Tested in Arctic
White Sands Proving Ground,
N.M., Iff)—Military officials, who
are cheered by the better than
expected performance of the
Nike-Cajun rocket, say they will
send it to the arctic tests at Fort
Churchill, Manitoba, Canada, this
summer. ,
The two-stage rocket, an im
provement on the Dan, went high
er and faster in tests last week
than had been expected. It is used
for tests into the upper atmo
sphere. The latest firing reached
70 miles, officials said.
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