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WATERFRONT pRoPERTY-sALE.

8, ROOMS AND BATn: newly decorated. 1
block from water Call FA. 1881.
81 900 DOWN buys this bungalow on the
bay: enjoy yr.-round activity in this beau
tiful 3-bedrm. and bath bungalow located
at Selby on the Bay; lot 50x137l2 toption
TO buy 2 extra lots): priced reasonable.
Call RE. $3.50 till 9 am. COLONIAL IN
VESTNENT co ga
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

CENTRAL LOCATION, approximately 900
so. it.; ground floor; reasonable rent. MA.
032l: Sunday and ewes, VI $3.50. Ext.
SO9 or 1n1 -2I
APPROXIMATELY 1850 50. FIT available
IN newly constructed brick and concrete
block building: suitable for warehouse, light
manufac cturing, store shop; located in
Hyattsyille. Md. 5year lease. Reply to
Rox AJAX Star pr
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IF YOU ARE PLANNING to BUY car from
private party or dealer. it isn't necessary
to pay cash. Our easy payment plan Will
conform with your budget. Cali us before
you buy. Our staff of experts will be slad
to appraise the car for fair market value
procuring title and tags. No obligation
Telephone Republic 1900, NOLAN FINANCE
CO., l102 New York ave. NV. Greyhound
Bus Terminal BLDG
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

TRUCKS WANTED for hire, to haul brick
and cinder blocks. ia. 1878. 202S JEFF
Davis hwy, Arlington, Va. -2l
DUMP TRUCKS WANTED-Capacity 8
tons or over, dirt moving. 5000 Macarthur
blvd. and Norton st. NV. AUGUSTINE
CONTRACTORS CO. "a
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WAREHOUSE WANTED, 5000 to 5000 SO
it., loading truck facilities, r.r. siding pre-
ferred but not essential. Call SAM BA-
RocAs. DE, 5567. DE. 5556. Sunday; call
RA 1895. -22
WE FEEL CONFIDENT that at market
value. we can sell or lease your warehouse
Consult HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, Licensed
Bonded Broker. RE. l166. -23
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Word Game

words in
NNOTIN NOUS,
meaning, n year Old Average
mark Is rs words. Time limit, 20
minutes.
Rules of the 6ame-1. Words must be sf
four letters by the addition Of IS" such as
bats" cats" are not used. B. Only one
form of q word Is used 4. Proper names
morrow.
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TRAILERS.

CURTIS WRIGHT-27-ft. light weight de
luxe flagship. sleeps 8. complete bathroom;
cook stove: the famous Trotwood.- lift;
coach, 81 .2a5; de luxe model, 81 ,595; used
house 5aeT 5000 and np 9 nd
station waRon-type luggage trailers, S395.
ABC TRAILER SALES, Berwyn, Md, TO.
SILVER DOME. Groom house trailer, %
+; W. T. MoRELAND, Long Wood school,
sPART6N IN MANoR-First to use airplane
type stressing in structure; Light weight:
sturdy aluminium channel-type ribs and
exterior. Thoroughly insulated, slec;
BoULEvARp Es5fh ah SALES Sso u ts s. l. BeTRyn Ma
NAffioSAL TRA1LGRs: 1s47, now on dis
ave. Rverdale. Nd. Phone WA. 1903;
GLIDER I9t'. announces the arrival OF
several more model Ss-Bs with hot and
large elec. refgr., shower. and flush toilet;
The best trailer on earth; -, IL, "a
months financing. COLE TRAILER CO.
$500 Georgia ave. NV, 81. $500 or 81,
YOU'LL BE SIMPLY AMAZED when you
step into our beautiful. spacious. compact
masonite mas and aluminium; constructed by
Americas leading manufacturers; prices
and sizes to mset every need Higgins
TRAILER SALES; T. S. NJ. 1, Berwyn,
PALACE HOUSE l943 trailer for sale; ex-
cellent condition. completely redecorated,
ready to roll: veteran needs cash, must
sacrifice Immediately. Phone SH. 1924
MOVING AND HAULING made easy and
thrifty when you rent one of our luggage
utility trailers and boat trailerS BY the
day. week Sr month AMERICA AMERICAN TRAIL .,
phone WO. 1921.
MAINLINE 1941; lift; electric ice box
bottled gas, Venetian blinds. awning: 5000
KARAUS, co C-3. Hillside Trailer Village.
NEW HARRISON. custom built. 8 IT, all
aluminium: equipped with bottled gas for
cooking: delivered price, $l,495 complete
TRAILER Co, 5000 Ga. ave. ST.. 5000
HOME TRAILERS. CoACHES-Headauar
| ters in Wash. area for over. 10 years
Trailer coaches. luggage trailers, farm
trailerS and boat tTailerS.
Schult Luxury Liner ------------- 5? $50
Schult Commodore ------------- 2, 6G
Travelo 25-41 -------------~- 2.gl ]
Travelo 2O-47 ------------ 2.34G
American aresn 55-ft. ------------ 3,ssi
Howard tall steeD. 2S TT. ------- 3,06I
Howard tall steeD. 90 IT. ---- 2,3S.
thinner t4-passengerl. 81 IT. ---- 2,59i
thinner f6-passanger. - 1T. ----- 2,69h
Mayflower 1S-ft 1,76t
We also offer you large selection OF
used trailers at q price that will fit any
pocketbook. Our simple finance plan will
t enable you to save many dollars. Open
daily and Sun, am: to pm AMER
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STORES WANTED.

Eve FEEL CONFIDENT" that at marke
value. we can sell or lease your store. Con
suit HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Licensed
Bonded Broker, RE. l106. IA
Evening star., 1947-10-21
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1887 12-ton panel; $279.
Chevrolet 1885 l2-ton panel; S119. ROPER
MOTOR CO., 1880 R. I. ave. ne. 21'
CHEVROLET 194l la-ton pickup; excellent
cond; can be seen after pm. at 66l K
TRUCKS. dumps. cargoes, stakes, pickups
6x6s and 1-ton truck trailers: easy terms.
RICE MOTORS, 1871 Bladensburg rd. ne.
save s' or 9 saS ~ho must Saa se
once 1898 and 1889 International and
Brockway 1R-ton insulated trucks, excel.
CARPET Co, TR. $500. Jack silberman.
TRUCKS. TRUCKS. TRuCKs-cheyrolets
ssEes and ali in
Aa sTo rS1H5 zaD Rabro ssf t''es g.
GMc INC 1871 a,a-ton dump; 1o-vhesIsr
DoDGE 1s4s '4-ton pickup; run only
ses tn1e mff gfsId to MooRs se fash c sssae
2nd st. NV. end and Constitution). -2l
1910 INTERNATIONAL 1la-ton D-sO with
l3,ft van body practically new I'd motor tor
b. c. Inspection. INTERNATioNAL HAIR
vESTER CO., s0l Bladensburg rd ne,
CHEYRoLET 1s37 panel body truck. good
ply at She'll sERvIcE r S:E' sTAT1oN srd and
cHEyKolET eli sEs5 Fl 1e47 ,s.ton panel wagon. @
used for dry cleaning. ST. $50 or best offer
FORD Ear 1884 delivery truck for sale. 80. sols
CHEvRoLET 1910 1-ton panel, dual rear
wheels WI nds god good motor body. tires less than
s4 Attee eeo pss pm uN ny III 9F best offer u9ssr @
GMC 1875 2-ton: body and cab are one
Unit; dual rear wheels: Just painted black
Star ffS SaesGa co xsGa e End 81
Mr Fitzgerald. 9-5, MA. 5000. Ext. 407.
ssoaad .';. Condition; must sell fR' ffgN 5s55
GMC 1897 !4-ton pane, truck; passed p. C.
8 pm; Ex 1854 during the day. ia
si"a rNsn pSase Fss eshpP Gsb5b has go
2t 92 ptfsct pinaS shaps se1t Eo ff
WHITE 1871 half-ton panel truck; good
condition. Can be financed if necessary.
s6s5. RE. 1867. sol H st: NV. 23.
CHEVROLET 1916 2-ton stake; eft. body,
exeslent cbeT4os3 e9ndislqn' a4a otos sl65o
excellent condition: s2,100. 1919 L. st.
1896 DODGE without body - S225
1879 93s Podse With 4.ton dump body 900
THE BRooKLAND co, 9th and Mich. ave.
ne. DE. 01S0. -26
INTERNATIONAL 1915 K-5 IA ton. 1597
wheelbase.
Ford 1941 2-ton dump, new motor.
Internationa B-35, l 1H7-2 ton dump
MALONEY'S. INC, s126 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring. -25
TRUCKS-Prices slashedl
| AZ Ford sedan delivery.
~ Ford 1la-ton stake
Al Dodge 112-ton stake.
~ International K-1. cabin chassis.
Al Interna tional I2-ton panel.
'42 Ford 1l2-ton tractor.
~ Dodge 2-ton tractor.
AZ REQ :,l2-ton cargo.
Easy terms; trade ACTION AUTO
SERVICE. Sth and NJ sts. NV. -2l
INVENTORY SALE-Don't let these low
prices fool you. These are good trucks
931 Chev. 1-tcn stake -S2 $50
lg42 Chev. 15-paSS. bus 495
9}1 Chev. 1-ton panel 195
1941 Chev. 1l2-ton stake (2-speedl - 295
e4l Chew | 12-ton dump 295
1a4i aMc 1z-ton c. o. E. van ~.
1a41 Ford l1a-ton dump (2-speed) 775
1871 Dodge 1l3-ton pickup 535
81 other trucks. panels, pickups. trac-
tors dumps. stakes. also senlitrailers. vans
and Army surplus AKA and 6x6 CENTRAL
MOTOR co. GMC truck dealer. 5000, Lee
/ to =, m Sunday 10 tn
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FARMS FOR SALE.

1OO-ACRE DAIRY FARM, near German.
town. Md-Rich soil, houses, l brick
ami; 40-stanchion cement block dairy
barn, outbuildinss. fences; large stream
Mr.. Brown, AID 1890, with j LETTON
MARTIN. Warner BLDG, RE. 1892
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STUDIOS WANTED.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

SPACE FOR BALLROOM dance studio
downtown location; will pay up to 5000 pc
month. Box 372-K. Star. u
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Points for Parents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
mothers scream

"Mothers pheu baby falls ursettng
Is the fall ITSELF
later ouerconcern about physical discomfort.
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Not This
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1947 Fleetmaster 4-dr. Sc
dan S2,175.
Chev. l947 2-dr. Fleetline sedan; no
mileage: $3.50; easy terms; trade. Ac-
TON AUTO SERVICE, Sth and M Sts.
M -2l
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MONEY WANTED.
AUTO LOANS

Ist-TRUST NOTES on D. c. improved
properties at &C. SURETY REALTY CO.
* 1Q44: ewes 81, 2R60 "a
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE-Southern Bldg 18th an
r SITS NV. Call MA. 6995. 95. %
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Quiz games are fun. Mr.. colbys leafet
CO entitled Word Quiz Game" includes
q list Of words which sound similar but
have different meanings.
To obtain q copy. send 3 cents In asts
and q stamped self-addressed envelope u
Frank Colby, co Washington Star, p. .
Box 30. Station q, New York 1a, N. g.,
(Copyright, The Bell Syndicate. Inc, 1p4r;
Evening star., 1947-10-21

PACKARD 1910 "120" sedan: heater:
only only sea5; sGar.: aH sa35 down. TRHANGLE
MOTORS, 301o R. I. ave. ne, DE. $500
PACKARD 1s47 7-passenger sedan; cost
new Sc, 900; owner leaving town; must
ssfyi''se ssiz Adsas Sssoo s4oS Gan between .aS
;sss9 aEsE sSssszR sea'PRss sfG
PLYMOUTH 1s42 sedan; must sell at once;
$685., terms; real bargain. ROPER MOTOR
PIYMoUrH 1g41 taxi new motor new
ii@5 N. Hudson st.. Arlington. Va, oW.
PLYMOUTH 1s47 sedan: r. and h. This
ss,sz5: COCK 51s MOTOR CO, END and L
SEDAN heater ant and radio radio: Specially I priced
Il MoTons sSfe INC e is5%s
PPLHYMouTH 1885 Road King a-dr.: in
ss!sSa5. ss En- 1891 SeeH after 70 p pm "''s0 s
PLYMOUTH ls4o de luxe convert; club
Ply PLY%oGrH Go1F qt ia4i i0 sp' 4-dr. sedan
heater, new Mopar radio exceptionally J ALL
clean; low original mileage; Sl'l25. WI
PLYMOUTH 1s41 4--door sedan: heater.
new tires. new seat covers and battery.
lust oyerhauled motor; will sacrifice for
PPIYMoHTH TTH 1897 20door: clean: good mo
tor, $500 or best offer under. Call Giebe
PLYMOUTH 1910 business coupe. This
car is in excellent shape. Perfect motor;
new paint Job. Must be seen to be ap-
preciated: $925: Cash or ter terms can cann. be
isEssEed rIsModrH yl sss eonv sx. l1e Coupe
color. red leather upholstery. T; and d. b
PLYMOUTH 1s41 4-dr.: r. and h., new
tires, orix black, l,owner a ssr' .opa perfect
PLYMOUTH 1919 de luxe taxicabi, b, Per; PER-
9752, 10 am. to pm. Ask for MR.. pELL
PONTIAC 1s41 a-dr.; in excellent condi
tion. r. and h.: seat covers; sso director ssa
offer under; original owner. WO. 5S37
PONTIAC late 1a41 "s" Torpedo Stream
liner 2-dr. sedan; radio, heater. other ex
Mas. 10000 miles. excellent condition
original owner; $3.50. CaA DE, 557'
after 8 pm. ~
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1896 DODGE without body S225
93f Dodge with 4-ton dump body 400
a3S REQ with Atom dump body 650
THE BROOKLAND CO., 9th and Mich. ave
ne. DE. so. --26
INTERNATIONAL 1e45 K-5 IA ton. l597
wheelbase.
Ford 1941 2-ton dump, new motor
International B-35, 1A7-2 ton dump.
MALONEY'S. INC, S126 Georgia ave,
Silver Snrinp Ok
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We also offer you a large selection Of
used trailers at a price that will fit any
pocketbook. Our simple finance plan will
enable you to save many dollars. Open
daily and Sun, q am to Q pm AMER
ICAN TRAILER CO.. INC, 4030 Wisconsin
ave. Phone WO. 3231.
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1907 ST. NW.-3 rooms, pvt bath,
$50 1923 10th ST.. 2 rooms, private Law
atory. S95 -22
7I0 i4fh ST. N.W-Elevator ONCE bldg =;
1900 50. it., / very lge. rm. and average
rooms; light, we'll ventilated. co. 0020.
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slashedl
'42 Ford sedan delivery.
"A Ford l2-ton cargo.
'42 Ford 2-ton stake.
Al Dodge 12-ton stake.
~ International K-I. cabin chassis.
Al Interna tional l2-ton panel.
'42 Ford 1l2-ton tractor.
~ Dodge .2-ton tractor.
~ REQ :l2-ton cargo.
Easy terms; trade ACTION AUTO
CEPVIrE aud NJ ct
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-12
British Company Profits Tax To Be Doubled

LONDON, (P) - Chancellor of the Exchequer Hugh Dalton asked the House of Commons today to double Britain's tax on company profits as a step in the fight against. imitation.
 Dalton, introducing an emer- gency national budget designed to drain off some consumer purchas- ing power, declared that many companies have been declaring in- creased dividends contrary to his advice.
 "This is inflationary and dis turbing to good industrial rela- tionS," he added.
 The chancellor told the House of Commons the British government finished the first 32 weeks of it's current financial year with an unprecedented" surplus of 253,- OOO,OOO pounds ($l,O12,OOO,OOOD
 We are within 5,OO0,0OO pounds ($20,OOO, ,OOO already of the sur plus I estimated for the full year." he said in his address.
 He referred only to the govern ment's revenue and expenditures in the strictly domestic sphere, and his accounting had no bearing on the gap between what the gov ernment pays other countries for imports and what it earns from exports.
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-12

cause of finances or inertia of it's citizens, has not been able to solve it's sanitation problem.
 No hospital for the care and study of mental diseases exists in Alaska. Three hundred ninety pa tients from the Territory are at present confined in the Morning side Sanatorium in Oregon. The department of the interior bears the expense of these confinements on a per diem per patient basis.
 The prevalence of eye diseases among the natives is stressed in the report, which points out that Alaska does not have a qualified opthalmOlogist.
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-12
Production Of Copper Declines

WASHINGTON, (P)-The bur eau of mines said yesterday the nations copper consumption dur ing 1946 established a peace-time record but was little more than half the wartime peak rate of 1943.
 "The producing segment of the industry operated at far below ca pacity rates" the bureaus annual summary said
 Labor strikes at mines, smelt CTS and refinerieS were the chief depressant to domestic produc- tion, and they came on top of a chronic labor shortage that had affected production adversely dur ing most of the war"
 .Mine production of recoverable copper in 1946, in short tons in- cluded Washington, 4,527; Cali fornia, 4,24O; Idaho 1,O38; Oregon, '; Alaska, 2.
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-12
MRS. GEORGE MADSEN AND FAMILY ARRIVE

Mrs. George Madsen and family arrived Monday afternoon on the Alaska Airlines plane from Seattle where they have resided the past year. MT. Madsen returned earlier this year to assist his partner Keith Hedreen in the operation of their business here.
 Mrs Lary Calvin and daughter Cherie, also returned Monday from a visit to the States.
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-12
diVidual.

dlVldual.
 Let us not confuse greed and sin with the profit motive. There is nothing unChristian, nor anti-so- cial in fair and honest buying and selling and trading. One who is against the profit motive is in re- ality opposed to ownership of pro- perty, for when the profit motive is taken away the right to own things must go with it. It is high time for some of our religious peo- pie to start thinking through these things. Doing this, perhaps they would refuse to be used as advance agents of socialism and commun- ism.
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-12
International Administration Of U. $. World Aid

PITTSBURGH, (P) - Only the establishment of an international relief agency could clear the United States of the suspicious with which this country is viewed, Henry A. Wallace Monday night told an overflow crowd of 4,000 at Syria Mosque.
 Despite our protestations of diSinterest in the internal politics of other countries,' the former vice president and cabinet mem Der said in his speech delivered under sponsorship of the Progress sive Citizens of America, We are viewed with suspicion abroad.
 international administration of relief could clear us of such charges. It could lay the founda- ton for genuine reconstruction of European economy"
 His talk was delivered a few minutes after pr. Frank Kingdom, co-chairman of the Progressive Citizens of America, appealed to the audience for contributions from people who want to see Henry A. Wallace elected Presi- dent
 Donations estimated at S5,000 in all were gathered but Wallace, who entered the auditorium while the fund collection was in prog ress, took no part in the appeal and made no mention of being Presidential candidate.
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-12
EDDIE SHEDLEY RETURNS TO NOME FOR VISIT

Eddie Shedley, who attended school in Nome for several years while his mother Mrs. B. Shedley, was employed at Polet's Store re- turned for a visit yesterday from Seattle where he is employed by the Pan American Airways.
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-12
Alaska Health Report Released


 and important health problem in Alaska, secretary of the interior J. A. Krug was advised by team. of five doctors assigned by the Amer ican Medical association to survey health conditions in the Territory. The report of the team was Ie- leased October 30 by Secretary krug.
 The Alaska team arrived in An chorage on July 19 and completed its tour on August 9. The follow ing sites were inspected: Anchor age, Seward Bethel, Unalakleet, Nome Gambell, Kotzebue, Point Barrow, Panama, Fairbanks, Jun eau, Hoonah, Sitka, Ketchikan and Metlakatla A total of about 4.500 mics were travelled in .nI Terr,- tOiy.
 i Tuberculosis Can Be Controlled Tuberculosis is preventable disease, the report points out, which "can be controlled in Alas ka in period of five to eight years the death rate and incidence Lced not be greater than in the best areas of the United States" Suggested localities and he number of beds recommended for each location are as follows
 Southeastern Alaska: 220 sana- torium beds by expansion Of the present facilities at Alice Island.
 Anchorage area: 400 sanatorium beds. This site is the center Of pop ulation of Alaska as well as the most easily accessible one by vir- tue of the Alaska Railroad and i Highway.
 Arctic area: 100 bed sanatoriuln ! in Fairbanks.
 i Isolation units: 25 beds each in Bethel, Kotzebue, Unalakleet, Fort ! Yukon and Nome.
 Replacements of hospitals at : Seward and Nome are recom- mended in the report. The Seward General Hospital is described as small one and one-half story wooden structure, a single room i being used on the second floor. It 1 is old and appears to be in rather poor state of repair and is over crowded. It is distinctly a fire hazard"
 The Maynard Columbus hOspi- i tai in Nome is two story Struc- 1 ture the report states. "The build { ing is old, in poor state of repair, and has a decided list due to the settling of the foundation. The main stairway to the second floor l is narrow. The building is fire trap. It should be replaced before a serious catastrophe occurs"
 The Nome hospital gave the impression of a tragedy waiting to happen" the report concludes. : Dr. Rabeau, at the Alaska Ma tive Service Hospital in Kotzebue, has compiled some very interest ing statistics from his records. Kotzebue is a village of 1900, all Eskimos. 54.7 per cent of all deaths in the district were the result of tuberculosis, the diagnosis having been proven by autopsy in over half of the cases. Dr. Rabeau re- ported that in a period of seven- teen months he cared for forty cases of tuberculosis meningitis. It ! was his opinion that 25 per cent
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-12

Some people are agreeable when you catch them off guard.
Evening star., 1947-12-18

said, are brought from even the
most distant points Of the Russian
zone-the island Of Ruegen in the
Baltic Sea.
Working conditions in the min
ing area were said to be improving
but still poor. Wages were called
relatively good and the Russians are
distributing special bonuses In
foods, fats and tobaccos.
The uranium belt, according to
Die Welt. now is so kilometers
(about SO niles wide across the
Erzgebiree. Once centered around
Aue, Schneeberg and Schwarzen-
berg near the Czechoslovakian from
tier. 1t has spread northward and
eastward to the regions of Freiberg
and Freital.
Original Goal Cited.
THE originally reported goal was
for 10000 workers, but now it is re-
liably estimated that there are five
times that many employed in the
mines the newspaper said.
Workers still are coming in from
all sections of the Russian zone and
In order to house them, several re-
sort towns have been evacuated Of
Evening star., 1947-12-18
Reds Reported Using
100000 in Mining Of
Uranium in Germany
By the Assoeiotsd Press

BERLIN, Dec. 18.-The biggest
booming industrial enterprises in
the Soviet occupation zone Of Ger
many today are the uranium mines
in Southern Saxony. Returned
miners say the Russians are work.
ing them with a labor force now
estimated to number nearly 100000
German men and women.
Penetration into the uranium
fields-in the Erzgebirge core noun
tains) near the Saxony-C Czechoslo-
vakia frontier-is forbidden to per-
sonnel of the Western Allied ma
tions. 1t is difficult for Germans
who are not employed there.
But recently some expanded ac-
counts of Russian operations there
have been brought out Of the "for-
hidden area" by German miners
who deserted their jobs and fled
westward and by travellers who came
through the region. These accounts
were published by Die Welt, the Of
fetal German newspaper OF the
British Military Government.
They indicate that in the last
two years the Russians have al
most totally transformed the econ
omy of a region once devoted to re-
sort and manufacturing enterprises
to an all-engrossing job of digging
for uranium. Even in mine shafts
long deserted as played-out or un-
econmoical.
Forced Labor Reported.
Die Welt said that the Russians
were conducting the uranium en-
terprise through a Soviet compsny
named "Vitriol" which, despite de-
mails, is known to be continuing the
use of forced labor-labor sometimes
compelled under threat that food
ration cards will be withheld from
the families of recalcitrant men,"
Drafted workers thA neWSnaNer
Evening star., 1947-12-18
lost Of their nonmining popula.

most Of their nonmining popula-
tion.
Each mine is reported to be In
closed by high wooden fences. En-
trance into the mining area is for
hidden without a pass from the
Russian district kommandantur.
Several mnies long deserted have
been reopened for exploitation. In
the Zaukerode district, it is report
ed, search for uranium was started
in charcoal pits. In the Freiberg
Evening star., 1947-12-18
No Place for Man

A human being transferred to
conditions similar to those found on
the surface of the planet Jupiter
would be simultaneously frozen,
asphyxiated, poisoned and pressed
to death by his own weight and the
weight of the atmosphere.
Evening star., 1947-12-18
Christmns Porty PIonned

A Christmas party for the children
Of Greenway Downs, Fairfax Coun-
ty, will be held by the New Green
way Downs Association from 8 to S
pm. Sunday in the Madison School.
Santa will hand out presents and
Christmas carols will be sung.
Evening star., 1947-12-18

district intensive mining Is also be-
ing conducted for such metals as
wolfram, cobalt and antimony, al
though operation is very uneco-
nomical.
Well-known spas like Ober-
schema, Niederschlema and others
now are mining towns.
Lu Yu, a picturesque Chinese
clown of the eighth century wrote
what is believed to be the first book
about tea.