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Evening star., 1949-11-24
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& &: BEvERLY. EuSICE. In Ioving, remem-
sr ssss g sas faE RG.aer vao so
sais y us US i've years ago today November '
Just line Of sweet remembrance,
Just q memory fond and true;
Just token Of our devotion; ion; i -,
eSn5sN GRANDSON, BENJAM1N MOORE.
BoLDEN. SARA COPELAND; HAWKINS.
Of our beloved niece. SARA COPELAND
BoLDEN. who passed awTay one year o ago
sHdsy ssey anS anns LILLE PAGE III
who passed away two years ago, November
We shall meet beyond the 3 ,.,, river;
JONES, MARY L. In loving. memory
6s & e. esssd spd .ras ss'eg nss yssl
'eisiassni HER spniEvoTsp s5e SONS 81 AND sisrERs. i.
KURTZ. EDWARD 7. In loving mem
ory of my brother, EDWARD T. KURT,
who departed this life five years-aeo to-
day, November "a, 1874.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps us to forget,
But time has only proved TO me
How much / mics him yet.
MILLER, WILLIAM d. In sad but lov-
inF Of cYT isseT a and ps..ea
tventy-nye years aso today. November ~,
your ,life is such. . beautiful memory,
To srieve that 1t is gone seems unfair,
Is wsn sp oy sIy Psps Tine 4 msets s
ELLA. scsaaiARIn, HATTIE AND LILLE.
Evening star., 1949-11-24

fOUK SITES, Fort lincoln Cemetery: orig
value Sz26, now $500. VIII sell $2l0 equity
for $17b cash. balance 81 monthly. 81
Evening star., 1949-11-24

HESS. GEORGE W. On Tuesday. No
yember 22, 1949. GEORGE W. HESS Of
1917 59th ave. Sc. husband Of Ethel M
George Hess, jr., and Ralph Pumphrey.
and brother of Mrs. Ethel Loanhardt.
Services at Chambers Funeral Home, 517
IL 1th st. s.e.. on Saturday, November 26
at 11:30 am. Interment Cedar Hill Gem
etery. On
Evening star., 1949-11-24
H M SNEED, p s.

WIENER, FRANK ERASTUS. On Wed.
nesday, November %, 1949, at his resi-
dence. 4340 Davenport st. NV, FRANK
CRAsTUS WERNER. beloved husband b
Mary r. s.. Webner, daughter of H. J. r
Webner and w. Gordon Webner. Services
and interment private. Please omi,
WESTON. KARL w. H. On Tuesday
23rd st. Sc, KARL W. H. WESTON, be.
loved husband of Mrs. Emma e. Weston
brother of Brodie Weston of Marquette
Mich. Friends are invited to call at the
me-, where services will be held on Friday
November rs, at Ii am. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. PA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-10

Homestead wells, but this proves
insufficient now and then when
the requirements of Navy and
city rival each other and requests
have To be made TO slow down
use of the service. In many parts
III Key West. The original storage
system for rain water still does
invaluable service.
Samples of test borings were
made rs the Jackson Square hole
went down. but neither fresh
water nor reef rock was found.
The bare facts of the drilling
arc recorded in the late Judge
Brownies book, Key West. the
Old and the New" but all the
details were published in a Bull
lctin of AgaSsiz Museum of Com
parative Zoology, Harvard Uni
versily. in 1896. The material
was written by Edmund Otis
Hlovey.
Ma @1N1t Nrek
rhe Florida I'ia;cm was out OF
water during early parts OF the
carth's history. but later was
submerged. North of this area is
the Piedmont Plateau. and APP
parcntly while the Florida
Plateau was beneath the sea, all
the gravel. clay and sand that APP
pear in tie rocks of the south
cast part of the prehistoric coast
line. were washed down into that
section from the Piedmont
Plateau.
BoUlders of coral rock have
been found IL feet below the sur
face at Fort Taylor. Sediments
deposited on the Florida Plateau
contain much more limestone
than elsewhere, but it is more
sandy limestone which developed
as some of the material drifted
southwark from the Coastal Plain
of Alabama. Georgia and the
Carolinas as far as the tip of the
Florida Peninsula. -
More than half of Florida is,
covered by plains once former
sen bottom or drained basins of
lakes. These levels are known as
coastal terraces and the majority
Of them are traceable inwardS
for long distances from both the
East and West coasts.
Meanwhile the search for oil
gocs on in strange places and
with new tcchnlQues. Texas and
Louisiana oil interests are drilling
on pla forms-man-made lis
land" out in the Gulf. This
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-10
gravity due to changes in SUBJ

gravity due to changes IN sub
merged rock structure. The seis-
mograph tells on a tape how
long it takes shock waves from a
surface explosion to bounce back
from submerged rock.
x-Rays Called In
Meantime the x-ray has. been
turned on the worlds petroleum
reservoirs to try and find more
productive methods of recovery.
Gulf Oil at its Harmarville. Penn,
laboratory, says the x-ray helps
solve the riddle of how oil flows
through sand and rocks in any
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-10


deep-water search for oil is a
postwar phenomenon. Equip
ment includes disused navy sub
chasers, army sea-and-air rescue
boats, shrimp trawlers and a III
foot yacht.
The adoodlebug" h as some
brothers and sisters now-radaf,
gravity meters and seismographs.
Radar which fixes a boats posi-
ton in bad weather land in time
of wary has been a valuable adj
dition to the devices adapted by
the oil prspectors, The gravity
meter tells of shifts in the pull of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-10

nstilnu hF section. the plane
Nud iia ueanriometeF Is pilotcd
usuE fhU w Eilm where prospect
.nr 81 Hnflrr way. md the data
fffmfd H. appiled ~ charts which
ha8 tu Halc suft a an answer 90
Nff az haisr question.
Oia ENpiasation
unlf q Hmiicd AREA could be
aHw1ed end uaapped IN a day
hf tho uid ntcih0ds al cNplora-
ia.H niinn ihe WORK by air adds
ffHaf aprea ~ gne psoccSs and
iFssiss ths Everglades. noun
telHs f inprnctIallle Jungle can
Oh asasie a. fsVcai their story Of
ffr sFfs
fNN co.'s n Wrapping q good
nsff "a FiHrida With the ''simsdlc-
N Hnd upsn coniplction of
'tF fft tArfc Wlil De- much in
lH4Hffnln 81 ihe sociological con-
niefs iafnrat1 ihr sofl Fiorisla's
49, isiufe Az IT nfnnilr,
A~ps..-l
aai1 -
ifIm nia unh thr Keys have
hmHn hliiu a earihq axes. bat
fHrHH 81 in rxistcnce a go page
ffilsiHailun hg thc FLORIDA state
f.rnianlral Survey 1890. which
n ts ffnulisplere shows the
tsfstlia Piairau," q map IN clay
haafr.iei in n thc iew recorded
4aakff ESQ rcouried, Florida
.ianh na Submerged lower
nisHe "a basement rock. The
edges ui lhc plane divide the
ihfn huii watega and those Of
thr Aiiautir
fNusi ~ thr FLORIDA Plateau Is
tn thr eesi "a tie Peninsula and
ftr krts o. axis trends north Is
deserves wesi, passing beneath
iifasientun Sarasoia. Cedar and
MHllan Nearly an q the PENN
auia 3D. taai of this axis. The
tisfFnu Be- sctually a projection Of
lhr Nufth American continent. a
nalfuu shrlf only slightly sub.
.. -, ~, -" 49, ~ 49,
f.-.....t.- - -. -. -.
So
st,tii'i'ia nave determined
"Hf ''t hhltl ~ wnieh We SUB
'N al,a lirs ~ less han %
....'.s ~ tees oeepk
nMia On ha'ea ana o1@rfE
tHf anAfisrah sneh has becp
Il shl.h ''ee q Nsai length 81 time.
lif 'Aau f"i oened1h the KEYS rs
H.H f.isl "t limestone although
l'ii H Nhai ia Fa'ble near The
ta'" ~ n,'oli'ea exposed IN
'h'af''i"h ha'hef thc support
~" ehi'h t'"f'fia 8 built con
' ''"' HA"'N ann "'hef
tf r" itte iheer nave crum-
~ 'i'u i'i'''A ai'e may nave
\" A" f.rN ~. 70, 'leht
80" = "''"' ''V"o tee'
"i,''i N', N"l'i.
'"''' 7. 'wN ~'A sa'"pl"a IN
'"'''f "'"' 'e' '"~h o'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-10


.particular field. and how It IS
aftested by underground water
and gases.
experiments started with a
sand column taken from oil
webs The column was 10 feet
high. But a sample only SKI
inches in size is used, q cross
section of core. The is made
to reproduce in miniature the
rock or sand layer from which
IT was removed. The reactions
studied give q picture of flow
conditions in stratum maybe
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-10
WILL YOU SMILE?
afraid

The accused had been duly
convicted when it was proved on
further evidence that he had ac-
tually been in prison at the time
the act was committed.
Why didn't you say so?" de-
manded the judge of the prison
err.
Well, said the man apollo
getically. Il was afraid OF pre-
JUDGING the Jury against me-.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-10

nhnll0w wuimr Invented by Gulf Oil engi
neefa and perfected by the Navy and cooper
aiing iabofutoFioa. me mognelome,er was
turned 10 wm use In detecting the presence Of
naagnetiam Ia submarines. Loier il come into
tn owm.
The instrument does not ocsuully find oil
bul q provides geological iocts which enoble
NE ae0Thyaici1s No deiermine II the basement
toek and other iomoiions ore of type in
nicuainq no possibility tho, oil is present.
NHlluq follows
- IL - a. ...A... -. -.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-10

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-10

hundreds Of feet thick and sew
|eral miles wide.
The core is subjected to arti-
fetal pressure while saturated
with oil. gas and water. BY study
ing the data the scientists learn
how natural pressure, or arti-
fetal water flooding, or gas in
jections move oil through the
various strata of the oil field to
the well shaft.
tTHE ENDl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-10
Reported Dwindling Oil
Reserve Is A Bugaboo,
lowering Says Positively
PART 2

PAHT
MOTE; The opening oTficle on the discovery of
o IN Forido carried the story from the time the first
eel eume in on the Sunnii1n6 field In the Everglades
e0 miles west 81 Miami In I943. to late l947 when
Humble Oh Co brought in its fourth producing well.
Meanwhile. dry holes had been drilled at Big iPne
Key. Sugar Loaf and Key largo. and start being
mode the mainland neoT HomesteodJ
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-10

Alter NE early sumner of ls4s the method prospect
ms boz o coms into lowYng deroplone towing god
So nvenasd just before the second World Wa the magnetic
messr doodebug MuekrGveling jeeps also used
~ pfoapsciors In the 'Clodes
The dcodebug records tope the voiotons the
magnsc quoles Of the sorh whether above or below
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-10


tsfraea Nv basement rock during upheavsls LOWERING
"a ne sobe an oil rig viii the claYs. lime
ons and shals-ssdimsnssrY roek-and oil present ii
~ be found In the pocket pool resting sandstone.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-10

The Great Pyramid of Egypt
covers 1874 acres.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

depending on the area drained by
the stream. In other words, the
structures should be built high
enough so they will not overtop
when the water hits them.
Contour Terraces
On large flat bottom lands with a
slope of less than 1R percent the
contour terrace method works very
well. By this method the water is
usually diverted from a coulee by
means of a dam on a large ditch.
The ditch carries the water out onto
the flat area to be flooded and dis
charges it by means of checks or
turnouts at various intervals. The
contour dixie then holds the water
back and floods the area between
the ditch and the first contour dixie.
bikes should be spaced so that
they will raise the water to the next
one above. For example, if the slope
is / percent Zone foot vertical drop
in 100 feet) the bikes could be built
100 feet apart and 2 feet high and
back the water to the dixie above
and have a foot of free board.
To have a permanent 2-foot dixie
it is advisable to build it about 8
feet high. After settling, erosion and
trampling by livestock or machinery
have taken D1ace during the first
year, the dixie will not be much over
2 feet when finally sodded over.
Overflow gates in the bikes at
various intervals that will permit
the water to flow into the next con-
tour when it reaches the l foot level
provides a very good control for the
water. Contour bikes should be built
please Turn to Page 47)
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15
Irrigation Department
Put Flood Water to Work
BY H. L. DUSENBERRY, Irrigation Specialist
Montana Extension Service
Irrigation Department

IN VAST AREAS of the plains
section of Montana, flooding bottom
lands along dry creeks and coulees
is an important way of producing
feed for livestock. The spring and
early summer rains cause heavy
runoff at times, and flood irriga-
ton provides a way of storing some
of the water in the soil.
The April and May precipitation
records indicate a need for supple
mental water in many e. this
year. The bluejoint produced on
these flooded areas has helped keep
many head of cattle over winters
following dry seasons.
The matter of flooding is rela-
lively simple on many farms. 1t can
also be developed on some farms as
quite an elaborate system. Either
can be be very worth while and
effective.
Division Dams. bikes
Let us assume we have a narrow
coulee with a shallow channel and
the bottom fairly flat on the sides
of the channel in places. A series
of small diversion dams and dikes
might work very well here. With
this method the dam is built near
the slope to be flooded and the dixie
is merely a continuation of the dam.
The dam stops the water and di-
verts it from the channel. The dixie
carries it out on the area to be
flooded. The water spreads out and
gradually finds it's way back to the
channel, where another dam picks
it up and spreads it on another slope.
The dams and bikes should have
three or more feet of free board
Evening star., 1949-04-03
HONE ANp INVESTNlENT

beE reon-s - raEsA = cs
s~Eaua.sr o.. tes' r.sz reEk So
sGEt = -uat Gasr 1 = >.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

ONLY 81. 500 DOWN
% INGRAHAM ST NV
300 ASPEN ST. NV.


Open Sunday, Id. Det 9-yr. -old,
custom ibuilt brick and stone house,
l block from Walter Reed Hosp.
large liv. rm. with stone fireplace,
spacious din. rm. with bay window,
kit with brkfst. space, 3 bedrms.
stripped walls; wall-towall carpetinR
on lst floor; unfiniShed attic: fun
bsmt., oil heat, det. 2-car brick ga
rage; fenced-in lot with fish pond
house in. perfect condition. Direc-
tions Out Georgia ave. to Aspen
st, right on Arpen 81. to home.
7106 9Th ST. NV.
Open Sunday, IA. Reduced for quick
sale Very attractive det. brick
home, featuring center hall and un-
usually large rms. throughout; lot
A large liv rm (fireplace), din.
rm., tiled kit. with bIkfst alcove,
screened porch end E., 3 twin sized
bedrms and " lovely colored tile
bathrooms; finished attic; fun bsmt =,
oil heat, garage. This home will sell
quickly. so see it TODAY Terms Our
Ga. ave. to Dahl!a St, right one
block.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co,
1913 X st. NV. Fealtors, NE. 54O0
Evening star., 1949-04-03
l4l8 ORRFN ST n

Nff=i se - tes#
= -H4s -s Esrks
tFE '7
t'*HA N,s%sf8 htt ~ tsE
Evening star., 1949-04-03
Charming Brick Colonial
Chevy Chase, D. C.

CneVy CndSe, u. Y.
In excellent condition throughout.
This l0-year-old home is custom
built of finest preWar materials
throughout. LIST floor. center en-
trance. beautiful living room done
in the Williamsburg manner. fire.
place, Williamsburg mantel, opening
on screened porch; lovely dining
room. crystal chandelier. chair rail,
. built-in corner cupboards; ? bath,
modern equipped kitchen with COW
cred entrance to attached ,earagee'
2nd floor. master bedroom with pri-.
vate bath, > other bedrooms, and
bath. Stairs to finished and In
sulated attic and extra bedroom.
Closets are ample, some cedar-lined.
Full basement. pine-paneled recrea-.
ton room, fireplace. asphalt-tile led
floor. easement windows. laundry
trays, maids lavatory. Quiet, May
&C, heat with &C. unit. Lot COX
l25, rear yard fenced with Anchor
fence. Beautifully Handicapped, dog
wood. Copper water pipes and gut
tiers. Slate roof. Located on Ap-
pleton St, convenient to grammar
and high schools, shopping and
transportation.
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
Exclusive agent, 1901 So Airing ton
Ridge Rd., Arl., Va. OF S5S6-s035.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
VETERANS-S900

V Z L1tA4ND-SJU
Cash buys ore OF these s-Tm orsrk
homes IL Rock Greek Forest. , bec-
rms. hreplace. porch. fVli base
rnent with gas heat: excellent locs-
5etveen w Isth s, and com ave
Open Saturday and Sunday. p.D
to pm
H. G. SMITHY co.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

tN-t e -5 "a ssFs
EfEEs@se AEE HpA
bah SEA H-Bk 90. .ee ..
"f@ - @t FsfHI |f
- EtHs NliSsRg3 SEs
Evening star., 1949-04-03
WILL SACRIFICE

w 4J| 0~1S4S~@ q
Very lovely 4-bedroom brick home, in
excellent condition large living
room, dining room, ine!osea Knot,s
pliances and cabinets, completely
room suitable for 9Th bedroom;
large dry basement with lsvatory ;
sas heat completely insulated, storm
windows; garage; located near
schools, churches, transportatlon'
must sell; terms arranged. 605 Up
Evening star., 1949-04-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-Ne,.h~e,s

OPEN SUNDAY, 2 to 6 PM.
Az BUCHANAN ST. NV.
8 roams. nAth. . inc.nssd rear
porchts; sensItnishec c!ub-oon II
basement gas E-xh.; nice yard
convenient 70 express buses. street
cars. schools and churches. pr!cec
right for q quick EaiR teYMA, ca.
Mr Sweeney. TW O45g
MARSHALL W. WAPLE co.
1874 l4th 81. nE. Rea.;or DI
Evening star., 1949-04-03
r A. HUMPHREYS

- CAS- ht RsslGef NA "a
ColoFed -3722 9th 81 NV.
open Today is
Aus st.aE hg.cs FaH.F EUrFruIFrtry
.otstfa near usEFEs art Sss
hAIhh&hjfs sYsE e r@0ras 1Hr tsfn
Eoi'S SAtsf hHat cnrrrs' fgrrt rer. h.
terhF6 fSht peftHsa kaTsFs EH-
eFEl tsFHs wira FstAarsHsy cn~m
EsymFut
FLOYD f. DAVIS co
1872 X a. Sw Ma e7as wo
SsAk
Evening star., 1949-04-03

New. detached, corner brick and
frame Open all day Sunday and
BY appointment. 1919 Jonathan s.
Michigan PARK HIS, Nd nice
size rms 3 beorms tile hath !us
basement. large lot improved street
terms can be arTanEeo See repre-
sentative on premises VIII 90
operate with other brokers DutF-
'ions MithiRan ave ne TO 3Aih
st north 70 Chillum I'd turn rlahi
so to net .ntfrstttior. turn riEhh
Evening star., 1949-04-03

Is 10
szE 50 asr%r "es
- 81 Ea saH.r HsA4 @
as s@s HY EEh.=y ,-fre
Ae a sNAh
Co.ase5 EIArsA s. " ..1
A. o.. ssEu4 80 ss
hHsE8 s.E raas e-sEssst
A. s.aEN gsrs-Ssa
& q e 4r Hsrr
s@ 49, =g s@ sRaf t1.
"gF .AeeE 90
fESS F!SNfR Il GO ~
Nes aat ~
Evening star., 1949-04-03

CoLORED-I50O BLK. 9th ST. NV
FIRST commercial; LARGE storeroom
and 2-rm. apt. on first floor; can
Give poss. Of first floor; apt. and
. extra rooms on 2nd floor; ! apt
on Ord floor 2-car brick Earage
100000.
Cor. lst and r sts. n.w.-very desir
able 10 rooms, 2 baths, oil h.-w h
$4,000.
3I27 Warder ST. nw.-PartIy furn.,
with refrigerators; g rooms, 3
kitchens, l bath, brick sarase; Sl6,-
600
So Florida ave. w.-First CONNER
cial: rooms, bath. h.-w.h.; S9,500
43 o st. n.e-Second commercial;
rooms, bath, gas h.-w.h.; corner Of
alley; $4,000 GUY TIMER, 1923
IL ST. NV, NO. 1907
Evening star., 1949-04-03
ROGER MOSS

.I.1 K ] aNe. 2 10 "" - -
New All Brick Bungalow
OPEN TODAY AND DAILY
54ua 18TH ave MlthiEap PRrk HlsiA,
Nd - nice rms tile bath exoan =
sion ATTIC. suitable for , extra
rooms fully equipped kitchen IN e
Guiding electric garbaEe ditpc&er
full basement with extra hsf hAth
large covered porch, priced 70 Eeli
See and compare Representative
on premises Directions Aiehigsr n
ave. ne 20 18th At north 10 Cbii-
lurn I'd, turn riKht 50 TO nsrt
intersection. turn T!Eh,- follow sish
nnHEY1 AHACC
Evening star., 1949-04-03

AsAtuhfla. near Ooea Hhpe ~ 10
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kltchfns. sss h Sh Del sGsass
Can BE- nstr into = ApsftpseutG
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kEAEY JT Isio rt ave ..
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rms Gle bath res IN lsr s1
chestnut SoodwagE e3 - as
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.SSi.sc;os4rG. IA. r f'..s.. ''Ga y =. 80.
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PRICED TO SELL

LN1S LJ1C Il ~ kJA%&4S
1878 EAST CAPITOL ST. n Z
Open Sat. and Sun. . 20 e Osntr
leaving civ. says sell, Show any
time by appointment Immediate
possession 3 bedrms ia baths
large living and dining rni. modern
Kit Semidet brick IN new house
condition OIL a-e heat fcil BASE
ment Venetian hints. screens and
storm windows. Moderate cash
down payment Nicely financed
Gail Mi Garter, VI u237
Marshall J. Waple Co.
1874 I4th ST. W. Real;or. d 3146
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PECK COMPANY. co S533
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