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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-20
Bethesda Bungalow
Dumuqed by Fire

Fire yesterday caused an esti-
mated $4,000 damage to a home at
4617 South Chelsea lane, Bethes-
Ida, Md.
The fire, which Bethesda fire
men restricted to two rooms in
the bungalow, apparently started
i'm the furnace room.
The house is occupied by M. w
IGieseking and his mother, Mrs.
Grace M. Gieseking. No one was
hurt,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-20
VonsviIIe Citizens to Meet

F. A. Richards. Prince Georges
County chief of police, will address
the Evansville Citizens Association
lat 8 pm. tomorrow at the Belts
vile School. Also on the program
will be Robert E. Webster, associ-
ate horticulturist at the Belts
willie Plant Research Center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-20
Lee PTA to Meet

Mrs. Miriam P. Speck, chief of
Arlington County's psychological
services, will address the Robert
E. Lee Parent Teacher Association
at 8 pm. tomorrow in the school,
Lee highway and Lexington street.
Evening star., 1951-03-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER AZ Commander Land
Cruiser in lustrous black with all the
famous Stude. engineering features.
Overdrive for gas economy, air-con-
dition. climatizer, def. radio.
good tires. clean throughout. 3-day
driving trial. 30-day warranty. Spe-
cial at S1,O95. LEE d. BUTLER.
INC, 1921 21st st. n.w.. DI. OHIO.
Open weekdays. 6 pm; Sun. 5 m.
STUDEBAKER 1850 sedan; equipped:
S1.395. METROPOLITAN CAR
WHOLESALERS. 1900 Bladenshurg
rd J.
sTUDEBAKER Al Commander de
luxe; r. and h. new tires. seat
covers. very clean; sos. WI. 6s91.
WILLYS 1947 station wagon: r.. h.,
o.d.; motor and cd. Just overhauled:
like new: $500 cash, trade or terms.
KENNY MOTOR SALES. 2150 Bla-
deneburg I'd. ne, Ii. 4-S219.
WILLYS station wagon; from orig.
owner; good cond; SS75 or best
offer. HU. S0lS bet. $50 and 8.
STATION WAGON
Chevrolet only 5 mos Old; 2Q00
Evening star., 1951-03-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

why pay more? 81 bank financing.
AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871 Ela-
STUDEBAKER AS Champion de luxe
@-door sedan; dark blue. picture
windows, c!imitizer, r. and h.. de-
froster. seat covers. 3-day driving
At s1.195. LEE D. BUTLER, INC,
weekdays til 8 pm. Sun. 5 pm.
STUDEBAKER At Champion de luxe
2-dr. sedan; r.. and h.r good tires,
immaculate. Beauty comfort. low
cost transportation. Butler Bonded"
only $Sa5. LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
1121 21st NV. DI. O11O. Open
weekdays til 8 pm. Sun. pm.
:. and h.; Sos 81 METRopoLfT4N qeel' n-rPaf;
CAR WHoLEs .LERs. 1000 Bladens-
sTUDEBAKER 1s4s Champion 4-dr.
Regal de luxe: r. and h.. o.d.; orig.
paint: paint 81 ,l65 or best. Call ia,
STUDEBAkER 1887: good uphols.e cry
and good BODY: good running contii-
tion: 500: MR.. SCALLY. GE. S!9I
sTiuDEBARSER so Champ. 4.door l.,
sedan In beautiful gray; good tires;
overdrive: yerv clean. A one-owner,
low-mileage Butler Bonded" car
for 81 ;495. LEE D. BUTLER. INC,
112l 2lst st. nv. DI. ono. Open
weekdays til 6, Sunday It'll 5. 80
sTupEBAKER 1889 Commander: ex-
$3.50. Call co. 1897 after $50 . n
81
Evening star., 1951-03-29

All advertisements otteflno
automobiles for sole must in-
eiude oetrsl selling price OF COT
Evening star., 1951-03-29
TRUCK VALUES

80 M st. NE. ME-. o505.
Evening star., 1951-03-29
TRUCKS FOR SALE tcon..)

DODGE 1880 ha-ton pickup; ex-
not used commercially. viii take
eas s1sr,nn IN trade: $50 s925. Gail Mr..
INTERNATIONAL l947 1ls-ton; c.
excellent heavy;duty tires; ! owner
nne mechanical cond.; S695; guar.
and terms. TRIANGLE MOTORS,
l333 r. ]. ave. me-, CO. 0SS2.
CHEVROLET 194S .s4-tone panel;
low mileage., excellent condition.
DODGE is4s tp 8 $; H,lton tor panel: low
mdilsage; excellent condition. OWNER,
WHITE Il Il HoRsE ais; m-ton, eft. walk-'n walk
panel; good run. cond;; 8 good tires.
DoDGE '46 R-ton A' panei; G' recondi-
dry cleaners racks. s595. CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR CO, INC. 7725
TERSATH1osN41 MfissSiiH sSe oh 4s sSl9o n;ct sI
reconditioned and guaranteed; new
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR co. INC,
7125 Wisconsin ave, OIL. 6lOO. -31
FORD 1o49 CoE F6 IA stake.
INC 1883 CD30 express.
Dodge 1946 2-ton dump.
Dodse ia4a 212-ton tractor.
GMc 1916 ACRG33 tractor
Federal 194S 2aML2 tractor.
INC l94l COE Ks chassis.
Federal l947 29M2 tractor.
Federal 1945 1SM2 tractor.
Federal I945 45M tractor.
Federal 194S 29M2 IA fat.
GMC 1912 6-wheel IA fat.
Federal 1947 45Ma tractor.
REQ 1947 2R-ton 15' fat.
Brockway '45 2i2-ton 10 chassis.
Federal l94S 29M2 dumps t3),
SHERIFF MOTOR co.
900 r. I. Ave. NE. Il
Valley frontiersman., 1951-08-16
Bureau of Mines Coal Probe Assures Valley Key Role in Alasku's Future

Already stepped-up military op- erations in Alaska require a gen. erouS helping from the known reserves. Last year over half million tons of coal from Alaskan deposists were consumed in the Anchorage area, acording to May. Reserves are dangerously low, and the importance of develop ing new reserves increases in this area as the Eklutna Project, with it's promise of cheaper and more abundant power, rings up the curtain on industrial expan- sion.
 Last week drilling was already going on at location No. 12. Here again it may be necessary to go down almost 2100 feet. The amount of conglomerate deter mines roughly the depth of the drilling. Usually the diamond drill operations bore through about 1000 feet. In locations un- capped or only briefly capped by this cemented rock formation, it is not necessary to go down much further. Drilling in such locations can be completed in a shorter length of time.
 Coal deposits around the Mat anuska Valley are of relatively recent origin, geologically speak ing. According to May, most of this was laid down prior to the time of the glacier. The age of the coal deposits is perhaps mil lions of years more recent than the deposits in the eastern part of the United States.
 Coal Outcroppings
 Working with the Bureau of Mines to correlate findings with the acientific investigations of the U. s. Geological Survey is Don Ford who works out of the Sur vey headquarters in Palmer. Ford is interested in receiving information about any outcrop-
Valley frontiersman., 1951-08-16
Partners Prospecting For High Grade Coal At Old Baxter Mine

The Bureau of Mines wasn't doing all the prospecting for coal i'll the Matanuska Valley last week. Just a few short miles out of town on the south bank of the Moose river, two enterprising Alaskans were taking turns on night and day shifts prospecting on the site of the old Baxter Mine, located between the old Premier and Buffalo mines about four miles from the highway.
 The partners are Owen Shearer and Warren Rice. Shearer has been working the mine for year and Rice for the past five months. They sub-lease the mine property from Mrs. Harold Sogn, whose father held the lease on the old Premier Mine as we'll as the Bax- ter Mine. According to Shearer the old prospectors came in Init and miss" to get coal needed by the Railroad.
 But they missed lot of it." he says. Tt will take a good year to find out what we've got there"
 Right now they have a cross cut and have already penetrated three or four good veins. The veins run four and a half to six and half feet in depth. The coal is very good grade of high test bituminous. It averages 14,000
Valley frontiersman., 1951-08-16
vitul Coal Reserves Sought Here

BTU and is very low on ash and Soot.
 We've got the best coal in the country, Shearer claims.
 The coal lies in a V on either side of the river. In order to make headway with their tunneling operations, Shearer works days and Rice works nights. There's only room for one person to work in the tunnel. Blasting goes on most of the time. The men have run into some faults but not many
 At present, Shearer and Rice keep busy driving gangways, cut ting rooms and mandrafts. All this work has to be done before they can think of hiring men and beginning large scale production. The two men themselves will be producing some coal in about 30 days-25 to 30 tons of it per day.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-08-16

A business concern in Anchorage will take all they can produce. The income will help pay ex- penses while they continue to probe their mine and get it ready for production.
 Shearer has been an Alaskan l2 years. He worked for Cap La throp in the Healy River Coal mine. Before coming to Alaska, he worked in mines in Utah, Wy oming, and Canada. Rice is hard rock miner. Coming to Alaska from Idaho in 1947, he has work ed on the tunnels at Ship Creek and Valdez and was also a fore man at Independence Mine. He drove the gangWay at the Jones' vile Mine. Shearer and his wife live in a house on the mine prop erty; Rice lives with his family in Palmer.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-08-16

pings noticed by residents of the Matanuska Valley. Such informa- ton is of invaluable importance to trained workers in the field, and, perhaps, to the future of the Valley.
 With it's agriculture already we'll established intensive devel- opment of it's coal deposits may well make the Matanuska Valley vitally important spot in the fu- ture development of Alaska.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-08-16

worrying very much about coal even in Alaska, but the Bureau of Mines, looking into the future when Alaska will support a pop ulation considerably in excess of its present 150,000 and a booming industrial development besides, IS far from complacent about the Territory's coal resources.
 Las week, up in the Wishbone Hill area behind the Jonesville mine long two-inch core of the earth's insides almost 1000 feet of it, laid out in 30 foot lengths gave graphic evidence of the Bureaus intensive efforts to To- cate new coal resources for Alas ka.
 The core came out of location II where drilling operations were recently completed by the Pen nsylvania Drilling Co. contrac- tors in the five-year project of the Bureaus Region I. the Alaska Region, under Sinclair H. Lorain in Juneau. Robert May is the pro- E. ject field officer supervising operations in the Matanuska Val a ley District.
 : Drill Down 2l00 Feet
 Drilling is long, grueling process, May explained last week as he reported completion of location II in this, the third summer of the project. The sea- son is short for drilling opera tions-usually less than six months a year, Location II required drill ing through 1,250 feet of conglo- merate (cemented graveD before diamond drill operations could begin. A churn drill was used to go through this tough area. After that the diamond drill pro- bed the earth to the 2100 foot level to search out coal deposits. Piece after piece of the long core was brought up and carefully tagged with its exact location. The core revealed coal beds starting at the 1,670 foot level. It wasn't solid coal from there to the 2,100 foot level, layers of gra- nite-like substance were sand wiched between the layers of coal.
 Just looking at the coal and feeling it between his fingers, May opined that it might be a high grade of >bituminous coal. But the Bureau of Mines isn't satisfied with a mere "look-see". The coal-bearing parts of the core must be carefully wrappedfor the hard cores crumble rapidly when exposed to air) and sent to the Bureaus Central Experiment Station laboratory in Pittsburg for careful analysis.
 Must Find New Reserves
 The purpose of these drilling operations and the analysis which follows is to locate bituminous seams and correlate them with known seams in existing mines. Once these relations are known, it is possible to calculate tonnages available. The bureau, May says, is interested only in increasing the tonnage of coal in Alaska. Choice of the drilling locations naturally falls on sites where there is the most reasonable ex- pectation of finding it.
 The location of more bitumin- ous coal deposists is imperative
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-08

.Wen0e HuoipaftiDitut III Dem
Sdncc feit. pcrnutlid, upu pel1
filrilid)en sltomuerlllhcu berriih-
reno.
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fen Sicnsta1 Das filteltc sSetter
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maize aus &a!noa broc)te Scnpee
ratrrcn untcr Euu im ubcrcn Stuat
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slilsiidlt Neltellt. Scr Sd,ncc am
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fallen, 10 bate man runo 10 3ull
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luatcn i'm uber lpieocr ob, nac)oenl
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rcnoen MGnner pcs lplitbiirps i'm
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9Selt Der lSiiicnidoft auioeriidt unp
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ipihtiaiten tpiiienid)aftlicben BrobIe-
me bon 8eoeutuna fiir &irtid)aft
llno 0erteioiauna aeIoit. Gr iaate,
Die Solpietunion iuiiroe ieoen 9lu:
9riff allf lie nieoerperien, bonn lie
hotte dle Snpcn oer nlpocrncu
Natten illr Terfiiqlna.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-08
Avsgrobvngen soIIen
"poInischen Churukter"
Dunizqs noehweisen

Wcrlln. - ,'um No6lpciS Hes
.pplnild)cn Characters" Sun,iOS
Ipnroen pou Eroi. &ajNejSIuSfi in
Ganjia 9lu5arnblnNen i'm StaNtbe.
reid Nurhaciiibrt, ocren Grgebniiic
uon Ser polniitcu Erciic ais nmc.
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acn iibcr sic llripriinac ibcs pplnl-
idcu Stanica" I'M 6cbicte bon Ian.
;ia bcjeidnct wcrhen. hn cs lid, I'M
elne iInplid,e Sieoluns bonoelte.
Garlt ielen beutife rgebnuptun.
gen" ,iber Die Tr,lhgeihihte 9un.
slas tr,oerlelt tporben. Totidhlih
purbe bon ben bentIhen Siitcrifern
aeraoe aud, Ser 8eihlhte 9an,ias
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!rorfaro'en bon @rnnocnhura al:
2eben iibertroaen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-08

oesfanjlers, bab ser @irtif1oitsrot
aui GO bis so aopie begren;t wer.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-08
F Friedenspropaganda-
Schachzug Moskaus
Wilhelm PECK hat den westdevtsehen Pruesidenten
Theodor Hevss cine gemeinsome Konferenz in
Berlin Herbefvehrvng Won WohIen in sonz
Deutschland ersvcht.

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ben nit, bic Tcl,tic)cn miibtcn ol,rd
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-08
Mehr NahrvngsmitteI
1852, ober die Preise?

Waiblneton. - 1ie 2e6ensmltteI.
hericrsune bes 9an6es miro i'm nGd,.
item Sabre arob senus iein. Inn al.
len Ginpobnern 81, aeitatten. lid,
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-08
korruption und vergeudung stoeren
die |ndustriaIisierung Chinas

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-08
"Grosszvesige"
zUqestoendnisse

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jableu. Gr hat sic SoIinilna, Oa6
ihlu bic Sihehcn iiir lmmcr ielu
!luucicu bclaiien ,perbcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-08
biIIigte
die hoeheren
Portosaetze

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GinIhrcibciuhcn (rcNiitcreb WtuiU ,
pcriihcrtc Epit lmD =. :. 0.sScns
Dln0en lucrbcn cbenfulls telircr unD
ipllcu iusNciumt 20 ,Oiillipncn Sol
lar lncbr cinhrinNcn.
SruB blcler GrhDhluNcn bleiht
nCr EoltucrWulutnn notb cln CT
hcbllthcs IcIiilt, Ous filr D0s anl
80. Sllni 1862 Ill Gnbe aebcnpe
hednlllNsiahr ulf 25O MilliOnen
Collar beiiffcrt miro. Sic Eurtpers
bDbllnOcu lpCrpcn iuocm mehr ais
lpettnenaht blWdl Die beuorltebenDe
SohnerhohuuN pca lSoitperipnuls
uon iusNelomt 252 Oiilllpnen. Die
GrhDbuulO Der llrluubsueloer uul 30
Milllpncn llnD Die moulite GrhD:
blna Der Sabnipcien I'M 20 Mils
liuntll.
Gem Gt'ce lit aud, ,3llias einNe,
iilat wnrbcll, bllrth Den cine nclle
Misunderstanding filr SunDesonles
ltelltc, eilihlicblit pcs Eoltperip.
nails. pcriilNt miro. Slnacitelltc nit
cincr Sicnilieit bis I'll prci Suhrcn
crbolten Is Sage llrluIb. nit elmer
ipltcn bon ) bis II ><ahltn 20 Sd
&c lulp nit ilbcr 20 >>abrem 20 Sage.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-08

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riifSulpeilen, uno Sesueaeu pcnOc
er lid, nln oircft an Seub.
Gum eritenmal iNlua Yief Sic
illternatiunalc lleberlpad,una ser
bei,tid)cn @ablen ourh Sic Vcidt.
5llnsslnIhte Hublano. oie Gercinia.
ten Staatcn England lmo jranf.
reid Dor, aber nidt burd, Sic llat.
wie Meitoeutid)lauo se,piinidt hattc.
Erdiioeut Selb par nid)t IN Bonn
a!nucleno. gntlport miro aliu crit
lpater erIplsen.
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bie Eiefide Ginlnbumg aIs cine poll
9fublano a,tsseDenbe Eropaganoo.
aeite, Oic jeitlid) ali Sic Groiinlmg
scr ll9t. .@erian,u,lllng in Yaris ob.
seitinlmt lit.
9tud aluiit)t nusIGnbiihcr Wco.
badter bcitcbt ciu ;3i,ianlnlenbung
nit Giefs gereitid)ait ;u 0rrlanb.
lungcn nit @eitocutid,lanb uno ocn
Trieocnsuorihlisen, Die Ser ruiIiihc
aubenniniiter 9lnorei @iidiusfi in
Der Scrianmllmg in EariS 5l,m
9(usSrut bringen miro.
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cillem Sabr nIcS noalife ueriud)t,
I'M ben Gintritt @eltoeutihlanoS III
bas wcIleuropaiihe Gerteioigunss.
iplteM sl pcrlln0ern.