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Show Science Finds Way To Salvage Coal By New Process NEW YORtf (U.R) Mining engineers engi-neers are taking ft tip these days from the old-time gold projector projec-tor In th art of rescuing valuable valu-able ores or coal from worthless material. The modern technique is known at the "sink-float" method, John T. Sherman, mining engineer of the American Cyanamid Co., told the American Society of Mechanical Mechani-cal Engineers. It utilizes the force of gravity to separate valuable from worthless worth-less materials and is similar to the method used by the gold miner's min-er's pan. the sluice box, jog and the shaking table to separate heavy constituents of an ore or raw coal from the light. Developed Rapidly "Sink-float processes, highly efficient ef-ficient in separating coarsely-crushed coarsely-crushed solids on the basis of specific spe-cific gravity differences, have developed de-veloped rapidly during the past few years and today are treating millions of tons of ores and coal each year," Sherman told the meeting. "The two largest coal cleaning plants in the world, now under construction, will employ sink-float sink-float methods and the use of these processes will continue to expand ex-pand sharply In the future." Through the processes, the American Am-erican people will have a more abundant fuel supply In that millions mil-lions of tons of coal may be salvaged sal-vaged from apparently worthless ground, scientists have pointed out "Although many ores cannot be treated by sink-float methods, practically every coal can be cleaned by one or more of these processes," Sherman said. "This fact becomes increasingly important impor-tant as the better seams of coal re exhausted and It becomes necessary to use lower grade coals more difficult to -clean." Use Specific Gravity In a sink-float plant, the coal containing other undesirable ores Is run through a series of troughs or vats containing a liquid having a specific gravity the same as the gravity at which separation is de-aired, de-aired, i "When ore or coal particles are introduced into such a liquid, those having a specific gravity higher than that of the liquid will sink, while those that are lighter than the liquid will float," Sherman explained. One of the obstacles to the technique, tech-nique, he said, Is the lack of cheap liquids having the desired specific gravity.- However, the scientists have overcome the obstacle ob-stacle to a certain degree by mixing mix-ing a fine, heavy solid with water. wa-ter. "While the fine particles are In suspension, the mixture, known at a medium, has a gravity higher high-er than water and can be used to make gravity separation in the tame way as can he accomplished by the use of heavy liquids," Sherman said. SUNDAY HERALD Sunday, December 19, 1948 1 1 Letters to Santa Claus Marines Maintain China Tradition NEW YORK (U.R) The recent assignment of 1.2 SO United States Marines from Guam to China to assist In evacuation of Americans marks another chapter In-Leath erneck service In the Orient which extends over the past 128 years, records of the Marine Corps head quarters reveal. During their long service In the Orient, the Marines have helped to maintain order in the midst of two revolutions, the SlnO-Japa rtese War. and untold minor re bellions and riots. In all that time, the Marines were drawn into actual ac-tual field operations In only one disorder the Boxer rebellion of 1900. China's long record of Internal disorders has been marked by frequent fre-quent waves of anti-foreign sentiment, senti-ment, particularly under the Manchu dynasty which preceded the present government. In 1820 the United States opened trade with China, and Marines, wearing the leatherneck guards of their time, were attached to the East India squadron based at Hong Kong. During the next 100 years it was necessary to land Marines more than 30 times to perform the corps' traditional function of safeguarding safe-guarding American lives and property on foreign soil. Dear Santa Claus, Thanks for the things you brought me last year. Please bring me a projector aid films. My little brother would like a tool box and a spark gun and some pusles. Love from Boyd and Rex Wright. Dear Santa, My sister wants a dool that drinks water and a dress for her doll. I want a doll that has hair and a lot of clothes, a doll buggy and a electric stove with some pots and pans. Love, Nancy and Charlene Oliver. Dear Saita Clause, Thanks for the toys you brought me last year. This year please bring me a wagon, teddy' bear, a little car and a gun In a holster. Please fill my stockings with candy and nuts, also a big orange. With love. Tim Herring. Dear Santa Claus, I want a sleigh, and a doctor set. I am try ing to befa good boy but it is sure hard sometimes. I will leave a coke out for you so you won't get too thirsty. Mama says you don't dri-ik anything stronger. I km 3 years old. Love, Douglas Whltlock. Dear Santa Claus, Will you please sent - me a pear of cowboy cow-boy boots and will you sent me a pear of iceskatcs and a b.b. gun that is all. Merrill Niclsoh. Dear Santa, My name is Marie Keeler. I am five years old. I am trying to be a good girl. I would like a biclcle and a story princess doll. I would like these things very much but it really doesn't matter. With Love, Marie Keeler. Dear Santa. Mv name is Claudia Keeler. I am 2 years old. I would like a pretty dolly a-id a doll buggy and some dresses that will fit Jhe dolly. I also want a nitie Just like the one I go to sleep in. I am trvina to be a good girl. With love, Claudia Keeler. Dear Santa Claus, Thank you for what you brought me last year. This year. I would like a doll, a doctor set, a purse, a pair of house slippers, and some shoes. Please put some candy and nuts in my stockings. We 11 leave you some pie or cake. Thank you. Elaine Killpack. Dear Santa, Please Wi-ig me a bicycle and some candy and nuts I've tried very hard to be a goon boY Bring my big brother a trombone because he wants to be in the band. Robert Brimhall. Dear Santa Claus, Thank you for the things you brought me last year. I would like vou to bring me a football, a gas station and some little cars and a dump truck. Some candy and nuts too. Thank you, Denny Brown. Dear Santa Claus. 1 I want a baking set and anything else you think a little eir) 7 years old would like. Thanks for what you brought me lasy year. Don't for get my brother John and my sister sis-ter Beverly and Mama and Daddy. Dad-dy. Noree Bylund. Dear Santa Clause, My name Is Darwin Dee Cluff and I live at Pleasant Grove, I would like a erector et and a wind-up train and a service station outfit. Dee Cluff. Dear Santa Claus, Would you bring me a table and chairs to share with my brothers, a magic kln doll, doll clothes, an ironing iron-ing board and some candy and nuts. Thank you, Judy Brown. Dear Santa Claus, Will you bring me a football, some candy and nuts and whatever else you want. Thank you, Steven Brown. Dear Santa. The following are what I want for Christmas: Walt Disney's Donald Duck.;Games, Inlay In-lay puzzels, comical elephant, tin-kertoys tin-kertoys large size. David Baldwin. Dear Santa Claus, Please bring me" a wlndup- train, Jeep with headlights. Jay. Dear Santa Clause, I am a little boy nearly five years old, I have tryed to be a good boy this year. Would you bring me sled, a marble shottcr, and a steam shovel. I would also like some candy and nuts in my stocking. Yours truly, Clifford Losee. Dear Santa. My name Is Mary- ana Hatch who lives at M E. 3rd S. The reason I am sending you my address is we are living in a different place and I W8nt to make sure that you'll know where to come. I am a good girl all the time I held my mother do the supper dishes and the house work my school work is good. I would like a bicycle very much and I would like some records. Love, Maryana Hatch. Dear Santa, Give me a b. b. gun and a cork gun and a electric train, a bow and arrow, steel points, and a pack to carry them in and a teddy bear that's white and some blankets to keep me warm, a pup tent with pegs, a pencil box, and some clothes for me and the twins, and a sled and buck rogcrs gun. That's all. Thanks, Clark. O, and fill my sox full. Clark Allen. Dear Santa Claus. I am writing to tell you what I would like you to bring me for Christmas. Christ-mas. I want a betsy wetsy doll with dresses, a hot water bottle, and a night gown, a new dress, a game, a little doll house, nuts and candy. I am a good girl, I go to the first grade at Linden. Thank you, Nona Marie Kirk. Dear Santa Claus, My mother is Writing this letter for me and my sister. I am 7 and Janet js four. I am -sick in bed, but 1 hnni I will he hettpr for Christ. mas. Please bring me a doll house ironing board, and a doll. Janel wants a doll house, .ironing board ana noil, loo. we wish you a merry Christmas. We- have been good girls. Love, Merle and Janet Yearsley. Dear Santa Claus, I am three years old and I stay with my aunt. I am a good girl, I would like you to bring me a betsy wetsy doll with dresses, a hot water bottle and a night gown. I would like a new dress and shoes, a bracelet, a ball and orange and nuts and candy. Thank you, De- ann Kirk. Dear Santa, I would like a buggy and doll and roller skates, story books and man on a bike and house slippers, house coat, candy, nuts and cookies. Thank you for what you give me last year. Karen Willoughby. Dear Santa Claus, Dixie" wants a betsy wetsy doll with layet. She wants a baby bugy. She wants tin hen hen that squawks WILBUR By BILL RUBLE MXJ TWOUSWT YOU'D 6ET OUT OF DANCING BY WEARING TUrS COSTUME, DIDN'T YOU DEAQIE sx r i i 1M. Tim lUmitM- ' V ry -J and lays eggs, gloves, story books, purse. Trytsie wants Louis Mart electric train and a gun and holster and belt. He wants shovel, hoc and rake set, gloves, wind-up car, marbles to play Chinese checkers, fish, Larry wants icfc skates. Sunny wants ice skates. Ma want dishes and you know what else, high heel shoes. Suzy. Dear Santa, My name is Robert Rasmussen. Would you please bring me some combat boots, a tool set, a sleigh and a steam shovel, some candy and nuts and my little brother Val wants 4 steam shovel, a pencil aet, some combat boots and a sleigh, and some candy and nuts. My brother Glade wants a mickey mouse wrist watch and foot ball and some shirts and socks, also candy ana, nuts. Thank you for being good to us last year. Love. Rob- ert, Val and Glade Rasmussen. Dear Santa Clause, Please bring me a betsy wetsy doll, doll blanket, and a buggy. I would BY H. S. Principal Leaves For Study A. John Clarke, principal of BY high school, has been granted a leave of absence to continue his studies toward a doctor's degree at the University of Colorado, Dr. Golden L. Woolf, chairman of department of secondary education educa-tion at BYU, announced Saturday. Mr. Clarke will leave in Janu ary, and Herbert Christensen, a present member of the high school faculty, will act as principal in the absence of Mr. Clarke. 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