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Show Here Is Sketch No. 3 In Herald's Christmas Coloring Contest VOLCANO IN Coal Outlook More Hopeful Sprinkle Your i ChristmasNTree To Keep It Fresh HAWAII ROARS INTO ACTION VOLCANO,' Hawaii (UPI) ' 'l Kilauea Iki crater 'erupted, Moi-daLONGMEAlbOW, Mass. EAST for the 10th time since the -to If want. (UPI) you f keep WASHINGTON UPD The coal volcano roared into action on Nov your Christmas tree looking fresh 14. industry predicted today its The latest outburst lasted 4 2 sprinkle jits branches with water. for 1950 is "more hopefal hours That is the advice of Herbert the shortest eruption cf than for some jyears past" be- the current series.' A, Johnson, 32, one of New England's largest Christmas tree dealcause of anticipated greater deers He disagrees with the theory mand from electric plants and that a tree is better preserved by steel mills. putting its base iii a container of E. of water. Moody, president Joseph the National Coal Policy Confer"As soon as a tree is cut down, ence, said coalj production next pitch begins to flow toward the he explained. wound," open year was expected to run 10 the base around hardens "Then itj ahead of 1059. NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI ) Arch- and fro'm enter water prevents Mar arios won a sweeping Moody made the forecast in an bishop bottom. tree the from the in Sunday's election to be- ing t0 customers article in the United Minework-er- s victory I tell my come the first president of an inon water branches the Journal. The .coal policy con- dependent Cyprus republic, a fin- sprinkle he said other about every day," ference is made, up of represent al tally of votes showed today. absorbs the "That tree, way The Greek Cypriot archbishop. of the coal companies, th;? it" fresh to moisture keep Si enough :i j t i union , customers, suppliers and"1 1 I Tp' - looking through the holidays." elecwon the the lotus British, by v . St. Johnson said there's no harm :ransporters. f t'on with 14,IKW votes compared The electric industry,' Moody to 71,000 for his rival, John der- putting jthe tree in a; bucket of water. "But it will take in so said, is confident that there will ides. water it's hardly worth .it," little be a "marked increase" in the A hundred thousand Cypriots use of electricity in 1950. He said gathered beneath a balcony of he said this would aid the coal indusjti'.v Makarios' bishopric roared .apbecause "this ;is coaPs fastest proval for four minutes Monday The average jetliner carries growing market." night when it was officially an won had the nounced can enough uel to drive .ah automo"The steel industry, too, archbishop to the moon, 225,000 miles. bile election.not help out contribute substan- the tially to a coal resurgence," :ie wrote. He said the steel makers effort! to make up for production strike and lost during the $2.00 COUPON to foreign producers Says Industry . y 8 Suspects Questioned In Denver Banker's Death . . 1-- ,By United Press International . '' 52-ye- ar j ! j ; i r ...... - ports that a newsboy saw Rock's Dodv bcinS removed from the DENVER (UPI)- - Two women cab early Sunday suspects in the death of George Rock insisted today that the ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo. (UPDT old banker and 4 Colorado Sweetwater economic Democratic , National Committee- - comrhark is County's" a "snrrntc ctnn man tumbled to his death while showing 'how an area .Van right bock after the dcalh of its major , , n- Sunday. industrv. Sen. Gnlo Mrf. The women stuck to thei" story Wyo.) said Monday. under police questioning, as de- MeGee said after tectives rounded up another .man, hearing for the Senate Special bringing to five the number of Committee on Unemploy m e n t persons being held for investiga-- : r.mKrrtrv,- -' thnt Ttnrr Cnrinc- - M. tion in the case. All are Negroes. adjustment wa "the end product Rock's body was found lying 0f the kind of. courage they here beneath a tree in an East Denver in this part of Wyoming showed-narnr- -. Snndav morninff. An: anfnnsv j me remarKs in ivicuce maae C diedI of a ; showed he fracskull, after 18 peron? tes. up summing ture' tified at the hearing and state- Detective Sgt. Keith Morris saidjments from seven others were ' that police are investigating re-- read. j Archbishop Named 1st President of Cyprus Republic nt pe-ce- ; TUESDh1gl. 15' Intcrmountain Briefs k oqi-loo- DAILY HERALD " j - i 1 . Major Amos B. Hoople a comfoftaMe chair and oil7 he dozes. We honestly hope his dream comes trud in a big way he's such a grand old guy. Boys and girls 10 yeai3 of age and younger are to color t he above sketch as part ot trie Herald s annual Christmas coloring contest Two previous drawings in the five-pa- rt coloring series wero published in the Sunday and Monday Heralds. There will be two more sketches, to be published Wednesday and Thursday. Read the contest rules pub- lished below; . . AGE Phone . . NAME Jufiv give WASHINGTON (UPD A group of experts reported today that plenty of fuel will be available at present prices to supply an atomic power, industry much greater than as envisioned in the next 15 " . J U-23- Hon kilowatts over the next years. Instead of going up, the pr! ce ,' might well come down In that ' j period, the report said. of Estimates this jfuI country's .ture nuclear power capacity have : ranged from 10 to 23 million kilo-- ! watts by 1975. As far as fuel is concerned, the new report suggests, industry could build twice to four time. that capacity without running afoul of rising costs or shortages This would leave a lot of margin foj foreign power plants supplied with U.S. nuclear fuel. The report was made for the ; Atomic Industrial Forum by Ken iieth D. Nichols, nuclear consult- ant and former general manager of the Atomic Energy Commiv sion; William Webster, president . of the New England Electric Sys- tem and the Yankee Atomic Elec trie Co.; and Perclval F. Brund-- 1 age, r former budget director. -- J j - sketch, of Major Hoople, appears above on this j page. The NO. 4 .and No. 5 sketches, to- be published in the next two days, ' will 'be of Tizzy and Alley ' - j water color, o you desire crayon, colored pencil, or what- ;.!!. Be sure the work Is your own. This contest is for you modern SNOW FLOCK KITS O Christmas Wreaths . TIL ' EVE. EVERY NIGHT 105 WEST CENTER s-- ter, Prizes? 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I Also a Choice Selection of JACKET or, $ 98 UR CHOICE ANY THE CAR COAT laSfa Tall-YO- CHUBACH J :'' Some industrialists have hesl- - test.". to in one invest heavily atomic There are; two divisions tated power ' for fear the government for boys and girls 7 and under; might some day Jack, up the jrice the other for those 8, 9, and 10. uranium-23- 5 or restrict the 01 All youj have to do is to color ' five sketches of Herald comic supply. Today's report said there will strip characters, now appearing 5 to meet weap in the paper. be enough at ons needs and the same tlma The first; drawing, of Priscllla's provide fuel for a commercial Pop, was; published Sunday; the power capacity of at least 40 nill second, of Sweetie Pie 15 6' i PURCHASE OF BOYS' OR GIRLS'! WITH girls. Honorable mention will be given many more. Save all five sketches until you have completed them; then clip them together and mail or deliver them to The Herald office by Wednesday, Dec. 23. Winners will be announced after Christmas. HI Judging will be on the basis of It isn't tqo late, kids, to get This year there1 is no national in the big Christmas coloring contest. Local prizes will be beauty, imaginative coloring contest sponsored by The Herald. awarded to a dozen boys and neatness and originality. All children 10 and under are eligible tq enter, except children of Heraldj employes and the two r3 top winners! 'in last year's con- " . " $25 YOUR CHOICE THIS COUPON IS WORTH $200 and Under Are Eligible to Enter Herald's Christmas Coloring Contest Uranium for Power Ample MONTANA FIR . ... TREES 4' Tall p AH Kids 10 Supplies Of years. out-stri- SPECIAL CHRISTMAS ay would boom production. As for exports, Moody said that shipments overseas in 1950 would just about match the 30 million tons shipped this year if European stockpiles and foreign tariff policies remained the same. CITtf ADDRESS 4 115-d- CLEARANCE EVERY NIGHT! 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