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Evening star., 1938-12-18

is quitting Hollywood for six months
OF rest so she can buy some clothes,
go to Europe, see some sights, go
to a party or two-and. oh, yes,
forget about the movies"
She thinks six months won't be
too long to be away, because she's
made Just scads of pictures. Most
of them have been good pictures,
she says, but none of them great.
What she really wants is strong
role, one that dominates the story.
She thought Eugene in "Suez"
might be that role, but it turned out
to be far from it. She thinks Ken
tucky'' will be entertaining and
Man, Wife and Friend" better
than average comedy. Both will be
released soon.
THE way I've been forging ahead
in this business says Loretta, with
a great deal of frankness, with so
few really good roles simply amazes
me. I guess I must be lucky
Evening star., 1938-12-18
Heffernun
Continued From First page.)

Maurice Costello, one-time celluloid
Lothario, sues daughter Dolores for
non-support =. Judy Garland seri-
ously hurt in auto crash Star
Pat O'Brien sued by Actor Pat
OBrien for $3.50. 900, claiming name
interference IT,. Rudolph Valentino,
dead 13 years, becomes best box
ofiice star with revival of The
Sheik" Top song hit-'Love
Walked In"
June-Hollywood stops making
pictures . Preview of "Algiers'
establishes Hedy Lamar as town S
No. glamour girl New Holly
wood race track opens Execu-
tives study dope sheets Leo
Gorcey. captain of Dead End" kids,
serves five days in Jail Gable
gets positively Rhett Butler call
Sam Goldwyn engages third
director to work on fifth script of
Cowboy and Lady" Walt Dis
ney cuts employees in on Snow
White" profits
July-Bottom falls out of box
Office Norma Shearer with
draws from Scarlet role by popular
request Paulette Goddard stirs
colony by registering as Mrs Charlie
Chaplin" Jane Withers, Clark
Gable treated for first-degree fire
cracker burns Don Ameche
loses appendix in Europe
United States wallops industry be-
tween eyes with antitrust suit
. Hays rushes to Washing
ton Hays rushes to Hollywood
Jack Dunn dies on day set fol
debut as star Million dollar
movies are your best entertain
ment" campaign launched
Simone Simon sues secretary over
shortage; holders of famous gold
keys" shudder Patsy Kelly
lops OF 40 pounds in colossal diet
campaign -. Del Mar track
opens Joan Crawford, Franchot
Tone toss in marital sponge
Hughes round-world flight spurs air
| cycle Top song hit-"Music,
Maestro, Please"
August-Simon turns in gold keys
sails for Paris Shirley Temple
gets stomachache in Boston, rousing
world =. Dies committee blasts
Hollywood Reds" Jack Oakie
sued for divorce Preview crowd
knocks Elizabeth Patterson down,
cracking knee Lupe Valez and
Johnny Weissmuller divorced
Corrigan brings his errorplane to
R-K-O Warner GLAND dies
in Stockholm Harry M. Warner
returns from East with no new
stories or stars, but 100 head of
horses; declares 1887 will be biggest
year Pearl White, serial queen,
dies In Paris Top song hit
Music, Maestro, Please"
September-William Powell un-
dergoes second operation Mae
West heads $4,000 900 company
Gladys Swarthout swan songs opera
movies with songless B picture
Bette Davis and husband part, best
Of friends" Pauline Frederick
dies American Legion captures
Hollywood Chester Morrises
separate, "best OF friends" =
Sam Goldwyn tosses tea party for
Jascha Heifetz-and really serves
tea Bill Robinson Jailed in
street row Studios quiver on
Evening star., 1938-12-18
Continued Prom First Page.)

pie one by one, forces them to ex-
pose their own torment and then
destroys whatever there is that has
been sustaining them through it.
The ventriloquist stands in the CEN
ter of the barroom, and, talking
through his dummy, proclaims pub
hcly, in the dreadful, childish clat-
ter of the ventriloQuist's dummy
his wife's shame. For . moment,
the boy dancer is led to believe that
the dwarf Is his father and looks
upon him with furious hate. Then
he runs out, wild with q new hor-
ror, with q new hindrance to his
marriage and chance for happiness
the thought that, If his father was
not this dwarf, he might have been
some other, he might have been de-
formed in another way. And the
dwarf, who has been hoping that
some day he would be taken out of
his loneliness by finding his son,
now realizes what would happen if
he did find the boy and no longer
has even hope to keep him conf
pany. The props are kicked out
from under Clancy one by one.
His wife, he discovers, is q trollop
who left him because he bored her
His child had not been his own.
But there Is one thing in him that
cannot be destroyed-his faith that
good and evil exist, that man, with
his free will, has the power to choose
between them, and that eventually
goodness will triumph on earth.
But how? 1t is here that Mr..
Barry goes cloudy on us. He con-
cludes his play on the somher note
Of the death Of Clancy. The press
agent, in a cold rage, takes out a
gun to shoot Pabst, and Clancy, an
swering the illusionist's cry of help
me-" steps into the path of the bull
let. Good has always come to the
rescue of evil. Evil cannot be de-
stroyed by an act of violence which
in itself is evil.
No doubt this dramatic restate-
ment of Christian philosophy is per-
tinent at this time when the cult
of violence Is at q peak, but it did
not seem to me . huge enough ch-
max for a play that had worked
along SO hugely up to that point.
Mr.. Barry seems to have been able
to do no more with his climax
than warn us that evil-the uni
versal tragedy Of the race Of man
through all its history-will not
end. The newspaper business has
a rule that tells what's wrong with
that. It says alternatives make
news.
The season has been graced by
many distinguished performances,
but Eddie Dowling's Clancy de-
serves ranking with the best. This
producer-actor, best known As q
song-and-dance comic, plays with
quiet, luminous, white-faced In
tensity. Clancy is part man and
part spirit, and Mr.. Dowling makes
the sum Of his parts unforgetable.
The whole cast-Russell Collins, Leo
Chalzell, Madge Evans, Doris Dudley,
and the rest-seemed to me mag
nificent, swept up in and carried
high by an impassioned work Of
art.
tcepyrishL 1885 b. ths North Ansrieas
Mswspspsf Aifianee, fne.)
Evening star., 1938-12-18

studios praisers for date with the
gal to talk about this and /or that
are given scads of information about
her hopes, her clothes and her lead
ing men. But no date
Lamar doesn't like it bit.
II don't know why the studio has
done this!" she exclaimed. Il like
to meet people and I like to talk to
them. But / don't want to be an
other Carlo"
Take it from one who was invited
to Hedy's house before the ban. she
talks very well. She knows all the
answers and is willing to give them
even if they do concern that picture
Ecstasy" in which Hedy ran around
in the altogether.
With the writer's who have been
on the stage where Hedy is doing II
Take This Woman" she has had
informal chats, but there are no
extended, formal interviews such as
were permitted after she set the
celluloid afire in "Algiers."
You know what?"- she asked the
other day. Il think people will get
the impression / am the kind of a
woman of the screen that I am on
it. II I am not allowed to talk to
people, they will get the idea 1 am
mysterious or something. I'm not,
am -"
Perhaps Hedy was talking too
freely about Ecstasy" The studio
was careful to omit the name of
that accomplishment from her
biography and it also changed her
name from Keisler.
Evening star., 1938-12-18

Hollywood locked door Selznick
announces Scarlet OHara candi-
dates narrowed to 15-with Paulette
Goddard the rail dlly M-G-M
stockholders suit reveals million
dollar bonus paid Norma Shearer
for making Marie Antoinette"
Studios, we'll ahead of schedules
slow down for holidays and study
of Santa Anita dope sheets
Top song hit-"My Reverie."
Copyright. 1888. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc)
Evening star., 1938-12-18

Carlo alone. Of the actresses who
have attempted it, successfully imi-
tated clam. But even after a time.
she got tired of being mysterious
and aloof. Others, including Theda
Bara, Katharine Hepburn, Ann
Harding and Anna Sten, tried the
sphinx act, but 1t didn't become them
nor did it help them.
And it doesn't become Hedy. Come
on, M-G-M, give the gal a break.
Evening star., 1938-12-18
Amanda Says
This Beauty
Is Logical
Faces of Stars Get
Attention All
Day Long
BY the Associated Press.

HOLLYWOOD.
Amanda Duff, the comely young
lady whom the screen took away
from Santa Barbara, Calf, society,
has fairly logical reason why most
movie actresses are COR SEEM more
beautiful than their off-screen
sisters:
AN actress with a 9 o'clock set
cali usually has to be in the make
up department at 7, which means
two hours for hairdress and facial
makeup. Attentions later during
the day from the hairdresser and
makeup man take another hour.
Eighteen hours a week of at
tention can scarcely help but i'm
prove the looks Of any woman"
Amanda's getting her current 18
hours weekly beauty aid for her
leading role in Mr.. Moto in Porto
Rico"
Evening star., 1938-12-18
ANU s SEMENT 8.
Hedy Lamar Won't Talk,
but 1t Isn't Her Fault
BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD,


Hedy doing Garbo" against her will.
Doing Garbo should be explained
presence newspaper boys
possible being
Hedy the glamour girl with capital
Evening star., 1938-12-18
Gala opening.
Hard to Get.
S..30 nm
Warren Hull

Warren Hull
in
Michael OHalloran. '
Ronald ColmAn and
Frances Dee in
If ] Were King.
Lloyd Nolan
In
Prison Farm."
Victoria the Great"
and "Wallaby jim Of
the Islands"
Navy. Blue and Gold"
and Bad Man Prom
Birthstone"
Charles Boyer and
Sizrid Curie in
"Algiers."
Eleanore w hit ney.
Betty Cradle. Cam =
pus Confessions"
ELL Boyd as Hop
along Cassidy in
Pride OF the West"
John Boles and
Madge Evans Ii
Sinners in Paradise. "
Gene Autry in
Rhythm of the
Saddle"
The Gladiator" and
Return of Scarlet
Pimpernel."
Jack Oakie and Ruth
Donnelly in "Annabel
Takes q Tour
Clark Gable and
Myrrfa 10y in
Too Hot to Handle. "
THE Colorado Trail
and Mr. Wong. De-
tectiye."
Romance OF theLim-
berlost" and Dan
geYouS to Know.
Evening star., 1938-12-18
Dark.

Warren Hull
in
Michael OHalloran.
Ronald Colman and
Frances Dee In
III ! Were King"
Edward @. Robinson
''I Am the Law"
Victoria the Great"
and "Wallaby Jim Of
the Islands"
Navy. Blue and Gold"
and Bad Man Prom
Birthstone. "
Charles Boyer and
Sigrid Curie in
"AlgierS."
Barbara StanWyck
and Henry Fonda in
Mad Miss Manton."
Dixie Dunbar ard
Ernest Truck in
Freshman Year"
John Boles and
MAdge Evans in
Sinners in Paradise I"
A reissue of
King Kong"
with Fay Wray.
Time Out for Mur-
der and Shes Got
Everything"
Pat O'Brien. MARIA
ret Lindsay. Garden
of the Noon"
Clark Gable and
! Myrna Low in
Too Hot to Handle. "
Edward G. Robinson
/ in
Il Am the Law"
Romance OF the Linn
berlost" and Dam
| gefous to Know"
Evening star., 1938-12-18
WEDNESDAY
Dark,

Georxe Raft and
Dorothy Lamour in
Spawn Of the North"
Ronald Colman and
Frances Dee in
If I Were King"
Edward @. Robinson
in
II Am the Law"
woman AEainst.
Woman" and
Love Takes Flight"
Fred AacAurray and
Ray N'lland In
Men With Wings"
Constance Bennett
and Vincent Price in
Service de Luxe.
| Barbara Sranwyck
and Henry Fonda in
Mad Miss Manton.
Randolph Scott and
Hope Hampton in
! Road to Reno"
Joan Bennett. Phyllis
/ Kennedy. Mother
| Carey's Chickens"
Bing Crosby and
Fred MacMurray in
Sing. You Sinners. I"
Time Out for Muir
der" and She's Got
Everything.
Pat OBrien. Marxa =
ret Lindsay. Garden
of the Moon, j"
| WAYNE Morris ard
I Priscilla Lane in
! Brother Rat"
Edward G. Robinson
in
II Am the Law"
Secrets of an Act
ress" and "Bulldos
Drummond'S Peril"
sESrane Ne Neyay -
Evening star., 1938-12-18

Heart OF the
Rockies" and
"StraaRe Faces"
Jane Withers
in
Always in Trouble.
Down on the Yarm"
and "RenfYew of the
Royal Mounted"
Passport Husband"
and "Panamint'S
Bad Nan"
Law West of Tomb
stone" and "AnnAbel
Takes a Tour"
John Howard and
Mary Carlisle in
Touchdown Army
John Howard and
Mary Carlisle in
Touchdown Army"
Barbara Stanwyck
and Henry PoUia in
Mad Miss MAnton- :"
Crime Ring"
Charles StarTett IN
South of Arizona.
Joel MeCrea. Andrea
Leeds. Youth Takes
a Fling"
THE Gladiator" and
Return of Scarlet
Pimpernel."
Pride of the West"
and Mysterious Mr..
Motto"
Down on the Farm. p"
Lloyd Nolan in
King OF Alcatraz."
Plight to Fame" and
Under Strange
FLAGS
Rolling Plains
and
Prison Train"
The Road to Life"
"Old Barn Dance"
Betty Cradle in Cam.
pus Confessions"
Smashing the Rack
cts" and OUTLAWS OF
Sonora"
The Sharpshooters
and "Torchy Gets
Her Man"
"Renexade Ranger"
Peter LORE in "Mys.
terious Mr.. Moto."
Anne Shirley
Girls School"
Call of the Mesquit
GERS and. Cali Of
the Yukon "
The Jones Family
in
Down on the Farm. II
Dennis O'Keefe in
Vacation From
Love. -
The Marx Brothers
in
Room Service"
"Panamint's Bad
Man and Time
Out for Murder"
Jane Withers
in
Always in Trouble. -
Dionne Quintuplets
in
Five OF a Kind"
Call of the Rockies. -
MELVIN DOUGLAS IN
Fast Company"
The Jones Family
! in
Down on the Farm.
| Bette Davis
in
! The Sisters"
m y erious Mr..
Motto" and "Crirr1e
Takes a Holiday"
I Meet the Girls"
and
Sky Giant
| Anne Shirley
! in
! Girls School"
| Anne Shirley
| in
Girls School"
| The Lane Sisters
| in
Pour DAUGHTERS "
| Dionne Cuintuplets
| IN
' "Five of a Kind"
Evening star., 1938-12-18
THURSDAY

-
When Thief Meets
Thief and High
Command"
Ronald Colman and
Frances Dee in
IF ] Were Kins."
Bob Burns and
Irwin 8. Cobb in
Arkansas Traveller. =
Lynne Overman
in
Sons of the Lesion. .
Barbara Stanyyck
end Henry Fonda in
Mad Miss MAnton. y
The Missing Guest. .
Joe PenpeH In
Mr.. Doodle Kicks
on"
Girls on Probation.
Evening star., 1938-12-18
FRIDAY

When Thief Meets
Thief" and High
Command"
Ronald Colman and
Frances Dee in
III ] Were Kins."
Barbara 6tanwyck
and Henry Fonda In
Mad Miss Manton. -
Lynne Overman
in
Sons Of the Lexion. "
Katharine Hepburn
and Joan pennett in
Little Women"
Charles Starrett
in
South of Ari1ona." "
Lynne Overman and
Evelyn Keyes In
Sons Of the Legion. "
Girls on Probation. "
Evening star., 1938-12-18

SAhA.AoS
Woman" and
Love Takes Flight. "
Fred MscMurray an6
Ray Milland in
Men With Wings."
Constance Bennett
and Vincent Price In
Service de Luxe.
Loretta Young and
Tyrone Power in
"SueZ."
Tom Brown and
Andy Devine in
Swing That Cheer.
Joan Bennett. Phyili,
Kennedy. Mother
Carey's Chickens"
Bing Crosby and
Fred MacMurray in
Sing. You Sinners.
Having Wonderful
Time" and Con-
demned Women"
Mickey Rooney and
Wallace Beery in
"5tAblemates.
Wayne Norris and
Priscilla Lane in
Brother Rat"
Evening star., 1938-12-18
SATURDAY

Bulldog Drummond's
Revenge" and Law
Of the Plains"
Shirley Temple in
Just Around the
Corner"
Border CHAN"
and
Touchdown Army"
Great White Trail"
Joe l. Brown in
The Gladiator.
John Howard and
Mary Carlisle In
Touchdown Army"
Kay Yrancss in
Secrets OF an
Actress"
Affairs of Annabel. 3"
Lloyd Nolan in
Hunted Men"
Sons Of the Leaion"
and
Road Demon"
Hard to Get"
with Dick Powell and
Olivia de HayinAnd.
Evening star., 1938-12-18
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
SUNDAY

SUNDAY
painted Desert"
Bruce Cabot in
Tenth Avenue Kid .
Heart Of the North.
Tyrone Power and
Loretta YOUNG tn
'-Sue1."
Richard Greene and
Nancy Kelly in
Submarine Patrol. !"
DeannA Durbfn and
Melvyn DouglAs In
That Certain Age. ="
Wayne Norris in
Valley of the
Giants"
CLARK Gable and
MyTna 10y In
Too Hot to Handle. "
Dorothy LaYnour and
George Raft in
spawn of the North. -
Dark.
0eorxe Raft and
Dorothy I.Amour In
Spawn of the North. .
Errol Flynn and
Bette Davis In
The Sisters"
Loretta Younx and
Tyrone Power In
''Suez."
I'm Give . Million. =
Janet 0aynor. ''Thret
Loves Has Nancy"
.'Suez"
and
Down on the Parm. >
Richard Greene and
Nancy Kelly in
''Sobmarine Patrol. -"
Loretta Young and
Tyrone Power in
"Suez."
Clark Gable and
Myrna 10y in
TOO Hot to Handle.
Warren william. Cal
Patrick. wives Un
der Suspicion.
Jane withers
in
Always in Trouble.
Having Wonderful
Time" and Con
demned women"
Mickey Rooney and
wallace Beery in
"Stahlemates."
Richard Greene and
Nancy Kelly in
Submarine Patrol" +"
GeorEe Raft
Spawn Of the North. ;
"CaYefree" and
Mysterious Mr..
Motto"
LA Maternelk."
Ray Milland and
Fred MacMurray in
"Mer with WfnEs. i"
Bob Burns
Arkansas Traveller.
Deanna Durbin and
Aelvyn DouRlas in
That Certain Age. :"
DARK.
Fred MacMurray an.
Ray Milland in
Men With Wines."
Prairie Moon"
Jane Withers in
Keep Smiling"
Dark.
Dark.
Joe Penner in
"Mr. Doodle Kicks
on"
Lloyd Nolan and
Gail Patrick in
king Of Alcatraz." "
Pred MacMurray ant
Ray Milland in
Men With Wings"
Tyrone Power and
Loretta Young in
"SueZ."
Professor Beware"
Jack Holt in
"Reformatory.
Joel NcCres. Andres
Leeds. Youth Take;
a Fling"
Clark Gable and
Myrna Loy in
Too Hot to Handle
Clark Gable and
Myrna 10y in
Too Hot to Handle.
Bing Crosby and
Pred MacAurray in
Sing. You Sinners.
Ronald Colman and
Frances Dee in
III ] We're King"
Fred MacAurray an,
Ray Milland in
Men With Wings" :"
Shirley Temple in
Just Around the
Corner"
BinR Crosby and
Fred MacMurray In
Evening star., 1938-12-18
TUESDAY
Dark,

George Raft and
Dorothy LAmour in
Spawn of the North.
EYrol Flynn and
Bette Davis in
The Sisters"
Loretta Young and
Tyrone Power in
'.SuAz
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-28
ModernizatiOn Loss Ratio at
 1.164 Percent

WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.Out of $560 5G8,l18 of modernization and repair loans insured by the Federal Housing Administration, net losses sustained by the Government up to December had reached a total of only 6,527, ,367, according to an an- nouncement by Administrator Stew art Mcdonald.
 This represented a loss ratio of 1.164 per cent. The total number of loans insured by the Federal Housing Administration under the modernization and repair program was 1,450 ,656. In addition, it is es- timated that the campaign spon- sored by the Federal Housing Ad- ministration generated several times this amount of modernization and repair work which does not show in it's own records.
 It should be borne in mind that the Federal Housing Administration lends no money. The moderniza- tlon and repair loans were made by banks and other private lending in- stitutions and were insured by the Federal Housing Administration.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-28
Woman Marshal
 Is Not Gun TOter

CROWLEY, La, Jan. 28. - Al though associates of Mrs. Beulah O'Pry Sigur, woman city marshal, say she has had some tough cases,' she uses verbal persuasion instead of a pistol to enforce the law.
 Her policy proved so popular that when election time came around she was able to defeat five oppos-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-28

The total number of claims paid to lending institutions up to De- cember 1 was 53,269, amounting to $lz, TAI ,139. Of this amount, $6,213- 772 have been recovered and rein stated, leaving a net loss of $6,527,- 367.
 Originally $2OO.O0O,OOO was made available by Congress for losses on modernization and repair loans in- sured. At the suggestion of the Administrator, this amount was re- duced later to S100000,00O when it became apparent that the loss ra- tio would be much less than had been originally estimated.
 Although it is not possible to eS-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-28
CONCERT TO BE
 GIVEN TONIGHT
Students to Take Part in Event in High School
 Gymnasium

Tonight in the grade school audi torium, students of instrumental music at Juneau High School will be presented in a concert including selections by the band, orchestra and clarinet ensemble. with Robert White, directing.
 The concert will begin at 9:30 D. m. and is open to the public.
 A varied musical program will be presented by the large group of stu dent musicians participating.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-28

ing male candidates by majority of 139 votes.
 Mrs Sigur first became marshal by appointment a few days after the death of her husband, Marshal Alexander Octave Sigur.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-28

innate accurately what the utlti- mate losses on modernization and repair loans will be, there is every indication that the greater part of the present authorization will not be needed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-28

ritory because the carcasses of Is deer, all killed by lions, were found there recently. Game war dens, with three packs of lion dogs, will spend the winter hunt ing the culprits.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-28
FORD BIDS FOE WATCH

COPENHAGEN - A 147-year- old watch which Abraham Lincoln car ried during the Civil War drew a bid of $3,400 from Henry Ford when it was offered for sale here recently.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-28
Lion Killers Organize

LAS CRUCES, N. M, Jan. 28.- A mountain lion eradication pro- gram has been launched ia the steep-cliffed Organ mountain ter
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-28

There are more than 250 species of violets.
The Valley settler., 1938-05-26
PLEASANT VALLEY Al

PLEASANT VALLEY All
The club net at Sandviks on Nav
10. The elect ion of officers
took place. Elect ions were as
follows: Dorothy Neville, Pres.
angus ncNechnie, v. Pres. Patty
Hermer, Sec. Treas. Bob Hart
ley, Reporter, Dale Sandvik. Song
Leader. Mr.. Anderson vas pre-
sent anG cave Talk. on demon
strations. hrs. Sendvik. Will
Lead The club ana Mrs. Peterson
M1LI be" assistant leader. Mrs.
Falk was a guest.
The Valley settler., 1938-05-26

Francis Lee will be acting Sec
Rotary OF. the. IA tonuska-. Valley
"col Growers Association during
this sumner in place Of Bob Ris-
ley. Those wishing to see the
Secretary on business please get
IN touch with Mr.. Lee.
The Valley settler., 1938-05-26

MISS McDonalG, Home Demonstrate
leader, IS here to attend the Ach-
e1vement Day program.
The Valley settler., 1938-05-26
WILD ROSE I'll BAXING CLUB
May &c 1853

''1-170 11V|71 II I7--IAl-VU OI-OD
Tl4o :h.t44 Rose Al Baking Club
met at the home Of LQvonne EIick-
son Noy 20. Officers we're o4ect-
ed as 70 lloWs: Pres. LevQnne
E4icks on; Secretary Myrtis Gill; -:
Vice Pres. Eloise Kepler; Song Lea
DER M1rjorie Huseby; Reporter will.
La Rae Smith; Game Comm t.tee; lIyr-
It's Gill and Eloise Ke2ler. -.
Games were played, songs sung an
dainty lunch was prepared by La
Vonne and served to her guests.
The Valley settler., 1938-05-26

May &c, 1853
Last feek's issue OF the Valley
Settler listed the first t9acts
to be worked on under the 1853 cl-
caring program.
When the bulldozers sterted out,
it was found that on the FIRST
sixteen tracts on Routes I z 2,
there were but TIVE I've acres ready
for bull0Ozing ouJ 81 the enc hun
AIRED twenty-five ceres REQUIRED to
bring these tracts u 10 I'll ftI-
teen acre minimum. n oGl-doz-
ers Will cover these r-usor gloL,
once out and once back, 1lo2 he
return trip, if the lands re not
ready for bulldozin5, the. Corp
Grafton will take such steps IS -
are necessary to prepare The land.
Uhe Their the Corpora ion does this
work mechani cally or employs. men
to do it, the amount the farmer
would have drawn for preparing his
land Will be deducted frol his Sc
cutiry Program.
Where it is determined that en-.
ploymont by the Corporation has
caused the farmer to fall behind
IN MS nsvelopment work, h. viii
~ LoIg7f % CONTINUED IN the en-
ploy Of the Corporation. EaDlov-
aes have been repeatedly warned
Of this fact ana may now Cx04ct.
this regulation to be applied.
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