The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-25

will be distributed throughout the United States on or about June 20.
 "The policies will be issued for 12-month period to cover physical loss of real and personal property which may result from enemy at tack or action of our own forces in resisting enemy attack.
 "Blackout, sabotage, capture seizure, pillage. footing, use and occupancy, rent, rental value, or other indirect loss or consequential damage will not be covered.
 Effort has been made to provide reasonable protection at as low a cost to the insured as possible. Rec ognizing that losses occasioned by war are a national problem, Con- gress specified in its legislation that rates for this protection should be geographically uniform, that is, the rates to be charged will be the same in the middle of the United States as they are on or near the Coast.
 "The following rates have been established:
 Growing crops. 5 cents on $100.
 Farm buildings dwellings. rural and urban, including contents 10 cents on $100.
 No reinsurance will be required on farm buildings and dwellings, but on all other property, a 50 per cent coinsurance clause will be required, with fixed credits from the established rates for coinsur- ance above 50 per cent.
 The first figure released on the following table, is the rate on fire resistIve construction, the second on ordinary construction and the third on on-ciassified.
 Churches, hospitals, public build ings 10 cents, IS cents.
 Apartments, office buildings. warehouses IS cents, 20 cents.
 Manufacturing plants, wharves, bridges 20 cents, 30 cents.
 Railroads and public utilities 0, Q, 30 cents.
 Rolling Stock 0, 0, g cents. Roadbeds and trackage 0, 0, 1O cents.
 Floaters for movable property with 100 per cent reinsurance mandatory 0, 0, 25 cents.
 Property in transit 0, 0, 3 cents.
 Vessels under construction 25i cents, 37ls cents.
 Vessels devoted to storage or in- dustrial use 50 cents, 75 cents.
 Ferries, commercial hulls, storage cargo, pleasure craft 50 cents, 75 cents.
 Pleasure watercraft and pleas ure aircraft (when not in use) O l 0, 25 cents. e
 No protection will be given for accounts. bills, currency, deeds. evidences of debt, securities, money | and bullion. Jewelry furs, prec- iouS and semi-precious collections. i and manuscripts will be protected for individual owners up to $1O,O0O with $5,000 limit for any one art lcle. and for museums and dealers up to $l0O,o00. with a $5,0O0 limit for any one article Jewelry and furs up to $1,000 may be included as residential contents under the 10 cent rate. Growing crops will be protected up to $100,0OO per single owner; pleasure watercraft and aircraft up to $1o00O, while not in use.
 The insurance companies coop erating in the program will assume 10 per cent of all losses in excess of net premiums collected after ex- pense. with a maximum aggregate loss to them of $20,0OO,OOO. with percentage and ann ount of the net profits, if any.
 "The Fiduciary Agents will be paid 3la per cent of premiums col lected to cover their costs and over- head, with a minimum of 50 cents per policy. and maximum of $700 The producers = insurance agents and brokers-will be paid a com- mission of 5 per cent of premiums collected with minimum of $1 per policy, and maximum of 5000 per policy.
 Inquiries should be addressed to War Damage Corporation, Wash ington, D. c.
 For the present insurance will be written in the continental United States, Alaska, Hawaii, Virgin Is- lands, Puerto Rico, and the Canal Zone"
 GUARD UNIT RECRUITS
 The Wrangell company of the AL