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Naturally, he did not disclose
where he will establish his new
headquarters or who would suc-
coed him as Britain's commander
in-chief in India.
II would like to take this op-
portunity to convey to the people
of the United States, Britain, the
Dominions and their Allies how
deeply sensible I am of the honor
done me and the confidence re-
posed in me by their governments
in appointing me supreme COM
mander in the Southwest" he said.
Il am fully conscious that it
is great responsibility which
rests on me in the situation where
the treacherous attack by Japan
has given their forces an initial
advantage.
'This is the advantage which
the murderer, thief or cheat can
always gain against an unsuspect-
ing ordinary and decent citizen"
He made no effort to conceal
and, rather, emphasized that it will
not be possible to reverse the situ-
alton with one blow.
But, he declared, 1--WE can throw
these Japanese freebooters from
the places they have temporarily
seized"
Referring lightly to the magni-
tude of his assignment he said 1T
looks like quadruplets this time
. . shall do my best to look
after them and bring them up
the way they should 60"
He said the first phase, ir some
ways, was parallel with the situ-
alton which confronted Britain in
the Middle East in 1910, after the
collapse of France.
1--WE must hold on with what
we have until we can collect our
forces for the return blow" he
said.
Never before since he assumed
the Indian command had Sir Arch
ibald received newspapermen at
a conference in his own home.
He bade them farewell with an
expression of regret at leaving In
dia, with whose war effort he said
he was greatly impressed, nd
with apologies for the brevity of
the conference.
II have a great deal to think
about and do," he explained, add
ing: '"The pooling of forces saw
the determination to get together
and get the job finished"
He paid tribute to General Mac
Arthur's defense of the Philippines
against huge odds, the resolute
stand at Hong Kong, the offensive
blows of the Dutch by sea and
air in the East Indies, the resist
ance of British Empire forces in
Malaga and the work of British
and Australian air forces. ]
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Gen. Wavell Confidently
Predicts Japan's Defeat
for that dresS!'

NEW DELHI, India, Jan. A.
R-With soldierly reserve, but
with quiet confidence and frank
recognition of the problems-even
the reverses-that lie anead, Gen.
Sir Archibald P. Wavell the new.
ly named supreme ABCD com.
mander in the Southwest Pacific,
predicted today that Japan faces
only ultimate defeat.
'The situation may become
worse until the tide turns said
the soft-spoken British general al
a farewell interview, .>'but turn il
will with inexorable strength wher
the time comes.''
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-01-05
Portuguese Troops Set
To Fortify Cape Verde

LISBON, Jan. 4.-tR-Under-Se
retary of War Capt Santos Costa,
accompanied by the military gov
ernor of Lisbon and general staff
officers, today reviewed Portu-
guese troops who are expected to
depart shortly for the Cape Verde
islands to reinforce the garrison
there.
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trom q careful investigation.
~. # is our intention, however; 1,to 70
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their tpedrN Obligations Therefore. should
vou .ns" anply in any advertisement on
|tbts This uage and services are not rer
sared ta,r as advertised, The star-Newt
wants to know 1t.
The U. S. postal regulations are
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! an NJ act would be misuse Of the o. $
N; mall and The star-News will see
that any attempt to defraud Is
promptly handled by the P. o. De
mart n1ent
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And Use The Classified Ads Regularly For Results And Economy
NAZI RAIL LINES BOMBED

| LONDON, Jan. 4.-tR-Daylight
air-attacks or railway communica-
tions and other detectives in North
west Germany today were an
nounced by the Air ministry to-
night.
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W. M. Hewlett, Realtor,
Buy. Sell, Rent. Trade
214 Princess St. Dial 7133
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HAVE TENANTS WAITING FOR
quick rental results Its with
Marshall Realty Co. 210 Princess
Dial 2-1752.
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E. ALLEN HUDSON
709 No. 3rd Street
Help Wanted ed-Male

PREPARE F OR THE FUTURE,
learn a good trade High school
graduates. The possessor OF a
good trade. skilled workman, is
always in demand. The Printing
trade offers opportunities to
young men. Competent workmen
receive excellent wages. work
under the very best conditions and
have opportunity to advance to
foremen. superintendents n d
managers. Before making a de-
cision as to what your life's vo-
cation is going to be write V. Z,
Garriott, Secretary Treasurer,
is South street, Nashville. Tennes-
Southern School of Printing. 1914
see for free catalog.
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SALES. RENTALS. INVESTMENT
Moore-Fonvielle Realty Co
We are equipped to serve you.
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LIST YOUR RENTALS & SALES
With Us - AL Service
Frank G. Harriss ZIG Princess st,
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Radio and Repairs

SHACKLEFORD's RADIO REPAIR
Service. Any make-any model
1923 Grace st. Dial 1917. Com
mercial Frigidaire Refrigeration.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-01-05
$50 Real Estate

H. c.. ] Q H N S On
Real Observation-Disclosures
Wrightsville Beach Dial 8, Call 756;
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-01-05
Radio and Repairs

FRENCH RADIO CO. HALL1-
crafters. Zenith and Philco Radios.
Also complete factory repair serv'
ice on any radio. 1904 Market St
Phone 927A.
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instruction

100 Instruction
sTENOTYPE, COMPTON, E T E r,
Burroughs Calculator. and all
commercial subjects taught. Mrs.
Notes Secretarial School. 313
Church St.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-01-05

u. S. N. C. APPROVED BABY
chicks. reduced prices for Jan
uary. Orders filled at once. Also
started chicks. Phone 2166, South
erland Hatchery, Wallace, N. c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-01-05
F A R NJ e R S

~ " N1 ~ " u
You Can Obtain A Small Farm
Near Wilmington In Brunswick,
Columbus or Pender Counties At
A Reasonable Price. With
Terms.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-01-05

JULIA POST
108 No. 7th Street
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-01-05

YOUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES
room with bath in private home
or 2 room apartment. "WJB"
care Star-News.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-01-05
Poultry

SIS IN POULTRY. BUY OUR
bloodtested baby chicks. Profit
able fryers> early layers. Rouda
busl1's Seed Store.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-01-05
For Reni-Roou,s
For Rent

FOR RENT: III RED CROSS ST.
eight room house, suitable for
boarding house-convenient to A.
G. L. offices. Foster-Hill Realty
Company. Dial 33713372.
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Loans

I'M O N Ely TO L o A n
On Diamonds. Watches9 Jewelry.
silverware, Mems Clothing.
Typewriters. Shotguns. Musical
Instruments and Anything OF
Value'
FINKELSTEIN'S LOAN OFFICE
''wilmington's Oldest and Largest
Front and Market Streets
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-01-05

CASH REGISTERS, STORE AND
restaurant equipment. Scales re-
paired. Sternberger Equipment Co.
602h Castle. Dial 1880.
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This 18th day of December. 194l.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-01-05

SU N S SHIN E LA U N r 7
Dry Cleaners Misunderstanding And
Upholstery Cleaners-Shirt Finishers
1875 Hanover Street Dial 1886
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For aeui-Apartnenis

TWO ROOM FURNISHED APART
ment, adjoining bath; lights, hot
water, telephone furnished. Adults
only. Apply 221 No. 7th st.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-01-05

Dial Z-Z646
Hugh MacRae and Co.
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l5s Seeds-Planis-buihs

WOODS TREATED SEED GRAINS
Redhart Wheat, Beardless Bar
ley. Fulgrain Oats. Rye Grass,
Dwarf Essex Rape.
GARDEN PEAS
T. W. WOOD AND SONS
317 No. Front st. Dial 1920
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-01-05

FULLER BRUSHES AND FLOOR
wakes last longer. Call Mr.. Rood.
Dial 1898.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-01-05

SEVERAL MODERN FURNISHED
apartments available Immediately
Wrightsville Beach. Priced $45. 90
to $500. Hinton Insurance and
Realty Co., 210 1-2 Princess, Dial
3734.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-13


mei
te
Mxuun ~ Is
me unit va m and
"a as Is nafe taat
maxanuen nunstw q such ualts
VIII a. pfostaera fam thu u
0n Rkae supply - critical MA
te4gaf
Fermla nae lnstaElstn 81
hesffna aflfa ere sea aa ft
vaslutEs ban 81 dWa nEs a.
aage tns1f tne eanscsfs 81 ta.t hsaf
ng plant 0ia nes exrpd le *
tUa eu euB
Plumbing INSTALLATIONS
must a. aesiNnest a. prov maN
mum ms 90 tte lana 81 IN
stalled 0ith minimum use q.
mHtal.
Ihs growing sho Aee g crit
rai nla sls man power pgab
ierns ana tne e Tor tnsAf
i1k maximum utilization q ava
ahie stocks af. cited a eans
iug adoption faF the sat houeus
construction standards
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-13
Thousands of
Living Units Start
Under FLA

Washington DC Constrncfiau
~ approximately t4a GOO private
'ly nnauced dwelling UNITS was
started during tbt FIRST ten months
~ 1872 b9 private hsaldeu OFa
.ailaa under tas FLA Waf hosts
ing program Federal HOUSING
Commissioner ABueI h EefNusou
announced reeeutlE
During October construction u
~ eu0 one 10 fasn Family dwell
ngs Got Nar WORKERS was started
tmseT FLA inspection THESE
structures wI psovioe 49, Got
dwelling unit IL Seuiemhaf
Iif37S ons o. lauf iamfIv dwell
lmRs nvolainR 1855 war nous
ing units we're started
IL October lg4l construction
.of n l90 ons ta-fuuf dwellings
was launched un8ee tbs FLA
program the decline nuW or.ine
snoNn lFom ls4i levels reflect.
tae lm1natIeH aE@nE feceu.
months - alI construction no,
essential g Uns WaH effort
During Oeiobe application.
were aiea fot FHA mortgage ii
GREASE on - 500 proposed enc Ia
iOuE lamIif war housing UNITS Il
financed - mortgages total
agE GIaa H44a
a1th i4Hat applications tofal
lnK S66 aga 5ea alea in ptea
bef and With $3.50 application
tutialing s % 966 fled - Octe
bee 1871 Al but - Il -
month new home application
weHe iliea under the aaf GousaH.
mortgage insurance provisions s
fT40e NJ - the National Housm.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-13

f
M aVe tried q
m pfanlemk ana
~ ai a officials
a - st mpatfpetae
ttan Uent Hin
FpWa u1faf man who haVe
afg ia man.cipal e
aaa $3.50 kaeW Huur prob
a - ffssf hans
Thf construction uf housing ~
ear tas Hifls lust1f@a
sr except contrib
u,e g. production les wa4 We
e Henaine fifazt "a get auf
aaelI5uE Bp afd arupsea -
1faf unHam1
~ hy aftiH Iaior dae e
q uR
iefVent
Il 80 aant ans ag q ira say
81 tfsf the men ana materials
als auF anto tbs construction
tssstnK eau usea ~ gffpef
a what fa WIublng ma war
Ans ane aase Wun tne
A ef ean uasu again u She
eale oa az gHiiiina comiaf
e1n aic8t ana Nsaahiul
n uesehisu atssls and cities
Ho Iaa r. naff fullla uhe prom
a tfe deHas ary We aff Eight
fnN fas
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-13
Group Named TO
Speed Private
War Building

Unr u.s. haa rE 81 BE- an
atfef ease little and too
ss3g Way ana mraus must ~
euua fHusa to secure luF
private construct a# Is Naf work
eH dwelling aa r aud priority
fatinn OF the saf value as those
eceuilg asguea lu Sc public
housing pgoIe
The houe b as aeencv
committee foIa3 ng s tssa i8v
ion in Washington tHa
ppaintea special eoma e
Nhleh = already naTa ~ Wek ir
conference &ith federal agencies
e. flnd These Was and means Il
recognized TINS must ueIuds
meaHs ,of cutting e. fns bore ai.
use - critical materials
Wa production b already b. Iua
5mlpeaef IL sump ernfefs heeaua
3e are 90 behind IN a8r haasnE
WIPES .ei8s NAVE an aHa-
81 glee definite ~sssuganIf iHaf n#
Eatf housing construction Ha
receive tne saTue priority as s.tef
10 public housing
Iu iats sItuafHan tas Meteor.
4 association IS Real Estate
aug t. nome builders
eomEs4ttce point nui tht w
great lmaa tanee ot giving
dwelling construction . pza#.t
an 4 par Vlfb thaf gwen ire er-
slrueNon q Naf plants ui aa.e5
= mtcsa an essential pa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-13
FLASHING o E U

BE kelley Calf Has#an-
nnte honagea occupation b.
college stuieuz worked ~ M
meals nas al huf vanished
WITH wei pald defense
available men students aHe r
interested Some suruf1iies Ha
their owu members or e
operative baslS enc mas n
esletefa service and s4u1e
anr meal 8 dat
N4antufa university Naa
sangea ie Hsve eleven uH
iandefs paraicd from lBe aar
Haii = Nak n campus
Then 8 university a5IEIaz
hade fhe experiment
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-13

Na Saetsaa 6lH m ae -
aas
afs 80 AfF reHta.
MaE
ttus HslsHvlua npa 50 3
~ $50 Wega hea t maf4
ng ass ega8 gg saetian os
na4cns n 1aly IS app4cailQas
nHee ben facfsea EnEuts
m8ftFaKs M SCI 80 0Ua en ffo
pM3 ma hosasiUG pruleeis waei
waa pfoelae $50 aN inf
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-13
Big andLitile
tracts Shift
InTransfers

= II Baeat H. J v Callam.
tracs IL ssusn cambest private
claim nectiun M ~ II s RI W.
Csty ~ Moss Point
Naltonai Realty Company t0
pamaRu4la National Bans 81
Mass puint tract II w enFHef
OF Intersection ut knwm uepnu
ard Magnolia stret Cft ~
pamAxuaaia
National kealfY Company m
pascagaaia National Bank 81
Moss pnant hs fronting 80 Bay
Of paAca9usAh a Mis- upi
Sgs1nd and extending between
parallel llnea So Washington aer
nus n Antonla Kwtw Claim m
Sec T 3 $ u W IA Ciw 0i
pasrmKaala as0 sha9 certain Bot
lying north - Washington aye
nue. ln Cfsy - paseaE0als esan
maencinR ~ ptsnl un tise North
margin q Washington axenu
Wiilaam ] Manslali. tFsatae 81
the estate - MrKeseon and Rob.
bins ine tAfdl g. W 8 Apps
gate u. NJ nf So - SEaa 81
SEk.. aae d 7 re-
5 N OVERLY and Mte Aallic
OVERLY "a Mrs. John T Nolan
tract o. Pine street ia MARY
Dupont private claim section D.
TaS rev. cts ~ paaagaaIa
Olivta a NAelmas Hnd f~0TestIno
/ Tkeifasas t. Cts 1T paseagauia
bot commencing II Nv CORNER ~
Lot ( Block y q ] + Dplmas
estate subdivision. - ies1f tfaef ~
SW cafnsf u property on keT
street City II PaeaRoaia
Mrs Minnie it'll r. rank
Dickens one hoi af land temg
West Of plat Z aua North % plat
Il and running - She run of SD
Mgis Branch and beina part ST
An#l8a n TaFmef taet m
- Il "
Lotion CLARK and Mrs LnHeiis
Clark a Frank Dtaeens and Mrs
INksie ulrkafa Lot 30 - An6e
IA Il TURNER subdivision in ss
rs S S
Ardeii LaaHieg a. Jofin Nan.
n4ua interest II Lat ts en
Cana street Nnesui baptate
strip n EuKana Baptlsle tract
claim ssetiun s II rev
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Charley Hnae Lat q. 81 sngii
vision II Bfs ant House estate n
sec is r S 4 r
Lawful heirs OF alarS HOUSE g.
Made AeCiafin La & q sunsil
VISION ~ Bryant House estate IA
sc rs IT'S RI
State - Mississippi - - =
Roberts NJ 81 NJ less part
OF Highway sec L and all NJ
a NV East - River section -.
T S RS
State Of Mississippi q John l.
Jordan E Is - Lot 8 J A De@.
See q To Rs
State - Mississippi "a $ bat
son s uf sEa ~ NE ac
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State ~ Mississippi L. CLYDE
Eekhuff SEa af ~ sec 4
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Il Washington House Lot : al
subdivision - Bryant House e..
tate III sr Is 7 s RS "
" ( Apologize go Henry ]
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claim s. 81 sEA a. SW ~ Whai
WuuAa Be regular sacitau 13 81,
% Lots ) ard ; 81 So 81 81 = S.
and ~ uf Lots ! ard . uf ae
ATEs RTH ans. Pa of NJ 4
NJ ~ 81 of N = r S
EsW
Clarence E Crosby ans BERTH.
Crosby 81 / 4 Moorc Norta Il
aefeS Of NJ 81 SM - eee 81
7 8 S r S y except fs.snRula.
piece = land Crosby a to III
leH AIHen s1aaied between 5as
lard and uaad SAID Got bang -
feet n 30 iesi X rs icaf
Jam@ Roasft hIeNauae O. 81
I Alexander irarf u NJ 6
SW - aec 81 T HaW
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H. r Rockwell. Nv 60
NJ af see = T4S +
STATE - Mississippi r. Charts
Heoke johnson 3 q ~ @
So q r s. +
State 81 Mississippi r. joins &
HYDE enc asze eaeant aalaHH
Henri Hgae o. @ iu Kate Eal
net uaet eaIm ~ Is ).
= Re
STATE Of Mississippi g. Cts d
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-13

stfA Hff NA
- ana 8@8 9a ard.
fseir families ls Gre responsibility
s. hsssh pubiiK ard pfixate inter
@b He bret Ku1megieh cnHaaA
tae Ftiefa gaaaIir Hous
tnR Autaofitt dmeI8fea ast wreck
before iHc istf conferences of the
American Mune8nal Association
liz ChsHaRb
he aeriasea fhst more haa
afs Asng stagted naN every eeek
man aett GasauH - teu ra8nfhs
ha.afe ae Na and b. ea
iff use8 ut municipalities AID Ha
ihe lnatirt - Matef SUPPLY san
lotion sehosIs ans po.scg ana Hfe
protection fof az estimated 0HN
a0 pefnep
When Naflonai Moafsing Al
nluist @at0 1onn y Blaufard
u 1855 fo%stlEeinH heiufe cpHefe
kana committees considering tire
HeeeniIs parsed amendment, e. ihv
Lanham At he said that Ne
saula uesd facilities = haala'
sou U0 Va migrant waf WaI kefs
IL the current Ore million
~ hundred Thousand S b iafRe
Squire ii Itself pmt n must ng e.
membefvd that thls Is n addition
a. ) 4ia ts0 IL uae wear lust past
This means a movement 81 sno0
go war workers Ia the msiaetly
II raaaa with ihelf families MF
Efumcrteh esta
We ean eniY estimate ioW
many single workers VII b. in
eauiea n thal totai - esumsir
wn8eh must take into aeepuni tbe
lasg mat single men ere rapidly
@me absorbed lufu ouI ARMED
luare Iu uumls % saeh s9ae*
workers &IN d. relatively small
So wuen No saV that huuu ma
must te psaVlass iof 5000 coo
workers Wa mean That we mus'
ulaeaie lur pes maps seven ga
eight million p~sople
Ada a. saat figure ne numtsI
81 assFa anu NpFnen Raing INTO ues
snwa Enlee waa sUeH norma.
snlits Is are Htil5 81 pfaRFvs ard
eau wilt Ket au approximation 81
lhe mas movement naW aHdc
Was lH 8Rc United States
Nc People Nc Werk
We can Hun plants ana ma
shmes Witfaat paopiu snn wt
cent Ret sht Peapse wEiHauf Hss
me pIaes iaf tnsm I'd Hee L b.
lne mh s. fhe National Heun
Aeenee o. So Hsastug lu5 lhs
people m tah industrial mlafa
ion And bafaEs nesei te fes
sou 81 ali peslpis thar as zen'
aat
PaHf 81 uaat leh BELONG e. ths
Federal Public Housing Authoa
ils wbseh Ha@ responsibility Sos
hulluing ihas housing Walen mus
~ bulls ans which ear ue 0o
tanned onis through tne ase q.
esiefal iuna Part oE that 8ol
belongs Ia Inc teacgaI hausini
administration winch encourage
private butIdeFs a. participate 20
tae asH housing program Par
- that SOTO aespug tU tse Horne
Use Service which seeks thu max
mum utilization q existing s0uc
lures Toe aoFk ~ AZ Of fhes,
anlts baitouea un administrative
lis 10 uae lnteet aled ana stream
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-13

pascaeaula Lets s S ard e Block
+ DeIHsas 8Haet eaain Ne
sec = r.
STATE ~ Mississippi - Ernest
Martin 20 os ~ q Lat {
and Y of 81 90 Iat 3 SEA
l. TFaR1
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-13
Builders Must
Meet Standards
Of Wartime

a Na ra tas
eAiatft s uH be required e
Keaf ell future housing eonsiaas
.tspn ~ is es mfoesn rs Wegf
.lne atauaaH designs ard mataFAas
esYnsxnnspten whrh weFe an.
naunets3 - tee dweetog general
lof oneataans under tire utie
Va Flos na EssnsiFagt.on sian
aaros
u % fs1V m2lianal
sntereal auHBaQenWeaf feaa
9hat al Ulure housing ronetyile
tsnn msr. standard af aesien and
matesa Established hy fae wal
pro1acl aH Alafd n consultation
Hlit 80, rational housing aReu
ey
Tne guFBase II the directive a
70 msap 11at maximum amount.
|af hsusinH Cos essonalai &aftlma
nessis hs ~pHavnied fu limited Wis
lbie suppl 81 critical materials
paft6eHlaf5Y metals and suatwoesi
lnnls
objective as of the DATE q
shess standards the d1rneiigt
states tne Waf production bsaang
uiE nog ssue preferences rating
aFdem Co. arw prelahFicaied e.
site constructed housing unles.
theu construction complies wtti
the prov IONS IT the following
paraE and a minimum o.
eiitleaI materials and lumber S
USED ans WiH not extend the
tefm o. preference rating orders
beeVl8us.e issued .ot housing pEa
tef3 except Whefe the preferences
rating ule mas been applied Is
she purchase 1T materials ar pre-
fabrication of construction 81 tbs
project nos started. OF the con
strtletl1n Of the project complies
with tsc stanaards
A. existing restrictions on con
ztr1cuan materials and All iimita
Soon ufdefs PREVIOUSLY issued re
man operative. but with the al
5uaHal restrictions imposed b
lauts0n IL the war housing con
t.Hedtun standaras
Projects Affected By
Standardization
Large ana small housing pro
are affected alike nX ins
anaaFdi1auon n design ana ma
Builders wnose plans an.
scatAnns tail 10 CONFORM &
- housing standards @4ll b
aenHa priority assistance Al
Ing projects of Whateve
ra must comply with the stan
izeo requirements m ueuer 4
quality tor preference ratings
An analysis 81 the WpB stan
as brings into tue 9uregoun,
principal provisions ana al
lanal restrictions OF neW nous
nHulecfs
SmRle family dwelling unit
r be 6uilf unls where there
aeIiuige and immediate need fo
type 81 housing and taeI
when ihe essential utilize
eautiguous 70 he lot
All Structures oi whatever typ
lar az possible snail be bulI
cent Il existing utilities
le of aultwoea lumber IS 81
- IN reduced quantities arth
mits defined by psEnissihi
mum requirements
Esfenof @alis snail - masQuH
lumber Substitutes waefeye
ale Whru lumber IS nece
Is use WHl b. held a.
nam.
No softwood Floors
81 SolfNoaa SahEIooflne an