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SUMMER HOMES.

NEAR PENMAR PARK, MD.-Furn. .
story. attic asbestos-shingle; g. rooms, bath;
will lease or sell. Ma 1857: ewes, RA 544b.
CHEVY CHASE, MD, "a block west OF
rms, 2 baths; furnished except linens;
Colonial BEACH. vA.-Two small cot
tases, $500 and $500 from now until
Sept. 18th. Apply MR. FOSTER, Real
Estate, Colonial Beach, va. so
FOR SALE, furnished. 1-room log cabin in
We West ss;,a, w. moqntsins nj 150 miles from
wooded, 1915. WI 53O5
SEVEN-RM. modern house for rent in
be seen to be appreciated: photos on re-
quest. WALTER MILLER. Pocono Pines,
Pa. Tel. Pocono Lake 35.
large lawn; mineral water; Berkeley
6prines, W. VI. Boz AS, star.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI, family interested
Louis for suitable accommodations in
Washington vicinity thereof, Box
!b:-R Star
down payment on our beautiful home in
Chevy Chase. D. c., half block west OF
Conn. ave. consisting OF d rms. : porcaes.
Q hreplaces 3 complete bs tn rms, maid S
nm. garage, oil heat. No agents, please
Box ".2-S, Star.
WANT SMALL FARM. about % acres, rich
soil, with buildings. electricity, fruit trees
cleared land, woods. on pared road, nol
over 10 MI from Silver Spring: no 1--we
stock: cash for iarm after sale OF or ex-
change equity with suburban modern brick
house. corner lot, one bl. TO District bus
line, near stores. schools; hrst fl. apt
available after final deals: rental income
from apfS Box 1k-R Star
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ACREAGE WANTED.

WANT ACREAGE in Maryland or Virginia
will give III payment an equity OF $1,000
has 6 rooms bath. garaGe. 3 porches on
street in Northwest Wash, D c. that
has become colored within the last IL
months. Box S4-R. Star 30
ACREAGE WANTED in immediate vicinity
Of ., C.; pay cash or accept as equity in
building project. Boz Jar. Star
d. c. for personal homesite: prefer some
trees: he reasonable. CHI .011
IN MARYLAND OR VIRGINIA acre to
5 acres: state price and location. Box
3l4-R Star
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FARMS FOR SALE.

rs ACRES, all cleared. good farm. land
has barn. etc; no house; nice creek run
rear Manassas, Va. % miles from D. C.
Will sell to right party. 81 500 Phone
after : 80 pm. Manassas 46-F-3., or
write L. TEN, Route ]. Manassas. Va.
NEAR NOKESvILLE. VA, Prince william
acres including modern g.
room house, IL years old: good water
supply 9t acres in high state Of cultiva-
ton, mostly high grass; 80x10O IT. barn
could be converted into dairy farm at small
cost; prize. $1,000: $1,000: terms oM srranssd sd
N. Alfred St, Alexandria TIE Sal
Alex. 81 6S for complete details. 30
HINES REALTY co. has, near Potomac
River, ! mi from Marshall Hall. IA
acres, 5 rooms. bath. cleo, insulated storm
windows; tenant house, tobacco barns.
srowing crops. livestock and farm ma
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
PROPERTY OWNERS

ATTENTION PROPERTY OWNERS II
you want to sell. telephone Us. Prompt
ss,h sa offers offers Tor acceptable apartments
and groups of lots. GEORGE Y. WORTH
INGTON d SON. Active Realtors, Since
WASTED.Ampsrtment m me bundines. % fats and
commercial property for a client Write
Mr.. Walter, B. F. SAUL CO. 9:.5 18th st.
n W 80
SELL YOUR PROPERTY NOW. Top mar
ket prices. We can sell ii quickly. No OBJ
llgs alton. just dial EX. 25a5, YOUNG &
and Business Brokers In business over
20 years
HIGH CASH PRICE for your property in
"a hrs ANY location or condition. TRACH-
TENBERG PROPERTIES, 900 5th st. ".
MA rO1I
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STORES WANTED.

LARGE OR SMALL STORE for clean
ing establishment Taylor 1857 90
STORE OR PARKING LOT space. suitable
for fruit and vegetable business. Box
29i-S. Star. 80
PRIVATE PARTY wants store for retail
business. Write details. Box 23S-R, Star.
SMALL STORE on busy street, near white
or colored neighborhood lease ) or 10
years Box 4l0-R. Star %
CONNECTICUT AVE. STORE or otices, or
other good location. ERWIN HOHENSEE
CO. Elk 300 -
STORE WANTED for retail business. in good
location: 1000 So. H. or over. Call RA.
0.55 before am. or after pm. =
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vETERAN-Attorney desires once or
desk space in 18th ST NV. area. Prefer
unfinished Call RE. a05S. .
TRADE ASSOCIATION wants approximate
ly 1000 square feet 5 TO units. occu-
pancy about October J., Box 209-R. Star
or telephone Monday, North 4239. 80
OFFICE SPACE needed Immediately in
downtown area, l large or 2 small rooms:
quiet, dignif1ed purpose. Box 296S, Star.
FURNISHED OFFICE WANTED-Must be
located in an Office bldg. vicinity 18th and
H SIS. NV; will buy. your fully equipped
modern suite: price no object II suitable
highest references furnished. Please cal
MI. FRIEDMAN, RE. 1866 Il
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

IN CLOSE-IN NV SECTION. approxi-
mately $1,000 So # floor area on . floors
freight elevator TO 2nd floor 5000 lbs
capacity. suitable anv lst-commercial use:
available on long lease WEAVER BROS
NC, Washington Bldg. DI. $500: ewes.
CHI nn3S -6
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TRUSTEES SALE-Water-fron property
on Chesapeake Bay; farms and lot on
State hway.. in Anne Arundel and CAL
vert Counties. Md; public sale at court
house door, Prince Frederick. Md. Tues
day yas July :, g. ls4s' at II am: ,,,
adj. to North Beach Park and near Fair
Bay; will offer 65 acres with bay front
s55 acres, more or less. adj. to land of
Beach Land & Imp. Co. and others; por-
ton suitable for DEVELOPMENT; excellent
tobacco land and timber; imp.
1914 acres more or less. Of good to-
bacco land and timber: imp.
II ,Sn acres. more .r or less. on State rd., Mt.
For further informa ton write Mr. BEN
JAMIN HANCE, Prince Frederick, Md.
BAY AND RIVER PROPERTIES-The most
complete listings in Calvert County. Among
many others We offer:
Cliffs Hotel. Kenwood Beach. q modern.
going bayside resort hotel with extensive
clientele. Together with cottages and
So acres Of hne dsvelopahle fIontage. TO
reasonably
St; Leonard Creek frontage of " mile
together with house and barn and 100
acres. OF which 80 are arabic. $4,000.
Parkers Creek frontage, near bay, with
rsbs Hice sites sr and
Near Broomes Island, with view of Pa
tLxent. Fine 100-acre farm, house, barn.
Heavy producer. at $4,000.
Patuxent River farm of 100 acres. house,
barn, over ;. mile frontage, S3,50O.
beaches W. list the best buys and have ave
Q wide selection WESTERN SHORE
REALTY CO., Prince Frederick, Md.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

minutes driVe TO HsToa do9npown Washinston' 1Ss
New fireproof building. 4.400 so. it. floor
space; open on all sides, overhead skylights.
WEAVER BROS, INC. Washington Bldg
DI. s300: ewes. CH a23s. %
TWOSTORY BRICK, 20x40: lot, 3Ox40:
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

PRIVATE DESK, mailing address, phone
secretarial service; represent outside con-
cern OFFICE SERVICE BUREAU. I'll
woodward Bldg.
DESK SPACE, mod office. mr. 14th and
Eye Telsec. service, mail address. one
or an three. DI. 5000, Sun. TR. 05G6. 3
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STUDIOS FOR RENT.

BEAUTIFULLY FURN. STUDIO for rent
suitable for pianist. bridge clubs or lang
uase groups; near Conn. and NJ ST.: :,
whole days and some mornings now avail
a BILE. Box 2l:}-S Star
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WAREHOUSES WAITED.
STORES FOR SALE

TO THOUSAND so. FIT. located IL
WASHINGTON, D. c. or vicinity. Overlook
nSo.n Il
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STORE BUILDING, . spts above: 1900
block OF H ST NV; possession; price,
$4,000 MA. 1883. Il
l CORNER STORES In vicinity of st
NV: apartments upstairs: will accept any
reasonable offer. DU 9lkS.
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DESK SPACE WANTED.
OFFICES WANTED.

DESK SPACE or private once for reaI
estate business. Vicinity 18th and K. Boz
416-R Star
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COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT,

RENT OR BUY small house; retired Govt
clerk. Give price, details. Box AIR.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.

acres partially cleared: Arm house with
fun basement. furn.; 40 miles from D.. C
EnA.
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RFAJITIFIu lots In

on wide street: sidewalks. curbing, water.
sewer. etc: street now being prepared for
m.dso nd M on owns en prop sma
M Ms5sy sanday::. u, :. Phone J. c. THoMPsoN,
RoCKVTIi.E. ,Hn Ii:o' Montgomery County, Md
10 minutes from Naval Medical Center
snd Y S public Health. Please call MRS.
CHEVY CHASE. MD. near circle-Beaut
7sxs11: ali utilities: sacrifice 20 cents
SHETY efI " Z cHasE 81 iS VIEw. MD beautiful
ssidinr sites facing Gem Gon aye lnexl5e
lot high elevation, all utilities. ssoxlbo
BY BY oWSER-Lot 5ox2so in nearby vir-
sshra fsT coMMERciAL MI !sta Lor-Located 'a in the
fGtss for any e BUSINESS in this rapidly a srowine
assra0s sa Psss sssSn ss HeRs RifsS for rREM msas
BEafrvEE BEGfiE e. FOREST 1os Highly restricted
o rng the Wash
in. including water, sewer. wide, hard
surfaced streets. curb and gutter reason
It. fO GEoRoE Mason GREEN CO, Exeiu- SS
siye Agents. 2S40 Wilson blvd. Arlington,
Va. CHI. 3S3s: evenings or Sundays, CHI.
1926 or GIL 1894,
loca tions; reasonable. WA PAST
FAIRFAX-varied sized lots. water, sew
erage: 25 minis. to D. c. Low terms Just
Owens 5000.
SEVERAL NEAR D. C.-SsOO to 81 900
each; all utilities available. Cali RA
1000. 9 to 12 weekdays.
NORTH ARLNGTON-Beautif building
site. 23.757 50. IT.. restricted section. near
Little Falls I'd; utilities in to corner Of
lot.
Mclean, Va. Beverly Manor nice
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ADJOINING ANDREWS AIRFIELD on new
national parkway, Camp Springs, Suitland
and Forestville rds. 100 acres. wooded,
several sprins-fed streams. excellent loca-
ton. Will divide 8 acres or more pro-
tective restrictions. Shown by appoint
ment Convenient to WashinRton
We are also offering tracts on beautiful
rivers OF Southern Maryland and Virginia
and on excellent highways. REQUEST Mary
land.Virsinia map. LEONARD SNYDER,
La Plata, Nd.
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CONTINUED on NEXT Pese.l
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I.iss SO. FT.. 1st f., $50 18th St NV
Long corridor on one side with 3 or door
openings and pvt. Law: Will petition and
decorate or leave in one lge space. FRED
1917 X ST. NV. corner 1lth st.)-:ird
floor corner Office, > large rooms and bath;
vacant $50 per month. LEO NJ. BERN
STEIN IL CO, 14l5 K st. NV. NE. 540O.
Evening star., 1946-04-13

the cost of materials, labor and con-
tractors fees.
@. How does the exemption of
81 900 a job on commercial building
apply to the renovation of an Office
building?
A. If job is being done on the
entire building, such as replacing the
hall flooring, authorization must be
obtained If the total cost runs over
81 900, even though the job may be
performed over an extended period.
But if several individual Offices in
the building are being renovated
when they become vacant. each rem
ovation would be considered sep
arate job and would be exempt if
below $1,000.
@. If the front of store is bad
ly damaged by a truck, is authori-
zation necessary to restore it to its
former condition?
A. Not if the cost is below 81 900.
II the restoration cost Is greater,
authorization is required. (How-
ever, the minimum amount of re-
pair work necessary to prevent in
jury to the store and to it's contents,
resulting from the damage to the
front, can be done without authori-
zation)
@. Is construction of airport IA
cilities affected by the order?
A. Hangers, terminals and other
buildings are exempt up to $4,000
job. Other improvements, such
as installation of landing strips, are
not controlled by the order.
Federal, State, Municipal.
@. Will Federal construction be
exempt from the order?
A. No. Federal construction will
be reviewed by an inter-agency
committee to see if it is essential
and non-deferrable.
@. What about State and mu-
nicipal building projects?
A. Authorization must be OBJ
tanned from the area CPA official
just as if the project were a private
one.
@. Does the order prevent the re-
pair Of mechanical equipment in a
commercial residential building?
A. The order does not restrict the
repair of mechanical equipment
equipment used to operate a build
ing or other structure, such as
plumbing, heating, ventilating and
lighting equipment)
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Veterans Housing Program
Limitation Order Clarified

ager or regional director issue pref
erence ratings?
A. No.
@. Does an authorization fo1
commercial or industrial construc-
ton carry with it any guarantee Of
availability of materials?
A. No. The authorization itsel1
gives no ratings. Ratings for COM
mercial or industrial work must be
applied for separately under Pri.
critics Regulation %, and will be
given only where the provisions o1
that rating are met. The granting
of ratings for nonhousing work l.
expected to be very sparing.
@. Will people with approved ap.
plications but no ratings be able t<
get materials?
A. CPA believes so, for severa.
reasons: Cd Alternate materials moi
required for housing may be usee
in some cases, CD some building ma.
terials are produced locally and are
not shipped over the country, 90 thu
CPA district construction manager
and his advisory committee will bt
informed of the supply situation II
that area, and will not be apt tt
grant authorizations for work fol
which materials will not be avail.
able.
@. OF what use Is an authorize
ton without ratings?
A. 1t permits the builder to d.
work which otherwise would be pro-
hibited by the order.
Work Already Started.
@. What is the situation on job
which have started?
A. If the job got under way befor,
March 26 (date of the orde) to th'
extent that materials which are tt
be an integral part of the structure
had been incorporated in it on tn,
site and work was being carried OF
and work is carried on normally
after that date, authorization under
the order is not needed for tina
structure-the order does not apply
to it.
@. Give examples of materials in.
corporated in the structure on thu
site"
A. In the case of new construc.
ton: Concrete footings, steel girders
foundation brickwork. when actual!
put in place on the site. In the cast
of repair work: Installation Of new
flooring or partitions or the like.
| Q. Does beginning work quitting
in footings, etc. on one building
which is part of plan for the ex'
pansion of a plant, or the construct
ling of a group of structures for
race track, exempt the other pro.
posed buildings from the order?
A. No, it does not. Application
must be made for authorization fol
each separate building which ha!
not itself been started as defined by
the order.
@. If builder has done his pre-
paratory work such as preparing
blueprints, obtaining materials ant
building permit, digging the excava
ton, but has not gotten his footing
poured or girders, ETC., in place, ma!
he go ahead?
A. Not unless the entire cost o.
the building comes within the small
job exemptions.
@. What are the exemptions?
A. They are briefly, $400 for {
house, $1,000 for a hotel, church
commercial or farming building
$4,000 for factory. (See Veterans
Housing Program Order l, paragraph
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I'D for details on buildings not men
toned here.)
@. Does the demolition of build
ing to make room for new one con-
stitute the beginning Of work, and
therefore exempt from the order the
construction of a new building?
A. No.
@. If partitions have been torn
out, ETC., for the remodeling OF a
building, is authorization required?
A. Yes, unless the cost of the en-
tire remodeling job comes within
the snnall-job exemption.
Applications.
@. Where should applications for
authorization be filed?
A. ID For houses or apartments
Gncluding nonveteran, but exclud-
ing farm housing) file with the To-
cal Office of the Federal Housing
Administration, 1921 Fourteenth
street NV, phone Executive 4160
on CPA form 1885.
(2) For farm work, file with your
nearest Agricultural Conservation
Committee. Use CPA form 1885 fol
farm construction of all kinds. Use
CPA form 4423 for farm nonhous.
ing construction.
90 For all other types of con-
struction or repair work file with
the District CPA Construction OF.
flee, Room POSI-, Social Security
Building, phone Republic 7500, Elk.
tension 1885, on CPA form 4423.
CPA Construction Offices.
@. What is the CPA field setur
to handle applications for nonfarm
nonhousing work?
A. CPA construction Offices will
operate in II cities-the same cite.
in which FHA has Offices. CPA!
Offices will be separate from FHAi
offices because of space needs, bu
will be located as close to them a.
possible, for convenience Of opera
ton.
@. Will the CPA construction
field offices handle other CPA activ'
tiles?
A. None whatsoever, except con-
struction.
@. IT the roof of q farmhouse
or city house is blown off or badly
damaged by wind, is authorization
required to replace it?
A. Repair or reconstruction O.
any house which has been dam.
aged by tornado, fire or similar dis.
aster can be done without authori.
zation if the total cost of the worl
is not over $4,000 and if it is started
within so days after the disaster.
@. Can a private garage be bull
on residential property without au
thorization?
A. Yes, If the cost is $4O0 or less
otherwise authorization must bt
obtained.
@. Can q house be repapered O.
repainted without violating th'
order?
A. Yes; the order does not appl,
| W ICPdPNluiS aiIu 1Cpoiiltdl5, WiiC1'
no change is made in the house it.
self.
@. Must home owner installing
a new furnace include the cost O
the furnace in figuring whether thu
job comes within the $400 exemp
ton?
A. Yes. The $400 allowance on th'
cost of a job in a house includes tn,
cost or value of new mechanical
equipment and fixtures as well a.
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(Continyed From Page B-1.)

the application may be expected to
take a sympathetic attitude.
@. Can facilities be built for new
communities things like sewers
roads. schools, churches, drugstores
grocery stores?
A. Sewer and road building is not
affected by the order. On buildings
necessary for community life, the
District Construction Committee
which knows the needs of the new
community can be expected to act
in accordance with that need.
@. Would this mean a difference
in the treatment of an applica-
tion for construction of grocery
store, drugstore or the like, in 8
new community which has none
and one in an old community which
has such service?
A Yes, more favorable considera-
tion can be expected on such ar
application to serve a new COM
munity, than on one for a section
which already has several grocery
or drug stores.
Factory Construction.
@. What about applications fol
factory construction, such as for 6
brick plant?
A. If the product has been de.
termined by CPA to be critically
short nationally, the application
ordinarily would be approved. CPt
district managers are kept informed
on critical products.
@. How about applications To-
plants not concerned with critica
products?
A. Action would vary with tht
circumstances. For instance, in {
community in which both labor ane
| housing are short, it wouldn't make
sense to approve new plant which
would bring to the section labor fol
which there was no housing. Or
the other hand, if there was con.
siderable unemployment in the
community and the housing situa.
ton was not too acute, the applica'
tion probably would be considered
more generously.
Veterans.
@. Is construction by a veteran re.
stricted by the order?
A. Yes, he must apply for author.
ization just as nonveteran must
The basis of the order is the ust
of materials, not the nature of the
| rerSoo who Uses them
Compliance.
1 G. Will CPA enlarge its compli
ance division to inforce the order
A. Yes, it plans at least to double
the number of compliance men II
the field.
@. Are there any penalties fol
violation of the order?
A. Yes. The Second War Power!
Act provides that a person who il
convicted of willful violation of {
regulation or order issued under tina
act may be fined not more thar
$4,000 or imprisoned for not more
than one year or both.
@. How can the public recognize
construction which has been au
thorized?
A. BY placard carrying the au
thorization serial number, which
must be posted conspicuously. il
front of the project within five day.
after construction is started ane
kept there until the project is com
pleted.
@. Will the CPA district man
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16
Y PASSENGERS IN
 ABOARD pAAPLANE

Pan American Airways complet- ed one northbound schedule from Seattle to Juneau on Saturday, and made a flight south to Ketchikan and Seattle on Sunday. The fol- lowing persons were carried:
 From Seattle: Cherrie Luben Raymond Rosetti, Doug MacKen- zie, Dorothy Fontaine, Dorothy Farrow, Mrs. Eunice Garrett, Su- san Garrett.
 Gordon Burnett, Darrell Burnett, Robert Helgesen, Susan Helgesen.
 Joseph Stocker, Robert Bowling, Robert Gould, John Gould, Mrs. Rhoda Harris, A. Harris
 To Seattle: Gerald Hall, Viola Hall, Ruby Penny, Carol Weiss, Bessie Little, Della Pearson. Ger trude George, Eva Richmond.
 Goldie Berry, Abel Koskey. " A. Collins, Hazel Holmes, Isobel Vance, Fred Wagener, Frank Aston.
 Bert Lybeck, Roy Gray, Anita Baghoza, Samuel McAfee, Paul Johnson, Ray DeHaan, Edward Morrisey, Frank Holmes.
 To Ketchikan: Gil Rich.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16

of Skagway, The chugach Pores on Prince William Sound also con. tains pulp timer
 Big Timber Supply The commercial stand in the Tongass Forest is estimated al l40,000,000 cords 78,500 900 ,00t board feet from 5000 GOO to 5000, ,oOC acres. It is all at attitudes of l,50C feet or less, and 75 percent of the merchantable stand is within three miles of tidewater.
 The Forest Service estimates that on a rotation period of 78 years during which the entire present crop could be removed, the com mercial Tongass timber would pro- duce 100000 cords of wood, of GOO board feet, annually. This amount would produce 100000 tons of sulphate pulp a year, or more than 1000 900 tons of newsprint.
 In 1944, the Forest Servce desig- mated about one-tenth of the Ton gasS forest, in the Ketchikan area, for inspection by pulp producers interested in 8 Swear lease ar engagement.
 The block contains 100000 cords ,500,000,00 board feet, or about 1850, 100000 cubic feet--of hemlock and spruce. This is sufficient to supply a sulphite plant, with a daily capacity of l50 tons for 10 years, and an enlarged capacity of 525 tons a day for the 40 addition al years.
 Establishment of such plant. which would employ l,050 persons, would cost an estimated s20,o00, 900. The Forest Service says there is enough timber in Southeast Alaska to maintain at least four such plants in perpetuity
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16

LONDON - The London police have received total of IA 4ele- phoned warnings since Friday. say ing various public building in the British capital would be blown up. but so far nothing has happened.