Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1933, Page 16

A—16 FOREST SERVICE BUYS 225,649 ACREAGE Purchases in East and Middle West Total $468,442, Announce- ment States. Middle West was announced by the United States Forest Service. The land was obtained at a total cost of $468,- 442, or an average of $2.08 per acre. ‘This brought the Government’s total of acres and the cost of each tract, in- | gon, Wisconsin, 18,161 acres, $25457; » 'I'I' White Mountain Nationsi Forest, New | Mesaba, Minnesota, 7,836 acres, $14,465; $12,370: rest, 1816, i bt SWIMA VIS SmoRth 30 1610- | vania, 4301 e 816,455 Mona - hela, West Virginia, 67812 acres, $4,0 i Acquisition of the land, the mm‘c,,mml.m‘ Rentucky,~ 4,465 acres, Japanese Taking Trade. Service said, would in many instances |$9,376; Ouachita, Oklahoma and Japanese are winning the textile trade simplify the program of emergency | Arkansas, 1,083 acres, $2427; Huron, |from the Dutch in the Far East and the conservation work, as under the options | Michigan, 3,720 acres, $6,060; Mar- |result is being felt in Holland. Be- taken pending formal transfer of title, | quette, Michigan, 2,393 acres, $3,589; |cause they are losing these markets, the Government was given the right to | Hiawatha, _Michigan, 26,606 acres, | Dutch factories are restrict their out- set up conservation camps and begin | $52,305; Ottawa, Michigan, 16,865 |put. Workmen jn Nijverdal, a textile improvement work. acres, $37,938; Oconto, Wisconsin, of 225,649 acres of forest| The forests in which the newly ac- |37,009 acres, $45935; Flambeau, Wis- land in many parts of the East and 'quired lands are located, the number consin, 1,323 acres, $1,657; Chequame- Attack—Finds No Place for Dictatorship. 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Paul 'of the American Legion, said the test the to be met by the graduates would be e e SENTENCED 20 YEARS immediate tasks: To provide food, A o clothing and shelter for the destitute, | T+ J- Lucas, colored, wa: sentenced the aged and the infirm; to lower the | Lo, Sc1'¢, 20 Years in the penitentiary by Cost of government. and to, simply ity | Chief Justice Alfred A. Wheat yester- rations; to reduce and redistribute day after a jury in District Supreme maintain an | adequate system of public education: | CO't Dad convicted him of second- ote the efficient administration d":’:’ murder. icas was found guilty of killing | Soge o e mate of porer o oes | orence Hos last Maren 31 fn ] offer every assistance in restoring economic | 0USe in the 1800 block of ¥ street. equilibrium, and to regain confidence in | The case was prosecuted by Assistant ourselves and in our institutions.” | United States Attorney John J. Sirica. P.M. 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