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ing; Briefs of thd. several. ;lciwd
and regulations pertaining to
fires occurring on Pol oral lands..
In parenthesis after eae e brief1
is ins or tel the section number of
the applicable law lis ce1 below
the briefs;
1. Laliciously or wantonly sot
ting 'fires on lands other tha?i
his own or allowing fires to
spread to- other land. - 3 months
to 1 year, 50 to -500. (see;4021)
2. betting fire on any land, ac
cident ly or otherwise, and fail
ing v: lfully or negligently to
extinguish fir.c - a nisd.onoanor -
>50 to' >500, 10 days to 3 months,
(lee. 4822)
3. .jetting fire wilfully or with
malicious intent to injure anoth
er’s property - a'felony - 1 yor.r
to'10 yoars. (See. 4823)
4. betting firo wilfully or with
out authority to public domain
and other federal lands - fine
not riorc than pSOCO* or more than
5 years, or both. (doc. 52)
5. dotting Tiros and failing to
completely extinguish then before
leaving or .-11 owing to soread
beyond control, whoa Tiros arc on,
or near, federal lands - not more
than 500 nor more than _ months,
or both. (occ. 53)
Inflammable defuse do he Turned
Adtor lodging: 3cc.2, ■ Tnap.35,
lS23,5ossion Laws C.f Alaska.'
"Any person, persons, Tire:, cor
poration or copartnership engaged
in logging or wood cutting, or
who permits logging or wood cut
ting on his or their lands, shall
•burr the tops and inflammable ref
use left after such logging or
wood cutting which nay carry fire,
or cause it, to spread, in such
manner and with such help as to
confine the fire to the place or
places where built. And any fail
ure, refusal or neglect to comply
with the provisions of this sect
ion shall be, on conviction, pun
ishable by a fine o.f not 'less than
T50 nor more than ,>500 for each
and every offense, or by imprison
ment for a period of not loss than'
10 days nor not more than 5 months,
ATTENTION aLL LEGION MSMBELS
, . EX7SERVICE Li BN. J
'th<2' oimVri'can Legion r /uists
that you meet at the Recr?..*ior.
Sail,. Saturday evening at £r?.M.
May 23 for the purpose of lean
ing up the cemetery. Brii^r rake,
hoe, shovel or scythe. f
a large turn out is r quested.
Vv.T.O-ll
Adjutant
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The V.asilla 4-H Club mot in
the V.asilla school on Thur: day
noon, at which time organ! ation
v;as completed, and the Pr idont,
Lois Adams arranged a ver„ inter
esting program on 4-H information.
The Extension agent discr rsed
gardening and explained t.*.. reason
why every 4-H member should have,
a fo )d produce project during 1942.
The club will me.et each nod oriel
and fourth Friday aftern
In peace time this country
normally consumed all the dairy
products produced hero am lit
tle nore. Only a sir all amount
dairy products was sold in for
eign countries, but considerable
quantities of certain types of
cheese wore imported. But^war I.
that covers the globe has Chang
ed all this. . an eric a* s Lf&mors
have made it the first order of
the day to produce the food for
soldiers, for the workers Rho'
build the machines of v;ar and for
b e leagued p e o pie m f o r e i g’n lands.
The Unit.ed ».'a lions have ashed us
for millions of pounds of dairy
products and other foods. In
creased milk supplies also arc
filling a domestic food t..> by
helping to f eed that sect ', in. of
our population most in ns el of
better diets.
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2 Du ROC J<Rbl¥ hOaRO •
| $40.00 each if taken at once.
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1inquire I d'hyjk
or by both in the discretion of - Gour
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