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Show PAGE 6 novo, otab eowrr. c?ah . MONDAY. APRIL 15. 10463 DAILY HERAtD dlcinawa.ls Land of Surplus Property White Elephants By DOROTHY "WILLIAMS ! United Press SUff Correspondent! WASHINGTON, April 15 (U.R) I Travelogue 'spielers , of the future may well refer to Okinawa as the land of surplus property white elephant. Reports from foreign liquidation liquida-tion commissioner headquarters for the China theater show that the relatively liny island -it covers cov-ers ,469 square miles is fairly bulging with army and navy surplus, sur-plus, items which may never be sold. . . They range from sallmaker's palms the leather gadgets old tars wear to protect their hands as they force needles through sail canvas to ordinary kitchen matches. The army paid $1 each for cailmaker's palms and $167,200 for 80.000 boxes of matches now Yheeler Attacks Loan to Britain WASH.. April 15 (U Sen. Burton K. Wheeler. D.. Mont.. termed the proposed $3,375,000.- ooo loan to Great Britain "pure ly as political measure" that is being "sold to the American people peo-ple as a sure-fire cure for the present ills of the world." Taking the negative side of a discussion over the mutual net work on the subject. "Should In dustry Back the Loan to Britain." Wheeler said the U. S., to make the loan "at what amounts to 1.62 per cent interest, would be forced to , borrow at 2 per cent. The transaction, he said, would cost this country $33,000,000 a year. Sen. Wayne R. Morse, R.. Ore., said the loan would be in - the eocnomic interest of the U. S. he described it as a moral obligation Undertaken as a result of the San Francisco charter. J. Ct Folger, former president of the Investment Bankers Association Assoc-iation of America, said Britain needs the credit as a "grubstake" to resume her place as America's Amer-ica's biggest customer. The senate begins debate on the British loan next week, with administration ad-ministration forces confident of passage. The house banking and currency committee is expected to begin .hearing in May following the forccoming Easter recess. on Okinawa.They were shipped from the United States to Okin awa when the island was slated to be one of the principal take-off points for the invasion of Japan These items are for sale and you can buy them. But, you either must go to UKinawa or sena your representatives there to get them And you can't bring them uacK to this country unless you're a veteran, a government agency or the original manufacturer. The surplus property act seta up these bans to prevent resales in. this country at low prices in compe tition with non-surplus goods, on the American market. A slance at the list of surplus DroDcrty on Okinawa tells some thing about the costs of war ana what the military planners ex pected in Japan. There are the boxes of flypaper ribbon, for instance. in-stance. They cost $75,694.50. And the delousing bags to kill the nests which might infest the clothes of American fighting men There are $6,040 worth of these. 'Wading suits are another item $562.38 worth of them. Other items are rubber ear' stoppers, costing $481.35: and concrete anchors costing '$1,750. Fog oil A liquid used by the navy to create protective smoke screens accounts for one of tnt largest investments in Okinawa equipment which liquidation of ficials doubt wffl ever be soia. The oil cost $343,750. Airplane landing matting is another an-other costly surplus, amounting to $129,187. There are many other items ranging from $187.25 worth of megaphones to $960 worth of fish hooks. FBECirT.ES AND HIS FRIENDS By BLOSi New Wei! In Rangely Field RANGELY. Colo.. April 15 (U.R) The fifty-fourth producing oil well has been placed in operation opera-tion here in what has been the nation's most important oil field in operations during the past year. The new well, owned by the California company which is the leading operator in the Rangely field, flowed 702 barrels of oil in 24 hours. The total depth of the new well was 6.399 feet. Estimated drilling activity this year will cost operators at Rangely Range-ly more than 20 million dollars, and it is expected that about 150 new wells will be drilled in the district in 1946. During March, 16,700 barrels of oil flowed daily from Rangely oil wells. JfllUM'JMflOflH 234 -v. Ct St . PW 488 Westerners Ash 14-Cent Copper WASHINGTON, April 15 (U.R) -Sen. Ernest W. McFarland, D., Ariz., said today that most west ern senators and representatives have agreed to back a demand that the office of price admin istration raise the price of copper cop-per from its present price of 12 cents a pouna to 14 cents a pound. 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