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7 3 3 / Los Angle - Apr &, 19^2 WHH - Omaha My S-99. Item 1 - Length SO,OOO ft., *K)~Inoh I.D. designed for 26 million GPD, now delivering 3 million with temporary pumping installation. To he completed Aug. 1. 3 million dollars. Item 2 - 1,000 demountable houses now under contract, approx. $3,700 each including all utilities. There is some talk of constructing another 1,000 units but no decision to date. In addition to houses, McNeil has constructed tents and barracks equipped with dining room to accommodate about 2,1*00 men, and is now commencing construction of another unit to accommodate an additional 1,200. W. H. Guild
