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The Indianapolis times., 1927-10-19
=-7 KBF, Indianapolis, the Hoos-
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REG. U. S. PAT. OFF.

KBF, lndlanapOllS, Cne f1OOS-
MI ier Athletic Club station an
w nounces a new feature to be
boardcast each Wednesday, Thurs
day and Sunday evening between 6
and $3.50 that will be known as the
Spink-Arn1s dinner concert.
This program will be broadcast
direct from the main dining room
of the hotel and the music will be
furnished by the Spink-Arns en-
semble consisting of Alma Miller
Lentz, violin; Okah Lieber, cello,
and Carolyn Ayres Turner, pianist
and director.
The National Broadcasting Com
pany will present the comic opera
The Chimes of Normandy" through
it's Red network this evening, at $3.50
the performance being given by the
National Light Opera Company I'M
der the direction of Cesare Sodero.
The cast will include the follow
ing soloists: Adele Parkhurst,
soprano, singing Serpolette; George
O'Brien, tenor, singing Jean Gren-
ischeaux; Harvey Hindermeyer,
tenor, singing Gaspard; John Oak
ley, bass, singing the Bailli; Theo-
dore Webb, baritone, singing Henri,
Marquise of Corneville; Frances
Paperte, mezzo soprano, singing
Germaine. u s-cs u.
Selections ranging from the semi
popular to the classical will be heard
by the radio audience in the next
broadcast of the. Maxwell House
Coffee concert to-he given at 9 this
evening, through WIZ, New York,
and the stations of the N. B. c. Blue
network
The program follows:
Orchestra-Old Colonel March.
Wood-Wind Quintet-Pastoral. :. SibeliuS
Cello Solo-serenade From Suite Iforsar. for
women's Chorus Is ip;ar:t;s-Tfhe Eve. D
orchestfa E 1sfs @Hackleperry Finn. FROM 1sn's'S
String eiSStSSnpHa oaartet@Water WA Music Suite
6 M'v'tsl ........,........... Handel
(al Horn Pipe.
Male Quartet-All Through the Night Night :.
welsh Alr
orchestra-ov -overture-Forza Del Des.
Tenor oH' Solo with Pianoj-To be " -
contraito with Chorus and Orchestra
Ell Relicaro (ini Spanishl .Padillo
Observation-Disclosures ............. Shilkret
Orchestra
(a) Dainty Miss (Piano Solo) :. Brown
With Orchestra
Deppin
Orchestra-Dancing Tambourine. -. .Polla
Mixed Chorus and Orchestra-Blossom
Time (Schubert Melodies) :. .Romberg
The Hartman quartet will feature
4 - s.E
The Indianapolis times., 1927-10-19
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WFBM 1090-275) INDIANAPOLIS
indianapolis Power & Light Co..
$500 p. M.--Late News and Sports I'm
dianapoIis Times).
5:15-Fire Prevention Talk by Horace
Carey.
6:30-IndianapoIis Athletic Club and CO.
lumbia Club Orchestras.
S:30-Wheeler City Mission.
10:30-Indianapolis Athletic Club and
Columbia Club OrcheStras.
THITRSnAV MORNING
, 1927-03-08

way here for a benefit boxing carnival
for the family Of JIMMY Delaney, St.
Paul heavyweight. VINO died at Mime
apoIis after a heroic fight against blood
poisoning.
New York.-Tbe entire crew Of forty
nine of a Spanish steamer vas picked up
by another Spanish steamer and it was
reported as being afre one hundred and
thirty miles off New York. The agents
here amour ed that four other ships
announced I at they were steaming to
the vessels { =
Cbicaqo.-F 1T traces of the famous
Pons Winnecit Comet which is expected
to approach with four million miles of
the earth next une have made their
first appearance he g.
Washington. Re iprocal greetings and
wishes for better understanding and
good will between the United States and
Germany were expressed by President
Coolidge and President Hindenburg of
Germany in opening communications TO-
day across the new cable between the
two countries.
, 1927-03-08
ST. CROIX STATION.

ST. CkOIN STATION.
WASHINGTON. Mar Bird. Edward L. Do
heny will lose 81, 686. OPS dollt rs as a re-
suit of the Supreme Courts de- ision can
ceiling his lease of Elk Hills, California
oil reserve, from the Navy De 9artment.
Of this amount. $500, 600 doiif $ in cash
is held by receivers who hav operated
the reserve during the litigat on. 1t re-
presents the value of the oil he received
as a royalty payment for working depos-
its of the reserve. The balance repre-
seuts expenditures made by the Doh6ny
interests in mining the OIL and construct
ing fuel tanks, at Pearl Han or, Hawaii,
and the oil stored there.
WASHINGTON, Mar. Ind. Rom running
cases etfecting Canadian citizens and
ships of Canadian registry are beginning
to find their way to the new Canadian
Legation. Formerly they were dealt
with by the British Embassy. Some of
the cases involve difficult questions Of
international laws and will form The most
delicate tasks confronting the Canadian
Legation. 1t is believed that the Lega-
ton will be able to secure more direct
action in some cases. especially as regards
disputed nights to package freight on
ships seized because they carried a part
cargo OF liquor.
Washington, Mar. 4th. A report that
the Government had notified the Mexican
Foreign Office that Ambassador Manuel
Teller was no longer persona grata here
gained circulation last night.
London, March 3rd.-Sir Austen
Chamberlain will leave London Oh Satur-
day to attend the League of Nations
Council meeting which opens on Mon
day.
Washington, March 5th.-Great Brit
ain is to have a million dollar Embassy
in WASHINGTON. Designs drawn 5y Sir
, 1927-03-08

for the Leeward and Windward Islands,
Barbados, Trinidad, Tobago, and Guiana,
by IS. "Dominica" at 900 a. M, tomor-
row, 9th.
, 1927-03-08

there has never been run on q partisan
basis; it has been run IN the broadest
basis. with the idea Of doing the most
good irrespective of what the politics
may be Of the employee; in other words,
politics cuts no figure.
Ny predecessor was a Republican un-
der Wilson's regime; | do not happen TO
be of the same faith, and | happen to be
going along because we graduate from
one position to another They start 10
and they pick the man best fitted for the
place, irrespective of all other things.
Senator johnson. | may not follow
you. Is it your statement that the naval
government is better because Of its nom
partisan character?
Judge Williams. | may say, sir-Of
course, | realize that thi, answG may
leave me 0Ien to some lii lie criticism, in
a way, but | do say that | believe a Ter
son qoirg down there without any pa .ty
connections in that small place would
really be better than a person who had a
real party lineup. You will not appre-
Ciate hat fully unless you see 1T.
Senator johnson. Some of us apprecl-
ate it more than fully. But the point IS
to get your viewpoint.
Judge Williams. My viewpoint, sir, is
that | do not see how you could make a
better arrangement than you have at
this present time. | think il you sent a
civilian down there you would find he
would be apt to have sons little political
turns political minded people in posi-
tiOns.
Senator Johnson. And the Navy has
no such political minded personnel?
Judge Williams. Absolutely not. Their
every idea is to get the best man for the
place; that has been their policy. They
can get their money
Senator Johnso-. And the naval rep
resentatiye, OF course, is not sway ed by
the particular administration in power;
that is your view, is 1t?
Judge Williams. Yes. sir. He will gOOut
and get the best man be can for that place,
AND when inquiry is made it is not made
with re. erence to politics; it is, will he
fit this placer" A good many people
serving we'll 10 the States would not fit in
an outlying jurisdiction in a good many
lines; and il a PERSONS appointment is
based on political qualifications, and so
on, he is apt not to produce as good ef-
feet, | imagine do not say he would
not, absolutely, but | say it seems to me
that a n0npartisan administration IN a
place of that kind is absolutely the best
that could be gotten, and that is what
has been done by these gentlemen,
ITO be c~0ntinued.)
To- "a Ha-T ALH -LH1 "a mi NJ
, 1927-03-08

Edwin Lutyens. rtcreaJor o. magnl-
fcent Indian Capital at Delhi. G.Na been
approved by the United Stages COM
mission oil fine arts. The land has b en-
acquired and work will begin during the
latter part of this year.
New York. March 5th,-The seizure
of the Canadian owned steamer Federal
ship" under Panama registry, with q
cargo of liquor valued at 1000. 600 doll
arS, while 300 miles from San Francisco,
is the first move to eliminate rum rum
ming craft which have been operating i'm
the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans under
Panama registry, says a Washington
despatch 10 the Tribune. The des-
patch says the seizure of Federalism"
following successful negotiations be-
tween the United States and Panama
whereby the latter Government adopted
a new law which provided that vessels
under Panama registry which were
guilty of habitual smuggling on piracy
against a friendly nation, y automatical-
~ forfeited their registry.
New York. March Attn. The jury in
the Daugherty-MiIler trial, today found
ex-Alien Property Custodian Thomas w.
Miller guilty OF conspiracy, but dis
agreed on a verdict for eX. Attorney
General. Harry NJ, Daugher5y. The jury
was out seventy hours.
Minneapolis, March 5th. jimmy De-
Ianey, 25. St. Paul. light heavy weight
boxer, died yesterday from blood poison
ing resulting from an injured arm sus-
tanned in a fight with Make R0sen-
bloom at Cincinnati ON February llth.
Delaney splintered a bone in his left
elbow, but failed to realize the extent
of the injury. Infection developed and
two operations and blood TRANSMISSION
failed to check it.
Washington, March 4th.-A formal
denial that the United States had de-
manded the recall Of Manuel c Teller
Mexican Ambassador. VINO left Washing
ton on Thursday night for Mexico City,
has been issued by acting Secretary
Grew of the State Department.
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
New York, March 5th.
Flour standard export grades $7.15.
Corn meal yellow kiln dried per bag Of
1876 lbs. S4.l5.
Pork heavy mess old per barrel $3.50.
Pork short clear medium quality per
barrel $26 so.
Sugar centrif. basis SO deg. test per
100 lbs. So. 20.
Exchange sight 81 844,
Exchange 60 days $4S04.
Evening star., 1927-11-27
oner of patents, declared in his an.

sioner of patents. declared in his an
nual report today 10 Secretary Hoover.
When the Office is behind in Its
work." he said, ''it Is a continual drag
on the industries of the country"
Five new divisions. in addition TO the
two authorized for 1928, should he or
ganized to push the work ahead to
current basis. Mr. Robertson said.
The force now authorized will hardly
he sufficient even to act upon the cur.
rent cases as rapidly as filed. and will
certainly not be sufficient to reduce the
number of cases already piled up on
the desks of the various examiners"
For several years, Mr. Robertson
said, the Patent Office has been under
stated. although the office force has
Evening star., 1927-11-27

made considerable strides In cutting
down he time required for passage Of
n patent application through the ma
chinery of certification. The number
of new applications is increasing con-
stantly. the 1927 total reaching 49,
1888. compared with 103.591 in 1925.
Attention was called in the report
to the high turnover in the examining
corps asa result of the present low
scale of salaries. Ninetyeight of the
technical and professional force re-
signed during the last fiscal year for
this reason.
Evening star., 1927-11-27
SAYS PATENT OFFICE
EFFICIENCY CURBED
Commissioner Reports Lack of Per-
sonnel Delays Work at -~
Bureau Here.

Efficiency Of the Patent Office is
menaced by lack of adequate per
sonnel, Thomas L. Robertson commits
Evening star., 1927-11-27

Sydney. Australia, has a vogue for
r. d hats
Evening star., 1927-11-27

Wood and metal bases,
in polychrome finish,
with the adjustable
socket. Complete with
silkaline shade in rose,
blue, or old gold shades,
Evening star., 1927-09-22
NEW DETACHED HOME.
CHEVY CHASE, MARYLAND.
BUILT-IN GARAGE.

This attractive English type home. Just
completed is on a large lot convenient to
the Connecticut ave. car line and neighhor-
hood stores The living room is 2:3 f. long
bedrooms. unusually large closets, tiled bath.
Screens are furnished, for all windows and
and beautifed with shrubbery There is
large back yard. Built.in garage; w..
For appointment TO inspect. phone Wis
conkin 2163. or after 5 pm. Wisconsin 2SI1.
Evening star., 1927-09-22

LELAND BARGAIN.
CHEVY CHASE, MARYLAND.
SIX ROOMS-LARGE LOT.
BUILT-IN GARAGE.
So.o50.
This delightful home containing six real
rooms and bath, is III a very pretty section
of Leland. in Chevy Chase. Md. and may
be purchased on very easy terms.
For appointment to inspect. phone Adams
QS0o n
Evening star., 1927-09-22
$23, Massachusetts Ave. Heights.

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$"s s9 6$,a e @ ss1Ress sSS o s e sssS s s
saSB sDs ns 5fss S s % SSs asS sS @ Beautiful grounds and
$15OO-A Marvellous Bargain in Mt Pleasant.
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@ ] p ahs h9u m sp DaDered and put ~ condition
$1,5OO-Semi-D Detached Cleveland Park Home.
ready to DISPOSE home that is fully the
~ & 9?SS pS Ii n :SssSs e
$8,350-A Real Buy in Petworth
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Phone Main $500 Until PM.
BOSS & PHELPS
Evening star., 1927-09-22
SALE--HOUSES.
New Leland Brick Home.
Chevy Chase Md.-S1O.OSO.

OheVV CHASE, .-pIU,9oU.
This new brick home. on a beautiful lot
homes Just being completed. and we believe
this is one of the most attractive groups of
homes we have ever, offered at the price.
screens. garage; yards sodded and fled
with shrubbery. Paved street. cement side
walk. absolutely all modern convenences :;
one block from car line. bus line and stores;
convenient to the Chevy Chase High School
graded school.
For appointment to inspect phone Wiscon
sin 2763 or, after pm. Wisconsin 2S75.
Evening star., 1927-09-22
SATE--HOUSES.

DON'T FOOL YOURSELF
that renting is cheaper or better than
buying. We have a special select list of
houses. city and suburban. at rock-bottom
prices on easy-payment plan.
Also many colored and investment houses.
Be independent and own real estate. he Il
for home or income. Do it now-Deal with
us-resuIts since 1896.
n. +. RYON CO.. INC,
Main 45o7 1923 F St.
Columbia 1877. 341S 14th st.
Clarendon 1850. 1904 Wilson Blyd,
Evening star., 1927-09-22

2o-FT. sEMIDETACHED BRICK HOME.
3 LARGE PORCHES. 2-CAR GARAGE.
A REAL BARGAIN-ONLY S11.500.
An unusual semi-detached. Kenndy-brilt
brick home in one of the most attractive
NV. communities convenient to transporta-
tion and desired neighborhood facilities: COW
cred concrete front porch and balcony with
brick columns. breakfast and sleeping porch
screened. concrete rear porch. large
rooms and tiled bath. large kitchen. com
pletely equipped with one-piece porcelain
excellent condition. newly papered and paint
ed: hardwood parduet floors and hardwood
Trim. tasteful decoration and artistic lighting
fixtures. fireplace: concrete cellar with hot
water heating plant and double laundry
trays servants toilet and storage room :;
beautiful lawn with hedge and flowers: 9
car built-in garage. Priced right at only
S11. 300 for quick sale; will make good
terms. See this home today. Call Col 1900
for further defalIg
Evening star., 1927-09-22
FOR COLORED.
Big Groom NV. Home.
Only S6.450-Easv Terms.

Owner. forced 20 sell. has put very low
price on his fine bay-wiadow brick home
reception hall. 8 large rooms with big clos
cts tiled bath. > covered rear porches: IN
fine condition. hardwood floors and trim
electricity. screens. concrete cellar. laundry
trays. Priced at only S6.450. with very easy
terms this house is a wonderful bargain:
See this home today and save hundreds 81
dollars Call Potomac Sl1 between 5 80 and
q ~ 49,
Evening star., 1927-09-22
SALE--HOUSES,
BUNGALOW BARGAIN.

BUNGALOW BARGAIN.
Owner in Financial Difficulties. the Property
Is Offered for
Quick Sale
At Price Considerably Less Than Cost
Contains 5 large rooms. inclosed sleeping
porch. big attic: very large lot. porches &c
Hot-water heat: electricity. Everything like
new having Just been redecorated inside
and out.
Rare Chance
to get splendid home. in good location
at remarkably low price and
On Your Own Terms.
Located just over the District line in Mt.
For appointment to see this phone North
T24-J after pm
Evening star., 1927-09-22
FOR COLORED.
ONLY | LEFT.

An Opportunity of a Lifetime.
Do not buy before you see this we'll built
tapestry brick home excelently located
northeast large front and rear sporches,
splendid hot water heating plant, fine elec-
rric fixtures. model kitchen with beautiful
sink and dr3nhoard sidf@yen ho,1sa
j. trimmed IN hardwood throughout: big
yard to paved. alley You can buy All this
on q small cash payment and terms as low as
$40. so A MONTH.
CALL OWNER. LING. 742O.
RET 10 NJ & & PM OR & PM
Evening star., 1927-03-20
Established 81 Years.
KAHN OPTICAL CO.,
6l7 9TH St. NV.
Outstanding Bargains in
DIAMONDS.

A perfect diamond weigh
ing l.carat. d stone OF un-
common brllliancy, spe-
cially priced at. .S59,
Evening star., 1927-03-20
WHERE TO STOP.
w WINELICTI 1U oIOF.
The Chastleton Hotel,
10th St. at r.
Two and Three Room Housekeeping Suites.
Single Rooms with Bath.
Weekly and Monthly Rates.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

APARTMENTS-F
CoMFoRTA9LE GROOM. KITCHEN AND
bath st oST Of ana F6pss hSsse
teephdne .efsS Ready now anu woaid ike '
tenant Keep seow viii II sS aPS For f
ther information. call Mr.. MccAULLY
f d chev9 EooK ahast E Vx
bedrooms. kitchenette and bath. The apart
TaWer " ohS eossa sna osT an
rooms. insurinE air and SUNSHINE. BHiit-in
sorSb 4wnes Pno1. w es share and
Sdey arnshed hAnx TO SHARE osds
rooms: south and west exposure. Cool and
'is@sss = esiI ,, Pe!P%as c is4S'w after N
1895 COLUMBIA ROAD .N;w.---ATTRAC
abe adsms sss seS!gst ss6sW private home reason
LARGE WELL FURNISHED SITTING
free phone, linen china silverware; all out
side. cool. awning large closets; near Capt.
toll and Congressional Library 43S New
room bedroom, large kitchen. bath. com
electricity, and gas, furnished; clean: mar
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE 3 ROOMS,
81 old a'ITs mahogany; baby grand pisno; open
freplaces: exclusive downtown location:
references Phone Sunday, Franklin 1925,
20'
7i2 ROCK CIR. CHI. RD.-;LARGE CoMBI-
nation living room and bedroom Large
dining room. kitchenette and bath heat gas.
cleo. All private. Clean. cheerful. Rea-
sonable. a0s
l475 COLUMBIA RID. APT 23-TWO
large bedrooms. slassinclosed porch, living
room dining room. large reception hall kitch-
en- and bath excellent furniture: reasonable
rent Columbia 2195 or see ianitor. 2O'
724 A ST. s.E.-KITCHEN. LIVING ROOM.
inclosed sleeping porch: one block from
coin Park car line. bus service; private res
idence: S35 per month. Lincoln 3430-J. 2l'
los 9th, @, ,M;n:-w!DQW: LEAVING
porch: ianitcr service.
Evening star., 1927-03-20

A fine pure white square
cut diamond weighing
1o7-l0O carats, or 3 points
less than , carats. Only So
Evening star., 1927-03-20

A diamond weighing | 10
100 carats, or IS points
less than "a carats. This
gem is priced very low,
and we consider it a great
bargain ............S .S3
Evening star., 1927-03-20

NH
ing room. bedroom. reception hall kitchen
and bath. sink, gas range. instantaneous hot
water heater. cabinet in kitchen. an on.
side rooms. bright and cool. only ant o.
that floor giving good hrPeZe through ent.rr
apt. electricity excellent heat. ianltor- ol
premises, laundry and yards walking q =
tance of all downtown section and 60,
DIfeR's'E W''l rent uDfGrnish"d If de;..s.9
See ianitor. Rent. 500 fur: SIS uu-
Evening star., 1927-03-20

II"U9'-NFtVI0H aIIal tlIIt'III dII.I., IduIIITF.
LARGE ROOM AND KITCHENETTE. Mex
TO bath: completely furnished: newly de,u-
rated. Reasonable 1924 10Th NV Fr 1875
Evening star., 1927-03-20

CHATHAM COURTS-wILL SACRIFICE
beautiful five-room and bath apartment dur
ing absence from city, April To December !
Three exposures and many windows insure
summer comfort; mahogany furniture. linen.
SILVER. electric sewing machine. fan and
vacuum. references required. sos pe-
month. Col. $500. apartment llO.
Evening star., 1927-03-20

THE BUCHANAN APTs.. .452e 18th ST.
cor. Buchanan st, Apt. 20l-Nicely tur.
liv rm bedrm k. b. and open porch, STD;
Ant No. 4 March 26. S62 so Apply ianitor
or w. CARL WYATT. owner. Adams 1891.
Evening star., 1927-03-20

Two FOUR OR SIX PERSONS, AS CLUB
or individually for summer: SIS week each
April l. Address Box l77-V, Star office.
Evening star., 1927-03-20

A diamond weighing
52-l00 carat. or ? points
more than 4 carat. An
unmatchable stone at the
low price quoted. .... S
Evening star., 1927-03-20

go 2nd ST. SE-THREE FRONT OFT
ide. rooms and bath southern exposure
Evening star., 1927-03-20

9S0l nth METRES ROOMS. SINK
range private entrance. gas. electricity. ga
rage. Children taken. Reasonable North
Evening star., 1927-03-20

132 RHODE ISLAND AVE NW-rwO
rooms elec h W. n. range sink telephone
clean: S35 North 1908 after pm or
Evening star., 1927-03-20

TWO WELL FCRN. ROOMS. KITCHEN
ette bath: best apt hotel: until Nov ~
at unf rental price. Reference required
Phone Monday Main 1920 br 5SI
Evening star., 1927-03-20

room apts, completely furnished for house
keeping electricity; very reasonable. Line.
Evening star., 1927-03-20
BETTER THAN HOTEL

AT LESS THAN ~ HOTEL RATES.
Apis. in finest and largest groups of fire.
proof. elev bldgs. in D. C.: extra large out.
side rms. tile baths: beautifully and com:
beautiful grounds and outlook: / rm.. rec. h,
and bath TO 4 rms; rec. D.; bath and
liable parties on lease: act quickly. Rhone
Columbia 7744
Evening star., 1927-03-20

A solid mahogany hall clock
with quarter-hour West
minister chime. A hand
some and accurate colo
nial timepiece for the
apartment or home. Spe-
cially priced at. .SlOO
Evening star., 1927-03-20

342i 18th ST. N.W.--Attractive second
fooS room: home cooking; use of phone;
ppasapt location
Evening star., 1927-03-20

ROOMS YOU'LL LIKE.
One handsome double and one single front
tion ideal: block from Commerce and In
terror gentlemen OF refnenent. 7@5 10Th
NV FIX. 9092.
Evening star., 1927-03-20

WALKING DISTANCE; -FOUR ROOMS AND
bath; SIS. Ant g. 204 + 1t. NV.
Evening star., 1927-03-20

CANARIES-Beautiful young male and fe
male canaTies for breeding Breeding cages.
foods etc. ATHERTON's. 33S Indiana ave.
Evening star., 1927-03-20
TABLE BOARD.
C0IiNTRY ROARI

IIoO EUCLID N.W-Good table board
So. 80 per week; $50 month. Adams 9505-J
Evening star., 1927-04-24

At left: Little flower
bearers at the D. A. r. Con-
gress. Catherine May Glib
bon of the Los Angeles So
ciety of the c. A. r. and
Devereux Philip Johnston
of the William Dawes So
ciety of the c. A. R., Evan
ston, Ill. G Schultz Photo
Evening star., 1927-04-24

An international fete.
Flags of many nations
are borne by this group
of diplomatic young
sters in the Capitals
cherry-blossom festival
a week ago yesterday.
q Wide World Photos.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19
Peter Tries to Use Mir. Blacksnake
By Thornton W. Burgess

Never let another use you When the reason they refuse you.
 MT. Blacksnake
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19

temperatures from 142 to 14S F. will kill the germs. provided all of the milk is sumbitted for period of 30 minutes to such a temperature.
 This temperature is not suffi- cient to ruin the cream line" On the other hand, emphasis must again be placed on the point that all of the milk must be submitted to this temperature for the en- tire 30-minute period.
 Effect on Milk
 Pasteurization of milk does not injuriously affect it's taste. ap- pearance or digestibility. Such harm as 1t may do to the vitamin content of the milk can be made up by supplying the infant or the adult with a sufficient amount of orange juice or tomato juice.
 It is impossible to estimate the vast amount of good that has been done in the prevention of communicable diseases by the es- tablishment of pasteurization.