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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON. Auctioneers.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Mod
ern Apartment Building, Con-
tanning SO Apartments, Known
as the "Harrowgate," No.
1888 New Hampshire Ave.
NV.

Bv virtue of certain deed Of trust. duly
No. 1913 Of the land records Of the District
of Columbia. and at the request OF the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees tuees
q the premises, on MoNpAAYy. THE In SIX, Z
and premises. situate in the District, OF Go;
iumbia to wit: Lot numbered one hundred
and thirty. tl30). in A. Joseph Howar,ss sub, Ins
DIVISION OF lots IN square one hundren anu
seventy. seven, 177l ~, per plat recorded rec IN IN
Liber 80 folio 1888. of the records OF the
Office OF the surveyor of the District OF oGor Co.
the rear twelve t12l feet of lot one hun
dred and twenty-nIne t129l In said Howars
Terms nsi OF ale: The above property will be
sold subject to prior deeds OF trust aggre-
eating 1926 600. at 6.rS., due about ! three nTs
wears: balance cash A deposit OF Sl0.Oun
required Of purchaser at time Of sale . All !,
convcyaucne recording and notarial Tees at
cost Of purchaser. Terms OF sale 10 pe
COMPLIED with within thirty days from day
OF sale otherwise the trustees reserve tne
right TO resell the property at the rtsK ano
cost of the defauting purchaser aiter nve
days advertisemcnt OF such resale N some
newspaper published in the city OF WASH
"'N'o"' ~ " EDMUND D. RHEEM.
JAMES j. LAMPTON.
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AUCTION SALES.
- Aanan a a N 49,
DAN A wEscHLER i 1 son. 1ucliOncsFs

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TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING. NO
1851 BENNlNG ROAD NORTHEAST.
March "a. 1897. as instrument No. 81, of
the land records of the District OF Coinmbla'
and at request of party secured thcrebs. nh'
dersigned trustee will offer for sale ny p@ne- @
lic auction. in front of premises on ThUhSr,
DAY APRIL NINETEENTH. 1D2S. Al
FIVE Pm the following described lann
and premiscs situate in said District. TO W.T.
Tot les in square A0S3. "Benning Heights.
as per p1at recorded In Liber County ~ ~
folio 10 subject to the covenants of record
Terms OF sale One-half of purchase mon,
ey 10 he Maid in cash. balance IN Two epuai
installments represented by promissory notes
Of purchaser PAYABLE in one and two years
with interest at z psr cent per annum from
day of sale. payable semt.annuaiS secures,
IN deed of trust uDon property soid. or ~
cash az nption of purchaser. deposN OF
$3.50 required of purchaser at sale. All con.
vegancinr recording and notar1al ices ~
rosf az purchaser. Terms OF sale 30 be com
niied with within thirty dave from sals
otherwise trustees reserve risht 20 resell
nroperty at risk and cost OF dofaultinE puT:
chaser, after Ave DAYS adyefusenlent oi
such resale in some newspaper puohshed IN
"Ssh'nsson' sEoRGE R. LINKINs
WifIIAM n LINkINS.
1733 DE Sales st.
THoS- j. OWEN & son. AUCTIoNEERs.
IAa5 Eve Street Northwest
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FUTUKE DAYS -.
THOs. j OWEN 4 SON. AucTIONEERs.
IAgB EYE ST NV.

ld2b EYE NT NV.
TRUSTEES SALE or yAIiiAhLE TWO, TWO
STORY BRICK APARTMENT. HEINZ
PREMISES NO. 333s STREET
by ylrtns of a certain deed Of trust, duty
recorded In Iibef No. 81 50, folio .3p g SEQ
of the land records of the District OF Colhni,
ba and q the request ef the party LII, sncured RE-;
thereby the undersigned trustees VIII sell
al public auction, 10 front Of tho pr9nliAss,
"a TnnphsDAy Taa5as HisTIcniIhRSfph', A.S EciIR ph',rocR %
PM. the following described land and prem, prem,
lses, situate In the District of Columbia, ,hnll
designated az and being the west aus'haii
oi lot III ia sauare @ga. frnntlnE ~
feet on q street by "a depth OF 10 feee on
ThiFtg. fourth street a. -. =.
Terms sold subject % a prior deed ~
triEt for $4,000 further particulars oi
which will be ann0nnend at time nt sale
nald 10 cash A deposit of Sl $50 reguifed
C0nyey aiteiDg, recording. ntr ~ unrchasrrt
cost. Terms 70 be eanlplIsd with Sithi,
fha property may be advertised and reaoil
al thu DISCRETION Of the trustees
LEWIS r. BHEi{ nlkaER,
GEORGE r. WALKER,
aptOiet4,t7 7lp-----...-Tr ~ Trustee h..
Xn1N WEsCfIfTn Il sON. Auctionaers.
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ADAM A WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers

PROVED BY MoDERRN FRAME fMh RUMMhE
Bv Vp virtue of = certain deed of trust. duly
recorded in Liher 5000, folio 20 et sea;;i oA
the land records OF the District oi CoininDla
thereby. the undersigned trustee will sell at
public ayct9pp n fg1s gs11sxrqpENH Fl she prfms nss AT
FIVE O'CLOCK p M. the following -descrihsedi ssi
land and premises situated III the DIssrIct
81 tSs ,anG 2nG snd kno%n White
Haven and described as follows: Beginn,iing ing
for the same at q poInt on the wn n1r1n rnnn nt,1
the highway extension plans recorded IN the
ONCE OF the surveyor for the District OF
fifty.iive 1857 minutes west forty-ilve t45l
feet from a stone on the sontheasteriy
line Of the BS deed pecoled
Liber 4161. at folio 327. and running thence
along the north line of sherrer piaCe 3t., as as
f55l minutes west fifty t50| feet. thence
at right angles to Sherrier place as proposed
south forty ,40i degrees ffty.Gye t55, min;
north mort Inc q ;sia sheTrisr place !ns1Se .n.,S
sssteriy at right angles from said sherrier
place ono hundred 1i00l feet TO the said
OF beginning as shown on plat Of survey
lied in Survey Book 90. on page 29l, In sain
"3Ssan Terms Of sale: Cash 4 deposit Of $500
will he REQUIRED at the time OF safe nat
ance OF deposit Within thirty days Trustee
sale Taxes and rent to he aiiusted to
date Of sale Al conyeysnGins ,,,sc ,TescordnSs e.
nomoS Dad BY WITH I9senas4T Sr. u nnteNsS sae %
SfTs % be- FG forfeed and the trustee reserves The
right TO resell. at defaulting purchasers risk
and cost after fve days advertisement pup-
b D'"c' e " '' WILLIAM c. REED.
THos. ]. OWEN 8 son, ASCTioNEERs'
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THos. ]. OWEN ( son. AUCTIoNEERs.
L425 Eve st. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY. EIGHT ROOM AND BATH
STUCCO ON FRAME DWELLING.
KNOWN AS PREMISES 5322 BLAIR

KNOWN AS PREMISES 532:s BLAIR
ROAD NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust. duly
recorded in Liber No. 5793. folio 4S5 et seq.
of the land records of the District of Colum.
bia ard at the request of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell at
public anction. in front Of the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. THE EIGHTEENTIHIio l., DAY DSl,
OF APRIL. A.D. 1928. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
= NJ. the following descrl bed land and prem
ises. situate in the city of Washington.
District of Columbia. and designated as and
being lot 30 in square 3T03 in the subdiyI-
sion made by the Washington Loan Mort
'-age Company Of part of tract OF land
called "Chilllm Castle Manor" and now
known as "Chiiium Castle Heights. as per
Plat recorded in the Office of the surveyor
for the District OF Columbia. in Liber AZ
at folio IA also lot "a in Louisa X. Locke $
combination of lots 80 and "a in said square
3T03 "Chillum Castle Heights, as per plat
recorded in said surveyors Office. IN Lioer
Terms OF sale: All cash deposit OF
$500 90 vii, be required at time OF sale:
All cunveYancng. recording etc. at cost OF
purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied
with within thirty days from day OF sale.
otherwise the trustees reserve the right tr
resell the property at the risk and cost 'f
,iefaulting purchaser after five DAYS adver-
tisenlent OF such resale IN some newspaper
published in Washington, D. G.
JESSE WILLIAMS.
E. QUINCY SMITH.
A. l..
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SALE--HOUSES.
BUNGALOW.
( pnnMC AND pATH

Corner lot, 3TMxt6o. one block from car
line in fine community. close TO schools,
Churches and stores: hot-water heat, Eas and
eisctricity garage; lot planted in ehrubhery.
The price is reasonaole and term ssrms = convenient
" Tphom" Service evenings Until 0 Pm
McKEEVER 81 GOSS, INC,
IAfh 9t Main 4IoN...
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$25,00O.
Detached.
Mass. Ave. Park.
Wooded Lot, 75xl50.
The location and immediate surround.
inEs Of this particular residence create
an environment without equal The M
tionai Cathedral, John EATON Public
school the Causeway and irwin OAKS
Estate arc lust a stones throw away:
the bus line half SQUARE ulstant
and the heart OF the city Is reacne9l
within l5 minutes Here ON beantitni
wooaed lot with nuuteros rare old
shade trees. you win find delightful
ccntcr. n a ll.nian colonial home, appeal
ing in Us simplicity of charm and spa
"inus comfort There Is an immense
hyiur room with very large. artistic fire.
Macs. double French doors leading TO
vida porch: large dining room, pantry
snS kitchen On the second floor there
are three extra large bedrooms Tone with
amen frepiacel large modern tile hath +,
aisn wide omen porch. Attic over the
@ntire house Excellent cellar, maid $
rnon, and bath hotwater heat, electric
itv Al the price asked we conslder this
an excellent value. and feel conident II
win warrant your investigation. 1t can
be inspected at your convenience.
Evening Phone Service I to y.
Schwab, Walk & Candy,
1To4 Conn. Ave. rot. o3u. -.
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9AF,R..RflIygE@.

CHEVY CHASE, d. @,
try Club. 4 detached brick home. Of eight
rcoms. and two baths, on . los 90 feet wide.
lsrEe. II 10 excellently built and has hard.
wood noora all over and every modern and
lahor~savtnE convenience that 10 found IN q
the house. The price is Sie eboo, and Il
may be bought on terms. Cali Main 1859.
WALTER A BROWN I40O II
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SAFE OR RENT--HOUSES.

II07 MARYLAND AVE, NE, cAPfToI
Hiil-3.family fiat. modern, cheap on sasY
Ir ing heat and and iight, S37.5o,
90 V NV. nr. No. Canitol--S r, and =.
h.,w.h., elec. sgssraagoe; m bargain; on terms V
3605 r, Il ave. ne. Mt, Rainier-Lo'
about 50xIao: high elevation Or. and o
BUNGALOW elec: submit offer: easy terms, OF
CIkRrNDoN, Va.--Bungalows and houses
with large lots on inviting prices ana terms
OF coT'oREDM7ce 1oT oREfD7ce Hobart and $50 Col. I'd,
modern brick. former with garage. AZ sac
n. +. RYON CO., INC,
Main 45a1 a1................l lS.J ~:
Columbia 1877. ..,.......; ;a34lc nathn
Clarendon 1850. .1uu4 WILSON, pINu.
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'THOs. r OWEN 4 son. AUrTTONERRS.
lAoh Eve Street NorthMeAt.

rRqsTEEs s,E sAbE or TxAd yAtgknET gfkday hSRTiAAk STiAkk
RhwMbbthhAIffaa RhMb thAfa KSSSwSN eSSSlSlse As es if iffoFoaAe
AVENUE SOUTHEAST,
BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust re.
corded in Liher No, b9gT at ielio ~ OF
and at the request of the parties secured
thereby the undcraiEned will sell al puh!ie
DAY THE siXTEENTH DAY or APRIL.
iAaB AT THREE.THIRTY O'CLOCK pm,
situate In tns District OF Columbia and he
Ing lot numbered eighteen lsi In square
numbered nine hundred aud titty-two t05sl
as described In said eed of trust upon the
folio ing term;
ness IT 81 600 90. and said property Will he
sold subject to- said deed OF trust indebted
nese, OF the purchase price oyer and above
sad decd Of trust 0na.thtFd is to he paid
in cash and the balance in two equal install.
nents. pavahie "a one and two years, with
interest at the rate OF q " q per anuum,
nayahle semi-annually. secured by second
deed OF trust npnn the property sold. or all
caah, at the optinn OF the purchaser, ln'
terest and taxes % be paid nr adjusted ia
reanifed At the tifne OF sale. All convey
chaser. Terms o. sale 60 bo complied with
within thirty ta0l days from day OF sale
otherwise deposit WITH bs tortalted and prop
srty resold at risk and cost Of detaulttns nur.,
pt Aufy resale IN some newspaper published
:" h FRANcrs SAUL.
WILLIAM y. BENSON
naS lath ST., NV
apbvn&dN exAH TfnAtFPs
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WANTEI1 TD RIIY--HOlJSES.

WE DESIRE 70 PURCHASE AT oNcF
several brick houses for cash. white or col
ored Also many clients who desire to nnr'
chase homes on terms. Communi1H Win
as Immediately II vou want aulax SAFE
SHOWALTER REALTY CO.
Ilo3 Vermont Ave. 4th Floor. Main 4122
Afier & PM Potomac A4Ni
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Trustees Sale of Twelve Unfn-
ished Semi Detached Brick
Dwellings, Situate on the
East Side of 45th ST., Between
Garrison and Harrison SITS.
NV.

By virtue Of q deed Of trust recorded In
Lioer No, 5sap at tolios $50. 3S3 3sIs 3al
the he land records OF the District OF Columbia,
We shall sell in front ot the premises, 9n
APRIL. AD. 1928. AT THREE O'CLOCK
IN. lots numbered iorts-tour t4al to
fifty-ffva 1851 inclusive. IN Price aud Bar.
hers subdivision of lots in square numbered
hfteen hundred and e.ehty.9ne tibSll rs
vsvor for the District OF Columbia in Liber
a'. al folio SO subject 10 the building line
restriction M shown ON said plat.
Terms of sale One-fourth cash: balance In
one two and three years with interest at =
pcr cent ncr Annum. payable semi annually.
Deposit Of $500 0O each required at time OF
sale and the purchaser allowed fifteeu days
from date of sale to complete the purchase.
Further particulars at time of sale All con-
yeyancng and recording at cost OF pur'
ARTHUR G. BISHOP.
FRED MCKEE,
". G. BRANDENDERG. Trustees.
Attorney for holder of notes.
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ATLANTIC CITY. y: =.
VIRGINIA BEACH. VA.

COME TO VIRGINIA BEACH VA. FOB
your Easter vacation and stop at tbs Sea-
side Cottage. ocean front At 18th street.
Modern cc2nBysen,snces, Reasonabls rates.
p. o. Box 155. Va. Beach. Va.
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PETwoRTH CORNER HOME.
z LARGE ROOMS AND GARAGE.

beautiful bun brick Petworth corner
homo with mansard roof covered concrete
front porch and two wide covered rear
schools. stores, Churches and transportation: NJ /:
20 IT, wide by 80 IT, deep; IL contains
reception hail. 7 unusually large rooms a
heCiroomsl: beautifully decorated: modern
kitchen. completely equipped pantry with
hnilt-in refrigerator, tiled bath with built,in
with laundry trays and toilet. Nice ward.
with garage: paved street and alley In
Derfect condition; hardwood fioors, electric
ity, hot-water heat: all modern cunveniences
and appointments. Owner will take %12.50o
for this Northwest bargain and will arrange
terms, or viii trade for q small house tn
ls clear or has only a first trust on t.
Don't miss this opportunity. Call Lincoln
a063-w now for details and appointment
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AbAM s.sTAs-ala \ wrsCaLER SON AaciioassTs.
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NORTHWEST CORNER HOME.
a LARGE ROOMS-RCILTIN GARAGE.
1NTY Sill 5O0-WTLL TRADE.

splendid corner brick home with three
COVERED porches and huilt-in EaraEe IN an
nftracsiye uew~hople community. convenient
fo schools stores churches. bus and car nne.
Six large rooms and tiled bath WITH onlit.lsn
lar with laundry trays. In excellent condi:
fion: newly papered and painted: herdWooo
noors electricity hol-water heat: all moo,
ern ronveniences This is an exceptional
buy as only Sll 500. VIII make terms 70
@nif or will trade for a small house ina! W
clear ar has only first tFust on IL, FOR
nnDotntment 10 inspect and see this nome
adaress BOX .61-R. Star Office.
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TYos j OWEN 4 SON AUCTIoNEERs
iAnA Eve &freet North west.
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TsI0S / OWEN q son, AUCTIONEERS.
iAah Eve Street NorthNest.
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DOWNTOWN,

Attractive house. rooms. baths. hafo-
wood focrs open fSreplsces. suitable tor doc-
rrice $40 500; very good terms. HERMAN
ID t5AsCH. i 3ee New York ave. Main alaO,
New Britain herald., 1928-01-19
Belgian Deputy Wants
 Data On Exnl0sion

Brussels, Jan. 19 UFD = A new development in the mysterious ex- plosion at Bellevue palace Monday came today when Deputy Somer.. hausen asked the government to explain why news of 1t was cen- sored.
 It Is now stated that the exnIo- slon occurred while Crown Prince Leopold and Crown Princess Astrid were dining and not even the king was notified of 1t as it was consid- cred to be trivial matter.
 since a similar explosion took place at the palace recently a po- ice investigation has now been i'm stituted.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-19
Infant Care

1 Mothers, you can't start too carly i to establish d child's serene and tranquil disposition. Even an infant can have a happy. fretless state of uninterrupted health. What will help do this? A simple, pure vege- table product as old as you are; plain Castoria.
 A few drops of Castoria will set tie all uneasiness in jiffy, Will dis
 pei collie or ward off constipation; and just as surely check diarrhea.
 In real sickness, call physician. But many physicians urge only Cas- toria for those little childish disor- ders that need nothing more. You need never be afraid to give pure Castoria. It s safe and perfectly harmless, for it contains no paregor- ic. no opiates, no dope of any kind At least, this IS true of the genuine Fletcher's Castoria-and that is the kind doctors tell you always to buy.
 Fletcher's Castoria is fine for any child. All children love to
New Britain herald., 1928-01-19

ated from Beloit college, in Beloit.
 Wis. with the degree of B. A.. and returned to Dubuque where he be- came connected with the Dubuque Speciality Machine Works.
 When the latter concern was sold to the New Britain Machine Co, in 1895. Mr. Erwin came east and joined the local concern in a selling capacity. He rose to membership on the board of directors, and when he resigned in 1924 to become post master he was office manager and assistant secretary.
 He attracted attention througout postal circles almost as soon as his and concessions from Washington. extension of service and improvements followed immediately after q personal visit he.paid to the department at the capital, where he supplied the national postal officials with what they said was the most complete report of any individual post office in the country.
 DuIlIE HIS dCllNllleS III NeW fSTl- tain he has been identified with lodge. A. F. and \. M. was for a number of years chair nan of the republican town com mittee. had charge of thrift stamp sales and was a member of one of he local draft boards during the World War. He has had charge of several Red Cross drives and this bring will officiate for the second inc as director of the United Com- nunity Corporation drive. The en- ire drive this year will be conduct d on a plan devised by him.
 He Is vice-president of the Con- ,ecticut Association of Postm asters nd is honorary chairman of the To- al committee arranging for the an- ual convention of the Connecticut ranch of the National Association |
New Britain herald., 1928-01-19
:2222 ID GET MEDALS FOR MARKSMANSHIP
Company 1 Sharpshooters to Be
 Rewarded Monday Night

Medals for rifle craftsmanship 18th infantry at the state armory. Arch street, Monday night, January 2S at S:15 o'clock. $rhe medals were won by members of the command during the record shooting on the Bristol and West Hartford ranges during the year 1927. Those who will receive the medals are as follows:
 Expert riflenlen: Capt. W. W. T. Squire, 1st It. Thomas E. Carey, End It. Elmer L. Bradbury, 1st Sgt. My ron '. Raucor. Sgt. Joseph \. Bur rett. Sgt. William NJ. Hurst, Sgt. Erlck kronsbein. Sgt. Walter N. Horton. Corporal Michael Fragale. Corporal Henry J. Jenck, Corporal Walter J. Sorrow Jr, Private John E. Sandberg
 sharpshooters: Corporal Richard Fuschlllo, Private Frank Burda. Private Stanley Wolinski.
 Marksnen: Corporal John B. Hu- dack, Corporal Edward K. Ackart. Private 1st Class John Andrews. Private 1st Class William r. Stewart, Private James W. Mason. Private John Sayka, Private Theodore M, Stalk.
 The drill pay for the fourth quar- ter Of the year 1927 has been receiv- ed and the members of Company I Will be paid off at the drill on Mon- day night.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-19
RELIGION STARTS i DOMESTIC FIGHT
Husband, 0biectine to Wiies Sect, Uses Strenuous Methods

The domestic troubles of Mir. and Mrs. Charles PassaniSi, of 112 Hart ford avenue. were before the court for more than an hour as a result of the arrest of the former on the charge Of assaulting the latter. He is 4l years of age and conducts a store on Hartford avenue. He ac- cused his wife of neglecting her household duties and spending her time in the interests Of a religious sect of which he does not approve. T want to support my kids. not the Holy Ghost" he said. defending his refusal to give her money.
 Mrs. Passanisi. on the other hand. testified that sine has been beaten by her husband day in and day out ever since they have been married, and her life has been threatened re- peatedly when he was in a rage.
 Last Saturday evening about o'clock, Mrs. Passanisi went into the store, which is under the tene ment. and upbraided q customer for hay- Ing struck her small son who had gone crying to her. Passanisi eiected her and she broke a window with her elbow. He chased her, throwing
New Britain herald., 1928-01-19
PLAN AIRP0RTS ID SPAN EMPIRE STATE
Program Also Calls for Elmer.
 gmcy Landing Fields

Albany. N. Y.. Jan. ls R-Alr.
 ports every 30 miles across New
 York state. with landing fields sit
 uated at advantageous points in the state parks and forest preserves, con- stltute the airways program of tn. New York state aviation conference Senator J. Griswold Webb, chair- man of the senate aviation commit tee, announced today,
 The preliminary legislative pro- cess Of the bills drafted by the con- ference. calling for regulation of air. craft. creation of an aviation inves- tlgating committee. and acquisition of airport land. was completed with introduction of the measures in the legislature. Senator Webb said, There remains now the laying out of a plan for airways. he believes. to be adopted if the bills are enacted into law.
 Tt must be realized" he said, that first class airway should have landing facilities every 30 miles along it's course. This would mean, for instance, landing facilities at Tarrytown, Ossining or Peekskill, catskill or Hudson, on the air route between New York and Albany. talk ing for granted that Poughkeepsie, and Kingston will have airports.
 Between Albany and Buffalo, sid iron, tho F,,, Jtica and Rome. Syracuse and Ro- chester, landing facilities should be provided at Amsterdam or Fonda, at Little Falls, Canastota. Lyons and Batavia. Experience has shown that he closer together and the better equipped the landing facilities along III airWay. the better and safer is he travel over it.
 We also believe it highly im- oortant that the state. in conjunc- ion with its park development, take teps to provide landing facilities for Lirplanes as a part of it's park policy. inquiries should also be made into similar facilities ill state crest preserve regions"
 The aviation measures now before he legislature have aroused great interest among municipalities of the tate, Senator Webb added, because hey arc intended to dispose of the uestlon of authority which has risen in some instances where air. ort construction has been under- i aken by q village or city.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-19
TENN NAMES ERWIN
 FOR 1 YEAR TERM
NominateS Postmaster to Sue. Ceed Himself in Local Office

Postmaster H. r. Erwin of this clty, whose term expires March 1, mas been recommended by Congress man E. Hart Fenn for reappoint hlent for q term of four years from above date. The nomination will be prepared by the post office depart ment and sent 10 President Coolidge, who IS expected to send it to the senate within the next 10 days.
 MT. Erwin's record as postmaster has been consplcuoIsly successful and has been marked by the establish ment of number of new records Ill handling mai!-incolning and out gong and street deliveries. These and considerable extension of deliv- cry service to new streets are credit to large extent to his personal ef- forts.
 MT. Erwin was born in Oswego, N. r.. but received his early educa. ton in Dubuque, Iowa. He gradu-