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COLORED.
Open Sunday.


tifiii residence containins rooms and 2
o oasni r ana heater laundry trays
lavatory in cellar. hardwood Parauet nooiS.
saut1 mfn,s oon Gs 'front.' IN n pores
rear rear porches; deep lot to a wide alley and
g sHt 4 portion. Of the house is srrs1sed
sii $50 on agreeable terms. Representative
on premises -------
PICK UpI COY 6-R BUNGALOW, AMER
O tSa9 small Hhiv house, na.' cley. $3.50.
TO COLORED-GREAT BAGRAIN; ii35
Fairm9nt st .E oos o1d bath ana Brick ga
J JOHN sGasfi EiSias Bro si4 St. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY, l72l KENYON ST, N.Y. NV.
s MGasrn s ss95S D sefms col
COLORED-DESIRABLE 8 ROOMS. TILE
bath. hot-water heat, electricity, garage
near and and r. /. ave. Potomac 2oS7
BARGAIN.MoDERN . s-Ro0M c0 q MA
priee, very easy terms. Cali SIS st. NE.
g ROOMS AND BATH. H.-W.H.. ELEC;.
gas: near 5th and SITS. me- Apply l2o7 stn
bz,f HOME .syns must ssKsTRss
open today. 1900 Michigan ave- ne. @. b.
FOR sALE--CHEvY CHASE. 2. CT RMS.
roomsi. Sill 300. This is cheaper than you
could buy land and r SgiId the d hepss Con
tinental Trust BIDS. Main 523l.
FOR SAILS RMS. BATH. BUNGALOW IN
Va; favorably affected by Memorial Bridge:
s snd make good as new; S. 500 90 500 cash.
$40 month"; th:t F FHETo MAI. R. Cont
cost $500 new 3 years ago; price now
Modern 4-room bungalow, Hyattsyille: cost
EAST EAST wa WxsAihNaToN REAirY coGsxNY.
7lO 9th St. NE. Lincoln lass.
rooms bath. buit-in tub and shower. hard
wood finish; garage: paved street and alley.
i iaaiS s ssin In
RESTRICTED NE. Sections ROOMS.
built-in ,garage. ami. paved alley: 1850
formation call Lin. Ss57-W.
EIGHT ROOMS ON TWO FLOORS. BRICK
Price real barsain 4. $500. House in
PTOpepsy is s assessed nearly 5000 @
sh hs D address askf Box ash Star once
three lots; gas. electricity, fruit and shade
trees; -, grapes; $1,000. Phone Columbia
LOVELY HOUSE IS AWAITING THE ONE
who can appreciate construction and simple
for s' the chiIdrsns play room or the here reefe ss
ton room you have been dreaming Of. The
price is surprisingly reasonable. Open be-
tween 2 and 5. 3549 Patterson ST., Chevy
Chase Main 583.
YOU WILL BE INTERESTED IN THIS BAR
gain price If you are interested in finding a
Groom, 2-bath. spacious brick home in Chevy
Chase. Call Clev. Ait between and for
appointment.
S320 ALBEMARLE ST. NW.-MODERN DE-
tached bungalow. near Bureau of Standards
and National highway; one trust. Cley
5l54
SIx-ROOM BRICK, H.-W.H, ELEC., GA
rage. fine condition. southeast; $3.50, rea-
sonable terms. Address Box 10Th, Star
once.
OPEN-3Sl3 9th ST. NV. 1888 18th ST.
sos Ga. ave, SIS Buchanan St; mod, 6-S
rms, reduced; good buys, consider tradins
Col. 1872.
Irnnfinunh % N.-I n. =. Il ----------
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HOTEL. FRONTING CHESAPEAKE BAY,
completely furnished for so guests; Copeland
refrigeration. mi; best bathing, fishing,
in grounds wonderful proposition for a
club. Small cash payment, balance easy
terms. or will exchange equity. This is a
money maker. Other pressing business COM
pels owner to sell. Address Box 53-E, Star
office.
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WANTED-LOTS.
SALE--FARMS.

LARGE BUILDING LOT OR SMALL
acreage. Nearby Md. or Va Must be cheap
for cash. Address Box 38-H, Star Office.
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RARE OFFERING.
All or part equity of $4,000 in four g.
room brick houses, northwest clear and
subject to one trust; rented at s1,560 per
year; for cleared ground or house,
SHOWALTER REALTY CO.,
1903 vi. Ave. M APP, or Pot. 44ol any time.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
TWO CHOICE LOTS VERY NEAR WATER.
E. Pershing Drive, Clarendon, Va Clar. 1892
SEVERN .RIVETs--30 A; FARM HOUSE AND
3 bungalows Summer house, 2 garages;
good fishing and bathing; bargain. Magothy-
River; 1872 A.: old colonial brick s1ransion;
400 fruit trees. ALBERT A. SELDEN, 8 E.
Lexington St, Baltimore. Md TO-
TWO LOTS, 25x135 NORTH BEACH. MD:
near water front and post Office; very rea-
sonable. Apply J. I. KINGMAN 8Ol M st.
NV.
COLONIAL BEACH, vA-TWO-STORY
Star office.
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FOR COLONEL.
WEST OF 10th ST. NV.

sEMI-DETACHED-NE OCCUPIED.
Near Rock Greek Park; beautiful new
home, exceptionally desirable for congress
sional or professional family; 8 large rooms.
complete baths, 2-car bult-in garage, all
modern conveniences This type home is
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-, NJ u 1IIIIIlIL %
Citizens Bank Bldg, Takoma.
Chan

PRESIDENT HERBERT HOOVER
has ordered a special session of Congress
April 18th. 1929, to consider some way of
helping the farmer, and We are advising a
special session of prospective farm buyers
at once. IT. is very logicai to assume that
there is going to be a quick change in farm
land values.
Now is the time. We have listed some Of
the greatest bargains ever offered. The
space of this entire page does not offer
enough room to tell you of one-half of them,
so Just give US ring, no matter how large
or small place you have in mind.
WE HAVE 1T.
MOORE & HILL.
ran J-tl, CT NE,;1
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FOR SAILS RMS. BATH, BUNGALOW. IN
Va; favorahly affected BY Memorial Bridge:
and make good as new; $500. 90; 5000 cash.
$40 month. FULTON r. GORDON, CONT
M, nj Trust bldg Main 52a1
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FOR sALE-CHEVY CHASE, D. CT RMS.
bath, built-in gar. detached frame a bed
roomsI. sii.so0. This is cheaper than you
could buy land and bull build the hSpss Con
tinental TRUST Bldg Main 523l.
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BARGAIN HOME. MICHIGAN PARK-pE-
fached brick; owner leaving; must sacrifice.
open today 1900 Michigan ave. ne. q. B.
IIKENS, North 747S.
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RENT-EARMS.
WANTED-FARMS.

so OR so ACRES FARM LAND WANTED;
not mere o than q miles from D, c.; not
over $500. Must have good water. An
swer stating location and price. Address Box
23-H, Star Office.
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OPEN SUNDAY.

1865 NEWTON Street. -,
2-stcry, bay-window brick house. navinS
nice rooms. with h.-w.h.. cleo, hardwooo
floors, large closets, modern eeilar, go esa
and is ready for immediate occupancy.
priced at $4,000. with terms.
THE MUNSEY TRUST co,
Real Estate Dept. Mein 5000
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on state road ten minutes from District
line; seven-room house; 10 u acres ground;
barn and large chicken houses; near high
Price. $500. Terms Address Box S8-E. Star
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BARGAIN-MODERN GROOM COLONIAL
porch home; best ne. section; INV h. e!ec..
price. very easy terms. Call SIS X st. ne.
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$3.50.
Modern 4-room bungalow, Hyattsville: cost
$4,000 new 3 years ago: price now $3.50:
no ath St NE Lincoln lass.
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OWNER LEAVING CITY AND DESIRES TO
sell attractive l0-room frame house, slate
roof. all modern conveniences; beautifully
situated near Washington Country Club
large lawn: shrubbery, shade and fruit trees,
berries and grapes; 2-car tile garage. Terms.
Phone Clarendon 303-W-2 or your agent 10s
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A-ROOM. BATH BUNGALOW. 2 BED
rooms; ami; u block cars; laundry tubs,
gas heater. inlaid linoleum in bath and
kitchen, mirror door, Q large closets; $3.50;
$3.50 cash. $50. so mo. 4504 Holiday ST., Brent
wood; also one cheaper and for rent, $S5
mo. EDWARD N. LIGHTBOWN, Builder.
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A REAL BARGAIN IN NV. SECTIONS
rooms. bath. built-in tub and shower; hard
wood finish: garage: paved street and alley
S3.950 Reasonable cash and terms. For
further Information call Lin. 59S7-W.
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SILVER SPRING. MD.-THREE 4-ROOM.
bath houses; lot, 5ox2l8; block from school:
sewer, water, electricity; sidewalks, street
lights, $3.50: $3.50 cash, $40 monthly. Phone
Brannan. Silver Spring 567 or 1876.
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tCOntinued.)

COLORED. ROOMS, Tile 6Alhs .DOsSa-
bic porches: elect; garage and tubs: $3.50.
Small terms. list and U. North l0l72
i4th ST HEIGHTS. MUST SELL. LEAVING;
city West l4th st. NV. Modern home,
large rooms, two floors. fireplace; 2-car ga
rage. Price. $4,000 Easy terms. Adams
1855.
NEW HOME. LARGE ROOMS: AMI; 3
$3.50 cash. SIS mo. Adams 1865.
513 18th ST. NE-6 ROOMS. BATH. BAY
window brick; h.-w h.. electricity; xSzoO.
san cash. $40 mo OWNER. Cleye. 2oSI.
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NEARRY YIRGIMIA

NEdILb1 VIFtOIINIA,
4 rooms, bungalow. cleo. and gas; $3.50.
4 rooms, cleo. - acre, garage; $4,000.
rooms cleo. gas, garage; $500,
5 acres for subdivision; $4,000 per acre.
2-acre poultry farm. rooms. modern,
h. VII. close in, spring and stream; Sc. 80
Other properties for sale and homes for
tent. H. D. COLEMAN. Post Once Bids.
Ballston, Va. Phone Clarendon 1854. 1924
Open evenings. To-
WOODSIDE PARK, SILVER SPRING, Md
Lot so #. front by $50 #. deep, $3.50: also
lot n #. front by 147-ft depth on High
land drive. centrally located near new homes
OF distinction. C. P. LATHROP, Silver
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WOODBRIDGE MODEL HOME.
1918 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE.

COLORED. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE--RE-
duced from sl3,5oo-$lo,950; 3-story brick
water heat, cleo. gear brick garage; in ex-
cellent condition; very desirable home for
doctor Address Box 252-E, Star ONCE.
s2,s00-4 ROOMS. ELECTRICITY, GARAGE.
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BONDS IRREGULAR
IN HEAVY TRADING
Market Lacks Definite Tone.
Convertible Group Affected
by Stock Changes.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, October 3.-Irregularity
characterized today's bond market.
Gains and losses were spread almost
evenly throughout the list.
The two market leaders, American
Telephone and International Telephone
4i2s, were turned over in heavy volume,
the ultimate quotations following their
Complementary stocks on the unsettled
stock market.
The market had a few high lights.
Dodge Brothers IS dropped point to
a new low for the year. Another fea-
ture was the resumption of the drop In
Canadian Government SIS 1925. This
issue closed yesterday within an eighth
of point of the low price for the year.
At the opening 1t had risen fractionally,
but the next few sales sent 1t back to
the low figure.
Dealers were inclined to treat the
Canadian IS as equal to the recently Is.
sued Canadian National SIS, which were
offered to the public at 9812. Since the
Canadian government guarantees the
bonds Of its railroad. both are treated
as government issues. This may &C
count for the lowering of the govern
ment bonds price At 102, yesterdays
opening price, 1t was 3ia points above
the new Canadian National SIS.
Utah Light e. Traction IS dropped
sig points from the weeks high price.
The issue is 112 points above the years
low at 90l2. Union Pacific 4i4S were
up IL points.
In the foreign department Mexican
As 0arge) dropped 212 points for a
new low for the year. German Central
Bank IS were still lowering around their
years low. Kreuger and Toll SIS were
heavily traded in but suffered no price
change. On the advancing side were
Columbia IS. up over a point: Paris,
Lyons and Mediterranean IS and Ger
man rs.
Announcement was made today of
financing planned for the construction
of the new Waldorf Astoria Hotel here.
The hotel corporation will issue $ll .000.-
900 Of per cent bonds with warrants
for $4,000 shares of stock of no par
value attached.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-03
CHANGES IN BANKING
STRESSED BY POLE
Figures on Failures Surprise Dele.
gates to National
Convention.
specjal Dispatch 10 The Star.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
NEW YORK, October 3--Striking
changes in the banking situation in the
United States since the end of the war,
were indicated in the address OF John
w. Pole, controller of the currency, be-
fore the American Bankers Association
convention yesterday in San Francisco
and were used by him as an argument
in favor of extending the privilege OF
branch banking to the National banks
of this country.
Mr.. Pole emphasized particularly the
status of the smaller banks and went
quite thoroughly into their history dur
ing the past eight years. He pointed
out that three-fourthS of the banks In
the United States are outside OF the
metropolitan centers and that large
part of the country institutions are
operating on a low earnings basis. For
example, in 1927, there were 966 Ma
tional banks that operated at loss and
2. 600 that earned less than per cent.
In 1926. 1000 State banks earned
nothing on their capital, while, from 1924
to 1923. the average earnings OF all
banks in one great agricultural State
were less than IL psr cent on invested
capital. This will be surprise to
MANY people who have the idea that
every bank is a gold mine and that to
be a banker Is to achieve the ultimate
in material success.
These figures led Mr.. Pole up to the
mortality record of the banks. which Is
depressing one and, according to
branch banking advocates, would be
corrected as soon as institutions With
large resources and efficient manage
ment are able to exert their influence
over the smaller units in the banking
field.
From 1921 to 1928 about 5000 banks
failed, tieing up deposits in excess OF
81 500 n00,0 900. OF this number, 1890
were safe banks and 700 national
banks. This period covered, of course,
the defiation years following the war
when State banks by the hundreds
failed in the Northwest and the Midd'e
West and many communities were left
without banking facilities.
All of this is taking place in q period
which Mr.. Pole characterizes as witness
ing 1.-THE greatest business activity, COM
mercial expansion and financial
strength the country has ever seen"
He therefore, asks this question, Does
not the failure of SO many country
banks to share proportionately in this
/ increased prosperity clearly indicate
| that there is a fundamental weakness
| in our banking System?"
| The cure for these banking ills. the
controller Of the currency believes to be
! the extension Of branch banking into
the national banking system. This
movement has progressed slowly since
! the McFadden act went into effect III
! February. 1927.
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2.5o: unclaszaoed, various varieties, u.
IS. No. !. Az inches up, i.25a1.5o.
Cabbage-Supplies moderate; demand
moderate, market slightly stronger;
New York, s0-l00-pound sacks, Danish
type, mostly around 200.
Celery-Supplies light: demand light,
market steady; New York, 70 crates,
early varieties, best mostly around 2.25;
fair quality and condition. 1.65a2.0o.
Grapes, Eastern stock-Supplies light;
demand slow, market weak; New York,
l2-auart climax baskets, ConcordS, U.
s No. /, 55a60; Michigan, l2-quart
climax Baskets, Concords, u. S. No. J.,
SIS.
Lettuce-supplies Of Western stock
light; demand light, market steady;
Colorado and California, crates, Ice
berg type, AS dozen, 4.75a5.o0; fair
quality, $50.
Onions-Supplies moderate; deman6
light. market steady: all u. S. No. l,
pound sacks, yellows, 200a2.25; In
diana and Ohio, 100-pound sacks, yell
lows, mostly around 2.25.
Pears, Eastern stock-Supplies light:
demand light, market steady; New York,
bushel baskets, Seckels. fancy, 3.50a4.50;
extra fancy, 500; bushel baskets Bart
let's, medium to large size No. !, $50;
ripe, l.25a2.00.
Potatoes-Supplies liberal: demand
light, market about steady: Maine. 49,
pound sacks, Cobblers. U. S. No. !,
mostly around $50; 120-pound sacks
Cobblers, U. S. No. l. $50; few higher
Sweet potatoes-Supplies very light;
demand light, market slightly stronger
East Shore Virginia, cloth-top barrels
yellows, No. !, mostly around 325;
! North Carolina, cloth-top barrels. yell
lows No. /, 3.00a3.25: Eastern Shore
Maryland. bushel hampers, yellows, No
!, LOCALES.
String beans-Supplies very light: de-
mand moderate, market steady: Eastern
Shore Maryland, and Norfolk section
Virginia and North Carolina. bushel
hampers green, best, 1.75a200; poor
! quality and condition, low as 100.
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Washington Stock Exchange


washington Gas IS R-$1 900 at 1927,
$500 at 102ia.
Potomac Electric Cons. 5s-$l, 900 at
98$4.
Capital Traction Colo at STA.
Potomac Electric So pfd.-l0 at 1925.
Potomac Electric 512 20 pfd.-5 at 1851,
5 at 1867.
Washington Rwy. g. Elec. pfd.-l0 at
SO, 10 at 957s. 10 at 957a.
Riggs National Banks at 607ia.
East Washington Savings Bank-10 at
35.
Firemen's ms Co.'S at a, IS at 49,.
Federal american Co. COMIC at 4oA
10 at 4034, 10 at 4034. 10 at 403s.
| Merchants Transfer & Storage CON-
10 at 116.
Mergenthaler Linotype-l0 at 1903, 10
at 103. 10 at 1913. S at 103.
National Mtge. g. Inv pfd.-500 at AZ,
100 at asa.
Peoples Drug Stores pfd.-lo at 1874,
20 at 118, 4 at 1l8.
Real Estate Mtge. & Guar. pfd.-200
at rs.
AFTER CALL.
Potomac Electric Cons. 5s-$1,OO0 at
1884,.
Capital Traction 5s-$1, 900 at SO :
$1,000 at 88R.
Woodward & Lothrop pfd-50 at 107.
Federal-American National Bank at
326, 10 at 1926.
Capital Traction Cos at 1914.
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Soviets Seize Priests.

RIGA, Latvia, october (P).-DiS-
patches from Astrakhan. u. S. S. R..
yesterday said that the secret police had
arrested Archbishop Philip and Fathers
Stefanovsky, Pokrovsky, Azimov and
Mapledysha on accusations of counter
revolutionary preaching in Orthodox
churches.
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PARIS BOURSE PRICES.

PARIS, October 3 (P1.-Trading was
quiet and prices were steady on the
Bourse today; per cent rentes, 81
francs 10 centimes: per cent loan.
los francs IS centimes: exchange on
London. 1913 francs % centimes. The
dollar was quoted at IS francs so
confines.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-13

And we feel that this Is sh-t the
public sad is utility regulatory
bodies expect or We.
'ln lire with its declared pur.
pose 10 give the NEST telephone
service and the beat at the least
cost consistent with financial safe
To- the Southwestern company ex-
pests by this cable project to rem
der It's long distance service I'M
mune from interruption by all ordi-
nary csusss. In the meantime. ths
proyisien OF Additional facilities will
greatly speed out Of town COM
municrt.on. Benefits to telsphons
users OF towns net directly On the
msia casie routes will be aimost Is
great az TO residents OF these that
are
A new "tspe-sr.Aorsd" cable for
underground use has been desiyn-
ed By the Bell Lsborstories and j.
being manufactured w the Western
Electric company, manufacturing
department Of the Bell system.
Where used in the Southwestern net
wors. IL will be laid in a trench
about thirty inches Lelcw the sur
face. Some cable will be laid in
til coudpits. some in fibre duets and
IN other instances regular submarine
cable (for stream crossings will be
usso. Special cable laying mathin-
ery. built around catsrpiilsr trsc-
tors. has bsen evolved for this IN
deTtsking which will Involve new
construction methods that are at
tracing attention throughout the
telephone world.
About 400 miles Of ths nv cshis
system will be built during 1899 snd
TIRE rest as rsri5ly ~ possible. Tbs
coat OF the cable 10 in addition 60
the regular e~onstructicn program 81
over $4,000. 900 annually for the
five ststss in which the SoutA~-st-
ern company operates.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-13

when the commission was draft
ing is rssliccation plans. Repre-
sentative Davis insisted thst the
MAXIMUM power t. 10000 waits. As
serting that stations OF hixh power
rculd undoubtedly interfere vita
stations operating "a each side w
them. Mr. Davis said: The harmful
effects cf any power in excess oh
i0,UU0 watts would far outweigh y
benefits accrginE 70 the statioA en-
pluyin the high power
Contentious OF Senator Dhf end
Representative Davis arc SUPPORTED
~ Judge Ira ~ Robinson, cAairmsp
Of the commission, who Ia q tha
opinion that power OF 5000 watts IN
adequate for good service from sNF
station.
Other members of the commission
ard is ~enginesrs, hoReyer, arc pro-
porcrts cf high power for stations
on the 80 clear channels. Power -
essential, they maintain, 10 give gcod
reception 70 rural ana remote list
cners who want programs from the
big stations. Letters FROM listeners
% the commission reveal divcrgens
opinion OH the power question Msng
fans residing great distances frcni
large stations attribute their COCO
reception 70 high power. Others'
Who have suffered from biarSetinR'
blame the excessive power 81 soSa
trHnSwittrds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-13

81. LOUIS, NO., Jan. l..-Ihe
Southwestern Bell Telephone com
pany has begun tbs construction OF
q SIS, 000, 900 long distance cable nst-
rerk 10 connect the principal cities
ct Missouri. Kansas. Oklahoma, Ar
faEsss snd Texas, IL was announced
todsg. Telephone officials expsct
the new network % give long-dis-
tanee telephone users OF the south
western territory mere rapid toie-
phone service. and enc less subject
70 interruptions.
About 900 miles ot cable. much O.
1t underground. viii be installed
within five years. The overhead pels
lines now composing the inter-city
communication system will be We
arranged to handle service over
shorter distances. The first i0Q-niis
section Of the cable. southeast from
Oklahoma City. Is ALREADY under eoR
:tFgctioH.
This cshIe system 10 the yeslIEa-
ton Of q drssm OF many years
said L. =. Minis, president of the
southwestern company. THE load
ing Of Pele lines with increasing
numbers of vhat we call 'oPsn-wire'
telephone circuits 10 meet the rapid
~ growing telephone requirements
~ the southwest has made IN. ef.
feet Of sl.et, winostorm and flood
a matter Of great concern.
The mounting Importance Of
tine-ssvihg in both brSintss ana 80
cial affairs Is causing grester and
greater use Of the telephone. 20
Ss sre confronted with the neees-
Eity q building additional pole Tires
10 parallel those slreidy W with
ne sssurszss that sncth-r parallel
would not have 70 be sddsl within
. few yesrs), or Of building this
cable system. For wears ne have
known that q cable system " the
trial ai.sver.
The s5ePtIon u this program
means larys atysnea eoastr3ction
expenditures and much Of the
money cannst yield return FER
several years. But careful study
has convinced u that prompt cor
struct'en az the system is RI. only
vav ir which ne can lssp rsce
With ths Development Of tia south
vest. AZ &c must DE- II rs Or. to
merit IN the future the public cen
fidsncs We have enjoyed IN the past.