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New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
SnopMAT CoLDy/

The new safe way to heal head and chest colds does away with all doping. Simply ask your druggist for . jar of WHITE. FOX No. ?. Apply and inhale for instant relief. Ideal for children heals and soothes without upset. ting the stomach.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
HOUSE TURNS DOWN
 TUBERCULOSIS BILL
(Continued from First Taso)

creased from t1ree to five.
 Mr. Markham Of liar, ord. intro dLccr and sponsor or the bin. tue suanan. former tuberculosis commits slouer Saii inc committee wanted more time to study tn" matter anu n~ked that the blll be tabled. but his motion WHs lost.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
ADVISER OF WILSON
 GOES UNDER KNIFE

Utontinuoi from First rago)
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sALE-suBURBAN PROPERTY.

In porch, subsidized, double h0ors. full con-
crete basement; in hrst-class condition;
near school, stores, etc. Price, $3.50; easy
terms.
Attractive. picturesque home on wooded
place; every built-in convenience, including
garage; substantial construction; dne land
scaping; on easy terms; 5000.
Old-fashioned 4-room house, 10 acres,
crete highway. within "a hour OF downtown
Washington. Price. $500, with $500 cash
5 rooms and large reception hall, garage,
Ami, hot-water heat, screened porches
front and rear; house and grounds in ex-
ceilent condition: shade and fruit trees. The
price is but $3.50. Reasonable cash pay
ment. Present owner is leaving city and
RRUMBACK REALTY CO.,
AZ Wilson Bouleyard
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81 Wilson Boulevard,
Clarendon. Va CIar ll12
NopTTliAA K 6, \ t.4,I PARK HOMES;

NOfSA ACf1EASE.
we can help those who want TO fnd bar
gains in suburban properties. Many for
sale 81 cost, taken on foreclosure.
. $4,000 will now buy very coy and sttrac-
i've BUNGALOW on one of the best streets.
seven rooms, porches. breakfast room.
nreplace; specially good hot-water heating
plant; hardwood floors; excellent condition.;
large lot; garage; easy terms.
S6.5QO-The cheapest modern complete
oungalow. with hot-water heat: close I'M;
OAK aoors; fireplace; lot so by 100; garage;
$4,000 to decentralization new Groom
prick homes; detached. in excellent neigh
oorhood. The last word in modern home
construction and decoration.
S4Qo0-Four and Ave room cottages. on
.500-Hollow- tile s6ucco house. with slate
porch. in the pink Of condition; large living
room mas hreplace; INV. heat: in splendid
nsiyhborhood; convenient to stores. school
s0,50o-10-room house, extra large rooms;
not-Watsr neat; 15-foot lot; one Of the best
s4,25o--5 acres. just northeast Of rakoma,
terms.
20 acres and modern home near Takoma.
with lights and water available. viii take
small rental property in trade. MAJ be
r.. d. LILLE,
Citizens Bank Bldg, Takoma Park
ShRnhard
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY:
ENA.AAanA

FOR sALE-FTvE-ROOM COTTAGE, COM
we'll and me parcel Of land iyins between
Tanners Greek and Chesapeake Bay, begin-
iing. IL feet north Of yellow cottage snd ex-
Point LOOKOUT. also fys:stsll sarase building
on fenced-in lot, sox3s5 feet. facing Tan
masins IN ali about 5 = acres. with spprcxi.
s aoG feet sss N 4Cs
Nd, sdjoinins Point Lookout property. viii
s. z e: ssa$; Or ssSSs:s;S e
lifetime OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PLOT,
House; superb beach. WonderfTi fishing; Sec
: s. n i a.S ssss
S3TTAsoEs goR SALE or Rent n soUTH
Fasams P q f sh tTSm sSsg D.
FOR sALE---l5O-ACRE FARM ON POTOMAC
mile Of fine White sandy bathinE Beach; old
S.room residence in beautiful grove overlook
sriees to move ssiet Ss91 AZ $500. ' Address
NORTH pEASaNEW CLEAN C0ITfhoEs
season; also weekly. call North 1905.
MAGoTHY RIVER. OVERLOOKING. GLIB
mile Of water 'front.' 81 acres 1 Of land I'M
r.
Plaza $780,
1l3 s. Hanover ST.. Baltimore. Nd.
VA. FARM OF $50 ACRES. WONDERFUL
bathing beach on Potomac, in King George
Co.; old-fashioned frame house, all neces-
sary outbuildings; hours from city. $500;
wiz. G. MALE. Oak Grove. Va. II.
ATTRACTIVE NEW BUNGALOW; LIVING
room, open fireplace, dining alcove, kitchen,
two bedrooms, bath, large attic. two porcheS.
at Southaven, on South River, 30 miles from
14th and x SITS NV. Take Defense High
way at Bladensburg and turn right 22k
miles at sign. Owner on premises Sunday.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON, Owner,
205 Investment Bldg. Metropolitan 1921
FOR RENT-ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW AT
Riviera Beach, completely furnished electric
lights, large porch; Catholic and Protestant
churches; BY week, month or season. excel
lent bathing and boating.
RIVIERA BEACH DEV. CO.,
$40 DIST Nat. Bank Bldg. FRANKLIN 6203.
WATER FRONT ESTATE.
Over 500 acres, adequate and substantial
pudding, superb location, productive farm;
less than an hour from Washington. Price,
$50 Other interesting acreage tracts
with extensive water front, excellent for
estate or for ducking shores
BRUMBACK REALTY CO.,
81 Wilson Boulevard.
Clarendon, Va, Clar. 1l02.
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Phone Cleveland 1881.
BURT E. GRABO.

CORNER. MODEL NAL
brick home; coolest corner in Sum-
mer and warmest in Winter: rooms
and bath. model kitchen with electric
refrigerator and Hoosier cabinet;
large living room, colonial stairway
and real wood fireplace. French doors
lead to back poFches, large front
porches with awnings, GARAGE. large
lot with plenty of flowers and shrubs.
modern in every respect. Owner has
spared no expense to make this an
ideal home for small family and will I
consider an offer from desirable
people for quick sale. Located at
410l 4th st. NV. at Taylor; near
schools and churches with best trans
portation.. Inspection BY permission
only. Telephone North 778 or Wis
eonsin 3T33.
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CLEVELAND PARK.

Inspection invited OF this lovely semi-de-
tached English-type brick home, on lot ~
by $50 feet. running through to Quebec st.
Screened entrance porch, living, dining and
hreakfast room with Textone walls; Kitchen;
bath. closets and large attic. Features
are cold storage: Gil burner, Pitts6urg water
doors screened and stripped, Frigidaire. fire.
less cooker gas range and ARTISTIC electric
saSoO cash ana :s5 per month total pay
ment. See direct or phone
L. p. STEELE,
i7oT M st. NV. Decatur B57l. i5s
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A MOST UNUSUAL HOME

A MOST UNUSUAL HOME
On grounds beautifully HANDICAPPED, over
S sfi Ss oSsr s so II n
This home IS constructed OF gtucco over
masonry blocks, with multi-colored slate
roof; has Frigidaire, Nokol OIL burner, cleo
range. a-car buiit-in garage. kitchen, break
fast room: maids room with BATH ana a
Living Room Two Stories High
About IS f. wide and ~ Il; long with
beamed ceiling running 70 peak in center,
to .siiYer.tfnted dining room and from let
end hallway leading to two bedrooms with
bath between; above two bedrooms opening
onto balcony suspended at SECOND moor;
open onto iagstons porch oyerlookins beau;
tffui formal garden; artistic fireplace and
front door and doorway add much TO itS
comfort and attractiyeness Should appeal
beauty and comfort, Can be bought for cost
PHONE Main 1890.
Sunday and Evenings. Shep. 2944
BERWYN. MD-6 ROOMS, SEMI-BUNGA-
low, cleo lights; frame with composition
Pump In kitchen. sewer and city water OBJ
tainabie, A-acre lot. Big garage and chicken
house, with Iun, fruit trees; near cleo. sta
ton, stores, schools and churches, ! mile
Md. Universitg, College Park. Nd; blocks
Bate Slyd and R. ststiSn: tns
Vacant now. Immediate possession II de-
sired. Price. $4,000, $500 cash and $37: 80 per
month. Can be inspected any time by sp-
pointment: Write or phone Mr.. J. L BocK-
Lin. l473-w. to 10 pms or Lin. soTT. 0
a m, to 4 D m.
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sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

sArE-suBURBAN PROPERTY sAIE-sUEURRAN PRoPERTY
BEAUTIFUL 'TAKOMA PARK.
so1acc Beautiful
old ccal
Horch sg
close
ehelpyd your home.
MAUDE H LAWRY,
Shepherd Z546 ~ 213 Cedar Ave.
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FRANK NJ DOYLE.
OFT 18th st. NV. M 1895 or Lin. sta.

A REAL BARGAIN FOR ANY ONE REALLY
ANXIOUS TO purchase comfoftaOie nome
deSirably located six-room corner brick resi-
dence with southern exposure. on a large
lot, convenient to schools, churches and two
car lines. Has all modern conyentences, IN
elnding hardwood floors throughout, instan-
famous hok-Nater heater, hot-water heat,
tiled bath and shower, etc. Priced for i'm :
mediate sale at 5000. Location e33 Mari
eta pl. NV. For inspection and further
particulars call the OWNER.
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G. w. VAN WAGNER,
22S Cedar St, Takoma Park. Ga ia

TAKE YOUR CHOICE.
Nearly completed. 4 beautiful brick homes
in exclusive section OF Rosemont, virginia
Zone sold: These houses are the very latest
in construction, every convenience, baths,
garage. "a block to cars, bus line and school.
All street improvements, 20 minutes to city,
price ranges from Sll.750 to $l2,750. worth
considerably more. Easy terms. See Mr..
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
Main 1855. 1907 New York Ave. NV.
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SEE CEDARHURST.
nm (HTG RE raw

81 MILES FROM D. q. LINE.
delightful Summer colony directly on
Chesapeake Bay; good bathing, fishing, har-
boE for small boats. Good roads. A de-
and values high. Take old Annapolis pike
through Marlboro and Mt. Zion, turn right
circular and road map on request. Bauman
& Heinzman, Thomas Circle. Decatur 400.
NO CASH PAYMENT.
Herald Harbor-Two beautiful lots on Eddy
ave. block 10, lots as and IS, near Shelton
$40 month. J. RIDLEY SHIELDS. owner,
40 18th st. NV. FIR. BIAS or Hyattsyille
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TAKOMA PARK Def. HOMES.
D. c.; new brick bungalow, 9 rooms, tile
bath. h:-w:h.; built-in garage; sio.So9 or.
place, garage; $9.750.
rooms tile bath, h.-w.h, ami; bed
rooms; level lot. flowers, shrubbery and ga
rage; paved alley; 1880. A bargain.
Nd; bungalow. g rooms. bath, h.-w.h.'
ami; lot 50x200; 1850, $500 cash.
home and Investment for one who can
make q large cash payment. Q extra large
rooms. h-w.h. large attic, pre-war con-
struction and in fne condition; lot contains
over 1900 so. feet; large shade trees, shrub
berry, garage; close TO all conveniences; spe-
ciai price, $500. which is far below actual
value. -
C. W. VAN WAGNER,
22A Cedar St TAkoma Park Ga 172G
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sALE.-FARMs.

100 DOWN, $40 MONTH; 20 ACRES WOOD
t3nQ near Potomac boat dock; times daily
service TO y. CT IS miles QUIT 2l,600.
GIBOUS, zoos Hill Bldg.
Main 10z92. lee
9t.O00-ee ACRES SO UNDER CULTIVA-
ZION, 9-room house; 5-room dwellings; barn,
outbuildings. 8 wells, streams, 30 acres
woodland; 5000 insurance on buildings.
Address Box 1873, Star once.
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RAILROAD STDINGS.

90 ACRES, ALL CLEAR. LEVEL, LAND, ON
B. & o. r. r., Rockville, miles District.
Improved road, with electricity; excellent for
factory, landing field or florist. Sell all or
part. $500 acre. H. L. England M. 1875 or
CIev. 4207
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RENT-FARMS.

MT. PLEASANT FARM.
9oS acres, 16-room dwelling, barn. hen
houses, fruit trees; fronting on Potomac
pike, IS miles from washington, mi. south
of Rockville; reasonable rent. Further in
formation call Franklin 161. 10"
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RUILnING SITE.

fOR sALE-HOME SITE, GO FEET FRONT.
one block east of Conn. ave-, on north side
of Upton St, adjoining property Of the holy
Cross Academy. Improved residence section.
ais Woodward Bldg, FIR. 1855.
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Shenandoah Colonial, Orchard.
80 acres; 500 apple trees, IL years old; 400
bearing pear trees; real money maker, on
Improved road near city in lovely valley; 90
scres level tillase, spring water, old-faSh-
Toned home, 6 rooms, built about 17so; also
$4,000, including horse, machinery, new
spray OUTFIT, fruit, 10 acres corn, " acre
yegetahles, etc; part cash. On Dc. 81,
LOCO bargains, $50 pictures; write today.
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-ATTRAcTIvE COUNTRY HoME;

NEAR HIGHEST ELEVATION or
=. Only 80 minutes by auto from White
House. Frame house, in excellent repair:
feet OF porches. Spacious well drained
lawn with fine shade trees, shrubbery, etc.
zoo fruit trees AZ acres OF gently Toinnas
frontage. Suitable for subdivision. Very
low price and easy terms. No agents. Ad-
dress OWNER, Box 2Sl-B. Star once:
3i-ACRE FARM, BRADDOCK RID, NEAR
Fairfax, Va, adjoins Good Shepherd Church
property; one-quarter mile improved roa1
1rontage, near stores and school; smeu
dwelling and several outbuildings in good
condition; young orchard, fine spring; great
Place for q poultry farm. Price very reason
able. $500 cash and S35 monthly will buy
it.. Now renting for $50 monthly. May con-
slider an exchange for city property.
EAST WASHINGTON REALTY COS.
ITO 6kh ST N e Lincoln l25S.
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Brookland-W oodridge.
DESIRABLE HOMES-BARGAIN PRICES
AND TERMS.
Corner, 8 rooms. slate roof. double ga
rage, lot 50x15o
Corner bungalow, garage, choice location.
Four -bedroom home. large, double back
porches, poultry house.
Ten-room stucco, TO settle estate; bargain
at $500.
Many other valuable properties, some to
'' McTxCHLEN BANKING CoRP'N,
Real Estate Dept. 10th ana q.
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WANTED-FARMS.

TRADE, CLEVELAND PARKS R., 2 B.
bone bone ier farm. lots ORG small apt. house.
FINE FARM, so ACRES OR MORE. GOOD
house, hne barn, necessary outbuildings,
81, 900 or less; IS miles or less from wash
ington. Cash If necessary. Address Box
2l8-B. Star ONCE.
FARM OR TRACT OF LAND NEAR GOOD
road and city; give location, etc. Address
Box 45-B. Star ONCE.
WE HAVE MANY CLIENTS FOR D. C.,
Maryland and Virginia farms. acreage and
water front properties. Give fun particulars.
I'm 9th St NE.
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INsPECT THIS FINE HOME TODAY.
Unusually GOOD condition and ready for
snd 2 baths; Pittsburg heater; near white
House and Govt. depts. The exceptional low
price is 20% below value. Easy terms. See
OWNER. 2l05 o St NV
INSPECT $50 10th ST: s.E.-RRICK. WITH
. rooms bath. elec- lights, etc: newly pa-
pered and painted; large 2-car garaee; Wfii
sacrifice for immediate sale.
EROoKLAtsD-.S7,50 500 CASH WfLLIBUY A G. !.
OWNER. Pot. 11a4-W. 5
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Four-acre tract, 400-foot frontage on
paved road; close In, high elevation: nearby
Virginla. Adjoining ground priced at $1,000
BOX l46-B, Star once. 16s
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WATER Front PROPERTY.

p. W. BEACH, ADJOINING SOUTH RIVER
Fark-Large water front lots and bungalow
aites. VIII finance bungalow for small
down payment, balance monthly. Main
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TWO FURNISHED FTVE-ROOM BUNGA-
lows for rent on Severn River, near An
napolis. All conveniences. These are homes.
not shacks; on owners place. Drive to An
write HENRY EDWARD WARNER, ., care
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l7o7 Y s.. NV Decatur SSH. Is.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-09-09
EXHIBITS FOR
 FAIR BEGIN TO
 ARRIVE TODAY
Sitka Sends Several Dis plays-Final Prepara-
 tlons Being Made

With several exhibits for the Southeastern Alaska Fair from Sltka in his charge, E. A. Eggers- gluess, of the Government Experi- mental Station of that place. ar rived this morning on tke Bureau Of Public Roads tender Highway He will remain here until the fair closes next Saturday evening.
 The fair opens next Wednesday at noon. Final preparations were being made today and it is ex- pected all of the exhibits, display and advertising booths and con- sessions will be complete by the opening hour.
 MT. Eggersgluess is the first out of town exhibitor to report to the management. He brought the Ex- pertinent Station exhibits. two school exhibits and one from May or w. R. Hanlon
 The Experiment Station exhibit IS as complete as in former years, MT. Eggersgluess said. Some of the vegetables, however, are not as large as normal, due to the unus- ually cool and cloudy summer ex- perienced. Included in the exhibit are: cabbage, cauliflower, kohl rabi. petrowsk, kale, rutabagas, onion sets. leek, two varieties of beets, carrots, sage, mint rhubarb, pota- toes, tulip bulbs, narcissus bulbs, English iris bulbs, oats, vetch, tim othy, raspberries, cherries, parsley, peas and apples, gooseberries, black l and white entrants and two varie- | ties of lettuce.
 The school exhibits are from | the public and Bureau of Educa- tion schools at Sitka. A fine col lection of curios was also sent l over by Mrs. George Peterson for display and is also, in MT. Egger- gluess' charge.
 Ten concession booths and 12 display and advertising booths have been sold, Manager Martin an-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-09-09

nounccd today Firms putting in displays arc: Thomas Hardware Company, J. B. Burford & Com pany, Harri Machine Shop, Morri Construction Company, George Brothers, Pacific Coast Coal Con- pany, Rice & Ahlers Company Alaska Scenic Views, Juneau Bak- cry, B. M. Behrends, Inc, and Ju- neau Chamber of Commerce.
 Concession booths have been solt to the following. Don Skuse, Ben Phillips, A. R. Duncan, Miss Min nie Fields, American Legion, Bill Lassiter, Juneau Volunteer Fire Department, Mike Avoian, Al For sythe, Mike Pusich.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-09-09

MT. Sullivan saw none of the properties but he met and talked with a number of prospectors, mining engineers, geologists, etc, and says all of them are enthus- iastic about the district.
 MT. Sullivan is thinking of re- turning to the Taku country to do some prospecting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-09-09
SULLIVAN LIKES LOOKS
 OF TAKU DISTRICT

M. J. Sullivan, pioneer of Alaska who has mined in nearly every section of the Territory, returned last night from a short trip tc the Taku, convinced that it vii develop into great mining camp.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-09-09
MINNIE FIELDS BOOTH

Minnie Fields wishes to announce that she will be at the FAIR same old place, same good eats. FAMOUS" sandwiches and HOT DOGS. The public is invited to MINNIE'S BOOTH. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-09-09

Bill Casey Is still at No. 8 Will loughby Ave. with the best TO- RACCO and SNUFF CURE. Hours p. m. to 2 p. m. Call and we will demonstrate. 20. Box 327. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-09-09
STORE HOURS

Goldstein's Emporium will be open until NINE P. M. Tuesday, September 10th. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-09-09

Have you tried Jne Five o'clock Dinner Specials at Mabry's Cafe2
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-29

Dance instrumental quartets
the musical comedy The Girl Friend
the
NBC Friday evening at
9 o'clock
to be Penmen
Columbia bOadcaSng
many
exempifed in the handwriting
program Chicago studios Friday
ming at $3.50 o'clock
officially house
to be broadcast station
Columbia boadcasng system at o'clock Friday
experiences the story told them
while in the city,
Erenhuege by Kuhlau revived in the
period Sber Music which Ludwig Lauer and string ensemble
will the SooSt the radio
Institute Music broadcast WABC and
operate debut weeks
Symons important role of Micaea in Gar
of the Philadelphia Grand
Company this season.
will heard Charles Stck
from the Park Central
hotel Friday night at IL o'clock
Mystery to major climax
SYSTEM Friday night at $3.50
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rs DETOURS ON
STATE ROUTES
MARKED OFF
Highway Director Calls on
Motorists to Drive
Carefully.

Eighteen detours have been elinni-
mated this week by the state high
way commission with the completion
of new paving stretches, the weeks
road report Diseases.
/ Although the roads will be opened,
much work remains to be done on
shoulders contingent to the new
pavement and motorists are asked to
drive carefully over the new projects.
Attention is called by John j.
Brown, highway director, to the
need Of driving sensibly during the
winter season which will bring
SHOWS.
Major paving projects opened this
week and connecting with pave
ment IN use are:
Road will be opened Saturday be-
tween Newcastle and the National road.
Road IS from north of arion to five miles
south of Wabash.
Road q from four miles north of Win
chester to Deerfield
Road % from south of Greensburg to
the Decatur-Ripley county line. and from
south of Michigantown to Middlefork.
Road As north of Jasper and west of
Bloomington.
Road so east of Versailles.
| Surface Conditions Given
Surface conditions. length of detours,
etc. for the week of Nov. 80. Dec. 6, are
| set forth in the bulletin as follows:
Road 3-Detour four miles north of
| Greensburg is five miles. Bridge run
around one-half mile north of Reifsburg.
Road 15-Detour from Warsaw to three
miles south of Leesburg is five miles.
U. S. Road 24-Detour one-half mile
north. fourteen miles east of Monticello to
old route to Logansport. Detour from
Rich Valley east to new pavement. is one
and one-half miles. Detour east of
Huntington until Erie railroad con-
structs viaduct under its tracks through
| which the city is to complete paving to
meet state road. is one mile.
| U. S. Road 27-Detour from Ft. Wayne
to two and one-half miles south of Garrett
for paving is twenty miles; fourteen miles
of which is pavement.
Road 28-Detour Just north of Upton
is ia miles.
Detour Of Ten Miles
Road 29-Detour from two miles north
of Winamac to Pulaski-Starke County
line is ten miles.
U. S. Road 30-Run-around at Erie
railroad crossing two miles east of
Schererville.
U. S. Road 31--Traffic drive slowly over
| temporary bridge one mile north of Peru.
Road S7-Drive slowly between Oolitic
and Needmore. Detour near Harrodsburg
[ is three miles. Traffic between Bedford
| and Bloomington and Just north of
Martinsville drive slowly because of work
on road shoulders.
Road 38-One-mile detour from Hagers-
town east is over old road and dustless.
Detour four and one-half miles west Of
Richmond is four miles.
Road 39-Detour from RossYille to six
ond one-hah miles north is seven and
one-half miles
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Fishing the Air
4:O0-Tea time group.
4:30--Livestock report.

bothered by interference
write letter to the Radio Editor
careful inspection made of
radio set make the request of the radio editor and this service Will
calls made each day between
4 Sunday 5551 asking for the
editor.
Fooghts station WFBM
Columbia o'clock Friday evening will
Chocolates other
Price,
skt this broadcast and will be
of what a "talke" studio.
two acts by
Johnson Young will be
Colin ONOre tenor, and
supporting Phos Memories broadcast through
the NBC system Friday evening, at $3.50 o'clock
his youthful proteges Dorothy and Dick
how Buffalo Bill received his when the Des
program through SYSTEM Friday evening at
$50 o'clock
Knight ugge Grecan ideals Of classic beauty with the
Shows which
the of the Tadors through the
system, Friday o'clock