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Confers With Guard FIiers

Major H. M. Hickam, Washing
ton, D. c., flying Boeing PW-9
biplane from Spencer, Ind, to Fair
field Air Depot, Ohio, landed at In
dianapolis airport, Mars Hill, Thurs
day, to confer with National Guard
f1iers.
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LIGONIER, Ind, March Is
Webb Heffner, 81, was killed at his
home here today when ne fell down
cellar steps. He mistook the en-
trance for the bathroom door, it is
believed.
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UTILITIES DELAY FILING
Time Extension Granted Four Com
panies for Reports.

indianapolis Power and Light
Company, Wabash Valley Electric
Company, Northern Indiana Power
Company and the Interstate Public
Service Company are four concerns
that thus far have failed to file 1928
annual reports with the public serv-
ice commission.
Deadline for filing was last Mon
day. but commission officials pointed
out that the printed forms for filing
we're twenty-tllree days late and
Therefore extra time has been
granted these companies.
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DIES OF KNIFE CUTS
Slashed Throat and Wrist in Suicide
Attempt.

Wallace Horton, 81, of 81 South
Arsenal avenue, died at city hospital
today of elf-inf1icted knife wounds
on his wrists and throat. When
Horton was found in his garage
Wednesday evening after his suicide
attempt the wounds were not be-
leved to be serious, but loss of blood
so weakened him as to result in
death.
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Houses for Rent

ALA. s., 1923 rms and kItchsn;. newly
dec; gas and water. Sl7. BE. 3526-R 8.
ASHLAND 26l5-7-room mod: gar: new
furnace; yard; $40. He. 559l -.--
BLVD. PL.. 3743-5 rooms modern, except
furnace garage; $3.50, Wa 26g5-J.
COLLEGE, 26l6-7-room modern double.
garage. water paid, $50 He. 1855.
COTTAGE, l633--5-rm. house. gas. cleo,
water paid; SIG. Hu. 1858.
DAVIDSON. N. 427-Rear; 5-room semi
mod. garage, Sl3. water pd. wa. 4a44-la.
DAYTON. 528-on bus. rooms SEMI
mod. bungalow, garage; $50. Ir. l022
DETROIT, 245-5 rooms gas, cleo, CITY
water, $3.50; good condition.
ENGLISH. AVE. 1923 rooms and bath:
semi-modern; newly papered; wen kept'
SIS. Dr. $3.50.
HAMILTON. AZ, Mali double. rooms
semi-modern, garage. en-. 6blL.
HARRIS, 33-6 rooms, modern. except fur
mace: gar; near Wash. high. BE. ol4l.
HIGH, 1901 rooms; garage: near Eli
Lilly $3.50. Call Indiana Fur Co.. 1873
w. Market. Ii 2290.
HOLMES PLACE, 648--5-room modern
single. lear garage. Or. l78l.
ILLINOIS N. 144O--6 rooms, modern:
only S29, water paid. Ri 0543. - -
REDWOOD, 2S56-5-room double: bath.
garage, water paid SIS. Ir, 34l2.
MKIM, 1851 square e. Wash. car;
room double; mod. except furnace, near
school. Ford plant. $3.50. On. 46l2,
MICHIGAN E., 4712 - Strictly modern.
built-in bookcases. buffet, cabinet, limo
leum on kitch, bath, garage. Or. 2862-M.
MILEY, I33-5-room modern: s25; water
paid. Be. 4931-R.
MINNESOTA. W, l734--4 rooms, light.
gas, well, garage; SIS. Ri 644l.
OLIVE, 1915 rooms: water paid; slB.
DR.. 0595-R Ri. 1894.
ORANGE St., 302-7 nm. modern; newly
decorated and painted. $50. BE. 3526-R5.
PARK. 4l48-Attractive Groom mod. single,
near church. school. Hu. 1888.
RURAL, N. 244-5-room double; gas ligths.
water. toilet: $40. Ri. 1875.
SHELBY, 1928 rooms cleo, gas, water,
inside toilet; S18 Dr.. 5674-J.
SHRIVER, 3143-3-room semi-mod. cottage,
lights, water furnished "a. $685.
SINGLETON, 2009-5-room semi-modern
double, water pd.; garage: $50. DR.. ll53-M.
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In Memoriapa Notices

IN MEMORANDA loving remembrance
of our dear grandmother, Mary Jane
Street who departed this life March IS.
1928 We are thinking OF onF today that
to us was so dear. who was with US but
passed away a year ago today. Sadly
missed BY Mr. and MRS. HARRY
SHOUSE & DAUGHTER.
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HOOVER UNITES WHITE
HOUSE POLICE SYSTEMS

Cops ana secret service FORCES
Placed in One Detail.
WASHINGTON, March IS
White House police and secret SER
vice forces havee been consolidated
by President Herbert Hoover and
will be un&er the supervision of
Richard 5ervis formerly in charge
of the secret service detail.
The corps of about forty uni
formed police has been under the
supervision of the White House mill
tary aide. The consolidation is a
step irr Mr.. Hoovers general program
for reorganizing the White House
staff and centralizing the control
SIS much as possible.
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Houses and Flats Furnished

DELAWARE. ~, l409-Attractive S-bed-
room home; furnished. good heat, porehes.
awning nice yard. reasonable to party
with reference. Ri 30l7
DELAWARE, N, 293G-7-r0om furnished
home, sos Call Indiana Fur Co., 1873 W.
Market L. 2290
I'LL. N. 4sI. APT. SIS rms. furn. com,
ostuffed victrola special rate, couple
employed; also sleep: modern. II. 1888.
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BOOK FIRMS TO BID
ON 8 RS FOR SCHOOLS

Competition on March 30: Verdict
April 5.
Book concerns will bid on the
three RS for elementary schools in
Indiana on March 90, at the office
of the superintendent of public in
struction. The books selected for
reading, writing and arithmetic will
be decided on April 5. Superintend-
ent Roy P. Wisehart announced.
Indiana law requires that school
books be changed every five years.
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Room for Rent with BOard

CENTRAL AVE. iso3-For or 2 girls
Csf Ha. 1883 after 5 p. m.
MICH, w, 3333-LoVely. airy nm: mod;
home cooking; garage. Be. 1855
OAKLAND, Iis3-PLEAsANT. AIRY. NEW
LY DEC. RM.. GAR. CHI. i242-M.
PARK. 2O63-Pleasant room. modern. home
privileges, Central car. He. 45o2
SMALL CHILDREN Mothers care; mod
home. COS Somerset Ave, Be. 1868.
CHIDREN-To board. modern home. 76l
Lexington Ave.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ALABAMA, N. 1862 or 3 furnished
rms, sink in kitchen. ri, III.
BROADWAY. I549-Nice rm. kitehenette.
everything furn. ii. 2l52 -
CAPITOL, N. 170I-Will share 5-rm: apt:
reas.; electric washer; gar. Ia 5000
CHADWICK, el4-3-room double; Turn;
water light. gas included: Sc week.
DELAWARE, N. 7iS-Apt. 6; coy Groom
apartment. Ri. 1877.
DELAWARE SIS N.-First floor, large.
front rms: accommodate 3 or Z; reas.
DELAWARE, NJ, 500 housekeeping rm.,
clean, modern. Ri. 1888.
ELDER, N, 72S-Colored; rooms; garage;
good condition Be. 1884.
FIT. WAYNE. 646-Modern front room for
housekeeping; extra heat.
MERIDIAN, s.. 1862 in / rm., modern,
reasonable. DR.. 4284-W
NEW JERSEY. N I24- Under new man
agement: rooms. Ri. Ass.
NEW JERSEY. 2O4 NJ large front rms.
Everything furn., mr.. bath. Adults.
NEW JERSEY. N. 82l-2 large 'front.' rooms
beds ST; large nm: kitchenette. $3.50.
NEW JERSEY, n, 1922 furn. rms.
mod, kitchen, bath; auto space. S2.50
NEW YORK, E., 227-LARGE. AIRY RMS.
MODERN. GOOD LOCATION.
OHIO. E. MISUNDERSTANDING rooms; every
thing furnished. $3.50 and So week.
ORIENTAL. N, 20-Nice housekeeping apt
modern: furn. or unturn. Ii. g05o.
PARK, 1905 rms, strictly modern; $50.
Partly furn. Walking dist. ii. 6l49.
PENN, 1865, N.-L0Vely housekeeping apt.
also rms. for 2; references. Ia: 1913.
PRUITT, W., 1888 NICELY turn. rms
large lawn. Ia. 1486-W.
ST.. JOSEPH, E., 2f5-Furnished rms, mod
ern: also garage. Ri. 1854
TACOMA, N, l5-3-rm. apt: adults; near
car line: $3.50: garage. Oh. 666l.
8 ROOMS-Furnished modern; garage; car
and bus. ~ S. 18th, Beech Grove.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RMS.-Ntcely
furnished. 2231 College Ave. He. 1853.
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Funeral Directors

AaaGs 80 Lac G@&OsS
w. Z. BLASENGYM
Main office 222o sheluv st.
A. BRODEY
1851 8. Meridian. DR.. 3597.
FINN BROS.
FUNERAL HOME
1859 N. MERIDIAN ia. 1885
VIOLA FRANCIs-Funera director: am
6 6glanes fs ser 'sas Trained nurse. 1922
George Grinsteiner
Funeral director, 522 E. Market
G. q. HERMANN
I722 s East st: Dr.. z477
UNDERTAKES
HISEY g. TITUS
ssl N. Delaware L. sa2s
LAWRENCE LINDAMOOD
w. Morris ST. and Nat Rd. Be. 1882.
"a REAL HONE FOR SERVICE"
Ii. 5000. l2is N. ALABAMA
SHIRLEY BROTHERS
ILL. AT TENTH.
Ii. 5409
DR.. 1862. Ff'hD ". VAH 7o2 Virginia ave.
IAnA!
The Home Of Thoughtful Service.
1922 Union st. 1919 N. Illinois.
j. G. WILSON-Funeral parlors: ambulance
service and modern automotive equip
ment. DR.. 1921 and DE-. O322.
-
FloriSfs
H. W. RIEMANs SONS.
No connection with any other store.
4207 s. East St.. Dr.: 5032: Or. 5O3S.
Special Notices
DANCE AND EUCHRE
- PARTY
Saturday night, March 18th.
Bushman's Hall.
Eleventh and College.
Capitol City Council No. So, Jr. o. q. A. NJ.
Admission 25c.
FRESH CUT FLOWER@Potted plants;
prompt service. Call He 1855. Mrs. A
UNION MADE-Work clcthes; cut prices
HANKS, lib Vir. Ave. Just s. Maryland
PIANOS-Piano service. Radios. F. A.
SWEETMAN. Call He. 4070.
HOUSE DRESSES frocks. custom
made. Call Wa. 1860.
Lost and Found
BAG OF FRIGIDAIRE-Too lost; between
BroWnSburg and DanYiue. Reward, ~.
D. HUBBARD, 315 N Alabama. II. 2526.
CAMEO PIN-Lost Monday night; valued
as keepsake. Please return. BE. Obs.
DIAMOND RING-Lady's; lost between
March 4th and 10th. Liberal reward.
DIR. 1853.
DOG-Brindle Bull, male, short tail; white
spot on face, throat; white feet, harness,
name Mickey. 5149 Sheldon. HUI 1zOt.
Reward. --------
FOUNTAIN PENS; Cdnklin valued keep
sake, alley 3346 Park, 34th, Illinois, Fair
view car or Butler. Reward. Ri. 555l
KEYS IN CORDORA-Key container; lost.
Reward. Ri. 1854.
POCKETBOOK- beaded paisley; seth,
Washington Blvd. Reward. Wa. 3643.
PURSE-Lady's brown, lost on scale in
front of l.. Strauss, containing keys ana
money. Reward. Call Ia. 1888.
Instructions
1NDPLs. CONS. OF. MUsIc-,Instructions
in voice, piano and other Instruments;
further Instructions. call Ii. 027O.
PIANO LESSONS Shy graduate teach
er. III Pembroke Arcade, Phone, Ii. O210:
H1I~. Wvvsfed Male
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Real Estate Statesmen
Have an opening for 5 high-grade. yell
appearing, ambitious statesmen; ages z z, 30 10
who want permanent connections: must
have car and be able to furnish salts
la0'olS WAITER T. WHITE Co.
TAO Consolidated Bldg.
2 SALEsMEN-Who want to make perma-
nent connection selling Studebaker cars;
tunity for reliable. capable men with
right personality and plenty Oh IN
o"S'iS' DALE MORGAN. INC.
1856 College Ave: ----.W wa. 9S92.
MEN,, at once, to sell washing ma
time in store. Apply, MR.; J; E. LAW
Pettis Dry Goods Co.
FIRST CLASS
OPERATOR FOR HAND SCREW
MACHINE
sCHwITzER-CUM co.
II25 Mass. ave. $3.50
W-ANTED-Tool and die MAX
ers. PARTS CORPORA
TION, 735 Virginia ave.
ENGINE LATHEAnd radial drill press
men accustomed to blue print and nicrom-
'''' APPLY 200 MILEY AVE.
LARGE, EASTERN PUBLISHING HOUSE
Wants young man over IL, 10 ASSIST SAFES
manager in northern Indiana ana ry LII
SEVERN. at p. m. ----
ELDERLY WOMEN AND MEN : TO take
orders for the s. & W, Mfg; Co. Big
pon ma. any day E@ l9iS n Harding ST.
2 PAPER HANGERs-At once Steady
work. A Van Treese g. Co.. 23ol N. Penn
sylvania. Ha. 09s4.
Toolmakers, machinists. ALLISON
ENGINEERING CO., Speedway.
Help Wanted Female
posrr1oNs-Available; in an industrial
to COOK and serve food attractivelyt some
one who needs WORK ana Is Wiling 70
position with responsibility: no previous
experience necessary. Box D 85 Times.
NEAT appearing salesladies can make
a nice cash daily income taking orders
for Fifth Ave. Style wornen's. misses
and children's dresses and bows suits.
VIM S. GIBBS. Dist. Mgr. 112 e. North
ST.. Indianapolis.
One White Maid
GENERAL HoUsEWORK
CITY REFERENCES REQUIRED
CALL WA. 5146.
WHITE GIRL
1925 years; assist with houseWork:
EIust be capable. healthy and of good
character Girl needing good home pre-
ferred; SIS per wk. Oh. 2970-R.
HOUsE-FueI and groceries furnished to
man and wife to care for five children.
6504 Bellefontaine ST.
GIRLS
For bathing beauty contest.
Call Ri. 3255. Ask for Mics Harrison.
LADIEs-Make $40 to $50 weekly; part or
full time Address Box D 80. Give
phone number.
GIRLS.
For bathing beauty contest.
Cali Ri. 3255. Ask for Miss Harrison
BEAUTY OPERATOR
With following sos Kahn Bldg. y
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Apartments for Rent

BROADWAY, 21st-3 rooms, bath. kitchen,
heat, water. fine location. He. 1858.
COLLEGE. 22O17-5 rooms; modern; redec-
grated; $1,000.
DELAWARE, N, 1825-3-rm. apt, $50;
heat, water. furn. Ii. 1907, after 6. Ia.
$3.50.
DELAWARE, N, 813-4 rooms. modern;
reasonable rent. Ii. 1858.
LOCKERBIE, 527-Very good; modern,
steam heat, private bath. Adults. u. 778O.
3025 N. MERIDIAN New Admira) .$92 90
1888 N. Meridian ............,...- 10.y0
2152 N. Meridian SOB TO I2.09
2444 N. Meridian ..............,.. o2.00
30I5 N. Meridian ............o..... 82.U0
1855 N. Alabama ....s..,......-i.. 5I.U9
1I24 broadway ,,..,,,...... 43. 90
i220 PARK ,L........ 1900
16o3 Central $3.50 to $500
234 p. pratt $3.50
1865 NJ Illinois .....,......... $3.50
1467 N. Delaware. 3 bedrooms, living
room, dining room, kitchen, Frlgtda1re,
heat and janitor service furnished.
MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES
ITO Union Title.
Ii. 3458.
VIRGINIA AVE. 239-3-rocm apt: semt-
modern; SIS. DR.. 1857.
WALNUT E., 320-The Walnut; rooms;
front apt Adults. Ri 3424.
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Situations Wanted Male
Situations Wanted Female

HOUSE CLEANING-By experienced col
ored man; reference. Ha. 05l7-W.
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NURsING-Day or night: nervous OF. mem
tai cases given the best Of care and con-
sideration. Reasonable. u. 451l,
NURSE-Elderly people or invalids; viii
give hest Of care in my own home;
prices reasonable. Be. 1855.
COLORED GIRL-Wants laundry or clean
ing BY day: or morning work days, by
week; no sunday; reference. He. ll04.
MAID WORK-Plain cook; experienced
colored girl; week work; refe renee. Ri.
FIRST CLAss-Repair lady; on mems
clothing: also ladies clothing and good
presser. Box D 81 Times.
LADY wANTs-In a good cleaning shop.
doing first-clasS repairing and pressing
ladies clothes. Box d 81 Times.
COLORED WOMAN-Laundry to bring
home: frst-class work. On. 1058-R.
COLORED WOAAN-First-cIas reference;
work by week; half DAYS. ia. 1886.
CARE OF CHILDREN = BY experienced
woman; also wishes day work. Ia 099s.
LAUNDRESS- Experienced, wet or rough
dry. Call for and deliver. He. 1913.
COLORED GIRI-Wants half day work BY
the week. Ii. 6934
BUNDLE WASHINGS-CaH for and deliver.
Call Oh. 2851.
COOKING-Or general housework by ex-
perienced colored woman. He. 1913.
COLORED LAUNDRESs-Wet wash; rough
EXPERIENCED-Co lored woman. Work by
COLORED GIRI-General homework; ex-
perienced; good cook. Oh. 4023.
RESTAURANT-Ma or general house
work by neat colored girl. Ri. 5095.
CARE FOR CHILDREN-Cleaning, ironing,
day or half day Ri. 1888.
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MICHIGAN e., 4712 = Strictly modern.
built-in bookcases. buffet, cabinet. lino-
leum on ktch, bath, garage. Or. 2862-M.
MILEY, l33--5-room modern; s25; water
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Hotels

HARBOUR HOTEL
617-19 N. Illinois; convenient location.
mod. rms; special wkly. rates.
HOOSIER INN-44O Mass, clean, steam
htd rms, connect showers: 81. So.
CLINTON HOTEL-29 Virginia Ave-: clean.
warm rooms; rates So to Sc.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS.
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The ways and means committee
of Maple Circle No. 81, United An
cient Order Of Druids, will hold. a
card party Saturday night at so28
Woodlawn avenue. Euchfe, five
hundred and bunco will be played.
Mrs. j. C. Greebing will be hostess
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MKIM, 1851 square e. Wash car;
room double; mod. except furnace, near
school, Ford plant. S22.50. Oh. 4672
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Lost and Found

NDPIs. CONS. OF MUsIC-Instructio
in voice, piano and other Instruments;
further instructions. CAL Ii. 027O.
err III Pembroke Arcade, Phone, Lii 0270.
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ALA. s.. 1923 rms and kitchen; newly
dec; gas and water. Sl7. BE. 5526-R. 8.
ASHLAND. 26l5-7-room mod: gar; new
furnace; yard; $40. He. 1881.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-11-07
DoCKToN

Mr. Fred Harrison was in Dockton
Tuesday on business and had lunch
with Mrs. Chas. Keen, and also visited
with other old time friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Stuckey left
Wednesday for California on honey
moon trip after postponing it for 28
years. We all wish them pleasant
voyage and safe return.
Miss Clara Mass visited with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Mass,
Sunday.
Miss Mary Berry entertained her
cousin, Miss Dorothy Reed of Tacoma,
Sunday.
Miss Clara Nilsen OF Puget Island
Oregon, spent the week end with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Nilsen.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Larsen visited
Saturday evening with Mr. AN dMrs
Fred Harrison in Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martinolich had
their daughter, Freda, home over the
week end from the Aquinas Academy.
Mr.. Ollie and Walter Petersen were
home to spend the week end with their
folks Mr.. and Mrs John Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isach Anderson enter
tanned Mrs. Andersons brother and
family of Spanaway Sunday.
Mrs. Helen Berry took her third
and fourth grade boys on trip to
Seattle Saturday. All report good
time.
Miss Matilda Danielson spent the
week end with her, teacher and school
friends at Talequah.
Mr.. From has sold his place in Dock
ton and will move to Enumclaw soon.
Mr.. Anton Peterson and MIR. Louis
Danielson have returned from sue
cessful fishing season.
MIR. and Mrs. Adolph Danielson and
some friends from Seattle visited their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Nilsen
and Mrs. Karen Danielson.
Mrs. John Martinolich and son,
Charles, and daughter, Freda. and Mrs.
Antony Martinolich and son, Johnnie,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. John Damannie
III Olympia, Sunday.
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MAuRy NOTES

Regular services will be held at
Maury Sunday. with Rev. Ward in
charge Of the preaching services
Everyone is invited to attend.
DR. Jones and Mrs, Young visited
in Seattle the first of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. B. j. Golfer and family
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. H.
Larsen last Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Munson from Montana
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
Jensen Sunday. Mr.. Munson is n
brother OF Mrs. Jensen.
Mrs. Anna Nichols, assisted by Mrs,
l. Larsen and Mrs. Esther Larsen
gave Halloween party for the school
pupils Thursday.
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TWO IMPORTANT MEErINGs

Don't forget the double header at
the Island Community House on Fri
day evening, the meeting of the CO.
Operative Hatchery, in the Boy Scouts
Cabin and the Open House in the
House.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-11-07

Debate between Black Diamond and
Union H. S. Friday evening at the
Vashon Building.
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Fathers and Sons Banquet Thurs
day evening, Nov. II, at Gas.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-15

HELPS FATHER = Eileen liar. vey, daughter of Borough Pres,den, of Queena George Harvey, teai. 6es before the Grand Jury in New York telling what she knows of at tempts to bnbe her father
 International NsWssssl
New Britain herald., 1929-02-15

IN AGAIN-Mrs. Serpieri, better known as Mile. Vlasto. smiling tennis star from Spain, is back on the courts at Cannes, France. for the first appearance since her marriage a year ago.
 International Nswsreel
New Britain herald., 1929-02-15

ARMNDED- But don't get of the ground. This toy plane seen in Seattle, WashL. has soased to a heieht of 5000 feet.
 Nswsreet
 Iatss1aaeaaj
The Washington times., 1929-10-23
INCREASE
AIDS OLDS

Still greater facilities flor the
manufacture of the Oldsmobile Six
and the Viking Eight Will be made
available by a building expansion
program just announced by the
Fisher Body Corporation. This
company is starting the erection of
two new buildings which will bring
their total floor area at the Olds-
mobile-Viking factories to approx
mately 900 square feet and, at
the same time, will release additional
space for Oldsmobile-V Viking activi.
ties.
Besides enlarging their peak ca
pacity space by more than 100, 600
square feet. these two new buildings
will concentrate all of the tody
building aC Ctivities at the Oldsmoble.
Viking factories under one roof.
This wifi provide even greater eff
cheney in the manufacture of these
Fisher built bodies.
For the past two years the Olds-
mobile. Viking factories have been
carrying on a continuous building
expansion program of which this
ne\. construction announcement by
| the Fisher Body Corporation forms
an integral part. With these new
body plants. row announced, more
than 100000 square feet Of new
floor area will have been added to
the Oldsmobile.N factories.
The Washington times., 1929-10-23

permit tests years before Or In lieu
OF an actual examination, familiar
lied themselves with the existing
regulations. The laws may have been
changed radically since that time
without the experienced driver ever
finding it out. He may not inteu-
tionalIy have fallen out Of step with
the law. motor vehicle authorities
admit. But often he ha done it and
that is what counts.
Statistical proof Is available on
this point, too. In Washington. in
1925, it was decided to reissue all
motor vehicle operators permits.
That made every drivers knowledge
of the traffic regulations a fairly
open book. AS they came up for re-
examination, the proportion of ex-
perienced drivers who did not know
the regulations was far greater than
in the case OF those seeking permits
for the first time.
The information thus addnced has
suggested to many motor 'ehIcle ah-
thOritieS the wisdom of periodically
examining all drivers, although the
task is admittedly tremendous and
one that will cost a conslderap Die
sum.
That traffic condition betterment
will require considerable fact-flnd'
ing" saws New England motor
vehicle authority. 'is unquestion.
ably true. The discovery OF facts,
however. will not he sufficient in
itself. After the facts are found
they must be faced.
Figures are offered to sustain
this point of view. They show that
motor vehicle accidents annually
number close to 100000, counting
only those which result in death
or injury. Three-fourths Of these
are attributed by the best analysts
as due to inattention or careless
ness. One grows inattentive and
careless with driving experience.
Which makes good case for the
inexperienced driveri
ttopyright, 1929
The Washington times., 1929-10-23

communities nave Hldue mlsldhes
in projecting and financing i'm
provements, and probably they will
continue to do so. John Per Capita
may see that mistakes are being
made, yet, feeling that his voice. If
aroused in protest, would be but
small squeak, he does nothing
about ii.
The one great thing that the
citizens must learn in order to be a
good citizen is that there may be
many others who agree with him
that in the interest Of better gov
ernment certain procedures should
be taken or eliminated, as the case
may be.
To illustrates: Recently in Chicago
a city official took 1t upon himself
to instigate street resurfacing
program in one district where the
pavements were so bad that q
motorist couldn't keep more than
one wheel at time out of the
holes. The street surfaces were go
shattered that obviously they
wouldn't even serve as a practicable