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MARCH 30, 1928

FAVOR 11, S. FOR ROAD CONGRESS Coolidge Gels Bill Inviting World Experts. t rimes Special WASHINGTON, March 30.—Some JO highway experts from all over ** P world will come to view American road system in 1930 and give rbis country the benefit of their experience, if President Coolidge signs a joint resolution parsed by Congress and now before him. The resolution introduced by Rep-

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