Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 November 1939 — Page 8

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$189 ACRES OF | HOOSIER LAND

Savion: 6 Counties Are Involved.

20,000 Acres to Be Added

"The land is to be purchased under the new program which calls for the addition of 20,000 acres to the 34,000

. Very little of the

Deadiine on Car n Car and Driver, 1

Licenses Will Be Jan. 1, Unless Extended.

The sale of 1940 automobile license plates and drivers’ certificates -will start during the week of Dec. 11, Frank Finney, Motor Vehicle Bureau

Director, announced today. | Deadline for the purchase of both |}

ton [executive order, extending the time i limit to March 1. The Governor has ij extended the deadline two months i

waste lands acquired by reforestaon. 3. Rehabilitation of farmers on lands of good agricultural character

¥ acquired by the Forest Service.

4. Reclamation of pastures acquired by the Forest Service and range reseeding. Man Leokout Towers

5. The protection of all areas with the National Forest from forest fires, including the manning of lockout towers. ¢ + 6. Harvesting the Mathes crop when mature the young

growing stack. 7. Protection of watersheds for

per. cent of the} or

are divided annually among ee A ae ine Mr. Grabow said.

. EVERY HERD IN U. S. ~ IS TESTED FORT. B.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23 (U, P.). —The Agriculture Department's Bureau of Animal Industry announced today that it has tested every herd of cattle in the United States at least once for tuberculosis. The tests, it added, “assures the successful completion of eradicating bovine tuberculosis from the United States.” . yMore than 220,000,000 tuberculin tests have been made since the campaign was instituted in 1917 at the U. S. Soldiers’ Home here, the Bureau said. Approximately 3,750,000 head of cattle, found to be diseased, were removed and slaughtered during that period.

will be Jan. 1 unless Governor M.

All-wool, knit caps. colors for ey, Se Shortridge, Cathedral Broad Ripple and

il Attucks.

Clifford Townsend issues another (J

for the last two years. He has not i

indicated whether or not he will Hi

repeat the order. Bills introduced in the last Legis-

lature sought to make permanent by |i statute the March 1 deadline for all |}

motor licenses, but the measure

dealing with plates “got lost” in the {

last-minute legislative

jam. l A bill extending the deadline for

drivers’ licenses was passed by both |}i Townsend

houses but ‘Governor

Te~ | Ji

fused to sign it because the com-|fi

panion measure failed to pass.

the deadline for one|fll .

and not the other wouid have caused {I too much confusion in the sales to[Hf

permit the drivers’ license bill to become a law,” Mr. Finney said. iy _ 3 sesull of of the tive mix-

mpm dy hi igs deadline. -

YEAR WITHOUT ACCIDENTS ABERDEEN, Wash, Nov. 23 (U. P.).—More than a year without a fatal automobile accident is the record of Aberdeen and Hoquiam, twin cities of Gihys Harbor in western Washington.

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