Klirer-t €t..ofNinety Go if*!IVOn Job At•H.inlieatarndotSwan LakeFul1Allotment TodayPuts Number at;(t376, Final QuotareorAn additional allotment of 601 y,men to be put to work on road at ' improvement in this county not wit! h. I later than Wednestlay morning, | will d. ! was received tolt;lay by the county into fie i emergency relief committee. I theI» Final Quota | Evei This will bring the county’s to- in t — lal of men employed under the ^ no (?d . CWA program to 376, and will j pI represent the county’s final quota.! tis I Ninety men went to work on the!a- ! Swan Lake restoration project#0 I this morning and 20 were givenIn I labor at Coon Rapids on the Coon jI river project. This took up the lt;p- '110 recently added to the li.st.lidI On 5 Highways ' ter-Jie allotment announced thi.-lt;morning will be u.sed on U. 8. | '. Highw'ays 71 and 30 and state •' highways No. 46, 217 and 236, the: announcement made by CWA En-1 gineer George Keller, said. They ■ ^will surface shoulders and ap-1 .. . a fir- I as, work near the viaduct on No. 30 west.allj proaches, clear and grub, work at iI ei osion control and do maintenance j ‘ rOmhisCounty Engineer J. F. Maher. chairmanIof.the|Oommittee, said the men for these jobs would be picked this after- • '8^ * noon and would be notified tomor-'sails!rans-'row'.Get Deed Todaylines work at Swan Lake w'asAlle-thendcrstarted even though not all the land needed ha.s been bought andformalspemaneslovj isacres purcha.scd to the state was'two I not to be made until today. CWA' authorities, how’* vlt;‘r, ordered the j ^hlly j work to pr«ceed as no «lelay in the I ^ Lheir jogal proceedings wa.s expected.*** rous 'pp,. men are w«rking untler the di-I i i-ction of Walter Otto. a.s.siStant'ct.unty engineer, according to the Co- .urvlt; y and improvement plan re- j). was cently made. '•the 'I’odav’s allotment lt;»f men for'%Hear highway woik in this county v.'qshut a fraction of tlie numlx^r put' to Work over the .state. Improve- 1■fWS,wav in counties, to cost ap-1 pt*crjthat pro.ximateiy $1.04r.,795 ami to «m-plov 5,iX)0 were authorized by Mr. | diimty. »^‘-Jler. ,ith(r C'omniisHioii to .\Mist I •intje Completion of some of the high- ofv.’ay projects ahead td' .schedule grwill reduce the estimated total,' nubeen onK*Uer‘.s office pointed out. For fo! each thousand dollars spent for irn wage.H to CWA men the slate high- th way commi.ssion will supply $250 wi rank oxpen.se, the Iowa fkttk- j^YV.V office said. 'Phe projects were planned hy tlie highway com-^ mi.lt;.-.i.'n.d W'eli.-ter lt;ounly’s .'illotment ofn atght.-i.m.whotheOltMl(Continued on Page 2) «le