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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-23
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Indianapolis Power and Light Coz
p. NJ.
3:O0-Time signal. julius c. Walk &
Son.
8;0I-ClOsing grain market and New
York stock quotations, Ell Bake
Milling Company.
3:12-Farm flashes.
3:3O-HOusekeeper's chat and radio rec
ines, Home Service Department.
Indianapolis Power and Light
Company.
3:4O-PersOnai beauty advice. BOncilla
LaboratOries.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-03
Hry ma tito nedel' u:

| Hry ma tito nedel'u:
Lansingville Hillcrests bud1
hrat v nedel'u Gordon parku a.
dl'a vsetkych znakov bude to jed.
ma z najlepsich hier v lige. ODE
caty s1 "tajovane" ma druhom
mieste a ODE majn rovnakn prile-
zitost' vyhrat' druh1 polovicu Sc
zony, inym slovom, toto je ich
najlepsia prilezitost'. Je zahadou,
ze kto z Lansingvillu bude mad
hadzovat'. Maj1 vybornych piee-
r6v v Janovi Obroskom, l'avako-
vi Strichekovi williamson.
Hillcrestcania tiez sa maju elm
pochvalit vo Victorovi Franci-
sow Billy Waskovi. 2 tychto
dvoch jeden bude hadzat' "a
Hillcrest.
Haseltoneani bern 81 veci ma
Il'ahko, lebo majd !. vit'azstvo Z
prvej polovice sezony sehovane v
'adovnici, nemaui sa o co starat'.
Cakajii len ma to, ked' sa postret-
MI $ Wit 'azmi druhej polovice, ably
3 q .
sa rozhodlo, kto je co. Savage bu
de akiste hadzat' "a Haselton a
Spelman "a Warren.
Farrellcani, o ktorych sa my
sleIo, re :vyhrajn druh1 polovicu,
mnsejl porazit' Kurztovych Slo-
vakov 20 Struthers, ak chc1 20
stat medzi napadnikmi. Ak Stru-
therscani. dostanl Norda nazad
do svojej uniformly, bud1 mat
Farrellcani v Mich mocnych od-
porcov. Sice Byak, Shoaf Smith
s1 vsetko dobri piceri a jeden z
mich bude hadzat', v pade Nord
sa nevrati. Moreau bude hadzat'
"a Farrellcanov. Tato hra bude
ma slovenskom hrisku Struthers
a. milovnici silneho udierania lob
dy by nemali t1to hru zameskat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-03
yoDlA. MI PrrIz PR
TURIsrov
F. Z. l.. s.

Voda 20 zriedel, v studniach j
v pitikoch m6ze byt' a 6asto bfya
nezdrava, ma .pitie. 50 s prichodom
.leta olivia sa americke cesty ne
seiselnymi automobilistmi pesi-
mi turistmi. vacsina tychto l'udf,
ktori 20 sparnych stien mesta ute
kaj1 do prirody, vennje takmes
ziadnu pozornost'. jakosti vody,
ktorou hasi smad, len ked je' IL
sta a dobre chutna. !.
Voda takychto rucajov a z
nechranenych pramehov pri ceste
moze byt' cista, ,stgdena al chutna
z toho vsak neslobodno este sldit
ma jej zdravotnd jakost'. Voda y
plytkych studniach, v zriedlach,
yyvierajheich, 2 piesocnatei p6dy,
je voda da4d'oya, ktora sa do.
tychto miest po kalzdom dazdi
st 'ahuje celej okolitej krajiny
preprchoyanim p6dou. Tymto
preprchovanim odstranujh sa z
pody vsetky .hrphsie necistoty,
bakterie vsak ibe,y tom prfpade,
ked' filtracnou hbmotou je hlina
vel'mi Jenna yzdialenost' k
zriedlu zna6ne vel'ka. Ak ME sl
zriedla a studne ,rrnee chranene
sruhmi a klopami,, bnde do mich
odtekat' al povrehova yoda. Ked'
sd vsak al takto chranene, nasta-
va znesistenie voay tym sp6so-
bonn, ze "a doby, dazdoy ,miesajd
sa odpadoxe yodysz r6znych odto-
koy al 20 zachod9ys s. dakdovon
vodou a takto zneiistena kyapali-
ma nedobre prefitrovana do stu
|dien odteka. -. 20,
Turistom ME ie l'ahko rozpoz-
nat, aka -je jakost' vody v stud
mach a zriedlach. Odporicame
i'm preto, aby hasili svoj ssmad iba
vodou verejnych studien a
pump dedinachta mestach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-03
now PRoSTRIEDoK MA LIE
GENIE OTRAvY 4KUMPoU
JEDovAroU (PoIsoN IVY.
F. L. /. S.

Skumpa jedovata, postrach
vsetkych turistov a vyletnikov,
bola modernou vedou zbavena
svojej hrtizy. Podl'a zpravy We
deckej sluzby boil objaveny novy
prostriedok ma liecenie otravy, "a
pricinenej touto obayanou rastli-
nou. Prostriedok tento bol obja-
yeny DR.. James F. Couch-om 20
spolkoveho departments zemedel-
stva a m6zno MIN vylieeit' yset-
ky pripady tejto otravy.
Ked' objavits tito otravu svo-
jej koEe, idte hned' a zaraz k
najblissiemn lekarnikovi kupte
81 5-procentpy roztok potassium
permang nganate. Tymto roztokom
natrite potion ,postihnute miesta
vatou, aleho vol 'ajakym makkym,
yistym kuskam ,latky, Tento roE.
tokasn;votEled, .,ale neposkodf' ko-
zu,, iba ak sanecha hnedd skvrnu.
Ked' chcste aj tdto skvrnu od-
stranit', natrite ju jednoprocent.
nym roxtokom kyseliny oxalovej
(oxalic acid). Tato kyselina je
jed . pfeto musi byt' vel mi dob.
re schoyan&, aby sa nedostala dc
r1k deti. AZ ME je AMI tax isti
pred det'mi, je najlepsie tentc
jed v3hec do domu nebrat' 4
|upotrebit' naniesto neho jedno
procentnsho roEtoku sodium bi.
sulphite, alsbo obySajnkho myd
|la, ME tsds peiaksho vonaveho
|ale obyeajnkho mydla ~ pridlo
|lGydlo utiakijs siee zdlhavej jSis
| ale nj = - upotrebit' roEhodn'
N tfeh ytipe dosh "a 3 ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-03

rozskrabana, preto6e v podobnych
pripadoch kyselina oNalova draz.
di zaprNinuje event, al l'ahkt
zapalenie poskodenej koze. Ked
| j koza vel'mi JENNA, m6ze sa 70.
ztok potassium permanganate so.
slabit' este vodou.
Toto je isty prostriedok pre-
fudf otravou uz postihnutych.
Ked' vsak niekto, kto vie, ze
predsa len musi sa pohybovat
vol 'akde, kde skumpa jedovata
rastie, mdze otrava zabranit
ked' 81 miesta odevom nechrane-
ne potrie mieSaninou 5-procent-
neho roztoku ferric chloride, kto-
ry Dol rozpusteny v polovici vody
a v polovici glycerinu. Roztok
tento ma byt' nechany ma kozi az
sam uschne. Ked'. jed rastliny
pride do styku tymto roztokom,
resp. so zelezom v nom obsiahnu-
tvm, premeni sa chemicky sln-
eeninu celkom neskodnl.
Mnoho l'udi, caste k svojmn
~
vel 'kemu zial'u, nepozna ma po-
hl'ad skumpu ,jedovati.
Skumpa ieaqvata ,yzhl'adom
|podoba ga vet'mi simolyzu, angl.
Woddbine, Acko1'vek skumpa ma
iba tri a zimolyyz pat listoy. Listy
skumpy sl hladke, akoby navos-
koyane, zatial 60 listy zimolyzu
sd matne. Plody zimolyzu nabu-
dajii skoro farby tmavomodrej,
zatial' co plodys sknmpy .ostayajd
dlho liskave, farby" -zelenkastej,
ktora $ sprichodom. jasene sa pre-
menuje " zltd. Pri oboch rastlip
ostavaM plody ma stonkoch az do
pozdnej jasene, kde utracaju
svojho, gul'ovateho tvaru.. g
Skumpa zimolyz VIM sa oby-
eajne pri zemi, obrastajii kroyia,
pne stromov alebo ploty. Casio
ysak nabdda skumpa "a priazni-
vych podmienok tvaru kerovite-
/ no, az styri stopy yysokeho. .
Otrava skumpou je zapricinena
" najvScsom mnozstve pripadoy
priamym stykom touto rastli-
nou, ackol'vek casio je vzduchom
prenass$ obn6zkami, alebo jem-
nym tkanivom, ktofe pokryva jej
listy. Znalecky bolo zistene, ze. cd
otravy skumpou ME je nikto
mummy. Ked' teda zbadate, ze
dotknuli ste sa skumpy, neopo.
mente nasledovat' hore spomenu-
te pOkyny.,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-03

tsadnfci NJ fok 1875 sd na.ledovni:
Predseda, jan Bisup, 1877 Aladstone
st., City. Podpredssda Jan Kosak, q
Morley Ave, Campbell, O., zAPisnik
J6ssf KaSenga, 1859 Gladstone g..
City. Pokladnik Jan Basista, 10l Ha-
ssltins Ava, CITY. t1tovafk MART.
zsatko. P. o. Box 1l7 Hasslton Sta,
City. Dosorcovis majstku AieAal 10.
xak, Dox 151 Haselten 30, CITY. MAJ.
In Hasists, 100 GlsAstSnS 81. CITY.
Dosorsa sAofyeh 6tsfas 6tsls, Dot q
4assltsa sta., City. Gtsa3 dvesi valsst
1ovdes u, Boz ~ HastltsE 81, CITY:
soAease = vy1sIisvsj6 ksaod I. y.
|6tls y nsli41i lksas ce4Ay ~. Altb5.
= = !. M11il1l kyl. ]. A,1lse
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-03

y ozef j. Schr0m0fSky, MRS. Mar
tin Kama, lghac Liptak, Mrs. Mi
chal Necko, Frank Lecic, Andres
Augustinak, N. j. Bartos, Jan
Topotcer, dan Lesicko, Jozef
Kupko, Priatel', Priatel', Andrej
Tarapeak, Roman 1konak, JAN
Novothf, Anton 0rsary, Jan Bla-
10, Frank Valkoyi6, Jozef Marus-
kin, Zukanha Mraz, Mrs. Rehak,
Frank Adgana, Jozef Kozar, Jan
Kucharovic, Augustin Kepko,
Mrs. A. Camm, Mrs. j. Hill, Mrs.
VIM. Ford, j. j. Istocin, Albert
Smrek, Michal Kocak, Priatel',
Maria Parobek, ,Jozef Bujnak,
Rosie Hudak, Anton Palkovie, St,
Lesnak, Jan A. Hetsko, Andrej
Novak, Albert Erdely, Mr.. Pod
krivacky, Maria Leskovsky, Mrs.
Trojan, Jozef Martinko ml., Jan
Huda, Jan vargo, Jan Vargo,
Jan Oravec, Jan Juhas, Andrej
Mattel, Andrej Malarik, Mrs. John
Lesko, Maria Krispinsky, Kata-
rina MCLEAN, Anna Lipka, Andrej
Krispinsky, adv. Juraj Prokop,
Michal Bahej, Stefan Celec, Jo-
zef Julius, Jozef Javorsky, Jozef
Moore, Jan Melek, Jan Slifka, N.
N, L. Wilplong, Maria Woper-
shall, Jnraj Fedor, Jan Hromiak.
Po 90c: Michal Ruman, Pria-
tel', Albert Cooper, Maria Tim
ko, Pavel Taracko.
Po 1ec: Stanislav Necko, Jozef
Ulicny, Frank Wagstaf, Pecenga,
Jozef Pekarcik, Jozef Kocur.
Po loo: Mrs. Masarovic, Maria
Zacha, Pavel Kacvinsky, M. Gas.
par, M. Cisar, j. Palascak, Mrs.
Tranchi, Mrs. Soltis, F. Matiscik,
Geo. Vasil, Jozef Brodnan l., j.
NJ. Chermansky, NJ. Klacik, Jack
Knirk, N. N. Barbuscak, Jan ia.
vorsky, N. N, J. Hruby, j. j. Pc
kar, NJ. j. yafgovic, G. H. VOL
litz, H. Stemke. Helen Vitikae,
zofia Pusty. P. J. Chrll, B. A.
j. KriSpinsky, Mr.. Orb
cal, Mr.. Billings, Geo. Krutchko,
Rilar, j. Bennedich, Jan E. No
yak, Lee Humes, Carol Rees, Sue
Davis, George Wargo, Jack Kelly
TIL. Gordon, j. Prokop, G. H.
Prokop, Paul Matejko, Jan Boz
lovic, Mich. Gajan, st. Palguta,
Rudy Balas, Stan. Jimo, Jan Or
lovskf, Geo. Libert, Joz.' Huda,
Mart. Dupej, Fr. Pataky, Andy
Jan Suchovecky, Maria
Katarina Knapik, Maria
Knapik, Mrs. Lucanska, Anna Bi-
res, Jozef Javorsky, Jan Timko,
Mike I,acny, Jan Lacnak, John
Jan Novotny, Margie
Mraz, Albert Klein, Jan Bednar,
Michal Hromiak.
Spolu $3.50. Ia kvietky $500.
Cisty vynos 1910.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-03
YouNoSToWNSKY Y NIlloUl
PoDPoRUJtCI SroLo1

Ursdliei: Jossf NattiAks, prsds1da.
t5s Carlton st., Jozef Javorskt, pod.
prsdseda. Stefan Novotnt, 6St., 4o4 =.
Myrtle Ave. Andrsj Adanks, peklaa.
aik, 1854, Oak 81. = Massis Aunas'
shy . Traatitsk Hudik. dessseeviA.
]; SSAsdss Sydriasvajl 70 kdsdt psvS
ssddl'a ' ~ssiAei Il 1xeas -. .oysille :
Asttods Z. bod. pspolpd44
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-03

s,tss-o. S3ss = s--~ -
New Castle, Pa, 30. julia 1928
s dovolepim riaditel'stya VIII
Slovenskeho Dia Youngstown
Ohio, zaviedla som sbierku pre-
yel'mi dobry ciel' do Presova,
ma Slorensku, ma mlieko pre- ne
mecnych na plidce.
Tito bohumil1 pracu nekona-
Ia som 2 tlzby po chvale, ale ma
ziadost' Cerveneho Krfza Pre-
soya, GO je ct. citatel 'om uz zna-
mo : dopisu, uverejneneho tych-
to nopinach. pred niekol'ko tyz-
dnami. v tom dopise bolo vysvet-
lene tiez, co nasa slovenska osa-
da v New Castle dobreho ucinila
"a pomeci Rev. Andreja Balok a
inyeh, totiz poslali SINE tri bedny
obstarne jsfch stat do Presova skrz
Anericky Ceryeny Krh, Cesko-
Slovenskemu Cervenemu Krizu,
ktory ma Bozie Narodenie obdaril
v Presove tych, ktori pomoc po-
trehoyali. X tomuto doslo takto
:. 7sl - !.
Prisla tn1do nasho mesta ista dr..
Alna Wienerova, vyslanka CS.
G. *. z Presoya, skhmat' pomery
Amer. Cerveneho Kriza. Ked' po-
navstevoyala vsetky vel mesta,
d0sla al do New Castle k svojmu
ujkovi, p. Greenovi, znamemu do
brakovi narodovcovi slovenske-
mu. z tel prilezitosti naystivila
i nase spolky a oboznamila mas S
pomerami V Presove a pracou CS.
G. X. medzi tamojSim obyvatel'-
stvom . takym sposobom potion
nasa osada sosbierala 3 bedny
satstva poslali SINE to. V po-
d 'akujdcom liste sprava CS. c. K.
V Presove potion prosila malueky
dar ma mlieke pre- nemocnych a
sbierka ma SLOW. Dni bola ma ten
to ciel. Bude zaslana vyborom
Sloyenskeho Dna do PreSova ako
vianocny dar, aepraye no posM
hned. 1867. ..
Jako predosleho tyzdna, tax al
dnes vrele d'akujem vsetkym "a
lasku ochotu voci tym, ktori til
pomoc potrebujl a jakonahle do
stanem odpoved' alebo vybor Slp-
venskeho Dna, hned' bude uve-
rejnena v novinach.
Ma Slovenskom Dni citila som
sa vel'm st'astnou, lebo vacsina
darcov prichodili ku mne sami
cd seba ii, ktori neysdeli naeo
je to, len som povedalas ze ma do,
bro6inny ciel' DO Presova a po-
staSilo. Tu podavam mena vset-
kyych .dareov. Kto by nemal memo
sprayne vypisane, mech odpnsti a
kto syoje memo nenajde v6bec v
sozname, ten je oznaeeny co Pria-
tell a1ebo N. N.
Dakujdc vsetkym "a lasku a O.
hetavest', znacim sa vrelym po-
z6favom vasa spolusestra v Kri-
stu; q narode,
zuxanha ]. Klamar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-03

cami.. Ma 90-mfl'ovy rychlometer,
Go naznacuje, ze novy Buick fo-
bi Wac ako 80 mil ma hodinu.
Miloynikom fajnych kar odpord-
came novn Buick pozret' pre-
dajni Leo. j. Colliera, Mahoning-
Buick Go. ma Wick Ave. alebo ma
Market St.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-03
$500: Adolf Green.
- m .Tozpf l. Klam

800: Adolf Green.
8.o0. Jozef j. Klamar man.
zelkou.
20 800: Michal Rybar, Michal
Fumac, Jan Kral, Jan Kocis, Jan
Trojan.
76c: Jan Stanislav.
b boc: Frank Hudik, Imrich
Zefts, Mr.. a Mrs. Clos, Mrs. John
Lptak, Jozef Tkacik, Jozef Ko-
SAN NIL, Tomas Biroscak, Jan NJ.
Gura, Mr.. a Mrs. NJ. Hanisko,
Rev. Leo Rehak, Rev. Jan M. Lis
Sinsky, Jan Noyotny, Andrej A,
rendos, Priatel'', p. johnson, Jan
Sahol, Michal Willo, Jozef G.
,Vas1ak, Mrs. Andrej Babel, Mi
chal Rakoci.
10 NJ: Daniel Bilpuch, Jozef
G.sKl4Mar. 1,
10 i95c: Dominik .Nsslieky, r.
r. Vanke, Pavel Lezovic, Jan Du-
baj, Anna David, Jozef Javorsky,
Jan HodoS, Michal Wilhelm, Jozei
NoySk, Frank, Zaiae, Jan Topo-
linsky. Jan Glejdura, Jan Han.
dyps, Jan Bajtos, Jan Pavlan
Ky, Jozef Dicky, Andrej virba
Anafej Benedik, Jozef Fajcak
Ms 8. J. Martinko, Jan Smre.
1Smky. jim Serenko, Michal Su
~ MI, Mattel Scavina, Anton
Rjfelgkx, Martin Lesnsk. Mrs
A(sis 4, Psike5is, Nh. Josel
Pllkavs i'm Kocdr, .Anna. o.
sil4 Andssj JenSo, Julia Cirnak
~ Bsrdis AkIia Kolar, Jkl
itk1y JoSs4 Martin, josef Fra
~ l - ! aanIs Isllken
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-03

1929 modely Buick automobilu
zjayily sa tieto dni1v iplne no.
vom odeni. a to z.prlezitosti: jeho
strieborneho, jubilea. Sd to skary,
ktore ma prvy ,pohl .ad vnukujd
cloveku do mysli silu. a krasu.
Koeova praca cd Fishera je dpl-
ne nova, odlisna cd dosavadnych
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-03

vzorov. Prepych " dnnka jsom "a
riadeni je neslychany dosayad' V
automobiloch. Kara je vaSsia,
t 'azsia, mocnejsia rychlejsie i
ddca. Lett ami .gnl'ka vystfelena
z pusky. Vyvinie v5esin rychlost !,
nez dosavaq', s,ssfbo . motor MA
zlepsenv, s vacssimi Jllhsimi val
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-03

- Peniaze hovoria - je zname
porekadlo. zial', ne ku mne vzdy
len jedno slovicko,: rs Bohom!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-03
sLOvENsKA BASEBALL
LfGA. &.

(DokOneenie /. strany)
Haselton ,dostal kredit ma w
hru, dostan1c "bye'.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
Season for Painting and Decorating
Homes Throug ghout Union Now at Hand

| Millions OF homes throughout the
length and breadth OF our country are
now beginning to receive the ministra-
| tions OF the painter and decorator. the
| carpenter and the plumber. the rug
and carpet cleaner. the landscape gar
dener' and others home beautifers
whose coming annually follows the ar
rival OF the cleanup campaign. The
growing public desire for greater cleani-
ness and ordliness and for frequent
changes Of color. for It's psyt biological
benefit. has been reflected In an in
crease from 1000 TO 1000 communities
which now regularly welcome the move
| ment
| Regardless of whether the inception
Of the campaign be to secure greater
safety from fire, more security from
| disease. increased beauty In the home
and the community. or general civic
! pride the cumulative result Ia bouri 10
| be better and more cheerful living con-
| ditions In the home.
| Climatic conditions vary so much in
| different parts OF the country that It
has been found impractical to set a
| national date for starting the cleanup
| and paint-up campaign. Each COM
| munity Is invited TO set It's own date.
! but To br sure to call the movement
! 4 campaign" and not "Wcp,.." for
| The intensive period needed for the
| proper launching OF thorough Job OF
cleaning up and beautifying a COM
| mtinity Is at least several weeks. Gin
cinnatt and Denver are examples of
cities where the work has been perma-
nently organized and placed on an all
the-Star-around basis. Many cities now
observe an intensive cleanup period OF
Evening star., 1928-03-03
PLANNING BOARD WARNS
OF COMMERCIAL ZONING
Areas Would Be Increased Four.
fold If Natural Trends Were
Followed, Says Report.

A warning about the danger OF too
much "first-commercial'' zoning, Is
given in the 1927 report of the Ma
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission.
There would be four times as large
commercial area as necessary for the
anticipated population II the tendency
to zone for commercial purposes the
property fronting on streets used as
major thoroughfares were TO receive
the definite approval Of the Zoning
Commission. according 10 the report.
This tendency LIS natural. because the
noise of traffic makes such property less
desirable for residential purposes. the
commission finds.
The National Capital Park and
Planning Commission was instituted IN
1924. for tie purpose of regional plan
ming and zoning for the territory in
and around Washington. Its findings
as TO proportion In commercial areas
are made following study Of the
effects OF the zoning act which has
been in force In the District OF CO.
lumbia for over seven years. The Dis
trict Zoning Commission officials re-
Gently announced similar findings.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
Building Page Washington and Suburbs
REALTORS ASK BAN ON RADIO
ADVERT TISING OF FREE LOTS
Schemes Essentially Fraudulent and Mis-
leading, Although Within Letter
OF Law, Says Letter.

Action by the Federal Radio Com
mission to prohibit broadcasting OF So
called free lot" schemes employed by
irresponsible operators as a method OF
selling real estate Is asked in letter
addressed to the commission by the
National Association of Real Estate
Boards.
The request, addressed to Carl
mission. by H. u. Nelson, executive
secretary of the National Association
of Real Estate Boards. was made in
accordance with resolution adopted
by the associations board of directors
January 81.
Free lot" schemes. employed by
irresponsible operators, usually manage
to come within the wording of the
law" the association states. But the
activity is essentially fraudulent and
misleading"
Revoke Licenses.
The State real estate license COM
missions of New York, New Jersey
Ohio and Wisconsin, it points out
have adopted policy of revoking the
license of any real estate broker or sales
man who engages in such free lot
schemes.
! lit Is the aim of the national asso-
citation to protect the purchasing public
from misleading statements contained
in advertising matter. and the un-
scrupulous methods employed by many
development organizations using the
free lot scheme to dispose of their
property" the resolution of the direc-
tors stated.
The resolution requests that the
Federal Radio Commission prohibit
the broadcasting of free lot schemes
by any development company cor
poration or partnership. or individual
Evening star., 1928-03-03

engaged in this field Of endeayor." :
In a case now before the Superior
Court Of Cook County, Ill, suit Is be-
ing brought for the recovery OF So
1886 which one victim OF an U1l-
solicited gift" alleges he paid in at
tempting to avail himself OF the
$500 free lot" he was given.
Here the recipient found the los
a 20-foot frontage, too narrow Tor
actual building use. But the adjo,n-
ing lot. Of course. was for sale--at the
developing company's price. He bougf1s.
The victim in this case paid for M
provements," he states. :
Jail sentences for manipulators Of
free lot" swindles were secured In more
than one instance in a roundup OF pro-
moters of such schemes carried out
some time ago by the district attorney
Of New York City.
700 Per Cent Profits.
Active warfare against free lot" oper-
ations is being carried on by member
real estate boards Of the national asso-
citation both alone and in cooperation
with Better Business bureaus and With
State real estate license commissions.
| Public warnings that winning a lot
may mean losing lot have been sent
out by the local real estate boards With
detailed pictures Of how the winner
Of the prize is induced to pay in "neces-
sary title paper fees" an amount that
/ well covers the actual acreage value Of
| his free tract. and how when he goes
| to look the place over he finds the lot
| to have 20 or IS foot frontage, 30
narrow that il he is to build he must
buy the adjacent lot. Such adjacent
| lots are unloaded upon the victim at
| prices in some cases 10 times the real
value after making allowance for the
| free" lot
Evening star., 1928-03-03
PRIVATE BUILDING PROJECTS
SHOW GOOD START FOR 1928
Operations Approved During First Two
Months Total Nearly $9000,000.
Gain Noted.

| Keith's Theater. owners: to make re-
pairs. Fifteenth and G streets (lot Is
square 224p: to cost $500.
Leopold Birkle. owner and builder;
| to make repairs. 1245 II street north
east tlot S07. square l004): to cost $425
! Edward zerna. owner: j. w. Thomp-
| son. builder; TO make repairs. Girard
street northeast dot &C.. square 350n :
to cost $500.
A, F. Stearn. owner: Rossel e.
Mitchell, architect: c. II. Brooks.
builder: to erect two l-Story stone and
brick stores, SOFA and 50l4i, Connecti-
cut avenue tlot S02. square 1880; to
cost $1,000
Will Build Garage.
James II. Durity. owner and builder;
to erect one l-Story brick garage tpri-
vate>. 9o2 Bladensburg road northeast
,lots 20, y and 80l. square 4373: 10
cost $400
Mrs Charles Long. owner: to make
repairs. 1922 Upshur street (lot 7, square
2695o. to cost $500
Sherwood Brothers owners: to erect
concrete retaining wall Is and 20 Mas
SachuSettS avenue dots "a and IS.
square 626l to cost $500.
Louis S. Wetmore. owner and builder:
Stanley G. Wetmore. designer: to erect
two l-storv frame dwellings. 3ll7 and
1921 Alabama avenue southeast tlots ?.
3 and 4. square 565n: to cost Sill 900.
II. L. Gramp, owner: John A. Cook.
builder; to erect one frame garage. 1928
Thirty-Second street southeast tlotS
and IA. square 565D: to cost $400.
William Mushake. owner and builder
to erect one concrete block garage. 1908
V street southeast tlot 237. square
5774): to cost $500
j. j. Whelan, owner: 10 erect pebble
dash retaining wall. 28l6 Brandywinc
street tlot %, square 225D to cost S750
Federal American National Bank.
owners: r. X. Ferguson. Inc. builder;
10 make repairs. 1917 F street (lot 806
square 1881; to cost $1,000.
John Berry. owner and builder; to
make repairs. 500 Eads street north
east dots S, and Z, square 5258; to
cost $500.
T. A. Jameson. owner and builder: to
erect eleven metal garages. 5l0 to $50
Central avenue northeast dots AZ to 45
and So TO So, square 3634): to cost ST.
600
T. A. Jameson. owner and builder: to
erect three metal garages, 2626-2628-
2630 Sixth street northeastt lots ~, 48
and 40. square 3634: to cost $3.50.
Terrell g. Dinger. owners. designers
and builders: to erect one 2-story brick
dwelling. 6l21 Western avenue tiot "a.
square 2003): to cost $4,000.
Terrell g. Dinger. owners and build
ers: to erect one brick private garage.
6l2l Western avenue dot "a, squat e
2003l: to cost $500.
F. w. Marsh. owner: J. r. Locke,
builder: TO construct roof. etc. Sill
Colorado avenue tlot So. square 2797) !.
10 cost $3.50.