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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-21
Az AMERIKAI
IDEGENNYELVU
BETEGSEGELYZOK
TANULMANYOZASA
Milyen szolgalatokat nyujt a
Foreign Language Informa-
tion Service, e celbol fel-
allitot osztalya az ide-
gennyelvii beteg-
segelyz6knek?

LOUD 1nl1C koISZdZOUNcu ia tdl-
mas (orszagos) betegsegelyzo es
onkepz6 egyesiilet van az Egye-
silt Allamokban, amelyeket ide-
gennyelvii csoportok vezetnek es
tartanak fem idegenek szamara.
Nehez lenne pontos adatokat gyuJ
teni az osszes egyletek es fi6k-
jaik, illetve osztalyaik szamar6l,
mindamellett meg lehet allapita
nj, hogy ez a $50 nagy egyesiilet
felul $4,000 osztalyt tart fem
Amerikaban.
Ezen egyesiiletek 0ssztokeje, az
ingatlan vagyonon feliil megha-
ladja a 1OO,0OO,0OO dollart es az
aktiv biztositasok erteke kerek
l milliard dollarra becsulheto. Az
emlitett egyesuletek ossztagsaga
meghaladja ket es egynegyed
milli0t.
A Foreign Language Informa-
ton Service (222 Fourth Ave-,
New York City, tokeletesen meg
erti AIT rendkiviili fontos szere-
pet, amt ezen idegennyelvii egye-
siletek az amerikai bevandorl6k
eleteben jelent es hosszas tanul-
manyozas utan mar tavalyi ev
elejen felalhtott egy kiilon osz-
talyt, hogy ezen egyesiileteket
iigyes bajos dolgaiban kisegitse es
minden tekintetben szolgalatuk-
ra alljon.
MIR. Cotton, az osztaly vezetoJe
a k0vetkez6 pontokban korvona-
lazta legsiirgosebb munkapro-
grammot:
1. Egy havonta megjelen6 bull
letin kikildese az egyesiiletek We
zetosegehez es hivatalos lapjuk
szerkesztoihez Edigele mar negy
ilyen buletint kildtek szet. A
bulletin, vagy "kozlony" egy
k0zponti hirforraskent szolgal es
hireket k0zol kil0nb0z6 egye-
suletek onkepzesi, oktatasi, tarsa-
dalmi es betegsegelyezesi stb.
aktivitasairol. A bulletin munka-
tarsai maguk az egyesiileti tiszt-
viselok, tagok es ebben k0zl0ny
ben targyaljak meg kiilonosebb
problemaikat, amelyek sok eset-
ben utmutatasul szoIgalnak mas
idegennyelvii egyesiileteknek.
2. Tanacsiroda. Ez a szolgalat,
az idegennyelvii egyesiiletekkel
val6 szoros kooperacio reven,
hathat6san tudja maid a nehe-
zebb problemakat megfejteni es
nevelesi programmokat kidolgoz-
nj. Maris hat nagyobb egyesulet,
mintegy ezer osztallyal es 100000
taggal kerte fel Mr. Cottont
hogy lepjen osszekottetesbe az
egyesiiletek onkepzo szervevel.
3. Egy sz6nok'', vagy "felol-
vasasi'' bureau felallitasa, amely
hivatva lesz felolvasasokat kidol
gozni es feolvasasokat vagy $50.
nokokat bocsatani rendelkezesre
/ A sz6nokok legkiilonfelebb tar
gyakr6l fognak el6adast tartani
ugy angol, mint idegen nyelve
ken. Ezen eloadasok kizarolag ok
tatasi es ismeretterjesztesi cello
kat szolgalnanak. A Foreign Ian
guage Information Service ezel
| vi osztalya is szem el6tt tartja
i hogy e szolgalatot minden ma
i gyobb egyesiiletnek, tekintet mel
kill politikai, vagy vallasi meg
oszlasara, kiterjessze, teszi ez
| egyreszt, inert maga az Intezet 6
anak osztalya partatlan Is fiigge
lien allaspontot foglal el, masresz
azert, inert az egyesiiletek tagsa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-21
IDECENEK
PROBLEMAI
A polg&rpapir masolat&nak
beszerz6se.

DeSzerzoSe.
kerdes. 1923 6ta honositott pol
CARA vagyok az Egyesilt ALA
moknak. Mostanaban sziksegem
volt polgarlevel felmutatasara,
amit azonban, sajnos, elvesztet-
tenn. Lehetseges-e egy masolatot
beszerezni es milyen k0ltseggel
jar az?
Valasz: Ha valaki elveszti pol
garpapirjat, vagy az els6 papirt,
keresse fel AIT hivatalt, ahol az
illet6 okmanyt kiallitottak. Tyen
esetekben bizonyos formasagok
szerint, megkivanjak, hogy iga
zolja, hogy az okmanyt valoban
elvesztette. Ere a celra iirlapot
kaphat a megfelel6 polgarosit6
hivatalnokt6l. Az eljarast nagy-
ban k0nnyiti az a koriilmeny, ha
az illet6 emlekszik az okmany
szamara, vagy kiallitasi idejere.
Az els6 papir masolata 95 eentbe
keril, mig a polgarlevel masola-
taert egy dollar es 80 centet kell
fizetni. A dijat illet6leg vannak
csekely kiilombozetek egyes vide
keken.
Mi a Warrant?
Kerdes: Kerem sziveskedj6k
nekem reszleteiben megmagya-
razni, hogy nit ertenek "war-
rant" alatt es mikep alkalmaz-
Yak?
Valasz: A warrant egy bir6-
sagi elfogatasi parancs, amely az
Observation-Disclosures erdekeben fell
hatalmazza a rendorseget, hogy
az abban nevezettet elfogja, kiku-
tassa, vagy elkobzast vegezzen.
lily m6don tehat warrant of ar
rest" tel ell lehet fogatni valakit,
akit binteny elk0vetesevel vadol-
max. AZ "search warrant" "-tal
rendor kikutathat egy hazat vagy
lakast, ahol allitolag t0rvenyte-
len modon elrejtettek valamit. A
warrant of commitment" egy
birosagl parancs, amellyel a rem
dor az abban megnevezettet felii-
gyelet ala veszi, hogy lily m6don
biztositsa az illet6 megjeleneset
torvenyszek el0tt.
Nyilvanos munkas-elhelyezo
intezetek.
Kerdes: Sziveskedjek tudoma-
somra adm: hol talalom meg Chi
cag6ban a nyilvanos munkas-elhe
lyezo ihtezetet es mennyit kell fl
zetni az elhelyezesert?
Valasz: Az Egyesiilt Allamok
Public Employment Service-e, az
allami es yarosi hasoncelu inteZe-
tekkel kooperalva irodat tart
fenp, ugysD6lvan minden nagyobb
varosban A helybeli telefon-
konyv reven konnyen megtalal-
hatja cimet Egyetlen ilyen hi
vatalban sem kell fizetni az elhe-
lyezesert. = Egyebkent Chicago
ban 5 ilyen hivatal van: 116 n.
Dearborn ST., 1883 Milwaukee
Avenue; Alb So. Halsted Street
All East 35th ST.; es vegul 105
South Jefferson Street, ahol nap-
szamosokat helyeznek ell.
A tanulmanyai folytatasa vegett
ideiglenesen beengedett diak XII
zarolag csak nappali eloadaso-
kat latogathatja.
Kerdes: Rovidesen megerkezik
batyam, aki mint diak kapott
beutazasi engedelyt Az egyete-
men ahova beiratkozott -
hallgathatna-e az esti tanfolya-
mokat, hogy nappal dolgozhas-
son?
Valasz: Mem teheti. A tanul-
manyai folytatasa celjabol ideig-
lenesen bebocsatott diaktol meg
kivanjak, hogy nappal hallgassa
az eloadasokat azon az egyete-
men, ahova beiratkozott. Nehany
oral munkat vegezhet, hogy sajat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-21
A FELvIDEKI NEMzETI
KISEBBSEGEK sERELME

Pragabol jelentik: - A Pragai
Magyar Hirlap legelesebben ell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-10
AIR MAIL GROWTH
CITED BY GLOVER
Banks Effect Huge Savings in
Interest Charges Through
Speedy Transportation.

American banks are saving millions
of dollars annually in interest charges
on money during the time 1t is in tran
sit by sending currency through the air
mail, w. Irving Glover. Assistant Post
master General In charge of air mail,
declared last night in a radio address
from Station WRC over a nation wide
hook-up of the National Broadcasting
Co. The address was the second Of the
Roads OF the Sky" series arranged by
the Aeronautical Chamber OF Com
merce.
Since the first air mail flight, be-
tween New York and Washington May
is, 1918, Mr.. Glover said, the air mail
poundage has increased from 1881 to
5,03l ,311 pounds year.
1.-THE entire poundage carried in the
year 1913" he said, was not quite an
average days business during the
month Of May this year."
Of valuable paper and currency in the
air mail flying tonight" Mr.. Glover
said, you would be astounded at It's
magnitude. And, so as not to distress
you too much on an evening like this,
shall refrain from it and, too, it
might put bad ideas in the minds of
some of those gentlemen who ofttimes
like to look upon Uncle Sans mail
while it is green and then regard 1t at
their leisure as guests of their said
Uncle.
THE network of air mail lines serves
the communities in which live $4,000, 900
people of the United States. New lines
are being installed by the Post Office
Department to further expedite the de-
livery of your mail"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-10

nese government and its faith In the
ultimate achievement of those aims.
It was the International Chambers
sincere desire, he said, to assist China
in the long, slow and patient work Of
reconstruction and restoration Of credit.
The thousand or more delegates from
all parts of the world who were able by
means Of instantaneous translations to
listen to Mr.. Lamont's speech In several
different tongues by means of individ-
ual telephone headpieces, applauded the
American tinancier heartily when he
concluded:
Block Tariff Discussion.
Thus far the American delegates have
prevented the proposed revision Of
American tariffs from coming up for
specific discussion at open meetings and
1t appears that no concrete action Will
be taken by the international chamber
respecting the matter.
In q general discussion Of trade bar
riers today, however, the British, French
and German delegates referred Indirect
ly to the projected American tariff In
creases, saying that they constituted a
danger to international commerce and
would mean hardship to those countries
which are obliged to pay reparations.
On Friday or Saturday the conven-
ton probably will adopt formal reso-
luton indorsing the Young plan as the
problem. It Is understood that George
Theunis, former premier of Belgium, will
be elected Saturday to succeed Alberto
Pirelli, of Italy, as president OF the
chamber.
The American delegates formally will
invite the chamber to hold its next con-
gress in some American city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-10
CH|NA'SF|NANC|AL
FUTURE IS STUDIED
Lamont, in Address Before
International C. of c., De-
ClareS Credit Is Low.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
AMSTERDAM, July 10.-China's eco
nonlic reconstruction and the prospect
of future loans to her constituted the
chief topic at the third days session
of the International Chamber of Com
merce.
Thomas w. Lamont, leader of the
American delegation, delivered an ad-
dress in which he thanked the is Chi
nese delegates for coming halfway
round the world to participate for the
first time in the chambers delibera-
lions and to enlighten the world dele
gates on the present-day conditions In
China.
Warns Chinese Of Problems.
He warned the Chinese, however, that
their countrys international credit was
at a low ebb. adding that no loans on
any scale calculated to be really helpful
could be made in New York or Euro
pean capitals until the Chinese them
selves made careful measures for the
re-establishment of China's financial
and political stability.
"A great part of ChinaS foreign in
debtedness is in default" Mr.. Lamont
said. Much of the specific security
set aside for such foreign Indebtedness
and for the service of such loans has
been sequestered. Until these condi-
tions are removed there can be no ques-
ton Of further credits on a material
scale for any purpose. In this process
of restoration the holders of all loans
to China, whether American. British,
French or any other nationality, must
receive equally fair treatment. Each
loan must, in the scheme of things, be
treated upon its merits and not upon
the grounds of future credit favors to
be received"
The American delegate expressed the
International Chambers confidence in
the aims and aspirations of the Chi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-10
BENEFICIARIES HELD
AFTER CAR TRAGEDY
Discovery of Bloodstains and
Charred Body Brings Arrest
of Four.
BY the Associated Press.


YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, July 10.-Four
men were under arrest today in con-
nection with the death of William Nor
man Helm, automobile salesman, of
Trappe, Pa, whose charred body was
found beneath his wrecked automobile
near Fort Washington on the night
of June 81.
Robert H. Hallowell, Isaac E. Hal
lowell, Harry Hallowell and Charles
Dull were taken into custody in the
courtroom shortly before midnight at
the conclusion of the coroner's inquest.
The jury found Helm had met death
by a blow on the head from an in
strument In the hands Of an unknown
person.
Helm was heavily insured in favor
of Robert Hallowell. In the Hal
lowell garage police found bloodstains.
Stains on an automobile belonging to
Isaac Hallowell were identified by the
county chemist as human blood.
Robert Hallowell testified that Helm
owed the Hallowells money and that
1t was to protect their interests that
the insurance policy on Helms life
was taken out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-10
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, July 10.-Friends of Mrs.
Mabelle Gilman Corey, divorced wife
Of the Pittsburgh steel magnate, Will
liam A. Corey, have renewed their hopes
she may soon be a princess, wife of
Prince Luis de Bourbon, cousin of King
Alfonso of Spain.
Mrs. Corey's sister, Mrs. Thomas. has
gone down to San Reno to talk things
over with the prince. Parisians who
are close to the scion of the House of
Bourbon say that the new tete-a-tete
offers reasonable hope of arriving at an
understanding so that the marriage
may take place possibly in October
It was said that the mission of Mrs.
Thomas would be to determine whether
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-10
Mrs. Corey Sends Her Sister as Envoy
To Discuss Match With Spanish Prince

the dowry complications and the reli-
gious difficulties which thus far have
prevented the marriage could be over
come. The religious obstacle was be-
lieved still to remain in the way, even
though Mrs. Corey has been received
into the Roman Catholic Church,
inasmuch as she is a divorced woman.
About month ago the prince, who
has been banished from both Spain and
France as an Objectionable, baked at
the pin money" allowance of $1,000
a month which Mrs. Corey agreed to
give him. He announced then he had
decided not to marry. On June ~, after
some hesitancy, Mrs. Corey telephoned
the Associated Press the engagement
was all off.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-10
BODY OF ALABAMA
BANKER IS FOUND
Coroner Orders Inquest Into
Death of President of
Closed Bank.
BY the Associated Press.

by the ASSOClhteu fTeSS.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July 10.-The
body of DR.. A. w. Bell, banker and poll
tical leader, who drowned Saturday two
hours after the Woodlawn Savings Bank
of which he was president had closed,
was taken from an abandoned fish trap
on the Coosa River near Vincent, Ala.
last night by searchers.
1t was discovered about four miles
from the point where he drowned.
Coroner J. D. RusSum has ordered an
inquest.
T. w. Glenn, one of the two men
with DR.. Bell, said they had been SWIM
ming for several minutes when the
latter called for help. The banker
drowned, he said, before aid could reach
HIM.
DR.. Bell was SIS years old. He was
a member of the Jefferson County
Board Of Revenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-10
CORONER CONTINUES
MURDER PLOT PROBE
Insurance Company Refuses to Pay
Policies on Boy, 6-Father
and Mother drilled.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SHELBYVILLE, Tenn, July 10
Despite the absence of a report on
State laboratory examinations of the
viscera of Charles Orteur, years old,
who died last Wednesday, a hastily
empaneled coronerS jury today was
ready to continue its investigation into
what has been described as an in
Surance murder, plot.
The death was under peculiar cir
cumstances," neighbors said. and when
an insurance company refused to pay
five policies John Orteur, father Of the
boy, had taken out on his life, and
insisted that the viscera be examined,
county authorities began an investiga-
ton.
The boys mother was questioned. as
was the father, who is being held on
O charge of passing worthless checks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-10
FARMERS TO HOLD PICNIC.
July 81 Set for Annual Outing in
Allegany County, Md.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CUMBERLAND, Md, July 10.-The
annual basket picnic of the Allegany
County Federation of Farmers Clubs
will be held at Union Grove, near this
city, Wednesday, July 81. The commit
tee on arrangements is composed of
Mrs. Albert O'Neal, chairman; County
Agent Ralph F. McHenry, County
Demonstration Agent Maude A. Bean,
Mylo S. Downey. Dora Yeargen, Ruth
Perrin, Lorena Hardinger, John Har-
dinger. Glenn Mallow and Viola Yoder.
The All clubs of Pleasant Grove, Union
Grove, Bedford road, FlintStone and
Midland will put on short programs
during the forenoon, led by Dora Year
gen, LorenaX Hardinger, Ruth Perrin
and Agatha Dorsey. The Flintstone
All Boys Poultry Club will also take
part in the morning program, present.
ing musical sketch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-10

Rupp, whose father is the owner of
large automobile service station in
Long Beach. was member of the Cali
fornia Naval Reserves, from which or
ganization he received his appointment
after taking a competitive examination.
He said today that he had passed the
less exacting eye tests of the Reserves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-10
ROBBERIES REPORTED.
Watches, Cash and Clothing Among
Articles Stolen.

Theft of a gold watch and chain,
valued at $50, and $55 in cash was re-
ported to the police by Harry Louft,
5523 Illinois avenue. He said the time
piece and cash were taken from a table
drawer in his home.
Mary o. Graves, 316 Second street
southeast. reported stolen a gold wrist
watch valued at $40, small sum of
money and a number Of toilet articles
in a handbag that was taken from a
First street southeast address.
Lena Orkin, 1113 Sixth street, asked
police to investigate the taking of two
girls suits and three bathing suits from
the rear yard at her home Monday
morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-10

s'The Guide to Our National Parks"
Given Free TO Western Tourists.
Shows best routes from Chicago,
maps, train schedules, fares, etc. Write
to Chicago & Northwestern Ry, 20l
Franklin Trust Bldg, Philadelphia, Pa.
Advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-10
Building Contracts Awarded.

NEW YORK, July 10 [R.-Building
contracts awarded in 81 States east OF
the Rocky Mountains from July to 5,
w. Dodge Corporation reports. The vol
ume for the corresponding week last
year was $97,700,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-10

nently mentioned for the post Of At
torney General of Virginia in the Roa-
noke convention, has been appointed
manager of the State headquarters of
the anti-Smith party in Richmond.
Mr.. johnson has been practicing law
in Culpeper for some years. and has
served as judge of the Juvenile Court
for the past four years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-10
JOHNSON IS NAMED.

Culpeper Attorney to Manage Anti
Smith Headquarters.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
CULPEPER, Va, July 10.-E. E.
johnson. Culpeper attorney, who was
especially active in the ranks of the
anti-Smith Democrats In the last presi-
dental campaign, and who was proni-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-10

Building permits in Canada so far
this year have a total valuation OF
nearly go per cent greater than year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-10

Nearly 100 elephants are touring this
continent connected with circuses and
shows of various kinds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-11
BUILDING INDUSTRY
HAS MANY TRIALS
Contractors Hear Strong De-
Tense by President FIagIer
of Atlanta.

The petition occupied by general con-
TRACTORS during the past IS years has
ibeen similar to that of beleaguered
garrison, it is claimed by Thomas T..
,Flagler, Atlanta, Ga, in a presidents
message to the Associated General Con-
TRACTORS.
Beset on all sides by uneconomic
business customs and methods. unwise
statutes that promote loose credit con-
EDITIONS and short-sighted practices in
the letting of contracts. the mortality
ssmong contracting firms has been high,
Tlagler pointed out in detailing the
high points of the program to be placed
before the executive board of the con-
tractors association at Oklahoma City
May Is.
Remedial Plans Formed.
'Plans for the remedying of the basic
difficulties in the construction industry
mot only have been formulated but
have been applied far enough to show
fheir value in specific localities. Loose
credit practices that result in stagger-
ing losses to material dealers. in unpaid
accounts and which not infrequently
subject owners to demands for dual
alton of lien laws. can be remedied
through the credit plan which Is to be
a principal point for discussion by the
Oklahoma City meeting it was claimed.
The purpose of again bringing this
plan UP on MAY 16 is to further devise
ways and means to get it into operation
IN every community IN the Nation he
said.
The plan 10 aid public officials and
private owners In avoiding the expert
ence Of having q contractor default on
contract work before the completion OF
a project will be discussed at the meet
ing of the executive board of the AsSo-
tiated General Contractors in Okla
homa City May is.
This was announced by S.. NJ. VIII
iiams. manager of the engineering con-
struction division of the contractors
association. It was made regarding
the recent establishment of basis for
cooperation between general contrac-
tors and those bonding companies that
underwrite surety bonds guaranteeing
contract performance.
Means for Information.
The plan involves establishing the
means to gather information on how
contractors have performed their con-
tract obligations in past dealings. and
when fully operating, it Is claimed, VIII
make available an exact picture Of the
facts to the surety companies when
considering any application for a surety
bond.
This plan is the outgrowth Of six
Years Of discussion with surety COM
panies and was only advanced toward
concrete establishment January 81,
after both organized contractors and
the surety companies got together In
bureau set I'D for cooperative effort.
. All details of the plan have been
worked out and it is expected that &C
tual work on the listing Of contract
Aerfnrrnance data will begin after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-11

leum. Each room will have numerous
electrical outlets and radio outlets will
be built in. The entrance doors to
each apartment will be patented type
which permits package deliveries dur
ing the absence of occupants.
An innovation will be a central heat
ing plant for each group of buildings.
This viii be in a sub-baSement under
the true" basement Of one building in
each group.
In each building one entire wing of
the basement will be a gymnasium and
recreation room. with adjoining locker
and shower room. Another wing will
be fitted as laundry. The other two
wings will contain individual lockers
for each apartment.
Under the financial plan for the de-
velopment each building will be sub
ject to but one deed Of trust, and there
will be no second trusts against the
property. Mr.. Shapiro stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-11

meetings on May Is In Oklahoma City
and on June in New York.
At the Oklahoma City gathering gem
eral contractors through their asSoc1a-
tons win be called upon to approve the
final details Of the plan. which will be
presented in New York to the surety
companies. Both groups have already
approved of the plan In principle, but
have not examined the details worked
out for its application. e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-11
100000 Laundry Planned.

The Palace Realty Corporation has
filed application for permit for the con-
struction of a four-story brick laundry
and stores building to be erected at
TAI Ninth street. The cost is eSti-
mated at $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-11
Recognition of Workers Urged.

Recognition of workers as a means
of restoring pride in craftsmanship and
of encouraging individual artistry will
be actively sponsored by the American
Institute of Architects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-11
HOMES ARE PLANNED
FOR $500 FAMILIES
IN NEW APARTMENTS

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