davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04

Mi ket evvel ezel6tt megir-
TUX, amikcr Spagnola polgar-
mester jelolt volt, hogy vele-
menyiink szerint inkabb alkal-
mas a biroi allasra. Most hogy
megvalasztottak, remeljuk ait
yhog jo bir6 lesz.
A t0bbi jel0ltek: Cannon
Turner es Witt messze elma-
radtak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04
PRO HUNGARIA GYULES

Magyarn6k Vilagszovetsege-
mex Youngstown osztalya nov.
8-an, hetf0n este 7 oral kezdet-
tel tartja rendes havi gylleset
Miss Stravrosky zene studi6ja-
ban, Keith Bldg. 4-ik emele-
ten. Keretnek a tagok a pom
tos megjelenesre.
A TISZTIKAR.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04

A magyar SzarmaZaSu SZa-
vazok nagyreszt ezt a listat
tamogattak. Kulonosen oro-
mikre szolgalt, hogy Vagnozzi
nyert a q keriiletben es Kry-
zan a 7.-ben. A legtobb magyar
a 4. keriiletben lakik es kozot-
ttik a nyertes Brown-nak, aki
igen tehetseges es komoly fla
tai embernek latszik, szep ia
bora volt.
A tanacs jonak latszik es a
k0vetkezo Ret evben Evans
polgarmester jo varos vezetese-
vel megbizhato kormanya lesz
YoungstoWn-nak.
A negy csarter modositasi
javaslat es a negy ado indit-
vany elbukott, pedig a gondol-
! kozo polgarpk .belattak hogy
ezekre igen hagy szlks6g van
Maid amikor segelyt kernek {
szegenyek, esziinkbe fog jutn
rovidlato szJkmarkusagunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04
vERHOvAY 1oS

Beteg tagok: Csomo Meny-
hert, VIII Claiborne, D6ka San
dorne, SZunyogh Istvan.
TURNER JOSEF, titkar'
lis Manchester, Tel: 91O59
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04
TIZENNEGY KERDESRE KELL MINDEN MUNK
NELKOLINEK MECFELEINI

megkezdodk Egyesult AlamokDan
vannak olyan farm
retnenek senk sem oke
uzetben azel0t hanyan dolgoznak csaadukb @
hany csaladtagrol keil gondoskodniok sb
Roosevelt maga munkanelkdl
levo amerika ak munkakepes es ogozni aka hogy
1887 november 2oan
eelg ada Belyege ke a ragaani Kje
dogozni akarnak
Az iv magyaru kovetkezokeppen hanghk
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BEJELENTo w
Kerjuk. hogy telesen reszben
yaaszoon mindegyik kerdesre pontosan
muDF o s Kos s.s m yn neha
ssy = s
NAGYlBETBKKEL IRA IDB TELJEs NEvfT
MoNn1s rmNm1s MEc EET.';Icncr,"" Hoey """- q
(0' Resamunkas es t0Db munkat akar?
(c) WPA NYA, CCC mas segeymunkan dolgozik?
l. KoRA LEauroLso szuLETfsNApJAN 1.~~.~~. , ev
sz1NE VAGY FAJA: Feher Meyer Mas
6. MEME: :..---..".~. Ferfi ..~.""~~.~"".No.
T. HANY oRAT DoLGozoTT MULTI HETEN? 6rat.
Ha rrta
munkakon segelymunkakon)
orak amat tol vasarnaptol november 1sg
!. s. HANY HETET DoLGozoTT Az ELNULT l2 HoNAPBAN?
14 hee Cha egyet sem, akkor irja belle: "None)
Irja barmely
veve WPA NY ccc es mas kozmunkan otott hetekep 1896
november 1to 1887 okt 31ig szamitva dogozott
9. MI A FoGEALKozAsA vAGY MILYEN MUNKAT TuD We
cpeda sseszamkesait5 pncern5 armmunkaso
On parnak
uzetnek nevet On
hogy New Worker m munas) sk mint 1oik kerdes utan
ha meg alando munkaja sohasem dgon
arsasag adando
valaszaban
TO- Az UZLETNEK VAGY IPARNAK NFVE, AMELYBEN DOLGO
ZOTT VAGY RESZBEN DOLGOZK LYEN MUNKAN?.
# Cpl sepm1hsy s vndegs ysut syapom e eei0ro
EGYuTr HAzTARTAsBAN
Annyt rjon be- zeese
On0n xviii.
~: EEK KoztiIA MUNKAsoK KozrL HANy?~.<.. -
(a) Teljesen munkanekuli
sr3 fb) Reszben dolgozik es t0bb munkat
@as 10 WPA NYA, CCC munkan
dolgozlk Onmaga samtsa csaadban
kanekul reszben
test kell kialitaniok
1s. HANY EGYEN ELTARTAsARoL kIIIL ONNEK CONDOS
KODNIA? .hozzatartoz6. (Onmagat szamtsa)
HSs ON EGYENI JOvEDELME KESZ
PENZ MAS
Ne ra ide WPA, NYA CCC mas segelymunkaert ka
pott bert.
lien,
t0leni es egkes6bb 2g efelg
adn Belyeg mem kell borit6kra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04
SCENT GYORGY
SZ0VETSEG HIREI

Lengyel Peterne a Scent Err
zsebet korhazban nagyon We
szelyes operacio el0tt all.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04
A MUNKANELKUIIEk OSSzEIRASA

kanekiek lapjanak szovge magyara ordva kozetesszu
oizzek meg ezt fortas hogy november loan es 17en
amikor angol nyev beelent6 apo pusasto megkapak
megerthessek es konnyen kitothessek
bejelento apot, amelye levehordo minden amerikai
otthonba meg niomosok otthonaba is bead 6ooOoooo
peldanyban nyomattak XII Avert keett yen beeent6
apot nyomatn me nemcsak IL pedanyt adnak be 000
600 otthonba hane anny albany embe abban ohonban
munka neki vagy csak reszd6t dogozk tobbet
refine dogoz Ha levehordo egyt kezbesit hoott
tobbre szikseg postamester6l ken ujabb beeen6
apokat kern levehordo keszsegge hoz masnap ujaka
jelent6 lap htoteset szabad elhalasztan inert
egkes6bb november 2an szombaon felg postara kel
adnunk.
beelent6 lapon nincs oyan kerdes hogy munkanekul
amerka poga vagy hogy t0rvenyesen torveny
telenul jott-e be ebbe orszagba.
bejelent6 apot csak munkanelki ferfinak es nonek
vagy reszben munkanelk ferfnak es n6nek ke ktoten
TIZENNEGY KERDESRE KELL MINDEN MUNKA-
NEI XIII MEX MECFEIEINI
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04
LABDARUGo EREDMENYEK

Clancy ~, Rayen 7
East Hight 18, Struthers 0
Campbell, Steubenville 90 tie
Farrell 19, South 13
Greenville 18, Oil City 0
New Castle Z, Massilon 0
Ursuline IL, Akron 0
Columbiana Is, Boardman 0
New Phila 35. Niles 6
Fitch IL, Hubbard 6
Brokfield 6, Rowland 6
SharpSville 6. Scienceville @
Sharon @, Warren O (tie)
nyesen igazolja, hogy totajku
testvereink, Scent Istvan eS
Rakoczi fiai valtozatlan hiiseg-
gel es szeretettel viseltetnek
es eltantorithatatlanul ragasz-
kodnak magyarajku testve-
! eikheZ.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04
{ S Z M { n Y EK.

Hn bdrhoI e vildgo1 a "lehe-
t6segek hasdjdr6l" Dnn $50,
ugy okvetlenIl Amerikdt ertik
e kifejeses alatt. T0bb mint
800 ev 6ta kerestek es meg is
taldltdk lit a ssenaelyes ssabad-
sdg es az eruenyesIles orssd-
gdt. Is nai'ader elk0vetkes6
nemsedek elete lit ssebb, bol-
dogabb es kenyelmesebb lett.
Esen uisssatart6shGtatlan fej
J6des dacdra is akddnak ketke-
dok, akik igy Uelekednek::: -
Igen, America egg nagysseru
orssdg, dnaely rendkiUul 1agy
tejl6desen esett DIT. A tejl6des
kOrsgaka deonban elnault es el-
erkestunk = a holtponthos.
Pesssin,istdk es ketked6k
naindig Uoltak- es nindig less-
neE. Is a legk0selebbi ketked6-
mex, aki ketsegbe uonja az
amerikai gasdasdgi rendsser
tejl6d6 keDesseget, k0vetke-
s0ket keIl az, enalekesetebe ides-
nj: Egg evssdsaddal esel6tt
cit America legnagyobb pess-
ssinaistdja, Henry L. ELLSWORTH,
dci mem BOLT kisebb en1ber,
mint az Egyesiilt Allamok SEA-
badalmi Hivataldnak igasgat6-
ia. 1844-ben ELLSWORTH be nkar-
ta csukni a Ssabadalmi Hiva-
talt, inert ost hitte, hogy nadr
nindent feltaldltak es az an,e-
ratai teiI6des korssaka ueget
ert.
MikOr a bdljoslatu ssaDdk
elhongSottak, Elias HoaDe mdr
naajdnem oft tartott, hogy ta-
1dlnadnydual, a varr6geppel a
nyilDdnossdg ele lepjen, anaely-
mex az lett a rendeltetese, hogy
esreknek juttdsson nunkaal-
E1lnaGt es emberek milli6inak
tegye ssebbe es kenyelmeseb-
be az eletet. Ugyan pesssi-
naistn joslat elhdngsdsa utdn
ket euDel Charles Goodyear egy
0eletlenseg tolytdn rdj0tt ARA,
hogan kell a gunan1it vulkani-
sdlni es essel alapjdt uetette
a Macy nnnerik0i gunanai ipar-
max. Is hol volt meg akkor az
nsttonsoba a rddi6, a vsllanyos-
sag. a repal6gep, a teleton -
a modern taldlmdnyok e soro-
sata, anaelyek reven ma a leq-
t0bb enaber a naunkdjdt nyeri.
Ha tehdt legk0selebb valakinek
ketsegei vannak az amerikai
gasdasdgi rendsser j0v6je fe-
lol - jusson essankbe ELS
W0rth be mem k0vetkesett i6s-
ldta.
Annak dacdra, hogy ma az
autok ndgyobbak, gasdasdgos-
Sabbat, kenyelmesebbek es biz
tosabbak, mint 1914-ben, dt-
lagban naegis t0bb mint 200
dolldrral olcs6bbak most, mint
esel6tt 20 evuel.
1833-ben egg 100 ssdl qual-
fat tartalmas6 skatulya gvufa
81 centbe kerllt. A gyuta meg
gyuJtdsa nagy agyesseget ige-
nyelt, ugyanis 2 snairgli papir
E0s0tt kellett d0rss0lni, miq a
gyuta taset togott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04
MARAD A REG|
vAROS| TANACS
Csak a ak kerilet valasztOtt
ui embert "a 7-ik keriiletben
egy volt tanacsos nyert. - J6
a tanacS

Mint az " % a jelenlegi
varosi tans ,1s8,.<t kony-
nyen ujboAs ~. ,ttak,
mig egy kerule
vel ezel6tt legyo.
terminust kereso b. !.
leszarmazott es a ak N ct
ben egy egeszen uj tanaesost
valasztottak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-04

= 4
1833-ben egg 100 ssdl quu-
tdt tartalnaas6 skatulya gyufa
81 centbe kerIlt. A gyuta meg
gyujtdsa nagy dgyesseget ige-
nyelt, ugyanis 2 snairgi papir
k0s0tt kellett d0rss0l7,i, mio O.
gyuta tilset togott.
\
H0 az Anaerikdban Isembea
leu0 Osszes teherkocSikat eov
0onathoz kapcsolndnk, ugy G
Oo'aa hosssabb lenne, mint az
egyenlit6 hdromnegyede.
4 i =
Egyetlen auto kerekhes 4
Oagy S gumnai ta egess evi ter
naese ssukseges. Az dtlao auto
kerek gun,nai tartalnaa naeQha-
lodja a 16.5 tontot.
A GeptechnikGi Inteset az
Egyesiilt Allamok sepssdn,ld-
1dsi hsuatala es egyeb kor-
zadnysati sservee ssdmadatait
Acknowledgment naegdllapitot-
ia, hogy a geppel val6 gydrtds
nen'hogy cs0kkenti, hanem
enseH a munkalehet6segeket.
- Teves ast dHita,,i, - irja
a jeIentes, hogy a munka-
nelkdlis6get a g6pek otostdk.
- Maid igy tolytatjc:
- Ma, annak dacdra, hogy
a nepesseg csupdn ~ ssdsal9k-
k1I e,nelkedett 1889 6ta, nsieor
alig uoltak meg g6pek hassnd-
latham, a oydrakban naegis SO
ssdsalekkdl t0bb n1untds dol
g0sik. Is hn mem t0rtent v0I,,o
Evening star., 1937-03-02
REPRODUCTION
TOPS 1886 PEAK
Sales Continue to Broaden
Despite Strikes, Floods
and Bad Weather.
srec,aI Disnatch to The Star.

SIectal Dispatch 10 Inc star
NEW YORK, March 2.-Undis-
turbed by adverse weather conditions,
floods and protracted strikes at i'm
portant consuming centers, distribu-
ton of shoes has Widened constantly
since the first of the current year, ac-
cording to Dun & Bradstreet.
Increased pay rolls, larger indi-
vidual incomes, bonus and dividend
disbursements have contributed to the
broadening demand, which has had
but one interruption in the last seven
years. Outlook for factories is con-
sidered good, despite the wage in
creases granted in some districts and
the imminence of boosts in others, as
backlogs indicate high operations
through the Spring season.
Production in January set a new
high for the month, in spite of AS
227,276 pairs made in 1886, the largest
output for any year in the trades his
tory. A tight delivery situation al
ready has been created by the unex
pected proportions of the recorders, and
to these will be added the replacement
requirements for stores in the flood
areas, as more than 100000 pairs of
shoes in stock were ruined in the Ohio
River Valley alone. Widening inter-
est for the various grades of leather
since the early part of February in
dicated the extent of needs to be filled
this year.
Consumption of leather in 1886 was
about on a par with the production of
22,61OO0O hides, according to the
Commodity Exchange, Inc, which
represented an increase of about 48
per cent since 1882. While retail
prices of stores during the Spring and
Summer will range from Is cents to
SO cents pair higher, mark-ups of
ST to So a pair may be necessary on
Fall goods, due to the shortage of
hides and rising leather and labor
costs.
January shoe production, accord
ing to trade estimates, was 34,000,000
pairs, new high for the month, as it
exceeded the 1885, ,004 turned out in
January, 1886. All during 1886 pro-
duction each month. with the eXcep-
ton of June. when the difference was
slight, held above 3O.OOO,O0O pairs. In
August it passed 40.OOO,OOO for the
first time in the history of the trade,
and in September reached 40,974,713
pairs. This set a new monthly peak
by passing the 37.243,414 in August,
1885. by 100 per cent. and the one
that had held since October, 1929, at
37,191, 900 by 1912 per cent.
Despite the largest output Of shoes
in the history of the industry in 1886,
consumption paralleled it so closely
that factory schedules at the begin
ming of 1887 were higher than in the
year preceding. Business on hand was
held sufficient to maintain operations
at high rate through the Spring
season"
Evening star., 1937-03-02
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

PHILADELPHIA March . lP.-Live
poultry. fowl. Plymouth Rocks, fancy. %
50: White Leghorns. fancy. 1919: ordi-
nary 16-17; pullets fancy Plymouth
Rocks. "a.
Dressed poultry-Fowl. fresh killed. in
Live poultryEFowls Plymouth Rock.
fancy. 22a23: White Leghorns fancy. sa
10; ordinary, 16a17; pullets. fancy.
Plymouth Rock. "a.
Dressed poutry-FowIs. fresh killed. in
boxes, 1612a2@12.
Evening star., 1937-03-02
REICHSBANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, March , lPl.-Eggs. 49,
Cs1; firm. Mixed colors: Special packs
24i4-34; standards 233424; storage
packed frsts 23l4: lrsts. 22'4; mediums
c1I2-222: dirties, No. /, 21 lag; average
changed.
Butter. 1O.169: steady to firm; cream
cry. extra 90" scoreI. 34A: centralized
600 score). 3334. Other butter prices un-
Cheese. 41O.O75; firm and unchanged
Live poultry. by freight. weak; no quo
tations
Evening star., 1937-03-02
ZINC OUTPUT OFF.

NEW YORK. March 2 (P.-Ameri-
can Bureau of Metal Statistics reported
today world zinc production in January
amounted to 137,776 short tons COM
pared with 144,951 in December and
1890 short tons in the same month
last year. The monthly average in
1886 was 135. FOG tons.
Evening star., 1937-03-02
RUBBER FUTURES.

Der futures opened barely steady. 9 to
is lower March. 21.66; May. 21.s1b;
July ooOO Bid
Evening star., 1937-03-02
INVESTING COMPANIES

NEW YORK, March 2 P.-New York
Security Dealers Association:
Moon QuotationsO
Evening star., 1937-07-30
INVENTOR WANTS
SENATE INQUIRY
To Be Tried by Labor Board,
He Threatens to Seek Pres.
ident's Impeachment.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
STANFORD, Conn, July 30-Lester
P. Barlow, Stamford inventor, in
formed he would be prosecuted on
charges Of violating the national labor
relations act. threatened today to de-
mand Senate inquiry and seek i'm
peachment Of President Roosevelt.
Louis Y. Gaberman, assistant Fed
eral district attorney, announced last
night he would prosecute Barlow, one
time Connecticut leader OF Huey Longs
share the wealth. movement, as a
result Of the inventors outburst at 4
National Labor Relations Board hear
ing. Barlow accused the board OF radi-
calism, charged the proceedings were
q racket" and invited Trial Examiner
Paul Davier to tell the President OF
the United States for me to go to hell"
Gaberman, who did not indicate
when a warrant would be issued, said
Barlow would be prosecuted under a
section OF the act making it unlawful
for any person to "willfully resist, pre-
vent, impede or interfere" with the
board or its agents in the performance
Evening star., 1937-07-30
LABOR ACT CHANGE
BACKED IN SENATE
vandenberg Defends His
Proposals in Reply to
Attack by Green.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PRESS.
Senator Vandenberg. Republican, of
Michigan, replying to William Green's
criticism OF his proposed amendments
to the Wagner labor law, said today
they were Calculated to protect the
sound progress which organized labor
has made" under the law.
Vandenberg made his reply in let
ter to the American Federation of
Labor president. He submitted the
letter to the Senate
Green's attack on the amendments
was made in letter to Democratic
Leader Barkley, which was read to the
Senate Wednesday during considera-
ton of the Vandenberg amendments.
Green's criticisms, Vandenberg said,
were based on a complete misappre-
hension Of the purport Of my proposed
amendments or else the amendments
themselves are most ineptly phrased."
Il deny" he wrote Green. that they
are bold attempt-or any other kind
of an 'attempt'-'to restrict the free
dom Of self organization of workers
or to 'nullify the effectiveness of DEM
ocratic self-government of unions as
charged by you. Furthermore. l re-
spectfully submit that this bitter in
dictment is in no degree borne out by
your own bill Of PARTICULARS
He took up Green's criticisms one
by one. He said his proposed injunc-
ton against threats, intimidation, CO.
ercion or physical violence in I'm
ducing or compelling" union member
ship was based on a belief that such
things are intolerable in country of
liberty under law"
To Green's statement that the unfair
labor practices outlined in the amend
ment would fall little short of the
example set by Fascist Germany"
Vandenberg replied that that is the
exact antithesis Of Fascist Germany
because it strikes for the individual po-
litical liberty Of the individual worker" :"
Hhe Michigan Senator insisted the
philosophy behind his amendments
points the way to sympathetic cor
rections of demonstrated weaknesses
which, if unchecked and unchanged,
may unfortunately invite radical re-
prisals which neither one OF us would
welcome"
II accept without reservation" VAN
denberg said, the new American con-
cept of statutory collective bargain
ing"
Evening star., 1937-07-30
COMMUNITY CENTERS
PLAN SPECIAL EVENTS
Doll Show, Contest With Kites
and Garden Party Sched-
uled.

Three Washington community CEN
ters holding special events at 2 pm
today.
There is doll show at Stanton
Center, Hamilton and Good Hope
roads southeast Dolls from all lands
are to be exhibited as a feature OF
the world tour" Of boys and girls OF
the center, taken with the aid OF
books, pictures and maps during the
Summer months.
Boys at Wheatley Center, Montello
avenue and Neal street northeast, are
holding a contest with kites they made
in the shop at the center.
An ice cream social and garden
party will be the main attraction at
Buchanan Center, Thirteenth and D
streets southeast.
etruct model airplanes tomorrow
morning and then turn to the task
Of freezing ice cream for the social.
Evening star., 1937-07-30
Kitlnap
Continued From First Page)
Beach barber shop where he went to
clean up" after his ride.

Beach barber shop where he went to
clean up" after his ride
DAILY Tells of Kidnapping.
DAILY, back in his Office at 1919
Wisconsin avenue today, told the story
of the kidnapping.
II thought when he walked up to
my car on Pennsylvania avenue that
it was all joke" the victim said.
Il didn't even think he had real
pistol until I saw that he meant
business
Daily drove the car around the city
and later to North Beach, while Mar
shall. according to DAILY, sat in the
back seat and kept him covered with
pearl-handled revolver.
First, he asked me where I lived"
DAILY said. He was going to order me
to take him to my home so he could
change his clothes. He changed his
mind though. and said he was going
to rob the Hangar Club. l was to go
into the place. with him behind me-
However, I talked him out of that.
Then he wanted to go up Fourteenth
street and see II he couldn't hold up
some liquor stores. His last order was
to drive to North Beach. where, he
said, he had friend he wanted to see"
DAILY said Marshall told him at
North Beach that Il guess I'm crazy
to turn you loose over here-1 ought
to blow your brains out or you'll tell it
when you get back
Several times. DAILY recounted, i
thought I was done for
Passed Police Cars.
The automobile passed several police
cars in driving about the city. x
couldn't even get signal to them"
DAILY said.
The candy store operator returned
to Washington from North Beach at
6 am. yesterday after "pretending to
the man that I wouldn't turn him
in to the police
Daily said he delayed reporting the
kidnapping to police because he had to
90 to Falls Church and get the folks
back into town. On his way through
Washington, returning home, DAILY
stopped at a restaurant near his store
and told the restaurant proprietor OF
the incident. The police learned OF
it through the proprietor and were
Evening star., 1937-07-30
6O-DAY TERM IMPOSED

For the twelfth time, Eddie Bean.
colored. was convicted today before
Police Court Judge John P. Mcmahon
on charge Of operating an automobile
without a permit. He was sentenced
to serve so days in jail
Sergt. George C. Deyoe and Pvt Will
liam McEwen arrested Bean at New
Jersey avenue and M street yesterday
They produced two-page record Of
traffic convictions against him.
Evening star., 1937-07-30
PROGRESS SHOWN
IN ALLEY HOUSING
Maryland U. Class Makes
Tour of Two D. c.
Projects.

Progress made in cleaning up Wash
ingtons 200 inhabited alleys was ex-
planned to Maryland University class
IN housing yesterday during tour
conducted by John Ihlder, executive
of11cer OF the District Alley Dwelling
Authority, and Homer j. Smith, archi-
tect.
The class composed of teachers of
nome economics who have been study
ing slum conditions in various sec
tions Of Maryland, visited two COM
pleted housing projects-one on Hop
klns place near L street southeast,
where % families are tablished, and
the other on w street, where a new
three-story apartment house houses
80 families.
The task of cleaning up the city's
alleys has cost between 100000 and
100000 since the work started in
November, 1884, but much has been
accomplished. Planned to take 10
years. the entire cost Of the project
was estimated at 100000.
Unimproved Houses Seen.
To illustrate what the Alley Au-
thority has done, the class was taken
by bus through some of the alleys
which have not yet undergone face
lifting treatment
AT Hopkins place, where recondi-
toned houses rent from $3.50 to
SIS $50 month and new ones from $25
to $3.50, Ihlder described the cost OF
the project and it's use in demonstrate
ing the feasibility of low-cost housing
The rentals, he pointed out, do not
represent subsidies, since these costs
cover insurance. upkeep, overhead
taxes and per cent on the Authority's
investment.
Three hundred applicants tried tc
get homes in the w street apartments
Ihlder told the sightseers, but the 81
families now living there were selected
after they had convinced the Authority
they had been good tenants elsewhere
and possessed good quail.
tiles.
Many From One Room Homes.
1hlder said the number Of applicant!
emphasized the situation facing col.
ored families who are trying to fine
homes in Washington. Most OF the
tenants came from one room, although
their income vas large enough to pay
for more.
The rent at the apartments is SIS
$3.50 and s35 for two, three and foul
rooms, respectively.
Ihlder said the incomes of the ten
ants at Hopkins place range from re-
lief to as high as 1900. while those a
w street vary from 81 800 up.
The party also visited third hous
Ing project on Twenty-fourth stree
between G and H, where "a units O.
two stories will be constructed. TIT
way also is being cleared for a fourth
project in the Southwest section.
Since the authority started work 81
alleys have been cleared, Some o.
them have been turned into parking
places, while in others garages ane
workshops are being operated.
Evening star., 1937-07-30

Italian agreement concluded last Win
ter guaranteed preservation of the
status quo in the inland sea.
mo-" Cranborne answered. I'm ad-
dition to the Anglo Italian declaration
itself, assurances given by the Italian
government regarding the integrity Of
the territories OF Spain which accom-
pany that declaration have more than
once been renewed and most recently
In the last few days"
Evening star., 1937-07-30

waiting for DAILY when he came back
from Falls Church.
Police said today that Marshall was
arrested here September 9, 1886 on
charges of carrying concealed
weapon and hold-up and robbery. The
concealed weapon charge was nolle
pressed in court and the hold-up and
robbery count was reduced to simple
assault. Marshall was sentenced to
one year in jail He was released from
Lorton last Saturday.
Evening star., 1937-07-30

of their duties. 1t provides maximum
punshment Of 5000 nne and one
years imprisonment.
Barlow. inventor Of . depth bomb
used by the United States during the
World War and claimant to several
million dollars for the invention, Is
sued statement saying he also would
ME Charges against James A. farley.
postmaster General; Homer 8. Cum.
mlngs, Attorney General, and many
others associated with the Demoza tic
national political machine"