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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-10-15
Rernice's Sorority
House Opens Oct. Is

DAYTON - Monday October rs,
1887 marks The inst opening OF the
stadonts dofmhory known as the
Bernees S atuuent sorority House. Z
At d20 S. Summit street. Al pres
eiit al. rooms ale oeeup4eu w oal III
town students, The sorority nouse
has Two spacious LIVING rooms, cafe
terra and extra sleeping quarters. 1t
cannot be compared with any place IN
the state at present and is the first
attempt oil any colored school oi
beauty culture throughout the
United States TO have sorority
house for students Of only registered
beauty schools.
urge students ssho have I'm
lshed from any registered schools wnt
would like to affiliate with the sor-
ority send in an application at once
hernice's School Of Cosmetologs
is still welcoming people Tor vista
tion and enrolment. We feel tbs
public will be interested in knowing
the school is progressing rapidly and
proudly boasts Of an enrolment 81
30 students, men and women,
Miss Johnigan, president and Miss
Treadweli, instructor are both very
considerate IN regard to any diff
Guilty brought TO thsm causing j
most pleasant atmosphere 10 cSisl
between faculty and student body.
Be alert Do not permit this
golden opportunity To pass without
considering it and the great posi-
bilities which lie ahead.
Call AID. 9623 or come to AZ
Western Avenue, Dayton, Ohio tol
any information,
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-10-15
Story Of Scientist
Carver in Picture
Magazine

George Washington Carwer's Is
tile seoIy al a slavc who became
gleat sciontist. through has own III
.eliigeaee and hard nofk he has
butt up a reputation OF national
renoWn. At rreWdlg, he is Worislilg
hardest to build the Carver Geatisc
Research Laboratory which will
house museum that will prove Of
much value To those following i'll
mis- footsteps.
ior the last 40 years DR.. Carve.
has been III charge OF the Chemical
Department iii Agriculture at Tus--
isegee Institute IN Alapama, accord
ing to picture story IN the current
issue Of LOOK Magazine.
He has done much to enilghten
farm conditions and improve the re-
sources Of the South. He has cre--
ated 165 products from the pea
nut. Peanut oils have attracted
InuCH GttSHtlou III Liz IEaAih "
science due to the successful treat
ment Of tile residual effects Of IN
Iantile paralysis
He has developed more than 100
products from the sweet potato, 61
articles Of use from the pecan ant
has extracted dyes and yaraisae.
from Alabama clay.
DR.. Carver is the son Of Missour
slaves. His rudimcntary education
was obtained from q spelling booi
/ Until he was 10 years old. lie thel
attended rural school for yea
or until he was able to beg a rid
to Fort Scott, Kansas, where h,
studied and worked as domesti
| servant for . years. For three year
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-10-15

blues singer and eomedienne now
featured with the Jimmy Dorsey or
chestra (whitel, made a hit with
theatregoers at the Palace III
Youngstown, O.. recently. Maestro
Dorsey is jubilant over the reception
given Miss Richmond, whom he dis
covered in California few weeks
ago. Miss Richmond, product Of
the Chicago night spots, is an excel
lent mimic of Louis Armstrong,
Martha Ray, Jimmie Durante, zazu
Pitts and other Hollywood stars
Her most recent engagement with
Dorsey was at the Netherlands Plaza
Hotel in Cincinnati beginning Oct. 6.
Calvin Service)
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-10-15
Woosiiawn Property Ownera' Aaso-
citation and University of Chicago
Want District Kept White
Colored Realtor Starts Ruuapus
When He Offers Choice White"
Property for Sale

CHICAGO lANP} The insidious
campaign started more than 20 years
ago by the Woodlawn Property
Owners Association and the Univer-.
sity of Chicago to prevent Negroes
from buying or renting property IN
the white WoodlaWn district flared
again recently when q colored real
estate operator, William /. Sexton,
was called before the State Depart.
ilent Of Registration and Education
to answer charges of fraud preferred
by q white representative OF the
poperay owners.
Demanding the revocation OF Re-
altor Sexton's license, Richard j. De-
maree, acting for the WoodlaWn
Property Owners Association, bases
his action on an advertisement in
serted in a local coiored weekly
aeprslssper by Sexton and oifering for
sale six pieces Of choice white pro-
perty In the Woodlawn district, be-
tween Goth and 6lst Streets, east
of South Parkway.
Demaree's contention; None OF
the owners listed any Of the proper
ties with w. /. Sexton nor author
ized the insertion OF the 'Ad.' Pur-
pose of the adj was to start stam-
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-10-15
ONE SLAIN AND TWO
SUFFER WOUNDS

One man was stabbed fafrll-- 4 I'd
another mar ard woman were shot
early SATURDAY..
OTIS sehoer,apser. Az. st7 Wet
Ninth Street died IN 4 roliec rats'ol
when being sal-en % General Tor-
pital. The rolice said he was stah--
bed fatellv Nv Edward Grav. 16i4
Mound street, In d restaurant et et14
West Court Street. Gray told tha
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-10-15
REV. HARTEN CLEARED
OF GIRLS CHARGE

NEW YORK (C) Miss Lillian
Dendy, who recently accused the
Rev. Thomas S. Harten, pastor OF
Holy Trinity Baptist Church Of
Brooklyn in a paternity case, last
week dramatically confessed that
she had made false statements
against the Rev. Mr.. Harten, and
cleared him Of the charges. The
young woman says she was duped
into making the charge by enemies
Of the Rev. Mr.. Harten.
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police he and Shoemaker argued
over q bottle Of liquor and Schoe-
maker threatened him with i chair.
Patrolmen Dean and schroth arrest
ed Gray. He was charged with
murder.
Marvin Waters, SO, $40 West
Court Street, and Martha Jones, 30,
1917 Oehler Street, wel, wa'ling 1T
Court and Vine Streets at q Il 4 .fla.
when an unidentified man fred a
shdt at them. The bullet struck
Waters IN the left hand n passed
through his hand and lodged ii the
right hip ef the woman. Both were
taken to General Hospital,
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-10-15

he oreated laun Try and managed
10 pay his expenses m simpson 80
lege, Indianola, Iowa, Laser he On
tered Iowa State College, again
working for his tuition. It was
while he was a faculty member at
bhat school that Booker 7. Wash
ngton asked him to join his work at
fuskegee.
DR.. Carver was made a Fellow Of
the Royal Society Of Great Britain
due to his contribution TO science.
and in 1922 received the Spingarn
Medal for the most distinguished
service by an American Negro Of
that year.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-10-15
LEAKING GAS ExPLoDEs

Damage Of $50 was caused BY q
gas explosion and fire late yesterday
in the apartment of Gertrude striclS--
len, I045 Mound Street. No enc
was injured. Marshal William Iill-t
singer believes that gas leaking from
defective rubber hose connection
on a small gas steve accumuiatea
then was touchat. Of by the stove
flame.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-10-15
DEATH IS INVESTIGATED

Ella Johnson, 54 years old, died at
her home, s48 West Fifth Street,
yesterday, the Coroner's Office re-
ported. Cause Of death is being i'm
vestigated.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-10-15
BY The Rev. j. NJ. Samuels-Belboaer
Rector, ST. Margaret Episcopal
Church, Dayton, Ohio

CINCINNATI--A new feature ia
the general convention Of the Epis-
copal Church meeting here is the
many contributions to the program
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-10-15

pastor Of Holy Trinity Baptist
Church, Brooklyn, NY, vice presi
dent Of the National Baptist Con-.
yention Of America, and president Of
the National Afro-protective League,
who Is regarded as one Of the most
dramatic and colorful characters in
his field. The Rev. Mr., Harten was
given an ovation by his congregation
recently, as he dramatically asked II
they thought he was worthy to fill
the pulpit, -(calvin servicel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-21
FISHING CLUB MAKES
 PUBLIC DERBY RULES
 IN LATEST YEARBOOK

Rules and regulations governing the Annual Salmon Derby of the Juneau Sports Fishing Club, are ac- cessible to all persons interested in convenient form, as a section of the Second Annual Yearbook, 1887, edi- tion, published by the club and now on sale at all newsstands in Juneau, according to announcement by club officials.
 In addition to the Derby regula- tions, the Yearbook contains the constitution of the Juneau Sports Fishing Club, and articles and fea- lures of general interest and infor- nation to fishermen and hunters.
 The final 1897 Salmon Derby of the local club is to be staged Sum- day, August p, off the south point of Shelter Island, the club officials stated. They also stressed that only club members, and only those club members who are officially entered in the Derby will be permitted to fish for prizes.
 However, to accommodate those wishing to participate in the Derby finals, memberships to the club are now subject to application.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-21
MRS. DUNBAR TO
 ARRIVE JULY 31

Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunbar, Execu- tive Secretary of the Oregon Tuber- cuI/is Association and First Vice President of the General Fedora tion of Women's Clubs is due to arrive in Juneau on July 31 in con- nection with the tuberculosis pro- gram.
 Mrs Dunbar, who is an unoppos- ed candidate for the presidency of the General Federation of Wom- ems Clubs, will be the incentive of much entertainment during her four-day stay in Juneau.
 While in Alaska she will be pri- marily concerned with promoting work of the tuberculosis associa- ton, and will work to establish a cooperative relationship between the voluntary tuberculosis agencies and official and professional agencies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-21
RADIO STAR VISITS HERE
 TUESDAY PM.
Miss Kathleen Wilson, Who E Plays Claudia in One
 Mans s Family on Alice

While an ingenius script writer 1 builds his dialogue around" her Miss Kathleen Wilson. who plays Claudia, one of the twins in "One Mans Family" an NEG national program, is playing hockey" from the program in order to make an Alaskan voyage.
 Miss Wilson, who in real life is Mrs Kathleen Holmes, is travelling with her husband making the round trip to Skagway and back to Cali fornia aboard the Princess Alice, which docked here Tuesday night The home of the Holmes is in Wood side, Cal.
 She is somewhat of a pioneer in radio circles, having been engaged in radio for the past decade For the past Six years she has been a member of the cast of One Mans Family" which portrays life in a large family. In the radio skit she has been married twice and has a four-year- -old child Actually, how ever, she is married to "a tall red head with real curly hair" and has a child but one year old = which provided another occasion when the script writer had to build the dia- logue around" her.
 The Holmes, neither of whom have been to Alaska before, have an affinity to the North, since his grandfather was interested in the lumber business here a number of years ago.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-21
HELEN PETERSON OF
 JUNEAU CLINIC TO
 LEAVE FOR SEATTLE

Helen Peterson, surgical nurse at the Juneau Medical and Surgical Clinic, is leaving toward the latter part of the month to accept the po- sition of anaesthetist and surgical nurse at the Medical and Dental Surgery in Seattle.
 Miss Peterson, wno has been with the Juneau clinic since it's open- ing last fall, has lived here for the past two years. She formerly worked at the Medical and Dental Surgery in Seattle.
 Succeeding her in the Clinic posi-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-21

remodel store and apartment build- ing at TIP So. Franklin: S20o.
 May 19-Empire Printing Com- pany; roof over porch at 138 Main Street; $200.
 May 21 Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company; addition to steel and concrete power plant building 30 feet by 45 feet, two stories high at Lower Franklin Street to house electric shop; $15,000.
 May 24-Lu Liston; billboard F feet by 20 feet, at corner So Franklin and Bulger Way; $2O.
 May 26. - A. Sandnes; remodel frame dwelling at 10l1 w. 10th; $500.
 Frame Warehouse
 May 26 - JakeWay Distributing Company; addition with cold stor- age to frame warehouse at Coles Dock; $1000.
 May 27-Jack Hegstad; moving frame dwelling at 318 Willoughby; $200.
 May 27-Art Berg; remodel groc- cry storage room at PIT Seward for Chas. Goldstein; $200.
 May 28-N. F. Fagerson; remodel interior of frame dwelling at 812 w. 9th; $25O.
 May 28 Alfred Harper; frame garage at 926 w. 9th; S1O0.
 June 1--James E. Lyman; com plete basement under frame dwell ing and install automatic range; $500
 June 2-Nick Rocovich; remodel apartment at TOT Main; $500.
 June 3-M. Daniloff; concrete basement under frame dwelling at 1869 Evergreen Avenue; $500
 June 7-J. J. Klein; addition to dwelling at PIP Ferry Way; $1,459
 June T Beth Henry; remodel apartment; $500.
 Frame Dwelling
 June 8-Steve Stanworth; frame dwelling at 412 Willoughby; $2,OO0
 June 14-J. B. Burford; remodel basement in dwelling at 1885 D Street; $4o0.
 June 18-C. c. Rulaford; remodel dwelling for Keith Wildes at 104 w. 9th; $1,45O
 June 19-R. D. ePeterman; frame dwelling for Frank Heinke at '6l5 w. 10th; $3,637.
 June 19-R. D. Peterman; frame dwelling for Waino Hendrickson and garage at 924 c Street; $4,362. June 19--Mrs. Lena Pigg; remod- el store into separate music and liquor divisions at 135 So, Frank lin; $2o0.
 June 21-E. L. Gruber; addition to dwelling at TAG w. 18th; s400. June 9 Norman V. Smith; frame dwelling at w. 7th; $60G.
 June g Chas. Miller; remodel rear room in Capital Cafe at 123 Front Street; $200
 June 24-J. w. Mckinley; wiring apartment building for Lucille Will son at PIP Ferry Way; $159.
 June 25- Rice and Ahlers; plumb ing fixtures in apartment building for Lucille Wilson at PIP Ferry Way; $365.
 June 25-Rice and Ahlers; plumb ing and fixtures in dwelling for Keith Wiles at IDA w. 9th; $325.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-21

June 30-Rice and Ahlers; plumb ing and fixtures in dwelling for Henry Nicholson at 401 Willoughby Avenue; $50
 June 2n-Rice and Ahlers; remod- el plumbing in basement of Alaska Meat Company at 223 Seward for Carstens Packing Company; $2O0.
 July 1 - Oscar Jensen; frame dwelling for E. J. Blake at 933 c Street; $500
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 addition to frame dwelling at 932 w. 12th; $230
 1,,000 Job
 March 24-Douglas Mead; re- model frame dwelling into apart ment building at 536 Park Street; $l1 ,OO0.
 March 25-E. J. Cowling; frame garage and addition to frame dwell ing at sos Dixon; $4O0.
 March 25-John Lawson; frame boatshop at 917 w. 11th; $400. March 27-J. V. Hickey; remodel frame building for taxi stand at 127 Front Street; $250.
 March 29 = Dan Sooter; frame dwelling at 1928 w. 10th; $1,0O0. March 30-George Bros; remodel facade of frame store building at 202-2l2 So. Franklin; $1,000.
 S3,00O Permit
 March 30-John Hermle; liquor store addition to frame store build ing at Willoughby and E Streets; $3, 900.
 March 30-F. A. J. Gallwas; re- wiring and chimney extension in frame dwelling at 723 w. 10th; $1 800. March 31 = Larsen and Bohn; frame four apartment building foi Sam Feldon at 408 Calhoun Ave nue; $12,000. April Harry Kinney; remodel frame dwelling into two apartments at 421 w. 10th; $500. l April 2 - Klein and Redden;
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-21
MRS. HENRY STOLFI
 2HONORS MRS. RICHEY

Mrs. Henry Stolfi entertained last evening at her home in honor of Mrs. J. E. Richey (Mariaii Foster) assembling a small group of guests for an evening of bridge V
 Mrs. Richey has been the incen- tive of much entertaining since an- nouncement of her marriage early this summer. Lieut.. Stolfi and En- sign Rfchey are both officers aboard the N. S. c. G. cutter Tal- lapoosa
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-21
BOUND OVER

Elmer Larson, alias Hans charged with perjury in connection with his second marriage here, and Anthony George Snyder, charged with larceny in connection with alleged theft Of gold from the Chi chagoff Mining Company waived hearings in U. s. Commissioner Court today and were bound over to the Grand Jury. Larson's bail was fixed at $2,5o0 and Snyders at $2,O00.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-21
HAIDA OFFICERS
 WILL BE GUESTS
 Z AT C. OF (. MEET

Officers of the U. s. Coast Guard Haida will be guests of honor at the luncheon meeting of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce tomorrow noon.
 The meeting will be held in Percys Cafe and is to be marked by presen- tation of a report of the swimming pool committee George w. Folta, president will preside.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-21
COLLINS ON TRADER

Warden Gernold Collins of the Alaska Game Commission is now aboard the Ira Rank trading vessel of Nome making visits to the var ious islands in that region and going as far as St. Lawrence in a check on game conditions, accord ing to word to the commissioner office here
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-21

July CHI. E. Seilaefer; frame dwelling at SIS 9th Street; $4,500
 July - Harry Douglas; reset plumbing fixtures in dwelling at GOA w. 18th; $500 July 17-A. F. Knight, remodel basement at 532 Calhoun Avenue; $1 LOGO.
 July 19-R. D. Peterman; remod- el frame dwelling for Tom George at 330 w. 9th; $4,000.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-21
NEW ANCHORAGE WALKS

A new cement walk is now being laid in Anchorage on Fifth Ave- nue, and an expenditure of $6,OO0 is contemplated for the construc- tion of walks on Fourth and H Ave- nueS during the summer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-21
RANGER OUT

On a two weeks inspection trip to Icy Strait, Sitka and other points in the forest area, District Ranger w. A. Chipperfield left this morning on the Ranger TX.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-21
ENGLISH LAWYER VISITS

Godfrey Townsend, an attorney of Wellingborough, England visited in Juneau Tuesday as a round trip passenger aboard the Princess Alice.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-21
HELD FOR DRINK

Charged with drunkenness, Eu- gene Gilbertson is held in the Fed eral jail. He pleaded not guilty in Commissioners Court and will get an attorney.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-21

ton here will be Beatrice Massey nurse at the Government Hospital
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-21
Juneau Building
 Activity Averages
 $35,OO0 Per Month

Continued from Page one)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-21
WEATHER CONDITION AT A. M. TODAY

Seattle (arpob temperature 60; Point cloudy cloudy 59 Victoria cloudy l53; Iangara 54 Ketclkan cloudy, partly Petersburg partly cloudy 58 Soapstone Point ldy cloudy Althop cloudy, Whieorse raining China cloudy Fairbanks 6 cloudy lcloud cloudy Ruby cloudy GA Nuato Flat cloudy, 52; Ohogamute cloudy, 54
 .-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-21
WEATHER SYNOPSIS

pressure morning Southeast Alaska British Columbia Pacific Northwest souwesward the Hawaiian Midway Islands the being
 
 prevailed reported distribution has been attended by precipitation the coastal Aeuians souheastward northern generally the remainder
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-21

"Alaska" by Lester D. Henderson
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-21
U 8 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE WEATHER BUREAU
THE WEATHER
(By the U. s, Weather Bureau,

and vicinity beginning pm, Cloudy probably showers tonight Thursday
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-21
LOCAL DATA
Weather
RADIO REPORTS
TODAY
Temp. Humidity |

Lowest 4a.m. lam. Precip. fam.
 temp. temp. velocity "A hrs. Weather
Evening star., 1937-05-15
BUILDING PERMITS
TOTAL 1,49O,0(O
IN Z WEEKS HERE
Telephone Company to Erect
$400,000 Central Office
on 18th Street.

The Office Of Building Inspector
John w. Oehmann was a beehive of
activity during the last fortnight as
permits totaling approximately ST.
100000 were issued for construction
OF new dwellings and alterations and
repairs to existing structures.
Leading the list was permit issued
to the Chesapeake g. Potomac Tele-
phone Co. to erect four-story central
(See PERMITS, Page C-l1)
Evening star., 1937-05-15
SILVER STAR HOME
SHOW|NGNEARE END
New Route Announced for
Reaching Display House
in Barnaby Woods.

Visited and acclaimed by thousands
Of visitors during the last few weeks,
the Silver Star Home at 66l7 Thirty
second place, Barnaby Woods, to-
morrow will enter the last part of its
exhibition period.
Early American in design, the new
home was erected by the Barnaby
Woods Development Co., Of which
Edward r. Carr is president. It was
designed by Louis R. Moss, who has
been architect for number OF homes
which won Silver Star awards in re-
cent years. The location is In the
beautiful wooded section Of East
Chevy Chase.
Due to difficulties a number Of
visitors have experienced in locating
the home, new route has been Sc
lected as guidance for motorists not
familiar with the section. Follow
Connecticut avenue to Nebraska ave-
nue., turn right on Nebraska and con-
tinue approximately three quarters OF
mile to Utah avenue. Then turn left
on Utah avenue about f1ve blocks to
Barnaby street. Turn right on Barn
ably and take the first right turn OF
Barnaby directly to the house.
Open 10 AM. to 8 PM.
Under sponsorship OF The Star, the
home will be open for public tnspec-
ton for the next week from 10 am.
until 9 pm. each day.
Before acceptance of the home for
public presentation under the Silver
Star plan, it was thoroughly inspected
and checked by group Of five ex-
perts in housing. This committee
examined its architecture, interior
planning, structural features, land
scaping and value represented by the
500 CII NI,R CTAp nano q q s.
Evening star., 1937-05-15

search In housing for lower income
groups carried out by the Committee
for Economic and Social Progress. OF
which Allie S. Freed Of New York is
chairman. Freed is also president
Of Paramount Communities. Inc. The
committee is composed Of nationally
prominent business men.
Apartments in the community will
be from two to seven rooms in size,
and will rent for $3.50 a room per
month. Georgian Colonial in design,
all Of the structures will be two stor-
les. Buildings will vary in size down
to semi detached houses All struc-
lures will have a maximum depth Of
two rooms. while each room will have
cross ventilation. Fireproof brick in
construction, the buildings will be in
sulated with mineral wool Oil-burn-
ing furnaces will furnish heat. Ample
closet space and complete modern
kitchens will be supplied
Evening star., 1937-05-15
Garden in TYNE,

The apartments will be garden in
type, with lawns. flowers and shrubs
surrounding the buildings. Streets in
the community will be lined with
shade trees. Federal Housing Admin
istrator Stewart Mcdonald, who an
nounced the insurance OF the mort
gage for the project. stated that pur-
chasers OF bonds include the Navy
Mutual Aid Association and the
Evening star., 1937-05-15
ARLINGTON T0GET
APARTMENT UNIT
arge- Scale, LoW-Cost
Housing Development Is
Under Way.

Announcement was made today Of
large-scale, low-cost housing de-
velopment to be erected at Glebe road
and Pershing drive, Arlington County.
The Federal Housing administration
will insure the mortgage, while the
apartments will be built by Paramount
Communities, Inc, OF New York City.
Work has already been started on
the community, known as Bucking-
ham, and it is anticipated that the
first Of the units will be ready for oc-
cupancy by midsummer 1t is
planned to have $40 family units in
the first section Of the development,
which will be completed in the Fall.
Ultimately, there will be 1000 units.
Construction cost Of the project Is
estimated at $2,500,00O.
Buckingham is an outgrowth Of re-
Evening star., 1937-05-15

(See SILVER STAR, Page CD
Evening star., 1937-05-15

(See PERMITS, Page C-l1)
Evening star., 1937-05-15

Deputy Administrator Miles L. Colean
for their answering determination to
see that Americans live as Americans
should This project would have been
impossible without the assistance Of
the F. H. A., not only in providing
credit insurance for the long-term
loan required, but also in furnishing
f1ne technical and constructional sug-
gestlons and provisions. to which we
will always adhere"