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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18

oszta es mndegyk resznek k0n orvos ad Van oyan
orvos szemekkel foglakozk es oyan a
pan beteg tor6k Joforan minen egyes beegseg
megvan maga szakert6je es ICY torenk meg aztan
az hogy ey vasu kocsban meger ember elvezett inert
egytt utaz6 0t kozl akadt egy
bekotesehez es vers elaitasahoz ertett volna
Csuda, hogy Ajultak ell a yer lattara
mi egyszerii nezeink szerin speciasak olyan tud6
sok ak egyre bbet es obb udnak egyre
dogok fel6
specializaas ICY megy tovabb akkor vegu oda TO
gnk ut hogy lesznek ugyan val6 tud6sain de esz
send, aknek hasznat vehetn6k
Mem csoda, ha mi nezeink iyen s0tet specialistak
fel6 Nagyon sok penzinkbe kerek mar amet nagyhang
zasu savakon xviii egyebet kapunk cserebe fog 0nn
id6 nkor ilyen anyban vao haladas ele ekkent TO-
gunk konyorSgni:
specialistakt6 6von meg benninket j6sagos Isten
akkor valahogy megis eletben maradunk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18

kozik ARA, hogy az "uzlet' al
tai olyan er6sen kifogasolt ado
kat t0r6ljek, de csak ugy, ha
mas ad6t vetnek XII helyettiik.
Ezen a tanacskozason elva-
lik, hogy mennyi az 6szinteseg
az iizletvilagban, amely negy
eve alland6an azon kiabal,
hogy bizonyos ad6-nemek az vi
vallalkozasokat gatoljak. Ha
hajlandok masfajta adoban tob
bet fizetni, akkor ezeket az al
lit6lag izletbenito ad6kat el
|lehet t0r0lni.
Hogy a nagyt6ke milyen j6-
hiszemu es 6szinte, arr6l ir-
funk a multi heten, mikor ko-
zoltuk, hogy a U. S. Chamber
of Commerce minden vi deal
t0rveny ellen van es pl. a Wag-
ner torveny eltorleset is XII
vanja.
Most hasonlo butasag nyilat-
kozott meg a National Real
Estate Board reszer6l, amely
ait akarja, hogy a sz0vetseg a
varosi nyomortanyak feltisz-
togatasat bizza a real-estate
hienakra sa kormany ne fog
lalkozzek 'iizlettel."
Szomoruan kell megallapita-
nj, hogy a kivalsagos es raga-
dozo t6kes-osztaly mindig csak
akkor akar tanulni, mikor a
nyakan mar hurok van.
SZOMORU
K0TELESSEGttK
volt a multi heten a republi-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18
A KIVAGOTT WPA
MUNKASOK

keptelenek segelyt kapni az
egyes varosoktol es a multi he
ten pl. Flinten, Michiganben
ketszaz0tven ilyen szerencset-
'en ember kivonult a mezokre
sztrajkolni. Ami semmife,e Sc
g tseget mem helyez kilatasba
szamukra.
Meg kell jegyezntink, hogy
az egyes allamok kul0nbozo Sc
ge'y alapjai szinten XII vannak
merulve S azokra nem mernek
megfe'elo 0sszegeket szavazni.
Peldaul Michigan allamban
bejelentettek, hogy huszezer
jogos igenvl6 k0zul tizezret KEEP
telenek lesznek aggkori segely-
lisztara he'yezni hogy a 80
dollarban megszabott segely
nem lesz tobb, mint 16 es fel
dollar.
Indianaban Walter Betzner
yak polgartarsunk ehsegsztraj-
ban van napok ota, inert a tar
sadalmi biztositas department.
je altal szamara engedelyezett
16 dollarbol keptelen megelni.
EZEN A HETEN Macy
adokonferencia leSz az eln0k
mel, aki hajlandonak mutat-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18

kanus lapoknak, mikor meg.
kellett irniuk, hogy a Roosevelt
kormanynak egy tagja olyan
kitiin6 munkat vegez, ami
lyet az utols6 par evtizedben-
mem lattunk.
Murphy igazsagiigyminiszter
a bir6i kar korrupt tagjai ell
len fordult S k0zben szetzuzza.
azokat a nagyvarosi politikai
masineriakat, amelyek az al
vilagot neveltek. Az a dicsere-
tes ebben a munkaban, hogy a
leghatalmasabb es leghirhed-
tebb politikai organization
kezdte, amely Kansas Cityben
er6ssege volt a - kormany-
max.
Hasonlokeppen felvette a xii
l0nb0z6 gambling es racket
syndikatusok ellen a kiizdelmet
es republicans oldalon is AIT
allitjak, hogy alapos es becsii--
letes munkat fog vegezni.
Es EFT az ember buktatta XII
Michigan polgarsaga az utols6'
valasztasokon, hogy egy sziirke,,
tehetsegtelen, gamblerekkel
cimboral6 politikust iltessen a.
kormanyzoi szekbe helyette.
Az EGYES ALLAMOK
SILANY
t0rvenyhozasai olyan reak-
ciot mutatnak, amt a Harding
era ota mem lattunk.
(Folytatasa az six oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18
SZLOVAKIA A
TENGELYHATALMAK

kartyaja, amt Magyaror-
szaggal szemben tartogatnak
magukn.k.
H. aItalanos europai f0ldren-
ges Io: ne, akkor Magyarorszag
vi hadserege is jelentos tenye-
z6 lenne S ez esetben a Sziil6-
f0ldet Slovakia birtokba vetele-
vel biztatnak.
Erthet6, hogy a magyar mem
zet ebben a helyzetben mem
boldog, hogy aggodva figyeli a
korulotte lejatszodo esemenye-
ket S kiil0nosen mem ertik meg,
hogy ha Hitler oszinten barat-
ia lenne a magyar nemzetnek,
miert tartja Slovakiat maya
max.
A belso helyzet termeszete-
sen szinten mem nyugodt, hi
szen a valasztasi kampany ko-
zepen vannak, ami So ismert
naci vezet6 letartoztatasaval
kezdodott.
A kormanynak komoly ellen
zeke a nacikon Xviii mines, az
ellenzek partial koziil penzt
csak ok kapnak a nemetek-
t6l.
A Magyarorszagra er6szakolt
kegyetlen zsido-torvenyek ha.
tasat erik mar, a gazdasagi
krizis megkezd6d0tt, az erte.
kek es arak zuhannak. = Beth.
len dramai nyilatkozata. erttet.
te meg veliink a legk0zvetle.
nebbtil, hogy milyen valsagos g
helyzet a Sziil6f0ldiink0n.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18
Nj AZ A SPECIALIST?

Egyik joravao ovasonk aknek csaladaban valari kuo
betegseg fordu e6 es ad mar sok orvoshoz fordut
baijal k6rdezi t6lnk hogy mondjuk meg ne mi
specialists?
reg jo id6kben csaladnak volt egy haziorvosa akben
nnden bzott es aH rendesen meg gyogyitoa eber
sok ceremonial neku Manapsag mar mines divat
ban Ma orvos tudomany ember teset apr6 reszee
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18
A KONGRESSZUS
VEGLEG

tet6 ala hozta a navy-billt a
multi heten es ugy a hadihajo-
kon, mint a navy iigyosztalya-
ba tartoz6 repiil6-osztagokon
es reptile mez6kOn maris laza-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-23
MarionetteS

Friday, Dec, Is. saw the Marion
cites holding its bi-weekly meeting
Of the Twelve Horsemen's club.
After invocation all the last min
ute preparations for the extensive
Christmas plans OF the group were
completed. About six well-filled
baskets will be distributed before
Christmas. The president Matte
Hll. urged the members to attend
the recital presenting Hazel HaFri-
son at Masonic Temple on Janu-
airy 10 1910.
Leanna Weathers, Martonette
pledge was present and the follow
ing Marionettes Matte HILL Viola
Carson. Ann Mcmillan. Mary Bailey,
Katherine Pitts, Josie Brogden
Helen Eggleston. Thelma Williams
and Sadie Straughn.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-23
Ethel Waters Honor Guest At Gala Sorority Ceremony

thought only fair to middling in her
first scene, for there was a harsh
ness and angularity about her tina:
did not go with the role.
In her second scene with Willie
Bryant. however, where she has to
portray violent emotion, Miss Wash
ington is equal to her task. We have
heard some critics say that she over
acts here, but we think this is not
the fault OF the actress but OF the
playwright. For this scene is some
thing of an emotional potpourri
anyway.
Willie Bryant is thoroughly
despicable Gily Button. His nom
chalant cruelty, suave lewdity are
played with such realism that it's
small wonder audiences feel relieved
when Hagar finally disposes of him
Georgia Burke's Manila. is a
sterling characterization played with
and rich Negro warmth
and humor.
Big in dramatic interest and ex-
ceedngly well-acted are the minor
roles OF the matriarch Maum Vina.
played by Ethel Purnello, and Gar
denia, played by Maude Russell, We
personally think that Miss Russell
should have exchanged roles with
Miss Washington, for there are a
warmth and vitality about her
which would greatly enhance the
role OF LISA. On the other hand.
Miss Washington's aloofness and so
are more opposite to
Gardenia. We liked J. Rosamond
Johnson's unctuous Reverend Quin-
tus Whaley too, although the part
is more OF a caricature than a char
acterization. We saw an old &C
quaintance Of ours, Canada Lee,
playing the small role of Drayton
but playing it with all his accustom-
ed gusto and vigor, You will per-
hapS remember having seen Lee in
Orson Welles' Macbeth" which
played here in 1896.
We don't wish to sound chauvinis-
tic, but we must say that the white
actors in "Mamba's Daughters are
merely adequate, with the possible
exception OF Robert Thomson, whose
Mr.. Saint is sincere and appealing
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-23
BASKET FUND AWAY TO A FLYING STARTT
STAGEDOOR
Dramatic Reviews
and Comment
By ROBERT G. HAYDEN
MAMBA's DAUGHTERS

"Mamba's Daughters" now at the
eass, is something to stand up and
cheer about, that is, so far as fine
acting is concerned. For Ethel
Waters and the Negro players sup
porting her are doing splendid and
exciting job Of acting. Its texture is
such that you are oblivious NEST OF
the time TO the inadequacies of the
play itself, which is a melodrama re-
plete with stereotyped Negro char
acters and half-truths about Negro
life.
By now the tragn story OF Nam
ba's Daughters" is pretty generally
known and we need only recapi-
tulate. Hagar, daughter of old Nam
bs, is a gigantic Negro woman,
strong as a man, but feeble-minded.
Her daughter, LISA, is despoiled by
Gtliy Button, gambler and lothario,
whose life Hagar had previously
saved, on the eve Of her departure
for New York, where she is to study
voice LISA returns home to give
birth to Buttons child. The child is
born dead. and Hagar and Manila
bury it in the woods without report
ing the death to the authorities. Lis
sa returns to New York and becomes
radio star. Hagar and Manila pay
Button huge sums out OF the money
LISA sends them in order TO keep
Buttons mouth shut about the child.
When Button threatens to go to New
York and bleed Lisa for more mon
ey, Hagar strangles him to death
land commits suicide.
You will never forget Ethel Wa
ters' Hagar. 1t is a heart-rending
study from beginning TO end Miss
Waters makes Hagar's tragedy live
with you long after you have seen
the play. Watching her electric per-
formance, you are tlngling aware
that here is an actress who is not
merely good or competent but truly
great. Her cropping for words, her
anguished eloquent silences, the
pathos with which she sings, the
rhythm of her movements-all these
are things that no director can teach
an actor. All these are things that
must arise from a capacity for deep
emotional and artistic insight. There
is not a single break in the fabric
tof Ethel Waters acting. It rich,
soaring, true. And one can only hope
that she will be given further OPP
portunity to use her superb talents
in legitimate drama.
Fredi Washington as LISA, we
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-23
Feminine FoibIes And Fancies
By GLADYS

kets and Upper II he does
most Of his own work at home give
him a PORTABLE TYPEWRITER
with its own folding desk and
stand , As a lift to his morn
ing spirits give him an ELECTRIC
RAZOR In his study or den he
will appreciate an accurate time
piece. give him an electric clock
with chimes.
You can set out a new pair OF
BEDROOM SLIPPERS for him.
Christmas night and A ROBE
Of silk for evenings Of relaxation
II he is a drinking man and likes
to experiment with new concoc-
tons give him a few rare
bottles for his liquor shelf.
FASHION FORECAST
For winter nights wear
white hats and gloves and carry a
cleaning white bag.
Smart women are now wearing
quiet hats that are meant 10 COM
plete the costume, not to astonish the
world as OF last season.
Fur trimming on evening dresses
is right again--,-a white crepe
dress with small sleeves and
band Of Manchurian ermine around
the neck is a sensation.
Mink pockets on an otherwise
- l.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-23

fur coat and never before has
red been so good on blondes d.
who heretofore, could only wear
the veriest pastels
Pockets come into their own
huge knapsack pockets two
thanking the side of hulking great
coat OF pink beige duvetyn. Or one
draped pouch pocket going all the
way across the front of crepe dress
Or the newest kangaroo poe
kets =. designed by Schiaparelli
. satin ones on the facade of
black silk crepe dress Then
there is the kit pocket, which is
just one enormous, leather rein
forced pocket on a suit of blush
wine tweed in short look for
the biggest pockets you can find
if you would be smart
FRAGRANCE is ESSENTIAL
Fragrance acts, not on the brain
but on the senses in the moment
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-23
Sigma Gamma
Rho In 1899
Imitation Sat.
Soror Boykins OF Chi
Officiates
BY LEILA MAE HENDRICKS

The 1899 initiation OF the Sigma
Gamma Rho sorority was held in
the lovely room OF the Lucy Thur
man Branch YW.C.A Saturday
evening with Soror Guliette Boy
kins of Chicago, the Northern Syn
tsktes. officiating.
Soror c S. Smith poured tea. The
table was very attractive &.
lovely lace cover centered by a
miniature lighted Christmas tree,
artisucally arranged table ware
and dainty refreshments After the
initiation a reception followed, Miss
Ethel Waters. star Of the cast,
"Mamba's Daughters" was guest OF
honor The sorority had special
theatre party Wednesday evening
to see Miss Waters As gesture Of
appreciation to the sorority Miss
Waters secured cut rate tickets for
the group and also paid the admis-
sion price for fifteen underprlvi-
legged persons.
Those Initiated into the Alpha
Eta chapter Of the Sigma Gamma
Rho sorority were Mildred Watson,
Elaine Stephens, Verna Richardson,
Marian Hester and Helen Roselyn
Childs
Photos were taken by Langford
James OF the Chronicle Staff. OF
the sorors and Miss Waters.
Present were Soror c. S. Smith,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-23
Administration Chief
Appeals To Ala. Farmers

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE, Ala,
Dec 22-Following the conference
theme, Helping the Farmer to Help
Himself" H. W. Hochbaum, chief
division Of field coordination, ex-
tension service Department Of Agri-
culture, Washington, appealed to
hundreds Of the farmers assembled
al the fOrty-ninth annual Tuskegee
Negro Farmers conference which
closed here Wednesday
Mr. Hochbaum was presented by
7 NJ. Campbell field agent, agri-
cultural extension service, Depart
ment Of Agriculture, Washington.
DR.. =. D. Patterson, president Of
Tuskesee institute welcomed the
farmers.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-23

Of contact with IT you undergo a
sort OF emotional adventure.
Everyone has a natural fragrance,
almost imperceptible to others. q.
it is the natural scent coupled with
perfume that give you your per-
sonal fragrance therefore you
should use the most intuitive and
critical section OF your brain in
choosing it Do not regard it
as a compound which merely re-
acts on the nose
Keep your bottles tightly sealed
and away from the light don't
overdo the application of it, on the
grounds that you no longer smell
1t Use it on your eyebrows
the base of your throat your
fingertips your browline
amplify your fragrance with match
ing scent in cologne, Sachets and tai
cum =.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-23

The American Beauty Social and
Art club were too busy last night
completing making donations for
their Christmas baskets to hold reg
ular business sessions
The group will deliver baskets
from 429 Warren avenue Saturday
morning. II any other group has
the name Of any family in the
adopt A Family" list on its rolls
for aia, please notify the club i'm
mediately. Call Mrs, Mable Smith,
Temple 1888
Mrs. Beatrice Hicks and Mrs.
Eva williams, club members, we're
reported i'll.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-23

if not particularly outstanding. But
OF course the white members Of Miss
Waters cast do the best they can
with the material at hand, the play
being only incidentally concerned
with them.
In an earlier column we review
ed the reading-version OF Manuals
Daughters and made the observa-
ton that the play was congress
OF stereotypes.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-23
Quo Vadis

Mrs. Florine Williams entertained
the Quo Vadis club at her home
on Theodore street last Thursday
evening All members were pres
ent: plans for the Christmas holt
days were discussed and followed
by the serving Of delightful refresh
ments and bridge.
Miss Luella Harold will be hostess
to the club Thursday Dec. 81 al
which meeting Santa Claus is ex-
peeled to-Visit the girls
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-23
GIFTS FROM THE
WOMAN'S POINT OF VIEW

Any woman likes something 10
pep up her glamour rags for the
accent of MINK TAILS adds Just the
right touch Of glamour. to an other
wise plain air OF black suede Slip
on gloves THE BIGGER THE
BAG the better she will like it
be it Of squashable antelope or felt
or shiny black calf, draped
like her latest peg top skirt &.
or it may be an impressive EVE
MING BAG OF BROCADE, out
fitted with matching cigarette case
and compact Or she will love
the efficiency and complete WISH
billty Of a carry-all case of crystal
clear lucite unbreakable, and
containing things for repairing the
makeup and also that occasional
smoke
AN AMUSING CLIP for her fur
coat is a golden horn Of plenty.
plling rivulets Of pearls II she
has yearning for the rare and fan
tastic in jewelry A NECK
LACE OF-AZURE BLUE AND
GOLD CLOISONNE will fascinate
her the huge baubles hang
from a chain Of turquoise e.
THERE is A CUTE CIGARETTE
case which the smoking type will
adore 1t is made with a dial
,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-02
nuns TO ATTEND
STATE MEETINGS
st. Johns School Sisters
Going to Bridgeport
Wednesday
WATER
Correspondent Mary CosgreVs
Phone e5b

WATERFOWL, September .. - st.
Johns church: Masses on Sun.
day ct 2, s:i6 and 1000 Q. m. In
Bethlehem at ii:00 o. m. The Chill
dren Of Mary will receive com.
munion In O body OF the Z O'Clock
mass. There will be devotions Sun.
day evening ct Z o'clock.
The O. Y. O. will hold their reg
ular monthly meeting Tuesday eve
ming OF Z o'clock In the school hall
to make plans for The city.wide
track meet TO be held under the aus.
pices Of the combined Waterbury
o. Y. o.
Wednesday, Sept. Q. the sisters Of
st. Johns school and Rev. william
B. Disco, principal, will attend
teachers convention In Bridgeport.
Thursday, Sept. z. the school term
will officially open. Mass for the
children will be celebrated BY the
pastor OF 9 o'clock. The morning
session viii commence ct Q o'clock.
Registration will be held at that time
In the school.
Thursday, St. John Baptist 90
ciety will hold their regular month
ly meeting In the school hall OF Q
o'clock.
Friday evening at 7:so there will
be rehearsal for the senior choir.
Next Sunday will be communion
Sunday for the Holy Name society.
MethodIst Church
Sunday, Sept. 3, li:00 0. M
Worship. Sermon theme: Object!ves
OF Labor. Holy communion will not
be observed until the following
Sunday, Sept. 10. Sunday school
does not resume sessions until that
Sunday.
"wednesday evening ct Q O'Clock
there will DO meeting Of the Mems
club.
Thursday evening at 7:so there
will be Q rehearsal for the adult
choir.
Friday afternoon at 2:3o there
will be q Joint meeting Of the Wo-
mems Foreign Missionary society
and the Womens Home Mission-
airy society. All ladies OF the con-
stituency are invited.
Congregational chuych-Morni
worship ct ii:oo o'clock.
Christ Episcopai chuzch--Hoiy
communion and morning wozship a.
li:00 O'Clock.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-02
Scientists Envision
World Of I tomorrow
Despite Gloomy Outlook Future Holds Much Promise
in Field of Scientific Research, New Inventions

New York, N. Y.-Relieving to-
days black outlook for the future
Is report issued by two thousand
leading scientists OF the United
States, Canada, England, France and
Germany, which emissions o better
world Of tomorrow.
Their views are Expressed In O
survey conducted by q leading bank
ing institution. to discover what
these experts believe will be the OUT
standing contributions from their
respective fields Of research during
the next three years. They reveal q
variety of scientific improvements
Other significant innovations In
pleasanter and raise still further the
American standard Of living.
Among these coming wonders Of
science are glass made of synthetic
resin; insulation Of homes; vacuum
non-cracking concrete; air steriliza-
ton; glass insulation for stoves and
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-02
Realtors See Trend
To Decentralization
Major Topic for Discussion at Coming Annual CCnven.
ton in Los Angeles October 24-27

manship Of Walter 8. Schmidt, past
president of the association, Is now
compiling data available and solu-
tons proposed on the whole range
of problems which concern the
economic health Of business centers
and subcenters. The suggestions pro-
duced are expected to be the back
ground for general convention dis
cussion. The study, expected TO be
continued and To be broadened, looks
to the development Of suggestions
as to action which may be taken By
individuals and by communities ana
groups, 1t Is concerned both with
immediate problems and with long
range adjustments In urban land
and city rebuilding, with the gem
eral objective OF conserving and en-
HANGING present usefulness Of urban
properties. Already under scrutiny
by the committee are such prob
lens as the downtown parking prob
lem and parking provision In BUSH
ness subcenters.
RehaL Citation Planned
Tying In to this whole discussion
Of urban shifts and trends will be
second Lajor topic OF the con-
vention. 1t Is the great possibilities
that exist In practically every city
for rehabilitation Of old structures
that are nevertheless sound struc-
lures for the development Of good
low-cost housing at private initiative.
FILA has already indicated II IL
ready 10 back such undertakings,
when well conceived, with mortgage
insurance.
In the meantime the American In
stitute Of Real Estate Appraisers,
professional branch Of the associa-
ton In the valuation field, has
scheduled on Its program Ut the
coming convention O very specific
discussion OF the influence OF urban
decentralization on central business
values.
David Neiswanger, M, A. J., To-
peka, Kansas, chairman Of the In
stitutes committee on education,
past vice-president OF the associa-
ton and past president o. the Kan
sas Assoc! ton OF Real Estate
Boards, will address the institute on
this subject. George II. Coffin, Jr,
M. A. l., Hollywood, California, will
lead the subsequent discussion.
Older Houses Valuation
How Is the value OF o good sound
house that Is no longer new affect-
ed by construction In the low price
field of house financed on small
down payments and monthly pay
mentsp Appraisers OF the country
will discuss this, too. at the coming
meeting OF the institute ct the Los
Angeles convention.
Boyt T. Barnard, M. A. l., general
partner, Jackson Gross company,
Philadelphia, will open the subject,
and will review basic principles and
procedures OF valuation with special
reference 10 trends affecting the OUT
look for future use OF the house that
Is Ave. ten, fifteen or more years
old.
Charles B. shattuck, M. A. l., head
OF the Shattuek company. Los
Angeles, president OF the In.
stitute and also Of the association
for the southwest region, viii lead
the general discussion 10 follow.