Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1925, Page 17

REAL ESTATE. OTY PLANIS URGED FORUNBUILT AREAS National Realty Body Will| Join Conference to Be Held in New York. ! Appreciating the importance of city planning in connection with subdivi- | sions and other real estate develop- } ments, the nal Association of Real Estate Bc will participate in the international conference on town, 1 regional planning which ¥y April 20-25. rence will be held in con. junction with the American City Plan. 1 ning Ins Society the American e Architect: Ohio, will sion on control of the land into illiams of line provisions for enfo plan, and Phillip Nichols, Boston, wil s how to prevent building in of- | y mapped streets. e traffic problem will be an-| other chief division of the conference | ring out of arterial Ssed from the ex-| perience of the great cities of Europe | and Americz In the M. Bassett, ning conference Edward | unsel to the New York committee, will point out ! importance of court review | zoning measures.— The conference | lso- will consider the influence of zoning on high buildings and on street traffic. zoning round table will be held twice daily Airplane Future Aid. . The airplane and its relation to the city plan of the future will be dis- cussed by Maj. William N. Nensley, jr., U. S. A., commanding officer of the Air Service at Mitchel Field. Notable authorities on city 'and re- gional planning and zoning who will take part in the conference from Eu- ropean countries include: G. L. Pepler, past president British Town Planning Institute; Dr. Raymond Unwin, chief architect of the British ministry of health; Dr. R. Heiligenthal, ober- baurat, Berlin; Prof. Sverre Pederson, city architect, Trondhjem, Norway; August Bruggeman and Jacques Greber, professors at the Paris School of Higher Civics; Noulan Cauchon, consulting engineer, Ottawa, Canada; S. Hurst Seagar, F. R. L. B. A., vic president of the New Zealand Insti tute of Architects; Dr. Joseph Brix, regierungsrat, professor at the Tech- nical High School, Berlin-Charlotten- burg; Dr. van Poelje, chief of The Hague Educational Department; G. Montague Harris, . bagrister-at-law, British ministry of heafth, and C. B. Purdon, finance director of Welwyn Garden City. An exhibit of city planning as it been carried on in American and uropean communities will be a fea- ture of the conference. LICENSE LAW UPHELD. Court Approves Measure Restrict- ing Real Estate Activities. Provision of the real estate hren%e} law of New York that an unlicensed who demands flnd rece tate broker is l\ahlP to a penalty the sum of four times the amount ed has just been upheld by a Cathedral bighfands Onehalf block west of Cathedral Avenue at the intersection of Massachusetts Avenue, Wisconsin Avenue and Cathedral Avenue A home built to conform to your individ- ual ideas is readily obtainable here—this organization will finance and build the home you have always dreamed of at a substantial saving over the cost of a e SEEK FREAK MURDERER. Mutilated Body of Girl Prompts Hunt for Abnormal Criminal. CHICAGO, April 25.—The police are checking over descriptions of a list of more than 100 girls who have disappeared here in the last vear in | an effort to identify the headless torso | of a young woman found in a catch basin here two days ago. veral relatives of missing girls called at the county morgue in an effort to identify the body, but were unable to do so. Satisfied that the| woman had been murdered, the au- thorities are Jooking for a man of rare pathological personality as the slay tion, i ch an atroclous murder, hacking off arms and head, with an ax or For that reason we are looking for a man of rare patholog- al make-up as the WANTS PADLOCK LIFTED. Cook Denies He Sold Any Liquor to Prohibition Agent. George F. District Supreme Court to remove the adlock’ iffbourne, 1855 Calvert street north- t, recently placed at the request tes Attorney Gordon for ‘'ook yesterday asked the ions of the national pro- | Cook denies that he ever made a sale of liquor to James L. Asher, the prohibition agent on whose afidavit the application of the Government for dlock’ injunction is based. the affidavit “maliciously presented by Attor- n & Smith and A. 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