Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1929, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1929. - CONVENTONTOL OF NEXEAN NFLLX 2,000,000 Now in U. S., With Racial Movement Declared Greatest in History. By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, June 28.—The in. flux of Mexicans into the United St was described as the greatest racial movement in all history by Robert N McLean of the city immigration and in- dustrial department of the board .of national missions of the Presbyterian Church in an address before yesterday's sessicn of the fifty-sixth annual con- ference of social work. The convention got under way Wed- nesday, with. more than 3,000 social experts in attendance. Various inter- national problems, including Mexican | immigration, China's social reconstruc- | tion and relations between America and other countries around the Pacific were discussed during the session | Trend of Social Reconstruction in China.” Dr. Thomas Parran, jr., surgeon general of the United States | Public Health Service, declared nearly 11,000,000 persons in the United States were under observation or treatment for | the various social diseases. 10 WOMEN ARE KILLED IN CZECHOSLOVAK BLAST | Twelve Others Expected to Die From Benzine Explosion at Rubber Factory. assistant By the Associated Press. BRATISLAV, Czechoslovakia, June —Ten women were burned to death twelve others were in almost hope- condition last night as the result of a benzine explosion at the rubber factory of the Hoerners-Durmay Co. Many additional workers recejved lesser injuries. 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