Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1931, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1931. gé hl B DING SCHENE 1 R ING YR ARy~ Toom Pic FLeT —— | 10 SOLVE TRAFFIC Three Harvard Students Find | Hope in Large Self-Con- tained Structures. By the Associated Press CAMBRIDGE, Mass., December 28— Three Harvard student engineers, who sought answers to traffic problems that have grown with the automobile era, yesterday reported that the future line | of growth of cities will lead toward large-scale, self-c buildings “if the means of ation are not altered by some as yet undeveloped agency.” | The three students McClintock, visited can cities, wh traffic enginee: ners, police o and re- reported finding N of the new stjle of building during their trip. Completeness of Building. 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