The evening world. Newspaper, November 7, 1919, Page 11

WAS U.S. SOLDIER AND WOUNDED, BUT CAN'T BE A CITIZEN AERIAL MAIL ACTIVITIES = ji TO BE SUBJECT OF INQUIRY House Committee Will Consider Cost of Service and Advisabil- ity of Continuing It. WASHINGTON, Nov, 7.—Inquiry into the aerial mail activities of the Post Office Department wii! be made by mem- bers of the Post Office and Post Roads Committee to-day when that body takes up a bill to provide for aero- WASHINGTON MARKET Vesey — Fulton — Washington — West— Streete IS STILL OPEN Max Weinstein Runs Into Bar-| rier Raised in Naturaliza- tion Bureau, Additional light was thrown on the | om: workings of the local offices of the Naturalization Bureaus in thie elty to- @ay by Max Weinstein, a discharged « soldier of the 24 Division, who after twenty-two montns oversens is unable | fo to secure his second citizenship pa- pers, although he made application for them in France and has beon in this country for more than thirteen years. Weinstein, who lives at No, 276 Bast 187th Street, complains to The Breaing | ve World that despite the fact that he! took the oath of loyalty tn France, and was sworn in as @ citizen by a Cap- tain in the Medical Corpa, he has been told by naturalisation officials at No. 5 Bookman Street that they do not know where his citizenship papers are, and that be will have to bring up two witnesses and make additional “As a momber of the 6th Mnchine @an Battalion of the 24 Division, I was wounded In the St. Mihiel offen- naive,” says Weinstein, “In accordance with general army orders published December, 1918, I made application for second papers; took the oath of loy~ this did not ‘take’ I went to Branch of the Nat turelieation at No. 6 Beekm= “After | it to on here, i was told Wat they y I could pad Sptheate for Christus Souffias, publ Evening Wofld Nov. 3, and Lo ing tt with own case that they don’t, “I have to this bureau several times and O° they atill ineist I JAMES McCREERY & CO. 5th Avenue 34th Street Special VICTROLA OUTFIT Records to . the amount{of.... We will place The Above Outfit in your home on the payment of $6.00 Down Balance in small monthly payments. $130.00 $10.00 $140.00 plane mail service between New York City and San Francisco, introduced by Chairman Jullus Kahn of the House Military Affairs Committee, This is the first hearing of postal ee since mall of —% othe suppos eee a sehien ars marae were ‘Ome C ‘Commttce that ‘the Post Office De Fite roa fi iam 1n6 ‘erring mails from trains to aeroplanes when they did not contain aerial pow rauiries will be. inude into the gost of operating aerial wit! View to determining the advisability, o ite continuation, e Kahn In spite of the butchers’ strike it will remain open and will continue to ren- der to the people that important service which it has rendered without interruption for more than 100 years. Washington Market Merchants Ass’n The Store is closed at 5 P. 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