The evening world. Newspaper, December 14, 1920, Page 20

_— Pees SOT SEAT ne Ne ete tile a epee 4 ee, Sate atin ies re err be -~BIGGEST SEAPLANE. ‘BEING BUILT BY NAVY, DEPARTMENT % Giant Blying Boat Will Be | ThreetTimes Larger Than a , NC. bs HE dfpartment has under- takerg the construction at the naval’ aircraft factory of a giant “flying boat, larger than any now in existence. As planned, this will be « 602000-pound vessel, with metal wing structures and a com- bination of nine Liberty métors in three groups, This is a develop- ment from @he NC-4 type, the first acroplane to, cross the Atlantic, but the expamsion to nearly three times the norunal displacement of the NC-4 involves a number of difficult technival problema.— From the annual report of Secre- tary of the Navy Da ——_. PEDDLED IN UNIFORM. Three Arrested for Selling Magn- sines tn sabway. For selling an “A. E. ¥." magazine in the subway, three x-service men were arrested at the Cortlandt Street station jast aight by Charles Jackson, _an Interborough detective, and taken to, the Old Slip Station. The prisoners said they are Harry A. Ford and Wil- liam Christ of No. 270% Ninth Street, ‘Brooklyn, and Louis Hamitton of No, 10 Finest Street. Hach gave-his age as twenty-one. According to Jacison, the three pieced a copy of the magazine on the lap of each passenger, and Hamilton aaked them to buy the publication to +aid former soldiers. The three wore army walforms without coats. Hamilton said he was gassed with the old 23d iment of Brooklyn and ts unable to raturn to his old calling as salesman, ving been forbidden to work indoors. hie rent had been raised and ing magazines to TWO HELD AS ABOUCTORS. Charged with “ebtncting Afteen-year- 014 Pearl Adelman of No. 994 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn, Frank Termine, nineteen, of No. 1118 Wuloughby Ave nue, and Anton Cuccharia, seventeen, of No. 99 Starr Street, were hel in the Gates Avenue Court yesterday by Mag- 00 bail each for ex- ‘The hors the girl were Srreste on, Sunday in'Meridess Conw, The g'! sald t Termine about a eee 5 Termini romised to Barry her ff she would #2 away with Bim.” an Hag the pare som Pe rents Untverstty, o ROCHDSTER, N. ¥., Dee, 14.—Presi: dent Rhees of the University of Roches AS HOUSING RELIEF | Co-operative Home Buiklers to Organize City-Wide Move- ment To-Night. A mass meeting will be held in the High School of Commerce, No. 140 Wrat 6th Street, to-night to perfect ongant- ration of & Co-operative Home Bullders’ Association in an effort to solve the housing problem. Tt Js plarmed to start a city-wide co- operative buliding programme that will fot only provide homes for salary and wage oarners and others affected by the money. Existing tenants’ otgantzations Will be Invited to co-operate and em ployers Will be asked to further the movement as a matter of food business, “Co-operative bullding 1s the only way to ond the present crisis,” said C. 1. Schub, a contractor of No, 122 124d Street, who ie organizing the m ment, “Something must be done to che fa situation in which plane were filed for only two apartment houses in one month While plans were filed for twenty-cne garages and stables, as waa the case in Manhattan. Practically all the bul.d- ing planned or under way now Js for | business purposes. “The spedlative builder, on whom the public. formerly depended for 90 per cent, of Ite construction, has been driven out of the market by the refusal of the banks to furnish him more than 50 per cent, of the capital he needs. The ta- veator will not, build because he door | not want the risk under the new rent | laws and other uncertainties.’ oo ELECTRIC RATE STILL LOW. Court Proceeding: Brooklyn. On the request of defendant's counsel, Bupreme Court Justice Benedict in Brooklyn yesterday adjourned for one week & hearing on the application of the city to continue @ temporary injunc- ton granted last week by Supreme Court Justice Aspinall restraining the Brooklyn Edison Company from in- creasing its rates approximately I per cent. Jn granting the adjournment Jus- tlee Benedict continued in force the temporary injunction. eee for the Edison Company sald] city would be held able for all | Gamage which je company might aut- fer by reason of the injunction. y Increase in ¥ burner mame & CO., Broad St.” .N. ¥., Dee, 14. MUILDMBR AND. LANDLOMDS ter announced to-day that Mra, Henry . Rose & & Co. A,,,gtrong haw given, $900,000 for the alv auditorium to seat about 1,600 persons. 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