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r8 New Buildings to Be Erected For Ellis Island Aliens Below is an architect' drawing of the ferry house which will be erected on Ellis Island. This it' one of the three buildings recommended by an investigating committee, which found that aliens are well treated by immigration authorities. The cost of the three buildings will be $436,000, and it will come from PWA funds. Hi at I i I Wi. WW 1 i I' ft tmm? SHOE TRUCE SOUGHT Haverhill, March 31 U.P).

Hopeful of an early settlement of the four-week strike of 6,000 Haverhill workers, union officials and owners discussed arbitration at a meeting today. It's Thrifty to Bay how ti i ir. nM i ininiliiiii. 'w-' Our New Shop Immigrants Well Treated, Investigators Report. Ellis Island inspectors were found courteous and humane in their treatment of aliens, the Ellis Committee reported to Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins yesterday.

The committee, of which Carle-ton H. Palmer is chairman, recommended the building of a new Structure for housing immigrants, a recreation building and a ferry liouse. Plans have been drawn for them construction will be Ptarted soon under a public works grant. They will cost $436,000. Plenty of Good Food.

The sea wall, also recommended by the committee, is already in construction and will cost The recommended alterations and repairs will cost $166,800. The committee found the food ample and good, sanitary conditions satisfactory! and no signs of harsh discipline. The report pointed out that comparatively few persons rae held on Ellis Island for further examination because of the rigid examination of immigrants before leaving their native countries for the United States, a second medical 53 WEST 49th STREET JT. C. A.

BuV.dma Men's, Women's, Children's Spring Shoes This is an architect's drawing of the new recreation building to be built on Ellis Island. Feniurina SeBh ARCH PRESERVER Tru-Poise Sryl-Eex $6.95 $10.50 Children's Shoes from S3. SO, according to size. ity of requiring all ships of U. S.

registry carrying aliens to this country to employ as ships surgeons only such physicians as are eligible for a license to practice medicine in New York State. The committee also suggested that the District Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization be authorized to secure the assistance of prominent New York citizens to serve as a Voluntary Board of Visitors to Ellis Island. held at Ellis loland be fully informed at all times why he is being held so that he may know the issue he has to meet. Wards for Medical Care. Six to ten small ward units, each containing two to eight beds, provide better medical care for men and women.

Modification of food contracts so that the commanding officer of the hospital may provide any special food necessary for patients under his care. Consideration of the practicabil- A tf-aa ttirMuafc th M.R.C. Studiaa ar 1 ttta Obsarva. ttaa Roat at Rvcktlellrr Can tar with aaek aurckasa FREE outgoing aliens passed through the New York port last year. Nearly all the recommendations made by the committee for the improvement of conditions on the island had in mind the increased comfort of immigrants.

Among these were: Segregation of all aliens detained for technical reasons, for medical causes and those awaiting deportation for criminal acts, with adequate facilities for their care. Establishment of information services on steamship piers, operated by the companies in conjunction "with various welfare agencies for the benefit of waiting relatives and friends. The requirement that boarding inspectors have a thorough working knowledge of at least one foreign language and of as many as possible, and that their ability in this respect be taken into account in promotions and salary increases. The suggestion that anj alien I -rr examination aboard ship and an inspection of their -immigration 1 papers before landing. i Committee Suggestions.

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