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The Coolidge examiner., 1930-09-05

TRADE FOR REAL ESTATE
29model S-cylinder Hupmobile cou-
pc; first-class condition. Address
H. B. Robertson, Purina Service
man, randolph, Arizona. 26-tf
The Coolidge examiner., 1930-09-05

STRAYED From home at Cool
idge, milk goat; black and white,
with one ear slit in two places. So
reward for return or information.
Phone Coolidge News or Examiner.
The Coolidge examiner., 1930-09-05
AFTER THE HARDWARE
BUSINESS

}. W. Nichols, representative of
the Arizona Hardware Co. of Phoe-
NIX, was a guest at the San Carlos
Hotel Wednesday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1930-09-05

Contributed by Supporters
in Coolidge, Florence and
Casa Grande.)
New Britain herald., 1930-06-20

expert of the Tribune. by whom Llrzle was employed as q gargland reporter.
 After he had outlined his plans TO the city council, Acting Commis- =1orsr Alcock began his revamp1ng Of the detective squad Of the 900 detectives, Alcock ordered TOO be zent to patrol the streets. leaving only the 200 best for special work The choice of the 200 was left by Al roo1 10 John Norton. nantd yester- day as the new chief Of detectives.
 Cant. John Ryan. machine gun ner and aviator with the Amerlcan forces n France. and responsible for 'he capture and conviction Of Midget Fa~0etes-one of the dangerous crwfra'\ of I decade ago-was named ny Alcock as Norton's assist ant.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-20

Nourse Rogers IS wearing q smock n the house n hot weather. T. Is black with white collars and cuffs and was made by girl constituents.
 New York-Jeterson De Angells, T. IS TO celebrate next Thursday evening the 60th anniversary of his first appearsncs on the stage.
 Bueros Alres-Avenlda Thomas Ava Edison ls 8 heauu.ul riverside boulevard on reclaimed land or which two power houses are s1tuat- =d. r. has been named with cere- r-o1v n honor ot the lrCandescent lamps golden jubilee
 san Fra1clsco-Nrs. Reuben s Sl=tzht ot Ann Arcor. Mich. has re- c=lyed S1oaoo rom the Nauonal Electric Light aSsociauon. represent 1nE the first rrlze for an essay her husband wrote forscastlnE develop n-=r- of slsc-rica1 jr5usrrv He was killed ir s1 slrnlane crash IT 1H77 7.L.l= gathering information on Vermont food conditions.
 Nv Yorz-B=cause ot 7-oryr7 ouz oh7=--ors to Owen Wlsrer's hook on Roosevelt. if Is announced. punnca- ro7 Is r=irE withheld r1u the pub fishers can Eet ir touch with the author. who IS abroad
New Britain herald., 1930-06-20
Crime Clearing House Opened Today
 To Help Combat Chicago Gangsters

Chicago June 20 LP,-From q crlne cIaatlng house opened m a loop skyscraner. q reorganIzed po- lice force today advanced upon gangland.
 The unI1ed Headquarters was de cldad on last night by all of the law enforcement officials Of Chicago and Cook county. including Acting To lice Commissioner John H. Alcock. States Attorney John A Swanson. Coroner Herman \ Burdesen and tinted States District Attorney George [ e. Johnson.
 The speusI office. these onic1s k zal5. will rot he closed until they solve the murder Of Alfred CJakeD LIngle. reporter.
 C- F. Fathhun a Tribune attorney assigned as spe-ral assistant states attorney n the I1nEle investigation is 1n charge ot the Loop office. aided hy Patrick Roche chief investigator and Attorney James Moshane. legal
New Britain herald., 1930-06-20
Flashes of Life

eT "a : 4sso~.s-s- Press
 . New To-E-Wh=c Larry Gould -~y-es -.z sweetheart l. Coesr know -.z. he $ gong . say a-a -hen ha has finished h. Coes1 know what te has sad SI-1 T5s Rear Atr,l-zI By-d'z preface 70 h.s o4-- remarks T 2 banquet He vas ret=r-.-g TO r-- second 1T Cc1-Cao1. Cr Lawrence NJ Gould, E@o-oEl5' Of -rA A1rarr'Ic expedition.
 Newport. 2 A Ea1dero.-t -an1- fly reur4on Is =-ar--as with The liar -s-d-YsL L= regatta Mrs. N9rlAl Van -der5tIt Ch1rcL Is ertsrta11l1g ar her ror-s tomorrow for tne first tune her +zrne-. William F Vanderbilt his bride. he former Fosauo1d Ian caster Us-bur-o- and Nc a15 Mrs. Earl Y smith. Mrs. Church ls Mrs S-t.r= z-s'sr
 New vc-.-ErooELvr 1zrrelor -ss-o-. rho has several t-usz de scr.ae1 r.s dlAlrgL-l=s 1T re-slmng uruarrte4. .s 10 7-at The Fev. Dr Henry C c4ermsn. pastor Of St Paol= Lutheran church IS engaged -o Mss Grace AItera1. beauty who ta!p@d carry -t= dalsv cham at 4delpht college All sorts Of tricks are thought ot 70 m tte special in rerest ot he L-r-arr,ad minister or-e said believe I could write down the names Of 10 very sweet g.rIs mo have cA=- suggested 70 re ss wonderful oosz.12l-rIes for the rarsorzSa
 BslrraorA--ro doctors. members Of high Ch.nese t5-l.les. have mar red Ferr DIen Dian Ph. D. Is the bride ot -eunE Nv. ~ho has re- ceived the degree Of Doctor Of Tur- lsprude1cA st Startord Both have been zrgdv,-E recently q Johns Hopkins
 Washington earessrtat--= Edith
New Britain herald., 1930-06-20
City Items

Voters of Sicilian birth or extrac- ton will meet tonight to consider reorganization of the Archimedes Athletic and Political club. The meeting will be held at IS Sexton street, under the chairmanshlp of Joseph Blanca
 The thrill of lifetime-The Four Devils. St. Joseph's Carnival tonight. -advt
 Walter Mahoney of 1n2 Winthrop street reported to the police today the theft of his bacycle from his yard
 Don't miss The Four Devils. St. Joseph's Carnival tonight,-advt.
 Save so per cent on wallpaper Big savings on paints, varnlsh. brushes now during the annual John Boyle Go. sale. S-5 Franklin So.
 you'll never forget The Four Devils. St. Josephs Carnival tonight. -advt
 The 4. Nash Co. sult. J, Ryan, 22 Roxbury Road Tel. 2909.-advt.
 Worthy Temple. Pythlan Sisters, will hold q regular meeting tonight at Judd's hall. This will be the last meeting until September.
 Mss Huldah Sandberg Of t62 Maple street IS expected home this weekend from 2 trip to Colorado and Wyoming. She has been visiting her sister, Mrs Nels Strandberg of Laramie. Wyoming
 The thrill of q lifetime-The Four Devils. st. Josephs Carnival tonight. -a dvt
 Officer William Cronin was noti fed last night that John Wazsik, IT, Of - East street. has not been home n two weeks and his father is deslr- ous of locating him.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-20
Wedding I shers Act as
 Pail Bearers at Funeral

h.5 welding two weeks ago acted as pzlIaearers a- he funeral Of Robert T0resso. ta The rssr man. Ernest Lesso. was also I pa.lhearar.
 Toresso vas uarrled June ? 70 Dorothy Brersforf 4 few days later he complained ot ! sore throat and 2 doctor sad t= had sr infected -orsl Ills condition rap.dlv became worse and on SarGr5sy h@ vss ra- moved to 2 hospital Ar ansc==s had formed or the tors.l and hls Condl- tloc. had grov-1 roo delca-e for ar operation. Ha dted Monday morning
New Britain herald., 1930-06-20
Mannish Suitings Loom
 On Fall Style Horizon

FsE-s- J.Ea -| TI-I171IS. 5l--- -1-z. smooth finished. as opposel -c rouen tlnlshe1 twAes are tIgnr- l1e # out with horlespu-s and mix turaS for supremacy n autumn tailored fashions.
 The newer sl!tlncs have a slight >scerdancv over tweed for shor. coated tailored suits For the three quarter coated suits and thzY viii he many for autumn the louEc tTeeds still are tavorl-es.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-20
NADDALENA PLANS
 TRANSPORTING HOP
Pilot May Attempt Flight From
 Rome to Gotham

Nor-=ceno. 1talv June 2o q - Follourrr his recent capture ot tuo wo-ld awatcn record=-lonE d's- ta-ce and endurance IT a closed clr- cu!t-Com m-and@r Humber Nadia lsns ts planning 2 Alghr from Rome 70 E=w York
 He probably r.u u=e rh= same slru-z-e that broke t1z records, s ssvo.s -Mzrlhzr- g f4B. and tahe --s fv!1e co-ranlor. L1eu-arsnr Fz-sro C@ccor. along gong ty the Azores with c- without 2 stop.
 H. $ urcer.z3r. of coarse. u-rl the las- r-or-=--. for %a11alens is n government ==ryr-= and the Ir7'- zs- Eove-nne-- %==rs such matters Gssp secrets r--+t} so-=thl1E has z-- -uauv -svelor=E. Scarcely anyone E-ev Ntsdzal=-a had taken of for c.s r=co-7 A-gh- u--l -= had 1=f1 almost -o hours 1T 1H2 ar. had --zr=.=1 nearly 2 r-H -0l=s and had safely broken ro-h records
 --= szrols -2L5rc.=--l : 5+F IS 2 -1.- --s-= e that us=1 hv F=r-s--- s-4 Del P.=-= IT rhe.- fight from po22= 70 E-a-.,. 2 distance os +.51o --M=z T. IS 2 s.-ELA--otore1 r--1o- 7tzre consr.uct=+ ot wood except for +h= 'zr5!1E g=s- and motor car r.zE=. which z-= ot =t=a1 and zlur-r- -4-7 The motor IS suspended s-o-e -2z t-sz-zE=
 The gasoline tanks. cs E- r---te-. a-= -t+5=- .- --= 5=-too+ El-E 27 -vs groups os rt--a rA= central y5-st.-1-zs --= reserve e --1 Ez-- -o-s. --= ---zL czpart-v 1s 1 +5' gal Ions -t= csorr ran -s c-os=4 u-5 co1t2--s -o-
 r4es Tat Motor
 --= motor .z E.a-. 1=velorl-E g from 57o -c f-' -ors=7o0-=-. T. sends r1e p,2-a alo-z .. mauma-- ve.9c.-y e: 14- oLez Q=~ hour
 sr=c.a' innovation + --= 7o7@- n r-or=lI=- 7roz= rare can r= ~z-.=d n assls- -- t4er-E ort 7.r- @y--z--L.-z-- loads For h-s -=-or @.g1- Nz--zL=-z 1zz znt= n -=7-= --4 ground 7-r- =.r-t r7~z ot t.-l ---s tz enough n -s-~v tr-- under t4ro-zcL= v-a-h=~ s~r~- rc~= -o N=r York at1 1=g5-4 t- ra= Ms stssarl
 Na11al=~s $ orz o< the most cor- orxul -gu-=z ot ,rt=r0s-onaI srEs- TOT H. IS B. has performed =oiae cs tHs nos Gs-rz-ols o+ 4-shts s,L u=srs -a-e= silver medals s-5 o-= ot bronze t0r --.l--zrv rsEor , s.rvAr ro=1z' for a=-o- a'l-.cal 's'o- ard r7o na- r-oss=z.
 Y O-.ore- 1927. -a -aE= q c-,l!s= os -r= Balkan sfz+a=. F-szts Scardirs-a. Germany and S7t-zer- land. nth S7tola f2 hvd-oPls-@
 n June. 1925 hgs ra--e 7as ln ne -=vsrar@~s ot rns world for hlE heroic rescue work IT +r= arcrc re, g.o-s vh=re General Mobile and hls crew .: tc= dl~lz-ol2 Italla' ~5r' losr. He. r-th h-z co-r.sor. Csq-alr Cagra. were E-s- -o s-E1- Eoh.-a.. l.r-la red tent and drop rroElsEor' and --a-e-Lale -o +-= stranded ore7 rom the ar.
 Lt.utenzn- Ce-cont iz II vszr younger. zad has hsz1 4--2g on- ---=A wears
New Britain herald., 1930-06-20
LOCAL FACTORIES VOTE
 QUARTERLY DIVIDENDS
American Hardware Corp, [. F. & C. \. < J.. and Union Mfg. Go.
 Boards Take Action

Stockholders ln local manufactur- ing companles will receive quarterly dividend checks soon In accordance with votes passed by their directors
 The American Hardware CorpoSa ton will pay s1 quarterly for She remainder Of the year Directors of Landers, Frary & Clark have voted three per cent regular and one per cent special. Stockholders of the North &5 Judd Manufacturlng Go. will be paid two per cent, and the Unlon Manufacturing Co. d. rectors at a meeting held yesterday afternoon voted to pay 67 1-2 cents q share
 Directors Of the Fafnlr Bearing Co. will meet next week.
 USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-06-20
HOYlAkE HAS FIVE
 TOUGH END HOLES
Quintet of Heart Breakers Has
 Been Bane Of Many Golfers
Bv q. E kEELER For the Associated Press


 Hovlske Eng June % (Pl-The British open golf championship at Hovlake has revealed. SO far as this correspondent can ascertain. the toughest tve rnl5h-E holes Of any golf coure on winch this fixture or any other of malor importance has vel been contested.
 Any one O. halt dozen com rerl-ors no matter what the out come can lz awake at night and brood ov=r the collective dlfrcultlez and pertIs ot the fvs holes aeg-e- rat1rE 1z55 wards ln length which f they had only managed with some regularity in an average ot four shots would have captured the ha- cor.
 Eorhv Iores managed 10 lead at --= rale-Rav mark manly because h= stuck closely to h's standard at rh= Arrsh e hls first two rounds L=o DLeg=i Mac smith and Jim Bsr7=s. 70 go TO farther. depleted t-elr chances ar the midway mark hv us1-E 100 many dves and slxef ovAr that atahclral stretch of which ra- IS s-4-5-4-- while the hlE hitter and first rank golfer may possibly average fcurs
 Jones troubles SO far have been corCe--ratzt on rh= frs, three holes. Par for rhIs luzrv waroper on the first three holes ts If The first .o4r1 he 100. s-=-5 and the second rou1e tz= rz-1e- dreadful 5-=-f, nus Elv5r= zuzv Ave extremely riz=- tal strokes -o o-I man par which in rhe light Of all subsequent events h. could have ueA5 70 great advantage T do not remember pLavlr= worse zolt n batter sdyan-aEe." sad Boh- rr sfr=r 11s second round T could easily have played ha-'=r golf for 75 7 h=r= ! rcz-3z= 10 srrspe T and in zo-a manner Eer oIt n front
 C.- -ra o-h=r hand. leo Dlez@I 7.-o got zTsv. rfrn 2 E5 on hrs out ward rou~7e-- yesterday and started home 5-5-=-s. r1uz belrE thr=@ m der tours. ran mo q d4va=tztlnE e1 2t the 44E-vsr1 18th and three puts a- the long -rth put another hon -7-5 on hls czr7 there H. had 10 dc 0ar or rh= other TWO holes for 2 73 winch l=f- him five strokes out o' the lead at rhe halfway mark
 Mac Srrh vas thre= over four: on the same ar= holes to be tat 71th DI=Eel zr4 young Don Moe did --e same -z3~=z for 2 tie along with these dlsrarzutshAd comra-~lo+= Jones. IT r1ro rounds. managed r-4r-==tg s- average ot four tor -ne -5=r five holes and -ra- rooE ID t-z =ts~E ot rfs so-~-- operirs n horr ea~e=
 I r.zh, do some thing srop-t t-g= courze f co1ld E@t tr -h@ frs three ro1@s." sad Eorh~ d4spon 14-ttv o'lr IT never do Y Thest holes seem to have my goat
 The venerable Fre1 Robson. re r4y=-a.zd by ste=l shafts l1 his root rIuos ree1ed tou-s or the last tv' holes ro r,A Jones and slipped ov= 70 i've ' the ---h alter he had pull @1 h,s drlve 70 he one stroke tahi- he lead q rhe halfway mark
 Jones used 3G puts l1 rhe secon round hollns or!v r7.o fairly lon ones hG- heinz steady enough or n zhort ones 70 E=@p htc7 well IT th hunt
 Don Noe told me hls butter save, hlm all the vav lr the second ~our 7ten he started rtA second rlr@ B. and thus prepared margins for n Avez ths- followed
New Britain herald., 1930-06-20
HONOR SCHOIAR

Norvs.k. June n - Saunders NacLane O. this cl-r. 1co was grad uatef with the hesr scho!srshlp rec- ord ever made bv 2 Yale student ras guest ot honor q 2 dinner spor. sorad hv the Potary. klUarts Lions and Chamber Of Commerce
New Britain herald., 1930-06-20

Fish eyes are considered . table dehcacy n the est Indles.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-20
SIR THOMAS LIPToN ILL

Southgate. Middlesex. England. June 20 UP)-Sir Thomas Lipton. famous British sportsman, was con- fined to his home today by sever. cold.
 His physicians forbade him to tourney to Bangor to attend today : Royal Ulster Yacht club regatta. Sir Thomas Shamrock V has been pre- pairing for the Americas cup races
New Britain herald., 1930-06-20
Mir. and Mrs. P. F. King
 Married for 24 Years

Mir and Mrs. Patrick r. King yes terdav observed their 24th wedding anniversary. They were married III St Joseph's church by the late Rev
 Dr E. F Moore. Mir. klnE is pres ldent of the school board. a position
New Britain herald., 1930-06-20

wsshing,on-F-aressn.at.z= Edith
New Britain herald., 1930-06-20
CUSTER EFFORTS
 n REACH COURTS
Detroit Mayors Case Subject of
 Long Petition

D=--ol-. J--s 1 .H-Wl-h 2 p='l- --c- h=zrl-E --- --1 names officially or =l= 5e-z-5t-E -hs recall ot movement tezv- IT o-= -Az- 2 month 70 7rzz expected t9 md 1-s way mo he courts tcdav From solrrzs dose -o --= zEr--r5s-rs r 1zs .=sr-=1 --sr z- .~-u~-'ror rrctshIy would t= =ouze- zr7o1-L-E City ~Ier. F.-hz-z ". Faa1t-z rom ls- =li-z -n= call for a1 etzr-lr- or the recall Q, -Ee mayor. ss r= E required -o do within i've t4ys f I sufficient number ot tcr7 55= signatures are -o1-s o2 -l-= pe--~o-- Th- zrour5z 70 r= urged for s.rc a1 lr-G-ct.oc 7=~- ror revealed
 Clerks Cheek Name
 If=s-n--la -r= r--v r'e-- had 3 t---- -4 n rl=r1s B -yor- Cra-l.r~E -'-= signatures o- fhe r=-'-.c- s=ar-=t he voters. r=z-z-ralo- l=r H. e1- -@--z to compete he cr4-A within the five days required ny law. and 1-.=5- =-7nlreE 5ro17 SD tolrz. 70 -4M tr= el=-ron fur 7a-e.- 11 days. o~ sr01' Iuly n.
 Mayor Bou-=5 o1zr7-r=r'za= the -.-z If t-e r=r-o- zz -te most -o--=r-r r-Ihl=. cows~ztv and dazp-r- able thing that rzs ev=~ Cr~-= 70 my attention and ! corsrlrsrv or the rs~r of csr-z-- seI6=r E-5usLs 70 5tsr~=i.- r-= and 70 remove me from ctsrr= 20 that --=-r o7-o selfish l--er- =s-s may h= served
 John Eil=sr= r0-.~- .szLorar ot r.r.t- works s-1 ronz-6=~@1 the mayor rlEtr hand man declared. w. haven't arvcra ro heat 1ho hasn't ce=c beaten before and A .o- CT zuys are gong 70 lezrr q lot If things 7ho-r fEhrl-E
 CllIasp-= a former po,.-e ror-r.s- =lo~@-. figures largely IT the -harE@s ro-ra-ce5 IT the reczu pA-l-4o- r .- alleged +1s- rL= mayor gave h,n c=l-ls- d1r=--lo1 ot pg5I0 ga-rsg F disposal desp.r@ Guzzp-es ~.ors prlvs-e monopoly ot that husIr=ss+
 Claim Secrecy Adopted
 C-1ar charges n r1e perIuo1 re ter ro dismissal Of faItr1II r1ploves S-I> >-. l- .ig- f- @~i-i -. y LOT v c L4E4 ness n pubic affairs tolerance O. lzrlessress hv law entorc.rg sg@1. cI=s arlpulatIo- of patronz Et and 71h..c funds ro Heid . poll'lra --a-1lnA and threats q -oA specs! ot r--1lc.psl on-ers2tp ot rhe srcae car system by artsr-p -p-.-E -o rslsf tzre- and -1= discharge ot Frart ro1ze-s as s-rA@r -s..Tsv Co-.--.ls =-orsr
New Britain herald., 1930-06-20

which he has held for a number of years. He is assistant secretary of the Stanley Works MT. and Mrs King have five children: Eileen. Catherine. Grace. Robert and Rich- ard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-09

House in Alexandria Built in 1895.
The Lloyd House at Alexandria. Va.
was built in 1895. The brickwork has
not the varied texture Of many OF the
Maryland houses. There Is q simple
entrance DOORWAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-09
LEGAL FIGHT PLANNED
ON TREASURY RULING
Taxing Method on Real Estate
Transactions Regarded by Mary
landers as Confiscatory.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, August "a recent
decision by the United States Treasury
Department affecting certain land own
erS Is to bring determined fight before
the Fifth District Court of Appeals with
a view to reversing this new regulation
by Uncle Sam, says G. Philip Pitt,
secretary of the Baltimore Real Estate
Board.
The decision provides that accumu-
lated carrying charges, such as taxes
and mortgage interest, shall not be
computed in the cost of the land in
determining the amount of profit sub
ject to the income tax; that only such
charges as have been paid for the cur
rent year may be figured as part
OF the cost, according to Pitt. In 9TH
er words, if an inactive holding COM
pany should sell in 1880 for 100000
a tract of land which it had acquired
in 1910 at $4,000, Uncle Sam would
demand income tax on all of the $780,
900 except the carrying charges for
the current year in which the sale is
consummated, he contends.
This is claimed to be a complete
reversal of the regulation which has
been operative since 1924, and those
organizing the fight contend that any
such method of taxation is "confisca-
ton"
The transaction cited, inAtead of
producing a profit, would represent a
substantial loss to the investor because
taxes and compound interest even at
4 per cent would consume far more
than the difference between the pur-
chase and sale prices, opponents Of
the rule declare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-09
Greatest Growth in History.

Decreasing world demand for bay
rum is being felt seriously in the Island
of st. Thomas. in the Virgin Islands,
where bay4rum manufacture Is an i'm
portant industry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-09
EMERGENCY LOAN
FINANCING URGED
Creation of Short Term
Agencies for Home Owners
Is Proposed.

Creation of short term financing
agencies to make emergency loans ex-
clusively to home owners who, through
unforeseen emergencies, lack funds with
which to meet payments, interest
charges or taxes. was urged by Dwight
l.. Hoopingarner before the United
States Building and Loan League, in
its convention last week.
Mr.. Hoopingarner is executive man
ager of the American Construction
Council, of which Franklin D. Roose-
welt Is honorary president.
Cites average" Figures.
Calling attention to the fact that IS
per cent of the countrys population
has. in normal times, an average an
nual income of $4,000 or less, Mr..
Hoopingarner stated that the rank and
file of people who undertake home
ownership often do so on very small
margins.
Families of small means carefully
plan their little budgets to meet home
owning payments so they can have
their own homes and build up a little
equity" said the speaker. Sometimes,
however. unforeseen emergencies arise
death, unemployment, sickness and
other unexpected drains on the budget
put the family in the position of not
being able to meet the payments on the
home. Often a few hundred dollars
would save such homes. Such a situa-
ton has undoubtedly come about for
many thousands of families during the
past IL months.
Take Drain OF Savings.
"Such financing would avoid the de-
pletion of years of savings, or in the
more serious cases would prevent de-
linquency in tax payments or in pay
mentS on principal and interest on
mortgage indebtedness. Such loans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-09
u. S. STATES HEADS
TOAD HOME BUYING
Miller Says Federal and Bust
ness Officials Work Stimu-
IateS House Owning.
Continued From First Page.)

come as a result of his conference
headed by Secretary Lamont, will not
be a pern1t.--e"' one.
Greatest Growth in History.
THE growth Of America during the
last 10 years, according to the present
census, is the ~reatest We have ever
enjoyed during a similar period, and
this growth augurs well for the posi-
ton of thu home builder. According to
the chart prepared by the National
Real Estate Board. residential building
reached its peak in about March, 1928
since which time there has been an
almost uninterrupted decline. The first
noticeable upturn since then was indi-
Gated in February, 1890. Residential
building Is now in the ascendency.
Records in the District of Columbia
show that we have sold more new
houses in the first six months of 1880
than were sold in the same period in
1929. New houses are being sold faster
than they are being built, and de-
tached homes are being sold faster than
any other class of houses. If sales con-
tinue during the coming six months as
they have in the past six months. we
will have at the beginning of 1881 fewer
new houses on hand than at any time
since 1922.
President Hoover's commission will
undoubtedly do much to stimulate home
building and home owning. 1t is to
consider not only finance but design
and equipment and city planning ana
transportation, and its object is to pro-
duce in homes greater comfort. a re-
duction in cost by improved design and
the layout of residential areas more In
keeping with modern ideas than has
been true in the past.
Survey Over Nation.
The National Association of Real
Estate Boards Is at the present time
engaged in survey of unutiliZed SUBJ
divided properties throughout the Ma
ton. There has been in the past
decade too much unwise subdividing
Fertile farm land in and around our
great metropolitan areas has been taken
out of production as such, divided into
lots and sold by high-preSSure methods
to investors who will probably never
get back in most cases their original in
vestment. These subdivisions are in
many instances not developed in any
sense, and where only partially devel-
oped they are an economic burden upon
the community in which they are 10
Gated. The Presidents commission
would do well to investigate this condi-
ton, with q view to making 1t harder
to subdivide land unless there Is a very
apparent need for it in the growth Of
our urban areas
Real estate today is, in the opinion
Of many, at its low, and the prudent
buyer would do well to take advantage
Of the present opportunity to buy his
home"