Evening star., 1932-12-17

these cities shown an increase owe
Due to the fact that few large
projects may be punched in one month
rather than evenly spread out, the fig
ures for one month alone may prove
misleading but judging conditions by
the average performance over the past
few months, small but nevertheless
real improvement still is evident" the
Bradstreet statement explains.
The report points out, however. that
the improvement was closely restricted
lantic States. with gain of 81, ,646,-
858, and the Pacific States. with a rise
OF approximately S4000,000, balanced
declines in other sections.
The Middle Atlantic States, in this
survey, showed total November build
ing permit total of S12,347.184 as COM
pared with the October level of $7,70O,-
326. Cities in the Pacific Coast section
had a total of s7,316,129 in November
as compared with S3,313.196 in Octo-
ber.
Projects Total $4,000.
Building operations in tie District of
Columbia during the past week had a
total cost estimated at s86,200 Included
in the new list of work permitted were
plans for the erection of u private
dwellings. Permits were Issued for the
following items
j. Charles Shapiro, Inc, owners and
builders: George T. Santrlvers, archi-
tect; to erect six 2-story brick dwelling,
120 to 130 Lorgfellow street. to cost
$4,000.
Paul T Stone. Inc, owners and
two 2-storv brick dwellings. 1884 and
1340 locust rCad- fn
Radio Research Co., owners: D. y.
johnson. architect; Bahen e. Wright,
builders; to erect cne l-Story BRICK shcp
and office, Ninth and Kearney streets
northeast: to cost $1,000.
S. E. Snyder, Cwner and builder; E.
p Darlington, architect; to erect one
2-story brick dwelling 3lO0 Penn5vl-
vania avenue southeast; to cost $1,000
Michael ]. Curley. Archbishop of Bal
timore, owner; Maurice S. MAJ, erchi-
tect: Rev F. M. w. Schneeweiss,
builder; TO erect ona l-stcry ccncrote
blcc-- addition. 160) Morris read south
ecet; to cost S5.265.
L. II. Nix, owner, A. C. TCl,on, de-
siGncr; Tolscn. Kemp g. Nix builders;
to erect one 2-Storv brio, and frame
dwelling. 1928 Twenty-ci::th street
no.t..lcast: to cost 5000
TWo-S.ory Brick Addition.
Mr. Louise B. Mezzs, owner: Claugh-
ton Wcst. architect; M. Cladny Con-
st-uct' II c.. builders; to erect two
2--tcrv brio: additions. make repairs
and alterations. 35I6 and 3518 Connec-
tic' e.I.,;,c; to cost $4,000.
I-cCil A. Miles. owne-; S. B. Miles.
6e-'~-2er and builCer: to rect one
1--tc-y frame dwelling. 5216 Astcr place
sc'thce-t. to cost S2,250
Mo-ri5 Silver, cwner; E. c. Barring
tc-,. designer: N. F. Bassell, rear 1920
Columbia read, buil5e-; to erect one
1-s+or~ brick gasoline station, 1900
Eighteenth street northeast: to cost
ST 500.
Harry Corpel owner: Charles H.
ToTpkins Co.; bIil-ers; to make repairs,
TICS WEBSTER street: to cc-t S1,t0H.
F. o. Hardy. owner, designer and
builder: to erect one 1--tory frame
dwelling. 5o15 Weaver terrace: to cost
$1,000.
Episcopal Church. owners; A. H.
Sonnemann, designer: E. A. Pessagno
builder; to erect one 1-story brick addi-
ton, 3317 Wisconsin avenue; to cost
$780,
Children's Country Home. owners:
Smith Bowman, jr., designer; Consoli-
dated Construction Co.. builders; to
erect one l-story brick addition. Bunker
Hill road and Queens Chapel road
northeast; to cost $500.