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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07
MILLS PRODUCE
70 PCT. NORMAL

The weekly average OF West
Coast lumber production in october
a weeks) was 13s, 495,0 900 board
feet, or 70.3 per cent Of the weekly
average for 1926-1929, the indus
try's years of highest capacity
realization. orders averaged
2s,521, 900 b. T.; shipments, 140,-
621 900. Weekly averages for
September were: Production, 1885,
5s4, 900 b. f. 1913 per cent of the
h. c. r. index; orders, 16s,111 900;
shipments, 144, 100000.
First 43 weeks of 1889. cumu-
lative production, 5,2s6, s2l 900 b.
f.; same period, 193s-4,24s, 49,
600: 1875, 627,732,0o0.
Orders for 43 weeks of 1898
break down as follows: Rail, p
40s, 1877 900 b. f.; domestic cargo,
2,133, 439, 900; export, 345,374, 900;
local, s36, 022, 900.
The industry's untitled order file
stood at 521, 1850 b. (. at the
end Of October; gross stocks at
$50 900, 900.
The feature of the market for
West Coast lumber in October was
a definite letdown in buying. The
drop in average weekly orders
was 23.6 per cent from the Sep
TENDER weekly average. The SHARP
buying wave Of the first war week:
has subsidized to the level Of las
spring.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07
DOPE ADDICTS
USED AS SPIES

PARIS - Spying has lost its
glamor, according TO the French
publication Medical Age" The
seductive blonde and vampirish
brunette have disappeared - army
officers have become too sophisti-
Gated to be dazzled by them-and
in their place, are narcotic addicts.
The publication said that mar
cotics have become a vital part OF
the German espionage. Agents
hunt out addicts. especially women.
in the allied countries. furnish
them generous quantities OF mar
eotics, then cut off the supply
abruptly. When the victims have
become dope hungry" and desper-
ate, they are used as spies. with
the promise Of narcotics IL they
succeed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07
MAIN STREET
Goings. Comings and Doings
of Tdcomdns as the Re-
porter Found Them.

Jack Heats entertaining Keith
Cole. who Is back here from San
Francisco on a brief visit Harvey
Donnelly talking about work on
the Narrows bridge - hin Iibks
being quizzed about Sunday after
Moons grid tussle in Lincoln bowl
Lee keirstead praising wonder
ful passing attack Of the Pacific
Lutheran football team Rob Tay-
lor telling about his experiences in
Europe Harold Cosier wondering
what next Charles Lyons on way
to office-Sam Angeloff wearing
new overcoat indoors and out
John Schlarb driving cautiously In
new coupe Viola CorIess sending
customer on errand-Masao Ma
kata selecting vegetables carefully
Bertha Taylor wearing that red
jacket & ain-Russeil Anderson
showing picture Of new boat
Hugh Brown commenting on card
game-Dick Davis receiving birth
day present-valen Honeywell dis.
heartened by football game result
Schwahn expressing de-
light at violin concert Bud Boo
telling about Oregon visitor
Chuck Fischel looking forward Ia
ski season--John Beleher hearing
about Judge f. f. Cushman's re-
tirement - Harry Cain receiving
letter which bore only his picture
on the envelope, no name. no ad-
dress.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07
Menacing Types
For Film Scene

Menscing Morn types, placid viii
layers. willy Igorotes. warriors.
cooks. farmers and their families
moro than 100 strong, siofmsd
Samuel Goidwyn's studio seeking
work IN his latest production. The
Real Glory" starring Gary Coop
rr and featuring Andrea I.reds.
David Niven and Frederick Craw-
ford. Tho production il now play
ing Al the Roxy thcaier.
They were members of Filipino
patriotic and civic organizations
Of Southern California who were
assembled for interviews by Dlrec-
tor Henry Hathaway and his TECH
meal assistant. Col. william shu-
tan. former military governor Of
Mindanao.
About half of the turnout was
chosen 10 work as extras In the
film which dramatiEed the story
Of the Philippine Scouts They
were residents Of tho 500. 600
Philippine village built by tha side
OF n lagoon on Samuel Goldwyn'z
studio back lot.
Others became members Of the
Moro Insurrectlonist band. whose
screaming. welding. Iura-
mentado tribesmcn swept out Of
the iungic-clad hills TO battle the
always outnumbercd. never out
fought Philippine Scouts who are
guarding the settlements fort.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07
IL TO TAKE OFFICES

Frank Taylor Of Tacoma Il
among the IL persons who will
take office In January a. Lieutenant
governors in the Pacific Northwest
Kiwanls district. Il was announced
Monday by John q. Godfrey Of
Portland. goyernor-elsct Of the 1is-
irict, who II attending ths annual
council meeting Of Kiwanls Inter-
national In Chicago this week.
in the state there are 90 HI
wants clubs with a membership Of
s.l55. and In the Z. s. and Canada
there are 2.045 clubs with a mem
bership Of i04 600. according 70
Godfrey. James r. BohIe Of
Olympia IL q member Of one u
the international committees. deal
ing with vocational guidAncs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07
Former Director
Acts With Po,uey

The fsf~t person who ever rave
rSrure Power stage asF~ttimns N
hIs theatrical carer has turned ~
again In the younx srtuf's iift.
Ne II Chsfir. {. Nsri<e. wks
PLAYS small scis IN goth Century.
Fox' tn Old chssakn.~ IN whteh
Tyrone head. the east with Alice
Pave ard ian Am~shel
rsfunc made hi. th<atFleai D.
but a the tender sks n seven IN
The Ais~ton play II Gan tlshieI.
Calf. IN which hls father ara
mnsh<r alss appeared. Al tissI
time, Charles G. iIsrse< wss stage
manager and actor - several parts
In the production.
II was fiHrdee VIA eoeehed
ssven.yesr old Tyrone Fewer "A
The tine ne first stepped cut b.
fore an ausiiences
Daryl y zanuek's prudursinn ~
I'm oid Chicago u now % the
Temple thsaiss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07
PEOPLE in the NelUS

lands, protection of wild life and
the resurrection of arid lands. The
Friant dam is a unit of a vast
project which Ickes said was "a
unique American Maginot line to
preserve and enhance American
civilization" :.
Max Schmeling. former worlds
heavyweight champion. is return
ing to Germany to offer his serv-
ices to the government, 1t was re-
ported at Madrid. Schmeling in
terrupted his proposed trip TO Lis
bon to turn back. E.
Seven year old Bruce Crozier,
who trudged about in sub-freezing
weather for six days in the rugged
Arizona mountains, suffered Mon
day from exhaustion and dehydra-
ton. He wandered into a deer
hunters camp 81 miles from the
camp of his parents which he left
a week ago 10 take walk. He
said he covered himself with leaves
at night to keep from freezing.
He had nothing to eat and only
an occasional drink of water.
The Rt. Rev. Henry st. George
Tucker of New York, titular head
OF the Episcopal church. said in a
radio address at st. Louis that
the United States could best serve
the cause Of justice and perma-
nent peace by staying out Of war
THE outbreak Of a moral plague
in Europe or in lsia endangers
the welfare Of America" he said
There is no system of quarantine
that can permanently safeguard
us. The present duty Of Christians
is plain. We must give ourselves
to the work of restoring faith ir
God where it has been lost and Of
developing faith in places where
il has been non-existent." :.
Frenderick Hays FrankenstelI
asked a Hollywood court for per,
mission to juggle his three names
around so Frankenstein would b
his middle name and Hays his sur
name. He said his name had beer
associated with the grotesqu'
movie character and caused hin
embarrassment
Trina Baronova, %. formei
prima ballerina Of the Ballet Russo
is in Hollywood for a screen ties
after a whirlwind 4s-hour dasl
from London. She kicked off he
ballet slippers at the c0vent Car
dens in London. rushed 10 Foynes
Ireland, and boarded the Atlantis
Clipper.
Lois Weber, Sc, veteran film
writer and director, Is seriously IL
al Good Samaritan hospital In 10
Angeles. She Is suffering from I
stomach ailment, and physician
have given her little chance TO live
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07

efNH#4tX As44Ht*1 HW#tt+Et
Directed ~ JAMES Whsle. thze
new prcshsetlen features n -
sappeFttnx east nseh trr~nst<h
players - Warren Wsllien. 1c<<f1
AehalakF~ut. Alan f(ale. Nzl<e
siAn7<t. nxrt Nc~sh. Waiter ksaxe
ford. Marian Martin. MestsEa
Lave ard ne<ts ksnypn.
r. fsim istnxz heek u -
screen ~ sva<kha<kflnr. feeri~@e
Mu>kst<<rx and lnsFe<t<<<e s<s<<ai
scenss ~ fenssnx and sNosari&s.
fc<tf.xinr fh< AueNr<r<<s e<e
Warren William. Alan iIsi< ard
Miles Wander. whlle i.auix crafty
minister i portrayed ~ Jos>ph
ashiizkfNnt- Mis- n<nnetf. still !
hssaseeus hFunette. plays ths rote
u Maria Thef~es a spain. wnc =
engaged IL marry The sFsceHnt
kcuIs
ktslth feiluw< <lssres The screen
In ssFive Little ferr<fs@
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07
~. Prisoners
Soon RecaDtured

Frank tIfpuainil Mcclure. 90.
snd William G. Green. 10. sscsresl
from the federal prison camp II
Foft Lewis saturday night about 7
o'clock. hut their freedom va
short.liveds thsy were captured ny
guards foaf hours later On = rad
not far ffum the camp.
Mcclure. officers sAia. i known
~ an escape artist. = ard hesee he
nickname after ths famous msHi-
cisn. Previously hs had sscsped
from two eastern prisons. Including
sing Sing. New York.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07
U. S. ORDERS VETERAN
DESTROYERS TO DUTY

WAsHINGToN--The navy has
ordered two more OF its old world
war destroyers, the U.S.s. Mac
kenzie and Morris, recommissionesi
for neutrality patrol work. One
half Of the ITO old destroyers tied
up at the San Diego and Philadei-
phiA navy yards at the outset Of
the current European war. now
have been reconnaissance for neu-
traliiy patrol duty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07
BEEkEEPERS TO
START CLASSES

The Migratory Beekeepers' club
of Tacoma. which recently con-
Quoted a public bee and honey ex-
hibit In downtown Tacoma In OBJ
servance OF National Honey Week,
Is ready TO launch into It's winter
program of weekly class activities.
1t was announced today by club
officials. The class viii be open TO
the public for registration at 7
p. m. Tuesday. Nov. 7. In room 10i
OF the Robert Gray school. 3i0g
So. Goth 81.
On the program will be NJ. ".
Mommsen, county bee inspector
and WPA instructor In bee culture.
who viii speak on the commercial
aspects of beekeeping; Charles
Rulofson. speaking OF local nectar
producing plants, J. s. Shelley,
club treasurer. explaining the clubs
proposed activities in Ali club
work, and Richard IL. N. Yost.
club secretary manager. who viii
discuss the importance 10 beekeep-
ers Of the physiology and anatomy
Of the honeybee. or special inter-
est and Importance to bsekeepers
viii be the report by II. w. Savage.
club delegate to the joint annual
convention Of the oregon and
Washington State Beekeepers' as
ISOLATION, held In Walla WallA. Nov.
2 and 3.
The class instruction Is organized
in such fashion ss 10 appeal 10 per-
sons who keep bees and those who
may be contemplating owning bees
in the future.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07

With the pictures entire action
placed IN settings a. cochin-Chins
and Cameodia IN the Far East. Il
vas the Job OF the sound dstector
70 prevent such American sounds
- automobile sirens electric train
whistles. the droning Of overhead
army and navy planes and scores
o. other intrusive sounds from In
sadlng the sound track.
Presented in lavish and colorful
settings Of the mysterious Far
East, Lady Of tho Tropics" has q
cast thar includes Joseph sehild-
kraui. Gloria Franklin. Ernest
cossart. Mary Taylor. Charles
Trowhridge and more than = score
more important players sam
zimhalist Is the producer and Jack
Conway directed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07
Three WsItzes'
Here Tomorrow

T-he new Frvnch film eperetts
Three waltsss.- which win e>
shown ~ the Lakewood thoatcr
Tuesday and Wednesday. stars
Yscnne rrlntsmps. ire darling of
the musical comedy Of Paris. and
features the murso of Johann
Strauss. father and san. and Oscar
straus.
The beautifully mounted prndnc.
slon reereates Parts q the days 81
Louis Napoleon. Paris during the
world fair Of 1900. and Paris Of
the present day. with ali the charm
and color distinctive Of each period.
Tho finn has EnEilsh dialogue
titica
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07
Sextet of Girls
Formed at Pic.

To represent Pacific Lutheran
college In musical offerings. Prof.
q. J. Malmn has recently organ.
issd girls ssxtrt from members
u the Choir Of the West Uni.
formly dressed in navy blue and
white. this musical group vii pre-
sent both sacred and secular NUM-
befa
Members II the sextet include
Masses EiixAbsth Heitx and LoFna
Vcsbsfg as first sopranos. Hutisns
Haaiand and Lena Jensen ~ SEE
ond sopranos. Virginia Hehsudsfs
and Lorsna Poland aa altoa. ard
Virginia hcFhdasn ~ accompanied.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07

The picture is exceptionally well done but must repeat
that its ability to please you depends entirely upon your
point Of view.
The picture bill the Music Box titled
Hero Day. costar Anita Louise Dick Foran and Charley
Grapewin.
story with football gidiron back drop and the
"big the climax
The Farmer!
The November release of the March of Tine is titled
"Uncle Sam-The Farmer"
New problems, similar to those which faced the farmer
during the last war, thrown into sharp relief.
The film also reveals the working ST the L. 5. department
of agriculture and its county agents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07
JUST THE CORE
LADIES TO BE GUESTS

Ladies Of the members Will be
guests at a dinner meeting of the
Tacoma Public Forum Monday at
6.15 p. m. at Pilgrim Congrega-
tional church, No. Path and War
ner.
DR.. Kunz has returned and re-
sumed his practice Women's dis
eases and surgery. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07

Secretary Of Interior Harold L.
Iclxes, in a speech initiating work
on the S16,0O0,O 900 Friant dam in
CALIFORNIA; San Joaquin valley,
advanced a conservation program
which emphasizes the prudent use
of forests. the protection of noun
tainS as public parks and grazing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07

49, ""7"@F = -" y"
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MAJ Honeea IN Nuf>< Eaith
Cessll sise Anita louise ana
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las. IA tt4. azd. sl1n
Ilens niea ana tzsEls k1<4an
IN Hvery 1zzfFN Hnnny.~ II -.
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MzzsF klsa tsefl Fstftez and
aehn np~ssu N orNna Ssiff
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Hsszx LAMAR ~ 1.aslY ~ lh<
TfnnlcNN Alzn Maria Wtlseza ard
Allea Sfnksss IN SWEEPSTAKES
WinnEg
coaNsNtfx-~fssaaasnh rruss
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Marshall al.n HIfhasa AsItn
assa itnchsiis tttx1zon IA Miss
inz fssuxhz<fs
NAY sfnftf-~Txfcns ree<r
And MSsntA Nxnie la Aexxzua
Fiua.r ele4 nay FrAnels ana
William uzfsAn N weeea IN
the Wind
rAHk -.~lsaHta s{snl< ansI 4sTun<
fuuxF In Aex0na Fiddle. also
rh< March - 14sa<
rnot ron==kdoipA Nsafeu
ANA Dolores siossslie IN nkinx
W The fNiF4.@ Al<e Nlthafa tsta
ANA Lucille u<ii In Twelve
cfpeuea liauts
HNA---s<eHie ttsnse and 1sxuns
Fowef IN st<@ntad fsdai<. kleo
ntizk JoaHs ard fIsisn fwetss.
tres Ia uhmsfsie<i.
nKsI.AnT--tann Howard ana
Heather Anssl IN Arrest nusi.
doe Dfunzsnnna, kisn ka<
ffensis anEi william UefsAa ~
wamsn ~ tho wind.
silII.i-..effnhefs iAslns<fnn In
FtssssAi ksNBhuns The Ihfrs
Mns1uItr@fs N PALS ~ tAs
reasilr slsa The Lane Ranger
Hluea Again
st>zEf - Aaufe@H OHasilssn
aild Johnny Welssnuiief In
fAfsAn Ftnds = hon. sisn
tssdnss T'ni<s ~ "cnsfils ChAn
In Reno
TEMPLE - Tyrone rowxf and
Alice FAfs IN In old unsesnu.,
also loo Z nfuen aud tsyaa
HobsFu IN "wius open FAcss~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07
Nurse CareH,

menis for screen entertainment
cannot say. but II heavy fare II
to your liking you win seek dill
gently for a more dramatic sub
jet than the story Of the English
nurse who gave her life TO the
cause Of the Allies.
A product Of the Rk0 studios
Nurse Edith cavelr' Is portrayed
by cast which might be termed
hand-picked.
Ii is entirely in order that
the role of Edith Cavell should
be played by one of the most
celebrated of English ac-
tresses, Anna Neagle, and also
that her supportig players
should include such veterans
as Edna May Oliver. George
Sanders, May Robson, Zasu
Pitts, ii. b. Warner and a
score of others equally well
qualified.
AS one might imagine. the pic
ture is a continuity of dramatic
highlights. eliminating in the exc
cution scene which brings to a
close, with the suddenness Of a
thunder clap, a story which shock
ed the world.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07
OPEN NEW CLUB ROOM

A new club room IN the Carlton
hotel has been opened by the Ia
coma Chess club for play every
afternoon and evening and meet
ings each Tuesday and Friday.
Fan bulbs you can afford. The
Garden Shop. Rhodes Bros,--adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07
TACOMA GIRL m CLUB

Miss Marjorie Jean Stewart. t.
coma student a. Whitman college.
h . member % The colleges aise
club which started . tauf Monday
from waiia Wsiia. She Il an alto.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07
ROsICRUCIAN SOCIETY

The ROslcrucisn society VIII
meet Wednesday At 3 p. m. At 27i4
No. 2lst ST. 4 study q the Her
metic concept d health. wealth and
soul consciousness viii be made.
The public Is invited
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07
LIKE SPRING TO LILY

Mrs. c. Mccarty of 3O7 So. slth
st. Is showing friends an outdoor
grown Easter lily which missed its
reckoning by half a year and
bloOmed in fun glory last week.
Fruit and shade trees ready 10
plant now Puget Sound Nursery,
s201 Pacific. ladv.l
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07

The Hawthorne Improvement
club VIII meet AZ the Hawthorne
school Tuesday a. 8 ?. M.
Eggs are cheaper. Cow Butter
Store. lady.l
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07

Lovely Joan Bennett and Handsome Ious Hayward -
dramatically teamed fnr The first time in Iho }11<4 -
thrilling story of The Man IN the Iron M1zkr IL ~
Edward Small romantic drama a the rren q Ir9l1 NV
Of France. which il scheduled for IL return showiuG a -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07

They Had to Keep Occidental
Sounds Out Of Oriental Sets

sound detector to bansh all American noises from
picture with Oriental setting played important part
in the filming of Lady OF the Tropics starring Robert
Taylor and the mnch-dscussed Hedy LAMAR. the
screen the Blue Mouse theater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07
The Farmer!
The Old for the Nelc!

Beginning continuing throughout the week the Tacoma
Drama League conducting sale with view TO adding
TO the necessary build the Little Theater street.
The sale is being conducted 1906 Pacific OF
to hold rummage sale must have rummage and the
Drama League is asking TacOmans to assist
revealed that the theater when completed Will
revolving third the Pacific Coast
articles which they desire to contribute 10
the requested to
A. p Bergersen Garland 1885,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07
MEEI AT OAKLAND

Members Of the Oakland I'm
provement club viii meet at the
school house Monday evening.
Choice cactus. HIM. Florist.
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07

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Evening star., 1939-12-17

Two months aboard the
ship and then one month
ashore. Thot's the routine
for the Swiftsure's crew Of
ten, half Of whom ore re-
Iieved at q time. Aboard
ship the weother's obout the
only excitement-but there's
q game Of cribboge ond q
pipe to while owoy time off
duty. A. E. fno'0e'
Evening star., 1939-12-17

off Northwest Washington
the odhmer "
Evening star., 1939-12-17

passes into the fnteeeinGo.
3-1ssy - seke-ocott's 4mulsioo
he's . pleasant taste. Easy 10 take
and retain BY children and adults.
CSsoaosateol-oeoet's Emuls3on b
IN economical way to obeain thsVita.
mins A md p % necessary 10 strong
bones and sound toeth.
Evening star., 1939-12-17

TT takes lot out of man to ride
/ the range all day. So the cow
puncher likes his co9ee-and plenty
of it.
What that coffee does is take the
sag out of tired muscles. 1t actually
banishes fatigue. More, it makes the
mind and muscles more alert, if
there's more hard riding ahead.
But can cowpuncher sleep? You
ought to see him hit the bedroll!
For the fact is, the lift he gets out Of
cofee-or the lift it gives you-lasts
only two hours, if you're like 81
people out Of lOO.'
Evening star., 1939-12-17

1-Seoss's emUlsion has ali the val.
ues Of cod liver oil and u four times
more easily digested.
z-eosay dloeseed-The exclusive
method Of smulsifying the oil per.
mits digestion 10 start In the stom.
aeh. whereas digestion Of plain cod
liver oil does not hegin until the oil
Evening star., 1939-12-17

70 maP WARD or INC s1spl many mothers giving children
cod liver oil early tho fair For many say liver oil
unrvaled of vtain helpful building resistance
colds And now THERE Is BETTER WAY 70 TAKE
COD LIVER OIL SCOTS EAGULSIoN!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-01
Week 5 Private
Permits Exceed
100000
As One-FomiIy
Homes and Large
Apartment Included

Private building in the District
held up well during the past week
as the Office of Building Inspector
John w. Oehmann approved per-
mits having a total valuation Of
$610,187. Included in the list for
the week were permits for As one
family dwellings and one large
apartment.
A permit was issued Washington
Home for Incurables for a 500 900
addition to their hospital in the
370O block Of Upton street NV.
More important permits Of the
period follow:
Home Construction Corp. 1882
Tenth street NE, owners and build
ers; William Darlington. designer:
to erect one 5-story brick and con-
crete apartment (34 units. 1927 r
street NV; to cost s125.OOO
Washington Home for Incurables,
owners; Crisp & Edmunds- Porter 81
Locke, architects Davis, Wick.
Rosengarten Co., Inc, Glib Fifteenth
street NV, builders; to erect one
5-story brick, concrete and stone ad-
dition for hospital, 1920 Upton street
NV; to cost 100000.
Stearns Mishkin Construction Co,
Inc. 1889 Kenyon street NV, own
ers and builders; George T. SAINT
myers, architect; to erect II two
story brick and cinder block. dwell
(See PERMITS, Page B-3)
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employment and adequate remuner-
alton of the very best impartial
technical skill. Because of the size
of the operation. this service can be
provided and yet not add a prohibi-
tive unit charge against any single
building.
The employment of the best I'M
biased technical services is not a
luxury, but a real essential econ
omy in small-house building The
chief indictment of the small house
that is offered on the market today
is that no skilled organized knowl-
edge has been mixed with the ma
terial.
The plan would permit of COM