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Evening star., 1939-09-24

He GREW Two YEARS OLDER IN EIGHT WEEKS Nj

For Bills close-ups, the other actors
worked outside the camera range,
stressing their lines.
Golden Boy" is one motion picture
photographed in chronological order,
ito catch his shyness and awkward
ness at the start and to let him develop
through the story - starting twenty
one, finishing twenty-three."
Bill remembers: Il was self
conscious about two weeks, then l
drifted into kind of trance. When
Miss Stanwyck would take me by the
arm and move me into camera posi-
ton, Id scarcely notice. When auto
mobile sirens outside would interrupt
us, wouldn't hear them"
The system cracked in the big love
scene. Miss Stanwyck brought to it
the fire that only trained actress can
summon Joe Bonaparte became plain
Bill Holden. Bill stopped acting,
stared at his co-star. Gee" he ex-
claimed, round-eyed. "Gee!'
Before the crucial scene - where
Joe has killed man in the boxing
ring and is on the ragged edge, dis
illusiored, bitter - Mamoulian pur-
posely worked Bill fourteen hours
day for two days in row, then, in the
evening of the second day, said, well
do that climax scene now.
Joseph Calleia intervened. Don't
ask him for that tonight. The boys
about to crack"
so was joe" said Mamoulian.
"Snap into it, Bill"
The scene is splendid.
When the last days shooting ended,
Bill sat awhile with his head in his
hands. Its like the bottom dropped
out of everything" he commented.
Gosh! l want to learn to act"
Mamoulian said, Hes still in a
daze He's two years older now.
He's even changed physically. All IN
eight weeks! .. Yes, he'll learn to act.
He's already learned to act"
Evening star., 1939-09-24

stage and screen. Furthermore, it was
spot OF his own making:
When the problem arose of casting
the picture version of Clifford Odets's
outstanding play Golden Boy,
Mamoulian tore his hair in despair.
"I've never seen a Hamlet or
Romeo who was young enough for the
part" he grumbled. ITO sustain an
audiences attention for any length
of time an actor has to have expert
ence, and experience means age. Now,
in Golden Boy we need youth. A hero
who really looks and acts twenty-one.
I'm convinced that director and
good fellow troupers ought to be able
to sustain some talented boy for two
or three minutes at time until the
shooting is completed.
There followed a several-months
search for Suitable unknown that
riyaled the Scarlett O'Hara scramble.
Mamoulian finally gave up. It'll be
either Richard Carlson" he decided
"or Lew Ayres." In the meantime out
side studios had received a call:
please lend tests of all young. dark
haired girls. We're casting Joe
Bonaparte's' sister in Golden Boy.
Opposite the girl in one of the tests re-
ceived hollywood irony: Mamoulian
can't remember the girls name) was
young man called William Holden.
Enthusiastic, Mamoulian sent for him
and inquired into his background.
He found that Bill Holden was the
Evening star., 1939-09-24

perfect specimen of
average American
boy. Born in O'Fallon.
Illinois, he was brought
up in South Pasadena,
California. He quit
college after one year
because his family
needed his earning
power.
Jobs? Mostly around
fruit ranches: tiling
drains, laying pipe.
cleaning sW amps,
milking cows, unload
ing tank cars.
Bill was shy, devoted
to his mother, no great
hand with the girls.
He had studied chem
istry his fathers
profession - during
his short college ca
reer, but was glad to
quit. He felt he wasn't
getting anywhere
Someone coaxed the
six-foot, brown-haired,
blue-eyed youth into
an amateur theatrical.
Bill played a seventy
year old man. A Holly
wood scout passed
through the dressing
room and watched the
youngster peel off his
beard, laughing. talk
Evening star., 1939-09-24
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE

listen. Only a poor actor thinks about
what he's going to say next.
3. Don't worry about memorizing
lines. Listening will broe0ke them.
4. Let the experienced actors carry
you through the scene. Be Joe
Bon0barte."
La gaceta., 1939-11-23
ALIVIA Ell DOLOR Ell We
MEMO DE LA SERPIENTE
B

Memphis, Tenn, Nov. 23.-
Ell veneno de la serpiente Co.
bra, seg1n dijo aver ell Dr..
William T. Black, de esta ciu-
dad, es un agente para aliviar
ell dolor Y evita la creaci6n de
nuevos adictos a laB dFogas
her6icas.
Alivia csc veneno ell dolor y
mo forma habito, como la NOR
fina, la cocaina Y otros estu-
pefacientes. La acci6n del We
memo, sin embargo, es mas len
ia que la de la morfina y O.
Itros narc6ticos; pero su efec-
Mo es mas prolongado y la do
sis puede rebajarse despues
IQueel dolor es aliviado.
La gaceta., 1939-11-23
LA CONVENTION DE los
MAESTROS

Sc efectuara manana en- es-
ia ciudad la convention de los
maestros de varios condados,
con una probable asistencia
de 1000 personals.
1ltimos meses, con motive de
Tampa ha recibido en- los
convenciones aqui verificadas,
a 28,681 personals.
Varias convenciones mas, a
punto de celebrarse, elevaran
a 10000 ell n1mero de visitan-
ties, en- este afo.
La Camara de Concrete de
la Florida Sc reunira aqui en-
ire los dias A y 5 de diciem-
hre Y la Association de Arqui-
tectos los dias 8 Y 8.
Mario fue ell mejor mes de-
ano, con mas de 5000 visitan-
ties.
La gaceta., 1939-11-23
ESTA EN- Ell
A PEPPER

Tallahassee, Nov. 23.-Re-
gres6 aver aesta ciudad para
la fiesta del Dia de Oar Ora
cias, ell senador Claude Pep
per.
Preguntado por los periods
tas opin6 que la nueva ley de
neutralidad nos mantendra
apartados de la guerra euro
pea. La guerra europea, a su
j~uicio,es una lucha por ell do
mimic de Europa Y tambien
por ell dominic de la filosoffa
de los pueblos.
Estima queel pr6ximo Con-
greso dara toda su atenci6n q
la defensa nacional, la falta
de trabajo Y la socializaci6n
de la medicina.
La gaceta., 1939-11-23

de un hombre musculosoo. La
mayoria de los casos conocidos
han ocurrido entire los dieciocho
y los veinte anos, despues de u
ma pubertad normal. En- estos
casos la amputaci6n de una SUI
prerrenal, por 10 regular la ma
yor de las dos, ha sido suficien-
tie para hacer subir la balanza
de la esfera a la definidamente
femenina.
Los aspectos principales de la
recuperaci6n son ell desprendi-
miento del vello, que puede q
rrantarse en- montones sin do
lor, pocos dias despues de la O.
peraci6n, una tez nueva y SALT
dable y un retofno a los intere-
SEES normales femeninos,
Ell professor Broster descu-
brio que en- so casos de Virilis-
mo la herencia desempenaba un
papel definido. En- la cuarta par
tie de los casos, la historic de la
familia demostraba que las mu-
jeres de ella sufrian todas de
abundancia de vello en- la cara,
los brazos y las piernas. Por ell
lado masculine la vellosidad iba
de abuelo y padre a hermanos I;
por ell femenino, de las madreS
a las hermanas, tfas, hiias y So
brinas. Hay pocas pruebas de
que este estado sc deba a aeon
tecimientos del natalicio o al me
dio ambiente.
Es interesantisima la especu-
laci6n de Broster sobre 81 el vi
rilismo esta en- aumento. 81 tai
es ell case, los medicos de hoy
pueden ser inocentes especula-
dores de I'm proceso e~volutivo
qtle deriva lenta e inevitable
mente hacia I'm sexo neutro,
Las condolences de vida, result
tados de TN cambio r6pido que
han permitido la emancipation
de la mujer, han ocasionado
grandes variaciones la superpc
blacion y otros males de la vida
social que conducen a la dete.
riorizaci6n de la raza tienen que
reaccionar inevitablemente so,
bre ell individuo.
La gaceta., 1939-11-23
CORTE FEDERAL
S~ENTENCIARA FL JUEZ


FL jrez federal Akerman W..
dra a Tampa Ell dia 10 de diciem-
sbre y sentenciara a 20 indivi-
duo5 que Sc declararon culpa.
bles de traficar con bebidas al.
coh5licas.
Hara el viaje Il juez, que re-
side en- Orlando, a petici6n de
j. Y. Cheney, que ha investiga-
do todos esos cases Y hara reco-
mendaciones.
Mr.. Cheney dice que Joe Mag
gio, uno de los &c, fue arresta-
do DIG nuevo ell lunes, por un a.
gentes federal, Y Sc lie ocuparon
Is galones de 'moonshine". Sc
lie encerr6 en- la carcel del Con-
dado.
Tambien falt6 a la palabra de
buen Compartments Martin
Luther Brinson, de Wildwood,
.sentenciado en- octubre de 1886.
La gaceta., 1939-11-23
LfNMADOS A DECLARAR
LOS CHOFERES

FL Comit6 de Policia del A.
y.ntGrniento Sc reunira el lu-
mes, en- la casa consistorial, y es-
cr chara los descargos de II ch6
fcrcs auyas licencias desea anu
lar el jIfe Ga Policia.
Ic0-3 e3os ch6feres fueron
despelidos, luego d. una invas-
tigac.jn, por las companies Bia
mond y Economy.
Actuaran en- el juici olos con-
cejales Latimer Y Cannella, este
t,tir1o presid ME d5l Comite de
GALES.
La gaceta., 1939-11-23
SOMOZA INVITA- A LOS


Managua, Nicaragua, Nov. %.
FL presidente Somoza ha invi-
tado a los senadores y represen-
tantes norteamericanos que vi
sitan la IONA del canal de Pana-
ma para que hagan una vista a
este pals.
Esperase hoy Ell arribo de e.
SOS legislatures. Pasaran aquf
"a horas
Realizan ell viaje en- tres gran
des avlones de bombardeo de-
ejercito.
La gaceta., 1939-11-23

RRLIHvH PAIN IN saw MINUTES
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minutes or money back at Druggist's. Don't
mufer, Use NuRITO on this GUARANTEES today,
La gaceta., 1939-11-23
SALIO HOY DEL SANATO-
RIO Ell CONCEAL PA
CHICO

Sali6 hoy del sanatorio de,
Centre Asturiano, va en- Was
de complete restablecimiento,
ell CONCEAL Juan Pachecn.
No sabemos todavia GUAM
do regresara a su despacho en-
Cos altos del Correo.
Juan es presidente de la Co
mission de Hacienda de la Mu
nicipalidad.
La gaceta., 1939-11-23

te Suprema I'm nuevo juicio en-
ia calsa dc Artigas J Pardo in
div.ducs condenados en- esta ciu
dad per tirar la bolita.
Prepare 81 eScrito para el Tri
bunal Supreme Ell a~sist:nte abo-
gado general Sr. Ellis.
Estima ell abogado general
que ell fiscal tiene deracho a
pedir que TODD ell Tribunal inter
yenga N ell fallo.
La gaceta., 1939-11-23
\ SENORITA NOMBRA
JUEZ DEL D

Tallahassee, Nov. 23.-E 60
bernador Gene nomby6 aver q
la Srta. Evelyn Carmichael, hi
ia de- difunto juez Carmichael
irez del Condado en- ell Conda-
70 de Washington. La mucha-
cha ayudaba a gu padre en- la of
Gina y t,ee gran experienced en-
2sGntos judiciales.
La gaceta., 1939-11-23
tEsTA VD. SECURE DE SU SEXO?
E REVIEW, Londres

Duranta los primeros veinti-
cuatro amos de su vida Noch-
men Tenenbaun, native de Var
sovia, Polonia, fue hombre. Ha-
ce pocos amos Tenenbaun sento
plaza en- ell ej6rcito, Sc elev6 al
grade de sargento, gan6 varia;
medallas por ~valentia eXcepcio-
nal en- salvar la vida de otras
personals, gradUalmente Sc fue
cambiando en- mujer y Sc ena-
moro de IN artista.
Recientemante Tenenbaun pc
metro en- un hospital de mater
nidad de Varsovia, explic6 a los
asombrados medicos que iba q
tener I'm niho y reserve una ca
ma en- un pabell6n privado. Cua
tro dias dsspues la senorita Te-
nenbaun do a luz un niho dc
nueve libras, perfectamente
tornado, mientras que su en-
cantado amante, Ell artista, de-
claraba:
M voy a casar con ella ape
mas este bien."
Tan generates nan llegado a
ser los casos de indeterminaci0n
del sexo que Cd Comite Olimpico
international, sacramento per-
turbado despu6s que Sc hubie-
ron arrojado dudase sobre ci
Jverdadero sexo de algunas mu-
jeres corredoras en- los Juegos
Olimpicos, promulg6 una nueva
ordenanza hacienda obligatorlo
ell examen medico para las fu-
turas concurrentes.
Todavfa los deportistas inter-
nacionales no han alvidado e
extrano case de la Srta. Zdenka
Koubhova, corredora checa y
campeona mundial de los 800
metros, que despues de tres O.
peraciones, Sc convirti6 en- ell Sr
Zdenek Koubek.
Entretanto, pasando con re-
gularidad entire ell Hospital dc
Charing Cross en- Londres y TN
laboratorio de Edinburgh de as
pecto austero, sc We una serie de
fuertes cajitas de MADEIRA con-
teniendo frasquitos, cuidadosa-
mente tapados, llenos de hormo-
mas (secreciones glandularesl.
Los frasquitos celosamente
guardados, cada uno de los cua-
les contiene ell hasta ahora i'm
penetrable misterio del sexo,
puede que sean devueltos muy
pronto al remitente, ell Professor
Lenox Ross Broster, del Hospi-
tai de Charing Cross, con ell mis-
terio al fin reducido a una for
mula definida.
Suprarrenalectomia es ell ter
mino que Sc da a la operation
que ha practicable csc medico
para guitar las excrecencias de
las glandulas Suprarrenales dos
cuerpos aplastados, de color a.
neutrality-suspicious., situadoS,
en- la superficie superior y ante
rior de los rinones. ST son salu-
dables, d%esempenan I'm papel i'm
portante en- Ell desarrollo sexual
ST no 10 son, las suprarrenales
pueden trocar la piel de una mu
jer en- el tejido aspero de la piel
La gaceta., 1939-11-23
The AWFUL PRICE YOU PAY FOR BEING
NERVOUS
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haggard looking, cranky and hard to live
with-can keep you awake nights and rob
you Of rood health, good times and Jobs.
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let the wholesome herbs and roots Of
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aud help lessen distress from female func-
tionsl disorders.
Make a note NOW to get a bottle Of this
ame-proven Pinkham's Compound TODAY
La gaceta., 1939-11-23
HUNDTDCS DOS SUBMART-
NOS

Paris, Nov. 23.-El ministro
de la guerra informa que I'm tor
pedo htndi6 en- tres dias dos sub
marines alemanes.
La aviaci6 nfrancesa localizo
a uno de 10 submarines e in
form6 al comandante del torpe-
dero.
La gaceta., 1939-11-23

masculina y cubrirla de vello
grueso; pueden Zanzibar su VOC
lie suave cadencia femenina Ell
el tono profundo y fuerte del
hombre; puede hacerla repe-
lente al sexo masculine y per-
vertir sus amores y sus odios.
Durante veinticinco amos,
desde que ell DR.. Broster vino 6
Oxford desde nueva Zelanda,
habia dido a los medicos hablar
soslayadamente de la frecuen-
te inversion del sexo en- hon.
bres Y mujeres. Broster decide
penetrar ell misterio y comenzar
SIS experiments. Tn dia ell me
Jico, rojo de entusiasmo, anun-
clio:
"Es un peligroso mar de ig-
norancia, pero yo 10 he estudia-
dc y he hecho su mapa. He des-
cubierto ell canal que parece
ser ell que convene seguir. 81
todos teneis miedo, yo ire pr
Nero"
ESQ sUcedia hace diez amos.
Una paciente del Hospital de
Charing Cross mostraba carac-
teres sexuales secundarios. Los
sintomas eran; pelo en- la cara;
alteraciones en- ell contorno del
cuerpo con tendencia a la esfera
masculine, tales como mayor
anchura de los hombros en- rela
ci6n con la pelvis; super-creci-
Iniento de mlsculos y huesos,
aspereza de la piel; profundidad
de la voz; desarrollo Immature
de los 6rganos sexuales sub-des
arrollo del seno; alteraciones en-
la perspective psychological ha-
cia los hombros.
Una incisi6n abdominal reve-
10 una glandula suprarrenal a.
grandada. Con destreza extraor
dinaria, ell cirujano BroSter, re-
movie la glandula en- la primera
operation de su clase que jamas
Sc habia hecho (mayo de 1929.
pronto desapareci6 ell vello de la
cara y los brazos, la voz recobr6
su timbre femenino, Ell pecho,
entonces aplastado, Sc hizo nor
NAL.
BESIDE entonces en- Charing
Cross ell professor Broster, de AZ
amos de edad, ha estado convir-
tiendo a mujeres barbados, en-
bellezas, y a hombres emascula-
dos en- hombres-machos, riendo-
Sc de la naturaleza a MEDIA
que cada fen6meno yolvia a Ii
circulation como I'm ser huma-
no normal.
Las operaciones Sc realizaban
a raz6n de tres semanales. Con
la rapidez del rayo corri6 la voz
de que IN mayo podia restaurar
a los infortunados a su verdade-
70 lugar entire los hombres y las
mujeres, de manera que va no
tendrian que avergonzarse 0
esconderse.
Cada paciente era fotografia-
do al ingresar en- ell pabell6n de
Broster. Sc apuntaba cada sin
toma como cabello, ojos, diem
ties, senos, voz, brazos y piernas.
Sc lie da un aperitivo y ell pa
ciente ayuna durante un dia.
Sc lie trata la piel con etilyodo
la nocha antes Y la manana de
la operaci6n. Sigue a esta una
conyalecencia normal y los pun
tos Sc lie quitan diez dias des-
pues.
La aparici6n de los caracte-
res secundarios conocidos por
Wirilismo, puede ocmrir antes
de la pubertad y entonces true
can la figura de una joven en- Ia
La gaceta., 1939-11-23
PEDIRA UN NUEVO JUICIO
Ell AVOCADO GENERAL

FL abogado general Gibbs CO.
munico aver a la oficina del fis-
cal Williams que pedira a la Cor
Evening star., 1939-04-22

to erect one 1-story brick and tile
printing shop, 920 l. street NV; to
cost $4,000.
Nelson Newman, 1928 Fifteenth
street NV, owner; r. I. Vaughn,
architect; r. Dodd, 906 Forty-eighth
street NE, builder; to erect one
2-story brick and cinder block dwell
ing, 1913 Jackson street NE; to cost
$4,000.
Martin McInerney, Investment
Building. owner and builder; o. r.
Schoh, designer: to erect two 2-story
brick and cinder block dwellings,
1918 and 3515 T street NV; to cost
$4,000.
Barnaby Woods Development Co.,
664O Thirty second place NV, own
ers and builders: Kirkluff g. Bagley,
designers: to erect one 1h-story
brick and cinder block and frame
dwelling. 5443 Forty first place NV;
to cost $500.
Barnaby Woods Development Co.,
6640 Thirty second place NV, own
ers and builders; Kirkluff g. Bagley,
designers; to erect one History
brick, stone, frame and cinder block
dwelling, Ais Legation street; to
cost $500.
Marvin M. Shoaf, Woodside Park,
Md. owner and builder; James J..
Baldwin, architect; to erect one
2-story brick and cinder block dwell
ing. 1709 Crestwood drive NV; to
cost $1,000.
Steuart Bros. Inc, owners and
builders: Dana B. Johannes, jr.. de-
signer; to make repairs. 1912 Fifth
street NV: to cost $1,000.
T. A. Carozza. 1923 r street Sc,
owner and builder; Dillon & Abel,
designers; to erect one 2-story brick,
frame and tile dwelling, 21O4 Branch
avenue Sc; to cost $500.
Ross ODonoghue, trustee; Doyle
d Eklund, l Dupont circle NV, de-
signers and builders; to make re-
pairs, 1888, 1910, 1912 and 1914 Thir-
ty-second street NV: to cost 81, 200.
H. S. Bloodgood, owner; C. M.
Bloodgood, designer: C. M. Blood
good and o. Stance, builders: to
erect one 2l2-story brick and cinder
Evening star., 1939-04-22
Permits
Continued From First Page.)

Rock Greek Church road NV; to
cost $4,000.
c. w. McKendrie, 1920 Holly
street NV, owner and builder;
Kirkluff & Bagley. designers; to
erect one IL STORY brick and cinder
block dwelling, 1850 Brandywine
street; to cost $12.500
Hugh P. Dram, 3610 Quebec street
NV, owner, designer and builder:
to erect one 21a STORY brick and
cinder block dwelling, 371O Daven-
port street NV; to cost $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Walther. 5023
Wisconsin avenue NV, owners, de-
signers and builders; to erect two
2-story brick and cinder block
dwellings, 5015 Forty-fourth street
NV. and 4348 Garrison street NV,
to cost $500 each.
w. G. & A. N Miller, 1119 Seven
teenth street NV. owners and
builders; G. E. MacNeil, architect;
to erect one 2-story brick and tile
dwelling, $3.50 University avenue
NV; to cost $12,60O.
R. w. Werth, 2377 Rhode Island
avenue NE, owner; Keith Hite, de-
signer; Woodbridge Realty Co., build
ers; to erect three 2-story brick and
cinder block dwellings, 22l2, 22l4 and
2216 Randolph street NE; to cost
81 500 each.
Peter Becker, jr.. owner; George T.
Santmyers. architect: Banks e. Lee,
Inc, Woodward Building, builders;
Evening star., 1939-04-22
Two Realty Problems
To Be Discussed
AID. {. Meeting
Good low-Cost Homes
. And Blight Removal
To Be Considered

Twin problems Of our day are
good housing for low-income fam
lilies and reclamation Of decadent
city areas into normal active use,
making them for good home neigh
borhoods and thriving business GEN.
tiers. The whole double problem,
central question in preparation for
any extensive urban rebuilding, will
be reviewed at meeting in WASH
ington, April q, by committee of
the National Association of Real
Estate Boards created to make a
continuing study of housing and of
the rehabilitation of blighted areas.
Joseph j. Greenberg, Philadelphia,
Is chairman of the new committee,
which has as its task the outlining
Of action TO aid cities in the en-
couragemeht of sound housing and
rehabilitation programs.
The committee has set up subcom-
mittees, one on the question OF
blighted areas, one on general hous-
ing problems and new construction.
Chairman Greenberg, vice chair
man OF the Executive Committee of
Philadelphia's City Planning Com
mission, chairman of a municipal
committee on housing and past
president of the Philadelphia Real
Estate Board, Is chairman of The
subcommittee on blighted areas.
John McC. Mowbray, Baltimore,
for the last two years head of the
associations Committee on Hous-
ing, is vice chairman of the new
Committee on Housing and Blighted
Areas and chairman of its subcom-
mittee on housing. Mr.. Mowbray,
past president of the Real Estate
Board of Baltimore and head of the
Roland Park Co.. developers of one
of the most notable residential areas
OF the country, has been chosen to
direct the blight-prevention expert
ment recently undertaken in Balti-
more under cooperation of Federal
and municipal agencies and owners
and mortgage investors in the
area, including institutional invest
ors. The section concerned is a
tract comprising 40 square blocks
and 1000 homes.
Other members of the committee
are as follows:
Arthur c. Holden, New York, vice
president, 1887, of the New York
Building Congress; Paul D. Angel,
vice president of the Chicago Real
Estate Board, 1898, and secretary of
the newly formed Chicago Building
Congress; A. j. Stewart, Louisville,
past president of the Louisville Real
Estate Board, who has led the re-
cent successful rehabilitation of a
commercial area; Edmund T. Pat
yerson, Detroit; Warren L. Morris,
Cleveland; Gordon c. Beck, Cincin-
natl; Monroe H. Rodemyer, ST..
Louis; Leo F. WEIGH, Indianapolis;
Morris M. Ewing, Atlanta: H. v.
Jones, Kansas City, and Arthur w.
Binns, Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1939-04-22

Maryland avenue NE, builder: to
make repairs, 322 North Carolina
avenue Sc; to cost $500.
Howard Homes, Inc, owners; Clar-
ence w. Gosnell, Inc, 1914 Monroe
street NV, builders; to erect
porches on front, 34-62 Girard street
NE: to cost 1880.
Sell Collins, 14l6 Duncan street
NE: owner, designer and builder; to
erect one 1-story brick dwelling
0our rooms), 5123 A street Sc; to
cost 81 500.
Mrs. Grace L. Howard, 1343 South
Capitol street, owner; E. r. Ken
nedy, designer: William Magazine,
1907 Fort drive NV, builder; to
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erect addition and make repairs,
l343-1347 South Capitol street; to
cost $500.
E. ]. Dent. jr., 3403 Rodman street
NV, owner and builder; to erect
three frame garages, 1868, 3067 and
304o Ordway street NV; to cost
$500.
George p. Marshall, owner; to
ere:t concrete wall, $500 Twenty
eighth street NV: to cost $500.
Marvin M. Shoaf. Woodside Park,
Nd, owner and builder; to erect
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brick private garage. 1709 Crestwood
drive NV; to cost $500.
8. A. Levi, $40 Fourth street S.W.,
owner and builder; r. c. Archer, jr.,
architect; to erect one 1-story brick
addition, $40 Fourth street S.W.; to
cost $500.
A. F. G. Lucas. 4501 Twenty ninth
street NV, owner and builder; to
erect frame shed, 4501 Twenty
ninth street NV; to cost $500.
Donald B. Wilson, 1888 Otis street
Me-, owner: E. S. Souther, 1912 Ir-