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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21

DO run through as private detectives trying to protect Tony Martins life in a department store. Their eff forts to guard him against Q ruth. less killer provide the story, along with Qrouchos wooing of rich Mar garet Dumont - his perennial foil, Chico's effort to endow a music cor1- servatory, and the romance between Martin and Virginia Grey.
 Aside from its hit as e comedy, 'The Big Store" rates as one of the most lavish musicals to come out of Hollywood in recent years. Five numbers are featured, with Martin singing two -- the impress sive "Tenemant Symphony" and the romantic. If It's You" that should climb high on the nations hit parade
 HiRhlight of any Marx picture are Harpo and Chico's solos on the harp and piano, and that goes double in this film. They make two appear ances at their favorite instruments, Virginia OBrien, frozen faced torch singer. also makes Q hit in novelty number.
 Comedy reaches its peak in 0 hi- larious scene in e bed display room, with forty-six youngsters of all na- tionalities and the strangest array of wall beds ever seen. The climax sequence is on roller skates.
 Douglass Dumbrille, William Tam nen, Marion Martin, Henry Armetta and Anna Demetrio give a good ac- count of themselves in supporting roles, while the discerning direction of Charles Riesner is instrumental in making this an outstanding MarS picture,
 On the same program is anothe, smash 1t, "A Very Young Lady" with Jane Wathers and Nancy Kelly
 A gigantic dance revue, featuring an amazing array of local talent
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
E The Local
 TheaterS
STATE

EnainR tonight ak Warmers State theateE iS the comedy hit ~She Knew AM The AnSwerss with Jean Bennett and Ffanehok Tone in CO., starring leadSs also Naval Acad- eMy~ with Freddie Bartholomew, Jimmy Lyaon and Billy Cook,
 Are you having any flanp If you're not and you want t0, be sure to see 'asilllon Dollar Baby" at the State tomorrow where the hilarious hit onaNS c three.day engagement,
 TON1l have the time of your life when you see this gay and delight fNal screen hit which tells q Cinder~ ella story with . brand new twist,
 ~AEtllion Dollar HAhy" presents PrlSeillA Lane. Jeffrey Lynn and Ronald Regean in the starring leads and features such favorttes as May Robson, Lee Patrick, Helen WeStley. 0eorge Barhter. Nan Wynn, John QOalen. Walter Catlett and many other well-Enown players,
 Hailed by audiences who pre- viewed the finn on the coast as the most heart-warning story of this or any other year 'NGillion Dollar Baby chronicles the adventures of a har6-worklng young girl who sud- denly falls heir to q million dol. lars what 1t does to her life-ro- naantieally and otherwiSe-and how she eventually wins a million dollars worth of happiness makes ',N1illion Dollar BAhY" Q completely absorb ing Seovy,
 ssNRilllon Dollar Baby" is the kind of really satisfying screen entertain ment that is iMhued with the joy of living Put it on your ''must- SeeS list and be sure to see 1t at the State starting tomorrow after noon>
 And on the same big show is the new horror sensation Man Made Monster" featuring Lionel Atwill. Anne Nagel. Frank Alhertson, Sam Uel Kinds. and Lon Chaney. jr,, who offers an outstanding portrayal res vealing in brilliant fashion the hert. taGe of his late great father,
 Coming to the State on WedneS- day Is the new dramatic hit "Out Of The Fog" eo-starring Ida Lupino and John Garfield. the screen team who received such praise for their sterling performances in "The Sea Wolf" The second big hit of this program will be Model Wife" with Joan Blondell and Dick Powell,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
WATR PROGRAMS
lSeo KalecyAW

leSee-NcoN-wAltse HaaaeEN
 Concert |P. N aSSts=Naeloaeo Moments aaSSo=NeWS l2SsS-Eetss Dance
 aS0o-TAaRee News
 aSl6-oR the Record
 lSSe-zarAss MaraNea Melodies lSeS-MaatiMr Tor she Games New sSoe-EaseballS Red $o& Ns,
 Browns
 a$Oe--NewSS Prelude to SsAraosa aSSe-,AcoWc0Nc Park Race
 4S4S@ro Be Announced
 6See-NcCl Van Der Meer SStS~-I Hear America Singing SStS--DelAWare Park Race SSe0--fNnkee News SslS-=BaN Scores eflts ana Bits SSSO-$por1s Page
 6Sss--lsARe Plymouth Varieties es0O--Eirst Offender eSS0--~DesicNed for Dancing sSSS--DaNce 0rch>S News
 Ss0o--Sol0lcrS' QNia SSSe-ffawaii Calls SS0e=NeWSS wAatG Tine SSaS-Elieaoeth Wayne TAl& 9SS0--ContAct Dave ElHNNN i0S00-~S hlcag golANa Concert liS00-~Han&ee Network News itSlS-=lNterlNdeS Weather llSSN-California Melodies
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
POLI'S

Fun and music have . field day this afternoon at the Loew poli Theater. with the Marx Brothers cavorting In both in what is hailed as tho finest effort of their eleven year screen careers, Int picture is Metro Goldwyn Mayors 'The Big Store" and it was given an enthu- SiaStie reception by critics the coun. try over,
 A dozen tanks of laughing gas couldn't put you close to Q state oi hySteria than do the series of cons edy scenes GroNcho, Chico and Har-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21

and let yourself completely relax, It was while I was taking . bath, for instance, that | got the Idea for How Did He Loo&e'" (clrrent. ly her best-SelliMg SoNg),
 ~of course don't get all my ideas in the tub Many of them come to me in moving vehicles, I must have borrowed two dozen pencils from bus drivers in the past year to lot down lyrics while spinning up Fifth Avenue, But for some reason 1ve never gotten any good ideas for . song while riding in a taxi"
 DASMING OFF LYRICS
 IS HER FORTE
 Like so many others, Miss Shelley drifted into the song writing hNSl' ness accidentally She'd been oE Broadway Gin Moon Over MNlherr,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
New Queen Of Tin Pan Alley
 Rules From Bathtub Throne WON CROWN AS CHAMP CYRlClST

Sa1NNkNS SRAAN RoMna&eaw1 end played stock SaM Albany. HEoo&lvn, ENMg Beach and AzoneeAAae,~ Then she wToae a book ef GgAt verse. ms A0 Nonsense Anyh0w,~ One critic compared her with Dorothy RNrSee> CNoA, boy, have I gok that review h . gtlt frAEaes1
 One GAy Mss Shelley went to Q xN6Ao AS6stton Co hold the hand ot a nervous singer friend The Maena ~ha9 . good voice. but laid aM awNaa egg~ and 90 Mss Shelley consumed the extra time taking Co the pianist He played an original composition for her and right then and there she dashed 0ff some (yTacs> ~raaaM SSS,~ That waS her first S0Ne>
 DaShlMg O1 lyrics Is Mss Shell AeyS torte> she wrote the words te SRASAnneI" her second song. in 70 minutes - after several topnoteh NraesSsS had tried unS0eceSShally for several days to act some appropriate words
 ~PNhaaSNegS like Co think you've strained and Sweate0 over an idea ~ Miss ShelleN explained. So when they give me the melody ot some song they want lyrics tor. I usually keep it & week But if I can't write the lyrics faSe-an an hour. say 1W better give up trying on that tune"
 WRITING LYRICS
 HY LONG DISTANCE No composer could possibly keep Wp with Miss ShelleyS prodigioNS output. end so she writes with a number of different people, Among them Is Fred AStaire. and among the SongS she has written with him are "JaSk Like Taking Candy from a RAhS," sweet Sorrow" and "ReAehing tor the StarS>" She has a uMlQNe arrangement with him, He reeovaS his tunes in Hollywood and then sends her the record by mail, She oAllgeS with lyrics
 writing lyrics Is essentially easy" Miss shelley Sai0> "Yo0Ne just got to tell a story in Ss bars First, usually get . tltle-often from a bit of conversation Then I 90 for the last line You've got to have Q sock finish today or the tunes marked lo0Sy> After that you m in the middle That's all there is to it."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
TOMORROW

A, N
 Ss0o-DNdley RAdao Carollers SSSo-Weather Service sSaS--GaNRee News SS00=EchoeS of Calvary ssso-ZembrasRrs Polish pgm leSo0-Mosscal Album lOSss--News lo;se--St, JoAn Church Service ll$S0-percle string Quartet i2s00->rankee News P, M, ls;iS-Tone Tapestries lsS2o~-Cems of Melody l2s&S-Fun with Music lso0--ltalian Melodies lsso~-IitAoantNn CAambe rot 2s00-Children'S Chapel sslS-The Story et the Army 2sS0---Art MooNeS'S Orchestra ss3S-El Paseo TrouAadoWrs Ss0O-DNnce and Romance SsS0-Rob SSlVester's Orchestra t;oo-North Carolina Song Ees~ &,so-SSsrl,e sp,Vas,s Orchestra S>00-Musical SteelmalSerS SsSo-VaOghn Mouroe's Orchestra 6se0--ClothlldA &appNla, Soprano SsiS-Ran ScoresS Melodies for
 You
 6sSo-Yankee News
 S;tS-Salvation Army Pgm VS0e-Flghe Camp-DrAMA esS0-PhoNo Your Answer SsSS-Wythe williams Predicts Ss06--AMerican Forum ot the Air Ss&S-WAlts Time
 Ssoo--old Fashioned Revival HouS l0s0o-Nobody's Children l0ss0-Sen,. Burton K, Wheeler lS00-YNnkee News llslS-Interlude; Weather usS0--Mal Fallett's Orchestra ll,&S-~MarVin Dale's Orchestra l2s00-Slgn ott
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
~ MM WMAR

 CelEA Sexvac& Stan oeESSssmaeA4
 New Yew&-TSM Pan ANegS KAng. aosA Og NRasae, as yNAea toaAy eN . queen, ne exalted MroMe froNn which she relgus Is a 6NtAeNA>
 1.-the, eaon6e and restless, 0se6NS Shelles, eaoasae end restless Qeeen Of m Pan ANeS, lS&l,~ teQ hen s0 the musical throne Ac the an. taMe recor6 feat 0f writing tho lyTacs for eS songs, @la oe them paaAaasAe6' m . single year Most of them were composed tn the oAthtsaA of her spacious upper FsftA Avenue apart naeM6,
 I've got Co relax to eosnp0eA explained Mss SheaAey, ~Nn0 there's no place G&e the tub t0 lle back
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21

under the direction of Regina Gectis ard, will be held on the stage Of this theater on Monday evening, in ads diition to our regular screen pfos gram, and all ct no raise in oti4 pricesI #
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
STAR OUTHOARDN

william T, Orr is building an oNthoard motorhoat hull and re- conditioning an old motor in the hope ot entering some local races,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21

Senator K Wheelers First Rally to Do held a Highland Park Illinois tomorrow night win be broadcast WATR lO:S0 H. He will introduced Wood National Chairman o he organization Senator Wheee oplc win be Democracy and Peace" .WaAng EFin StaErett the Musical steelmake broadcast WATR at o'clock Steemake wk do their next Sunday WATRs Sunday afternoon schedule studded with broadoass bands They Include KIM
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
THE WAY HOME

THE WAY HOME All the invitations Geraldine Eltzs gerald mails out for her large parties are backed with maps showing how to get to her home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
Dial Doings
Ry JIM PARKER

Burns and Aen can stop worrying tsy ee working In Eadao next fall Inc team which has md more ss a manufacturer running those clever spot ennonvn stations a tho country Tor the past lev n si CrScls sdsned a Ths Ns of t NsswosRs mado t debut with another of radios veteran comedians Edde Cantor carly le2 Seppng into conner led O motion picture ceac and they moved b to Nwood where they live The two unstes came teom opposite O United but working team after eeng AachsaRe aa tatsr in New Jersey Ideal one that Miss Allen became Mrs Burns in reA he
 wArR. your MBs.Aasn teddy a Rcd sOx vs Browns . Charlie spvak Ssss Delaware Park Race esA spess PnRe Firsk Offender SoldaeRsS ouR Dave El~ mAns "coataC" lA Chcagoasnd Concert tlssA CAnsnaA
 young lady who really something Is vocalist Joan o Daddy Bluebd borders the sensational Her voice. e reminiscent Of Judy 0arandS except that its mature Co these Hers is name to Do rkcned with sister looking missing brother will appeal to the golfers of America help locate him program Nicholas e home winter cAadyS Florida links Ike heard from April Popular medeys from 4aVse hsheht tonlshts "ChicasOSnG Chicago a under the leadership of Henry Weber and the chorus led by Robert Ttende.
 program, Sunday McCaxthy shSw certainly cEammed wish talent Counting BerEn Mc the entertainment world addition len win Abbott Costello Dickson ReheEt ducing directing McCaEhy Ser gen plays supporting role
 Representative opposition speakers when gather before night to discuss the question: Shan We Diplomatic Relations with powers Appearing popular the the quartet win the Mutual Network Representative Short ori will join Representative Fish In negative while affirmative
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
TEAMWORK

Olivia de Aavilland has been oo-Starred with ErTol Flynn in seven pictures. each one directed by Michael CUrtl1,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
MoOie Votes
WELL.READ

Jane Wyman and Ronald Reagan practice their d4ction by reading books aloud to each other. Y
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
POPULAR LANE

Priscilla Lane" the street named after the star in Burbank. Calitx and its SignpoStS, are becoming . mecca for kodAking tourists,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
CINDERELLA

Many of Juanita stark's fan lets ters are addressed to "The io4l Gins derella Girl" i
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
LING TROUBLE

David Bruce does nearly All his acting in an iron lung for his role in "The Smiling Ghost" A
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21

TOUGH HOMBRE James Cagney has won 6i Of hiu 53 screen fights.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21

Last cThat Hamilton Woman" Days plus ssH.as Vegas NigAts"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-24

FInlands egg shortage s acute.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-24
Post Mortenls By the Mon
 Around Town

The Elks Bowling Banquetl Are ranged and staged by that well known business man, Bill" Ver- riker. He's not only @ successful merchant but he's @ follow with a charming personality. Very anus ing, mild on the surface, diplomatic at all times, yet with an aggressive ness that takes him places. Tn ad- dition, he is member of the local police board. Even though he does not take kindly to the cognomen, some people are inclined to call him the Boss Commissioner" But did you hear what he and some of his colleagues did to one of their very dear friends on the afternoon of said banquet?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-24

last one, when everything came out of the Elton windows except the bathroom bowls. =. Judging from rooming conditions the many thous- and visitors will have to sleep on | the green
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-24

fore saw such massive machinery. ,. Dan Mahaney, one of the most pop-
 ular members of the Legislature, fighting strenuously for s2,600 for the American Legion Convention in this city next July. Remember the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-24

well known athlete in the days of the Laurel Club, is recovering rapiudly at St. Mary's after Q serious operation. "Cyp Nichols, chief investigator for the liquor commis- sion is back in town. Rumor has 1t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-24

that several places will be closed permanently in the near future, be- cause of violation of the liquor laws. .. Sight to beholdi Work on the new Wilbur Gross highway from Meriden to Hartford. You never be-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-24

the plight of war-stricken Euro- peans. During the 'blackout" some. one entered a side door and stole six purses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-24
AUTO SHOWER

When Joan Lesiies friends heard. she had been given her fizge cars they held on accessory party 6er her. She received fourteen So@ ilQtt@,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-24
CHURCH BLAcKoUr COSTLY

Wilmington, Del. (UP) = The Grace Methodist church served e frugal meal of baked beans by can- delight to impress on it's members
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16
Ceiling Heights
Affect Heaiinq

Getting height. In houses are not
safely matters % taste bat sise IN.
voles Tho Important fsstefs a.
heating and vsntilstlnk.
ltomss hsslit during the Sisses.
ian period usually had slevstsons
81 10 &c u feet These hsskhis
were thought To he 30 I'D IN Keep
ing the reoms enni during hot
weather Actually. unisss The
warm air 10. carried eff pvnr~riy
u oniy served In Increase the tenn.
rersturrs nv sorsns nr masses n
warm air
ANY sen~stina ~ c.otnsss resed
va. due mainly In tho mental rs~
action o the residents. n " hs-
lisvea Met experts n"w sGres
that any space more than "
inchss shov. the heads ~ windows.
unle.- ventilated thoroughly. = ~
no value in roolinG ths r"asa
sine. the AREA ~ tho Fccms eth
LAWYER ceilings 10 lee than that a.
tho-~ with greater elevations.
heating eosss are less.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16
Material Costs
On the Increase

Home building FOR ipAi mas =
very favorable situation IN respect
10 money costs. hut cost Of mate.
RAILS Ia rising In snfs of the cities
~ the country That 10 the situs.
tion found by a survey ~ the real
estate market. covering 23T cities
The findings on construction on~t
trends and lnisres, ratr changes
were made from confidential re-
ports by local real estate boards
The mrdian rise In cost ~ HON.
building materials anes the de-
Tense program took hold has been
i0s,, but the riss ha. gone higher
than that IN 49, Of tho ritis. In
one fifth Of al communities there
has been . zoe. 90 greater ad.
vance Getting q sufficient supply
~ homs building materials. IN the
face ~ csntonmsnt demand and
the like. has become worry in
49, of ihs cities. There d. actual
shortage. however. In only ~ ~
the elites ss yet Another a.
are approaching a shortage. At
least one city ~ys. Supply sltaa.
ton not So acute a. u VAS two
m on rs ago" Governmental
economists estimate that s0es 81
the lumber Al present needed foe
csntonmsnis has nOv peer pur.
chased.
Labor supply for home building
feels the competition ~ govern.
mental projects. often those In
some nsighDorina area Labor
costs are a problem In s7ss Of the
reporting cities. and rising in
5sss ~ them. a much less sta Die
situation than VAS found four
months ago IN an inquiry saseag
home builders
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16

IN pfsxtsS ~ ths eempisse
survey witch !. published n a.
January issue. The Architectural
Forum declare. that total ssrensi.
fur.. fnr new construction Our
ing the current year Sta increase
a pr cent ever iese = ,T.Tas..
coo 600. exclusive ~ spending fes
maintenance and wofs relief.
While every type - censsruo.
tica ain participate n ths Een.
srsl ueswins, pahllciy financed
activity wiil command the spoi'
light percentage WISE the eli.
tors explain. Thank. q the IN
crrAsing ncs 1T national dsfen.s
funds. tn. classification viii
rcom one third during ip.i 10
- SEQ coo 900 the nsgest ses.
eminent contribution To building
IN all A. = history ,Fofmsr
record ss.sTT 600 600 IN ipsol
Military and naval ecnstFue-
ton. Including feterally financed
manufacturing plants win b tho
driving forc. behind the public
total u more than trehlsd last
year and viii expand ~ per cent
in 1871 IN q pc.t-iaip hlgh ~
sasa 600 ooo Close h.hind viii
b. public housing. which. under
tho impetus u the q y housing
Authority program. more than
doubled last year and. now fired
by the new dsfens. eslildsnK pro.
gram. will double sEsin In ieti
10 st16 ooo. 600
Combined with private work
this public housing upsurse viii
boost total expenditures for rea.
dental construction to $1,000 600
600 up II per cent frcm last year,
Rut. when considered alone. pri'
vately financed residential con.
sruction will advance only pc,
cent 10 total ~ s2,iss 900 600. .
Easing It's 1910 construction
figures on estimates ~ actual ss'
pendlturss for materials and labor
In the entire country an prepared
by the department ~ commerce.
and projecting ipsi figures on q
comparable basis. the Archltse.
tural Forum also point. out that
while most factors Indicate . Gen.
ersi advance during tho oomlng
year there are also some dis
eoursglng possibilities.
Biggest hugsboo on the hnlld.
INK horizon Is the active possibility
~ an abrupt price rise for botf
materials and labor" N. maga
nine explains, If building oostl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16
Architectural Forum Sees
Busy Twelve Months Ahead
Construction Expenditures VIII Rise
Is Per Cen, During Current Ysor

NEW NoRk-"Thanks almost entirely 20 the national
defense program. oti viii be the biggest year for building
since 1880" the Architectural Forum magazine predicts
after nationwide Of Of business economists
and 40 building leaders in y cities rnn coast
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16

Regency HOUSES - this
almost purr with dignity. Per
fectly placed windows. very cor
rect cornices and balanced masses
proclaim their high sense Of pro-
pricty. Because Of this rigidity Of
design. the Regency Is among the
most Individual Of architectural
styles.
But II Is far from faddish. A
Regency house seems 10 carry its
years with increasing graC. - a
sure token Of ong.lived styling.
This example - particularly
happy ono. Its white sides are
softened by leAf-green shutters and
matching Roof Two panels Of
glass blocks thanking the front
door harmonic with the clean
lines and colorings OF the sdloin-
Ing walls.
The glass block panels provide
abundant insulated light for
four important inside spaces. the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16

living room study. tn. stairs and
the hall and kitchen closets
Upstairs. We find every womans
pride and JOY two-in.one bath
room. The bathroom actually con-
sists Of three adjoining rooms. The
center room contains only the tuh.
while thanking IL are two smaller
rooms containing each n water
closet and q basin. Less expensive
than two separate baths this COM
bination has nearly all their ad-
vsntages. An entire wall OF glass
blocks daylights the hnthtub and
eliminates = boihsrsoms over the
tube window. This home was de-
signed by Architect Randolph
Evans for the Monthly Small Home
club. Retail lumber dealers whose
advertising appears on this page
can provide accurate estimates on
cost Of construction Of a home Of
this type.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16
Job Of Defense Housing in Hands
Of Private Enterprise. Special
Consultant 10 Palmer Declares

The job of defense housing in the hands OF private
enterprise said Philip Norton special oonsuan 10 Defense
Housing Coordnator Charles Palmsr in speech before
the Tacoma Real Estate Board Tuesday noon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16
Hoger and Raymond
To Talk TO PIT. A.

The sDb)set 81 recreation sni
Fairgrounds All - featured
Thursdsy evening AZ the o'eiock
meeting % Lake CITY PIT. A. In
the Lake City clubhouse
Speakers viii include Robert
Haker. supervisor OF physical sdu-
cation Ia Tacoma public schools,
and Maurice Raymond. member u
the Lake clty school board
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16
Make Tempting Dishes
from leffovers

Surprise the idmilY with q sssominq
Shepherds Pie for dinner tonight.
They will never guess lis mode Of
leftovers. Follow these delicious
recipes 10 use leftover meets. bread.
eokss. eggs. cheese. hsh. sour milk
and cream. fruits. vegetables. etc. In
q variety OF tempting dishes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16

not usshls srscs ard far economy
i should net - larger than neee<-
ssrv.
The PA describes . hall. in -
minimum form. a. approximately
a square with deor openings On it.
four sides permitting access 10 the
same number ~ rcoms. The mini
mum hall = thus limited to the
one-story two-hedroom house. Ad-
ditional bedrooms o. the use ~
two Stor1es require increased hail
area. which should ~ planned for
minimum size
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16

Speaking on the subject. The
Government Position IN Relation
to Defense Housing Norton. past
president Of the Los Angeles Real
Estate Board. added. There will
be no competition from the gov
eminent in the house -for-ssls
business"
Norton said that Defense Hous-
ing Coordinator Palmer saw eye
to-eye" With privst. enterprise In
tho building OF housing for defense
workers