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Evening star., 1942-09-13
photographic Office,
100 Years Old Next
Month, TO Move
Agency to Occupy
Own New Building
AT SuitInnd, Md.

The photographic Office of the
Navy will complete a century of
scientific service within the next
month and will celebrate by moving
into its own new building at Suit
land, Md
The Office was founded in 1912
and the law specifically stated that
the first building be located in the
District. The site chosen then was
known as Braddock Hill, until lately
occupied by the Navy Medical
School, at Constitution avenue be-
tween Twenty third and Twenty
fifth streets NV.
When Congress appropriated $25,-
900 to build depot OF charts and
instruments of the Navy of the
United States" the appropria ton
came as part of the law that sup
planted the old board of Navy COM
nissioners with the present bureau
system.
Harry Bluffs Influence.
These changes were largely
brought about through the pressure
brought by the anonymous writings
of Harry Bluff" This reformer
proved to be 1t. Matthew Fontaine
Maury of the Navy.
The distinguished oceanographer
was assigned to take charge of the
new Office, then simple laboratory
for the preparation of maps and
charts. His Investigations expanded
the field to include ocean winds and
currents, and from his experiences
and research he wrote "Maury's
Sailing Directions" volume that
gave impetus to the new American
sailing industry.
Donald McKays clipper ships
sailed to strange ports by direction
of this book of sea lore.
Aided by Expeditions.
One of the important steps In the
career of the photographic Office
was the fitting out of the wilkins
expedition from 1888 to 1842. From
the surveys made by this party were
issued 81 engraved charts that serve
to the present time as the basis of
charts issued by all maritime ma
tions. In addition, the voyage pro-
duced some 20 volumes dealing with
hydrography, meteorology, botany,
geology as well as general natural
history.
Among other expeditions that
gathered scientific information for
the Navy were the Perry expedition
to Japan, the Ringgold- Rogers
North Pacific expedition, surveys
for an Isthmian canal, and voyages
to the Arctic.
Wartime has expanded the work
of the Office some 26 times, accord
ing to Rear Admiral G.. S. BRYAN.
retired, chief of the Office.
Evening star., 1942-09-13

since the price e-control bill was first
under consideration more than q
year ago that only all-out control
will stop inflation," said Senator
O'Mahoney. Il am not at all in
terested in the argument as to
whether the chicken or the egg
came first. I am only glad that
We are now apparently going to
have an all-out measure"
O'Mahoney's Ideal Method.
Sefator O'Mahoney added that
"the ideal method is to fix all fac
tors that go into the cost of living
as of day certain" This was the
basic principle advocated by Ber-
nard M Baruch last year, and set
forth in the plan sponsored by Rep
resentative Gore, Democrat, of Ten
nessee.
Commenting on the Labor sur
vey showing increased living costs,
Secretary Perkins observed that
with but few exceptions, all foods
not controlled rose more than usual
at this season of the year" Lettuce
prices climbed 18 per cent, butter 8
per cent, eggs II per cent and sweet
potatoes, IA per cent.
Since mid-May when the maxi
mum price regulation became eff
fective, price increases for uncon-
trolled foods averaged 10 per cent,
Miss Perkins noted. Prices on con-
trolled foods meanwhile declined 0.3
per cent.
THE total food bill went up IL
per cent from July to August" she
continued "On the other hand,
elements in the cost of living pre-
dominantly subject to regulation
clothing, rent, fuel, ice and house
furnishings-for the most part de-
clined slightly.
Total costs of all uncontrolled
goods and services were unchanged.
while cost of items not under con-
troll rose by 1.3 per cent from July
to August"
A steady decline in rents, partic-
ularly in crowded defense areas,
was noted as result of expanded
Federal rent control.
District Changes.
These figures revealed also that
in the District the cost of living
Evening star., 1942-09-13
Residential Appraisers
To Meet Tomorrow

The joint meeting of the District
and Baltimore chapters of the So
ciety of Residential Appraisers will
be held tomorrow in the Mayfowel
Hotel. Thornton w. Owen, presi-
dent Of the District chapter, will
be chairman of the meeting.
Discussions will center on a sur
vey of mortgage lending and prop
erty valuation during wartime. Rent
control also will be taken up.
Joseph S. Shaw, Atlanta, society
president, and Franklin Hardinge
jr., Chicago, secretary, are expected
to attend the meeting.
Evening star., 1942-09-13
RiverdaIe Heights Plans
Annual Flower Show

The fifth annual community
flower show of the Riverdale Heights
Garden Club will be held Saturday
at the Riverdale Heights firehouse
on Charlotte avenue.
Mrs. S. r. Coon, chairman. is
assisted by Mrs. Russell Bean. Mrs.
Clova Rogers, Mrs. Melvin Cogar
Mrs. Sam Bohrer and Mr.. and Mrs.
F. H. Mitchell.
Mrs. Bohrer. Mrs. Cogar and Mrs,
j. Walters are in charge of chill
dren's arrangements. General ar
rangements are handled by Mrs
Ethel Van VIE, Mrs. F. White, Mrs
Frank Herndon, Mrs. James H
Coffey. Mrs. Edward Closuit and
Mrs. Viola Hooker. Clarence Van
VIE, Mr.. White and Mr.. Closuit are
in charge of hospitality.
Prof. N. B. Ballard of the Uni
versity OF Maryland and Mrs. w. A
Sinner of Woodbridge Garden Club
will judge the exhibits.
Evening star., 1942-09-13

is now 173 per cent above Decem-
Der Is, 1910.
Though food costs in the District
continued their advance in August
with a rise of 1.8 per cent, the costs
of clothing, fuel. house furnish
ings and miscellaneous items de-
clined fractionally Rents remained
unchanged. According to the bu-
reau's figures, food costs here have
risen 1877 per cent since August,
1871.
Evening star., 1942-09-13
Housing
Continued From First Page

and formation of new families would
further add to this need. At least
100000 requirements are needed on
farms alone.
The board cited S3,400 as a "rea-
sonsbly attainable average cost for
non-farm house" IN a postwar
program.
Coincidentally, the Federal Hous-
ing Administration made public fig
ures showing the number of new
houses under construction by private
builders operating under the FHA
program during the first eight
Evening star., 1942-09-13
George CottreII Heads
Stuunton City Council

Sueeial Dispatch to The Star
STAUNTON, Va, Sept. H.
George A. Cottrell has been re-
elected president of the City Council
with William A. Grubert as vice
president.
Cecil F. Hanger resigned as sani-
tary officer to accept position with
the State Department of Health.
Named to succeed him is o. r. Holtz
The fire department presented a
flrst-aid truck and equipment valued
at S2,500 to the city.
Evening star., 1942-09-13
Labor Boord Names
Douds for N. Y. Post
~ TIE Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
The appointment of Charles T.
Douds as its regional director at
New York was announced yester-
day by the National Labor Rela-
tions Board.
The New York Office has iurisdic-
Evening star., 1942-09-13

hHls opportunity and places Forces
Signal Corps Ordnance Department open special
M the ages OF L" and H. inclusive who physically fit and
oo not no" occupy key position vital
10 ab promotions to higher grades and
expected You've told yourself you'd be
country needs That talk over at
nearest Army Recruiting and Induction Station today.
Evening star., 1942-09-13
EXPECTED
IxRE L/FE

THE PRESIDENT MAKES REQUEST-In a notation shown
above) to Stephen Early White secretary
Roosevelt yesterday asked that this put
and of all drivers all country"
published report Society Automobile
Engineers the chart shows the life
different speeds.
Evening star., 1942-09-13

Northern New Jersey and part Of
Connecticut. an industrial area pro-
ducing Is per cent of all NLRB
cases. The new director succeeds
Mrs. Gilmore M. Herrick, resigned,
and win take Office soon.
Mr.. Douds was head of the NRLB
Pittsburgh Office for five years.
Evening star., 1942-09-13

MEN or l8 AND l9-Even though you have had no me.
chnlcal experience the Army offers right
choose combat branch Air Force Cavalry
Coast Artillery Corps of Engineers Field Artillery Infantry or Signal
cops o qualify Aviation Cadet
After 20 this longer possible skilled specialists
Evening star., 1942-09-13

SlGVAL IOHE'S-Here, in the "neve of Armv"
handling the highpeed modern war
there's big opportunity for with mechanical training
Licensed radio experienced radio repamn
telegraph menand other able mechanics-w working
with the devices of the Signal
training furnished freewith pay-to those who
Evening star., 1942-09-13

AAh EONCES-We're building the biggest mghte Force
EARTH Thousands skilled those great
planes flying and fighting Men with experience mechanics
automobile radio
wedr and other allied fields Immediately Aviation has
splendid future and there's finer
Air Forces = - -'
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-16
Crime Wave Here Develops Into Virtual Reign
d Terror As Young Couple Is BruiallY Beaien
In Home. Robbery Attempts Continue To Increase
Bloodhounds Are Called Into Service In
Unsuccessful Attempt 10 Troll Atfucker:
Night Providers Reported In MunY Pieces.

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hair raftlne o& three little girls hy the -Phantonn Barber grew
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uraay morning.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-16
Flag Day Celebration Al Ingalls,
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For the nzresf and conviction OF the per
90 O. persons responsible Tor the brutal
ufiuck On Mr.. and Mrs. Terrell HeideE
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Evening star., 1942-09-15
Trad. Mark Registered, U. s. Patent oane..

that billboard by tomorrow night
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Ray Morton, who brings his band
into the Cartons Cosmos Room
Friday, originally wanted to be an
accountant, but M. C. A. says a
musical career for Mr.. Morton was
"pre-ordained" Which didn't leave
Ray much choice. In the course of
his destiny he has sung with Ruby
Newman's smart orchestra, led his
own outfit in such places as New
York's Hotel Warwick, Philadel-
phia's Hotel Warwick and New Jer-
sey's Seabright Yacht Club. While
with Mr.. Newman's band, inciden-
tally, the Cosmos Rooms newcom-
ing maestro enjoyed a novel means
OF introducing his voice to Ameri-
can audiences. He broadcast short
wave from Rio de Janeiro to the
States. Moreover, Mr.. Morton
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dances and dances we'll. Bandlead-
ers don't usually do those things.
End re-write. M. C.. A. press re-
lease. Heigh no.
In re zoot suits, one commentary
after which this department will
refuse officially to recognize exist
ence Of the things.
Dubonnet Rooms Adrian Rollini
who likes so much to recall what
he considers his favorite crack that
he has recalled 1t to us at least
twice. goes back to the early days
OF zoot suitery. A pair of zoots
straining against the measures of
some serene waltz twaltzes being
great obstacle to the faction which
Rollini constitutionally cannot
stand) came up to the handstand
to protest. Adrian glared silently
and steadily at them for full
minute, then growled, "All right.
sonny, run along And when you
get home don't forget to cash in
those annuities you got your
SnoulOeTS padde0 with.
X X X
The Cafe Caprice which opened
its fall season last night is Offering
the music of Miles Halletts five
some. Each of the men in the out
fit of Mr.. Hallett mot to be confused
with Nal Hallett) is capable of
doubling on two instruments. which,
of course. gives the patron some
thing of bargain.
A new drama for the Willard Roof
this evening at 845. The Drunk
ard" This particular number, we
are told, is over 100 years old
and was introduced appropriately
enough in the Boston Museum. And
don't overlook the olios for this at
trstion, principal of which is a
bathing beach routine in costumes.
And what costumes!
Opening tonight at Paul Young's
is the following show in its en-
tirety: Arthur Blake and his so
phisticated reflections" impersona- =
tions of well-known folk; Jill Rave,
swing tap-dancer: Marian Powers,
songstress, paying Paul's place an
other visit; and Owen and Parker.
two boys and piano" or dizzy
dltt1es deftly done" if you prefer.
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Added to its fare of last week are
the Juggling Jewels on the Shore
nam Terrace. They juggle, all four
Of them.