Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1926, Page 6

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FEBRUARY 8, 1926. {BUILDERS PLEDGE CO-OPERATION IN THE STAR’S IDEAL HOMES PLAN Architects and Constructors Sign Agreement Gov- erning Project at Luncheon—All Are Anxious to Get Down to Work as Soon as Possible. ed at Silver Sprin: baugh ¢ 1t 000 1 ily indorsing The Star's plan Jurage home owning and beau- idences by an ideal homes fon here, the builders and s taking part In the demon- on pledged their full co-opera- F. produce an outstanding s e erccted model h r Thirty-tifth setts avenue. ey Victor Mindeleif, $15.000 house to be erected by L. E. Breunin the in tion of rteenth and Hem- frame to de- build- £20,000, brick by W. (. and A y-fourth place and th, : 10 be erect \. Miller at Hawthorne stre pected of |} ment gov he demon dter the lunch- ded over by the committee con smmunity house, to Walter Dunigan’ in fritz Construetion hetween un vf home-butld - S - ) . FINDS CANCER IN MICE Eogineer Commissioner | ing in the capacity « rised the meet!; e test movements in the industry of Wash 1d drawn togethe material experts Woman Professor, Chicago Univer- sity. Reports Results of Tests Made in 16-Year Period. By the Assovtated CHICAGO, ¢ cancerous i at the Uni convine sistance & cancer in the cancer i uniformly follow w perfect ) pattern. Miss Slye ¥. d its results will ity that will making it the utiful efty in the world,” de- . Wheeler, stating that he rtoand s in accord with of the demonstrtion, and uld <t in every way s ruary S Te ute greatly [ wo 1 Mr. Wheeler in the movement, his |, =78 B prolonged applause | jo.n ) reedi; ind architects, Who | Jitione or « to their feet to pledge thelr co-| o tha Otho S and support to Mal | Ingitute, tler the direction Sprague Memoril dings ure printed in A also praised the project red his assistance. ixious were the architects and » begin their them de imm luncheon meet- »und Iy completed irch, and the builders then hey already have i committee wer Robert 1. Bere . W. H. 1. Flen g is Justement, Wurd Brown, Del mith, Vietor Mendeleff, s Rodier and J. Wil nit he nine huilders, 3 fritz, W. Walter Vaughn, W Dunigan, Willia C. Miller, ing of the office of Ruby r, Mr. Stambaugh of the h Construction Co., Mr. § wood, representing C. I. Small Co.; H. L. Breuninger, representing L. 1. ninger & § : Jos B. Bowl- £ the B. F. 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