Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1929, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., TUESDAY. JUNE 4, 19 T20.S, FIRMS SIGN | o omors | s~ zae-| LANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 Americans to Take Part in Huge Industrial Devel- opments. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 4--Regarded by the Soviet authorities as the most forward step in two years toward closer relations between their gov- ernment and American business, Soviet contracts with e than 12 American firms have be ned. Th> details, in- volving millions, were announced yes- terday. Chief among the agreements is & r Act w the Ford Motor rchase of about Ford cars and parts and the c 1 in the U. S S. R. of an automobiie factory to pro- duce annu 100.000 d cars and trucks. The other c s call for technical assistance, especially Ameri- can engineering consultation on Soviet projects. | Many Contracts. Other contracts included those with Hugh L. Cooper Co., New York, con- sulting engineers on a $100.000.000 hydro-electric power plan in the Uk- raine, described as the largest in the world. | Stuart, James & Cooke, New York, | consulting engineers for building of new coal mines, rebuilding of old ones and | THOMAS M. BROWN, installation of modern equipment e H. J. Freyn Engineering Co. New| MIEEGUHEN IR, York, consulting engineers for design- Capital youths, residing at 1622 Twenty- | ing of steel mills to cost more than | ninth street and 1868 Columbia road, re- | $1,000,000,000 | spectively, who have just been recipients Radio Corporation of America, for ex- | of awards at Swarthmore. Brown was change of patents and other technical| graduated with high honors and won | information. | the Ivy medal for the highest degree of International General Electric Co., for | leadership in his class. Cohen, a senior, technical assistance and exchange of took high honors in social science and | was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. ng Co., New York. | — - — for technical assistance in erecting a nitrogen fertilizer factory. RET'R'NG PASTORS Du Pont de Nemours Co.. for techni- {5}7,‘;‘}‘;."(3,’.1,1“ erecting ammonia fer-‘ ARE GIVEN FAREWELL; | Will Build Apartments. Longacre Engineering & Construction | . W = - | Co., New York, technical assistance and Christian Ministers' Association | supervision over the construction of | groia t gl e po oo apartment houses in Moscow. X Arthur Davis, Oakland, Calif., chief | INorpniSsTve Tinaieon: consulting engineer on_irrigation proj- ects in Soviet Central Asia. S !Mr{:nrmxgxkg:». erwt ‘:’or:i ds;gmnx Special Dispatch to The Star. of a large baking plant in Moscow. Ry TLLE, 2 = ‘Albert, Kahn, Inc., Detrolt, designing | , ROCISVILE, Md. June 4—In the of the Stalingrad tractor factory, 10 Pro- | Wilson pastor of the Fiftenth Sireet duce 40,000 tractors annually Church, Washington; Rey. S. J. Goode, | —_—— pastor of the Rockville Church, and CHOSEN REGENT Rev. H. D. Griffith, pastor of the . Twelfth Street Church, Washington, _— who are soon to sever their connections Mrs. Jane Lear Elected by Catholic | with the organization to assume charge of new pastorates, & meeting of the| Daughters of America. Christian Ministers’ Assoclation of | Give Your Furs A New Lease On Life Let us clean them, repair and reline them and store them away in our spa- cious cold storage vaults where they're protected from moths, fire and theft. Call Franklin 7400 and our driver will call for your furs. Charges are moderate. 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