Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1929, Page 14

THE SUNDAY:. STAR, WASHINGTON,. D. C; NOVEMBER 24, 1620—PART .ONE., THIRTEEN-GLUB URGES | shovn b the ire Deparment aurne | K| EIN URGES WIDER - STUDY OF STATISTICS | persons who attended the meeting. It Resolution Points Out Lack of| The resolution states that the depart-| p ¢\ .. Must Get Down'to Cold | ferences in which more than 15000 Gommissioners Authorize Purchase of iron from the gapping rendered ey e 3l ot o 13 rom Last Year’s ow A resolution suggesting that the Fire man power during the first hour after ) By the Associated Press. The District Commissioners have . Jocion. NEW pedite rescue ar to the explosion at M- | Missioners. Commerce, told the National Advisory The sSetMERiLs ghealutels municipal center site sites were 1 s on. land, when watering of tennis courts | fURS, SRS MY imeq what §s going | Nearly 3,000,000 American-made flash- | Charles Di Giulian: and the rear of 234 ‘Third t, to be bough within a radius of 100 miles of New ol o & e X York was represented among the 200 Two MumclPAL CE"TEH * v~ CRANE FOR FIREMEN | ticularly the lack of a derrick or crane SITES TO BE BOUGHT| : g at the time it was most needed. was the first of a series of business con- 1 3 pe 1 ,ff § e poltion, sites i the depes: fmemcm n vhleh moce than iow All New! Entirely Ditferent: Equipment When Needed in Ex- |ing the concrete slabs and heavy pleces Facts, Declares Federal will participate. of 331 C Street and Rear of | by the blast. It was pointed out that Expert. to get away from 234 Third Street. the debris was cleared away mostly by hunches and tips and get back to cold, sober facts,” Dr. Klein said in discus- epartment purchase a large wrecking | the explosio A copy of the resolu- YORK, ' November 33.—Dr. | sing the recent slump in the stock mar-| authorized purchase of two addi-) 1 crane to ex) swork in ac-|ton Was sent to the District Com-|jyjjus Kieln, Assistant Secretary of |ket. “This is the purpcse of the|yong; parcels of property for the new census. s Fazl dee Man-Made Committee on the Census of Manufac- o 31 C street, which is to be bought for e I e N e oms | turers yesterday that business execu- * 15000 {rom = Faymond Ot and . The resolution cites the club’s appre- | was prohibited, some courts were sprin- & | on_everywhere. lights will be exported from the United streef t for $9,250 datin of the labos and efficiency ' kled with salt fo attract moisture. 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