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Architect and engineer . o arenow on relief. To those of us concerned with planning, it isproposed by means of planning—of fact gathering,of analyzing our common problems and laying outa program—to get at these problems, to effect therelief of unemployment conditions and bring aboutresults which we can face with pride. Mr. Hooveraway back in 1920, before the engineers of Minne-sota at Minneapolis, called attention to the needof establishing some sort of national planningagency for the purpose of developing a long-rangeprogram of co-ordinating the activities of agenciesof the government engaged
Architect and engineer . o arenow on relief. To those of us concerned with planning, it isproposed by means of planning—of fact gathering,of analyzing our common problems and laying outa program—to get at these problems, to effect therelief of unemployment conditions and bring aboutresults which we can face with pride. Mr. Hooveraway back in 1920, before the engineers of Minne-sota at Minneapolis, called attention to the needof establishing some sort of national planningagency for the purpose of developing a long-rangeprogram of co-ordinating the activities of agenciesof the government engaged in construction, but itwas to fall to the Roosevelt administration to setup some guide. When planning really came intoits own as a positive agency, the President firstappointed a national planning board which devel-oped into the National Resources Board by en-gaging a staff of its own in Washington to studyland utilization, problems of water conservation,flood control, etc. They produced two very ex-tensive loDAY the rapid development of new electrical house-fiold devices puts a burden on the Architect and Builderin trying to keep up with these aids to better nearly every instance the use of these devices dependsupon adequate electric wiring. Usually time does not per-mit the Architect and Builder to make a complete studyof this essential. To save you time and to give your client an adequatewiring job, this Bureau offers the Architect and Builderthe following services: Red Seal Wiring specificationsthatprovideadequatewiringforany home. (A Red Seal wiringspecificationisa setofstandards—not a bill of material—and isthe minimum requirement anygood job should have.) Field Inspection by a qualifiedBureau representative whilethe job is under construction.(Upon completion and finalinspection, Certification—pro-vided the job has compliedwith Red Seal specifications.) Expert technical advice by aBureau representativeat your own drawingboard. (Toassist you
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