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"$1.1 Million Donated to Community Theater (Lear Theater)." Reno Gazette-Journal (1997): 1.

"$2 Million Design: Linde Building." Jet (1958): 17.

"$400,000 Estate Property Sold (Landis)." Los Angeles Times March 21 1971: I 19.

"$55,000 Residence to be Constructed (Frank R. Woods)." Los Angeles Times July 25 1937, sec. E1:.

"$56,000,000 Las Vegas Hotel Will Open Today (Royal Nevada Hotel)." Los Angeles Times April 19 1955: 26.

"$6,500,000 Luxury Apartment-Hotel to Go Up." Los Angeles Examiner August 30 1953, sec. C 4: c4.

"$7.5 Million Project Will Preview Today (Seaview)." Los Angeles Times January 31 1960, sec. VI 4:.

"$7.7 Million Permits Issued in West L.A. (Linde Medical)." Los Angeles Times October 12 1960, sec. B1:.

"10,000 Visit New Whittier Tract (Layne Manor)." Los Angeles Times May 1 1949, sec. E3:.

"12-Story Medical Center Framework Completed (Linde Medical)." Los Angeles Times March 19 1961, sec. I 6:.

"13th Annual Conclave of Builders Will be Held at Hampton, Va." The New York Age February 13 1937, sec. 2:.

"14 Renamed to Commissions." Los Angeles Times July 7 1956, sec. A1:.

"143-Dwelling Tract Opened (Paramount Grove Homes)." Los Angeles Times February 13 1949, sec. e3:.

"1849-1949 Centennial Edition." The Palisadian Friday, June 17 1949, sec. complete issue:.

The 1938 Book of Small Houses (California House and Garden Exhibition). Ed. Architectural Forum. 1938th ed. New York: Simon and Schuster, Inc., 1937.

"200 Bid to Flintridge Fun Party (J.B. Green)." Los Angeles Times June 17 1956, sec. I 10:.

"200 Negro Workers Walk Off Jobs at BMI Plant Today." Las Vegas Evening Review-Journal Wednesday, October 20 1943, sec. A1:.

"2004 Eleven most endangered (La Concha." Preserve Nevada. 2008. 5/6/2008 .

"24 to Serve as City of Hope show Advisors." Los Angeles Times May 31 1954, sec. A3:.

"29 Palms." West Coast Builder (1930): 16.

"3 New Directors Named to Board of Broadway Federal." Los Angeles Times January 19 1952, sec. B6:.

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"30 Honored for Service by Magazine." Los Angeles Times December 3 1956, sec. 2:.

"37 to Support Proposition 3." Los Angeles Times September 18 1956, sec. 9:.

"44 Los Angeles, California, A. Qunicy Jones." The Architectural Review (1957): 368,369.

"44th Annual NAACP Conference : Spingarn Medal." The Crisis: A Record of the Darker Races 60.7 (1953): 422-425.

"500 Tons of Steel used in Orange County Post Office." Los Angeles Times October 15 1967, sec. J 16:.

"8 AIA Members are Advanced." Los Angeles Times May 12 1957: F19.

"A. Quincy Jones: Designing for the Homes of Tomorrow." Los Angeles Times September 29 1974, sec. Home 20-21: Home section p 20-21.

Abbott, Bion. "Only 3,852 See Horse Racing at Las Vegas." Los Angeles Times October 6 1963: L 12.

Abbott, Denise. "By Design: Los Angeles is Rich in Residential Architectural Styles, and Interest in such Properties is at an all-Time High." Hollywood Reporter.October (2002): S-1,S-2, S-3, S-16.

Abercrombie, Brooke, and Irmina Kobylko. "Where Williams Walked: Pasadena Architect James V. Coane Leaves an Invisible Footprint on His Renovation of a 1928 Spanish Colonial Estate Designed by Los Angeles' Renowned Architect to the Stars." Pasadena Weekly April 1 2009: 5. 4/28/09 .

Abrams, Charles. "The Housing Problem and the Negro." Daedalus: Journal of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences 95.1 (1966): 64-76.

"Abstracts of Papers Presented at the Twenty-Seventh Annual Meeting of the Society of Architectural Historians (Dozier, Richard K. "Black Craftsmen and Architects in History")." Journal of Architectural Historians 33.3 (1974): 225-243.

"Achievement Awards made: C.of C. Raises L.A. Sights for the Future." Los Angeles Evening Herald Express January 24 1957, sec. A5:.

"Active Development Program Under Way at Holmby Hills (Rothacker)." Los Angeles Times March 14 1937, sec. E1:.

"Actor Wed to Senorita (Gray)." Los Angeles Times August 8 1935: A1.

"AD Additions to the Ambassador Hotel." Los Angeles Times January 3 1950, sec. D41:.

"Ad Auction: The Palatial 12-Room Italian Home and Exquisite Furnishings of a very Prominent Society Matron 17711 Porto Marina Way." Los Angeles Times October 14 1934, sec. 13 part I:.

"AD Beautiful Reinforced Groutlock Masonry Residence (Features Williams House)." Los Angeles Times August 12 1934, sec. 23:.

"AD Presenting an Interesting Group of Fine Homes by the Eminent Architect Paul R. Williams." Los Angeles Times June 28 1953, sec. E9:.

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"AD Truly Yours-- Exclusive Paramount Grove." Los Angeles Times August 21 1949, sec. E3:.

"AD A Boundless View of the Ocean... Boundless Beauty in Every Home at Seaview Palos Verdes!" Los Angeles Times February 21 1960, sec. 14:.

"AD an Island of Elegance in the Heart of the City: Hollywood Highlands Park Homes." Los Angeles Times May 22 1966, sec. J 15:.

"AD Choice Corner Homes: Layne Manor." Los Angeles Times July 10 1949, sec. E3:.

"AD for Carpentry and Flooring (Craig)." Arts & Architecture 57 (1940): 6.

"Ad for Castaic Country Club." California Eagle May 16 1924: 12.

"Ad for L.A. Cline, Inc. (Wm Powell)." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 9.3 (1933): 146.

"Ad for Public Auction of Motley H. Flint Residence in Flintridge." Los Angeles Times January 18 1931, sec. 10:.

"Ad for San Valle Tile Kilns (W Ford)." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1930): 5.

"AD for Simons Brick Co (Spec House in Brentwood)." Los Angeles Times August 12 1934, sec. 23:.

"AD Gladding, McBean, & Co. Manufacturers of Clay Products (Paley Pool)." Architect and Engineer (1937): 9.

"AD Grand Opening in Greenacres." Los Angeles Times July 12 1953, sec. E 14:.

"AD Grand Opening in Greenacres." Los Angeles Times July 5 1953, sec. D2:.

"AD LEA Steel Homes." Los Angeles Times July 12 1936, sec. E4:.

"AD Meet the Responsible Republican Delegation." Los Angeles Times June 2 1964, sec. Part 1, 16:.

"AD Now You Decide Your Down Payment (Paramount Grove)." Los Angeles Times June 5 1949, sec. E6:.

"AD our 6480th Important Air Conditioning Assignment." Los Angeles Times February 2 1966, sec. III 13:.

"AD Seaview Palos Verdes and W & J Sloane Present an Exciting Exhibition: "the Art of Living"." Los Angeles Times September 18 1960, sec. H 5:.

"AD Tempo Rooms Contest." Los Angeles Times April 15 1934, sec. 8:.

"AD Truly California Living! Paramount Grove." Los Angeles Times February 27 1949, sec. E5:.

"AD You Live in the Valley: Greenacres." Los Angeles Times July 19 1953, sec. E10:.

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"Ad: Cannot be Equallled in the Los Angeles Area (SeaView)." Los Angeles Times December 25 1960, sec. CS9:.

Adams, Michael. "The Incomparable Success of Paul R. Williams." African American Architects in Current Practice. Ed. Jack Travis. 1st ed. New York: Princeton Architectural Press, 1991. 20-21.

---. "Perspectives: Historical Essay, Black Architects - A Legacy of Shadows." Progressive Architecture (1991): 85-7.

Adams, Walter. "What America Wants to Build." Better Homes and Gardens 24 (1946): 23-25,96.

"Add Stairway and Penthouse (Roberts Mortuary)." Southwest Contractor (1916): 34 col 2.

"Addition to Beverly Hills Hotel, Beverly Hills, California." National Architect 6.3 (1950): 1-2.

"Addition to Shop Building." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1928): 60 col 1.

"Admirably Suited to "Country-Style" Living (Longridge Manor)." Los Angeles Times May 15 1938, sec. E2:.

"Ads for Layne Manor and Paramount Grove." Los Angeles Times July 24 1949: E6.

"Adult Community Set Near Hollywood Bowl (Hollywood Highlands)." Los Angeles Times March 17 1963, sec. I 4:.

"African Church to Build $1 Million Edifice here: 500 Will use $100 Shovels to Break Ground for Center at Ceremony Sunday (AME Church)." Los Angeles Times August 3 1963, sec. 15:.

"African-American Historical Site may Face the Wrecking Ball." The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education.46 (2004/2005): 52.

"AIA, Southern California Chapter Selects Southwest Builder and Contractor as its Official Organ." Southwest Builder and Contractor 57.3 (1921): 9 col 1.

"Air-Conditioned to a Vile Mood." Los Angeles Times October 21 1959: B4.

Albrecht, Donald. "The I.S. Goes Hollywood... how the Public Learned about Modern Architecture." Skyline (1982): 30-31.

---. World War II and the American Dream: How Wartime Building Changed a Nation. Washington, DC: National Building Museum and Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1995.

Alleman, Richard. Hollywood: The Movie Lover's Guide: The Ultimate Insider Tour of Movie L.A. 1st paper ed. NY: Broadway Books, 2005.

Allen, Barbara L. "The Ranch-Style House in America: A Cultural and Environmental Discourse (1984- )." Journal of Architectural Education 49.3 (1996): 156-65.

Allen, Harris C. "The Influence of Concrete on Design in California." Journal of the American Institute of Architects 16 (1928): 389-391.

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Allen, Harris. "Architecture in Los Angeles." Overland Monthly and the Out West Magazine 85 (1927): 138.

Allen, Walter B. "A World Port at our Door (Allen)." Los Angeles Times May 18 1930: I 5.

"Allied Architects Association Formed for the Advancement of Public Architecture." Southwest Builder and Contractor 58.1476 (1921): 10-11.

"The Allied Architects of L.A." Municiple League Bulletin 2 (1925): 13-16.

"Along the Color Line: Industry- the People's Auditorium (Los Angeles)." The Crisis: A Record of the Darker Races 11.5 (1916): 217.

ALSAC, and Palmer Thomason Jones. From His Promise: A History of ALSAC and St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. 1st ed. Memphis, TN: Guild Bindery Press, 1996.

ALSAC. A Dream Come True:The Story of St.Jude Children's Research Hospital and ALSAC. 1st ed. Memphis, TN: St. Jude Children's Research Hospital ALSAC, 1983.

"Alter Church Building (First AME Church, Pasadena)." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1925): 65 col 1.

"Alumnae to Host Tour of Estate (Hirsh)." Los Angeles Times October 16 1970, sec. SF 8:.

"Alumni View Progress of New U.C.L.A. Building." Los Angeles Times May 31 1936, sec. E2:.

"Ambassador Hotel is about as Los Angeles as You can Get." Wilshire Center Progress April 16 1970: 51.

"Ambassador Hotel Saga Ends: LA Conservancy Moves on." Forum News: National Trust for Historic Preservation XIV.5 (2008): 8.

The Ambassador Hotel Tennis & Health Club, Los Angeles, California. brochure ed. Los Angeles: The Ambassador Hotel, 1978?.

"Ambassador Hotel Updates." Los Angeles Conservancy: Preservation Issues.February (2004): 1/30/2008. . google. 1/30/2008 .

"AME Parish Moves to New Church Sunday." Los Angeles Times May 17 1969, sec. 16:.

American Face Brick Association. The Home of Beauty (Williams Entry). sixth ed. New York: Rogers and Manson Company, 1925.

"America's 100 Richest Negroes: Many Solid Gold Millionaires are among Top Moneymakers in Business." Ebony 17.7 (1962): 130-135.

"America's most Expensive Public School: What $578 Million Buys (Ambassador Hotel)." The Week.206368 (2010): 2pp. .

Amero, Richard W. "The Making of the Panama-California Exposition." The Journal of San Diego History 36.127pp (1990).

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---. "The Southwest on Display at the Panama-California Exposition, 1915." The Journal of San Diego History 36.4 (1990): 13pp.

Amossy, Ruth. "Autobiographies of Movie Stars: Presentation of Self and its Strategies." Poetics Today 7.4 (1986): 673-703.

An Observer. "Holmby Development in Fashionable Beverly Hills District Boasts Finest Settings for Residences of Highest Type." Los Angeles Times April 5 1925, sec. Part V f6:.

---. "Toluca Lake is Ideal Homesite: Stately Eucalyptus Trees and Foliage Predominate." Los Angeles Times August 10 1924, sec. V 4,5: v4,5.

Andersen, Kurt. "Annals of Architecture: Desert Cool. Nostalgia for a Life Style of Cocktails, Cigars, Sinatra, and Poolside Cha-Cha-Cha has made Palm Springs Hip again." The New Yorker 74 (1998): 128-39.

Anderson, Lisa. "Historic Preservation--Las Vegas Style: A Masterpiece of Motel Architecture from the Era of the Rat Pack is being Preserved (La Concha)." Chicago Tribune December 21 2006. Gale: General OneFile Print. 4/24/2009 .

Anderson, Susan. "A City Called Heaven: Black Enchantment and Despair in Los Angeles." The City: Los Angeles and Urban Theory at the End of the Twentieth Century. Ed. Allen J. Scott and Edward W. Soja. 1st paperback ed. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press, 1996, 1998. 336-364.

---. "Only the Walls Will Change: Steeped in History, Second Baptist Church is Getting Ready for the Future." Los Angeles Times May 20 2007, sec. 2pp: 7/27/2011 .

Anderton, Frances, and John Chase. Las Vegas: An Architectural Guide. London: Ellipsis, 1997.

"Los Angeles 400." Jet 5.14 (1954): 45.

"Los Angeles Airport Theme Building is Designated Landmark." Historic Preservation News 33.3 (1993): 4.

"Los Angeles Almanac: Headline History Los Angeles County 1946-1962 Nobody has detiled the neighborhoods of Los Angeles in a wall map unitl now." Given Place Media. 2008. .

Los Angeles Ambassador. brochure ed., n.d.

"Los Angeles' Newest Historic-Cultural Monuments (Castera 2007)." City of Los Angles, Department of City Planning. Office of Historic Resources 2.1 (2008): 5-6.

"Los Angeles' Newest Historic-Cultural Monuments (St. Philip HCM 988)." City of Los Angeles, Department of City Planning: Office of Historic Resources. Newsletter 4.4 (2010): 6.

"Los Angeles Newsreel." Jet 17.3 (1959): 28.

"Los Angeles Newsreel (Julie London)." Jet 17.7 (1959): 28.

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"Los Angeles Style Center, Says New Saks Store Chief." Los Angeles Times Tuesday, April 26 1938, sec. II 2: ii 2.

"Angelus Builds $1.1 Million Mortuary at New Location." Los Angeles Times October 6 1968, sec. I 9:.

"Angelus Funeral Home; John Lamar Hill; Lorenzo Bowdoin." Negro Who's Who in California., 1948. 56,58.

Angelus Funeral Home. Famous Black Angelinos (Louis M. Blodgett Page). Los Angeles: Angelus Funeral Home, 1984.

"Anniversary of Building-Loan Co. Celebrated: Liberty's Growth is shown at 8th Birthday Ceremonies." California Eagle April 1 1932: 2.

Anthony, Cynthia. "Genell Anderson: View of an Architect." The International Review of African American Art.2 (1990): 41.

Anthony, Kathryn H. Designing for Diversity: Gender, Race, and Ethnicity in the Architectural Profession. 1st ed. Urbana, IL: University of Illinois Press, 2001.

---. "Viewpoint: Struggling for Diversity." Architecture: Celebrating the Past, Designing the Future. Ed. Nancy B. Solomon. 1st ed. New York: Visual Reference Publications, 2008. 63.

"Apartment Work Begun (Sunset Plaza)." Los Angeles Times August 9 1936, sec. E2:.

"Appointment to LA City Planning Council." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1921): 12.

"Archibald Carey to Leave UN Post." Jet 6.4 (1954): 8.

"Architect Backs Memorial Project." Los Angeles Times October 30 1951, sec. A8:.

"Architect for the Wealthy: Roy Sealey Blueprints $3,000,000 Worth of Homes for Film Stars, Businessmen." Ebony 5.10 (1950): 32-34.

"Architect Named 38th Medalist." Chicago Defender May 28 1953, sec. i 35: 35.

"Architect Paul Williams' Daughter Weds." Jet 2.29 (1952): 19.

"Architect Will Exhibit Designs of New Homes 12th of the One Man Architectural Exhibitions." Los Angeles Times July 28 1929, sec. V 12: pt v p12.

"Architects Launch New Home Fight: 44 Local Designers Open Advice Service at Building Exhibit." Los Angeles Times November 6 1932, sec. 19:.

"Architect's New Wave: Growing Demand Brings Surge of Contracts to Black Building Designers." Ebony 26.8 (1971): 33-42.

"Architects Perspective of Hacienda Village." Southwest Builder and Contractor 98.25 (1941): 13.

"Architects Set Style: Easteners Cling to Early Styles; West Changes." Washington Observer July 5 1950: 15.

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"Architectural Club to be Formed." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1921): 12 col 1.

"Architectural Exhibit Displays Home Plans (Drawing)." Los Angeles Times July 28 1929, sec. D5:.

"Architectural Exhibit Displays Home Plans (Pasadena)." Los Angeles Times July 28 1929, sec. V5:.

An Architectural Monograph on a Community Centre Building to be Built of White Pine: Competitive Drawings. Vol. V #4. New York: The Series, 1919.

"Architectural Problems Told: Paul R. Williams Gives Views on Style and Design." Los Angeles Times March 24 1938: 11.

Architectural Resources Group, and Los Angeles Conservancy. Garden Apartments of Los Angeles: Historic Context Statement. 1st ed. Los Angeles: Los Angeles Conservancy, 2012.

Architectural Resources Group. Garden Apartments of Los Angeles: Historic Context Statement. 1st ed. Los Angeles:, nd.

---. SurveyLa: Los Angeles Historic Resources Survey Report Noth Hollywood-Valley Village Community Plan Area (Rancho Vega). Pasadena, CA: Architectural Resources Group, February 26, 2013.

"Architecture." Encyclopedia of African American Society. Ed. Gerald D. Jaynes. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, 2005. 52-54.

"Architecture Exhibit Held Over for a Week." Los Angeles Times Sunday, October 22 1933, sec. A20:.

"Architecture Exhibit Time Limit Extended." Los Angeles Times July 18 1954, sec. E11:.

"Architecture of 6 Types at House-Garden Exhibit." Los Angeles Times September 13 1936, sec. V e3:.

"The Architecture of Motion Picture Settings: Illustrated by Examples of the Work of Robert Haas, Architect, for Famous Players-Lasky Corporation." The American Architect 118.2324 (1920): 1-5.

"Arlene Happy (Mona Nerney)." Pittsburgh Press February 12 1950: 61.

Armstrong-Ingram, R. Jackson. Henderson (Basic Townsite). 1st ed. Charleston, SC: Arcadia Publishing, 2002.

Arntzenius, Linda. "The City that John Built: John Parkinson, Architect." USC Trojan Family (1994): 23-9.

Aronson, Steven M. L. "Tyrone Power: the Razor's Edge star at His Brentwood Mansion, Architecture by Paul Williams." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design (1994): 208,211, 284.

"Arrowhead Springs Hotel Work to Start this Week." Los Angeles Times January 17 1939, sec. 1, 12:.

"Arrowhead Springs Hotel, Paul Williams and Gordon Kaufmann, A.I.A. Architects." California Arts & Architecture 57 (1940): 18-21.

"Arrowhead Springs Hotel, San Bernadino." Architect and Engineer 141.3 (1940): 20,21, 42.

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"Arrowhead Springs, California." The Hotel Monthly (1940): 11-19.

"Arrowhead to Reopen First of New Month." San Bernardino Daily Sun December 30 1924, sec. 1: 1.

Arseniuk, Melissa. "Henderson: From Campsite to Bustling Suburb." Las Vegas Sun Tuesday, August 26 2008: 1-6. 2/20/2009 .

"Art Center being Built in Barnsdall Park Given to City." Los Angeles Times May 6 1954, sec. A1:.

"Art Club Will Hear Colored Architect." Los Angeles Times December 9 1929, sec. A2:.

"Art Contest Plans Near Completion." Los Angeles Times April 1 1938, sec. A11:.

"Art Exhibitions Reviewed: Modern Furniture." Los Angeles Times February 25 1934, sec. A7:.

"Art this Week." Los Angeles Times June 8 1958: E4.

"Arthur P. Spingarn Medal Winner." Famous First Blacks. 1st ed. New York: Vantage Press, 1974. 12.

Arthur, George Robert. "Instutional Case Studies: 28th St Branch." Life on the Negro Frontier. 1st ed. New York: Association Press, 1934. 143-206.

"Arts & Entertainment: From Obscurity to Celebrityhood: Architecture." Black Firsts: 2,000 Years of Extraordinary Achievement. Ed. Jessie Carney Smith. Detroit, MI: Gale Research Inc., 1994. 1.

Artunian, Judy, and Mike Oldham. "Around Town." Palm Springs in Vintage Postcards. 1st ed.Arcadia Press, 2005. 77 and 78.

---. Movie Star Homes: The Famous to the Forgotten. 1st ed. Santa Monica, CA: Santa Monica Press, 2004.

Arvidson, Enid. "Remapping Los Angeles, Or, Taking the Risk of Class in Postmodern Urban Theory." Economic Geography 75.2 (1999): 134-56.

Assistance League of Southern California. "About ALSC: History." ALSC. google. 1/30/2008 .

"Association Adds Building: Young Men's Christian Organization Contemplates Erecting Structure for Colored People (28th St. YMCA)." Los Angeles Times August 9 1925, sec. F10:.

Austin, John C., D. C. Allison, and Jr Van Pelt Garrett. "Winners of $5,000 Hollow Tile House Competition." The Architect and Engineer LIX.1 (1919): 63-68.

"Autograms: Chrysler Opens Drive to Push New Import Sedan (Champion)." Los Angeles Times May 26 1963: N7.

"Automible Sales Building (Parkard)." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1927): 57.

Avins, Mimi. "In L.A., Even Tudors Get Face-Lifts." Los Angeles Times Thursday, May 8 2003, sec. F: f1.

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Bailey Jr, Tom. "Memphis Puts Spotlight on L.A.'s Architect to the Stars." The Commercial Appeal March 7 2010, sec. C 1,5:.

Baird, George. The Space of Appearance. 1st ed. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1995.

Bakewell, Danny J. "City Obligations to our Communities." Los Angeles Sentinel Thursday, September 25 - October 1 2008, sec. 1: 9/26/2008 .

Baldon, Cleo, and Ib Melchior. "The Language of Ornament: The Zodiac Pool." Reflections on the Pool: California Designs for Swimming. 1st ed. New York: Rizzoli, 1997. 118-123.

"Balloon Houses Designed for Design Workers Bloom Under Virginia Trees (Airform)." Life (1941): 34- 35.

Barlow, Col W. F. "Where Kings and Queens of Filmdom Raise the Colors of Domesticity. Little Journeys made to Film Stars' Homes." Los Angeles Times Sunday, August 5 1923, sec. ii 1-2: ii 1,2.

Barnett, Loretta, Rebecca Farnbach, and Vail Ranch Restoration Association. Temecula (Cass Ranch). 1st ed. Charleston, SC: Arcadia Publishing, 2006.

Barol, Bill. "Mojave Modern: Sunny, Sandy Palm Springs is an Oasis of Retro-Cool Modernist Architecture." Time Magazine 159.17 (2002): G1. General OneFile. 7/15/2008 .

Barrera, Sandra. "Floral Designer Mark Held Gets His Home into the Holiday Spirit (Luise Rainer)." Redlands Daily Facts December 11 2009: 1-3.

Barrie-Anthony, Steven. "Landscape of Constant Change. Southern California's Residential Dwellings make Up the Region's Defining Archtectural Icons. the Art of Craftsmanship Rules Even Amid an Ever-Transforming Backdrop of Traditional and Modern Styles." Los Angeles Times Thursday, July 7 2005, sec. f11:.

Bartholomew, Dana. "Oakie House Saved from Destruction." dailynews.com January 30 2010: 4pp. 3/29/2010 .

Bartlett, Maxine. "The Family Keeps Changing, but the Design Remains (Pi Beta Phi at Usc)." Los Angeles Herald-Examiner California Living Week of April 11 1976, sec. Magazine, 28-29: 28-29.

Bass, Charlotta. "On the Sidewalk." California Eagle August 27 1940, sec. i 1: 1.

---. "On the Sidewalk." California Eagle October 14 1927, sec. i 1, 6: 1,6.

---. "On the Sidewalk: An Open Letter to the Citizens of Maywood, California." California Eagle March 26 1942, sec. i 1: n p.

Bastajian, Lee. "Pacific Palisades: Religious Beginning, Area Founded in 1921." Los Angeles Times February 10 1963, sec. WS 10, 12,14:.

Bates, Karen Grigsby. "Crossover Builder: African-American Architect Paul Williams Designed Many Hollywood Houses and Landmarks - Even Places Where He Felt Less than Welcome." Vogue 183.11 (1993): 202-6.

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---. "He was (and is) the Architect to the Stars." New York Times July 26 1990, sec. B 4: InfoTracCustom Newspapers 3/29/08 .

---. "Movieland Clsssics: The Houses Paul Revere Williams Built in Hollywood's Golden Age are Winning a New Generation Og Converts." Sun Sentinel (Ft. Lauderdale) August 24 1990, sec. E3:.

Battu, Zoe A. "Mary Pickford-- Student of Architecture." Pacific Coast Architect xxxii.6 (1927): 9,10,55,63.

Bauer, Catherine. A Citizen's Guide to Public Housing. 1st ed. Poughkeepsie, NY: Vassar College, 1940.

Bayer, Ann. "Token Women (Mona Freeman)." New York Magazine (1976): 45-48.

"Be Sweet for Me- Doctor Wrote, but Cannot Wed (LeGrand Coleman)." The Afro-American October 19 1935: 1-2.

Beale, Lauren. "Bert Lahr's Former Home in Beverly Hills is for Sale." Los Angeles Times February 18 2011 4/26/2011 .

---. "New Characters at Actor's Place (Faron)." Chicago Tribune January 1 2011: 1-3. 1/6/2012 .

Beamon, David N. "Paul Williams, Master Architect." The Michigan Citizen (2003): A8.

"Beau Peep Whispers (Chappellet)." Los Angeles Times April 2 1939, sec. D4:.

"Beauty and Harmony are Fulfilled in the Home of Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Moreno at Hollywood." Los Angeles Daily Times January 1 1925, sec. annual winter number:.

"Beauty Spot in Desert Setting: Palm Springs Canyon Lured Red Man Long Ago." Los Angeles Times November 29 1925: B6.

"Beaux Arts Society." The Architect and Engineer of California and the Pacific Coast States (1907): 84.

Beavers, George, and Ranford B. Hopkins. In Quest of Full Citizenship: George Beavers (28th St. YMCA). Oral history transcipt ed. Los Angeles, CA: UCLA, 1882. 7/16/2010 .

Beck, Warren A., and David A. Williams. "Architecture." California: A History of the Golden State. 1st ed. Garden City, NY: Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1972. 484-487.

Becklund, Laurie, and Pat Brennan. "Demolition of Historic Apartments Started, Halted (Sunset Plaza)." Los Angeles Times Sunday, July 22 1984, sec. ii 4: ii 4.

"Becomes Marine Laboratory: Coconut Island Now Haven for Scientists." Los Angeles Times November 19 1948: 5.

"Bel Air Homes (Claude A. Wayne)." Los Angeles Times January 3 1928, sec. D14:.

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"Bel-Air Attracks Notables (Richard Wallace)." Los Angeles Times September 6 1936, sec. D6:.

"Bel-Air Home Plans Bright." Los Angeles Times February 5 1933: 21.

"Bel-Air Home Purchased (Foy)." Los Angeles Times June 22 1947: A2.

"Bel-Air Home, Bel-Air - Paul R. Williams, Architect." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 9.3 (1935): 78-9.

"Bel-Air Home--Paul R. Williams , Architect." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 9.3 (1936): 78-79.

"Bel-Air Homes (Ad Wayne) Photo." Los Angeles Times January 3 1928, sec. D 14:.

"Bellagio Road Lot Sold for $17,500 (Salvatori)." Los Angeles Times June 1 1941: E2.

Belloli, Andrea P. A. Wallace Neff 1895-1982: The Romance of Regional Architecture. Reprint of Huntington Library Edition ed. Vol. No. 15. Santa Monica, CA: Hennessey & Ingalls, 1989.

Bengali, Shashank. "Williams the Conqueror." Trojan Family Magazine.Spring (2004): 2/5/2009. . 2/5/2009 .

---. "Williams the Conqueror-- Breathless in Brentwood (Home of Zasu Pitts)." Trojan Family Magazine (2004): 2/3/2009. . 2/3/2009 .

"Benjamin Platt, Music Firm Founder, Dies." Los Angeles Times April 19 1960: B3.

Bennett, Charles B. "Los Angeles Takes the Lead in Land Usage with New Zoning Act." Tomorrow's Town 4.3 (1946): 2-3.

Benton, Lisa M. "Will the Real/Reel Los Angeles Please Stand Up?" Urban Geography 16.2 (1995): 144-64.

Bentson, Liz. "Strip Motels being Demolished (La Concha)." Las Vegas Sun Wednesday, December 10, 2003 2003: 1. 6/18/2008 .

Bergquist, Laura. "Desi and Lucy." Look 20.26 (1956): 74-6.

Bernard Parks Staff. "Official Website of Councilmember Bernard C. Parks. 8th District. The City of Los Angeles (Cultural Heritage Commission to Declare Golden State Mutual Life Building a Historic- Cultural Monument)." Bernard Parks. 2011. .

Bernstein, Harry. "Minorities in Majority on Watts Building Job (King Hospital)." Los Angeles Times December 6 1968: sec iii G24.

Berrey, Henry. "If I were Motoring in February (Arrowhead Springs Hotel)." Westways (1940): 4-5.

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Besser, Roza, and Linda Buzzell. "Tracing Your Home's 'Roots' (could there be Stardust in the Attic?)." Los Angeles (1978): 136-139+.

"Bessie Goodwin." The Clubwoman: California Federation of Women's Clubs (1922): np.

"Better-Home Cottages: Paul R. Williams, Consulting Architect." Architectural Forum: Magazine of Building 65 (1936): 44-6.

"Beverly Hills Haggarty's Opens New Store Today." Los Angeles Times February 5 1951: 28.

"Beverly Hills Home Sold for $34,000 (Richard Wallace)." Los Angeles Times December 18 1949, sec. E4:.

"Beverly Hills Home Sold for $58,000 (Chester Morris)." Los Angeles Times July 13 1952, sec. E 7: E7.

"Beverly Hills Hotel." Beverly Hills: An Illustrated History. Ed. Karl Stull. 1st ed. Los Angeles: Windsor Publications, 1988. 182-183.

"The Beverly Hills Hotel." Pictorial California and the Pacific 25.4 (1950): 12-13.

"The Beverly Hills Hotel and Bungalows: History." Dorchester Collection. 2008. google. .

"Beverly Hills Market Built for Actress (Griffith)." Los Angeles Times February 8 1931, sec. d5: D5.

"Beverly Hills Sloane's Store to Open may 23." Los Angeles Times May 14 1950, sec. D32:.

"Beverly Wilshire Art Galleries Announces the Dispersal by Public Sale of Superior Furniture and Distinctive Decorations from One of West Los Angeles Showplaces--the very Important Residence of Mr. Nat Goldstone (Large Display Ad)." Los Angeles Times February 2 1941, sec. 21:.

"Beverly-Wilshire Hotel, Beverly Hills--- Walker & Eisen, Architects." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 7.3 (1929): 36.

Bey, Lee. "Black Influence in Architecture." Chicago Sun Times May 2 1998, sec. 18:.

"Big Brothers Select Ronald Reagan, Strub." Los Angeles Times June 7 1961, sec. B32:.

"Big Projects Dress (Photo of Construction of LA Courthouse)." Los Angeles Times July 29 1956, sec. E1:.

"Bing Crosby's Brother Weds Actress Florence George." Los Angeles Times May 10 1939, sec. A1:.

Birnbaum, Jane. "Rising from the Ashes of L.A." Businessweek (1992): 4pp. .

"Black Architects Hope to Boost their Visibility." Jet (1991): 27.

"Black Architects: As Career Prospects Continue to Improve in their Field, Unsung African American Architects Emerged as Key Players in the Response to the Recent World Trade Center Explosion." Ebony Man: EM 18.11 (1993): 44-46.

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"Black History: Black American Landmarks, a Photo Exhibition." The Black Collegian 11 (1980): 76-79.

"Black Solidarity Brought the Boom." Ebony 26.8 (1971): 34-36.

Black, C. H. "The Architect and His Traditions." The American Architect and the Architectural Review (1923): 233-235.

"Blacks have Played a Key Role in Development of LAX." Los Angeles Sentinel June 7 1984, sec. A2:.

Bladon, Cleo, IB Melchor, and Melba Levick. Reflections on the Pool: California Designs for Swimming (Paley). 1st ed. New York: Rizzoli, 1997.

Blair, Kim. "Look-in Home Tour: Welcome Mats Out (Horton)." Los Angeles Times November 16 1961, sec. H 1, 27:.

"Blighted Areas Discussed by City Planners." Los Angeles Times February 28 1948, sec. A (The Southland)5:.

Bliven, Bruce. "Los Angeles: The City that is Bacchanalian - in a Nice Way." The New Republic (1927): 197-200.

Block, Melissa. "National Public Radio All things Considered: A Trailblazing Black architect who helped shape L.A." 6/22/12. .

Blount, Carolyne S. "Footnotes to History: Architectural Treasures." about...time 21.4 (1993): 32-33.

"Blueprint House Number 18: A Plan for Mr. Blanding's Dream House." American Builder 70 (1948): 102+.

"BMI Project is Bigger than Dam." Las Vegas Review-Journal--Boulder City Journal August 14 1942, sec. 4:.

Bodfish, Morton. "The Future of Small House Financing." American Architect and Architecture 144 (1934): 81-82.

Boghossian, Naush. "School Takes Root at Ambassador Kennedy Family at Groundbreaking Event." Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) November 21 2006, sec. N4:.

Bogle, Donald. "Paul Williams: New Style Architect." Bright Boulevards, Bold Dreams: The Story of Black Hollywood. 1st ed. New York: Random House, 2006. 64-66.

Boich, Bob. "Lighting Stressed in Latest Buildings (Garris)." Los Angeles Times February 3 1963, sec. J: N1.

---. "A Man with $100,000 Ideas." Los Angeles Times April 19 1964, sec. J 1, 23: ji.

"Bomb Shelter Built Around Bubble of Air Tested here (Airform)." Los Angeles Times June 29 1942: A2.

Bond, J. Max. The Negro in Los Angeles. PhD University of Southern California, 1936.

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Bond, Max. "Still here: Three Architects of Afro-America, Julian Francis Abele, Hilyard Robinson, and Paul R. Williams." Harvard Design Magazine.2 (1997): 1-5.

Bontemps, Arna, and Jack Conroy. "Trail of the Whitetops." Anyplace but here. 2nd ed. New York: Hill and Wang, 1945, 1966. 257-277.

Book, Jeff. "Design Watch: Architect to the Stars, African-American Paul Williams Overcame Racism to Become One of the Best-Known Architects of His Day." House Beautiful 135.10 (1993): 76,93, 168.

Boorstin, Daniel J. "Walls Become Windows." The Americans: The Democratic Experience. Ed. Daniel J. Boorstin. 1st ed. New York: Random House, 1973. 336-345.

Boorstin, Sharon. "Chasen's: Ron and Nancy's Favorite Eatery." Los Angeles Herald-Examiner November 11 1980, sec. B1, B2:.

"A Bostonian in a California Mud Bath (Arrowhead Springs)." Los Angeles Times Saturday, December 11 1886, sec. p.6:.

"Botanic Garden Area Ready for Marketing." Los Angeles Times March 8 1936, sec. E3:.

"Botany Building Will Sprout in Garden Area." Los Angeles Times April 28 1957, sec. G1, 9:.

"Bourgeois Negro Told: Speak Out." The Sun, Baltimore June 6 1967, sec. C 8, 24:.

"Boy Wonder Wields power: E.L. Cord, Native of this City, Home again." Los Angeles Times March 8 1925, sec. H 16:.

Boyd, John Taylor, Jr. "A Jury of Artists Appraises the Architecture of Los Angeles." Architectural Record 48 (1920): 461-2.

"Boys and Girls show Works: Polytechnic High Pleases Many Visitors." Los Angeles Times May 30 1912, sec. i 6:.

"Boys Anxious to Work:Polytechnic High School Students Desire Saturday Sessions." Los Angeles Times September 13 1912: ii 7.

Bracey, Earnest Norton. "The Political Participation of Blacks in an Open Society: The Changing Political Climate in Nevada." Nevada Historical Society Quarterly 42.3 (1999): 140-159.

Bragdon, Claude, et al. "Report of the Jury Award: The Third Annual White Pine Architectural Competition for A House for the Vacation Season." The White Pine Series of Architectural Monographs: A Bi-Monthly Publication Suggesting the Architectural Uses of White Pine and Its Availability Today As A Structural Wood 4.4 (1918): 5-7.

Bragdon, William B. "Defining Colonial Architecture." House and Garden 31 (1917): 48-49.

---. "Inside and Out the Modern Colonial House: The Architecture that Came through the Walls." House and Garden 31 (1917): 26-27.

Brandford, Gardner. "Our Gay Black Way: Central Avenue." Los Angeles Times Magazine June 18 1933: H4-5,10.

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Brawley, Benjamin Griffith. "Architects." The Negro Genius: A New Appraisal of the Achievement of the American Negro in Literature and the Fine Arts. reprint ed. New York: Biblo and Tannen, 1966 reprint. 329.

Braxton, Greg. "Carver Junior High Vandalized---again." Los Angeles Herald-Examiner June 30 1978, sec. A3:.

"Brazil to have Many Homes Planned by Architect here (Airform)." Los Angeles Times September 22 1946: 15.

Brenneman, John. "Modern Simplicity." Ladies Home Journal 76 (1959): 96.

Brent, Brandy. "Carrousel (Hamiltair, Lake Arrowhead)." Los Angeles Times August 21 1949, sec. C5:.

"Brentwood Home Will Cost $20,000 (Woodall & Pitts)." Los Angeles Times May 24 1936, sec. E2:.

"Brentwood Woman Will Attend Parley (Borchardt)." Los Angeles Times June 12 1960: WS 11.

Breznick, Alan. "Drawing a Blueprint Involving Minorities: Architect's Clout may Broaden Firm." Crain's New York Business 6.50 (1990): 13.

"Brick Drive-in Market in Santa Monica (Van McCarthy)." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1928): 5 col 1.

"Brick Residence (Witwer)." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1934): 51 col 2.

"Brick Store and Mortuary Building (A.J. Roberts)." Los Angeles Builder and Contractor (1916): 18, col 3.

"Brick Veneer Residence (Rubin)." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1930): 48 col 2.

Bricker, Lauren Weiss. "History in Motion: A Glance at Historic Preservation in California." Future Anterior 1.2 (2004): 4-13.

Briggs, Jimmie. "Architecture: J. Max Bond, Building a 40-Year Reputation in Design." The Crisis 111.5 (2004): 43-44.

"'Bright Road' Producer Gets Carver Merit Plaque." Jet 5.17 (1954): 59.

Britt, Bruce. "Architecture: Fate of Ambassador Hotel Will Bear on Architect's Legacy." The Crisis (2005): 43-5.

Britt, Donna. "Mortals Shared Stars' Galaxy in Black Hollywood." The Washington Post May 13 2005, sec. B1:.

Brockway, Stella E. "The Negro Population of Los Angeles." Los Angeles Times Sunday Magazine May 31 1931: 2.

"Broker's Son Dies of Injuries: Charles B. Cass Victim of Weekend Traffic Accident." Los Angeles Times May 16 1937: A 22.

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Bronstein, Lynne. "La Mesa House Landmarked--- with a Waiver (Edwin Building)." Home & Garden: A Santa Monica Mirror Publication Spring 2008: 12.

Brooks, Patricia, and Jonathan Brooks. "Culver City: Al Jolson 1886-1950." Laid to Rest in California: A Guide to the Cemeteries and Grave Sites of the Rich and Famous. 1st ed.Globe Pequot, 2006. 157-192.

"Brotherhood Dinner to Honor Adm. Nimitz." Los Angeles Times January 5 1953, sec. 28:.

Brown, Janelle. "A Home to its Owners, a Museum to its Fans." New York Times June 16 2006, sec. F1: 1/21/10 .

Brown, Jessie M. "L.A. Chapter of Links Organized in 1950." Los Angeles Sentinel April 14 1983, sec. C4:.

Brown, Nick. "Black Architect Overcomes Obstacles." Los Angeles Sentinel January 31 1980, sec. A 2: a2.

---. "Last Respects Paid to PRW." Los Angeles Sentinel January 31 1980, sec. A 2: a2.

Browne, Kathleen Morgan, and Patrick Huber. "Popular Culture of the 1920s: Architecture and Design (Paul Revere Williams)." American Popular Culture through History: The 1920s. 1st ed.Greenwood Publishing Group, 2004. 73-94.

Bruce, Betsy. "Corinne Herself (Griffith)." Motion Picture Magazine (1920): 64-65, 123.

Bryant, Lynn Marie. "Edward Huntsman-Trout: Landscape Architect (Paley)." Master of Arts in Architecture and Urban Planning University of California Los Angeles, 1982.

Buckner, Cory. A. Quincy Jones (Tennis Club, Town and Country). 1st ed. New York: Phaidon, 2002.

---. "Architect A. Quincy Jones: touring California with architect A. Quincy Jones (From the pages of the Eichler Network Newsletter)." Eichler Network. .

"Building a Jet-Age Terminal." Western Construction 36 (1961): 46-7.

"Building a Legacy: Pioneering Architect Paul Williams' Success Paralleled Los Angeles'." The Sacramento Observer March 24 1999, sec. S: s 13.

"Building a Solid Corps of Black Architects: the Crisis of the African-American Architect: Conflicting Cultures of Architecture and (Black) Power by Melvin L. Mitchell." The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education.33 (2001): 133-4.

"Building for John T. Kelly, Jr. Westwood Village: Paul Williams, Architect." Architect and Engineer (1930): 39.

"Building Permit Applications made (Angelus)." Los Angeles Times April 22 1934, sec. 27:.

"Building Supply Line Expanded (Harvey Brothers)." Los Angeles Times May 10 1938: 8.

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"Building Types Study no. 198: Commercial Buildings (United Pacific Insurance)." Architectural Record 113.5 (1953): 162-86.

"Building Your Airport from the Ground Up: Some Believe it Or Not Facts." Los Angeles Times November 15 1961, sec. 30:.

"Built for Victory: Roosevelt Operating Base." Pictorial California and the Pacific 18.2 (1943): 18-21.

Bunch, III, Lonnie G. "Allensworth: The Life, Death and Rebirth of an all-Black Community (Blodgett)." Californians (1987): 26-33.

Bunch, Lonnie G. Black Angelenos: The Afro-American in Los Angeles, 1850-1950. 1st ed., 1988.

---. "The Greatest State for the Negro Jefferson L. Edmonds, Black Propagandist of the California Dream." Seeking El Dorado: African Americans in California. Ed. Lawrence B. De Graaf, Kevin Mulroy, and Quintard Taylor. 1st ed. Seattle, WA: Autry Museum of Western Heritage and University of Washington Press, 2001. 129-148.

---. "A Past Not Necessarily Prologue: The Afro-American in Los Angeles." 20th Century Los Angeles: Power, Promotion, and Social Conflict. Ed. Norman M. Klein and Martin J. Schiesl. 1st ed. Claremont, CA: Regina Books, 1990. 101-130.

Busby, Marquis. "Exit-- Corinne Griffith: The Orchud Lady Leaves the Screen to Rest -- and Live." Photoplay Magazine (1930): 33, 131.

"Business Blocks Erected: Sorority and Fraternity Houses, Dormitories and Apartment Buildings also Under Way. (UCLA)." Los Angeles Times July 27 1930, sec. D5:.

"Business: Form New Negro Life Insurance Company in Denver." Jet 13.21 (1958): 59.

"Busy Building Program Proceeds this Month (Holmby Hills, Seth Hart, William Paley)." Los Angeles Times December 3 1933: 17.

"C.H. Baker to Open 20th Store Tomorrow." Los Angeles Times April 28 1955, sec. A30:.

Cage, Crete. "U.C.L.A. Co-Eds Will Guide Visitors through Paths of International Gardens (Zublin)." Los Angeles Times November 21 1936, sec. A5:.

Cahalin, V. "Spanish Type Houses Pay. Contractors Find Cooperation with Real Estate Developers Profitable." Building Age (1929): 37-40.

Calhoun, John. "Imitation of Life: Designers Mark Friedberg and Sandy Powell Recreate 1950s Suburbia..." Entertainment Design 37.2 (2003): 24-28.

"California 4-in-1 Design." American Builder 62 (1940): 55.

"California Cottage Voted Favorite at House Exhibition." Los Angeles Times October 11 1936, sec. E4:.

California Department of Parks and Recreation. Office of Historic Preservation. Five Views: An Ethnic Historic Site Survey for California (Black Americans). ParkNet of the National Park Service, December, 1988. 11/21/11 .

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"California Homes (Dehn/Simms)." Pictorial California 20.6 (1945): 12-13.

"California Homes: Mr. and Mrs. Anatol Josepho." Pictorial California and the Pacific 22.2 (1947): 18- 19.

"California House and Garden Exhibition." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 9.3 (1936): 19-29.

California State Board of Architectural Examiners. "Williams, Paul R." Roster., 1929. 33.

Calleia, Anton. "Mansion to Give Way to Plush Subdivision (Cord)." Los Angeles Times January 24 1963, sec. 11:.

Calloway, Stephen, and Stephen Jones. Style Traditions: Recreating Period Interiors. 1st ed. New York: Rizzoli, 1990.

Calloway, Thomas J. "The American Negro Artisan." Cassier's Magazine:Engineering Illustrated (1901): 435-445.

Cameron, Tom. "Hollywood Buildings Will Cost $67 Million (the Hollywood)." Los Angeles Times December 9 1961, sec. 12:.

---. "Home Builders Return to Urban Areas (Hollywood Highlands)." Los Angeles Times January 31 1965, sec. M1:.

"Cancer Expert: Dr. Leroy R. Weekes." The Crisis (1958): 620-621.

"Capital OKs Designs for L.A. Customs House." Los Angeles Times December 30 1959, sec. 12:.

Capps, McClure. "Architectural Gimcracks: The Architectural Horrors of the American 80's Set the Scene for a Modern Motion Picture." California Arts & Architecture 59 (1942): 18-19.

"Capt. Banning of Pioneer Family Dies." Los Angeles Times January 28 1946, sec. II page 1:.

Carlson, Leslie. "Out there: Actor Lon Chaney's Phantom of the Forest." Los Angeles Times Saturday, June 7 2003, sec. B2: b2.

Carr, Harry. "So this is Los Angeles." Los Angeles, City of Dreams. 1st ed. New York: Grossett & Dunlap, 1935. 246-249.

Cartwright, Frank P. "Building Paper: An Essential to Good Construction (Chaney)." West Coast Builder (1930): 8-9, 15.

"Carver Junior High Gets Memorial Statue." Los Angeles Times February 12 1954, sec. 18:.

"Carver Park Section at BMI is Described." Las Vegas Evening Review-Journal Saturday, December 11 1943, sec. A6:.

"Cass to Lead Football Team." Los Angeles Times November 27 1911, sec. iii 2: iii2.

"Castles in the Woods show is Prepared for its Start." Los Angeles Times May 23 1954, sec. V 13:.

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Castles, Nancy Suey. "Contract Awarded for Reconstruction of Historic Theme Building at Los Angeles International Airport." Internet Wire (2008): 2/7/09. infotrac .

---. "LAX's Theme Building Exterior Renovation to Begin: Encounter Restaurant Closed during Project." Internet Wire (2007): 2/7/09. infotrac. 2/7/08.

Cawston, A. H. History of Huntington Park: In Two Parts, Narrative and Biographical (Lumley). 1st ed. Huntington Park, CA: A.H. Cawston, 1935.

Cayton, Horace R. "America's 10 Best Cities for Negroes"." Negro Digest 5 (1947): 4-10.

"Celebrities Build Residences (Moore)." Los Angeles Times September 19 1937, sec. F2:.

"Census: Walter Givens." Jet (1963): 16.

Cervin, Michael. "Paul Revere Williams: Designer to the Stars-- and Everyman." Pasadena Weekly April 1 2009: 6. 4/28/09 .

Chambers, Veronica. "Then and Now: Hollywood Ending." O at Home: An Oprah Magazine (2006): 120-127.

"Chaney Borne to Tomb." Los Angeles Times April 29 1930: A1,3.

Chaney, Lon. "Tax on Face Value Problem for Lon Chaney: Man of Thousand Disguises Fears He Will have to Pay Dollar for each." Los Angeles Times June 5 1927, sec. Pt iii p8:.

Chang, Cindy. "California: Historic House Won't Move to Pasadena (Landau)." New York Times October 12 2006 2/3/09 .

---. "Escaping Demolition, Landmark Home by Early Black Architect Will Take to the Road (Landau)." New York Times Saturday, November 26 2005, sec. A 9: 81.

"Charles Correll Residence, Los Angeles Paul R. Williams, Architect: Andy Builds a Home." California Arts & Architecture (1940): 8.

"Charles E. Cord. Team Owner, Arena Operator, 70, Dies." Los Angeles Times May 4 1986.

"Charles Korrick." History of Arizona. Phoenix: Phoenix Record Publishing Co., 1930. 430, plus photo.

Charles Roland Baird House: 1616 Parkridge Drive, Glendale, CA (Includes Building Permit)., 2009.

"Charmers of the Past to Live again: May Company Pageant to Feature Descendents of Early Plaza Beauties." Los Angeles Times September 2 1931, sec. A3:.

Chase, John. Exterior Decoration: Hollywood's Inside-Out Houses. 1st ed. Los Angeles, CA: Hennessay & Ingalls, Inc., 1982.

---. "Finding Los Angeles in the Movies: Finding the Movies in Los Angeles." Glitter Stucco & Dumpster Diving: Reflections on Building Production in the Vernacular City. 1st ed. New York: Verso, 2000. 50-74.

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---. "Knocking Off the Knock-Offs: The Sources and Influence of the Remodels." Exterior Decoration: Hollywood's Inside-Out Houses. 1st ed. Los Angeles: Hennessey & Ingalls, 1982. 46-67.

---. "The Role of Consumerism in American Architecture." Journal of Architectural Education 44.4 (1991): 211-224.

Chattel Architecture, Planning & Preservation, Inc. Historic Resources Survey: Hollywood Redevelopment Project Area. 1st ed. Sherman Oaks, CA: Prepared for Community Redevelopment Agency, February 2010.

"Chatterbox ( William Walker)." Los Angeles Times January 31 1941, sec. A5:.

Chazanov, Mathis. "Beverly Hills Hotel to Close for Extensive Face Lift." Los Angeles Times Sunday, December 20 1992, sec. A 1, 38: a 1, 38.

Checkoway, Barry. "Large Builders, Federal Housing Programs, and Postwar Suburbanization." Critical Perspectives on Housing. Ed. Rachel G. Bratt, Chester Hartman, and Ann Meyerson. 1st ed. Philadelphia, PA: Temple University Press, 1986. 119-138.

Chen, Stefanos. "Aaron Burr was (Probably) here (Lahr)." Wall Street Journal (electronic) October 10 2013: 1-5.

---. "House of the Day: A Lion's Pride in California (Lahr)." Wall Street Journal (electronic) December 19 2012: 8.

Chiat, Marilyn J. "Nevada (1st Church of Christ Science)." America's Religious Architecture: Sacred Places for Every Community. 1st ed. New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1997. 391.

Chikwendu, Talibah L. "Architect to the Stars." The Washington Afro-American February 26-March 3 2000, sec. B4,5:.

Ching, Francis D. K. Architecture: Form, Space and Order. 3rd ed. New York: John Wiley & Sons, 2007.

Choate, Alan. "National Register of Historic Places: Another 'Great Step Forward'. Neighborhood that Represented Progress for Blacks in'50s is Now Official Historic Place." Las Vegas Review-Journal November 24 2009: 2pp. 4/14/2010 .

Choate, Chris, and Cliff May. Lakewood Rancho Estate (Sales Brochure). Walker and Lee, Inc, 1954.

"Christian and Jew Group Names Division Leader." Los Angeles Times October 13 1952, sec. I 14:.

"Christian-Jew Banquet Honors Three Builders." Los Angeles Times December 12 1951, sec. A3:.

"Christmas Night Contest Opened (Schlesinger)." Los Angeles Times December 19 1939, sec. A1:.

"Church (Second Baptist Church)." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1924): 51 col 3.

"Church (Second Baptist)." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1925): 56.

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"Church-- 4932 Rosewood Ave. (Second Baptist Church)." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1925): 56 col 2.

"Church Edifice Sets Start of Big Project (Church of Religious Science)." Los Angeles Times March 9 1958, sec. G1,3 sec Pt6:.

"Cinema Notables Get Permits for New Dwellings: Barbara Stanwyck and Zeppo Marx to Build on Marwyck Ranch." The Van Nuys News (1937): 1.

"Cinemen Call this Vacation: The More Restful it is, the More they Work (Arrowhead Springs Hotel)." Los Angeles Times October 20 1935, sec. B 5:.

"City Leads World in Designing (PRW Interview)." Los Angeles Times July 24 1927, sec. E5:.

"City of Hope benefit Planned for Holiday (Sherman Oakes)." Los Angeles Times July 4 1954, sec. 25:.

City of Las Vegas. 1st of its Kind: Berkley Square Historic Distric. Las Vegas: City of Las Vegas, 2012.

"City of Los Angeles Acquires Historic Oakridge Estate (Oakie)." City of Los Angeles, Department of City Planning: Office of Historic Resources. Newsletter 4.3 (2010): 5.

City of Los Angeles Planning Department. Hancock Park Preservation Plan. Los Angeles: City of Los Angeles Planning Department, November 8, 2007.

---. "T.R. Craig Residence "Peppergate Ranch" HCM #992." City of Los Angles, Department of City Planning. Office of Historic Resources 5.2 (2011): 6.

City of Los Angeles. Department of Airports. Los Angeles Department of Airports Historical Review. 1st ed. Los Angeles: City of Los Angeles, 1995.

City of Los AngelesDepartment of Building and Safety. Building Division. Application for the Erection of a Building at 641 Oakmont Drive (Mrs. Willis Hunt). Los Angeles: City of Los Angeles, 1940+.

City of Ontario, California. Council Meetings Agenda: File no PHP06-014, the Designation of the Dr. Robert N. Williams House, Located at 205 e 6th St., as a Local Historic Landmark. City of Ontario, California, 2006. 4/2/09 .

City of Ontario. Planning Department. Historic Landmarks. Ontario, CA: Planning Department, 2012.

"Civic Center Reflects New Face of L.A." Los Angeles Times November 1 1959, sec. G1, 16:.

"Civic Center, Monrovia." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1924): 54 col 2.

"Civic Group Set Up to Get Anti-Featherbedding Votes." Los Angeles Times Sunday, October 10 1948, sec. II 7:.

"Civic Reception Mapped to Greet New Cardinal: Committee Named to Plan Fete for Prelate After Return from Rome Investiture." Los Angeles Times January 8 1953, sec. A2:.

"Civiv Leader, Attorney Gabriel C. Duque Dies." Los Angeles Times March 8 1971: A4.

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Claiborne, M. C. Achievements of the Negro in California: A Supplement Unit for the Course of Study in Social Studies. 1st ed. Berkeley, CA: Berkeley Interracial Committee, nd.

Clark, Alson. "The "Californian" Architecture of Gordon B. Kaufmann." Society of Architectural Historians. Southern California Chapter Review 1.3 (1982): 1-8.

Clark, Alson, and Jae Carmichael. Pasadena Oral History Project: Interview with Wallace Neff (Airform). 1st ed. Pasadena, CA: Friends of the Pasadena Public Library, 1977.

Clark, Charles D. "Land Subdivision." Los Angeles; Preface to a Master Plan. Ed. George W. Robbins. 1st ed. Los Angles: Pacific Southwest Academy of Political Science, 1941. 159-171.

Clark, George A. "Bungalow Architecture: From a Layman's Viewpoint." House Beautiful 24.5 (1908): 103-4.

Clark, Jr, Clifford Edward. The American Family Home, 1800-1960. 1st ed. Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press, 1986.

Clarke, Gerald. "Arrowhead Springs Hotel: A Gathering Place for the Stars in the California Mountains, Architecture by Gordon B. Kaufman and Paul R. Williams." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design (2008): 234-239, 249.

"Class A Addition to Y.M.C.A. Bldg." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1927): 47 col 2.

"Class A Store and Office Building ( Edwin Building)." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1928): 53 col 2.

"Class A Theatre Building (Huntington Park)." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1930): 52 col 1.

"Class C Brick Store, Office, Lodge and Ballroom Bldg (Golden West Lodge)." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1930): 55 col 3.

Clay Donal Goodwin. Memorial Book. Department of Animal Science. Davis, CA: University of California, Davis, 1960.

Clayton, Cranston. "A Strategy for Negroes." The World Tomorrow (1934): 33-5.

Cleveland, Robert C. Architectural Photography of Houses: How to Take Good Pictures of Exteriors and Interiors. 1st ed. New York: F. W. Dodge Corporation, 1953. 13-89, 90, 91, 141.

"Cliff Notes: For Cliff may, Less was More." Doug Kramer's Rancho Style (2004): 3pp. .

"Cocktail Chit Chat." Jet 5.18 (1954): 42.

Cohan, Charles C. "Ambassador Plans Top $5,000,000." Los Angeles Times June 12 1949, sec. V: v 1.

---. "Development: Civic Beauty is the Keynote." Los Angeles Times January 2 1957, sec. 136-138, 183-:.

---. "Extensive Hospital Project Advanced: County Invites Bids for Building of 10-Story, 400-Bed Structure." Los Angeles Times April 22 1951, sec. D1:.

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---. "Greater LA Home Month Observance is Under Way (Mona Freeman)." Los Angeles Times September 2 1956: B7.

---. "Large Coronado Hotel Planned: New Project Slated Will Amount to $4,500,000." Los Angeles Times August 8 1948, sec. E1:.

Cohen, Allison B. "History Behind the Iron Gates in Lafayette Square." Los Angeles Times February 9 2003: 3pp.

Cohen, Edie. "The Beverly Hills Hotel." Interior Design 66.12 (1995): 84-92.

Cohen, Rodney T. Fisk University. 1st ed. Charleston, SC: Arcadia, 2001.

Coleman, Samuel "Chick". "Brother Paul R. Williams: America's Top Architect, Author of I Am A Negro Sees Better Race Relations, has Plans for Homes Costing Less than $5,000 each." The Oracle 39.5 (1949): 20-21, cover photo.

Coles, Robert Traynham. "Black Architects, an Endangered Species." Progressive Architecture 70.7 (1989): 7.

Collins, Jackie. "Sidney Sheldon in Los Angeles: Jackie Collins Visits the Best-Selling Novelist and Screenwriter." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 51.3 (1994): 118-25.

Collins, Keith E. Black Los Angeles: The Maturing of the Ghetto, 1940-1950. 1st ed. Saratoga, CA: Century Twenty One Publishing, 1980.

"Colonial Williamsburg Contributes to Riches to Modern Living." Arts & Decoration 52.5 (1940): 24-25, 41,43.50.

"Colored Annex to Restricted District." Las Vegas Evening Review-Journal October 9 1934, sec. 2:.

"Colored Folk Discuss Jobs." Las Vegas Age December 19 1931, sec. 3:.

"Commercial: Town and Country Center." Process, Architecture 41 (1983): 74.

"Committee Appointed to Push Airport Bonds: Leading Citizens Support Proposition A." Los Angeles Times April 23 1953, sec. 14:.

Commonwealth Trust Company. Palos Verdes Estates. Los Angeles:, n d.

"Community 1932-1942." Richard Neutra and the Search for Modern Architecture. New York: Oxford University Press, Inc., 1982. 161-179.

"Comnposer's New Home (Photo of 1937 Simmons Residence)." Los Angeles Times June 18 1944, sec. A7:.

"Competition Motors Open New VW Area Headquarters." Auto Driver (1962): 34.

"Complete Church Plans (2nd Baptist)." Los Angeles Times November 16 1924, sec. E11:.

"Composer Buys Bel-Air Residence for $27,500 (Wead)." Los Angeles Times October 17 1937: E3.

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"Concrete and Hollow Tile Residence (Leistikow)." Southwest Builder and Contractor.1420 (1920): 13 col 1.

Conselman, William M. "Little Journeys made to Film Stars' Homes (Pola Negri)." Los Angeles Times August 5 1923, sec. II p1,2:.

"Construction Begun on Residence for Harry Joe Brown." Los Angeles Times July 18 1937, sec. E5:.

"Construction of Bank Started at Norwalk (Bank of America)." Los Angeles Times September 17 1967, sec. I 15:.

"Construction of Large Building Furthered (Sunset Plaza)." Los Angeles Times November 15 1936, sec. E5:.

"Construction Primer-- Small House Plans." Los Angeles Times February 4 1945: E4.

"Construction Started on this $100,000 Residence (Paley)." Los Angeles Times October 27 1935, sec. D2:.

"Construction Starts on Rolling Hills Business Center." Los Angeles Times November 6 1938, sec. E2:.

"Construction to be shown: Modern Home Preparation to be Demonstrated in Extensive Exhibit." Los Angeles Times September 15 1935, sec. 17:.

"Construction to Start on Junior High School (Marina Del Rey)." Los Angeles Times January 18 1959, sec. WS 1:.

"Construction Under Way on this Building (Angelus) Photostandalone 11." Los Angeles Times June 17 1934: 23.

"Construction: Comeback (Ambassador Hotel)." Time Magazine (1948): 4pp. .

"Contemporary Overtones: Seth Hart Residence." Arts & Decoration 41 (1934): 10-5.

"Contract Let for $23,000 Structure (Berman Company)." Los Angeles Times June 14 1936, sec. E4:.

"Contract Let for Dwelling (Theobald)." Los Angeles Times August 10 1930, sec. D1:.

"Contracts Awarded: Seth Hart and Alice M. Erickson." Los Angeles Times May 21 1933, sec. 19:.

"Contributes First $1,000 for Shrine (Grant Reynalds)." The Carolina Times March 19 1955: 1.

Coons, Robbin. "Hollywood Sights and Sounds (Arlen, Breezy Top)." The Kingston Daily Freeman, Kingston, N.Y. December 24 1938, sec. 11:.

Cooper, Suzanne Tarbell, Don Lynch, and John G. Kurtz. West Adams. 1st ed. Charleston, SC: Arcadia Press, 2008.

Copage, Eric V. "David Williams, 90, Pioneering Black Judge." New York Times May 12 2000: 2pp.

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Copp, James. "Skylarking (Rank)." Los Angeles Times September 25 1952, sec. B5:.

Coray, Michael. "African-Americans in Nevada." Nevada Historical Society Quarterly 35 (1992): 239- 257.

"Cord Reviews Career." Los Angeles Times December 26 1926, sec. F2: F2.

Cornell, Ralph D. "Landscaping of Pueblo Del Rio." Architect and Engineer 150.3 (1942): 21-46.

"Cornerstone Rites Set at Osteopathic Hospital." Los Angeles Times May 27 1956, sec. A 12:.

Corrette, Moses. San Francisco Planning Department: Gold Dust Lounge Landmark (Goldne Pheasant Restaurant). San Francisco: City and County of San Francisco, 2012.

"Cost of House to be $20,000 (Day)." Los Angeles Times February 9 1936, sec. E2:.

"Cost of House to be $20,000 (Herbert Day)." Los Angeles Times February 9 1936: E2.

"Costly Homes in New Hands (Leistikow)." Los Angeles Times April 4 1920: v 1-2.

"Cottage, Framed (Williams Property)." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1920): 29 col 2.

"Cottages Will Add 100 Rooms to Ambassador." Los Angeles Times March 6 1949, sec. E1:.

"Country French Felicity (Victor Borge)." Los Angeles Times October 28 1951, sec. F6:.

"County Board to Study Building Height Change." Los Angeles Times February 9 1956, sec. 24:.

Courtright, Hernando. "AD Beverly Hills Hotel." Los Angeles Times November 23 1949, sec. 4:.

"Cover of Issue MCA." California Arts & Architecture (1938): cover.

Cox, Bette Yarbrough. Central Avenue-- its Rise and Fall(1890-c.1955) Including the Musical Renaissance of Black Los Angeles. 1st ed. Los Angeles: BEEM Publications, 1993.

Cox, Don. "Work on Lear Theater Moves Forward." Reno Gazette-Journal October 21 2005.

Cox, Joseph Mason. "Entry for Paul Revere Williams." Great Black Men of Masonry 1723-1987. 1st ed.Grand Lodge of New York State, 1987. 344-345.

Cozard, W. Lee. "the Thrill of a Romance (1945)." More Magnificent Mountain Movies (the Silver Screen Years 1940-2004). 1st ed. Lake Arrowhead, CA: A Rim of the World Historical Society Publication, 2006. 105-107.

"The Crash of the XF-11 7July 1946 (beerup) Check-Six.com." .

Crosse, John. "Southern California Architectural History: Paul R. Williams and A. Qunicy Jones: Coconut Island Club International, 1946." 2009. .

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"Crowd Cheers Opening of Royal Nevada Hotel." Los Angeles Times April 20 1955: 5.

"Crowds Drive Exclusive Stars into New Hideout: Hidden Valley Acres Completely Isolated." Los Angeles Times June 30 1935: A1.

Cuff, Dana. The Provisional City: Los Angeles Stories of Architecture and Urbanism. 1st ed. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2000.

Culver, Lawrence. "From Paradise to Parking Lot." Los Angeles Forum For Architecture and Urban Design.5 Parks (2007): 1/23/2009. . 1/23/2009 .

---. The Frontier of Leisure: Southern California and the Shaping of Modern America (Palm Springs). 1st ed. New York: Oxford University Press, 2010.

"Current Preservation Issues: Castera-Ward Residence." Los Angeles Conservancy: Preservation Issues (2008): 1-9. . 6/14/08 .

Cusack, Victor A., and Harrison Lewis Whitney. A Symbol of Los Angeles: The History of the THEME BUILDING at Los Angeles International Airport 1952-1961. Ed. William A. Schoneberger. 1st ed. Virginia Beach, VA: The Donning Company Publishers, 2005.

Cutner, Naomi V. "Guess Who Slept here, Houses with a History." Life 132.8 (1986): 132. Gale. 1/9/2009 .

Cutts, Anson Bailey. "Homes of Tomorrow in the Movies of Today (Carefree)." California Arts & Architecture 54 (1938): 16-19.

D.C. Preservation League. "Most endangered places for 2001: Langston Terrace Dwellings." 2007. .

Dahir, Mubarak S. "The Profession: African American Architects. Why Architecture Fails to Attract Minorities." Architectural Record 183 (1995): 32-33.

Damon, George A. "How to Handle "Four Corners": Architects Offer Ideas for Neighborhood Centers (Reprint of Article in American Cities)." Los Angeles Times September 13 1914, sec. V1:.

---. "How to Handle "Four Corners": Architects Offer Ideas for Neighborhood Centers---Liberal Prizes Bring Forth Interesting Sketches and Arouse Interest in the Ideal Development of Residential Districts." The American City xi (1914): 331-332.

Daniels, Mark. "The Horse Comes Back (E L Cord)." California Arts & Architecture (1934): 18-9.

---. "The Horse Comes Back (Cord)." California Arts & Architecture (1934): 19-20.

"Danny Thomas Hospital Dream Nearing Reality: Memphis Group Backs Campaign for St. Jude Underprivileged Children." Los Angeles Times February 26 1955, sec. Part II 22:.

"Danny Thomas to Kick Off Leukemia Fund (St Jude)." St. Petersburg Times January 31 1962, sec. d 6:.

Darrell Done. "639 La Loma Road Pasadena." Caldwell Baker Previews International. 2008. .

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Daunt, Tina. "L.A. at Home: In Pasadena, Wallace Neff's Last Remaining 'Bubble House.'." Los Angeles Times December 20 2011: 4pp.

"DAV Proposes Memorial Buoy for Unknown Sailor." Los Angeles Times August 9 1951, sec. A 24:.

David, Arthur C. "An Architect of Bungalows in California." Architectural Record 20.4 (1905): 306-15.

Davis, Bernadette Adams. "Business Opportunities: Designs for Success." Black Enterprise 29.4 (1998): 27.

Davis, C. F. "Foothill Suburbs show Remarkable Progress: Metropolitan Centers of Monrovia and Sierra Madre Scene of Popular Expansion." Los Angeles Times December 16 1923, sec. V 16:.

Davis, Chris. "Steppin'Out: Building Blocks." Memphis Flyer March 4 2010, sec. 22:.

Davis, Genevieve. "Home to the Stars." Beverly Hills: An Illustrated History. 1st ed. Northridge, CA: Windsor Publications, Inc., 1988. 55-65.

Davis, jr, Charles. "Mounting Costs Spell End to Area Mansions (Cord)." Los Angeles Times September 10 1962, sec. A1,2:.

Davis, Kimberly. "Black Architects: Embracing and Defining Culture." Ebony 60.12 (2005): 108-111.

Davis, Mike. "Ozzie and Harriet in Hell." Harvard Design Magazine.1 (1997): 4-7.

Davis, Regina. "Higher Visibility: Making the Future Different for California's Architects of Color." Architecture California 13.3 (1991): 35-9.

Davison, Robert L. "The Engineered Dwelling." Prefabricated Homes: The Journal of the Industry 5.9 (1943): 6-10, 28-.

Dawes, Amy. Sunset Boulevard: Cruising the Heart of Los Angeles. 1st ed. Los Angeles: Los Angeles Times Books, 2002.

Day, George M. "Races and Cultural Oases." Sociology and Social Research: An International Journal 18.4 (1934): 326-39. de Botton, Alain. The Architecture of Happiness. 1st ed. New York: Vintage International, 2006.

De Graaf, Lawrence B. "The City of Black Angels: Emergence of the Los Angeles Ghetto, 1890 - 1930." Pacific Historical Review 39.3 (1970): 323-52.

---. Negro Migration to Los Angeles, 1930-1950. PhD University of California, Los Angeles (reprinted by R and E Research Associates), 1962 (reprint 1974). de Wit, Wim. "Medernism Thwarted: Pierre Koenif's Work for the Chemehuevi Indians (Airform)." Getty Research Journal.3 (2011): 87-98.

"Dealer Reports Numerous Sales (Bain)." Los Angeles Times April 9 1939, sec. E3:.

"Dealer Reports Numerous Sales: Improved Property and Beverly Hills Lots Included (Bain)." Los Angeles Times April 9 1939, sec. E3:.

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"Death Calls to Sieroty." Los Angeles Times March 2 1937, sec. A1,2:.

"Death of William Ford." Sheet Metal Worker (1935): 69.

"Deaths...Theodore R. Borders, M.D." Journal of the Indiana State Medical Association 53 (1960): 1949.

Decker, Ed. "Paul R. Williams 1894-1980: Innovative Architect to the Stars." Contemporary Black Biography: Profiles from the International Black Community. Ed. L. Mpho Mabunda. New York: Gale Research Inc., 1992-. 263-266.

"The Declining Enrollments of Blacks in Schools of Architecture." The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education.23 (1999): 35-8.

"Dedication of the New "Y" a Milestone on the Path of Progress." California Eagle November 19 1926, sec. 1:.

Delano, Wm Adams. "The Architect: Forgotten Man?" Architect and Engineer 141.3 (1940): 46-48.

Deluca, Salvatore. "Vegas Seashell (La Concha)." Preservation: the Magazine For National Historic Preservation 57.6 (2005): 16.

DeLyser, Dydia. Ramona Memories: Tourism and the Shaping of Southern California. 1st ed. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota, 2005.

DeMille, Cecil B. "Motion Pictures and Architecture." Bulletin Allied Architects Association of Los Angeles 1.9 (1925): np.

"Demonstration Home Rises at Flintridge." Los Angeles Times January 14 1934, sec. 20:.

Denzer, Anthony. "Community Homes: Race, Politics and Architecture in Postwar Los Angeles." Southern California Quarterly 87.3 (2005): 269-285.

"Department Store Proposed for Colored People (Greene-Mills and Co.)." Los Angeles Times September 27 1931, sec. V p2:.

"Desert Home to be Built at Palm Springs (Fulford Subdivision)." Los Angeles Examiner Sunday, March 22 1925, sec. iv 3: iv 3.

Design in the Home. Ed. Noel Carrington. 1st ed. London: Country Life Ltd., 1933.

"Design Symposia Focus on African-Americans." Architectural Record 195.3 (2007): 34.

"Designer for Living: America's Ace Architect Paul Williams Attains Fame and Fortune Blueprinting Stately Mansions." Ebony 1.4 (1946): 24-29.

"Designer of St. Jude's Hospital is Honored: Williams is Honored." Tri-State Defender Saturday, July 27 1972, sec. i 1: 1.

"Designs $1/2 Million Auto Showroom (Mercedes Benz)." Jet 6.16 (1954): 45.

"Designs $31/2 Million Church Center (Church of Religious Science)." Jet 13.20 (1958).

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"Designs for a One-Story Hollow Tile House, First Prize Design by Paul R. Williams." California Southland (1919): 16-17.

Desser, Lou. "Beverly Wilshire to Build $13 Million, 12-Story Addition." Los Angeles Times April 27 1969, sec. J1:.

"Development of Lake Community Stirs Activity in Building of Artistic Homes. Spotlight Hits Residence Park. Toluca Lake Community in Development Center." Los Angeles Times Sunday, November 25 1928, sec. V 4: 4.

DeWitt, Karen. "The Howard Heritage, 1976: Through a Glass Darkly, the University as Mirror for the Black Experience." Potomac (The Washington Post) Sunday, February 22 1976: 16-19,26,30-32.

Dimassa, Cara M. "1920's Memories are there for Taking:Bungalows Offered at LA Celebrity Hotel Where School is Planned (Ambassador)." The Boston Globe May 16 2004, sec. 4pp: 8/27/09 .

---. "Board Oks Romer Plan (Ambassador)." Los Angeles Times Wednesday, October 13 2004, sec. B 1: b1.

Diniz, Carlos. "The Hollywood." Visualizing A New Los Angeles: The Architectural Renderings of Carlos Diniz., 2009. np.

"Disciples of Hippocrates: Leroy R. Weekes." Black Enterprise (1975): 24-25.

"Display Ad 42 for Barker Brothers "by all Means See Longridge Manor"." Los Angeles Times July 17 1938, sec. IV D6:.

"Distinctive Apartment Structures further City's Upbuilding (Sunset Plaza)." Los Angeles Times September 20 1936, sec. E1:.

Dixon, John Morris. "A White Gentleman's Profession?" Progressive Architecture 75.11 (1994): 55-61.

Dixon, Simon. "Ambiguous Ecologies: Stardom's Domestic Mise-En-Scene." Cinema Journal 42.2 (2003): 81-100.

Dodd, Richard H. Architectural Styles Orange County. 1st ed. Newport Beach, CA: Richard H. Dodd & Associates, 2009.

"Domestic Architecture (Cord)." Architect and Engineer 107.1 (1931): 78.

"Dorothy Draper Takes another Bow." The Decorative Furnisher: The Magazine of Furnishing & Design (1941): 8-11.

Douglass, Melvin I. "Paul Revere Williams: 1896-1980." Black Winners: A History of Spingarn Medalists, 1915-1983. 1st ed. Brooklyn, N.Y.: Theo. Gaus, Ltd, 1984. 54-55.

Dow, Bill. "Smoot Picks Architects to Design Las Vegas Race Track." Las Vegas Review-Journal December 23 1949, sec. 1:.

"Downey Man Given Housing Board Post." Los Angeles Times January 1 1956, sec. 2:.

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Downs, Karl E. "Paul R. Williams: Hollywood's Architect." Meet the Negro. 1st ed. Pasadena, CA: Login Press, 1943. 86-87.

DownTownLAreality. Pittman Dog & Cat Hospital. Los Angeles: DownTownLAreality, 2009.

Dows, Olin. "Art for Housing Tenants." Magazine of Art (1938): 616-623, 662.

Dozier, Richard K. "African-American Architects in the Art Deco Era." about...time 25.5 (1977): 8-11.

---. "The Black Architectural Experience in America." AIA Journal 65.7 (1976): 162,164, 166, 168-169.

---. "The Black Architectural Experience in America." African American Architects in Current Practice. Ed. Jack Travis. 1st ed. New York: Princeton Architectural Press, 1991. 8-9.

---. "A Historical Survey: Black Architects and Craftsmen." Black World 23.7 (1974): 4-15.

"Draft Board Members for Los Angeles Named." Los Angeles Times October 10 1940, sec. 1,2:.

Dreer, Herman. "The Negro in the Course of Study of the High School." The Negro History Bulletin 7.6 (1944): 161-165.

Dreyfuss, John. "AIA Plans to Solve Los Angeles." Los Angeles Times February 17 1980, sec. xi 1,8: sec xi p1,8.

---. "Jones' Architecture: In Words and Pictures." Los Angeles Times January 30 1980, sec. v 1,7: sec v p1,7.

Drohojowska-Philp, Hunter. "Platinum is Golden." Robb Report: The Global Luxury Source (2010): 6/29/10. . 6/29/2010 .

"Drug Stores Catch it, Too (Kreis)." Herald-Jounral (Spartanburg, S.C.) October 8 1948: 21.

Drury, Felix. "Yale Events Sound Call for Change." Architectural Record 180.1 (1992): 18.

DuBois, W. E. B. "Letter Mentioning Paul R. Williams." The Correspondence of W.E.B. DuBois: Selections, 1934-1944. Ed. Herbert Aptheker. 1st ed.University of Massachusetts Press, 1997. 223.

---. "Postscript: The California Conference." The Crisis: A Record of the Darker Races 35.9 (1928): 311,312, 322.

DuBrow, Rick. "The Hotel's the Star in California Suite (Beverly Hills Hotel)." Los Angeles Herald- Examiner May 5 1978, sec. B 2, 10: B2.

"Due Ranch Promoter Ends His Own Life (Deep Well)." Los Angeles Times November 15 1929: 13.

Duke, Lynne. "Blueprint of a Life: Architect J. Max Bond, Jr. has had to Build Bridges to Reach Ground Zero." washingtonpost.com Thursday, July 1 2004, electronic ed., sec. c: 01. google 7/23/08 .

Duncan, Ray. "How to Build a Home for $5,000: Noted Architect Paul Williams Gives Blueprints for Small House." Ebony 4.5 (1949): 42-48.

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Dungee, Ron. "Historical Profile: An Historical Perspective the Los Angeles of U.S. Judge David W. Williams." Los Angeles Sentinel February 15 1990: A 10.

Dunning, Brad. "Preserving the Optimism of Mid-Century Modern Design." Los Angeles Times June 28 1998, sec. m1,6: m1.

"Duque, Gabriel C." Who's Who in California. Los Angeles: , 1928/29. 614.

Dwan, Lois. "Alex Perino is here to Stay." Los Angeles Times: WEST magazine May 25 1969, sec. 24- 27,29:.

"Dwellings Win Good Response (Greenacres)." Los Angeles Times July 26 1953, sec. E12:.

Dykes, Antoinette. "Dreams, Promises and Disappointments: Hollywood's Racial Past... (Bogle. Bright Boulevards, Bold Dreams)." Black Issues Book Review 7.3 (2005): 62-63.

"Del E. Webb Construction Co., Tucson, Ariz." Architectural Forum: Magazine of Building 90 (1949): 140-2.

"Early California Type Home: Residence for Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hall." Los Angeles Examiner March 1 1925, sec. IV 3: iv 3.

"Eastener Buys Residence here (Leistikow)." Los Angeles Times November 2 1941: E3.

Easter, Eric. "Designing in Color." International Review of African American Art 13.1 (1996): 31-32.

Easton, Bob. "Architecture at UCLA and Berkeley." California Engineer 42 (1964): 6-8.

"Ebony book Shelf." Ebony xlix.3 (1994): 18.

"Economy Housing by 1949? One Answer (Dell Webb)." Charette (1949): 8-9.

Edgell, G. H. The American Architecture of to-Day. 1st ed. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1928.

"Editorials: Reno must Accept Lear's Challenge: First Church of Christ, Scientist-- Her Gift Will Help Turn it into an Outstanding Theater." Reno Gazette-Journal Tuesday, November 18 1997, sec. 1:.

"Editor's Aside (Mr. Blandings)." Journal of the American Institute of Architects 8.3 (1947): 142.

Edwards, Anne. "Great Movie Houses: From Tara to Xanadu, Five Film Residences that Took on a Life all their Own." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 63.3 (2006): 56,58,60,62,64.

---. "Leaving Blandings Way and Opening a New Chapter." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 58.10 (2001): 114-116, 118.

"Edwin Building, 310-316 Wilshire Boulevard: New Wilshire Building Finished." Evening Outlook (Santa Monica) Saturday, September 29 1928: n p.

"Eight New Buildings for U.C. Win Approval: Two for Westwood Campus on List Favored by Local Offices of P.W.A." Los Angeles Times October 5 1938, sec. A2:.

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"Eight Triplexes to Rise in Westchester Plaza." Los Angeles Times January 22 1950, sec. E2: E2.

"Einf, Concr. Y.M.C.A (28th Street YMCA)." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1925): 53 col 1.

Elder, Larry. "In Praise of Hard Work." Capitalism Magazine July 11 2001: 1-3. . 5/22/09 .

---. "The Progress of American Blacks." Capitalism Magazine September 4 2004: 1-4. . 5/22/09 .

"Elections made to L.A. County Museum Board." Los Angeles Times May 19 1952, sec. A6:.

"Elementary Schools (Hostetter)." Southwest Builder and Contractor 64.1 (1924): 50 col 3.

"Eleven New Homes Now being Built: Company Reports Active Period in Construction of Residences (Zublin)." Los Angeles Times December 20 1931, sec. F4:.

Elliott, Cecil D. "African-American Architects." The American Architect from the Colonial Era to the Present. 1st ed.McFarland, 2003. 150-151.

"Emblematic: Golden Crown to be Placed on City Hall." Los Angeles Times March 6 1956, sec. 1:.

Engel, Allison. "Modern Love: Palm Springs Midcentury Modern Design and Architecture." Palm Springs Life: California's Prestige Magazine (2008): 10/2/08. . 10/2/08 .

"English Residence (James Garnet Taylor)." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1924): 55 col 3.

"English Residence (Oak Knoll)." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1924): 57 col 2.

"English Residence (Oak Knoll, J S Young)." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1924): 57 col 2.

"English Residence (Petitt)." Southwest Builder and Contractor 64 (1924): 53 col 2.

"English Residence--Archt Paul R. Williams (F E Pettit)." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1924): 52 col 1.

"Ensenada has New Hotel: Work Now Under Way on Old Mexico Resort Built by Prominent Business Men." Los Angeles Times June 5 1927, sec. V 9: pt v p9.

"Entertainment: Danzel Washington and Wife, Pauletta, Sell their Los Angeles Home." Jet (2000): 62.

"Entrance to a Home in Southern California (Iron Work)." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 10.2 (1938): 104.

"Entry for Paul R. Williams." Notable Black American Men and Women. Detroit: Gale Research, 1992. 1238-1241.

"Episcopalians Start Movemet for Large and Modern Church Edifice (St. Philips)." California Eagle September 24 1926: 1-end of art.

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Eppse, Merl R. "Contributions of the Negro to American Culture." The Negro, Too, in American History. 1st ed. Nashville, TN: National Publication Company, 1949. 361-394.

---. "The Negro's Contribution to American Progress." An Elementary History of America, Including Contributions of the Negro Race. revised and enlarged ed. Nashville, TN: National Publication Company, 1943. 217-250.

"Eric Lobban Cord." Dream Palaces: Hollywood at Home. 1st ed. New York: Viking Press, 1981. 221- 239.

Esperdy, Gabrielle. "From Instruction to Consumption: Architecture and Design in Hollywood Movies of the 1930s." Journal of American Culture 30.2 (2007): 198-211.

"Estate Owners Buy Acreage: Bridle-Path Network to be Extended (Hays)." Los Angeles Times July 4 1937: E3.

"Estate Site Bought by Eastern Visitor (Spec House in Flintridge)." Los Angeles Times April 8 1934, sec. 27:.

"Eula McClaney Speaks." Los Angeles Sentinel May 8 1986: A1.

"Ever Dream of Owning an Island in the Pacific? here's One, Pacific Island Turned into South Sea Paradise (Coconut Island)." Los Angeles Times February 16 1947: 9.

"Ever-Changling Skyline Greets UCLA Visitors: Romanesque Style Gives Way to Modern as Campus Building Program Continues." Los Angeles Times (1959): f5.

"Evolution of Styles of Homes show Theme California Model House Result of Fusion of Many, Far-Flung Types of Architecture." Los Angeles Times January 19 1941, sec. 17: 17.

Ewing, Craig A. Historic Preservation Board Staff Report: Casa Palmeras Residences HSPB-82. Palm Springs, CA: City of Palm Springs, June 12, 2012.

"Executive Club being Built in Pasadena." Los Angeles Times December 4 1960, sec. N13:.

"Executive Suite, Beverly Wilshire Hotel." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 15.48-52 (1958).

"Executone Sound Chosen by all 17 Airlines at New Los Angeles International Airport (Ad for Executone)." Architectural Forum: Magazine of Building (1962): 14-5.

"Exhibit of Dwellings Soon Ready." Los Angeles Times February 9 1936, sec. E2: E 2.

"Exhibitions Opened at Art Center: Two Groups on Display at Barnsdall Park Center Following Sunday Address." Los Angeles Times December 2 1929, sec. A8:.

"Extensive New Store Unit to be Opened Tomorrow (Saks)." Los Angeles Times August 20 1939, sec. E2:.

"Extensive Unit Set for Start in 1955 Spring (County Hospital, Osteopathetic Unit)." Los Angeles Times January 16 1955, sec. G1,2:.

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"Factory-Built Home may Lead U.S. Industry: Builder Sees Big Future for Prefabrication (Steel)." Chicago Daily Tribune January 30 1938, sec. Part I 14:.

Fader, Edmund F. "Hollywood, a City of Properous Home Owners." Los Angeles Realtor (1926): 39, 75.

Fairbanks, Mary Pickford. "Spanish Architecture Ideal for California Home." Architect and Engineer (1926): 117-118.

"Famed Architect Designs Homes for Westside Park." Las Vegas Review-Journal December 14 1949: 4.

"Family of Man photo Art Arrives for L.A. Display." Los Angeles Times March 7 1957, sec. A29:.

"Famous Guest Rooms (Lahr)." House Beautiful (1942): 52-53.

"Famous Tract to be Opened. Flintridge Will Go Way of Other Land Domains. Sightly Holdings to be made into Home Areas. Miles of Scenic Boulevards Built by Owner." Los Angeles Times Sunday, January 14 1917, sec. v 1:.

Faragher, John Mack. "Bungalow and Ranch House: The Architectural Backwash of California." Western Historical Quarterly xxxii.2 (2001): 149-73.

Faulkner, Frederick. "Tarzana Develops into Flourishing Community." Valley Times January 12 1951: not given.

Fay, Sharon E. "Negro Judge's Wife Tells of Path to the Pinnacle (David W. Williams)." Los Angeles Times August 19 1969, sec. C1,7:.

"Features of Model Home at Tract Told (SeaView)." Los Angeles Times July 24 1960, sec. J K15:.

"FEDCO Pasadena Unit Nearing Comletion." Los Angeles Times October 24 1965: M 14.

Federal Writers' Project of the Works Progress Administration for the State of California. "Los Angeles." California: A Guide to the Golden State. Ed. Harry Hansen. New Revised Edition ed. New York: Hastings House, 1967. 206-229.

---. "Architecture." California: A Guide to the Golden State. Ed. Mabel R. Gillis. 1st ed. NY: Hastings House Publishers, 1939. 167-176.

Feffer, Elizabeth R. "A House for Equal Justice, from Design to Completion: The Los Angeles County Courthouse and Architect Paul R. Williams." Gavel To Gavel: Los Angeles Superior Court Judicial Magazine (2013): 15-21.

Feldman, Paul. "Young again: Historic Market Building, Damaged in Riots, is Back in Business (Boradway Federal Savings)." Los Angeles Times August 2 1993: 3pp. 6/22/2011 .

Feldmann, Gerald C. "Fallingwater is no Longer Falling." Structure Magazine (2005): 46-50.

Fentress, J. Cullen. "Hastie Banquet Guest List Like Who's Who." The Oracle 39.3 (1949): 9.

Ferguson, J. R. "Home-Like Apartments: Individual Taste of Tenants Anticipated by Builders (Sunset Plaza Apartments)." The Architect and Engineer 129 (1937): 36-38.

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Ferree, Barr. "The American Idea of Architecture." Science 17.416 (1891): 46-47.

---. "An American Style of Architecture." Architectural Record 1 (1891): 39-45.

Ferrell, David. "A Crumbling Hive of Humanity Fit for Dickens (LA Courthouse)." Los Angeles Times Saturday, April 10 1999, sec. A1:.

"Festival at Rockford College." Black World/Negro Digest 14.6 (1965): 92.

"Fifteen-Room Home Rising at Holmby Hills (Correll)." Los Angeles Times August 21 1938, sec. A8:.

"Fifth Avenue West: The New Look in Beverly Hills." Los Angeles (1969): 53-58.

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"First AME Church to Fete 95th Anniversary: Downtown Landmark Sets Eyes on Future, Reveals Plans for $1million Sanctuary." Los Angeles Times October 24 1964, sec. III6:.

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"Floornature: Architects & Projects: Overview: Restoration of Pueblo del Rio, Los Angeles." FLOORNATURE. January 2003 2003. .

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"The Frickett Formula; Good Design Works both Ways." House & Home (1953): 132,139; 172-173.

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Glick, Shav. "Von Neumann's Goal at Le Mans: Owner Wants to show Up Porsche Factory." Los Angeles Times May 25 1971: C9.

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Goodyear, Dana. "Annals of L.A.: Hotel California an Architect's Peculiar Legacy and a Battle for a Building (Ambassador Hotel)." The New Yorker 80.45 (2005): 68 (6pp). .

Gopnik, Adam. "Letter from Beverly Hills: Paradise Lost, the Sultan of Brunei's Decision to Renovate the Beverly Hills Hotel Interrupts the Forty-Year Gin Game of a Legendary Poolside Raconteur." The New Yorker (1993): 154-65.

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Gregory, Neal. "Jubilant Danny Thomas Opens Impossible Hospital: Vow to St. Jude Fulfilled with Opening of Star-Shaped Research Center before Throng of 9,000." The Commercial Appeal Monday, February 5 1962, sec. i 1, 5, 13, 30: 1,5,13.

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Grodzins, Morton. "Metropolitan Segregation. as Negroes Move from the South and Whites Move Out to the Subburbs a New Pattern of Segregation Emerges in the Big Cities of the U.S., Bringing with it Significant Economic, Social and Political Problems." Scientific American 197.4 (1957): 33-41.

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"Ground Broken for New Post-Acute Polio Hospital." Los Angeles Times August 18 1952, sec. A3:.

"Group Marks Opening of Clubhouse (Pacific Town Club)." Los Angeles Times August 21 1952: 6.

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"The Growth of Saks Fifth Avenue is a Beverly Hills Success Story! (Display Ad 23)." Los Angeles Times August 28 1939, sec. A7:.

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Guildimann, Suzanne. "NPS Rangers and Former Residents Share some of Solstice Canyon's Secrets:Ranch House Ruins Preserve Remnants of Renowned African-American Architect's Design (Roberts)." Malibu Surfside News 11/11/10 2010: 3pp. 11/12/2010 .

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"Health Resort being Improved: Large Hotel Rising at Arrowhead Springs." Los Angeles Times October 15 1939, sec. 8 pt II:.

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---. The Ranch House. 1st ed. New York: Abrams, Inc., 2004.

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Hewitt, Harwood. "A Plea for as Distinctive Architecture in Southern California." Allied Architects Association of Los Angeles Bulletin 1.5 (1925): n.p.

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Hines, Thomas S. "Architecture: Richard Neutra's Hollywood." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 53 (1996): 64+.

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---. "Machines in the Garden: Notes Toward a History of Modern Los Angeles Architecture, 1900- 1990." Sex, Death and God in L.A. Ed. David Reid. 1st ed. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press, 1992. 259-318.

Hise, Greg. "Border City: Race and Social Distance in Los Angeles." American Quarterly 56.3 (2004): 545-58.

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Historic American Buildings Survey, National Park Service, Western Region, Department of the Interior. Roosevelt Base (Naval Station Long Beach): Photographs, Written Historical and Descriptive Data. National Park Service, 1996?.

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Hofmann, Michelle. "Down with the Old and Up with the Huge." Los Angeles Times Sunday, July 20 2003, sec. K 1: 1.

Holden, H. H. "Natural Beauty of Palos Verdes Hills Enhanced by Proper Adaptation of Architectural Designs." Hydraulic Engineering 4 (1928): 321-323.

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"Hollow Tile Housing." The Clay-worker (1920): 549.

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"Hollywood Changing as Wrecking Balls Down Stars' Homes (Pola Negri)." Modesto Bee August 14 1988, sec. 36:.

"Hollywood Foothill Home Designed by Paul R. Williams (Kinsey)." Los Angeles Examiner Sunday, August 27 1922, sec. IV 5: iv 5.

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Hollywood Knickerbocker Hotel. Hollywood Knickerbocker Hotel. Hotel brochure ed. Los Angeles:, 1966.

"Hollywood Simplicity: Richard Arlen and Bing Crosby." House Beautiful 77 (1935): 36-37.

"Hollywood Stars Still Fans of Late Architect Paul Williams." Star Tribune (Minneapolis, Minn) August 4 1990, sec. R2:.

"Hollywood YMCA Building." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1921): 14 col 1.

"Hollywood's Sandbox: Palm Springs was always a Refuge for the Stars. but a New Crowd is using the Desert a Little Differently." Palm Springs Life: California's Prestige Magazine (1995): 21-24.

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Holson, Laura M. "Home Flipper to the Stars (Jane Wyatt)." New York Times Sunday, June 10 2007, sec. 9 1, 10, 11: sec 9 1, 10.

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"Home Rising on Riviera Site (Zucker)." Los Angeles Times November 15 1936, sec. E2:.

"The Homebuilder's Department: French Ideas used in Model Residence, Local Climate's Effect on Architecture shown." Los Angeles Times August 9 1936, sec. E4:.

"The Homebuilder's Department: Steel Home Plan shown, California Type Exemplified." Los Angeles Times June 7 1936, sec. E4:.

"Home-Construction Increase Registered (Garlow, Foy)." Los Angeles Times November 20 1938, sec. E3:.

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"Homes in Tract nearly Sold Out (Greenacres)." Los Angeles Times February 28 1954, sec. E1:.

"Homes Named Monuments (Williams Residence)." Los Angeles Evening and Sunday Herald December 2 1976, sec. A4: a4.

"Homes Opened at Paramount." Los Angeles Times June 26 1949, sec. E7:.

"Honeymoon Home (Sims and Dehn Residence)." House Beautiful 88 (1946): 62-5.

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"Honor Goes to Colored Architect: Paul R. Williams Named to Board that Will Erect Negro Memorial." Los Angeles Times December 1 1929, sec. ii 2: pt ii p2.

"Honorable Emmet H. Wilson." Bench and Bar of Califronia. 1937-38 ed. Chicago: C.W. Taylor, Jr., 1938. 94.

Hopkins, A. D. "The First 100: Howard Eells (1893-1978) Henderson Founder Endured it all. the Man Who would Build the Biggest Magnesium Plant in the World during World War II Took on the Big Job Despite Considerable Obstacles. (Part II: Resort Rising)." Las Vegas Review Journal (Special three part series: The First 100 Years) 12/11/2008 .

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Horn, Virginia. "Curtain Going Up on Tour (Toluca Lake, Robert C. Wian)." Los Angeles Times April 4 1963, sec. IV (The Family) 1, 6:.

Horowitz, Joy. "Sunshine States: Three Walks on L.A.'s Wild Side (Solstice Canyon)." New York Times January 8 1998 1/21/10 .

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Horton, Gwendolyn. "Removing Stains and Neon Signs (La Concha)." Design Within Reach: Design Notes 10.1 (2010): 1-4. . 1/27/10 .

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"Hotel (Coronado)." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1948): 98 col 3.

"Hotel and Travel (E L Cord Pool)." California Arts & Architecture 46.1 (1934): 26-7.

"Hotel at Las Vegas to Cost $500,000 Angelenos Interested in 86-Room Project (Desert Embassador Hotel)." Los Angeles Times March 23 1941: E1.

"Hotel at Las Vegas to Cost $500,000 (Desert Ambassador)." Los Angeles Times March 23 1941, sec. E1:.

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Hotel Hayward:Coner 6th and Spring. publicity ed. Los Angeles: Hotel Haywood, nd.

"Hotel Rising in Las Vegas (Royal Nevada Hotel)." Los Angeles Times November 28 1954, sec. E8:.

"Hotel Wing's Cost to Top $1,200,00 (Beverly Hills Hotel)." Los Angeles Times February 19 1950, sec. v 1: b1.

"Hotels: Gordon Kaufmann and Paul Williams, Associated Architects: Dorothy Draper, Decorator: Arrowhead Springs Hotel, California." Architectural Record 89.1 (1941): 58-63.

"The House I Want:Period Influence in the Modern House." Architect and Engineer (1946): 18-19.

"House Permit Issued (Shuwarger)." Los Angeles Times February 23 1936, sec. E1:.

"House Rising in New Unit: New England Type Home Costing $40,000 (Burns)." Los Angeles Times August 6 1939: E3.

"House Sold for $40,000 (Kelley)." Los Angeles Times December 6 1942: 25.

"House Warming to Mark Arrival of Federal Booth." Los Angeles Times July 19 1936, sec. E2:.

"House Warmings." Jet 6.22 (1954): 42.

"Houses Projected at Sherman Woods." Los Angeles Times August 31 1941, sec. E1:.

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"Housing Project Architects Picked: Six Chosen to Prepare Plans and Specifications." Los Angeles Times July 26 1939, sec. A3:.

"Housing Setup's New: Share-the-Home Project." Los Angeles Times April 18 1944, sec. A2:.

"Housing Units Scheduled: 14 Apartment Structures to Cost about $275,000 (Addition to 1210 Sunset Plaza Drive)." Los Angeles Times August 8 1937, sec. E2:.

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"How Private Builders are Supplying Homes for Negroes (Carver Manor)." American Builder (1949): 107-09.

"Howard Dental School." Ebony 15.3 (1960): 21-28.

"Howard U. Gets $2 Million Engineering Building." Jet (1952): 46.

"How's our Architecture? here'Re Pointed Opinions. Eastener's Letter Brings Interesting Responses regarding Home-Design Trends in this Region." Los Angeles Times March 29 1936, sec. F1,3,:.

Hudson, Karen E. "Black History Month - 1999: Paul Williams' Career Inspired Generations of Architects." Oakland Post February 24 1999, sec. B 3,4:.

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"Ideals of the Architectural Profession Discussed by President Kendall of A.I.A." Southwest Builder and Contractor.1476 (1921): 12.

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Imber, Robert. "Oasis of Modernism: Palm Springs." art ltd. magazine (2008): 3pp. .

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"Industrial Section: Features the Work of R. E. Campbell, General Contractor (Pueblo Del Rio, Long Beach)." California Arts & Architecture 59.11 (1942): 51-66.

"The Influence of Motion Pictures on Interiors." California Arts & Architecture 50 (1936): 26.

"Inglewood Park Cemetery: Paul Revere Williams." Inglewood Park Cemetery. 10/7/2003. .

Ingold, Ernest. "Home-Building and the Southland." Out West: A Magazine of the Old Pacific and the New n.s. 1 (1911): 233-9.

"Install Windows in Jail: Bromacher Iron Works Completing Job in Hall of Justice Considered Largest of Kind in the West (Monrovia)." Los Angeles Times April 12 1925, sec. F 11:.

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"Interior Architecture: The Influence of L'Art Moderne on Interior Design in the United States." The American Architect (1926): 185-90.

"Interiors by Paul R. Williams: The Courier Brings its Readers an Inspirational Story in Pictures - Interiors of Homes and Businesses Designed by Paul R. Williams." Pittsburgh Courier May 4 1940, sec. i 13: 13-.

"Interiors of Saks Fifth Avenue, Beverly Hills." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 11.2 (nd): 120-121.

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"International Garden to be shown in Bel-Air (Zublin)." Los Angeles Times November 1 1936, sec. D 10:.

"Introducing- the PM California House." Popular Mechanics 110.4 (1958): 132-139,242,244,246.

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"Italian Residence ( Meyberg)." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1928): 53 col 2.

"Italian Residence (Edward L. Martin)." Southwest Builder and Contractor 71.20 (1928): 56.

"Italian Residence (R H Nicholson)." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1929): 48 col 3.

"It's Still Not a Paradise but it's Changing (ML King Hosp)." Rome News Tribune March 12 1972: E6.

Ivers, Louise. "Cecil Schilling, Long Beach Architect." Southern California Quarterly LXXIX.2 (1997): 171-204.

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Jackson, Dawn. "Making it: Building a Foundation." Black Enterprise 21.5 (1990): 29.

Jackson, Neil. "Metal-Frame Houses of the Modern Movement in Los Angeles: Part 1: Developing a Regional Tradition." Architectural History 32 (1989): 152-72.

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Jandl, H. Ward, John A. Burns, and Michael J. Auer. Yesterday's Houses of Tomorrow: Innovative American Homes 1850-1950. 1st ed. Washington, DC: Preservation Press National Trust for Historic Preservation, 1991.

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Jarvis, Michael T. "Chasen's: The Legend Continues." Los Angeles Times Sunday, August 25 2002, sec. i 6: i 6.

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Jefferson, Alison Rose. "Lake Elsinore: A Southern California African American Resort Area during the Jim Crow Era, 1920s-1960s, and the Challeges of Historic Preservation Commemoration." Master of Historic Preservation University of Southern California, December 2007.

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Johns, Al. "Civic Center Reflects New Face of L.A.: Plans for Future Include Music Center, Garage." Los Angeles Times November 1 1959, sec. VI G1, 16:.

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Johnson, Judith. The Art of Architecture: Modernism in Memphis 1890-1980. Unpublished paper presented at a meeting ed. Memphis, TN: Memphis Heritage, Inc.9/29/08 .

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"Jolson Will Aid Hotel Dedication: Arrowhead Springs Ceremonies to Draw Hollywood Notables." Los Angeles Times December 16 1939, sec. A 13:.

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Jurgensen, John. "Picks: Hit List/ Lenny Kravitz: A Style-Oriented Rocker on some of His Favorite Designers and Architects (LAX)." The Wall Street Journal Saturday/Sunday March 15-16 2008, sec. w: w2.

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Kaiser Community Homes. Kaiser Community Homes: Homes of Quality and Character for Families of Veterans of World War II. Los Angeles, CA:, 1946?.

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Kaplan, Victoria. "Against all Odds: An Ethnographic Case Study of One African American Architect." PhD Fielding Graduate Institute, 2005.

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Kennard, Robert. "Low-Cost Housing in Tucson: Pueblo Gardens in Unique Project." National Architect 5.1 (1949): 6-7.

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"The King Vidor Residence, Beverly Hills (Neff)." Architect and Engineer (1941): 28-29.

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Patrick, Elizabeth Nelson. "Notes and Documents: The Black Experience in Southern Nevada (Berkley Square)." Nevada Historical Society Quarterly 12 (1979): 128-140.

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"Paul R. Williams (1896--) Architect of Fame and Fortune." Great Negroes: Past and Present. Ed. Russell L. Adams. 3rd ed. Chicago, Il: Afro-Am Publishing Company, Inc., 1969. 95.

"Paul R. Williams' Associate Arrives (H Robinson)." California Eagle October 2 1936, sec. 1:.

"Paul R. Williams Backs Dodger Plan for Ravine." Los Angeles Times May 19 1958, sec. B7:.

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"Paul R. Williams Given Honorary Degree from Lincoln University." The Crisis: A Record of the Darker Races 48.7 (1941): 213.

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"Paul R. Williams, Famous Designer of Mansions, Public Buildings, Dies." Jet 57.22 (1980): 54-6.

"Paul R. Williams: A Portrait in Imagination." Designers West (1967): 35.

"Paul R. Williams: Architect 1894." The Negro Almanac: A Reference Work on the Afro-American. Ed. Harry A. Ploski. 4th ed. New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1983. 1065-176.

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"Paul Williams Builds His Ideal Home: After 25 Years of Designing for Others, He Creates Dream House." Ebony 8.11 (1953): 46-50.

"Paul Williams Builds Homes of Movie Stars." The Panama Tribune May 21 1944, sec. i 1, 4, 9: 1,4,9.

"Paul Williams Co-Designs Los Angeles Hospital (Osteopathic)." Jet 5.15 (1954): 17.

"Paul Williams Designs Interracial Tenn. Hospital." Jet 5.20 (1954): 18.

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"Paul Williams Honored at Homes Tour (Includes Lists of Homes)." The Historical Observer: Official Publication of the Windsor Square-Hancock Park Historical Society 2.2 (1977): complete isssue.

"Paul Williams Named L.A. City Commissioner." Jet 4.18 (1953): 7.

"Paul Williams on Huge Job (Ambassador)." The New York Age January 1 1949, sec. 2:.

"Paul Williams to Design $6,500,000 L.A. Hotel (Wilshire Terrace)." Jet 3.19 (1953): 16.

"Paul Williams to Help Design Courthouse." Jet 1.4 (1951): 25.

"Paul Williams was a brilliant architect." African American Registry. 3/11/2008 .

"Paul Williams: Renowned Architect." Los Angeles Sentinel: Sentinal 50 (Special Edition) Thursday, April 14 1983: 47.

"Pauley Victor in Suite Over Trade of Houses (Huthsing)." Los Angeles Times June 8 1948: 22.

PCR Services Corporation, Santa Monica, California. Commercial Building: 312 Wilshire Boulevard Santa Monica, California, City Landmark Assessment Report (Evaluation Report, Building Permit History, City Directory Research, Photographs, Tax Assessor Map, Sanborn Maps) Edwin Building. Santa Monica, CA:, November, 2005.

Peace, Mary. "Birthday Party Given Husband (Burr)." Los Angeles Times April 11 1934: A6.

Pearman, Hugh. Airports: A Century of Architecture. 1st ed. Laurence King Publishing, 2004.

Pearson, Drew. "Trouble Brewing in Las Vegas Merry-Go-Round Author States." Las Vegas Review- Journal--Boulder City Journal November 1 1943, sec. 6:.

Peck, Renee. "An Old Metairie Manse Traces its Roots to California Architect Paul Williams." The Times- Picayune November 8 2008, electronic...nola.com ed. 11/19/08 .

Peep, Beau. "Let Me Whisper (Duques Residence)." Los Angeles Times January 29 1933, sec. B3:.

Peet, Stephen D. "Architecture in America." The American Architect and Building News LXVI.1243 (1899): 22-23.

Pener, Degen. "Heche's Hideaway." InStyle 13 (2006): 544-9.

Pentry, Arthur J. "Architecture in the United States." Journal of the American Institute of Architects 12 (1924): 473-478.

"Pepperdine Estate Bought for Church use (Holman Methodist Church)." Los Angeles Times April 21 1951, sec. Part II, Local news a3:.

Perez, Manuel, and Richard A. Watson. "The Long Beach Story: A California City Repositions itself." International Urban Planning Settings: Lessons of Success 12 (2001): 123-155.

"Period Influence in the Modern House." Architect and Engineer 164.3 (1946): 18-9.

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"Perminanency of BMI is Sifted: Scrugham is here to Conduct Survey." Las Vegas Evening Review- Journal May 24 1943, sec. 2-3:.

"Permits of Week all for Homes (Hallett)." Los Angeles Times October 19 1930, sec. d 2:.

Perrault, Michael. "Teardown Debate Close to Home." The Desert Sun January 28 2007, sec. D1, 5:.

"Pershing County: America's Valley of the Nile.." Nevada Magazine 4.4 (1948): 8-25.

"A Personal Message to You from Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (Ad for International Opportunity Life Insurance Co.)." Jet (1959): 17.

"Personal Serice Unit Will Meet Today (Fulton)." Los Angeles Times December 15 1948: B 4.

Peterson, Kristen. "Just a Little Bit Longer, Baby: Remnant of La Concha Motel Endured a Harrowing Move but Still can't Open its Doors." Las Vegas Sun February 19 2008: 1. 6/16/2008 .

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---. "Powerful Lobbyists: Groups Determined to Save the Heart of La Concha Hotel." Las Vegas Sun August 18 2005: 1. 6/16/2008 .

Pettera, Angela. "They'Re Hungarily Eyeing Westwood Landmarks: Restaurateurs Lock Down Deals that could Lead to Happy Marriages of Food and Architecture (Kelly Music)." Los Angeles Times September 3 1998, sec. F47: F47.

Pettit, Arthur G. "Mark Twain's Attitude Toward the Negro in the West, 1861-1867." Western Historical Quarterly 1.1 (1970): 51-62.

"The Photographic Essay: Negroes: The U.S. also has a Minority Problem." Life 5.14 (1938): 48-59.

"Photonews: Langston Terrace." The Afro-American May 29 1937: 17.

Pickering, Ernest. "The Principles of Design (Uses Williams Design as Example)." Shelter for Living. 1st ed. London: John Wiley and Sons, Inc, 1941. 276-290.

Piercaell, Kimberly. "Palm Springs Church Buys Infamous Nightclub Site (Romanoffs on the Rocks)." Press-Enterprise (Riverside, CA) March 21 2006: 2pp. Custom Newspaper Product. galegroup. 7/1/09 .

Pietrowicz, Walter. "John Von Neumann--Remembering a Sports Car Pioneer." www.september8th.com (2003): 3pp.

Pitcaithley, Dwight T. "Hitoric Sites: What can be Learned from them?" The History Teacher 20.2 (1987): 207-219.

Pitt, Leonard, and Dale Pitt. "Beverly Hills Hotel." Los Angeles: A to Z an Encyclopedia of the City and County. 1st ed. Berkely, CA: University of California Press, 2000. 47-48.

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Pittel, Christine. "A Class Act: Nobody did Elegance Better than Architect Paul R. Williams Whose Houses Epitomize the Luxe and Lure of Los Angeles." House Beautiful 146.2 (2004): 44-6.

---. "High on L.A.: A Hilltop Aerie Gets a Refreshing Burst of Color (Chasen)." House Beautiful 146.3 (2004): 84-91.

"Plan made for $27,000 Residence (Vivian Foy)." Los Angeles Times August 15 1937, sec. E2:.

"Plan to Restore Area Beauty Told: Commissioner Says Southland is Becoming Barren Land of Roofs; Greenery Needed." Los Angeles Times September 12 1955, sec. A1:.

"Planned for Beverly Hills Site: Music Corporation Invests $150,000 in Beverly Hills (MCA)." Los Angeles Times April 4 1937, sec. E4:.

"Plans being Drawn for $34,705 Home (Lehman)." Los Angeles Times May 1 1938, sec. E1:.

"Plans Completed for $17,000 Home (Glennan)." Los Angeles Times May 17 1936, sec. E3:.

"Plans Completed for Home of Otto Thum." Los Angeles Times (1931): A4.

"Plans made for 14 Homes: Construction Calls for $125,000 Outlay (Rolling Hills)." Los Angeles Times August 21 1938, sec. A7:.

"Plans Prepared for Restaurant in Palm Springs." Los Angeles Times January 20 1957, sec. F12:.

Pleasant Hill Baptist Church. Anniversary Program: History of Pleasant Hill Baptist Church. church program ed. Los Angeles, CA:, 1949.

Pleasant, Betty. "Historic Black L.A. Buildings to Receive Special Designation." Los Angeles Wave June 5 2009: 1-3. 6/9/09 .

"Plush Las Vegas Hotel Seeks Way to Stay Open (Royal Nevada Hotel)." Los Angeles Times December 21 1955: 16.

Polidori, Robert. "Rooms, it's Checkout Time at the Ambassador Hotel, and Even the Ghosts are Gone." Los Angeles Magazine (2006): 106-115.

Polson, Mary Ellen. "The Hollywood Pool: A Slice of Blue Paradise, Tile from California's Golden Age Adds Lux to any Pool." Old-House Interiors 8.4 (2002): 74-76,78.

Pool, Bob. "7 L.A. Sites are Added to National Register." Los Angeles Times June 11 2009: 1pp. .

---. "Protection for L.A. Sites: Buildings Deemed to be Historically Significant to the African-American Community were Chosen After a Yearlong Study of 4,000 Parcels. Three are Designed by Paul R. Williams." Los Angeles Times Friday, June 12 2009, sec. A9:.

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---. "A Ranch Gives Up the Ghost--USC Plans to Sell Comic Jack Oakie's Estate to a Developer, Erasing One of the Last Traces of the Valley as a Getaway in Hollywood's Golden Era." Los Angeles Times Thursday, August 2 2007, sec. A1:.

"Popular Features at Community Named (SeaView)." Los Angeles Times1960, sec. J m16:.

"Popular Hotel Opened again, Four Hundred Celebrate at Arrowhead Springs." Los Angeles Times Friday, January 11 1925, sec. 14:.

"Portable Rental Houses make their First Stop in Reno, Command Big Rents, Produce Tidy Return. A Plug for Prefabrication (PRW Designed Steel House)." Architectural Forum: Magazine of Building 71 (1939): 408-9.

Porteous, Clark. "A Promise Fulfilled: Big Day for Danny and for the Children: St. Jude Opening Sunday - Shrine Conceived in Prayer." Memphis Press-Scimitar Saturday, February 2 1962, sec. i 1, 2: 1-.

Porter, Allen W. "Hollywood Interiors." Interiors 100.9 (1941): 22-28, 57-59.

"Portrait to be Unveiled." Los Angeles Times April 30 1948, sec. A3:.

Post, Dan. Cord: Without Tribute to Tradition, the L-29 Front-Drive Legend. 1st ed. Arcadia, CA: Post- Era Books, 1974.

Post, Emily. "The Perfect House." Los Angeles Times October 28 1945, sec. F 14:.

"Poulson Appoints 33 on UN Day Committee." Los Angeles Times October 17 1956, sec. B3:.

"The Powers at Home." Movie Life (1941): 20-21.

Powers, L. "Architectural Treasures make Register: State Honors Historic Reno Buildings (Garvey)." Reno Gazette-Journal January 12 2004, sec. B1, 48:.

"A Prefabricated Model Home: Paul R. Williams, Architect Knap America Inc., Builders." California Arts & Architecture (1939): 37.

"President of Pump Firm found Dead (Glen)." Los Angeles Times June 17 1955: 6.

"President Picks L.A. Architect." Los Angeles Times September 13 1953, sec. A2:.

"President's Letter Features Services Celebrating Emancipation Stamp Issue: Notables at Issue of Emancipation Stamp." The New York Amsterdam News Saturday, October 26 1940, sec. I, 1-17: 1.

"Press: Voice of Freedom." Ebony 30.10 (1975): 53--56.

Preston, W. G. "Drawing of Bungalow by Preston." The American Architect and Building News.222 (1880): not given.

Price, Edward T., and Robert N. Young. "The Future of California's Southland." Annals of the Association of American Geographers 49.3, pt 2 (1959): 101-117.

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Price, Ethel Jackson. Fort Huachuca. 1st ed. Charleston, SC: Arcadia Publishing, 2004.

"Private Builders Provide Better Negro Housing in Oklahoma City." American Builder 69 (1947): 142- 143.

"Private Capital may Build Contagious Disease Hospital." Los Angeles Times August 29 1951, sec. A1:.

"Prize Home Design shown: Home Plan Drawn Eight Years Ago Declared to be Up to Date for Present Day Requirements." Los Angeles Times December 6 1931, sec. D4:.

"Prize Winning Heatform Fireplace Designs Selected from our National Contest: Paul R. Williams." Book of Homes 15: 91.

"Project Begun at Ambassador." Los Angeles Times April 10 1949, sec. E4: E4.

"Prominent Alumni: James Sheldon Riley." University of Chicago Magazine 13 (1920): 304.

"Prominent Arrival Buys House (Hobart Henley)." Los Angeles Times March 14 1937: E 4.

"Proposed Civic Center Plan." Southwest Builder and Contractor 65.1661 (1925): 43.

"Psychology Hall at UCLA to be Started." Los Angeles Times December 26 1965, sec. WS 4:.

"Public can Share Ideas for Renovation of Reno Church." Reno Gazette-Journal (1996): 1.

"Public Comment Sought as LAUSD Determines Fate of the Ambassador Hotel." Los Angeles Conservancy: Preservation Alerts & Issues (2004): 1/29/2008. google. 1/29/2008 .

"Public Housing here Unchanged Federal Ban Won't Halt Program as Priorities have been Approved (Hacienda Village)." Los Angeles Times October 11 1941: 3.

"Pueblo Del Rio Housing Project: A Low Rental Housing Project." California Arts & Architecture (1942): 32-8.

"Pueblo Del Rio: A Low Rental Housing Project." California Arts & Architecture 59.5 (1942): 32-5.

"Pueblo Gardens: Tucson, Arizona." Progressive Architecture 31 (1950): 80-81.

Puente, Maria. "Design Icons." USA Today March 12 2004, sec. D 4: InfoTrac Custom Newspapers 3/29/08 .

"Pump House (Leistikow)." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1914): 33 col 1.

"Purchases of Residence Sites Exceed $30,000 (Vivian Foy)." Los Angeles Times May 3 1936, sec. E3:.

Quinn, Kelly Anne. Making Modern Homes: A History of Langston Terrace Dwellings, a New Deal Housing Program in Washington, D.C. (Hilyard Robinson). Univerity of Maryland, 2007.

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Quinn, Mary A. "Mrs. Danny Thomas Arrives, Calls Memphis Second Home." The Commercial Appeal Saturday, February 3 1962, sec. i 9: sec 9, p13.

Racism in California: A Reader in the History of Oppression. Ed. Roger Daniels and Jr Olin Spencer C. 1st ed. New York: Macmillan Co., 1972.

Ramin, Janet. "Dorothy Draper (1889-1969)." Dezignare 9.8: 5/13/2009. . 5/13/2009 .

Ramirez, Juan Antonio. "Modern Architecture Conquers Hollywood." Architecture for the Screen: A Critical Study of Set Design in Hollywood's Golden Age (Translation of La Arquitectura En El Cine: Hollywood, La Edad De Oro). translation of 1986 ed ed. North Carolina: McFarland & Co., Inc., 2004. 179-205.

"Ranch Developer Dies (Ford)." Los Angeles Times (1935): 4.

Rasmussen, Cecilia. "Hotel was Historic Host to Hollywood Headliners (Knickerbocker Hotel)." Los Angeles Times July 26 1998 4/30/09 .

---. "In Whites Only Era, an Oasis for L.A.'s Blacks." Los Angeles Times Sunday, July 3 2005, sec. B 2: b2.

---. "L.A. Scene: The City then and Now: On Architects' Turf, She Built a Tribute." Los Angeles Times Sunday, September 14 1997, sec. B 3: b3.

---. "Mountain Retreats Evolved from Reservoirs to Playgrounds (Arrowhead)." Los Angeles Times November 9 2003 4/30/09 .

---. "Perino's Founder Aimed for Stars, Culinary Excellence." Los Angeles Times March 28 2004 4/30/09 .

---. "Self-Styled Russian 'Noble' was Prince of Beverly Hills: When Hollywood Stars Went Out at Night during the 1940s and '50s, Romanoffs Restaurant was their Playground..." Los Angeles Times August 25 2002: 4pp. 6/16/09 .

Rauzi, Robin. "Points of Pride: In L.A., Black History Begins with the First Pueblo Settlers. City Landmarks Trace the Path of African American Life from 1781 to the Present." Los Angeles Times Thursday, February 4 1999, sec. 6,8, 10,12,14: 6,8,10,14.

Real Estalker. Jane Wyatt Up in Bel Air., 2007. 1/9/2008.

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"Real Estate News Flash (Pantages)." Los Angeles Times October 8 1934, sec. A 5:.

"Real Estate News Flashes (Faron)." Los Angeles Times March 17 1935: D7.

"Real Estate: Something Clients Want." Time Magazine (1948): 86-8.

"Realty Parley Start Readied." Los Angeles Times August 19 1956, sec. F15:.

"Realty Trends in East to be Studied (Rolling Hills)." Los Angeles Times November 13 1938: E4.

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"Redeveloped with a Flair: First Step in Scheme for Palm Springs Corp., Palm Springs, Calif (Town and Country Restaurant)." Architectural Record (1950): 282-5.

Reese, Jennifer. "An Architect Paul Williams: This Prolific Architect Spent 50 Years Creating a Legacy of Buildings that Helps Define the Look of Today's Upscale Los Angeles." VIA Online: AAA Traveler's Companion (1999) google. 5/5/2007 .

Regan, Michael. Stars, Moguls, Magnates: The Mansions of Beverly Hills (Cord). 1st ed. Los Angeles: Regan Publishing Company, 1966.

"Reinforced Concrete Postoffice (Ontario)." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1925): 55 col 1-2.

"Report Progress in Solving some of Westside Problems." Las Vegas Review-Journal March 22 1949: 4.

"Required Reading: Homes to Build New Homes for Today." Architectural Record 99.6 (1946): 26.

"Required Reading: the Small House of Tomorrow." Architectural Record 98.1 (1945): 114.

"Residence (Beverly Hills) Mr and Mrs Seward." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1928): 53 col 1.

"Residence (Flintridge) for E.F. Walker." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1924): 55 col 1.

"Residence (Harold Clark)." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1924): 53 col 3.

"Residence (Leistikow)." Southwest Contractor and Manufacturer (1913): 21 col 1.

"Residence (Mrs E.R. Nicholson)." Southwest Builder and Contractor.1534 (1922): 34 col 2.

"Residence Beverly Hills- Morris Linde." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1950): 55 col 3.

"Residence F.D. Parker." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1924): 56 col 1.

"Residence Flintridge (J B Green)." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1927): 48 col 3.

"Residence in San Marino (Hall)." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1925): 56 col 1.

"Residence Near Santa Monica for Mike Gore." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1928): 56 col 2.

"Residence of Charles J. Correll." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 10.11 (1939): 35-8.

"Residence of Jay Paley, Beverly Hills." Architect and Engineer.6 (1940): 27-29.

"Residence of Miss Sanchon Beerup." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 7.4 (1930): 140.

"Residence of Mr. & Mrs. Henry Issacs." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 9.3 (1935): 106-7.

"Residence of Mr. & Mrs. Seth Hart." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 9.3 (1935): 112-3.

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"Residence of Mr. & Mrs. William H. Collins." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 9.3 (1935): 59.

"Residence of Mr. and Mr. Sam Workman, Beverly Hills, California." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 15.4: 30-34.

"Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Lilien." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 12.2 (1955): 30.

"Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred D. Davey." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 8.3 (1930): 116-7.

"Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Russell Burr, Hancock Park, Los Angeles, California." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 17.1: 15-19.

"Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Chasen." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 15.2 (1967): 5-11.

"Residence of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cord, Beverly Hills." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 9.1 (1935): 10-5.

"Residence of Mr. and Mrs. E.L. Cord, Beverly Hills, California, Paul R. Williams, Architect." California Arts & Architecture 44.3 (1933): 7,18-19.

"Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Everett N. Crosby, Bel Air, California." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 11.1: 27-31.

"Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Price, Bel Air Bay - Paul R. Williams, Architect." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 8.1 (1930): 164-5.

"Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roberts, Solstice Canyon, Malibu, California." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 14.1 (n.d.): 39-43.

"Residence of Mr. and Mrs. George N. Whiting." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 8.2 (1930): 104-5.

"Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Atkins, Pasadena - Paul R. Williams, Architect." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 8.1 (1930): 132-5.

"Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Paley, Bel Air." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 9.4 (1937): 49-54.

"Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Paley, Bel-Air." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 9.4 (1933): 50.

"Residence of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Lockhart, Sierra Madre Villa - Paul R. Williams, Architect." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 7.4 (1930): 100-5.

"Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bacon, Toluca Lake---Paul R. Williams, Architect." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 10.2 (n.d.): 59-63.

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"Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Kelton." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 15.1: 146-50.

"Residence of Mr. and Mrs. O.B. Howd." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 9.4 (n.d.): 124.

"Residence of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Gildred." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 16.4 (nd): 43-46.

"Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Fulton, Beverly Hills." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 10.2: 73-75.

"Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sand, Hancock Park, Los Angeles, California." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 19.3: 36-43.

"The Residence of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Craig: Paul Williams, A.I.A., Architect." California Arts & Architecture 57.4 (1940): 24-25.

"Residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Theobald, Huntington Palisades - Paul R. Williams, Architect." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 8.3 (1930): 86.

"Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Bachman, Los Angeles - Paul R. Williams, Architect." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 7.4 (1930): 32.

"Residence of Mr. Richard Arlen, Breezy Top Ranch, Northridge." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 10.2: 98-99.

"Residence of Mrs. S. B. Goodwin, Los Angeles - Paul R. Williams, Architect." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 8.3 (1930): 100-3.

"Residence of Tevis Morrow, Pacific Palisades, California." Architectural Digest: An International Magazine of Fine Interior Design 13.3: 126.

"Residence Palm Springs (Anderson)." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1925): 56 col 1.

"Residence Remodel for JM Collison." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1921): np.

"Residence San Clemente (Goldschmidt)." Southwest Builder and Contractor (1928): 61 col 2.

"Residence Scheduled (Herbert Day)." Los Angeles Times April 19 1936, sec. d4:.

"Residence to be Built (Glen)." Los Angeles Times August 18 1935, sec. 36:.

"Residence to be Built (glen/gindler)." Los Angeles Times August 18 1935: 36.

Residential Architecture in Southern California. Ed. Paul Robinson Hunter and Walter L. Reichardt. Los Angeles, CA: American Institute of Architects, Southern California Chapter, 1939.

"Residential Estate Bought for $37,000 (Wadkins)." Los Angeles Times September 11 1938, sec. E1:.

Resnick Company. Historical Highlights of the Hancock Park Rancho- La Brea Area 1860-1973. 1st ed. Las Angeles: Resnick Co., 1973.

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"Resorts Hotels Travel (El Mirador, Tahquitz Vista)." Los Angeles Times November 17 1935: F2.

"Retired Financier Dies at Ojai Home." The Oxnard Daily Courier and the Oxnard Daily News May 4 1935: 1.

"Retraction Letter from Arthur D. Janssen for William Payne House in San Francisco." Architect and Engineer 141-142 (ebook) (1940): 20.

"Review of the Will and the Way: Paul R. Williams, Architect." Social Education 59.4 (1995): 214.

"The Review's Corner." A.M.E. Church Review LXVIII.177 (1953): 1, 12-13.

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Williams, Paul R. "I Am a Negro." The American Magazine 124.1 (1937): 59, 161-163.

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