Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1925, Page 24

‘REAL ESTATE. ANAII[lN[]A OBTAINS, ‘BIG SILESIAN MINES Acquisition of Von Giesche Centrol Believed to Entail World Zinc Moropoly. avember 7.--Undis the zine mining e world is believed t A v interest in the zine of the Von Stlesia | ihe Ana , vesterday | 1 reports of the trz 15 the largest! United States. ) inzs represent 5 in Europe Niv Months' Option Taken. ‘ wvere carried | nd President Ryan | n the | A thor of thefr possibili rent in-| continued, “the control of the equity in the propertfes will come into the | hands of Harriman & Co. and the Anaconda Copper Mining Co. “The von Giesche works have at our program is carried out. “The Von Giesche coal mines under- {lving the zinc mines are among the most important coal producers in Ger- many; they not only produce coal for all of their own opérations, but fur- nish a great part of the supplies for industrial plants in eastern Prussia. | The coal mines are also included in the trade. “In case the option is exercised, the { mines on the Polish side of the bor- ,der and the metallurgical works will be conveved to an American cor. | poration directly 2nd held by it. An arrangement covering the profits from rcs extracted on the German de of the property for a period of rs is covered by the option. e Anuconds company will not | incur any permanent financial obliga- | tion in the acquisition of these prop ertles, making only a temporary loar | during the perfod of option and unti permanent financing can be arrangec by the bankers, EXPLAINS MINE PLAN. | Harriman Says 1t Is Intended to Help Von Giesche Company. 3 N, November 7 (#).—W. A Har explaining the transaction whereby the W. A. Harriman Co. of } York and the Anaconda Copper & Co. of Montana have jointl: | taken over the Polish holdings of the | Georg von Glesche's Helrs Mining C | emphasized vesterday that the plar entered into in order 1o amelior the financial strain of the Voo sche compeny and factlitate that company’s reconstruction, Woodley Park 2825 27th Street k residence of eig ial porch: sleeping other features. 1 many ht rooms and two baths. porches of concrete and .arge lot to paved alley. Price, $17,000 Terms i Open Sunday if desired for inspection Floyd E. Davis Company 733 12th Street N.W. Main 352-353 Biggest 6-room "House Value —in the Southeast When they compare these Kentucky Avenue Homes with other Homes—in other locations—the “Life-time” xhibit Home, 335 Homes win every time. Kentucky Ave. S.E. On a broad avenue, near Lincoln Park and Pennsylvania Avenue e ars, stores. churches, schools—are these splendid rooms—two porches and tiled bath: hardwood floors: 12 plants—eversthing o the big, generons $500 Cash—$59.50 a Month gives possession and pays everything Open from 9 a.n. to 9 p.m. n. Ave. cars to k cars to Kent we'll send auto Watch Washington 14 & K of Com Two Distinctive Homes See Them Owners and Builders | | 'fl | 1ith St. S.E.—walking north, ucky Ave. and walking south. Grow to a Millien Main 9080 munities Tomorrow 1612-14 Buchanan St. N.W. (Just West o, Nine Rooms Flectric Refrigerator Built-in Garage truction of these ry detail has been esscntials of com Open and Lighted D Roilt b Bairstow 23 N St. N.E. ———i|o|————|a|r=———| o e————a|e————|afi————a|b| e———n|e———— o | c————i0] % FEATURES Lots 50x138 Feet et the houses are artistic and distinctive, embody- Sample House 1614 Buchanan St. Bairstow & Clark Apply To Or Your Own Broker f 16th Street) Three Baths l.arge Cedar Closet Paved Alley beautiful homes cannot be ex- so studied that nothing is ex- fortable, convenient homes. aily Until Nine P.M. & Clark Franklin 4675 |PERMITS FOR 451 HOUSES _| 81,821,000 Worth of Dwellings | be considerably increased when E——ju]c——a|o]——[a]c———=[a]——=|a|c——|o]c——|a|c—|0] c—]0] THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, RADIATOR MAKEHS STRIKE. Plant at Bayonne, N. J., May Be Closed Indefinitely. “E CITY. N. J., Now b b 4 Planned During October. { gy g i general strike was in effect Many Improvéments. | vesterday st the Bayonne plant of the BALTIMORE, November 7.—Home |American Radfator Co.. 500 men, the construction continues as the out-jentire working force, havinz walk- standing feature of bullding opera- ' 8-Room and Bath New Brick ed out tions in Baltimore. | Unless an agreement is reached to- Permits for the (‘(Vfl\‘lulllnv\ of 451 ‘!Home in N.W. Washington day nding the slight wage dhfl)llll dwelling were granted in For $10,500 that caused the walkout, the plant | & valuation of $1,821,000. 2.Story and Cellar; Bnilt-In Garage Sample House ty many be closed Indefinitely, offictals |& Réptascntutive oo .'.:'.:..."."“""‘ this class of construction for the |sald | moml‘;l marked an increase over the . | preceding month, when permits for 141 houses were fssucd. For the 10 A Remedy at Last. From the Madrid Buen Humor Wm. H. Saunders Co. months ended Octo) ! the total i Don’'t worry about anonymous let aumber of dwellings permiticd was 5,424, In 1924 the total for the entire | tars. The best thing is not to open | them at all. vear was 4,979. New improvements, D.C, el e il /15 Built—13 Sold* i ARE ISSUED IN BALTIMORE Inspect the Best 1433 K Street N.W. Realtors Main 1016-1017 . 2 additions and tterations for which permits were | zranted in October totaled $4 Ihe figures show a gain of $1.44 over the total for the cu month of 1924 and a clix over the preceding mont »er, when the total was The figures o 4 ment made public by Charles H. 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Take 14th Street car marked “Takoma” to Sth and Kennedy Strects to houses. or Oth Street car to Ingraham Street and walk east. D. J. DUNIGAN, Inc. 1319 NEW YORK AVE. 700000 N.W, walk two blocks 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000000000 Main 1267 mm“‘“mW“WOMM nmnoonmoo““0000000noooooom00000000»0“00”00000090}000»000»00»000000n so000? e Al SATURDAY, NOVEMBER " . (3 REAL ESTATE. 34 Built—22 Sold Biggest Home Value in Washington - %5,950 Exhibit House 1406 Ridge Pl. S.E. OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY DESCRIPTION 5 BRIGHT ROOMS FULL CELLARS LAUNDRY TRAYS DOUBLE REAR PORCHES ROOMY CLOSETS 192 AERO RADIATION HOT-WATER HEAT ELECTRICITY OAK FLOORS COLONIAL FRONT PORCH REMEMBER WARD-BUILT IS WELL BUILT Adjacent to New Speedway Park TO INSPECT— Drive over 11th St. S.E. bridge. Turn left at our signs (Between R & S Sts.) Slflg& REALTORS Franklin REALTORS 5678 i~ | S T . 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