Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1930, Page 18

REAL ESTATE. FLLING STATON TO CHANGEHANDS American 0il Co. to Purchase’ 63 Pieces of Property in and Near Washington. The American Oil Co. has completed | negotiations for the purchase of 63 fill- | ing station properties of the Penn Oil | Co., according to an announcement to- day from the Baltimore headquarters of | EW HOME CHEVY CHASE, MD., SECTIO! REAL ESTATE EDUCATION CAMPAIGN IS EXTENDED Association Organizes Board Made Up of Professors in Colleges and Universities. Extending its activities, the National Association of Real Estate Boards re- cently reorganized its committee on education into an educational board, which includes a university advisory committee composed of professors of real estate in colleges and universities where real estate courses are taught. by member boards, will be referred to those members of the university ad- visory committee, who, because of “the particular specialized phase of real es- Questions on educaticnal policy, as '} they arise in the astociation's program | on education, or as they are submitted | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1930 Zent, Hollywood, Calif., as vice chair- man, Dr. Richard T. Ely of the Institute.| of Land Economics and Public Utili- ties, Northwestern University, is chair- man of the university advisory com- mittee. On the committee with him | are 22 authorities in specialized phases of real estate. Conduttors in Romford, England, are being fined in court for permitting over- crowding of their busses. Two-Acre Estate Located north of Chevy Chase near Connecticut avenue is this attractive center-hall Dutch Colonial of 6 large rooms, two [ tile baths with built-in tubs, eak floors and hot-water heat. The grounds are beautifully land- scaped and there is a tennis REAL ESTATE. The Safest Place To Invest Your Funds and The Best Guarantee Against the Uncertainties of the Future court, 25 choice fruit trees, gar- the new owners. tate knowledge which they represent, den, etc. Also & two-car garage. l | These properties in Washington and | - its suburbs are located at North Capitol : 2 are best fitted to deal with the indi- street and Massachusetts ayenue, 308 H e % | vidual blems. | Offered at a bargain price. I’ street northeast, Eleventh street and | H Charles G. Edwards of New York New York avenue, Twelfth and D streets e % 5 City, former president of the associa- Owner, Kensington 70 southwest, Seventeenth and L streets, o b 3 tion, has accepted the chairmanship of Nineteenth and B streets, Thirtieth and the educational board, with George M streets, Twenty-second and M streets, Seventeenth and Swann streets, Fou teenth and N streets, 2075 Georgia av nue, Wisconsin_ avenue and‘i onugh— rot road, urteenth an rvin \ v mee‘g,hswl Oenrr:h avenue. 5 Residence at 103 Grafton street which has been purchased by Mrs. Florence S. Norman. The property was acquired through the agency of McKeever & Goss from Edward P. Abbe. The house, a center-hall type containing 10 rooms and N A M s Gon: | 3 baths, was erected about five years ago by W. C. & A. N. Miller. necticut r Y -1 Four-and-a-half and H streets sout WAREHOUSE STARTED. |of popularity in Beltast, Ireland. “The | fathers have fallen to the lure of the west, Eighteenth and S streets, Kansas modern girl's mother is becoming just | (ance floor. Parents find it supplies v 3 h st T - aveniue and Tayior strect, NIt St | Armour & Co. Building to Cost|as fond of dancing as her dsughtey” | 25t (0 Jife and banishes minor trou: Seventh street Virginia avenue $75,000. » ione instructor declared recently. -‘sx-‘nr ‘the programs in several Belfast southwesy, Fourth street and Rhode | ment branch wholesale warehouse Bullde | cmamm—eeee e e Island avenue northeast, Rhode Island | o 2 P > A "‘:’W“ And Batern avenues mortheast, River: | ng at the comer of Tweltth and | odvefesdoeeedoefeadeefradoaiodoeirodioddodiredrdradraiped ] A . street and Pennsylvania avenue, Fourth | Struction cost is estimated at approxi- | o {3 ” street and New York avenue, Sher: mately $75,000. B 4 avenue and Harvard street, Fiorida | _The building will have a frontage of | e3¢ Vermont and Florida avenues, 3728 | Potomac Freight Terminal Co. Excava- | .8 4 1and av d | tion for the building has been started | T B utiwest. Fiticenth and | and the plant is expected to be com- ;.23: NEAR BEAUTIFUL GOVERNMENT PARK o 53 1 and ¥ Sfrec noriheas, Fifeenin sna 30 R & THREE SAMPLE HOUSES! streets southeast, e, Bethesda. A s Nineteenth and M streets, Twenty-first | Everybody Dances in Belfast. [ New Brick Homes—3 Types to Choose From—Priced Good Hope road southeast, Eleventh and | N tireets, First and K streets, Nichols | Pecble: dancing is enjoying o high wave | ége OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY to 9 P.M. avenue and Mellon street, New Jersey ] Famitie sl ool o Shontth o md P v 4 14th & RIDGE STREETS S.E. avenue and Ellicott street, Forty-second | street and Fourteenth and V streets. Just Across 11th St. Bridge to “S” St. substantial construction; neat finish and workmanship; large rooms: plenty of closet space: beautiful bath; nice screened porches; built-in garages and many other features to make a theaters and cars. Just a few minutes to navy yard and down- town Government Buildings. BUY HERE AND GROW WITH YOUR COMMUNITY! For Sale by WAPLE & JAMES, Inc. 1226 14th St. North 0962 Every Family Benefits From the Wholesome, Happy Atmosphere of Their Own Home Here You Will Receive Greater Returns Upon Your Investment Than in Auy Other Manner SIX AND SEVEN ROOMS—BUILT-IN GARAGE Priced as Low as Homes in a Row Exhibit Home: 4103 13th Place N.E. A Comparison Will Satisfy You of the Vory CHARLES M. WALLINGSFORD Builder & Owner 1010 Vermont Ave. N.W. Detached. Homes West Chevy Chase 4311, Ellicott” Street Price $8,950 6510 7th PL. Between 7th and Sth Underwood and Van Buren Price $9,250 Open 10 AM. to 8 P.M.—Representative on Premises " J. DALLAS GRADY == 1010 Vermont Avenue N.W. District 9179 e s s o - A Charming English Home in Cleveland Park Seven rooms and bath, cedar closets, colored tile baths, tinted kitchens, hardwood trim, oak W. floors, breakfast room, unusual ap- pointments, garages, large lots. Nat'l 2990 s o% EXTXTX % 0030 R X s’ 16th Street Heights Detached Home—Just Off Alaska Ave. —$11,250— 1208 Holly Street N.W. Through an advantageous trade, we offer one of the lowest priced detached homes offered in this section in months. Fully detached on a lot 142 feet deep, several bearing fruit trees and a variety of planting. In beau- tiful condition, attractive living room, open fireplace, 3 fine bed roomis, tile bath, oak floors, entirely modern. OPEN SUNDAY ALL DAY Reached via 16th St.; bear right on Alaska | %* Ave. to Holly St turn right to house. b o daedradradradeadradeodradeadrdiradeaddeadradeadradedd M‘é{&fi'fiéuw ‘ odrldg 3 . ‘ 1418 Eye St. N.W. National 5903 southeast, Seventh and G streets south- N oesd veat. Mpcylend avemue and Tira.street | Construction of & one-story and base- | 35717 Women fnd it o pleasant change | dancing ba s _sne, the P : tre e s 2t streets mortheasl; | Armour & Co, meat packers. The con- |9 3 » K 120 feet and a depth of 230 feet. Re- H streets northeast, Florida avenue and | pleted within four or five months, it is | Staples street northeast, Florida avenue | stated | % A and M streets, Twenty-seventh and Q ¢ ¢ o . Sireets, 3715 Pennsylvania, Alabama 8nd | danior ‘2;927:'1‘,';,“ . e ‘::’m‘,;:zo Low and May Be Bought on Convenient Terms | & avenue and O street, 449 K street, 133 |and Hunt streets, District Helghts, Pennsylvania_avenue, Connecticut Clarendon, Fourth and Florida avenue Turn East to 14th St., Then Left to Houses Your inspection is invited. You will be pleased with the home complete. ™ Near all conveniences, stores, schools, churches, banks, Built and Owned by THRIFT BUILDING COMPANY pedeedradradoairadradraoadeairadoaoairosioadoafoadradradralradradoadoairadeadoaired "' "’ 2> X R $ 3309 35th STREET NW. W ‘N} g N appealing harmony of 3101 OOdley Road N’ . PR T A architectural beauty and practical plan . . . Center-hall design, 8 spacious rooms, 3 tiled baths and first-floor lavatory, finished attic . . . Deep wood- ed lot, attractively landscaped; Description An Unusual A distinctive center-hall home ! near the Cathedral. MILLER-BUILT Pi”d Ifl:o —Contains Iivi-;“ room Home e OPEN UNTIL apple orchard; Zcar garage, Second floor—4 master bed rooms ! 9 P.M. porch’. . . Many unusual fea- and 2 baths. tures in decoration and equip- Open Third Aoor—2 bed rooms and 1 bath. ment that make this charming Suimia Basement—Chauffeur’s room and detached English home decided- y bath, laundry and ilt-i ly smart. 2to 6 PM. SmEge Electric refrigeration, oil burner, screens, weather strips and awnings. Hedges & Landvoigt Tower Building Price, $6,250—Very Easy Terms - These semi-detached homes contain 5 rooms and bath, hardwood l4th & K Sts. N.W. Fr. 9503 floors throughout, hot-water heat, breakfast anmd sleeping porches, ~ large landscaped yards, electricity. Close to car and bus lines. —_——— Just Look! ‘What *9,150 ‘ - Buys Here builtin garages. Variegat- Home . ... ed tile baths. Huge cedar- 828 lined closets. Hardwood floors. throughout. Natural chestnut trim. Dull brass Concord hardware, Artistic brack- et lights. Newest type Frigidaires. Twostone San- itas on kitchen walls. Deep 8 7O REACH_Tcke bus starting at 10th and Pa. dve. N, merked Wood A @ and Monr i w0 blocks sou landscaped lawns bounded 8 earney St then 14 block to how I s e e by retaining walls. G Sts. N.W., get off at 14th and R. I. Ave. N.E., walk morth to Kearney St. t | Reached from Connecticut or Wisconsin Avenues On 35th Street, just north of Macomb W. C. & A. N. MILLER REALTORS—DEVELOPERS 1119 17th Street Decatur 0610 1429 Kearney St. N.E. Open’ Saturday Afternoon and All Day Sunday M & R. B. Warren 3950 Conn. Ave. Tel. Clev. 7330 NEW CHEVY CHASE HOMES 3200-02-04 Military Road o T 1g. Ado@vig [Junion Mg Scroor - - 1S NOSIQVW 7q_VLLlaavw FORT Stocum DRivE 175 =1 wioe E16HTH ST vo. rook-coftr 7 ¥ 5 : S ENVIRONMENT 5 ! il a3 OPEN TODAY 5 8 b FROM 10 AM. to 9 PM. SHERIDAN PARK g One Sguare Off Sixteenth Street at Sheridan @Oppogite Rock @reek Golf Course Visit Our Sample House Price, $12,500 Our houses are equipped with Oil Burners, Electric Refrigeration, Two Baths, Screened Porches and Built-in Garage. Every facility found in modern apart- ments is embodied in these homes. WARDMAN District 3830 1437 K Street & ¢ 7] A R \j By ;\%ch < 2701 NGSIoWIIN 3GUORLID O 3 jm SBVENTH ST 3 THIS charming new semi-detached home is situated a Homes face 120-f1. street short distance from the Bureau of Standards in one of the fastest growing and most desirable residential sections in Washington, midway between Connecticut and Wisconsin Avenues. Its 8 attractive rooms and two baths are equipped with every modern home refinement, including electric re- | frigeration. | | and overlook 175.ft. boule- vard. Near schools, stores, bank, post office, cars and bus. Open daily until 9 PM. To reach, turn left on 8th at Longfellow and proceed north to Concord Ave. $11,950 to $12,950 " Six rooms Open fireplaces ve mulcd baths Double floors rge attics Bronze screens Of ecellent_design and substantial construction this 8-room i ot e T ke 300 home is offered at a price at which 6-room homes in the TEN YEARS same vicinity are selling—a rare bargain. —of successful building experience are in- corporated in these homes. We especially stress quality of material and workmanship. Open Sunday 10 AM.-8 PM. and every day for your critical inspection H. P, HUDDLESON & CO. OWNERS & BUILDERS Adams 2055 _ Clev. 6843 Go out Conn. ave. to the Bureau of Standards; turn left on Pierce Mill rd. to the right one block to Veasey st. CHAS. D. SAGE —j’ 924 14th St. N.W. National 0036 ooley Bros. " BUILDERS OF BETTER HOMES® Tower Bldg. Nat’l 9240