Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1930, Page 17

REAL ESTATE. . 2 Rooms, Kitchen, Bath and Reception Room Electric Refrigeration Reasonable Rental THE ARGONNE _ 16th and Columbia Road N.W. You get one that is a leader in the industry. ‘Back of product is an \organi;ntion of finan- cial stability and manu- facturing resources that guarantee perma- ‘nence. Do Not Be Misled GET OUR ESTIMATE TOO IW CORP CONN. AVE,NW, POTOMAC 1048 TLIEB... WHERE? =in Cheyy Chase, D. C., can you find a new detached brick home with the follow- ing features for $11.500 1. High elevation, -plendxd view. 3 I(lrde living room with side porch. 3. Cheerful dining room. THE EVENI STAR, WASHI D. €, MYSTERY SHROUDS AL (057 iy INCREASEN LY :m.fi“-“ REALTY PURCHASE Y| Plans - for :Development of Central Site Also Held Secret by Bank. - | —(continues Prom' Pist Page) | tnat have eome out of -rcuhuon about | the matter. strike some local bulldcn nm as_being decidedly logical n\llllt.hewnerolthefluhua. cided definitely upon the type of devel- opment to be carried out the plans may not be revealed for a number of months, since present occupants of old build- ings in the plot have until next Jan- uary to vacate the premises. Rumor Office Building. ‘The latest rumor is to the effect that the n‘aw m:d‘"t wu.lu? ‘?wmzn oflmt.nn:- ture for patent or al would desire to be located as closely as possible to the Patent Office and other Government agencies to be housed in the Mall. The Patent Office, for in- stance, is to be located in the mam- | moth new Department of Commerce | Bullding. It has been ascertained by The Star that during the past year there was a movement afoot to interest patent at- torneys in a plan for such an office building, to be located on or near the Avenue, but it was understood that this sru)m falled tor lack of sufficient nancial backin, It could not be le-med deflnlhl] it this plan had been The ‘fact that the Federal Govern- pnuunt of Commerce Building. Also the Belasco Theater is w give way, in accord with velop- ’l!‘;m plans, to a new lddluon to the Department 'rhe fact that r.he Federal Govern- New home at 207 Primrose street, Chevy Chase, Md., which has been pu: chased by Mrs. Margaret A. B. Stuart from the builder, George F. Mikkieson Son, mm.hmmydmlm.m The house has eight rooms and two baths. nite, authentic statement has come from the purchaser, R. B. English, local Ford repre- sentative, lnl fl‘hd definitely that the Co. is not the purchaser the Riggs National Bank as trustee. Also statements of surrender of leases, effective December 31, next, have been filed with the Recorder of Deeds, covering the leases of the Far East Res- teurant Co. and the United Cigar Stores Co. of America. Another lessee is to vacate October Newspaper Men Fascists. MILAN, Italy (#)—Out of 1960 newspaper men belonging to the Na- | Co tional Syndicate of . Journalists, 800 were regularly enrolled members of the Fascist party. At Bari, on the Adri- atic, only four newspaper men of the NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM Medford P. Canby and Homer Phillips Join Forces. A new real estate company was . |formed this week by Homer Phillips and Medford P. Canhy, both members of the Washington Real Estate Board % |and the Washington Board of Trade. The firm is to be incorporated under the name of Phillips & Canby, Inc, to conduct a general real estate business. Mr. Canby has been in business here for elght years, having served as sales |’ manager for William H. Saunders Co., Inc,, and as manager of sales for Shan- non & Luchs, Inc. Previously he was en“gfl for 10 years in the engineer- ing department of the General Motors rporation. Mr. Phillips, & member of the local bar, has been in real estate business for 10 years, having served with Hedges & Middleton, Inc., and William 8. Phil- lips & Co., being a vice president of the Raise of 2.4 Per Cent Is Re-|i ported to Labor Department. ,000. Permits were issued in Brookiine , for two large apartment buildings to cost $700,000. In Cam- bridge, Mass., three school buildings at & cost of more ing to cost more than $350,000. Worcester, Mass. t office Look—One Left 10 SOLD 5749 13th ST. N.W. NOW OPEN A complete home, 8 rooms, bath and half bath, beautiful outlook, large back yard, alley paved. 2-car garage, exs.ellen taste used in decorations. Don’t miss this opportunity to live in one of the healthiest spots in Washington. Wlplel and James, Inc. 1226 14th St. N.W. North 0962 WONDERFUL VALUE 3725 YUMA This new- center hall Colonial, all brick home will make an instant appeal to those who appreciate the best in design, construction and appearances. Extra large - living room, roomy dining room, excellent kitchen, spa- cious breakfast porch! Three real bedrooms, 2 perfect baths, immense sleeping porch, 22!4x10. = Large attic. Built-in garage. The best in materials and equipment. Built by a master builder. Handsomely furnished in order that you may see exactly how large and roomy it REAL ESTATE. Sixteenth St Helghts”! Just West of 16th St; SI5,750 1628 NICHOLSON STREET OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAILY TII;L 9 P.M. Search every other restricted section in Washington, ahd ‘you {]° Center-hall plan, all brick, modern in i will not find better value. every detail, including Frigidaire; newly’ decorated 1hrnuzfiout and containing eight beautiful rooms and two bathsy with sattic floor completely finished. Extra large rear yard and twa-car bfick garage. A beautiful home, a_real investment, in one oi Washington's most - beautiful sections. Don't fail to inspect mday. Nicholson, west hali block. METZLER—Realior’ 1106 Vt. Ave. N.W. Decatur 5800 | Drive out 16th” to IN PETWORTH New Jameson- Built Row 25 Sold Inspect at Once 412 to 442 6, 7 and 8 large m--. nl-d bath, bvull-m tub, shower, hard- edar-lined closets, and wash trays. nd other modern appointments. Double rear ' porches and —concrete front porch. Paved street and alley. Lots 140 feet deep. Garage with each house.: Built by White Union Labor. Conveniently located to || schools, ‘street’ cars, stores and churches. EASY TERMS Thos. A. Jameson Co. +«OWNERS AND BUILDERS ; 906 New York Ave, N.W. National 5526 4. Ideal kitchen and break- fast alcove. 5. Three attractive bed- . rooms. 6. Pembroke tub with er, 7. Hujnvood floors through« © out. 8. Daylight basement with built-in garage. 9. Real :louu. not ‘“‘cubby holes.™ 10. Access to attic. 5357 Broad Branch ‘Here is your opportunity to own a detached home for the price of a row house. « See this house today Open Saturday, Sumlay. and every evening until sold. " A. G. HUGHES town were outside the party. IN NORTH CLEVELAND PARK 4202 38th St. N.W. Open Sunday, 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. An attractive and unique semi-detached home on extra large lot, beautifully landscaped. Six big bright rooms and tiled bath with built-in fixtures. Tiled roof over entire house. Large light cellar with automatic hot-water heater, toilet and laundry trays. Open fireplace in living room, hardwood floors throughout. En- tirely weather stripped-and screened, outside pantry off kitchen, spacious rear yard, beautiful garden, garage, concrete street and alley. latter firm. really is. You are invited to make a careful inspection today. Open Saturday, Sumday and Every Evewing. A. G. HUGHES Realty Associates 1427 Eye Nat’l 8744 Beflu o{ Thl’ NEW DETACHED HOME . . Lies Largély in Perfection of Deta:l Enalish Cottage 107 Oxford Street Chevy Chase, Md. Street car service and shopping center one block away. Schools and churches equally convenient, Tq Inspect—Drive north on Wisconsin Ave., or ---Connecticut-Ave.,-turn at Van Ness-St. to 38th.- - OPEN TODAY NEW DETACHED BRICK CHEVY CHASE, MD. Six-large rooms—two completecolored tile baths— breakfast room—Ilarge celotexed and floored attic— —cedar storage room—2-car brick garage—heautifully landscaped lot ' ‘with trees—slate ' roof—price only $13,750—see it. - For Sale by OQwner 3305 QUESADA ST. N.W. (Chevy Chase, D. C.) 6 Rooms—2 Baths—2-Car Builtin Garage is the little things, just out of the ordinary, that are the secret of real interest and charm in this home. Well-proportioned entrance—tiled vestibule—conven- ient coat clnm is a rell enture—the very simple china .al -:tlve. THE plan is a model of eompactnes;—aplce economy—— all ‘This most unusual and artistic home, located just one block east of, the Chevy Chase Club, has been thoroughly reconditioned and 'is really hnur than & new house. Individually planned and built for a holne’ s ve living room, stone flrgm. lovely dining room, bre-.kxuz room or sun porch and kitchen on first floor. Up-v.ur three bed rooms, 2 baths .Equipped with ofl burner, frigidaire—ari bedrooms have cross-ventilation. ated on well planted site, 62x147, with two-car garage, play room ‘above. - Doubly dmnble location; being directly across from i At P Price, $18750 Open Sundey Government Park F. ELIOT MIDDLETON BREUNINGER & PHIFER Mqt. 2827 IS Ideal location on East Ave.—turn West on Bradley Lane to East Ave. N 1418 K St. N.W. Nat'l 4750 103 V. A : 5 905 Tnvestment Bldg. 1103 Vermont: Ave National 771 CHEVY CHASE, D. C. New Colomal Home " 1628. Otis St. N.E. ETACHED Brick. B S R S S S SIS See Our New Homes Sample House : v A Overlooks Monastery grounds. Built-in garage. . Nokol oil burner. Metal weat stripped. Screened. Hardwood ‘floors. Seven r kitchen, bath, large attic. - Splendid condition. This is excellent value, and can be financed on reasonable terms. May be seen by appointment. North 3971-J 313 17th ST. N.E. (3 Blocks North of Eastern High School) They Are Different And Will Stand the Most Critical Inspection “YOU BE THE JUDGE Some Interesting Features Colonial cement front porch; hardwood floors through- out; natural wood finish; paneled papering; Sanitas on kitchen and bath room; screened open porch; model roomy kitchen with dining set (invisible when not in use); cabinet gas range; Frigidaire; heavy inlaid linoleum; colonial brass lighting fix- tures; cedar-lined closets; radio outlet with antenna already in- stalled; many Duplex electri¢ plugs; Tontine washable shades; built-in m:, real slate mansards; copper spouting, gutters. and flashing; 15-1b. tin roof; lttnct.\vely landscaped; stone re-: taining wall around lawn. cuvlul!y planned. Construction and material the very best, 7 ROOMS—4 BED ROOMS | Arranged for One or Two Families PRICE 8,750 Terms You Can Afford REMEMBER THE NUMBER 313 17th ST. N.E. Real Estate Brokers Invited—Co-operation Given WAPLE & JAMES, Inc: 1226 14th St. N.W. North 0962 Stone and Stucco Consttuctlon New and Just Ready Wooded Setting For Inspection 324 to 330 Concord Ave. N. W. On 120-foot Boulevard, with wide parking and landscaped lawns, adjacent to Slocum Park. CHEVY CHASE 5445 33d St. $13.250 New—all brick Colonial—6 rooms—2 Baths— slate roof—bronze screens—garage—many shade trees. AN OUTSTANDING VALUE Six rooms Two-toned ftiled bath, with shower u Cold storage room Hardwood "o'f" and trim Brick coal compariment Paneled papering o Outlet Up-to-the-minute lighting ric refrigeration fixtures Paved alley Bracket lights Ten-foot :‘ur porches, + Large front porch with ce- Al::uh':ely finished kifchen ment (not wood) platform with abundant storage Built-in garage space. Price $8,950, Easy Terms No matter where you may have looked, it will be to your interest to inspect these houses before purchasing. Chas. W. Morris & Son Owners aul .mldon Evnlu Building Laundry tabs and toilet in - cellar Storage hot-water heater * G508 Coniccticit Avenue $15.950 New—ALL BRICK COLONIAL—center hall plan —6 ROOMS AND 2 BATHS—breakfast alcove— TWO-CAR BUILT-IN GARAGE—slate roof—bronze screens——copper gutters and down-pouu—lun lot with shade trees. THE MOST UNUSUAL HOME VALUE EVER OFFERED IN CHEVY CHASE OPEN. ALL DAY SUNDAY Edw. H. Jones & Co., Inc. Chevy Chase. Properties 5520 Conn. Ave. 3933 Legation Street (2 blocks west of Conn. Ave.) ahtsideration; 1t 8 s and ‘conveniences THE scransement, speciousness and _individuality. of mediately 1 79U and command your fulles Complete with Tauch thousht given to’ vh by the home-owner. THREE (3) BED ROOMS, TWO (2) COMPLETE BATHS, GARAGE, COMPLETELY .SCREENED, TWO (2) CAR REFRIGERATION sea OPEN DAILY UNTIL 9 PM. Alfred T. Newbold Cleve. 2300