Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1930, Page 20

: 'Semlmry Just Dedicated Characteristic of Period of Renaissance. this week of the in Brook- an ex- 84 TURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1930. roa msuwm SPAN <3 Ca!ifornia‘ ‘to Build “Golden Gate Bridge,” World’s Long- .est Traffic Unit. - SAN FRANCISCO (#).—A $35,000,000 bond issue passed by Northern “Cali- fornia counties has removed the last obstacle to construction of the Golden CGate Bridge, the world's longest. single suspension highway span. It will hang on two steel cables ‘weighing 43,750,000 pounds from towers 740 feet high. Yy e -m-m-! MORE GARAGES NEEDED bea- - Planning Foundation Survey Shows | Building Trades Craftsmen Are Not tf oramic vh‘r‘o u:rm WW'B;.: neisco Bay and the Ten-foot _sidewalks, benches at intervals, trafie two for mmwm.hwmhlom A great circular plaza on the Piancisco side, with a terraced and portal two massive wlnnl at the bridge level. The entire structure will with aluminum paint, while string lights will outline the full I each cable at night. , _portal structures, pylons and towers be nood-u.hc d aerial beacons will flash atop the Mwerl Electroliers to A series of elocuoum will be placed | Were across the bridge, while. another urlu will extend along highways leading to cif be coated | 1 ext REAL ESTATE, TRAINING IS REQUIRED Developed Overnight. Few persons looking at the construc tion of a modern skyscraper fall to be Stephen. . Voorhees, ot “the New Yurk mpur of vfl“’n erican In- “Yet hw mnle that huel ol each trades Bus of adds. "Vn Are ly to '-l'll.hlh{h“gm mechanics are developed or that a (ew weeks of lmweumm sufficient ml}rehln expert. s is far from the truth. The modern bullding & high de- TR SRS & T lctuu experience under varying condi- Telephone National structure, with a wing ‘for the mfllfltg:. of flmr! 'Ml;‘“n'ltmgt separate unit o m northeast end Accvmoflltlnm for students and 14 sisters are pro- Bowling alleys and billiard tables are located in the basement, in which are allotted two rooms for recreation Lounge Tooms are also locat- the basement. On the first floor is located a large hall, three parlors for receiving a library and reference library. ‘The students’ refectory and the faculty room are also on the first floor, l’ which are the kitchen 'fl'm‘;. zn‘c't‘rely apart the mal & sep- anmnee ‘The unit is also equip- ped with a parlor for visitors and sep- dining room and other uumy are g = Ity | gle one of our 48 States. Whoever you TN . $10,950 8-room house, tile bath and lavatory, finished attic. Equipped with electrical re- frigeration. *Screened and weatherstriped. This house is jm l!ke new. J. Connor nmicnt Ave, Cleve. 4859 8221 Seminary of the missionary ufl:«' of St. Joseph's Society, dedicated Wednesday by Cud‘l'nl O’Connell of Boston. The building is located at Twelfth and Varnum sjreets nort| KLEIN REVEALS AID GIVEN TO JOBLESS BY INCREASED BUILDING | the (Continued From ®irst ) dustries that are benefited by the work. These benefits ndhu ’und ramify until they touch co individuals and businesses, t the length and breadth of the land. “Take, for instance, the splendid new nt of Commerce Bullding, which will soon be wmpm in Wash- ington, near the White All States HM are and wherever you may be, it is | Cev Chial "New Detached Beick $10,950 4509 River Road Ofen for Inspection Think of it! A brick de- tached home of 6 beautiful large rooms and tiled bath, | situated on large lot, and | facing 95-ft. boulevard, with every modern convenience, } =t ROW HOUSE PRICE. An inspection will con- | vince you of its real value. Metzler—Realtor | 1106 Vt. Ave. Decatur 5800 | | Sunday & Nighe, Adams 0620 || terlocks to water softeners—from boil- ers to air-conditioning apparatus. * “And then when you come to fit up the building with all the needed fur- nuhu;gc and operating equipment for e force, you are calling on workers and executives, salesmen and bankers, all over the country, whose ef- forts cover the making and selling of desks and chairs, mirrors and ward- Tobes, vacuum cleaners and electric light bulbs, carpet rugs and linoleum, ash cans and bag mks shelving and filing cases. “And so, factory employes./qulrry men, miners, farmers, foresters, trans- tlon workers, merchants and thelr tafls, engineers, architects and drafts- men—no less than labor in the con- struction industries—all profit from the erection of such a building as that im- mense edifice which is to house the ac- tivities of the Department of Commeroe in the ng “triangle area” at the Netional Gapital. “And_thal olm .hnn.lyoncol the public buildings that is going uj v‘flwaumo?hlmntry v n’lhc :"ém ariver, gu d, e conc] T, gUAT hostler, and in mllnl the mm&‘ouu tracks are still called “ Four Rooms, Kitchen and Bath, $57.50 ° Cambria-Majestic 1324 Euclid Street N.W. 1331 Shepherd Street Northeast An Ideal Home —amid the most satis/actory surroundings, and yet within 20 minutes’ ride of the heart of the business and shopping districts. s Semi-detached Center Entrance Hall Two Large Side Porches, 9 ft. x 22 ft. Lots 40 ft. wide, garage, electric refrigeration, pantry with window, three bed rooms, all with access to porch; open fire- place; c’lmu of natural or cream and mahogany finish; up to the minute in every respect. $9,750 Very Rnuaualzh Terms CHARLES M. WALLINGSFORD Builder and Owner. 1010 Vermont Avenue N.W. National 2990 We've Proved Our Boast : The Most Attractive Homes In All Northeast Selling While Others Are Vacant TWO 'CHOICE LOCATIONS 1702 C St. NE. Facing the mew 160 ft. boule- vard, adjoining Eastern High School. Seven spacious rooms, tiled bath with shower, garage. Attractively furnished, with hard- wood floors, panelled walls, hand- some fixtures, and Frigidairé, 1223 Owen PL. N.E. In the new Trinidad section, just north of 12th and Florida Ave. Six large rooms, tiled bath, ga- Street and alley paved. i lly_lmill. and artisti- cally finished. bflm wlll stretch lm feet from portal long and 220 feet above high water at the center, both side spans going out 1,100 feet each to the bridgeheads, built across the Hudson River near New pay roll of $735,000. & modernistic retreating type of archi- tecture will be employed, with vertical lines to emphasize the design. Two of the towers will have glass-incased | of the bridge. MORE FOR YOUR MONEY & 1 These Beautiful New Homes Highest Elevation A few tntum Colonial rgpo + all-brici covered porches; o re!ned t.brou;hout. tic decoration. Daylight kitchen. Kelvinator, Garage. Close to stores and all means of transpor- tation. These features and many others in this home are found.in homes priced much higher. See them today and compare. 418 Farragut St. N.W. Open and Lighted Until 9 P. M. CAFRITZ 20 ft. Wide Lot 142V, ft. Deep - ‘ 5 9(’~C‘§1 FIRST SHOWING N 5908-12 Nevada Ave. Open for Your Most Critical Inspection These strikingly attractive Early American de- tached homes in the most convenient location in Chevy Chase, D. C. All-brick construction, six spacious rooms, colonial concrete porch, luxunomlv appointed baths. wood- burning fireplace, roomy pantry large attic, numerous electrical ‘outlets, exceilent combination of colors in wall papers. Immense lots, 50x175. You must see this operation to really appreciate the values that are offered in these houses. These homes have a vital appeal to every man or woman interested in a new house. Duplicates of the interior of these homes on . See both groups. ' OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY and Every Afternoon A. G. HUGHES 1427 Eye ' Realty Aunll"tu Nat’l 8744 Open Daily Until 9 P.M. # Low Price, Small Cash Payment £ MODERATE TERMS F R. E. KLINE, Jr., Owner 718 Uilin Trust Building National 6799 Or Any Broker 3917 Oliver Street Finest Chevy Chase Location \ Builder has placed a “cut loose quick” price on this new superfine Colonial center-hall brick house. 4 bed rooms—2 complete baths on second floor. 2 bed rooms and bath on third floor. 1st floor tiled lavatory—an all-brick house. 2-car brick garage on lot 60x125. Open Saturday Afternoon 3 to 8 P.M. and Sunday 10 AM. Until Dark ‘Drive west from Chevy Chase Circle on Western Ave- wue ome-half block, turning rvight imto Oliver Street. mksmucosm 1415 K St. NW. National 4750 and from each end. The War the plans and it is held Although the Oolnen Gate is only itly more than & mile wide, the 'rh- untnl span will be 4,105 feet Oonstrucunn will requize four years Z,‘:l;:]ylgg, lf?etc.mhll:‘ sl &mvlde employment for hundreds men. There wi and starts at Arm; New Type of Architecture, nariow peninsula on which CALIFORNIA BUNGALOWS 6211 Piney Branch Road 5 rooms with full tiled bath. Kitchen oleum to match. for $8,750. Drive out 16th St. to Sheridan St. turs right: or Georgia Ave., tutn left W. CHASE 418 Cedar St., Takoma Department has approved that the :‘mlcture will be no menace to naviga- Its central span will be more than 400 feet longer than the bridge being approxi- Entrance to the bridge on San Fran- Il be an annual | cisco’s side passes u:mu? the ‘Presidio y Point, tip of a long, h San Fra; For the first time in buidge building | cisco is located. On the Marin side the bridge entrance is near Fort Baker. Interference with the military works will be avoided in construction and use finiished in colors with lin- Your choice of metal cabinets, or built-in dressers, whichever you select to be enameled to match kitchen. This bungalow, the acme of convenience, budlt to sell for $9,500, is offered for one week Georgia 3399 Chevy Chase " 6505 Connecticut Avenue $15,950 This new stone, brick and stucco home, over- looking the beautiful grounds of the Chevy Chase Seminary, represents, without doubt, one of the best values ever offered in Chevy dhue. There are 7 ROOMS (4 BEDROOMS) and 2 tiled baths: large floored attic; 2-CAR BUILT- IN GARAGE. The lot is widé and 180 fnt deep and covered with shade trees. . AN OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY. DON'T FAIL'TO'SEE THIS PROPERTY AT GONCE. 109 Oxford Street ) $15.950 Rarely will you find a home as distinctive as this and at anything like the price which the outs of-town owner has' authorized. The 7 roo: re delightfully arranged, and, from the unusually attractive entrance to the floored attic, you will be charmed with the many appealing features incorporated into the building of this home. The lot is beautifully planted, and there is a garage to match the house. To Reach—Out Conn. Ave., turn right ¥n Ozford St. (o ite Chevy Chase Club) 1% )u to property. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY EdW. H. Jones &9 CO., Inc. Chevy Chase Progperties 5520 Conn. Ave. Cleve. 2300 New Brick Colonidl . . . Priced Low Excellently located on large 3428 T bk S Pa.terson St, Chase Cirele, near Blessed CHEVY CHASE D C ulue voull agree upem in- Sacrament Church, Three big, OPEN FOR INSPECTION SUNDAY bright bed rooms, 2 tile baths, large attic, open fireplace, Reached via Conn. Ave. to Patterson St. (at Chevy Chase Circle), Turn East to House copper screens, built-in fr sx@“" W rage, oak floors, beautiful finished interior. Built by Jacobson Bros. A splendid 5000 For immediate delivery of The .m o your home every evening Sunday morn! The Muu Agent will eol‘l:‘n at the end of each month, at the rate ofl‘&’unuwmmdlunu An Inspection Will Convince You of - the Real Value in This New All-Brick Home Beautiful Colonial brick, lo- cated one-half block from 16th St. Six large rooms and two beautiful baths. Open fireplace. One-car brick garage. Lot 60x125. 1418 Holly St. N.W. Price, $15,950 Terms to suit your conven~ ience can be arranged. Open Sunday from 11 a.m. to 9 pm., and every night until 9 p.m. “ EATON & CO. 1010 Vermont Ave. N.W. IN SIXTEENTH ST. HEIGHTS 1430 Holly St. N.W. OPEN SUNDAY, 10:30 TO DARK $14,750 “ Center hall, all brick, 4 bedrooms, 2 tiled Baths, 2-car brick garage. Reception hall, I room 24 ft. lona, brick fireplace, sun room with tiled floor fireplace, h doors to eement pon:h. large kitchen with breakfest nook. Wonderful closet space special shelving and electric lights, hardwood floors uxrvu.hnul. lcmru and weather stripping. This fine home has commanding view of Rock Creek Park and estates. Spacious lot, well planted with fruit, grapes and many rosebushes. A wonderful buy. . BOSSEEPHE(PS st s Drive out 16th St. $o Alaska Ave. and 14th St., North on 14th to Holly St., West to Property. 1417 K 8t your heating plant should be equipped with a Sturtevant’ Coal Burning Blower BECAUSE — it cuts your coal bills at least 40% your present furnace, without new grates or any other equipment. 100% combustion is assured all burnable matter is used — fewer ashes are left. BESIDES — The saving will soon more than pay for this inexpensive blower. Together—With the Same Automatic Heat Control Provided With the Oil Burners and Gas Boilers Installations $100.00 and Up FRIES BEALL & SHARP Ry @34 10th St. N-w. JAtional 1964 °