Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1931, Page 20

" B—4 a» THEOLOGY CLASSES INNEW BUILDING Augustinian College Struc-| ture, Overlooking Hare- wood Road, Completed. Btudents of theology at the Augus- | tinian College now are quartered in a * new college building, which was recently completed at a cost of $400,000, in the 3900 block of Harewood road northeast, forming & major step in the building- development program of Catholic Uni- versity of America affiliations in Brook- land, D. C. Exhibiting the massive stone con- struction and_the round arches, char- acteristically Romanesque in style, the new college building has been erected in two units, the first of which rests or | the crest of a low hill and is two stories in height. The second unit, which is four stories high, has been built to the rear of the first, extending down the slope to the westward. Overlooking Harewood road is the two-story building. faced with rustic- buff limestone, with green slate rcof. This building has a frontage of ap- proximately 140 feet, with a depth of 45 feet. On the first floor it contains reception rocms and four lnrs: Tooms for studies. Special attention has been devoted to lighting conditions in these rooms A chapel, cruciform in plan; is lo- cated on the second floor. Students’ stalls are located on either side of the body of the church, which is in the form of a choir. The spaclous sanc- tuary of the chapel is fitted with elab- orate marble altars. Guests’ rooms oc- REAL ESTATE. THE EVEN Augustinian College Recently Completed ‘The two-story unit of the ADDED TO C. U. The project was undertaken in two units, the second of which, four stories in height, is in the rear of GROUP IN BROOKLAND, D. C. $400,000 Augustinian College building recently erected at 3900 Harewood road northeast. the above building. —Star Staff Photo. feet back from the roadway, on the site formerly occupied by the old Augus- tinian College. A large area of ground in front of the buildings, bounded by a driveway up to the front entrance of the building, s to be landscaped and developed, according to tentative plans. ‘The college building was designed by Paul Monaghan, New York and Phila- delphia architect, and bullt by the Mc- Closkey Construction Co. of Philadel- phia. The Rev. W. G. Rafter is rector of the institutfon. RIGHT OF STRIKE n LIMITED BY RULING J‘ W Gateall Cotnty had Tuled the unjons nsible for damages caused ke against Seymour Ruff & Maryland Court of Appeals Holds T Aimed at Contractor Illegal. Special Dispatch to The Star. International Union and the Protective Plasterers’ | America Masons' and were re: by a sf Sons, Inc the decision of the county tribunal. i ; | “Lioyd C. Culler, general contractor, Action Against Subcontractor “.u *mployed fo’ build & church in Frederick, Md., early in January, 1929. | He gave the Ruff concern a subcontract for the stone masonry, brick and tile work Bricklayers and Beneficial Although the Ruff company employed G STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY APRIL |REALTY BOARD’S PUBLICATION OUT Information of General Interest to Profession Is Aim of “Wash- ington Realtor.” | The Washington Realtor made its initial appearance this week ‘as the of- ficial publication of the Washington Real Estate Board. Designed solely as a means of official communication between the board and its members, the aim of this new real estate publication, accor to Arthur Carr, president of the board, will be to present concisely such facts, informa- tion and news as may be considered in- teresting to realtors. Formal notices, statements and re- ports concerning board activities, icles and ideals will be transmitt to members through this medium, which is an innovation for Washington. John A. Petty, executive secretary of the board, is editor and business manager | of the bulletin, Real estate boards in several other | cities have published for some time so- | called house organs and boards in two ' or three citi have developed their pub- % lications to mlmlnt of first-rate mag- asine status. ‘Washington Realtor will be circulated among realtors and their assoclates, numbering slightly over 500, and exchange coples be for- warded to various real estate boards throughout the country and the officers and leaders in the National Association of Real Estate Boards. Eight Rooms Stone and Brick . Furnished by W. B. Moses & Sons OPEN 1816 Irving St. N.W. $11,950 is & very low price for this conveniently located home and all modern features are in- cluded, such as casement windows, bath, shower, extra large pantry and a garage. The house overlooks Rock Creek Park and has the prettiest front eleva- ‘:l'ln of any group homes in the city. COME OUT AND INSPECT RM HOOKER Tower Bldg. Met. 2663 The Cheapest House In Mt. Pleasant REAL ESTATE, New Detached Homes of Architectural Distinction EMBRACING BEAUTY, COMFORT AND THE NEWEST IDEAS IN MODERN CONSTRUCTION Now Open for Your Inspection LARGE ROOMS—2 FULL BATHS—2-CAR GARAGE—BEAUTIFUL ENTRANCES Imported papers, hand-painted fixtures. It is the little things Just out of the ordinary that are the secret of real interest charm in these homes. Inspect without delay. Our r;flcun are rl;:?. 6000 33rd St. N.W. (One of the Finest Sections of Chevy Chase, D. C.) To intpect: Out Commecticut Ave. to Chevy Chase Cirele, right Ave., then right on Rittenh t. g Ave, then Tioht on Riftenhouse St to 33rd St.. right on 33rd St. fo Breuninger & Phifer 1103 Vt. Ave. Nat'l 7713 Western ome, Open cupy the remainder of the second floor. Students' living quarters are located in the second unit, which is built in “L* form. This building is connected | with the first unit by means of a cor- | this week advised its members to delay | zation has a direct trade dispute, and Tidor, 10 feet Wlde, e Second Dullfecs preparation of new Teal estate SIgnS, |not against a subcontractor in order to e students “each room | Pending announcement of & new regu- | punish & general contractor, according | tion of the church and on other build- measuring 8 feet by 12 {seli preezects"‘l;tiom zovle‘xgh;l cgm%)fir éflkm l{xuow’:‘h‘" ':nkmg of the Court of App""‘go“:n:;"d" construction in Frederick fuites and bath Tooms are jocated in |being prepared by the City Committee, |this week == = W = L | COUNY it of A e this building. It is constructed of light |so as to avoid conflict with new re- | , The case was taken to the Court o ow ppeals brick, harmonizing in color with the |strictions. | Appeals by the Bricklayers, Masons and | concern to be an innocent victim. REALTY SIGNS WAIT BALTIMORE, April 11.—Organized |only union men, the labor groups called = = |1bor has the right to strike only | strike against the concern with the The Washington Real Estate Board against persons with whom the organi- | intention, %?“KSL’;‘.G"O‘:"E o:xeffi:;m. o compelling Mr. Culler to employ only union men throughout the construc- 3349 18th St. li%ht beautiful rooms, in excellent condi- tion—brand-new roof on house, new lino- limestone of the first unit. A large recreation room, dining room, kitchen, pantry and laundry are also included in this building. Stor-|pealed by an act of the past Congress age space for trunks, etc., is provided in the basement. The construction throughout is of reinforced concrete and steel and is essentially fireproof. The buildings are situated several 1349 Montague St. N.W. $13,250-00 Wonderfully co k wal LOT, 50x132%. Excellent Terms PAUL MAGOFFIN 317\ Woodward Bldg. s 3504 MORRIS CHEVY CHASE, D.C. $13,950 on set sodded lot Ave., schools, stores, etc. Six large rooms, living room 13x23 ft., breakfast room, outside pantry, 2 complete baths (shower), stair- way to floored attic, open fireplace, large built-in garage, big open covered porch, ample closet space, sumerous electrigal out- lets. An outstanding value at this low price. Open Satur Drive directly out Conn. Ave. and turn east to house. J. E. DOUGLASS (0. Sunday. 1621 K St. N.W. ' and you will find them ideal in location “.” and arrangement Attractive brick construction . . . fully screened . .. six big rooms . . . tiled bath with shower . . . concrete front porch . . . screened double rear pcrches . . . cedar-lined closets lec- tric refrigeration . . . San- itas on kitchen and bath . . . Armstrong Linoleum on kitchen floor . . . double drain board sink . . . bullt- in garage. Exceptionally Low Priced at $8,950 up On Convenient Terms Garage. Exclusive Agent ‘This handsome new center-hall colonial home is Exception Ylewr Yornes INSPECT THESE HOMES SUNDAY John A. Petty, executive secretary of sign board regulations have been re- | {and that the District Commissioners | | have appointed a committee to draft | new regulations which will be the sub- | ject a public hearing before they are ! placed in effect. Modern 35.ft. Front Porch Sleeping Porch NAational 3023 ON ST. N.W. 50x132, within 2 blocks of Conn. and Met.. 5678 Exhibit Home 337 Concord Ave. N. W. Open Sunday and Daily Until 9 P. M. Drive out 16th St. or Georgla Ave. to Longfellow, then East to homes. KL Samiery the board, pointed out that the old | 1418 Eye 5t N.W. NAtional 0004 . 517 ONEIDA STREET J. B. Tiffy, Bldr. Beautiful Marietta Park A wonllerful home in a beautiful commu- nity where all homes are new and pretty—and your neighbors selected with utmost care. FEATURES Large covered front porch, double rear porches, fully screened, six bright, cheerful rooms, two com- plete baths, Westinghouse electric vent lange kitchen, huge pantry, electric refri closets, storage rooms garage. Beautiful lot, paved street and alley. Unquestionably the best value ever offered and at a price less than you ex- pected to pay. . Take 1dth St. car marked “TAKOMA” get off at “ONEIDA,” walk West to houses, or drive out 5th St., left at ONEIDA and houses. EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY to purchase an Unusual English Type Home COUNTRY 'CLUB HILLS Adjoining the Washington Golf and Country Club In Nearby Virginia Located at 612 Rock Spring Drive—furnished and open for in- spection, Designed by an architect for his own use, this home con- tains many unusual features, making for individuality and livability never found in homes built in a speculative way. It overlooks the Golf Course from its location on a beautifully landscaped, wooded knoll containing over half acre of ground. The first floor contains reception hall opening into a large living room with paneled walls and ceiling and open fireplace and studio living room that can be used for library or guest chamber—being complete with colored tile bath, closet bed, stone fireplace and additional closet space. The dining room has French doors opening onto terrace in rear garden, with fountain, fish pond, stone wall, etc. Kitchen has electric refrigeration, dishwasher and stove, butler’s pantry, with maid's room adjoining. Downstairs flooring is the wide oak plank pattern with three floor levels. The second floor contains master bed rooms with private bath with three additional bed rooms and bath, unusually large cedar lined closets throughout, aiso large bullt-in chest of drawers. Attic floored for storage. Basement contains two-car built-in garage, Silent Auto- nlum: Oil Burner, Automatic Hot-Water Heater, maid's bath, fruit closet, etc. In addition to its architectural charm and homey appeal—this home reflects permanent construction throughout, being old brick— painted white—having steel casement windows with roll type bronze screens—extra heavy slate roof, copper gutters and flashing. Likewise—Country Club Hills was planned for permanence—having concrete streets, curbs and gutters—sewers—gas—electricity and city water and restricted to homes of the better class with a price range of $15,000 to $40,000. * Therefore—if a real buy in a home of this type would interest you it will pay you to inspect this one before ‘purchasing elsewhere, To inspect, drive over Key Bridge, out Lee Highway to Glebe Road (or via Chain Bridge and Glebe Road) to Washington Golf and Country Club. Follow Rock Spring Drive three blocks along golf course to property. Brumback Realty Company, Inc. Clarendon, Va. Phone Clarendon 1102 W. S. HOGE, Jr. Exclusive Agents 801 Shoreham Bldg. District 6563 cars, stores, etc. New 6-Room On Beautiful hardwood floors done these low prices Living Room, 15x26. Side Porch—Screened. Two Baths. Breakfast Room. Garage—Front Entrance. Studio and Oil Burner. One-Half Block West ».C &4a If you want a 6-room house see these that are mearing completion . . . or if you prefer a 7-room (4-bed room) home, you'll find one COMPLETED and READY FOR INSPECTION in this latest group of fine, all- brick homes on Kansas Ave. throughout, porches, rear porches, gar: leum on kitchen floor, h.-w.h., electricity, ga- rage. There is a very large yard with many roses and other flowers. from school and only a short distance from One-half block WE WILL MAKE REASONABLE TERMS AND WILL CONSIDER SMALL HOUSE IN TRADE NATL. MORTG. & INV. CORP. Nat, 5833 T Brick $8,950 (Nearing Completion) New 7-Room Brick, $9,450 (Ready for Inspection) . Kansas Ave. it will pay you to Features include cement front es, cedar closets, in Sanitas, with double d sinks; inlaid linoleum and electric Deep lots, are unusually well built, paved street and remarkable values at Inspect today or Sunday. EXHIBIT HOME 5223 Kansas Ave. Open Every Day Until 9 P.M. Built By C. W. WILLIAMS For Sale By A. H. PARKER, Col. 1790 A irue Chevy Chase, B. C. 85 Foot Frontage Lot Beautifully Landscaped Towering Shade Trees Faces South Master Bedroom With Open Fireplace, 15x26. Heated Sleeping Porch adjacent to Master Bedroom, 12x18. 's Room—3rd Floor. Open for Your Inspection Sunday Until § P.M. 3705 Harrison Street of Connecticut Ave. . Miller Realtors & Builders 1119 17th St. N.W. Dec. 0610 I Vofen fl"d || Sunday 5331 NEBRASKA AVE. N.W. Reached Via Conn. Ave. to Nebraska, East to House seessss BENN This home is an outstanding value. We urge a personal - tion TODAY. The popular English style of architecture, the excellent construction and choice location will surely appeal to you. has a frontage of 65 feet. On the first floor there is a large living room. with open fireplace, a bright, attractive dining room, a kitchen with every modern appointment and a concrete side porch. On the second floor there are 3 bed rooms of unusual size, a dressing room and numerous closets. The house has a siate roof and & built-in garage. Built by Jacobson Bros. H.G.Smithy Co. SUCCESSOR TO BUSINESS N.L.Sansbury COMPANY INC. 1418 Eye St. l:;.t‘l. N.w. NEW GROUP OF HOMES that will make Home History Because they represent value hard to equal in the ast . . . difficult to duplicate in the future . .. and {;ARTICULARLY OUTSTANDING TODAY these homes will make value history on the Washing- ton home market. Come out this afternoon or to- morrow . . . count the superior features, compare prices . . . and you'll share our conviction. MODEL HOME .. . 5604 Kansas Ave. Fully Furnished and Decorated By ¥. 1. Moses & SHons New varied designs, solid brick construction, 6 and 7 big rooms, built-in garages, front and double rear porches, cop- per screens, cedar closets, double oak floors throughout, tiled master baths; de luxe kitchen equipment includes Westinghouse refi ion, inlaid linolum and newest con- sole gas range. ully finished interiors and many other features tha unusual at these low prices. Houses are set on deep landscaped lots facing wide E:uul Ave. and triangular park, in the most preferred part of the popular Fort Slocum Park section, eet and alley are paved with concrete. $8,950 to $9,250 Drive out 16th, 13th or Ga. Ave. to Lon, to Kansas Ave, or take 14th St.";'?:.'m' o “Takoma™ or “Sheridan St.” Get off at Longfellow and walk 1 block Nat’l 9240 704.