Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1931, Page 17

t — REAL ESTATE, " BULDINGS PASS | ~ MILLIONIN WEEK Private Operations Exceed Record of Weeks—Bus Stop Barred. (Continued From First Page.) to 432 Twenty-third place northeast; to cost $55,000. Cafritz Construction Co., owners and builders; A. L. Aubinoe, designer; to erect six 2-story brick flats, 1200 to 1220 Military road or Concord avenue; to cost $42.000. Cafritz Construction Co., owners and builders; A. L. Aubinoe, designer; to erect five 2-story brick flats, 5821 to 5837 Colorado avenue; to cost $35,000. St. Francis de Sales Church, owners; | Murphy & Olmstead, architects; Franie | 3-story | erect 015 Rhode to cost Bros., bulders; to brick and concrete rector: Island avenue northe: $33.000 g | St. Francis de Sales Church, owners; Franie Bros. builders; to erect one brick garage, 2015 Rhode Island avenue northeast; to cost $2.000. C. W. Willlams. owner and bullder; George T. Santmyers, architect; to erect five 2-story brick dwellings, 5300 to 5308 Kansas avenue; to cost $30,000. Park Savings Bank. owner; A. P. Clark, jr., architect; Warren Spencer, builder; to erect one 2-story brick ad- dition and make alterations and re- pairs, 3127 Fourteenth street; to cost $25.000. ‘Washington Building | Construction Corporation, owners and builders; P. E. | Wire, designer; to erect four 2-story brick dwellings, 423 to 429 Ingraham street: to cost $25,000. John M. King, owner and builder; Walter Valentine, designer; to erect three 2-story concrete block and frame dwellings, 2425, 2429 and 2433 Perry street northeast; to cost $15,000. C. & A. 'N. Miller, owners and builders: G. E. MacNeil, architect; to erect one 3-story brick and frame dwelling, 4915 Glenbrook road; to cost $14.200 Warren & Marthinson, owners, de- signers and builders; to erect one 2 story brick dwelling, street: to cost $8.000. Warren & Marthinson, owners, de- signers and builders; to erect one 2- story brick dwelling. 3627 Chesapeake street: to cost $8.000 o e- 3619 Chesapeake | | | Warren & Marthinson, owners, signers and builders: to erect one 2!z~ story brick and frame dwelling, 3623 hesapeake street; to cost $7,500. E. Fox, owner and builder; Paul F. , designer: to erect two 2-story brick and tile dwellings, 4500 and 4502 South Dakota avenue, to cost $12,000. William F. Betzell, owner and builder; W. L. Eaton, designer; to erect one 2-story brick store and apartment. 1127 New Jersey avenue, to cost $10,000. J. Williams, owner and builder; Guy Stewart. designer; to erect one 2-story brick and frame dwelling, 1336 Locust road, to cost $10,000. F. Davis Little. owner, designer and | @ one 2-story bnck;‘ builder: to erect dwelling, 7538 Fourteenth street, to cost $9.000. Brouninger & Phifer, owner and builders; W. W. Vaughn, desigoer; to erect one 2-story brick and frame dwell- ing. 3811 South Dakota avenue, to cost $8.000. L. E. Breuninger & Sons. Inc., owners and builders; H. L. Breuninger, archi; tect: to erect one 2-story brick dwelling, 7717 Fourteenth street. to cost $8.000. J. W. Katz. owner; Paul S. Lubenski, designer and builder: to erect one 1-story brick store. 284 Alabama ave- nue southeast, to cost $7,000. Kenilworth Hall, Inc, owners and builders: E. Mortenson, designer; to erect one l-story brick and concrete public hall, 1508 Kenilworth avenue northeast. to cost $6,000. Mrs. Brown, owner; Bernard G. Country Home at a Bargain Price Beautiful home in_nearby five miles beyond the Capitol, Defense Hichway: Ja mile {rom Be Dam Countr: b” House living room, open fireplace, dining room. oom, ' breakfast room. exceptionai Kitchen. * 'Upstairs there are three fine bed rooms, _all “w args ceptional terms. See This Home Sunday Only J. VICTOR FEATHER Le Blond Avenue, Cheverly, Md. Bladensburo Road to Drive out turn right to Defense Highuay, Cherverly. Phone Hyattsville 1382-R CLEVELAND PARK ; HOMES | 3610 Veazey St. N.W. Two Blocks West of Conn. Avenue at the Bureau of Standards “Home Charm and Maximum Value” Your Investment in Home Could Not Be Better Placed Brick Houses Semi-detached, with large front and rear porches; superior construc- | tion, excellent design; unsurpassed ocation. Lowest_possible cost. $12,950 and $13.950 For Center-Hall Type Houses are complete with every | household refinement—electric re- frigeration, Red Jacket foiler. See Latest Improved Sun-Ray Shower Baths Open and’ Lighted Until 9 PM. CHAS. D. SAGER 924 14th St. N.W. Natlonal 0036 A New Home ONLY ONE LEFT! At a Low Price oy ¥7,350 7em Terms 6 large rooms, 3 porches, deep fot. This home is new and mod- érn. Excellent location in strictly white section close to all Government Departments and downtown shopping center. | OPENTO 9 P.M. 1514 19th St. S.E. One_block north of Minn. Ave. at 19(h St. S.E. Drive out Penna. Ave. to Minn. .. turn right to 19th St. WAPLE & JAMES, INC. Realtors 1226 14th Street N.W. | North 0962 ‘ | | | I 1 | i 00000000000000000 | *é . THE EVENING STAR, \VASHING’I."ON, D. C., SATURDAY, JULY 18. 1931 New Residence Completed at Kenwood Home of H. F. Clemmer, engineer, at 130 Shadow road, Kenwood, Md., recently purchased, which was bullt by E. A. -Chamberlin Development Co., and acquired through the agency of Phillips & P Co., from plans by the Kennedy by & 4 d two baths and has an attached garage. The house contains nine main rooms an Canby. Cooper, builder; to make repairs, 1736 | owners; Oregon avenue, to cost $5,000. B. B. Harn, owner: G. Fitch Gardner, builder: to erect one 2-story brick addi- tion, 829 Fourteenth street, to cost $2,500. W. §. Rhodes, owner; Washington Construction Co., builders; to erect one 1-story frame dwelling, 5844 Sherrier I place, to cost $4,450. Kennedy-Warren, Inc. owners builders; to erect steel and aluminum porte-cochere, 3133 Connecticut avenue, to cost §4,000. Waggaman & Brawner, Inc., owners and builders; to make repairs, 1708 I street. to cost $4.000. J. Frank Kelly, owner and builder; to erect one 1-story brick gasoline sta- tion. 2101 Georgia avenue, to cost $2,500. Louis J. Wahl, owner, designer and builder; to erect one 2-story brick and frame addition, 1506 Hamilton street, to cost $2,000. Cafritz Construction Co., owners and builders; to make repairs, 2145 Queens Chapel road northeast, to cost $1.000. Martha B. and John A. Etchison, and | to make repairs, 1400 New York avenue, owners and builders: to complete build- | g, 5414 Galena place, to cost $1.500. Southeast Hebrew Congregation, Inc., inj _—— e | .500““0000“0“00“0““0“0000% Petw Embassy Section Just North of Massachusetts Avenue $25,000 3404 FULTON STREETN.W. It is seldom an individually built home situaged in this much- desired section can be purchased at the price the owner has placed on this home of stone construction. who is out of town, its attractive setting and appointments are sure to appeal—4 bed rooms, 2 baths, ofl burner, G. E. refrigeration, finished attic, screens, 2-car garage and many other features only PRICED UNDER an inspection can reveal. 5626 Conn. Ave. NW. 20000000 OPEN SUNDAY—I11 AM.—6 P.M. NEewsoLp. CANBY & DE NEALE 1oe. REALTORS 0000000000000 0000000000000000 L. W. Giles, architect; Morris Kotzin, builder; to erect one’ 1-story brick addition, 417 Ninth street south- cast, to cost $2,000. General Conference Corporation of §. | D. A., owners and builders; W. H. Wil- | liams, designer; to erect one 2-story | brick and concrete garage and office, ar 6840 Lautel street, to cost $2.000. United Cigar Co.. lessee and builders; to cost $2.,000. Martin Roth, owner: Warren Spen- cer, designer and builder; to make re- pairs, 1101 H street northeast, and 737 and 741 Eleventh street northeast, to cost $1,000. William J. Kettler. owner and builder; | Julius Wenig, architect; to_erect one | 1-story brick and concrete garage, 630 G street. to cost $1.500. Levi Cooke, owner; C. Wehlgemuth, jr., builder; to erect one 1-story brick ad. dition for servants, 2409 Wyoming ave- nue. to cost $1.500. W. W. Everett, owner; 5. Wohlge- muth, jr.. builder: to erect one 1-story stone dwelling entrance, 3010 Woodland | drive, to cost $1,000 Savings bank deposits in Germany are increasing. New Offices to Be Occupied. The real estate firm of Donnelly & | Plant, Inc, formerly occupying quar- ters at 3123 Fourteenth street during the last eight years, Monday will move into new offices at 1374 Park road. ai'fii*i'*i'mfifi*t Massachusetts Park 2909 34th St. 10 Rooms- Heat—Electric Refrigeration Open Sunday—11 to 6 W, C. & A. N. Miller 0il 1119 17th Built especially for the owner, Cleveland 1948 2000000000000000000000000000¢ 5435 32nd Street CHEVY CHASE, D. C. ONE*BLOCK NORTH OF MILITARY ROAD 510,500 The lowest price we know of on a brand-new de- tached RRICK AND STUCCO with SLATE home ROOF in this development of high-class homes. BUILT BY JACOBSON BROS. Inspect Saturday or Sunday Any Week Day Till 9 P.M. " H.G.Smithy Co. 1418 Eye St. Nat. 5904 Washington’s Finest New Close-in Communjty of Detached Brick Homes A DJOINING Rock Creek Park so closely as to seem almost a part of the park itself— an ideal setting on a high elevation, with a beauti- ful wooded view—no traffic to speak of, no tire- some distance to travel. Just a short distance off Connecticut Ave. midway between Cleveland Park and Chevy Chase Circle. The homes are new and modern in every respect, substantially constructed by William S. Phillips, Builder, and exceptionally well planned with six large rooms, two baths, numerous cedar-lined closets, open fireplace, attic, two porches, garage, electrical refrigerator and other features for com- fort and convenience. Prices are reasonable. Your inspection is cordially invited. Drive out Connecticut Avenue to Fessenden St. and one block east. Open All Day Sunday, Every Afternoon and Evening Phillips & Canby, Inc. National 4600 Investment Bldg. BIG FIELD IS FOUND | FORCITY PLANNING Notable Gain in Zoning Re- ~ ported by Standards Bu- reau Official. Notable advancement was made during the past year in the adoption | prises of zoning for additional cities over the United States, but a tremendous field remains as yet almost untouched by modern city planning, James S. Taylor, chief of the Division of Building and Housing of the Bureau of Standards, reported today. A survey recently completed by the division shows that during 1930 the legislatures of seven States and the AR KRR AR ARRARAAAR AR A - Home Builders or Home Buyers Don't overlook the fmportance of having a GOOD heating plant in your new home. If you haven't decided as yet on this necessary part of a house, come in and see our display of Plerce- Eastwood Boilers and Radiators —FIRST! Always Insist on “Schafer Quality” Materials E. G. Schafer Co. 4100 Georgia Ave. Telephone ADams 0145 A R kR kAR TR R LR NRY 3 Bath Decatur 0610 ONEIDA T. N.W. J. B. Tiffey, Bldr. CHOICE 6 or 7 Rooms Beautiful A wonderful home in a beautiful community where all homes are new and pretty—and your neighbors selected with utmost care. EVERY LUXURY' Large covered front porch, double rear porches, fully screened, six bright, cheerful rooms, two com- plete baths, Westinghouse electric ventilator, unusually large kitchen, huge pantry, storage rooms Beautiful lot, paved street and alley. closets, garage, Unquestionably the best value ever offered and at a price less than you expected to pay. e 14th St calk West to” houses, or ses. car marked Tower Bldg., 14th & K JUST 2 LEFT Marietta Park ion, cedar built-in ectric refrige in cellar, fireplace, “TAKOMA." get o at “ONEIDA." drive ‘out 5th St., lejt at ONEIDA and Congress of the United States enacted a total of 40 laws relating to various phases of city and regional planning. ‘The division reports that 786 of the incorporated cities of the United States ave official planning boards or com- missions. Division Issues Reports. Reports based on these two surveys have been issued by the division, one covering legislation, ° being entitled “Survey of City Planning and Related Laws in 1930,” and the other, relating to planning commissions, entitled “A Tabulation of City Planning Commis- slons in the United States. Of the 786 municipalities in which planning commissions are established, 257 are cities having a population of more than 2,500 in 1930. This com- more than two-thirds of all the cities in that population group. The REAL ESTATE. s B-3 size down to villages of less than 500 inhabitants. Mr. Taylor pointed cut that the large number of municipalities of all sizes which at this time have planning commissions, and the fact that interest in planning activity is not confined to any one region of the country, indicate a general appreciation of the need of this process of direction and control. Regarding the possibilities for further spread of the planning movement, Mr. ‘Taylor said that, while there are 786 planning commissions now in existence, there are something over 16,000 incor- porated municipalities, a large number of which would doubtléss benefit great- ly through the deve’opment and execu- tion of community plans. S Three special trains carried 1500 children and many adults from Gias- gow, Scotland, to the Livingstone N REALTY COUNCIL LISTED Trenton, N. J., Member Heads State’s Association Body. ‘The States Council of the Nation! Association of Real Estate Boards, com- posed of representatives of State Asso- ciations of Real Estate Boards, elected officers at the recent Baltimore conven- tion of the association, including the following: George L. Atkins, Trenton, N. J., re- ‘leeud chairman; George F. Nixon, Chicago, president of the Illinois Asso- ciation of Real Estate Boards, senior vice president; Richard T. Childs, Mineola, Long Island, president, New York Association of Real Estate Boards, Jjunior vice president; Ray Hcfford, Al- bany, N. Y., executive vice president of the New York Real Estate Association, other 529 planned C!munlflefi in | tional Memorial at Blantyre recentl, lected secretary. 2% Adjoining , reflect unusually thoughtful Open Sunday 2 to 6 133 HESKETH ST. $20,000 ARESIDEI\'(IE of out- standing individuality and charm, situated on a lot having 65 ft. frontage on a paved street. Architecturally, the home is an interesting departure from the usual. and incor- porates many features that A4 A planning and tasteful deco- ration. The Property Originally Sold for $31,500 There are 8 rooms, 3 baths and built-in garage. High ceilinged living room has " French windows and rafters of hewn timber. Copper gutters, roof flashings. N design. T tones. Heating vith and Oil Burner. Chevy Chase Ulub Grounds Roof of terra cotta tile in 4- color tones—by Ludewici-Cela- don. spouts and Steel sash throughout. Ul woodwork especially de- signed. Il hardware special ham- mered iron. orman fireplace of striking ile work in baths in color Built-in fixtures. system hot Thrush closed water, system Front balcony off_master bed room has heavy timber work of Georgia pine. A Tlist of special construction features is shown ahove. Drive 2 blocks west on Grafton St. from Chevy Chase Circle, one square north to Hesketh St, and turn left to house. H. L. Rust Company 1001 Fifteenth Street Dist. 0853 CHEVY. cL Vo g et Four Roads That Lead to MEADOWBROOK (1) Wisconsin Avenue to Bethesda, Maryland, turn right at Watkins Avenue, tinuing on Bethesda - Silver Spring Highway to Meadow- brook. (2) Connecticut Avenue to Co- lumbia Country Club, turn left thesda-Silver Spring Highway) one block to Meadowbrook. (3) Rock Creek Drive through park (north end’ now under construction), turning Iefl'on BethesdaSilver Spring High- way 1o Meadowbrook. J (4) Sixteenth Street, turning left on Bethesda-Silver Spring Highway to Mea lowbrook. ROCK" )3 CREEK O <X - danale Meadowbrook is located in what is generally recognized as the . most desirable residential dis- trict of the National Capital . . . directly in the path of the north- westward development of Washington's finer homes . . . one block west of Connecticut Avenue, between Chevy Chase and Columbia Country Clubs. A restrict- ed community of fully detached homes—priced from °~ $13,500 to $17,500. LIFSHLS 439! on West Cypress Street (Be-® NAtional 8100 Fastest-Selling Homes in Town! 17 SOLD IN 14 DAYS INSPECT TODAY—OPEN UNTIL 10 P.M. ATTRACTIVE F 3 Spacious Covered Porches 6 and 8 Large Rooms EATURES 4th and Emerson Sts. N\W. Highest Northwest Restricted Location, Finest Construction and Finish o 8,450 1 Easily Worth $1,000 More - Gorgeous Kitchens Fully Equ ipped Latest Type Frigidaire - Beautifully Decorated Bath with Newest Copper Screens Built-in Brick Garage Large Wardrobe Closets CAFRITZ Owners and Builders of Commun 14th & K Sts. Fixtures Throughout A Dist. 9080 Exhibit Home 4926 4th St. N.\W. Beautiful Corner Home 40 Feet Wide—Southern Exposure Center-hall plan, unusually spacious and well quipped decora sell for a much larger price. rooms. E and to queen’s faste; built to Price Only $10,950 See this unusual home value today. Take Sherman Circle Bus to Emerson St., or Drive Out New Ha: i to 4th and Emerson Sts. hire Ave. Over 3,000 Lifetime Homes Built and Sold—Many Now Under ‘Construction [] €