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B4 REAL ESTATE, THE EVENING PERMITS REVEAL “DULDING BOONT 72 One-Family Dwellings on Week’s List for Capital. (Continued From First Page.) avenue, owner and builder; Dillon & Abel, designers; to erect three 2-story brick-and-stone alwellings, 6200, 6208 and 6216 Thirty-second place; to cost $6,000 each. Charles Sturbitts, 3800 McKinley street, owner and builder; Dillon & Abel, designers: to erect two 2-story brick dwellings, 6112 and 6116 Utah avenue northeast; to cost $7.500 each. Harry Kay, Rust Building, owner; George T. Santmyers, architect; R. F. Peters Co., 1011 Taylor street north- east, builders; to erect three 2-story brick dwellings, 4441 to 4445 Thir- teenth street northeast; to cost $15,- 000. Muhleman & Kayhoe, Richmond, Va., owners and builders; Eimer Cap- pelmann and Marcus Hallett, design- ers; to erect two 2-story brick-and- tile dwellings, 3309-3311 Quesada street; to cost $6,500 each. Capital View Realty Co., 927 New York avenue, owners and builders; W ‘Valentine, designer; to erect four 2- story brick dwellings, 5218, 5220, 5222 and 5224 Ames street northeast;; to cost $13,000. Muhleman & Kayhoe, Richmond, Va., owners and builders: Elmer Cap- pelmann and Marcus Hallett, de- signers; to erect two 2-story brick- and-tile dwellings, 3307-3313 Que- sada street; to cost $6,500 each. Robert S. Nash, 50 Florida avenue northeast, owner; A. M. Pringle, de- signer; Allen C. Minnix, 1416 F street builder; to erect one 1-story brick- and-concrete warehouse, 16-20 M street northeast; to cost $13,500. Tolson Kemp & Nix, Inc, 2314 Rhode Island avenue northeast, own- ers; A. O. Tolson, ir., designer; to erect two 2-story brick-and-tile dwellings, 1909 and 1913 Randolph street north- east; to cost $11,000. C. C. Warfleld, 2311 Connecticut avenue, owner; E. Waggaman, archi- tect; J. J. Vogel, 754 Shoreham Build- ing, builder; to erect one 2-story brick-and-frame dwelling, 4845 Lin- nean avenue; to cost $10,000. Wwilliam H. Saunders Co. Invest- ment Building, owners; M. G. Lep- ley, architect; Howard Etchison, In- vestment Building, builder; to erect three 2-story brick dwellings, 6512, 6516 and 6520 Eastern avenue north- east; to cost $3,500 each Boss & Phelps, 1417 K street, own- ers and builders; H, P. Baxter, archi- tect; to erect one 2-story brick dwell- ing, 1816 Forty-fifth street; to cost $10,000. H. G. Smithy Co., 811 Fifteenth street, owners and builders; C. B. ‘White, designer; to erect one 2-story brick dwelling, 6504 Barnaby street; to _cost $8,000. H. G. Smithy Co., 811 Fifteenth street, owners and builders; C. B. White, designer; to erect one 2- story brick-and-frame dwelling, 1508 Kalmia road: to cost $8,500. H. G. Smithy Co., 811 Fifteenth street, owners and builders; C. B. ‘White, designer; to erect one 2-story brick dwelling, 6508 Barnaby street; to cost $8,000. H. G. Smithy Co., 811 Fifteenth street, owners and builders; C. B. White, designer; to erect one 2-story brick dwelling, 1505 Kalmia road; to cost $8,000. ‘Two-Story Dwelling. Rudolph, Henry and Mary Seidel, 5029 Conduit road, owners and build- ers; Dillon & Abel, designers; to erect one 2-story brick, stone and frame dwelling, 5029 Cathedral avenue; to cost $8,500. S. M. Burgess, 6218 Twenty-ninth street, owner and builder; J. A. Hunter, architect; to erect one 2-story brick dwelling, 5712 Thirty-second street; to cost $8,500. Minkoff & Smith, 1929 Allison street, owners and builders; George T. Santmyers, architect; to erect one 1-story brick store, 1613 Montello ave- nue northeast; to cost $8,000. Brooke V. Beyer, Inc., 927 Fifteenth street, owners and builders; John Cobb, architect; to erect two 1-story brick dwellings, 2410 and 2414 Girard place northeast; to cost $3,500 each. W. C. and A. N. Miller, 1119 Sev- enteenth street, owners and builders; Edward Spano, architect; to erect one 2-story brick-and-frame dwelling, 4225 Forty-ninth street; to cost $7,300. Korzendorfer & Brooks, 1303 Ken- yon street, owners and builders; H. J. Korzendorfer, designer; to erect one 2-story brick-and-tile dwelling, 4900 Forty-third place; to cost $6,000. R. A. Jorgenson, 27 Sixteenth street northeast, owner; Marcus Hal- lett, designer; A. Preston Perrie, builder; to erect one 2-story brick dwelling, 2921 W street southeast; to cost $6,000. Rhoda A. Mathews, 1657 Thirty- first street northeast, owner; Omer Kremkau, designer; H. J. Robb, Inc., 1024 Vermont avenue builders; to erect one 1-story brick dwelling, 4911 Ashby place; to cost $5,000. Martin Austin, 1415 Chapin street, owner; Norman Langmaid, designep; R. W. Langmaid, 5804 Nevada ave- nue, builder; to erect one 2-story brick dwelling, 524 Whittier street; to cost $5,000. John A. Upshur, 1349 V street, owner; Norman Langmaid, designer; R. W. Langmaid, 5804 Nevada avenue, builder; to erect one 2-story brick dwelling, 400 Forty-fourth street northeast; to cost $5,000. Oscar D. Allwine, 2411 Thirty-sec- ond street, owner and builder; J. D. Bailey, designer; to erect one 1%, story brick dwelling, 3110 W place southeast, to cost $5,500. Miss M. V. Longebeam, 907 Fif- teenth street, owner; E. J. Conner, de- signer; Tessitore & Rizzo, 518 Third street northeast, builders; to erect one 2-story brick dwelling, 5622 Nebraska avenue, to cost $5,000. Minnie B. Haines, owner; D. B. Johannes, designer; S. E. Snyder, 1706 ‘Twenty-fifth street southeast, builder; to erect one 2-story brick dwelling, LIVE IN o OR The Suburb of Contentment HOMES ON %, ACRE SITES OR MORE TWO NEW HOMES NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION Be Sure and Inspect Today Directions—Out Wisconsin Ave. to Bz o0k B Lumanor signs, Just 35 0 Luzma: e ‘minutes from the heart of the city. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1935. Entrance Hall and Kitchen of Silver Star Home in Barnaby Woods —_— The attractive hall and modern kitchen of the Silver Star The home, built by Barnaby Woods Development Co. will be open for two shown above. weeks more. It may be reached by me, 6501 Barnaby street, are driving out Connecticut avenue to Nebraska avenue, 3526 Alabama avenue southeast, to | cost $4,500. Ludwig Seitz, 27 Seventh street southeast, owner; Thomas J. Jones, Bradbury Heights, Md., designer and builder; to erect one 1-story frame dwelling, 4336 Barker street southeast, to cost $4,000. Georgetown Accessory Store, owner; R. Kluge, architect; Essex Construc- tion Co., builders; to make repairs, 2921 M street, to cost $2,000. Edwin Shelton, 1518 K street, own- er; R. L. Vaughn, architect; Morri- son Bros., 1130 Girard street, builder; to erect one 2-story brick dwelling, 1819 T street, to cost $2,800. Charles E. Buete, 1304 Pennsylvania avenue southeast, owner; Milton Tay- lor, Laurel, Md., designer and builder; to erect one 2-story brick addition, 1304 Pennsylvania avenue southeast, to _cost $2,700. Brown Bros. Corp.. 2736 Cortland place, owners and builders; George T. Santmyers, architect; to erect eight brick garages, 3169-3171 Walbridge place and 3153-63 Adams Mill road, to cost $2,000. A. A. Ewing, 654 D street southeast, owner and builder; Charles Waugh, designer; to erect one 2-story frame addition, 105 Ridge road southeast, to cost $1,100. W. A. Tindel, 1355 W street, own- er; R. I. Vaughn, architect; Edward D. Swinson, 1930 Eighth street, builder; to erect one 1-story brick restaurant addition, 1355 U street, to cost $1,000. Muhleman & Kayhoe, Richmond, Va., owners and builders; Elmer Cap- pelmann and Marcus Hallett, design- ers; to erect four brick garages, 3307 to 3313 Quesada street, to cost $1,000. Charles H. Tompkins, 1630 Connec- ticut avenue, owner; E. Weihe, de- signer; Charles H. Tompkins Co., 1630 Conn. ave., builders; to erect two 1- Home Ownership Is Held Check To Radical Actions of Workers “A man is not hasty to take rash action when the security of his home is involved,” said Ernest T. Trigg, | ;. these past five years the things president of the National Paint, Var- we have used have been constantly nish and Lacquer Association, in an | wearing out and will ultimately re- address before the American Chemical | quire replacement. He spoke of the Soclety in talking of the value of home l great percentage of homes that need ovznershiv. | expensive repairs because their owners It is fundamentally unsound as | have postponed the painting of them well as being a repercussive danger too long. Such repairing and re- industry and to our social securit: dreamed of accelerated basis.” 1len transportation on a hitherto un- | T igg pointed to the fact that dur- | i right on Nebraska to Utah avenue and left on Utah avenue to Barnaby street. The house || 15 about two blocks from the intersection of Barnaby street and Utah avenue. | —Woltz Photos. 'BUILDING MATERIALS | GREATLY IMPROVED | Industry Given Opportunity to l Produce Permanent Records ! of Present Age. | Development of new and lasting building materials has brought the building industry great opportunities | | to produce permanent records of our times, according to Herbert Abraham, chairman of the Asphalt Industry Code Authority. “From the earliest times architects story brick gasoline stations, Rhode Island avenue northeast, to cost $1,000. rlor, lavatory. cond floor: 4 master hed rooms, 2 baths and enclosed sleeping porch. rooms, maid's bath, storage room. Oil ‘burner, automatic water heater, laundry trays and toilet. Third flo Conerete T Large 2-car garage. Being Sold by Noteholders At Auction in Front of House MONDAY, MAY 13, 4:00 P.M. EASY TERMS House Open for Inspection Every Day, 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. For information apply to: . Harold Sothoron, Trustee 815 15th Street N.W.—National 0570 R. Golden Donaldson, 815 15th Street N.W.—National 1540 Absentee Owner Offers at Sacrifice Pri 702 North 15th St., Clarendon, Va. Here is a home that is different. It is a large house, stately yet friendly, designed for folks who appreciate room witheut sacrificing cozy hominess. The two living rooms, connected by French doors measure together 16’x41’ and the fireplaces, one at each end, with flanking French doors or built-in bookcases, maintain the and uncramped. The lot is proportionately large, 53,000 sq. ft. with large eak shade, Barberry hedge, and planted in all kinds of blooming shrubs. 8 ROOMS, 2 BATHS, 2 FIREPLACES, LARGE SHADY PORCH, GARAGE IN CELLAR, ELECTRICITY. NEWLY PAINTED AND DECORATED. $7,950.00 GEO. H. RUCKER CO., Clarendon, Va. Exclusive Agents. To reach Via Lee Highway—Turn left at top of hill beyond Cherrvdale on Preston Ave. (N. Stafford Ave.) to N. 15th St. Via Wilson lul-vnda'.r-;: right on N. Stafferd Ave. % mile bevend Lesion Monument to N. 1 710 | | vision, or a recasting of alr, land and | GREAT BARGAIN Beautiful 3-Story Wholly Detached Brick Residence on Magnificent Boulevard 160 feet wide. Center Hall Plan 4408 16th Street N.W. Lot 60x120 feet First floor: Living room, music room, dining room. butler's pantry, kitchen. sun Representative on Premises Sunday. : 2 | painting will mean work—and pay Trigg declared, “to pay workers just | checks. He also called attention to enough to live on. Sound social se- | the millions of people who are now | have tried to find products—as they | {did find stone, brick, asphalt, pre-| curity requires that they earn enough | living “doubled up” or “tripled up” |served wood—which would give per- of a surplus for investment in prop- | and who will again have homes of | manence to their work. In the great erty and homes of their own. | their own when their confidence is | architectural monuments, from the | “When a person has nothing he is | restored and they see their way clear. | pyramids to modern skyscraper, the far more apt to be irresponsible, radi- | Naturally this will bring renewed ac- | long story of research and develop- | cal, destructive and predatory. I be- | tivity to the construction industry. lieve it will be sound policy for corpo- | rations to assist their employes in the purchase of homes and garden prop- erty in attractive environments, rea- sonably adjacent to the plants them- ployment, to reduce labor disputes and to strengthen the relationship of the employe with the company.” | The self -respecting American worker wants to be able to earn his security—not merely have it handed to him, Trigg said. “Just as the automobile brought a great boom in national activity and prosperity, there is logic in the! thought that new human wants will | again develop quickly and provide em- ployment for those who are unem- ployed,” Trigg stated. “This might | be such a development as general air- conditioning, electrical heating, tele- Atty. for Noteholders air of an intimate home, spacious HOT-WATER HEAT, GAS AND Phone, Clarendon 197 One gallon of good paint, as it is| with the help of amazing advances | 5 usually applied to wood, will cover selves. Such a practice, if F?“e“‘uy]‘ an a\'grag%purea of about 500 square followed, would tend to stabilize em- | feet with one coat, or 250 to 300 square feet with two coats. ment is eloquently told. “In this country the sturdy struc-, tures of Colonial days attest the | soundness of this philosophy. Now, | e Coverage ‘of Paint. imade in the last 20 years, building | products of lasting usefulness, un- | dreamed of in olden days, are avail- | able to the building industr; 17 Williams Lane, Chevy Chase, Md. (Just East of Conn. Ave., between the Clubs) THIS delightful center hall residence, in excellent con- dition, with its beautiful shrubs, plants and flowers, is as b:dm'lctive and pleasing as the home you have always wanted, and is offered today at the low $10,750 Attractive ing room with fireplace, large porch, dining room, kitchen, electric refrigeration, three bedrooms, bath, built-in garage. Large lot 60 by approximately 175 feet, with trees, shrubs and beautiful rock garden. Open for Complete Inspection Today and Sunday EDW. H. JONES & CO., Inc. 5520 Conn. Ave. Cleveland 2300 4905 Chevy Chase %levard CHEVY CHASE, MD. A MOST COMPLETE DETACHED ALL-BRICK ENGLISH HOME On pretty lot 50x133. The house is well built, attractively designed and well planned. Walls are furred and second story insulated. Five very attractive rooms, with two good sized bed rooms upstairs. The kitchen will delight any good housekeeper. Slate roof, copper flashings and waterproofed brick walls. Garage for car. The location is convenient and rapidly developing. Come out at once. BOSS & PHELPS REALTORS FIRST SHOWING $7,930 Open Today, 2 to 6 Sunday, 10 to 6 Drive out Wisconsin ave., over District line, to Chevy Chase Boule- vard and west about two blocks to house. Valued at $306,680,000. ‘The taxable value of the County of || London, in England, has been just 2328 39th ST. HAS 4 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS Fine new home of superior all- brick construction. Johns-Manville insulation, panelled recreation room, built-in garage, gas heat; completely screened and weather- stripped; ample closet space. Open and Furnished Today These homes in this re- stricted section, contain 6 and 8 rooms, 2 baths and are priced $9,850 up Drive out Mass. Ave.. to Wis~ consin Ave., turn left_to Cal- vert St.. turn rioht to 39th St., and ‘left 2 blocks to houses. Modern Gas Appliances through the co-operation of the Washington Gas Light Co. Built by A. S. Gardiner J. Wesley Buchanan, Inc. 916 15th St Realtors. MEt. 1143 REAL ESTATE. ILLUMINATION CHANGES Tints Reflect More Light Than Darker Color Tones. If you decide to change the color scheme of a room from light gray to brown tones it probably will be nec- essary to increase the amount of ar- tificial {llumination in the room. Tints, like white or light cream will reflect a great deal more light than darker tones, such as deep green and brown. . These have a tendency to absorb illumination. | of cold air and dust. TO MAKE SASHES FIT Cracks Should Be Filled With Caulking Material. Very often sash and door frames do not fit snugly in a building. This is especially true where frames adjoin masonry work or even in poorly con- structed frame buildings. Even after construction is completed shrinkage of materials may occur or masonry may break away, leaving cracks that permit heat loss and the infiitration Cracks around frames should be kept filled with caulking material. \Yureiiiiid BEITZELL Cagguieeg Beautiful Corner Home in Chevy Chase, D. C. For only $8,950 ‘You can secure this beau- tiful new corner home... in a wonderful location... six large rooms...modern kitchen with Electric Re- frigerator and all new built-in features...De luxe bath ... handsome new ll:tcl’!lflun room...corner Built by MAX SUGAR Tower Bldg. Drive Out Now! 3803 LECATION ST.N.W. Half Block West of Conn. Ave. Open 9 AM. to 9 P.M. (BETZELL] DL 3100 hill. rooms, bath, toilet and BBICK cottage on Richmond Pike (U. S. No. 1) and Pohick Creek, with 19 acres of valley and The house is unusually interesting, has 7 cellar. The land fronts nearly a quarter of a mile on the Pike and likewise on the Creek, which is one of the most beautiful streams in the Washington area. This place is especially desirable for the retired man who wants to keep head and hands pleasantly occupied, for the mental worker who needs a peace- ful retreat and the sound of running water or for one wishing to take advantage of the commercial opportunities offered by a great natural highway. Price, $19,000 Plenty add to the Interest Open Sunday After 11 A M. Go by U. S. No. 1 14 miles south of the center of Alexandria, or by Mt. Vernon to U. S. No. 1 and 5 miles south of the intersection. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER 1719 K St. N.W. NA. 1166 1737 EIGHT ROOMS -- 4 porch, maid’s quarters and bath; at this season. Today 0 P E N Sunday L. t. N.W. DETACHED, BRICK—NEW-HOUSE CONDITION Webster St. N.W. BEDROOMS — 2 BATHS — 2-CAR GARAGE Southern exposure, in a refined residential section, between 16th St. and Rock Creek Park, convenient to bus, churches, etc. It is center-hall planned, has large living room with open fireplace, library, dining room and modernly equipped kitchen with electric refrigeration, linoleum, etc., on first floor; four bed- rooms and two baths on second floor; hot-water heat, electricity, screens, weatherstrips; large living detached brick ga rage. Attractively landscaped lot which is beautiful It becomes AN AMAZING VALUE by reason of the fact that it was repossessed under a first mortgage and is being offered at the lowest possible price. (It was built to sell for $29,500 originally.) It will pay you to interest yourself in it at once! T. GRAVATTE National 0753