Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1935, Page 22

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., ,SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1935. istration. is as advanced in design as JACKSON 's PRAISED ;J;’o"ml housing projeéts in s modern automobile and h,t.he Fed- 3 = Administration's contrl-| FOR HOUSING TAX VIEWS | The fim*g‘,g:;,“g’,‘ Netats eral Housing bution to the na Board. tary, pointed out that criticlsm of REAL ESTATB. REAL ESTATE. WOMEN SPONSOR [ BALTIMORE (TS [sesseemees sos i tional program to re- vive the construction industry and | £ i HOUSING MEETING Conference at City Club Tuesday Will Discuss Fed- eral Program. Current developments in the fleld eovered by Government housing agen- eie. will be discussed at a housing con- ference to be held at the Women's City Club here TDuesday under the auspices of the women's division of the Washington Better Housing Pro- gram. Just what is happening to the housing program in general, what the _ Government plans to do at Berwyn Heights, the work o. the Public Works Administration, District Alley Dwell-- ing Authority and other Government agencies will be discussed during the meeting, which will start at 10 a.m. Addresses will be made by Henry H. Dearing, District director of F. H. A.; Robert B. Mitchell, housing divi- sion of P. W. A.; John Ihider, direc- tor of the Alley Dwelling Authority, and Miss Harlean James, of the Amer- ican Civic Association. A discussion period will follow each address. The morning session will be followed by a luncheon, during which the following will epeak: Miss Mary Alice Hill, of Public Assistance; Mrs. Helen Dewy Hoffman, of the Home Owners' Loan Corporation, and Clar- ence Phelps Dodge, of the Washington Committe on Housing. During the afternoon a fleld trip will be made in busses to some of the city’s alley dwellings, the site of the low-cost housing project in South- west Washington and the Colonial Vil- lage, low-cost apartments sponsor by the F. H. A, Clubs participating in the confer- ence are as follows: Capitol Hill History Club, Housekeepers Alliance, Marietta Park Women's Club, Parent- ‘Teacher Association, Park View Wom- en’z Club,Political Study Club, Sun- shine and Community Society, Takoma Park Women's Club, Women's City Club, Department of Public Welfare, Citizens’ Association, Federation of Women's Clubs, League of Women Voters, American Association of Uni- versity Women, Women’s Democratic Club, Junior League, Women’s Na- tional Democratic Council, Zonta Club, Sodality Union, Ladies of Charity; Council of Jewish Women, Soroptmist Club, Cleveland Park Club, Colonial Dames and Petworth ‘Women'’s Club. MAURY & MOHLER MOVES NEXT WEEK Real Estate Firm Will Take New Quarters, Making Way for Federal Agency. The real estate firm of Maury Mohler will move its offices next week to 1223 Connecticut avenue, to make way for s government bureau which 15 taking over 1624 I street, where the | firm has been located for more than a year. The firm, composed of John F. Maury and J. Rupert Mohler, jr., en- gages in a general real estate broker- age business, though it also handles loans, insurance and some rentals. It was formed four years ago. Maury has had 25 years of experience in the bustness and Mohler 18. It was also stated that the Mohler Construction Co., a separate organi- gation operated by F. Kemper Mohler, likewise will move its offices to 1323 Connecticut_avenue. Unusual Buy 6015 5th St. N.W. Large, semi-detached brick home, containing 8 rooms (4 bed rooms), 2 aths, is being offe; open fireplace. ofl burner and ga- rage. All street improvements. Terms Open and Lighted Until 9 P.M. Today and Sunday Harry B. Pitts Co. 1015 15th St. N.W. Met. 0100 FRST HOME SHOW Exhibit January 4 Will Mark Series of Nation-Wide Events. Housing Administration sn- nounced today. National home shows will be held in scores of principal cities through- out the country during the coming year. They are being sponsored by the Manufacturers’ Housing Display The fundamental principle of the Na- tional Home Show is to educate the public in the opportunities to be de- rived from utilizing the provisions of the national housing act. It is expected that the Baltimore show will set the pace for the Nation. During 1936 hundreds of American cities will be the scene of similar edu- cational events and from present in- dications communities will vie with one another in making the shows out- standing events. Many Requests for Shows. Since formation of the Manufac- turers’ Housing Display Council the council and the Federal Housing Ad- ministration have had many inquiries and requests for such shows by mu- nicipal officials, presidents of real es- tate boards and officials of other or- ganizations. The Baltimore show will be held in the 5th Regiment Armory and is scheduled to be the most elaborate housing show ever held in the Na- tion. The Federal Housing Adminis- tration is furnishing ultra-modern educational and display equipment for the show. An outstanding innova- tion will be “talking towers,” elece trically operated, which are equipped with broadcasting apparatus to fur- nish visitors with information con- cerning the “single mortgage sys- tem” and the modernization credit plan of the Federal Housing Adminis- tration. In each “talking tower” are Safeguard Tomorrow With Your Rent of Today Compare 1317 Taylor St. Northeast With Anything Within $1,000 of the Price All brick, semi-detached, three double bed rooms, twe beautiful baths, recreation room, oil burner, toilet on first floor, electric refrigera- i sulatéd, sceened, ven- tilated. Located in a beautiful sub- division, within 15 minutes of the heart of the bu s and shopping centers and yet IDEALLY SUBURBAN so0 far as freedom from congestion is concerned, insuring rest and quiet. Qther Homes Under Construction $9,150 Up Chas. M. Wallingsford Builder and Owner 1010 Vermont Ave. N.W. GREENWICH FOREST 20 MOTOR MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN 7200 HAMPDEN LANE " Architectural charm and many innovations in plan and refinement distinguish GREENWICH FOREST homes as outstanding examples of advanced ideas and methods of sound, modern home construciion. Every home is situated on a wide, deep, wooded lot— most reasonably priced, and can be financed by any desired type of loan. BEFORE YOU BUY OR BUILD INVESTIGATE WASHINGTON'S MOST BEAUTIFUL ESTABLISHED SUBURBAN DEVELOPMENT 4 new homes now on display—open daily until 9 P.M. Electric Health Kitchen Homes DRIVE OUT TODAY Dis : |, Drit it Wiscony ive “fll 71 sin Avenue to tra) "Lane; 1t on Wilson Lane B iy 'arm Mearket at Wi lont ot Women's property, CAFRITZ CONSTRUCTION CO. Developers—Architects—Butiders 'WE WILL DESIGN, FINANCE AND BUILD TO SUIT YOUR PERSONAL IDEAS ARE PLEASED TO HAVE A PART IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THIS LOVELY NEW COMMUNITY . Sample House Furnished by Hutchison’s, Inc. 2004 14th St. N.W. Transport Lumber Corporation 809 Water Street N.W. NAtional 2190 Armstrong’s Embossed Inlaid Linoleum Installed by the Quaker City Linoleum Company “Custom Tailored Floors” N.W. Cor. 6th & F Sts. N.W. MEtro. 1882 Face and Common Brick Washington Brick Corporation South Washington, Va, NAtional 8036-37 FOR BEAUTY, CHARACTER and PERMANENCE Build With Burned Clay Products, the Proven i of the Ages. Silver Spring Building Supply Co., Inc. LUMBER—MILLWORK Silver Spring, Md. SHepherd 2300— Silver Spring 182 Masury and Kyanize PAINTS Ample Parking Space 1432-1434 P Street N.W. NOrth 4469 Johns-Manville Asphalt Roofing Shingles Furnished by United Clay Products Investment Bldg. District 0787 Electrical Contractor J. T. Trigger 101 Melrose Avenue Bethesda, Md. Al Electrical Supplies and Fixtures are Furnished Exclusively to Contractor 8Y oodman Light Suppl Company, Inc. 725 12th Street N.W. No Branches Maurice Abraham, Vice President Hardware Supplied by . T. Weaver & Sons 1208 Wisconsin Ave. N.W. WEst 1757 Henry E. Bauer LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT Specializing in Estates and Suburban Homes Equi to do all your landscape work 39 Locust Avenue Alta Vista, Md. Wisconsin 4523 The Awnings and Bonte Window Shades 1901 M St. N.W. NAt. 5395 BT Bl HH 28 B A New Community of Detached Brick Homes “Around the Corner From Downtown Washington” reduce unemployment in the building | Real Estate Board Calls Mayor's Apple Green in Living Room. room Seen re- apple the mayor for his decision by labor 2 organizations New Deal job- Stand Courageous and In holders*has been both “unjust and telligent. misleading.” Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, November 9—Mayor| Panels for Colonial House. Solid equivalent of regular real estate taxes 52990 5490 Cash... 347.50 Monthly Payments MONTHLY PAYMENTS INCLUDE: BOTH Interest and ‘Principal { Two Plans of Purchase |3 mark, flying in from Florida yesterday for a visit to the White House, told luv'w she missed the Florida storm. “When I heard of my poor friends in Key West who had been struck by the storm, I put off my Miami busi- ness to fly down to Key West,” said Mrs. Owen, former Representative in Congress from thet Florida district. “And while I was down in a serene Key West the storm struck Miami, and I returned there to find the roofs off.” 00 3L A - TS L Under F. H. A. 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