Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1936, Page 31

REAL BUILDING PERMITS TOTAL §44.06 Figure Decreases as Mostly Small Residential Units Are Recorded. The valuation of private building during the week ended Thursday, as estimated by permits issued through the office of Building Inspector John W. Ochmann, reached a total of $454,- 506, considerably below the near- record figure for the preceding week. No permits were issued for large proj- ects, the weekly total being composed largely of small residential units. A total of 132 permits were issued in the period. Included in the list were 45 single-family dwellings and two small apartments. The largest permit of the week was granted S. Kann Sons Co., for erec- ton of a warehouse addition at Dela- ware avenue and C street southwest. to cost $70,000. Roger Hall was listed as architect and James L. Parsons, jr., builder. More important permits of the week | are as follows: S. Kanns Sons Co., owners; Roger Hall, architect; James L. Parsons, jr.. 322 Homer Building, builders: to erect one 4-story brick addition, Delaware avenue, C and D streets southwest; | to cost $70.000. C. A. Simpson, 1610 Twentieth | atreet, owner: J. C. White, architect: James Baird Co., Inc., 810 Eighteenth street, northwest, builders; to erect one | 1-story brick store, 2602 Connecticut | avenue; to cost $30,000. | D. J. Dunigan, Inc., Tower Buld- | ing. owners and builders; George T. Santmyers, architect: to erect six :-; ESTATE. Falls Church Home Sold Mr. and Mrs. Weldon P. Monson recently bought this home at 2261 North Nottingham street, East Falls Church, The property was sold by the builder, A. S. Gardiner, THE EVENING STAR, new Va. —Star Staff Photo. WASHINGTON, to erect one 2-story brick and tile dwelling, 3032 Alabsma avenue southe east; to cost $6,500. Charles and Grace Gibson, 4803 Bheriff road southeast, owners; J. A. Plater, designer; E. D. Barnes & Son, 1104/ Forty-second street northeast, builders; to erect one 2-story brick and frame dwelling, 4803 Sheriff road southeast; to cost $4,775. Henry J. Beahm, 1316 Forty-fifth street southeast, owner; Thomas J. Jones, designer; to erect one 1-story brick dwelling, 1300 Forty-fifth place southeast; to cost $4,000. Gus W. Forsberg, owner; Fred Drew Co., Inc., 2539 Pennsylvania avenue, builders; to excavate for footings, 825 Water street; to cost $3,000. Samuel E. Peake, 1212 E street southeast, owner; Thomas J. Jones, | 4309 Dewey avenue southeast, design- er and builder; to erect one 2-story brick and tile dwelling, 1224 Forty- Louis Gritz, 502 Eighth street south- east, owner and builder; George E. Locknane, designer; to erect one 2-story brick addition, 425 Eighth street southeast; to cost $3,000. fourth place southeast: to cost $4,750.. street, owner; M. G. Lepley, architect; Joseph Hopkinson, 4700 Brandywine street, builder; to erect one 2-story brick and cinder block dwelling, 4825 Butterworth place; to cost $5,500. Adolph Gobel, Inc., owner; Turner Construction Co., builder; to install concrete footings, 3737 Bennings road | northeast; to cost $3,000. James A. Dulaney, 334 Thirteenth street, owner, architect and builder; to erect one 2-story brick dwelling, 6525 Eighth street; to cost $4,500. Capital Cadillac Cn., owner; A. 8. J. Atkinson, architect; Pringle Construc- tion Co., 907 Fifteenth street, builder; to make repairs, 1223-1225 Twenty- third street; to cost $5,000. Albert E. Morland, 919 Massachusetts avenue northeast, owner; George E. Ferris, builder; to make repairs, 1216 Sixteenth street; to cost $1,000. Capt. L. H. Mehlinger, 1638 Pifteenth | street, owner; R. C. Archer, jr., archi- tect; P. M. Simons. builder; to erect brick garage, 1638 Fifteenth street; to cost $1,200. Rev, Charles H. Hamilion, 4620 Hunt place northeast, owner and 716 Tewkesbury Pl. N.W. thond:lmned Like New D. C. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3. 1936. street southeast, designer and builder;| George F. Linkins, 3637 Fulton |Bullder; H. W. Turner, designer; to erect one 1-story frame dwelling (five rooms), 915 St. Catherine street northe east; to cost $1,800. Bible Way Church of Christ, Inc., | 1407 New Jersey avenue, owner; Bart Bogan, Arlington, Va. designer and builder; to erect one 1-story brick- and-tile church, 1128 New Jersey ave- nue; to cost $1,500. R. H. Sanford, 3913 Military road, owner and builder; to erect six brick garages, 323-333 Sixteenth northeast; to cost $1,200. James Martin, 3401 R street, owner, designer and builder; to erect one 1-story brick addition to laundry, 1719 | ‘Wisconsin avenue; to cost $800. E. M. Brooks, 2401 Shannon place | southeast, owner; R. C. Archer, jr., arcihtect; to erect one 2-story brick addition, 2401 Shannon place south- | east; to cost $750. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Denton, 3809 Alton place, owners and designers: Na- tional Engineering Co., Tower Build- ing, bullders; to erect one 2-story brick addition, 3809 Alton place; to cost $750. Greenwich Forest street | § l’lllST PRESENTATION' American University Park’s Outstanding Buy! 4345 Ellicott St. N.W. Custom Construction Throughout! 7 r. 2, Baths, Garage -$10,450 Innumerable Extras To reach: Out Wisconsin Ave., turn leit on Ellicott 1o house Open Daily and Sandar Until § P.M. PICHLER-RICHMOND CONSTR. CO. 1505 K St. N Ex periencedAdvertisers Prefer TheStar Y | builders; story brick-and-cinder block dwelling, 6632 Thirty-second place; $9.600. Edwin L. and Lois B. Taylor, 3619-B | Newark street, to erect one 1!z-story tile-| and-stone dwelling 5107 Rock Creek and-stone dwelling, 5107 Rock Creek Ford road; to cost $11,000. C. T. Lacy, to cost | | L. R. Mds, architect: to erect one 2-1 Julius Garfinckel & Co., Fourteenth owners; Charles H. 1630 Connecticut ave- to make repairs and venth floor for beauty nd F streets, Tompkins Co. nue, builde alterations to s | cost $6,000. { 'Tolson, Kemp & Nix, | Rhode Island avenue northea: Inc, 231 . owner: owners, designers and | parlor, Fourteenth and F Streets; lO] | ‘nnd builders, A. C. Tolson, designer; | 493 G street southwest, wm erect one 2-story brick and tile | owner and builder; George T. Sant- dwelling, 4410 Sixteenth street north-! myers, architect; to erect two 2-story brick dwellings, 5511 and 5515 Thir- | tieth street; to cost $11,000. Frank D. Phillips, 5617 Thirty-sec- | east; to cost $6,000. Charles Sturbitts. 5325 Chevy chue1 parkway, owner and builder; Dillon & | Abel, designers; to erect two 2-story story brick dwellings 48 to 58 Hamilton | ond street, owner and builder and | brick dwellings, 4519 and 4523 Gar-| street; to cost $36,000. ; Reliable Consiruction Co., Morse street northeast, owners lnd‘ builders; J. G. Herbert, architect: to | erect four 2-story brick dwellings, 538- 30 Oneida place northeast; $24,000. R. H. Sanford. 3913 Military road, owner and builder; George T. Sant- myers, architect; to erect six 2-story brick dwellings, 323-333 Sixteenth street northeast; to cost $25.000. Pifteenth Street Heights Corp., 335 Bouthern Building. owners and build- ers; J. Himmelhiber, designer: to erect four 2-story 2319, 2317, 2315 and 2313 Fifteenth | street; to cost $20,000. James S. Holmes, 2331 Caihedral avenue, owner; D. 8. Johnson, archi- tect; D. F. Swab & Sons, 426 Rirten- house street, builders; to erect one 2- story brick-and-cinder block dwelling, 2843 Allendale place; to cost $14,000. | Robert W. Werth, 2377 Rhode Is- Jand avenue northeast, owner; John B. Nutter, designer; Woodridge Realty Co., builders; to erect four 1!>-story frame dwellings, 2037, 3041, 3045 and 3049 Clinton avenue northeast, to cost $4.000 each. [ Charles A. Zannper, 1608 Longfellow atreet, owner and builder; J. D. Cobb, \ architect; to erect two 2-story brick | flats, 401 A street northeast and 23| Fourth street northeast; each. District of Columbia, owner; Met- ealf & Eddy, Boston, Mass., archi- tects; to erect one 1-story brick-and- | concrete garage, Blue Plains, D. C.; to cost $15,000. Eimer B. Young, 1625 West Vir- | ginia avenue northeast, owner and | builder: George T. Santmyers, archi- | tect: to erect four 2-story brick dwellings, 1722-28 Lang place north- east; to cost $15,000. Miss Elizabeth Linthicum, owner; George T. Santmyers, architect; Dal- las M. Grady, 1105 Vermont avenue, builder; to erect one 2-story brick- and-cinder block apartment, 716-718 Jackson street northeast; to cost $12,500. Meadowbrook. Inc., Tower Build- ing, owners and builders; Harvey P. Baxter, architect: to erect one 2-story brick dwelling, 4206 Yuma street; w cost $8,000. S. and N. Katz, 1114 F street, mvn- ers; James L. Pearsons, jr, Homer Building, builder; to make repairs, 1114 P street; to cost $10,000. Barnaby Woods Development Co.. Bethesda, Md., owners and butlders; There’s nothin’ like gettin’ up on a hilitop with a good breeze blowin’ \ t' make a feller feel like a hundred | million dollars! NEW BRICK ECONOMY HOMES $5,850 1712-20 LANG PL. N.E. (1 block east of Bladensburg R. L §t) 5 large rooms, complete tile bath with shower, fully insu- lated, cedar closets, walls furred, automatic heat, Electro- lux refrigeration. $500 Cash $48.50 montMy includes taxes OPEN DAY TIL9 PM. E. B. YOUNG ATiantie 1231 Evenings: COlL 1908 to cost $8,000 ||| designer; to erect one 2-story brick- | 1240 | and-tile dwelling, 6014 Broad Branch | road; to cost $7,500. ison street; to cost $7.500 each. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Himmel- lbul’fl, owners; H. G. Herath, 2305 R 1o cost | brick dwellings, ||| 9954 Georgia Avenue $9l 250 Very exceptional value There is real living comio suite on the first floor in place end. dining room and a de Inxe | bed rooms (one wit able Ihronlhoul Kitchen. udio effect) and a b ce is built-in and a the "kiddies ‘in” bad weather. Al materials are of the be on Ga. Ave., LANDMAN & TAYLOR t. Th close o high and graded scheols. [ OWNERS ond BUILDERS 2928 McKINLEY STREET (Just one block off Nebraska Avenue) Enfer the Inviting reception ball. opening into the 18-foot living room. with fireplace and bay window. T and i addition eaty: semmy "Dreskfass meok: 8 e o T e D ed. RO hine. space! be. ompletely ‘anixhed roum you'll find a light, al Oil Heat. 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All brick. 6 rooms. 3 bed rooms. Built-in garage. Deep lot. Located between car and bus lines. within walking distance to schools and stores. Open Daily 10 to 9 HARRY WARDM 1512 K St. NW. 257 Net Return New 4-Family Dwelling A splendid detached building. Constructed as fine as a private residence. Approximately 40 feet in width with unusually large apart- ments of four rooms and bath, each with private tradesmen’s entrances, side windows, fireplace in living room, beautifully equipped kitchens and modern decoratmg Situated in best northwest rental area, one square from 16th street overlooking beautiful park. WILL RETURN BETTER THAN $2,000 A YEAR ON INVESTMENT OF $8,500 IN CASH Complete Statement on Request SHANNON-& LUCHS AGENTS , INC. District 3830 1505 H St. N.W. NA. 2345 We Take Pleasure In Presenting This Lovely New Home 6421 33rd St. N.W. Chevy Chase, D. C. An all-brick home with quality construction throughout. Six well planned rooms and 2 baths, finished third floor which can be used as an additional bed room or recrea- tion room. Slate roof, copper flashing, valleys, gutters and downspouts, furred walls, completely insulated, auto- matic heat, large screened living porch, detached garage, large lot with shade trees, running through to Utah Ave. Fronting on 2 streets, Price, *10,750 Terms Arranged . Joseph M. Stanley and Sunday To Reach: From Chevy Chase Circle turn right on Western Ave. to Pinehurst Circle, right on 33rd St., 3 block to home. J. Wesley Buchanan Realtor 916 15th St, Met. 1143 Where Nature Smiles Every Day in the Year pes of homes in Greenwich Forest— Roed. Ditferent in design from ol the comforts, intments that is lovely com- ol immense lot in the midst of moture trees. Greenwich Forest homes are There is on exclusiveness in Greenwich Forest ond o refinement you will appreciate. You cannot be more seclusively away if you were fifty miles from town, and yet it is only 20 i to the heart of the city. hes, schools, etc., o the Lane—but away from giving you eny annoyance. carefully and deliberately built, but when finished PRICED TO SELL QUICKLY! 5705 Midwood Road Is the exhibit home, furnished and draped by Hilda Miller Four bed rooms end Qhru baths; b" room ond hath on first gerage; complete oil burner unif ohem: health kitchen; special treatment in decoration of walls ond on o tremendously big lot, 87x125 feet. A Feature Service Talk with our representatives about any plans you may have in mind and let them show you available sites in Greenwich Forest. We will develop, build end finance such a home for you. Open for Inspection Every Day and Evening. Cafritz Construction Co. Developers—Architects—Builders Phone Wis. 5204 Overlooking Whitehaven Parkway Here are some of the things that make these homes almost unbelievable—and absolutely unmatchable! 1st. The Beautiful Environment.. 2nd. The Artistic Designing. 3rd. The Practical Planning. 4th. The Superior Construction. Sth. Thé Unusual Finishing Features. 6th. The Luxurious Appointments. 2115 Huidekoper PL. N.W. Exhibit Home 7th. The Convenience to Stores, Charches, Schools, etc., well removed from their disturbing activities. Just an easy trip to the heart of the city. Handy and service. Our protecting control of the community, perpetuating its exclusive character. 8th. Sth. efficient bus 10th. The Unheard-0f Price Caps the Climax *9.530! Big living room. Both master and guest rooms of unusual size. Two baths Tuxuri ously equipped. A gem of a kitchen. reation room. Big garage. Equipped for Carefree Comfort with modern gas ap- A most originally designed and finished rec- To demonstrate the practical hominess we engaged W. & J. Sloane to completely furnish this exhibit home Open for inspection every day and evening, including Sunday. We urge you te see what com- plete homes they are. How to Come From intersection of Moss. ond Wisc. Aves.— turn south on Wisc. Ave. into 37th—continuing on 37th St. 2 blocks to Manor Place and into Huidekoper Piace. Tower Tune in WRC this Sunday morning at 10:30 and to the Ameri- can Homes Program sponsored by us, when the subject will be “Monti- cello.” Next Sunday at the same hour “The Hermit > MOSS we Bldg. MEt. 1776 Evenings and Sundays, Shep. 3742 EETYEYRREYYYYYY FESEEY %) L PN YT YV S Yy EFEEEPFVTTETEEVETyY H S L