Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1940, Page 27

REAL ESTATE. D. C. Private Building| Furnishing the Home at Moderate Cost - In Week Is Placed At $641,680 Residential Construction Again Is Feature Private building in the Capital during the last week was valued at $641,680, according to permits is- sued by the office of Building In- spector John W. Oehmann. Resi- dential construction again was a feature of the building week. More important permits of the period follow: Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., owners; Harwood-Nebel Con- struction Co., builders; Leon Chate- lain, jr., architect; to erect one 2- story brick, stone, concrete and steel telephone building, 114 Seventh street N.E.; to cost $270,000. Robert Tiffey, 5001 North Capitol st, owner and builder; Joseph H. Abel, 1327 Connecticut avenue N.W., designer; to erect eight 2-story brick, cinder block and tile dwell- ings, 5027 to 5049 North Capitol street; to cost $5,000. Richard A. Absher, 3214 W street SE, owner and builder; Earl von Reichenbach, designer; to erect six 2-story brick and cinder block dwell- ings, 3901-03-04-09-11-13 Ames street NE.; to cost $36,000. Joseph Carroll, 5018 Illinois ave- nue N.W, owner and builder; Joseph H. Abel, 1327 Connecticut avenue, designer; to erect six 2- story brick and tile dwellings, 4701~ 03-05-07-09-11 North Capitol street; to cost $6,000 each. Harry Poretsky, 4515 Thirteenth street N.W.,, owner and builder; Sidney Poretsky, designer; to erect six 2-story brick dwellings, 1730-46 Thirty-third place S.E., 3346 Penn- sylvania avenue SE.; to cost $30,000. ‘Waggaman-Brawner Realty Co., owners and builders; George S. ‘White, 927 Fifteenth street N.W., de- signer; to erect three 2-story brick dwellings, 6305-6309-6313 Thirty- second street N.W.; to cost $8,000 each. . Bolling Green, Inc, 904 Tenth street N.W., owners and builders; Earl von Reichenbach, designer; to erect six 2-story brick and cinder block and tile dwellings, 127-141 Wil- mington place SE.; to cost $22,000. Dr. and Mrs. William P. Brownell, Mills Building, owners; O. T. & W. A, Carr, Inc,, builder; Eimer Cap- Iman, 1147 Connecticut avenue .W., architect; to erect one 2-story brick and cinder block dwelling, 1716 Holly street N.W.; to cost $18,000. Manhattan Auto & Radio Co., owners and builders; David L. Stern, 1512 L street N.W., architect; to erect one 1-story brick and concrete auto storage, 1705 Seventh street N.W.; to cost $15,000. Daniel N. Bondareff, 5608 Broad Branch road N.W. owner and builder; Joseph H. Abel, 1327 Con- necticut avenue N.W., designer; to erect one 2-story brick and tile dwelling, 3100 Aberfoyle place N.W.; to cost $10,000. Samuel Smith, 4707 Connecticut avenue N.W. owner; David Isen, 3925 Davis place N.W., builder; D. B. Johannes, jr., 927 Fifteenth street N.W., designer; to erect one 2-story brick and cinder block dwelling, 3560 Brandywine street N.W.; to cost $10,000. Russell & Woodfield, 6321 Eighth street N.W., owners and builders; J. J. Baldwin, 927 Fifteenth street N.W., designer; to erect one 2- story brick and cinder block dwell- ing, 1820 Randolph street N.W.; to cost $10,000. Leo D. Doyle, 2212 Naylor road SE., owner; National Engineering Co., builders; Earl Von Reichen- bach, 2106 Nichols avenue S.E., de- signer; to erect one 2-story brick flat (four units), 2220 Q street SE.; to cost $10,000. Samuel Galbbum, 1112 H street N.W., owner; Mack Stoller, 5914 Sixteenth street N.W., builder; G. T. Santmyers, 1410 H street N.W., architect; to erect one 2-story brick and cinder block flat (six units), 1318-1320 C street S.E.; to cost $10,000. H. O. Duffy, 4619 Asbury place N.W. owner and builder; D. B. Johannes, jr., 927 Fifteenth street N.W., designer; to erect one 2-story brick and cinder block dwelling, 3831 Macomb street N.W.; to cost $9,000. Charles J. Raymond and S. W. Kagey, 4433 Alabama avenue SE., owners; Charles J. Raymond, de- signer and builder; to erect two 2-story brick dwellings, 1300-1302 Forty-fourth place S.E.; to cost $4,500 each. Frances J. Schwarz and Wil- helmina F. Allwardt, 3433 Con- necticut avenue N.W., owners; M. L. Stone, 3433 Connecticut avenue N.W., builder; Edwin Weihe, 927 Fifteenth street N.W. architect; to erect one 2-story brick and cinder block dwelling, 5805 Thirty-second street N.W.; to cost $8,000. Delaware Realty Co., owner and builder; John R. Cadle, 5651, Fif- teenth street S.E., designer; to erect two 2-story brick dwellings, 3307- 8300 Twelfth street SE.; to cost $4,000 each. Charles R. McKenney, sr, 503 Fleventh street SE., owner; E. V. McKenney, 619 Farragut street N.W., builder; M. Mesrobian, 5115 Forty-first street N.W., architect; to erect one 2-story brick and cinder block apartment (two units), 1106 K street S.E; to cost $7,250. Violet and Michael Ihre, 1208 Maple View place SE., owners; J. M. Hallett, designer; to erect one 2-story brick and frame dwelling, 1711 Thirty-first street SE.; to cost $7,000. S. A. Smith, 3101 Pennsylvania avenue SE, owner; William L. Redditt, 2173 Glebe road, Arling- ton, Va., builder; D. W. Hutchison, Arlington, Va., designer; to erect one 2-story masonry dwelling, $179 Westover street SE.; to cost $8,500. D. C. gruver, owner; Kress En- gineering Co., 6701 Georgia avenue N.W, builders; fo make repairs, 1912 B street NE., 217 Nineteenth street N.E., 1908 Thirteenth atreet HOME-LOVERS 14-ACRE PARADISE $2,630 to $3,750 t quaint Piymeuth Hayen, where fion for your home dollar, 8, e boxes' and ACRE lot, ean be Payment and enly ur children ean . Qu.ltn GIVQI'III. joor iaces, swimming poel, temn Folt courae.” Oniy 20 minutes Trom . All homes started sold before . Not many sites left. Reserve TO REACH: e oul iles beyond A on Beancirir Memomias ooy on beaxi morial 3 R TIOht at Wellington, watch for signs. THE HOMELAND CQ, This is the second of a series of pictures and articles prepared by Margaret Nowell and Evening Star photographers, to aid those about to establish a home or to refurnish ting homes. Stress will be laid on economy of erpenditure wjth no sacrifice of good taste. The series will continue each Saturday in the Real Estate Section of The Star. If you have $300 for a living room, here is a picture of what it will do. This does not mean that the large pieces of furniture will cost that much, but you may reproduce this room down to the last lamp and picture for this amount. We are itemizing the cost of each piece in the room, so if you are a new bride and the family wants to give you some- thing really useful, suggest that they provide one piece of furniture, one lamp or picture and you may cross that off your list. \ Maple is attractive, sturdy and in simple lines is good forever. It is also inexpensive and will give you the “most for the money.” The match- ing loveseat and chair are covered in an attractive flowered linen in deep rust, pink and yellow shades. The hooked rug repeats these colors in its pattern. Green is introduced in the lamp bases and accessories and in the “sleepy hollow” chair, the chintz valance and tie-backs. The walls ! are butter yellow and the whole room gives an appearance of good taste, good design, comfort and livableness. Love seat ___ Club chair __ - Sleepy Hollow chai Maple desk. Maple coffee table Maple Hutch top table. 2 Maple side tables, $14.95 each. 1 Maple table ___ 1 Maple fern stand. 1 Maple magazine rack 2 Maple wall brackets, 2 pair curtains, $1.95 each (Valance chintz, $0.69 a yard.) Oval hooked rug, 4x6 2 green pottery lamps, $6.95 each 1 brown tole lamp ___ 4 bird prints, $1.95 each 1 desk set .. 1 oval mirror ___ 2 Currier and Ive Grand total ‘This is an average size room, furnished completely. From this list you may estimate costs, where you might save on one table and pay more for a chair, as you please. These prices are based on quality and func- tion . . . small pieces that do not face weight 'and wear are inexpensive, chairs are sturdy and upholstered in good materials and priced accord- ingly. Tables that are part of the main plan of the room are of good construction and finish.. The dining room of this little house is planned in the same wood and color scheme and will be discussed next week. All of these furnishings are available in Washington at the prices listed. NE. and 213 Nineteenth street NE.; to_most $2211. Roscoe H. Barham, owner, build- er and designer; to erect one 2- story brick and cinder block and frame residence, 1239 Forty-fifth | Ma place SE.; to cost $5500. A. J. Lloyd, 3302 F street SE., owner and builder; J. Marcus Hal- lett, 6525 Piney Branch road N.W., designer; to erect one 1-story brick and cinder block dwelling, 3300 F street SE.; to cost $5,500. C. Brown, 927 E street SW., own- Deaths Reported ynolds. 74, rtha H. Lohse, 64, 501 Ethel Allsworth. 57, 8 William McOsker, 54, 1411 James J. Kenney. 51, 1808 Riggs pl.” n.w. Annie C. Reynolds, 48, Walter Reed Hos- ital. Jobn "Cobb, Sr. 47. Georgetown Hospital. Paul Beyer. 34, Doctors' Hospital. Baby Wenger, Sibley Hospital. Charles West. 72, Gallinger Hospital. Daniel B, Thompson, 71, 114 You st. n.w. William Somerville, 64. er; R. C. Archer, jr, 215 Florida Gallinger Hospital. avenue N.W., architect; to erect | Seiayis Himes, 51 1110 Columbia rd. n.w. one 2-story brick dwelling, 5217 | Robert Poinds "z, ‘Alto Hospital. Ames street NE.; to cost $4,000. e oL H. C. Thompson, 1606 Twenty- second street N.W., owner; J. M. Hallett, architect; A. C. Minnix, 1416 F street N.W., builder; tq make repairs, 2015 L street N.W.; to cost $4,000. E. Bucolo, 5012 Connecticut ave- nue N.W,, owner; Earl von Reichen- bach, 2106 Nichols avenue SE., de- signer; to erect one 2-story brick store, 2319 Wisconsin avenue N.W. [} Very exclusive neighborhood and. reai to cost $2,700. home. 24 ft, wide: 1st floor: consisting E. N. Hoover, 3010 G street SE., || §hishce hail, living room, dining room, owner and builder; E. David Hoover, || floor: 4 “large bedrooms and architect; to erect one 1-story wood || $#sefn hested poreh, 2 Hie dwemng,’ 3002 Massachusetts ave- || ment outside entrance, 1 room and large fuc S to cost 83500 B e e eet | | renovated. Frice educed" for quick saic, Jerome S. Murray, 1331 G !lt; N.W., owner, designer and builder; to make repairs, 2715 Fourteenth street N.W.; to cost $2,000. oPE" F. M. Pratt, 1017 K street N.W., A.S. GARDINER owner; H. W. Gaines, designer; Co- 1510 K St. NW. Natl. 0334 T st. oW, UNUSUAL HOME BARGAIN 2320 Ashmead Place N.W. One block north Kalorama Rd.. block Taft Bridse and Rock Greek Park: Sat, 2 to 6 Sun., 10 to 6 lumbia Sheet Metal Co., builders; to make repairs, 1414 V street NW.; to _cost $1,800. H. Love and M. Hoffuy, 1331 Maryland avenue N.E. owners; to repair rear 1331 Maryland avenue NE.; to cost $1,500. Jessica Thies, 1326 Twenty-ninth street N.W., owner; John H. Collier, 1832 Eighteenth street N.W. de- signer and builder; to make repairs, 1663 Thirty-fourth street N.W.; to cost $1,000. Jane and Robert H. Gray, owners; Adaso Building Contractors, 901 Seventh street S.W., builders; to make repairs, 2822 Bruce place SE.; to cost $800. Here’s Real Distinction Without Excessive Cost *10,450-» Exhibit Home 6804 Clarendon Rd., Edgemoor, Md. Compare These Features ©® 7 Rooms~ @ 3 Bedrooms ©® 2 Tiled Baths @ Pine Paneled Den ©® Garage @ Sun Deck @ Screened Porch © Short Walk from shopping center ® 2'Blocks from repid. transportation © Full Besement with ‘Lavetery and lm.:wm @ Quist May Oil Burner © Convenient to_gverything ©® Just on ety drive: brom downtowp ©® Near good schools ©® Adjacent to the Edgemoor Country Club Hockey stars are driving taxis in England. ’ $5,950 Hillerest Bethesda Open Today and Daily TO REACH: Drive out Wisconstn Ave. to_Bank of Bethesda, sharp left on Edgemoor Lane; § blocks to Denton Road. ~left to Hampden Lane, left to Clarendon Road,.right to property. Realier 1732°K $6 NW. . ME 1143 5 Tight about §t. (38th L. T. Grav 729 15th Realtor -~ Service Orders ARMY. Dunn, cfi%’v‘u?,' EN G Post Lawton Seeman, Capt. Lyle E, from Columbus, Ohio. to rt Knox. Skidmore, Pirst Lt. Herrol J., from Lubbock, Tex., to Jacksonville, Fla. INFANTRY. Santschi, Col. Eugene. jr. from Hawall to Fort Francis E. Warren. Crandall, Capt. Harry W.._from Fort Fran- Warren to Fort Snelling, Maj. Jack W. from Kelly Pield owar to Hi il Grimes: "First Lt. Alston, from Port Jay to Fort Benning. MEDICAL CORPS. Haig, Col. Chester R., from Fort McPher- son to Washington. H“a- Capt. lThlll‘ C.. from Panama to Rhicisco; Cooltr. Capt, William P. from Fort Myer to MacDill Field. A Sacrifice in One of Washington’s Most Exclusive Sections 2923 Foxhall Rd. *19,950 A picturesque English Manor House of three stories in one of the city’s most fashionable resi-, dential areas. It contains five bedrooms and three boths, large finished storage room, maid's room and bath. Center-entrance hall, powder room, large living room, music room or den, din- ing room, butler’s pantry, kitch- en and screened porch. Open Sunday, 10 to 6 ROBERTS E. LATIMER 7733 Alaska Ave. N.W. GEo. 1270 bath on first floor). gutters, downspouts and water pipes Open Daily TO REACH: Out 13th St., Piney Branch Rd. and Saratoga Ave. to Almur Ave., right to signs at Hudson ve. Terms Am;unl—-Tudc for out. Landscaped lot 75x105. A real buy at only WILLIAM D. TAYLOR Owner-Builder THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D.‘ C, SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1940. ancato. e'n?:;d;”‘ !ru;' Washington = T il Manden, Lt cSARIRE C, trom port Leavenworth to Fort Hamiiton. AIR CORPS. Wolfinbarger, Capt. Wilard R., from Lang- Tex Fleld to_ Betith, Geanany 0 Lane: FINANCE DEPARTMENT. Farish, Maj. ., from Fort Lewls SIGNAL COKPS. Pigg, Ma). Albes . nmout = Clmbfi ?'IH lfcmn Mo ith NAVY. BUREAU OF NAVIGAT! l, Miles, Comdr. (Atihur Gy Srom Bin Diego ol wfihhcmma" Delvert L. . Comd. . on 41 to Pll’!llvflelrl- o EAtioL Lt. Comdr. Richard P., from Pennsylvania to Yorktown, Va.. i . 3 Diylrom Patrol W. trom Washinton uadron 4. . from U. 8. 8. Avocet A ;n 4fi’flm Cambridge. Patrol Squadron 51, ' John O. ; b{mm Cambridge, i rprise. . from Panama to Mass,, to Dorsett,” Lt. . 8. Yorktown. T, Lt. ‘Leland G.. from U. 8. 8. Call- ia 't Cruiser Division 5 > > O Lt. Le: rll‘e:" from Norfolk to . from Subma- ton. HIS represents the extent of obligation to convert the average detached frame residence into a brand-new Perma-Stone finish. @ After deducting increased value to the property, savings in fuel and savings in up-keep cost—Perma- Stone becomes a gift— not to mention comfort of a water-proof, weather tight home, and satisfaction of having given the family and community one of the most beautiful residences. ® Perma-Stone makes attrac- tive store fronts, and new or remodeled fireplaces. PERMA-STO 703 Albee Bldg. Day or Night REpublic 2010 ANOTHER, TAYLOR-MADE HOME Noted for Charm, Comfort and Quality ot i - 900 Hudson Ave., Takoma Park, Md. An unusual new home of 3 bedrooms and 2 baths (bedroom and Its many features include basement lavatory, ample space for future recreation room, large de luxe kitchen with abundant cabinets, gas heat, air-conditioning system, detached garage, slate roof, best insulation, copper flashings, through- ° Shep. 4966-) £ 'WOODSIDE FOREST SILVER SPRING, MD. 778 DALE DRIVE A TRULY COLONIAL HOUSE Of architecturol_character’and getuine charm Th-a... neighborhood of beautiful homes. There are six large R rooms, 2 baths, and lavatory on first floor. A house we are pleased to have every one inspect, Smaller Home Considered “GRUVER BUILT - Lets ean be purchased on which to build your partienlar heme. To Reach: Out Georgia dve. to Biiser Soring. right on Colewille Pite Dele Siiver Spriug to Covmbla B WM. ;. THROCKMORTON ~“REALTOR cont through and Hohi fo Rovses. . S g REAL ESTATE. ESTEE[ WHAT IS HOM L e Earl W from Battle Porce Duffcar Englta Greer A. Jr.. from U. 8 . Patterso 19 New Londo: - aill, Ensien g-n Wi trom U8, i Bkl Warren Goo e from Scout- ! to New Letidon, Hall, isn without a kitchen to be proud of? You can show your kitchen to from U. 8. 8. all of your friends and be proud of it if you have our experts re-design it into a modem, up-to-date space-saving kitchen, Survey—Drawing—Estimate Free “Terms extended for three years as low as $5.00 per month” OXFORD “DE LUXE” KITCHEN CABINETS FELIPPE A. BROADBENT, Exclusive Dealer Display Rooms Open 8 AM. to 9 P.M.; Sat., 8 to § The Toronto, 2002 P St. N.W. DUpont 2263-6238 ree Palmer, Ensign James M to New Lond to U. 8. 8. A Btigw. Esien Albet R. from U. 8. 8, Wosdward. Ensign Sentord B from U. 8. Shie 4o New Eondon. i Daus. Comas: Eracit A o Ban Diseo o i 'éomar v"vmi-.m u:u to r:u- mar L3 - delphia instead Chelses, Mass. Millspaugh, Lt ‘Judson, from Washinston Shepler, Lt. fr ter, s gpler, Lt. from Rochester, Minn. to DENTAL CORPS. Kalen, dr. Hi " - A B ey T Aot Births Reported Edward and Puture Sherwood. boy. Elmer and Annmhl'nn.flggy, Curtis Anne Ingalls, Baphael and Mary Dement. kil rence anc Bernard, boy. Herbert and Lillie Reese. blorv AN _EXCEPTIONALLY LOW-PRICED ‘NEW DETACHED CORNER BRICK High Elevation—Southern Exposure A FOUR-BEDROOM TWO-BATH HOME ' n Woodley Park $12,950 FACING THE BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS OF THE WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL A spacious “in-town” home in one of our most desirable resi- dential sections; convenient to the downtown section, close to the John Eaton and St. Alban’s Schools. Large entrance hall, dining room and kitchen provide ample space for entertaining. Also has an enclosed, heated sleeping porch. Hot-water heat with oil burner, maid’s room and bath, attic, built-in garage. wLut-of-town owner has reduced price for im- mediate sale, 3005 34th St. N.W. Open Today & Sunday to 9 P.M. Drive out Mass. Ave. to 3ith St. and turn right to the groperty. SHANNON & LUCHS " REALTORS—AGENTS 1505 H St. N.W. NA. 2345 1225 Tuckerman St. N.W. Corner 13th Street A quality built home which features the latest in de luxe equipment. * 6 large rooms, recreation room, all electric kitchen, built-in garoge, air-conditioned, furred walls, complete insulation. Be sure to see this outstanding value over the week end. Open Daily and Sunday EDWARD A. HYDE, Builder ROGER S. MOSS 927 15th St. District 3121 Sounds Impeossible====But It’s True YOU SIMPLY CAN'T DUPLICATE THIS FINE HOME IN ITS FASHIONABLE LOCATION AT ITS ATTRACTIVE PRICE 6134 32nd St. N.W. Chevy Chase, D. C. adjoining Barnaby Woods This superb home of English architecture offers the spa- ciousness, quality features and environment you demand—at $1,000 less than you would ex- pect to pay! Large living room, dining room and modern kitchen are on the first floor. Three bedrooms and two baths * on second floor, full attic. Pan- eled recreation room, lavatory . and laundry in basement. De- tached garage, Bryant gas air conditioned — Venetian blinds —variegated slate roof—beau- tiful wooded lot, 150 feet deep. A REAL BUY! L1LOGONNOR Investment Blds. DL 5252 OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. To Reach: Drive out Conmmecticut Ave. to Nebraske Ave., right om Nebraska Ave. to 32nd Street and left to the home. ONLY MASTER CRAFTSMEN Could So Pre-eminently Achieve Perfection o - i | in Home Construction * 1654 Primrose St. N.W. Just Off Exclusive Ubpper 16th St. * $12,950 Open Daily and Sunday for Your Inspec- tion Drive out 16th St. to Rd., turn left to homes. JACOBSON-BUILT QUALITY “This.and" .other equally distinguished “town homes” comprise. Jacol Bros. newest group in this favored resi- dentia} section. Excllisive Jacobson refinements of detail are apparent In every feature of construction of these truly superb homes. 7 Large living room with fireplace, beautiful room, mt kltci!en and screened porch on the first floor. Three u?@?flmm and two baths on the second floor., Finished playroom on third floor. Laval and laundry {n’tull base-, : nmy::?o Built-in garage. Onttrtg’fidmonlnn(dn o _JACOBSON BROS. o Y 1y e Dlistrict 2126