Evening star. [volume], September 14, 1946, Page B-7, Image 18

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NR. INVESTOR!
NR. SPECULATOR!
NR. HONE RUYER!
i have available a few
brick houses to be com
pleted in less than 30
days which would make
an attractive specula
tion or an ideal home at
| much below the market.
These homes are lo
cated close to trans
portation, crfntain the
finest type of construc
tion and material, have
; three bedrooms, o.a.c.,
side porch and beauti
fully finished recreation
room.
To see Go out Ler Hitthu'au miV
| post Glebe Road to Florida St ■
turn T'Oht to new houses or rail
Mr. Watman. Chestnut .HH.
Real Estate
Loans
Residence, business, in
vestment properties irrthe
District, nearby Virginia,
Maryland.
Low interest rates.
Monthly payments.
Long term. FHA.
G. 1 Loans
Existing loans refinanced.
THE WASHINGTON
LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY
F at 9th St., N W. • 17thsiGS(..N.W
American U. Students
Use WAVE Quarters
Till Units Are Built
About 250 American University
student veterans will occupy WAVE
quarters D at Massachusetts and
Nebraska avenues N.W. pending
completion of as many on-campus
housing units, it was learned today.
The Navy yesterday cleared the
way for the emergency housing pro
vision by declaring the barracks,
which housed up to 3,000 women
reservists during the war, surplus.
The Federal Public Housing Author
ity promptly arranged for a 60-day
permit for use of two of the build
ings for homeless American Univer
sity students.
With the 250 on-campus units a
month from completion, the uni
versity. which opens September 26,
had been faced with a serious hous
ing shortage. Dr. Paul F. Douglass,
president, said the arrangement
would provide a housing solution for
the school’s expanded enrollment
this year.
Oliver C Winston, director of the
general field office of FPHA. said
that after American University stu
dents are moved into their own
facilities he would negotiate for
long-term use of the barracks for
students at other universities. Di
vided into cubicles, the dormitories
contain much of the furniture for
merly used by the WAVES, and will
be easily put in shape for student
use, Mr. Winston said.
(Continued From Page B-l )
the most attractive walks. If you
have a smooth lawn and want a
flagstone path across it you can
simulate one as follows:
Cut the glass very close and,
taking a sharp spade, cut out the
turf in flagstone pattern. Be sure
that the edges are neat and sharp.
Fill the depressions thus made with
Ufslep $)eigl)ts
The Garden Spot of Washington
2911 45tS Street N.W.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1 to S P.M.
6-bedroom, 3 IS-both Miller-built home; containing large living
room, dming room, pantry, kitchen ond 1st floor lovotory; sleeping
porch, 2-car garage. Oil heat. Beautifully situated on a large
wooded lot.
To reach' Out Mantrahutettn .4rr. to Cathedral
Are., turn leit to i:,th St., then left to 2HII.
w. C. A. IM . MILLER
DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
Builders and Developers of Wesley Heights and Spring Valiev
4830 Moss. Ave. N.W. ORdwoy 4464
BUILDERS
Large Stock of Finishing Hardware—
Immediate Delivery
Inside Sets
Closet Sets
Bathroom Sets
Front Door Sets
Butts
Sash Cord
Sash V/eights
Sash Hardware
T Anchors
Joist Hangers
Casement Hardware
Dampers—
Clean-Out Doors
STEEL-NUTS-BOLTS-TOOLS
J. B. KENDALL COMPANY
1510 ECKINGTON PL. Michigan 6310
concrete and allow It to set. After
three days you can stain the con
crete brown, blue or other appro
priate color. You should leave at
least 3 inches of turf between the
edges of the cuts. Cover each imi
tation flagstone with wet cloth or
paper so that it wfll dry out slowly
and attain full strength.
iRflfased by th* Bril Syndicate, Jnc.) !
- - : I
Permits
<Continued From Page B-l.l
321 Fourteenth street N.W.; to cost
$15,000. •
Vincent A. Sheeny, jr.. Bethesda,
Md., owner; Morrison Bros., Be
thesda, Md., builder; Frank Proctor.
Silver Spring, Md., architect; to
erect one 2-story basement masonry
and frame dwelling. 2025 Trumbull
terrace N.W.; to cost $10,000.
Nello P. Yon. 1475 Park road N.W.,1
owner and builder; to erect one 2
storv brick and cinder block dwell
ing. 226 Oneida street N.E.; to cost
$8,000.
Martha and Ellis Kennedy. 6110
Clay street N.E., owner; L. W. Giles
4428 Hunt place N.E., architect; to
erect one 2-story’ brick and cinder
block dwelling, 5918 Clav street N.E.;
to cost $6,0C0.
Newspaper Raises Price
CLEVELAND, Sept. 14 OP).—’The
Cleveland News announced yester
day it was raising the home delivery
price of the paper from 25 cents
r week to 30 cents. Part of the
increase will go to carrier boys
while the rest “will be an attempt
to compensate" for rising publishing
costs.
Births Reported
Leo and Virile Adam?, boy.
Charles and Grace Andrew*, boy
John and Frances Boothe, girl.
Rufus and Mary Brown, boy
Robert and Marjorie Brundage. girl.
Carl and Victoria Cain, boy
Harold ana K&tlee Campbell, girl.
Lanier and Marjorie Castillo, boy.
Thomas and Norcen Cleary, girl.
Clark and Mabel Coover. boy
Herbert and Geraldine Cro.'by. girl.
Elmer and Henrietta Cummings, girl.
Thomas and Mary Evans, girl.
L^o and Erma Finnerty. girl.
Benjamin and Ruth Firsheln. boy.
Leo and Muriel Gaffney, girl
Lester and Sarah Geiger, girl
Roland and Genevieve Guard, boy.
Martin and Betty Guice. girl.
Frank ana Anne Huxley, boy.
James and Lossle Jones, girl.
Ralph and Mary Measell. twin boys.
Charles and Frances Mitchell, boy
William and Joyce McDonald, boy
Robert and Catherine McLiine. boy.
James and Phyllis Rasbury. girl.
Walter and Patricia Roth, girl
Edward Rnd Alice Searle. Jr., boy.
Herman ar,1 Anne Spencer, boy
William and Thelma Stant. girl
Ralph and AUison Thompson, girl.
Joe and Peger Walstrom. girl
Louis aud Theresa Weiner, girl.
William and Mabel York, bo^
Frederick and Dorothy Zihlman. girl.
Percy and Elizabeth Crusoe, boy
*11,950
VERY NICE SEMI-DETACHED
BRICK HOME IN 700 BLOCK
OF SHERIDAN ST. N.W.
This home has 6 nice rooms,
bath, hot water heat with gas
burning furnace, detached 1-car
garage. This home is in good
condition and convenient to
everything.
Inspection by Appt. Only
HENRY J. ROBB, Inc.
1024 Vermont Ave. N.W. Dl. 8141
After 0 P.M. and Sundays call
Emerson 8030 or Emerson 8331
Columbia Forest
1209 Columbus Street
Practically new detached brick home less than 1 year
old, containing living room 22 ft. long, dining room, fully
equipped kitchen; 2nd floor has 2 large bedrooms, tile
bath with shower. Full basement. Oil air conditioned
heat, loundry tubs. House is equipped with storm win
dows, screens and awnings. Large well landscaped lot.
Convenient to transportation.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1 TO 6 P.M.
To R*cch Over 1 \th St. bndoe out Columbia Pike
to South Columbus, left to our siQn and house.
J. Wesley Buchanan
1501 Columbia Pik* tzclvsirrlr CH. 1341 OX. 2798
BROOKMONT (Nearby Md.)
NEAR ARMY MAP SERVICE
4016 62nd St.
Owner leaving town, immediate possession con be
given. This home in new-house condition. 3 Spa
cious bedrooms, tiled bath, living room with fireplace,
cheerful dining room. Modern kitchen, appliances.
Screened porch, oil heat, anrage. Large lot, picket
fence. One block transportation. Priced for quick
sale.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 6 P.M.
Directions: Out Mar Arthur Blvd., quarter mile beyond Dis
trict Line siqn. left throuah entrance marked Brookmont.
ccrott car track to 62nd St., riaht to oven sion and vroverty.
E. H. IRWIN, Exclusive
203 Southern Bldg. National 1 595 - Elmwood 648 or 463
THE DEVELOPERS OF LYON VILLAGE I
AND LYON PAR K PROUDLY I
PRESENT ANOTHER DEVELOPMENT
Build your own home on a 1-3 or 1-2 acre Maple shaded home
site. near historic Falls Church. Seven miles from the Pentagon
Building.
, PRICE $1,250 TO $1,750 Desirable Terms §
Representative
on Property
Saturday and
Sunday
LYON Ine.
CH. 7070 ‘ 3004 LEE HIGHW AY GL. 60S!
James and Thelma Fields, boy
Richard and Celectine Orlmer. boy.
William and Viola Henderson, airl,
James and Tseng Hssong. boy
Joseph and Rhunetta Kelly, boy
Oeorae and Lorraine Mahoney, girl
Harrington and Addie Mosley girl
William and Catherine MeOuthrle, girl.
James and Elsie Penny, girl
George and Annie Pritchett, boy.
Kenneth and Evangeline Robinson, girl.
Guy and Lillian Smallwood jr . girl.
Robert and Margaret Wilson, girl.
Deaths Reported
William I Irby. PS, 1540 llth at
Peter Budzelka SO, 1000 Evarta at ne
Helen F. Madden, TO. 1108 Lawrence at
n e.
Henry Hempel. 00. Pottatown. Pa
Lina R. Pollard. OS. 3»13 McKinley at.
Sarah E. Soper. 04. 1141 W at. a e.
Clara L. Wllaon 01,. 1S‘,’P 3rd at.
Eula McClary. 01. 1S0P Alabama ave. a e.
Leroy Kina. 00. 1150 10th at
Mai y G Cook. 50. 54 IT 8th at.
Roscoe C Latham. 55. Saginaw. Mich.
Irene H Warnick. 47. 2(408 Mozart, place
John T Whitaker. 40 Chattanooga Tenn
Aurel Schneider 30. J14 C at. n e.
William B Hays. 38. 1114 13th at
Mary E Draper, infant. 1224 Lawrence at
n.e.
Infant Perry. 5111 Pard at. se
James E. Thompson 59, 820 Tth at n.e.
John F Crai*. TT, 4800 Meade at. n e.
Edith W. Minton. To Philadelphia Pa,.
Thomas Ennis. 08, Blue Plains D. C.
Joseph E. Clay, 05 I Tr: 18th «t
James A. Jackson. 85. 1T18 Corcoran st.
Melinda Johnson 5ti. 422 8th at a w.
(Thomas C Holts. 58, 2412 I Tth at.
I Infant Los an. T18 Kenilworth ave
PRESENTING
Adjoining the Indian Spring Golf and Country Club
CORNER OLD BLADENSBURG RD. AND INDIAN SPRING DR
Finally! the homes all Washington has been waiting for and talking about are ready for sale. Containing features
that everyone has been planning in their Post-W ar home, in a planned community of 100 homes, of which 30 are
now nearing completion.
._COMPARE THESE FEATURES_
• BRICK AND STONE CONSTRI CTION
• STATE ROOF COPPER GETTERS AND SPOCTS
• ORNAMENTAL IRON RAILING
• CAST STONE TRIM
• STREAMLINED KITCHENS WITH MORE THAN SUFFICIENT CABINETS
• DELL XE GAS RANGE W ITH NEW TYPE CONTROLS
• TILED 1ST FLOOR POWDER ROOM
• VENTILATING FAN IN KITCHEN
7 CU. IT. C,. I . REFRIGERATOR
QUIET MAY OIL BURNER. AIR-CONDITIONED HEAT
LAVATORY IN BASEMENT
.! LARGE AIRY BEDROOMS
MARBLE FIREPLACE IN LIVING ROOM WITH MIRRORED WALL ABOVE
FULL LENGTH MIRRORED DOOR IN BATHROOM
TELEPHONE OUTLETS FOR PLUG-IN THONER
MANY OTHER FLATURER THAT CAN ONLY BE APPRECIATED BT
YOUR INSPECTION
Model Home Open 12 Till Dark
Prices Start at $20,450
Directions: Out Georgia Ave. to Coiesville Rd.. right on Coiesville Rd to Four Corners, then right tr property grd
our sign ... or out New Hampshire Ave. to University lane, left and continue on Old Bladenshurg Rd. to property.
Built B\ Peabody Builders
DREISEN-FREEDMAN inc.
• 632 Coiesville Rd., Silver Spring, Md. EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENTS Sligo 1700
A DISTINCTIVE
ESTATE WITH
900 FEET OF
RIVER FRONTAGE
LOCATED U/2 MILES
WEST OF CHAIN
BRIDGE
The above photographs are but 2
lovely views of this magnificent home
feels like saying, "All this and Heaven, too!" as he beholds this beautiful perma
nently durable, artistic home. IOV2 acres right on the Potomac with the advantages of swimming
and boating; in a setting of dogwood and large trees, the lulling of the rapids that can be heard at all
times, yet a river for safe swimming and boating, and the view of the river that may be seen from almost
every room of this wonderful home. A contemporary design which embodies the maximum comfort,
space, light and beauty, and last, but not least, materials and construction.
(For 0 complete description, see our advertisement in the classified section of The Star this issue under
F. S. Suburban (Virginia.)
ROMYE LAMBORN, KJL
Exclusive Agent
1601 S. Arlington Ridge Rood
JA. 2484 GL.3711
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