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HAGERTY HOME SOLD
This home at 5010 Rana road N.W. was recently sold by Presidential
Press Secretary and Mrs. James Hagerty to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W.
Snider. The transaction was handled by Shannon & Luchs Co. Mr.
Hagerty has resigned his White House post and has been appointed
a vice president of the American Broadcasting Co.
District
Issues
Permits
Recent building permits
issued by the District include:
Georgetown University,
owner, 3700 O st. n.w.; builder
not selected: Thomas H.
Locraft & Assocs., architect;
to erect six-story classrooms
and laboratories, 3700 O st.
n.w.; cost, $2,200,000.
Continental Apartments,
Inc., owner, 1074 National
Press Building; Magazine
Bros. Construction, builder;
F. Wallace Dixon, architect;
to erect one. nine-story office
building, 730 24th st. n.w.;
cost. $1,000,000.
Columbia Hospital, owner,
2425 L st. n.w.; builder not
selected; James Porter, archi
tect; general alterations to
hospital partitions, loading
deck, etc., 2425 L st. n.w.;
cost, $50,000.
William M. Moroney,
owner, 2118 49th st. n.w.;
Trend, Inc., builder; Warren
Shoemaker, architect; to
erect one, two-story dwelling,
2913 University ter. n.w.;
cost, $33,000.
C. G. Wells, owner, 1824
M st. n.w.; C. C. Hamilton
Co., builder; H. N. Shaidid,
architect; to ereci two-story
addition to restaurant, 1824
M st. n.w.; cost, $20,000.
R. L. K. Development Corp.,
owner and builder, 6404
Georgia ave. n.w.; Cohen.
Haft & Assoc., architect; to
erect six, one-story dwellings,
5500 block 4th st. n.e.
and 5500 block Chillum pl.
n.e.; cost, $17,000 each.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Mc-
Kelvie, owner, care of F. S.
Phillips Co.. 927 15th st. n.w.;
F. S. Phillips Co., builder;
William H. Shoemaker, archi
tect: to erect one, two-story
dwelling, 2216 46th st. n.w.;
cost, $15,000.
Urban
Renewal
Booklet
The Urban Renewal Ad
ministration has just pub
lished a booklet “Faipily
Surveys in Conservation
Areas.”
The booklet is another in
the new series of publications
that URA is putting out de
signed to provide guidlines to
local public agencies in carry
ing' out various urban re
newal activities.
The current publication
covers the conducting of sur
veys of families in conserva
tion areas to determine their
willingness and financial
ability to upgrade their
homes.
Copies are available to of
ficials of urban renewal op
erations free in limited quan
tities through the Housing
and Home Finance Agency or
any of its regional offices.
Copies also may be purchased
from the Superintendent of
Documents, Government
Printing Office, Washington
25, D. C., for 15 cents per
copy.
Painting Sash
It is almost impossible
when painting window sash
to keep paint out of the
narrow space between the
sash and the adjacent frame
work. To avoid windows
sticking after painting, raise
and lower the sash several
time whjle the paint is dry
ing.
OFFICE SUITE
925
15th St. N.W.
IN THE HEART OF THE
FINANCIAL DISTRICT
Modern downtown air-con
ditioned elevator office
building.
Desirable suite of three
rooms containing approx
imately 775 square feet.
$4.00 Per Sq. Ft.
B. F. SAUL CO.
925 15th St. N.W., NA. 1-2100
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2224 n. harrison st.
ft’ first showing
’ ■ •’ OPEN SUNDAY, 1-5
S This fine brick home is priced to sell. Features: 22-foot
H lolousied porcn, heater and air conditioned, most ot-
living room With firep ace. separate dining room,
£ both have wall-to-wall carpeting, kitchen has been com
p pletely modernized; 3 bedrooms end tile bath on sedond
l 3 floor, full basement wished recreation room with fire
jSi place port both. Excellent condition throughout Con-
to bus, shops and schools Price, $19,950
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1403 N. Court House Rd., Arlington, Vo.
I £ Weekdays, JA. 5-8585; Eve., end Sunday, KE. 6-7733
HERE’S A
STRIKING SPLIT
’ ftSgf LEVEL HOME THAT
HAS BOTH VALUE AND LOCATION
AlAfADfl Insist on good value and a convenient location when you
AvVAKD moke that all-importont purchase of a home—you can
WINNING find both in a North Springfield home.
COMMUNITY The Fairfax County LOCATION is ideal . . . rolling,
w M wooded ground ~. congenial neighbors ... a big regional
shopping center ... . all major churches . . . fine schools
. . . parks and playgrounds . . . and downtown Washing
ton and the Pentagon are only minutes away over
Shirley Highway. The quality of this community is at
tested to by the number of national awards which have
been bestowed on it.
It is in VALUE, however, that North Springfield excells.
This quality-built, all brick split level shown here features
a separate dining room; space for a fourth bedroom, a
* third bath and a recreation room; pull down stairway to
old-fashioned storage attic; living room fireplace. The
sparkling kitchen has a wall oven, large Hotpoint re
frigerator, disposal, and room enough for family meals.
Our sales staff is on duty daily and Sunday from 10 a m.
'til dork. Also available is a full basement, 3 bedroom,
nnmrn hums u> jrm r- • 2 bath deluxe rambler priced from $21,700. Several
rnllEU Al jzZ.Juu—VA 3IIQ rHA FIUSIICIIIJ models available for immediate occupancy.
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DIRECTIONS: South on Shirley Highway to Edsoll Rood cloverleaf. Turn right.
Left on Edsoll Road 1 mile to Back Lick Road. Left on Bock Lick Road 900
feet to North Springfield entrance. Right on Leesville Blvd, to end. Left on
Heming Avenue to model home.
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County Council to Hear
Land Donation Proposal
A controversial proposal
that would require real es
tate developers in Montgom
ery County to donate land for
local parks and playgrounds
will get its first pubic airing
Tuesday when the county
council meets in Rockville.
A request for such a bill
was made earlier this week
at Annapolis by the Mont
gomery County legislative
delegation. Delegate Blair
Lee 111, chairman of the del
egation, said the action was
taken after a meeting with
representatives of the Mary
land National Capital Parks
and Planning Commission.
Mr. Lee added that the
county council had originally
requested the bill and asked
that his delegation get to
gether with the planning
commission.
Alfred A. Carter, attorney
for the council and B. Hous
ton McCeney, attorney for
the Park and Planning Com
mission, have been working
on a draft of the proposal.
Mr. Carter said he intends
to submit the proposal as it
now stands to the council at
its meeting scheduled to get
underway at 10 a.m. in the
County Building.
While the bill will un
doubtedy have the backing
of the planning commission,
a good segment of the county
population and many small
builders, it will be vigorously
opposed by at least one
group.
Mr. Carter’s office said the
Suburban Home Builders As
sociation has served notice
they intend to fight passage
of the bill in the legislature.
Mr. Lee said*his delegation
asked that the bill require de
velopers to donate "reason
able” amounts of land for
recreational areas and school
sites in their subdivisions. He
did not know yet, he said, how
reasonable” will be defined.
Developers of large tracts
in the county, the group most
likely to be hardest hit by
the new bill, if enacted, gen
erally agree on the need for
recreational sites. However,
they feel that they may be
penalized because school and
park officials didn’t have the
foresight to set aside such
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• The Actual Case History of Mrs. G. from the files
_i of the T. N. Lerner Trade-in Plan. I lived in my
S house for 20 years. It originally cost me $lO,OOO,
and of course I added some space. Under the
T. N. Lerner Trade-in Plan my house was FKA
appraised at $17,000, and placed on the market
for sale. If the house isn't sold by the time my
new house is ready, the T. N. Lerner Trade-in
61 Plan will buy the house outright for an agreed
amount. I can't lose!
• This means my equity in my old house is guar
anteed, and that I move into a custom detailed
luxury rambler ot Hampshire Forest with all the
extra features I've dreamed about without pay
ing a penny. No worry about raising the cash,
about selling my old house, about getting out
in time, about being tied up with second trusts.
No worry at ail!
• A beautiful home at Hampshire Forest, with all
the latest features. Over 54 ft. long, 4 twin-size
j bedrooms all on one floor, huge basement and a
mahogany paneled recreation room. The kitchen
is a marvel after all these years, all electric
Westinghouse with under counter dishwasher,
built-in oven and countertop range, disposer. 2 Vi
baths, huge separate dining room. I was really
t-i able to realize everything we wanted because
the Lerner Trade-in Plan makes the cash avail
g able!
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3 Wonderful Rambler and Split-Level Styles to Choose
From at Hampshire Forest, Priced as Low as $25,990
10% Down on Some Models
Directions: Out New Hampshire Ave. to Hillandale, left on Chalmers
lot Hillandale Firehouse! Rd. to Royal Rd., left t on Royal Rd. to model
g homes on left. Open week ends, 10 to 6; daily, 11 to dark. Model
home phone HE. 4-1398. Late evenings, call Mr. Segal, TA. 9-8249.
| HAMPSHIRE FOREST
HILLANDALE, MD.
gri3!M tCSh
Agents: Richbriar Corp. Nicholas Marchetti, Floyd
6406 Georgia Ave. N.W. Abiaham, Nicholas DiCamillo,
TU. 2-7400 Hyman Korth
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Saturday, January 14, 1961
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they knew the county was
certain to grow by leaps and
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