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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-19
REAL ESTATE MEN STUDY
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
Construction, Rental Prices and
Operation Are Discussed at Con-
ference in Indianapolis.

Property management is the latest
branch of specialized real estate prac-
tice to become the subject Of local
conference carried on through the CO.
operation of the National Association
of Real Estate Boards with one of its
local member boards.
The initial property management
conference was held in indianapolis,
April IT. In general this conference
followed the plans of the conference
which the national association has held
for local boards on real estate appraisal
and sales methods.
The ACCESSIBILITY of making survey
in advance of the building OF a new
skyscraper or of an Office building in
any location to determine the probable
tenancy which would be attracted to
such a building was one OF the sub
iects emphasized in the conference.
The conference discussed the way In
which buildings should be planned II
they are to become profitable struc-
lures, the way rental prices should be
determined, the way buildings should be
operated under modern experienced
property management methods and the
way a renting campaign may be
launched for new Office structure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-19
COUNT REQUIRES LlNGUIST

Census Takers Find SO LanguageS
Spoken in Illinois Town.
wESTVILLE, Ill, April 10 P.-The
biblical babel of tongues didn't have
much on Westville. Census takers have
found knowledge of 80 languages nee
essary to get the population data.
westville numbered 4,347 10 years
ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-19

Stores, Inc, consists of DR.. Malcolm G.
Gibbs, president Peoples Drug Stores,
Inc; r. B. H. Lyon and Simon Lyon OF
Lyon g. Lyon, attorneys; Harry Viner,
president Arcade-Sunshine Laundry
Co; Harry Sherry; Maurice D. Rosen-
berg, president Bank of Commerce &
Savings; Roger Whitford, attorney; Jo-
seph Sanders; Louis Bush. president
Gray Line Tours; Herbert T. Shannon,
president, and Morton j. Luchs. vice
president, Shannon & Luchs, Inc.
officers of the corporation are Her
bert T. Shannon, president; DR.. Malcolm
G.. Gibbs and Simon Lyon, vice presi-
dents; Morton j. Luchs, treasurer;
Charles A. Jones, secretary, and Paul j,
Frizzell, assistant secretary.
It is expected that the completed
project will be ready for occupancy
about September l.
Construction of the building is ex-
pected to be started shortly by Shannon
g. Luchs, which will be management
agents for the development.
Stores in the projected development
have been leased to the Atlantic &
Pacific Tea Co.. which has taken unit
having a 5o-foot frontage; A. F. Embry,
as president of Barker Bakeries, Inc.
and Louis Levay, president OF the Fra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-19
UNIT COMBINES SERVICES
REQUIRED BY BUILDER
New Type Realty Organization in
Chicago Has $6O,ooo,Ooo
Funds Available.

A new type of cooperate real estate
organization has been established in
the Chicago and suburban area which
has available 100000, 900 for home
financing and which is so formed that
it combines in one concern all the func-
tons and services required by the pros
pective home builder, according to. an
announcement by the National Associa-
ton of Real Estate Boards. (
All members of the Chicago Real
Estate Board and members of real
estate boards of the Chicago metropoli-
tan area are eligible to affiliate with the
organization.
Under its plan, loans will be made to
the extent of rs per cent of the value
of the lot and the home to be built at
per cent for 15-year periods. The
financing resources, 1t is stated, are to
come from large business interests con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-19
BUILDING PERMITS
!. :. =. !. TOTAL S1,069,375
) Seven Story Addition to Edu-
scationaI Structure I'd
Cost $35O,O0O.
CONTINUED From First Page)

ers; r. P. Witty Co., Inc, builders; to
repair floors, 1917 H street dot 80
square $50; to cost $500.
e. H. P. Huddleson. owner and builder;
George T. Santmyers, architect; to
serect one 2-story brick and frame
dwelling, 1886 Military road dot 81
square 199l); to cost $4,000.
William S. and Carolyn A. De Luca,
owners; C. ]. Harnett designer; c. w.
Gosnell, builder; to erect two 2-story
brick and tile dwellings, 532 and 534
Thirteenth street northeast dots 81 and
%, square 10o7; to cost $4,000.
Two-Story Brick Dwelling.
c. w. williams, owner and builder:
George T. Santmyers, architect; TO
erect one 2-story brick dwelling, TOO
Oglethorpe street DOT 80, square 3l5D;
to cost $4,000
Max Sugar, owner and builder ;
George T. Santmyers, architect; to
erect one 2-story brick dwelling, 1922
Broad Branch road dot Is, square
202O; to cost $4,000.
Gulf Refining Co., owners, designers
and builders: to erect one 1-story brick
= and concrete gasoline station, ASH
Fourteenth street dot 8o6, square 2Sl6);
to cost $4,000.
G. w. Chase, owner and builder;
Paul Lofgren, designer; to erect one
l-story brick and tile dwelling, 62l5
Piney Branch road Got go, square
294D; to cost $4,000.
Alonzo o. Bliss Properties, owners;
Charles H. Tompkins Co., builders; to
make repairs and alterations, 210 and
PIG Second street Got 1913, reservation
III; to cost $1,000.
Maloney Paving Co., owners; to make
repairs, 3ll7 K street dot Of, square
1880; to cost $1,000.
M. P. Bazzuro, owner; N. L. Roddy,
designer; H. P. Cuttings, builder; to
erect one 1-Story brick and concrete
addition, 1851 Sherman avenue dots
770 and TIL, square 2882); to cost
$4,000.
Trustees of Baptist Home, owners; A.
B. Mullett g. Co., architects; w. E.
Mooney, builder; to erect one 1-story
brick addition, 3248 M street dot 826,
square 1919; to cost $4,000.
w. F. jackson, owner, designer and
builder; to erect one 1-Story frame
dwelling 1894 Eskridge terrace dot T.,
square 1929; to cost $780,
c. Magganti, owner and builder; to
make repairs, 200 F street (lot 829
square 56S); to cost $4,000.
woodward & Lothrop, owners: George
A. Fuller Co., builders; to make repairs,
First and M streets northeast dot S06,
square 673); to cost $4,000.
Mrs. Alvin Dodd. owner; j. H. Col
Iisr, designer and builder; to erect brick
and concrete block garage under house,
$500 o street dot 124, square l229); to
cost 81 ZOO.
John Dickson Home, owners and
builders; to make repairs, 1908 II street
dot so, square 288); to cost $4,000. Il.
w. H. Pierce, owner and builder; r.
G. Archer, architect; to erect one
history brick dwelling, 1922 Washington
place northeast Got 808, square 508D;
to cost $1,000.
: Commercial National Co., Inc, own
ers Robert F. Beresford, architect; to
make repairs, ITO Fourteenth street dot
II, square 223): to cost 1900.
Columbia Heights Christian Church,
owners; to make repairs, 1435 Park road
ilot 813. square 2676); to cost $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-19
REAL TORS AND FAMILIES
S. ASKED TO JOIN TOUR
Mississippi Valley Association
Members Will Sail From Quebec
July Is for Europe.

Realtors and their families have been
invited by the Mississippi Valley AS
ISOLATION, through that organizations
president, William r. Dawes, Chicago,
to join members of the Mississippi VAL
ley Association in a European tour,
sailing from Quebec on July 10, follow
ing the annual convention Of the Ma
tional Association of Real Estate
Boards, to be held in Toronto, July g.,
10 and IL.
2 The tour, which has Southampton as
its port of debarkation, has as its main
objective study of English and Euro
pean waterways, including the Thames,
in London, and the warehouses border
ing this entryport to London; the
Manchester ship canal and the Liver
pool harbor. From England the group
continues to Holland, where trip
through the Dutch canals via Volendam
and Edam is scheduled. A study Of the
terminal and warehouse facilities and
the tributary canals of Amsterdam is
included in the tour, as well as inspec-
ton of the canals of Brussels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-19

ee-Potomac Laundry Co, which will
have q branch there.
City planners and traffic experts here
have voiced approval of the idea OF
providing parking space for the auto
mobiles of customers of such CONNER
cial establishments as a means of re-
ducing traffic congestion on heavily
Travelled thoroughfares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-19

cerned In the organization of the new
firm. #t
Appraisals, financing architectural
services, the supplying of building ma
be handled through the central organi-
zation, it is reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-19

bourne section. This house Is marked
by q dignified English design, the
frontal facade of the second story be-
ing marked by q modicum of stucco and
half timber work There Is porch OF
simple lines running across the front OF
the house. At the rear is two-story
porch which overlooks wooded hill
side area that Is part OF the national
arboretum section. The lawns and
moderate terrace in front OF the house
now are being developed.
The framework of the fourth Star
model home, an English countryside
dwelling of brick construction being
erected at the corner of Fernway and
Locust roads, in Northgate, has been
completed and finishing work is being
started. It now reveals the unusual
design which makes for maximum use
of the triangular lot and the ''Y" out
line of the house which provides maxi
mum light, air and view from the rooms
in the three wings. Thus the combina-
ton of utility and beauty can be seen
even before the building has been fin
ished. The brick facades will be
painted white, which will set the build
ing out to advantage against the green
trees that tower above the roof of the
house.
StOnewOrk Is Pushed.
The stonework of the fifth 1890 Star
model home. the largest of the series
which is being erected at the corner Of
Garfield and Forty-fourth streets
Wesley Heights, by w. C. 81 A. N. Mil
Ter, now has been carried to the Sec
ond story level. The heavy stone OF
the exterior walls shows the sturdy
feeling that will characterize this
dwelling.
In the second story will be a dignified
expression of the half ttmbering which
Is typical of the style. The rambling
roof of broken lines will be covered
with old English tile shingles in the
darker shades of red.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-19
PERMITS TOTAL Sc, 598, 600
Building Bureau Gives Figures
From January to April.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, April 19-The value
of building permits issued in Baltimore
from January l to April l totaled So
598,600, according to report of the
bureau Of buildings. This total, how
ever, does not include the 20 per cent
allowed for under valuation
During the first quarter of this year
there were erected in Baltimore 26e
two-story brick houses the cost OF
which was ST. ,282 900; three three-story
brick dwellings, $4,000, and 1873 two
story frame cottages, $693,000.
In an italian town taxes are levied
according to the weight of the taxpayer.
The fat man is assumed to be pros
porous and charged on his poundage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-19

beautiful hills of
Arlington County within
the short space of ten minutes !
Think of the great advantages
of pure air, healthful sunlight
and plenty of safe, open spaces
for the children and for your
self!
With the building of wonder.
full new bridges and broad,
smooth highways into every
part of nearby Virginia. Airing
ton County's accessibility and
proximity to downtown Wash
ington are becoming increas-
ingly important factors in
maintaining and enhancing real
estate values. These factors,
combined with low real estate
taxes, city water and other
modern conveniences, m a k e
Arlington County the most de-
sirable location for your home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-19
STORES TO PROVIDE
FOR PARKING CARS
Community Group Is Planned
as First of a Dozen
Projects.

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-19
FEW
HOUSES
FOR RENT
IN
ARLINGTON
COUNTY

Today there are practi-
cally no houses for rent
in Arlington County, al
though there are three
times as many families de-
string to rent as ever be-
fore. There are only a
few new houses available
for purchase. These new
homes will be absorbed in
a short time, and demand
in excess of supply will
enhance prices, as always.
Buy your Arlin 6 o n
County home now, when
every factor of price and
selection is in your favor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-19
Wednesday Evening.


Dear Daddy:
Something just wonderful has happened
You know hated the idea of taking the
doctors advice and getting little Betty Lou
out of the apartment into suburban place
where she could have sunshine and fresh air
and play out all the time. But we started out
looking. yesterday, and because traffic is so
much lighter there, drove into Virginia.
What do you suppose we found in Lyon VII
lage, just mile from Key Bridge on the Lee
Highway? The prettiest brick Colonial home
Center-ha plan, just like Granddaddy's. You
just can't imagine what a darling house this
is-everything most convenient and complete
inside, with the most splendidly arranged kitch-
en- / ever saw, all tiled and shiny, with cup
boards everywhere. And the most wonderful
big master bed room-oh, you'll love this house!
And the price is so reasonable.
Lovely oriel windows in front and the incest
screened living porch on the side, big and
roomy; a honey fireplace and awfully nice
Colonial woodwork all through the house. And
the lovely views on all sides, even from the
kitchen window! just can't keep that beau
tiful kitchen out of my mind And you'll lust
rave over that big master bed room, the coolies
of closets everywhere the first floor lavatory,
and the two-car garage-that alone will save us
$500 month.
The salesman says Lyon Village has every
modern convenience-only 10 minutes from the
White House.
Betty Lou is fast asleep and must put her
to bed. Hurry Come to see this darling
house! Heaps of love-
MARY.
Lyon O. Fitch inc, Clarendon $50 or Natiomat SiSs
for location in Lyon Village ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-19

The board Of directors Of the National
Association Of Real Estate Boards will
hold its Spring quarterly meeting May
and 10 in Chicago. On May the
associations executive committee will
convene.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-19
FIRST STAR HOME
TO Be OPEN MAY 4
Four Others Will Be Placed
on Exhibition in Sue
ceeding Months.
Continued From First Page.)

along the rear property line, beyond
which is a thick stand Of trees. This
is a detached dwelling of two stories
with large finished third story which
adds measurably to the spaciousness Of
the house.
The quaint, English group house at
1909 Forty-fourth street, in Foxall, the
second of the series, has been brought
to the finished stage by the builders,
Waverly Taylor, Inc. This is three
story house, one of a group of eight,
each of varied outline yet each def
mite part of the whole composition.
The walls have been plastered, floors
laid, lawns sodded, walks laid and fin
ishing work now Is in progress. The
double-deck rear porch, which over
looks Foundry Branch Valley, to be
developed as a Government park, is
being screened.
Third House Nears Completion.
Construction of the third house, one
of group of five carefully planned in
expensive row houses, has been virtu-
ally completed by Baer & Scholz at
1904 M street northeast, in the Shell
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-31

iatszotta. A film, amely carl
biirokracia muRkajat mutatja be
komikus jelenetekben, csonka al
lapotban kerIlt Ukrajnaba S
exert soviet agitatorai ugy Sc
gitettek magukon, hogy osszera-
gasztottak egy exotikus vadasz-
filmmel. Icy azutan meglepete-
sunkre egyszerre csak mem orosz
burokratakat, hanem fogvicsor-
cato afrikai tigriseket lattunk a
vaSZnOn =.
- Nekunk, magyaroknak boil
dog perceket szerzett a radio.
T0bbszor hallottuk Budapestet es
bizony sokszor sirtunk
- Amikor en- 1915-ben elmen-
tenn haboruba, akkor mar egye-
dill allottam vilagon. Senkim
sem volt. Ket batyam a Doberd6n
halt h6si halalt es az ozvegy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-31
A KUTBA DOBTA
SZERELMESET

Szekesfehervarr6l jelentik: =
Ercz Ferenc bekopogtatott T6ke
JOSEF sz6l6munkasnak a Szekes-
fehervar. melletti Rachegyen levG
hazaba. Ercz Ferenc kihivta a
gazda huszonkilenc ewes leanyat,
Terezt. A fiatalok egy darabig
beszelgettek, maid vita tamadt
koz0ttiik, amelynek soran Ercz
Ferenc egyszerre csak 0lebe kap-
ia leanyt es az udvaron lev6 ge-
meskutba dobta. T0ke JOSEF a
legk0zelebbi telefonallomasr6l
felhivta a ment6ket, akik a le-
anyt meg elve kihuztak a kutb6l.
Sulyos koponyat0ressel es hatan
sulyos zuz6dasokkal szallitottak
korhazba. Ercz Ferencet a rem
d6rseg letart6ztatta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-31
KISZURTA A LEGJOBB
BARATJA SZEMET

Egerb6l jelentik: - Blako Jo-
zsef csanyi komivesseged korcs-
mazas k0zben 0sszetalalkozott
legjobb baratjaval, Juhasz Janos-
sal. A baratok elobb csak beszel-
gettek, azutan vitatkozni kezd-
tex, kozben Blak6 felelossegre
vonta Juhaszt azert, inert halo
masb6l tudja, hogy meg akarta
1T verni Juhasz Janos magyara
Eat helyet ket hatalmas pofont
odott baratjanak, mire Blako
el6kapta bicskajat, Juhasz fele
szurt, akit szuras oily szeren-
csetleniil ert, hogy jobbszemere
teljesen megvakult. Az egri tor
venyszek a szurkal6 k6miivesle
genyt sulyos testi series vetsegeri
hat h6napi foghazbiintetessel
sujtotta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-31
HAROM EVI FEGYHAZRA
ITELT GYILKOS APA

Szolnokr6l jelentik: - Agocs
Karoly, a szolnoki NAV fiitohaz
munkas aa felesege halala folott
erzett banataban elhatarozta,
hogy ongyilkos lesz es magaval
viszi a halalba tizenegy ewes kls-
fiat. A kisfiut Agocs megfojtotta,
maid beretvat vett elo, amellyel a
munkas sulyos sebet ejtett ma
gan, de a condos apolas megmen-
tette az eletnek. Agocs Karolyt
szandekos ember0les cimen
szolnoki t0rvenyszek ct evi fegy-
hazra itelte. A Tabla tanacsa ezt
a biintetest harom evi fegyhazra
mersekelte, nyomatekos enyhitd
k0rulmenynek we've a vadlott be-
ismereset, buntetlen eloeletet es
elkeseredett lelkiallapotat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-31
VEREs KURD-TOROK HARCoK

Londonb6l jelentik: = A Times
jelentese szerint, a harcok a kurd
torzsek es tor0k csapatok kozt
egyre nagyobb aranyokat olte.
mex. Az elmult ket nap folyaman
perzsiai Urumjat6l nyugatra a
t0rok-perzsa hatar k0zeleben fek.
vo Qutur-ig, az Araratt6l k0riil.
belil 90-170 mertf0ldnyire, su
lyos harcok folytak.
Persia valaszat T0r0k Q
tiltakozasara a kurdcsapatok at
bocsatasa Matt meg mem hoztak
nyilvanossagra. T0r0korszag ra
mutatott ARA, hogy zavargasoB
bizonyitjak a perzsa-tor0k hatal
kiigazitasanak sziiksegesseget Ti
rokorszag javara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-31
LETARToZTATOTT ROMAN
ANTISZEMITA VEZEREK

Bukarestb0l jelentik: AZ
egyre veszedelmesebb meretu po-
grom mozgalmak most mar ha-
tosagokat ARA kesztetik, hogy az
antiszemitavezereket osszefogdos-
SAX. A multi napokban 30 antisze-
mita agitatort tartoztattaK lie.
Icy akarjak elejet venni tovab-
bi pogromoknak. Borsan a
csend0rok letartoztattak Danila
tanitot, a bukovinai parasztsag 9
vez6ret es Necula ezredest, aki az
antiszemita mozgalom legf0bb We
zerenek, Cuza PROFESSIONALS In
tim baratja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-31
A TUZVESZ ELPUSZTITOTTA
DEJTAR KOZSEGET
Ket hettel ezelott a jeges orkan
elverte az egesz termest.

Dejtarbol jelentik - Alig par
hete annak, hogy Takacsi es Fer
t6homok dunantuli kozsegek ka-
tasztr6falis tizvesz aldozatai let
tex es most ujabb tiizrol kell be-
szamolnunk, amely viragz6 DeJ-
tar nogradmegyei kozseg negy-
venket hazat hamvasztotta ell es
ugyanannyi csaladjat Juttatta
koldusbotra. Ez tiiz annal ira
gikusabb, inert csak alig egy par
nappal tUzvesz elott Dejtar koz-
seq hataraban borzalmas jegor-
kan szaz szazalekig elverte a mar
aratasra varo gabonatermest, ugy
hogy a kozseg lakossaga a legna.
gyobb insegnek nez elebe.